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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-24
The New Lines

OF colored shirts arriving; new, beau
tiful patterns, all sizes and sleeve
lengths.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1e6 Main street.
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Meeting of Democrats.

The Democratic campaign committee
Of the Thirty-third district will meet at
the residence of c. H. Holmes, 53S West
Third North street. at 2:30 D. m today
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Orphans Outplayed.

-. Cincinnati. Sept. 23.-Chicago out-played
tne locals in both games today and won
easily. Attendance, 5000. Score: First
r. H e.
Cincinnati e.. ...............
\ tiLtaSo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
eries-Breitenstein and Kahoe; Tay-
lor and King. Umpire, Emslie
Second Game
r. HE.
liAAleiNA .--------..---..---.. I
Chicago . .---.- 10 n
hllireles-NewtOn and PETIT: Griffith
and King. Umpire. Emslie
Game called at the end of the eighth
inning on account of darkness
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If You Want

II OF Want
neckwear that is not duplicated in pat
terms, and the latest designS, we have
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRNFF CO,
166 Main Street
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GIVING BROOKLYN HARD RUN
FOR PLACE.
A Three-Bagger to Right Field Saved
the Day-Chicago Takes Double
Header From Cincinnati.
Wagner Won the Day.

st. Louis, Sept. 23.-Hans Wagner won
the game in the fourth inning with a
triple 10 the right field fence. Powell out
pitched Lever. but the visitors hits came
When they were needed. Attendance, $500
Score
r. II. E.
F Pr L@4ls ,,..,---...,.--.--.-.--. : 2
Eatteries-Powell and Criger; Lever
and OCOnnOr. Umpire. O'Day.
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Madame A. Rupert SAYS:
My Face Bleach Is not q new, Eutrfed
remedy but has been used: by. the best
people for years, and for disSOlvtng and
removing forever pimples, freckles, moth
patches, blackhsSds, eczema, tan, suaburn,
saIloWReGs, rou ghneSs or redness OF the
skin, and for Frightening and identifying
the complexion il has no equal
Il Is absolutely harmless to the most
The marvellous improvement after 9
few applications is NEST apparent, for the
skin becomes as nature intended it should
be, smooth, clear End white, free from
every irnpurity and blemish. 1t cannot
fail, for its action Is such that it draws the
impurities out OF the skin and does not
cover them up, and i invisible during use.
This is the only thorough and permanent
During this month, Will offer to al
trial bottle OF my world renowned Face
Bleach, sufficient TO show that II is all that
claim for it, and any reader of this can
send me Is cents in stamps or silver, and
I will send the trial bottle, securely
packed in plain wrap per. sealed, all charges
Nv book 'Hov to be Beautiful VIII be
mailed free to all who viii write for it,
rIADArIE A. RUPERT.
6 East 18th Street, New York
Tine. RuPPert's Gray Hair Restorative
actually restores gray hair 70 its natural
color. Can be used on any shade of hair,
and is not dye, and does not discolOr the
skin nor rub OF Perfectly harmless and
Nine. Rappert's DeplIatoFy removes
superfiuous hair in five minutes, without
pain; will not injure the most delicate
skin
Hne. Ruppert's Egyptian Balm for soft
enfn1 and healing the face and hands
Time. Rupoerf's Hair Tonic positively
removes dandruff, all scalp diseases, stops
falling hair, sad in many cases restores
hair.
VINE. Rappe-t's Almond Oh Complexion
SOAP, made of pure almond oil and wax
Delightful for the complexion and war
ranted not to chap the most delicate skin
AN of the above toilet preparations ara
always kept in stock and can be had from
our local agent.
Nine a Ruppert's celebrated Com
,lexion SpeciaIties are for sale in
Salt Lake City by
THE LACE HOUSE co.
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Fall Neckwear

FAN NeckWear
in new shapes and patterns, confined
TO US exclusively.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street
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Fine Overcoats.

The new cloths. latest designs and
tailor cut.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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We Are known

We Are Known
from coast 10 coast as fine launderers
of shirts, collars, cuffs, fiannels, blan-
kets and lace curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
166 Main street.
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Your Overcoat

VI be correct in fit, style and cloth If
Seiected from our line
Known terry n WOODRT--'F CD,
-G6 Main sTreeH
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EXCLUSIVE NeckWear
in new patterns and shapes.
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Main street
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The Mexican Cowboy.

Gorgeous sombreros. morse trappings
and mescal monoDolize the money of
the Mexican cowboy He smokes con-
stantly, but his cigarettes are ineXpen-
sive. An American dollar will buy
eighty packs of ten each. Mescal costs
21s cents a drink, when bought by the
single glass. We visited a mescal dis
tillery in Sonora, and the sight of the
preparation and the smell of the stuff
were sufficient TO disgust US with even
the thought of mescal as a beverage.
The pithy stem of the meseal plant. a
species of agave or century plant. is
cut at the proper stage of its develop
ment, trimmed of all superfiuous leaves
and brought TO the Yinoterio. In this
condition it resembles a large pine
apple and weighs from twenty to forty
pounds The cooking process comes
next. A Fit is dug some ten feet in
depth and of about the same diameter.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31

After MANY intricate experiments,
scientists have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural digestants.
These have been combined In the pro-
portion found In the human body and
united with substances that build up
the digestive organs, making com
pound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
1t digests what you eat and allows all
dyspeptics To eat plenty Of nOurlshing
food while the stomach troubles are
being radically cured by the medicin-
al agents 1t contains. 1t is pleasant to
take and will give quick relief. .-Ikel.
man DfDs.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
4 xsssssis re es,s s,e,1s.

w. r Tsfbox, ex-edit0r Of the Cool
idge Enterprise, has abandoned news
paper work, and is now In Cape Nome.
He has been gone since May and has
written three letters home. lIe sends
. copy Of the "Gold Digger" publica-
ti0n Hlled with accounts Of accidents,
suffering md desperation. Many men
who have spent al In reaching the
country did not Immediately find gold,
and In the last moments take their
lives and often those Of Others.
He writes that Nome Is town Of
I, 900 psople and that tents are scatter
ed along the beach for Is N les. He
and = c0mrade are out some distance
from Nome. prospecting, have had The
best OF luck 20 far and have been free
from suffering. Their ship met many
that had turned back, but they didn't
walt for the Ice TO melt. but they went
on. They encountered much ice for .
distance Of 900 miles. Numerous seals
are sighted and 80 miles from land
the loo floss bore tracks, and an Indian
canee drifted among them.
He remarks about the number OF
children that have been taken with
their parents to the gold fields, and
must necessarily suffer the prIvations
Of cold and disease. Eggs sell for SOC.
. dozen; butter SOC pound. flour Is q
sack; other articles sell in proportion.
The native dogs are half wolf and
they are practical thieves. They even
steal shoes when the opportunity oc.
|curs. Mail and Breeze.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
Spcel Prsgrss.
!. ". Lyons and JeR .. smith. supts.


FIRST DAY. ssPr. =.
One-han mlls troe, ens heat. Two-year oaas
Of Prowcrs county Three 70 enter. two U
start. Purse. sis to first, 80 70 second. En-
trance ice. 80.
Running Race -Threerighths mile. Three 70
enter; two to start. Purse, 80 to nrst, 80 TO
second. Entrance lee. easo.
1annins Rasa- -Onslhak Mn. Ihnss ~ essln9.
two 70 ssast. Puns. eDt - An, entsse 81.
nnassass ~. easa
u s1olnp nAgs angys n. \ =
tfSe W xtIe - ~ Ons.hAlf nile. N
best IN thrss hsass. Three To entsr. TIVE "a
start. Purse. ~ to arss. eio 70 second. In
trance fee, ea.so.
Ranning Raqe Five-eishshs mile. Three % en-
ter, two TO ssart. Purse. - to nrst, 90 70
sccond. . 70 third. Entrance fee, s2.5o.
rrotting Rncs-O Ons mile. Homes. Best tive In
three heass Three 70 es1er. two to ssast.
rurse, Is 10 Arst, eiS a. secoud. Entrance
ice 3,
Cowboy Receive mi,es, change horse evefy
mile. To b riddeh by one man. using fresh
boase every mile. Purse, sG TO hrst.
Cowgirl -One-Qnsrter mile. Prizes to
value, hrst 90. second ss.
Riding Bucktug Hosse-Best rider. Purse, e10
70 frst, y 70 seosaA.
Roping and Tying Contest Prize 90.
Entries ciose q 30'cI0ck p. M, Beptcmber 70.
Any persou Wishing TO match his horse
against any ceher person's hesss nay do 10 on
the ,rst day Of the races. september 70. Al
ready two match rncrs have been arranged for.
Races win b. called 1t D. m. sharp.
EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.
W. 4. WILEY. ]. .. McAusTny,
A. L. JOHNSON.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
HOLLY, COLORADO, FRHl

roosd q letter. Bsst CAeeas a sny yans1y.
IN Cream CAeese. Esaay - nstosr naAiaG
ocssase Chssss. Chsesenakine
DErAkrMESr K-Nssdls aad Esney wssk.
Arh 4 l. Jeasson and lars. fraak Csowiay.
sapts.,
sola Pillow. Hs.d..,sae R.x
Crazy Quilt. Hasnp,s Il Csucheaias.
Dtspaay o. Nesdie-work. Dtspiay q Fancy vssk
Chih OF haby's DFcss. rspef risvers,
Pair II Kais Socks. Pair of Knit Mlt&eas
or Gloves.
DEPARTMENT L--Pansry and Kitci,en.
Mn. wn. AcGiashcn. sup't
Loaf wheat Bread. Display Of Jellies.
xrahsn Bread. Canned Fruits.
ye'lsS Caks. Frais Preserves.
Fruit Cake. :. Tomato y
silver Cake. Swess Picked CucAmbers
Chocoaate Cake. Sonr
Angel Food Cake. Mixed Pickles.
Loaf Ginsrr Cake. sorghum syrup.
Lemon Cake. wasermelou Preserves,
Homemade Candy. Best Product from Caata-
loupes.
DEPARTMENT M-speciai and Novelties,
Thos. Barroll and Nm. I. y. Garrison, Supts
DISPLAY OF Curtos, Display O& Photographs.
Display Of Noveaties.
DEPARrMErT N-FAzm Implenents.
G. H. Adams and Chas. Maxwell, Supss.
Best display Of homemade farming Implements
farm Implements,
garden implenents.
grain driIl.
plow.
cuitivstor.
beet tooas.
BABy SHOW.
Mrs. X. N. Irving and Mrs. D. Coaseily. supis.
rrettirst baby under two years old.
Pr0tlkenf tWins
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
nrse.-. s... -.


Whsn the assicultueA1
growing beets have beeo r.
corresponding deGree of
he's been attained By ~
and operation u sugar 8
and not till then, viii j
say thxt this great indp Z
tablished. 81
It is already inoans
are better adapted for u y
Others. 1t y also geser1j1 u
these lands must ~ ~ ID
. way that wtll lesse ~ Il
With : level sarfsce. tts 4
deep % that tho beet rod = ~
down into ihc Ground wit,,p ~
resistaucs. II not prspass G46is
way the hestA win RFo& 166 md
and be of had hrm. When q neks
are known Why be lndifResentt Ht1
to the selections 0f the Iand 81 70
be used? And why paow Il N1( uuaiI
indifference, and expect pruQtI1s re-
turnsp
Lands can BE- prepared. ~ bs0l6hins
Immediately after harS1et. III by =
system of pipwinR sevefN 49, At
proper intefyalA destroy the ~ eeed
and leave the land deep, ane ~ level.
BY this method The planting - Be
done easly In The spring IT lebtm
depth. This method q preDayatiOn
will reduce the exp1nle " bultt.i
vation fully one-hslf Of t6olanseunt it
now costs, under the present 1sactice
Of spring plGwing, which rarely admits
Of even = fair stand. AsOQd tonnage
per acre must not be expeote4 unless
nrst good stand Is secured.
The msjorltNf The hnds c4nnot be
fitted In proper co1 ltton fas sugar
beetsi II prepared ii|the nslng. Ifeven
some can be, the process ~ Hes4 kill
ing cannot be y thoroughly e1seted.
This, accomplished In thu. ~, ltla9
thslanda frsa froAs sNsed6 e1aI ~ :
cultavs11enssf t1esl lape y
alta1et
touNu14otl4x vNpf 144t9 u0oSu8SA ma
weeding 70 the minimum. This
at present, Is the mgst expensive item
Of sugar beet culture. 1T must be
borne In mind that the proper prepar-
alton OF the lands In the fall enables
the planting to be done early in
the spring, thus securing good
stand, reducing the expense Of culti-
vation to about one-half the expense
now necessary by the methods gene.
rally practlced. This emphaticallY
means that BY proper selection Of land,
and by seasonsble and thorough prepa-
ration the expense OF growing ton Of
beets will not exceed 1one-fourth Of
the present average Gust a., compared
with unsuitable land prepafodsin the
spring.
The correctness Of the fot egoing
statements can be verified by intelll-
gent observation and investigation. A
practical and experienced farmer
knows the advantage Of early planting
Of spring crops; he also knows the ad-
vantage Of being able to use special
farm machinery. The reason assIRned
by many who decline to engage in
growing sugar beets ID the expsnse In
cident to thinning and wedding. When
It Is learned how To kill nearly . all the
weeds the previous summer and fall q
outlined, more attention will be paid
TO sugar beet culture. i,
When 1t IL known that II is pnsssi.
BILE for some to grow even thirty TOM
Of beets per acre at cost up TO har.
vest time Of not to excsed 76 cts.
per t,n.l .lor e2z-50 per acre. this fact
alone will cause still others tn be more
painstakins and thorough, and ~ q
reward will realize quicker, and more
direct money for their crop than Il
possible to secure frpm any other farm
| product sold direct from the farm
Nebrasks Farmer.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
THE COUNTY FAIR
At Jolly.

Masses sf 0ffIcess ~ Cssa11ned list
Of Exsibsfs ~ sse cesssy ssss.
70 Dc aesd q asaly Sepsea-
Der - ssd ~. 1909.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
bAhY 8HOl

Mrs. X. N. Irving and Mra. D. Coaseily. sup,s.
rrettirst baby under two years old.
rrotiicst twins.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-31
orIr1crRs.

President. ......J. Scott Robertson
Fist Vice President. "A. L. Johnson
Treasurer. S. NcMurtry
Secretary. ..............T T. ID. BarFOll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30
FIGHTING FILIEINOS.
Infantry Surprises Party and Capl
lures Gen Alvarez.

MANILA, Oct. 17.-Undar cover If n
stormy night. Captain Elliott, OF the
Fortieth Ipfantry, surprised the enc
my's headquarters at Oropuieta, Island
of Mindana, and captured, without
lighting, General Alvarez and his staff
and twenty-five soldiers.
The capture is important and will
tend to pacify the district. Alvarez
had fag a long time been provoking
hostilities in Mindana. 1t was he who
effected the disastrous attack on Uro-
quieta some time ago, and he was pre-
pairing for another when ne WAC cap.
tured
Detachments of the twenty sixth
and Eighteenth Regiments engaged the
rebels near the Ubungan, in Southern
Panaya, routing them, killing twent,-
and wounding many.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30

of our local politics, of whom consist
personnel of the Legislature, but they
do want to know the political complex
ion of the country and they will ask,
How did Hawaii vote at the polls?' If
they are told that our Islands have
gone Republican they are fully satisfied
then that we are in possession of good
Government, good money and good
times.
II firmly believe that if the American
people choose four years more of Nc
kinley and prosperity and we in Ha-
wall should have a Republican victory,
a cable would be laid to our shore
within the next two years; the i'm
provements of Pearl Harbor would be
FASTENED and our shipping interests
materially increased and that the on
ward march of progress would take
place in all lines of trade.
There are good men running on the
Democratic ticket and have the high
est praise for them, personally, but at
this time we must place party and
principle before individuals"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30
OWES LIFE TO
HIS COURAGE
Sheriff ChHlingworth
Barely Escapes
Death.

Deputy Sheriff Chiningworth would
assss 5eeT shot and probably killed yes
s.sr54s huS for his rare nerve ana pres
s7srss - mind
Charles TGe;T-rnsn q prisoner in his
csiers.. raas.s 4 desperate effort to muir
Ser Aaa shortly after dark Henernan,
eisb as.s escaped from the police sta
Goa where he was held on a forgery
ssaree. had been recaptured by chill
HHseorth ard was being taken TO oahu
Sstl Waen b" drew revolver and
EarBat r into his captors face threat
erphg 70 Ku him. Chiungworth made
. suS5eH move empowering Hefrer-
$40 and doubtless avertlng a tragedy
SSefrerHan is a man about forty years
oid who has lived IN Hawaii for many
gears. CshaHnguorth knew him in
8seH ten years ago. Sometime ago
Fisherman after various escapades as a
aa@itmaa Iaborer and stage driver.
FaeFfieJI me daughter Of william Good-
8sss WEo owns The Wailuku Stables,
saFd weHf % 1--we win his father-in law.
Ffe wa sooa IN money difficulties and
10 ~ SAID once drew a revolver on Good
asfss - fDrrr BIN 10 give him funds
l,"FeHCy 30 went 10 Kauai and there
ss=ssfE forget cherks "a which Good
6ass' Fsma sad been signed High
shatT f;r5wa was written to about the
Haff>s afd vixen The fellow came here
Ia +"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30
VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
LIMITED.
Fire and Marine Insurance Acts.

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company OF Lon
don,
Alliance, Marine and General Assurance
Co., Ltd, Of London.
Scottish Union National Insurance
Company Of Edinburgh,
Wilhelma Of Madgeburg General Insur-
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, Of Mu-
mich and Berlin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30

When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to allay the irritation of the throat and
make sleep possible. 1t Is good. Try 1t.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents, Ha-
waiian Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $fso. 000.oS
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Chas. NJ. Cooke .............. President
+. =. Jones .............. Vtce-Presfden
F. c. Atherton........A Assistant Cashier
Dircctors-Henry waterhouse, Tom
May. e. w. Macfarlane. Z. d. Tenney.
]. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts. Individuals, and win
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted to it. Sell and Purchase For
elgn Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTING
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance with
rules and conditions printed in pass
books. copies Of which may be had on
application.
Judd Building. Fort Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30

Miss Hankey. sister of Attorney
Hankey, arrived on the Miowera.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-04
-u LAS@rArIs(f1 PURSE S5-.-4t-N-
FINISHED
AgO:KeaG MANUFACTURING CO.
Stock Holders Elect Officers al Manchester
Treasurer amoD's Report.

Manchesrer. y. IT.. oct. 3-At the
annual meeting IF the stockholders
of the Amoske4g Manufacturing CO..
today George al Gardiner president.
of Boston. presided. ana the choice ot
officers was made a. follows:
Directors v. Powell Mason. T. JET
ferson Coolidge. George A. Gardner,
George Dexter. Charles ". Amary n.
Byron chandler. George L. Meyer.
Henry +. Sears J. Lewis Stackpole:
clerk. Herman +. Straw: auditors. II.
p. Cabot George Dexter. Lyman y.
Stevens
Treasurer Charles ". AmOry in his
report stated that the product for tn
year was ls,s90.153 yards Of cotton
cloth and |. s0a. 663 bags. while the sales
had amounted to lI7.571 g07 yards III
cloth and 1905. SIS bags. The cost OF
manufacturing for Z months was Sc
Sl54l6. the receipts from sales. S7.432.-
AL leaving profit for the year NJ
Sj5a.159
The quick capital June 81. was S3.-
502 So During the year two semi-an-
nual dividends of , PER cent. each have
been paid ana an extra dividend ~ II
per cent. the latter aggregating 5000
600. a large part of the extra dividend,
Sa79.32+ was paid out ot the accumu-
lated quick capital
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-04
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
RESDFIELD

/
Rev. ". F. Holmes is visiting his old
home iii Massachusetts. A student
from kent's Hill took his place here.
last Sunday morning.
Mrs j. B. Low from Wilton is visit
ing her old neighbors here. she will ."
from here to Bridgton to visit her son.
Rev d. B. Holt.
The fine weather Of the past Week
has added much growth to the field
and pastures and cattle are doing We'll
out 10 grass. much to the joy and
satisfaction of the farmers.
There was an old-fasnioned husking
recently at the home Of Chase Fogg
During the evening more than 300
bushels We're husked out. Mr.. F0gg re
ports 4 crop Of 400 bushels of good
sound ears Of corn from four acres.
" A. Crockett is able TO be out
again after being confined to the house
for many weeks from an injured ankle.
Workmen on the road find much to
40 Vet 10 get the roads in condition for
the fall rains
E. H. Gle is moving to Auburn. hav-
ing sold his home place here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-04

The fall schedule Of time on the
Maine Central Railroad will go into ef-
feet at : p. NJ. Sunday, Oct. :. on and
after which date trains will leave Gar
diner as follows: Going east: 1.12 A.
M. Pullman. daily; s.54, local 10 Ban
gor: l2.lS p. NJ. local 10 Bangor; 2.l2
Bar Harbor express. daily: 3, local tc
Mattawamkeag; 1.0s. TO Waterville
Going west: 2.10 A NJ. Pullman. eX-
cept Monday mornings: 6.55. local; 1e.17
local; 3.25 p. NJ. local: 406. Yankee;
l1l2. Pullman. daily. Sunday trains 60
east at 9.03 A. NJ. and west at 1912
The Augusta and South Gardiner Ac-
commodation train will run as hereto
fore. with the exception that the Sun
day trips will be discontinued after
Sunday. Oct. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-04
lQhnston.Anne.

The residence Of Mrs. Evelyn Anne. on
Middle street. Randolph. was the scene of
a quiet home wedding, Wednesday even
ing, when her daughter, Lizzie Cora. was
united in marriage with Charles Il.
Johnston OF Lenoxville. T. q. The cere-
mony was performed At O'Clock. by Rev
r. ". Plant rector OF { hrist church
Gardiner. in the presence Of relatives aud
q few intimate friends. the ring service
being used. The bride looked very pretty
in becoming gown Of white muslin. with
ribbon and lace trimming. After the cere-
mony. refreshments Of ice cream and
cake were served. followed by an hour of
social enjoyment The groom is en-
ployed a. bookkeeper in the office Of the
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather 60. at
Gardiner. and the bride, who is also an
assistant in the office. is one OF Ran
doiphs Most estiTable young ladies. That
the young people enjoy me friendship ot
a large circle was attested t0 by thr
number Of beautiful and useful presents
received among which were : Morris
chair and a fancy rocker from the fore
man and help in the office. an oak cham
Der set and a SET Of dishes from th-
brides mother. a silver berry spoon
from M. and Mrs. y. ". Brewer
Of Randolph. dozen silver tea.
spoons from the grolms parents.
Battenburg scarf from Mrs. GeorgI.
Burnham Of Fdrmingdale. towels from
Miss Lizzie Austin Of iallow-l. caA-
plate from Miss Edith Anne VI Gardiner.
towels from Mrs. 4. NJ. Anne of Gardiner.
silver table spoons from Mrs o. +. Moore,
Miss Fannie Moore and John Gray. water
pitcher from Mr. ard Mrs. 4 ". Moran-
ct Randolph. and olive forks from NJ.
5 7. Burnham ot Halloaril The groom.s
present 10 tn bride was a dainty gosi
watch. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston viii make
their home with the brides mother ~
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