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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-10
PEACE DECLARED.

Why devote all your time reading
about the Boer war and the gold fields Of
Alaskan There are other matters of vital
Importance. You may make trip east
and will waut to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service use the
Wisconsin Central Railway between St.
Paul and Chicago. For rates and other
information write James A. Clock, Gen.
eral Agent, Portland, Oregon. Aft
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-10
Russell PRECINCT.

CONNIE ncing at point on Clearwater
river where the township line between
twps "a and IS n r 8, f B M, intersects
said river; thence down said river to a
point where the section line between
sections 20 and II, twp 36nr2 EBM
intersects; thence west to Little canyon
thence up Little canyon to the township
line between twps "a and 35nrI EBM;
thence east to the place of beginning
Registrar, Milton Mitchell.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-10

Commencing at ne corner Of county "
to NV corner, sec a tp 49, v south to Bed
creek, mp Bedrock creek to mouth of south
fork of Bedrock creek. up said south
fork to sec line between 2 and s. 37rIw.
south to NV corner sec 79 e to NV cor
ner sec ~, south to Up between IS and 81
i W. east Clearwater river, up said river
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-10
LADIES

Buy your homemade Bread, Doughnuts,
Cake, ETC., at the Woman's Exchange. If
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
A front Office room in the Wildenthaler
block. S. WILDENrHALER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16
DEATH LURKED
IN THE BOTTLE
CONTINUED from Page -

Williams undertaking establishment
was taken quite ill Wednesday night.
Mr.. Williams went to his mouse on
Kuikini street and sent Tor Dr. w ay-
son, who administered to him until ne
died.
A post-mortem was held yesterday
on the body of Joaquin Silva, the IN
sane asylum guard. The autopsy was
performed by DIR. Emerson. Several
physicians witnessed it. A piece of the
liver, and part of the brain were also
removed and placed in bottles, which
were handed to DR.. Shorey for analy-
sis. He expects to have this complet-
ed by this afternoon. The coroners
jury, composed of Ed Paris, G. j.
Hutchins, w. E. Bivens, S. Kubey,
Charles Dickinson and Ruby Dexter,
was impannelled yesterday and viewed
the remains of Silva. When Dr..
Shorey's analysis is complete the jury
will meet to hear testimony and arrive
at verdict in the matter.
Food Commissioner Shorey yesterday
showed an Advertiser reporter the
liquid which is supposed to have heen
the cause of the death of the three
men. 1t was in two gin bottles. One
was full and the other nearly empty.
From the latter a quantity of the
liquid had been taken and was then
undergoing the process of analysis.
L
ture here is composed of wood alcohol
and burnt sugar or honey" said DR..
Shorey. I'm that case it would be
highly poisonous, and was probably
the liquid they drank. AS old man
Silva made wine it is quite probable
that he made a cordial of it by adding
small amount. of the wood alcohol
mixture to a large quantity of the
wine. His, friends having drank with
him often they probably thought that
whatever was contained in bottles in
his house was ready to be imbibed and
they did SO.
"A portion of this liquid which you
see boiling shows thickening quality,
and is becoming like syrup, showing
that burnt sugar or honey was added
to the wood alcohol"
The liquid had the odor of fusil oil,
which in quantities is very poisonous.
Police Officer Silva was one Of the
wise men of the party which went to
old man Silva's place. He partook
sparingly of the queer looking liquor,
and the results were not fatal in his
case. He was dizzy Wednesday, and
had an unquenchable thirst, which CO.
pious draughts of water did not seem
to allay.
THE man Medeiros,'' he said, lin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16
Miss Griswold's Concsrt

At the concert to be given on N. \
at the Opera House by Miss Gr.r.l
Mr.. Egry will play one of Saint al
brilliant numbers, and Prof Ballaszl
will give Beethoven's Moonlight b,
ia, both showing excellent teebrll
ability. Miss Griswold will sing n
lad of the 18th century, both melotl
and interesting and also aras n
Faust and Carmen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

which 4 he found, and J toIs Of the h..
a drink. 1t was an oG tTIa he to "
and | didn't like il 'uG1tastins +.
home | began to dr;n,, When /
1 think that that fact IN lots Of MI
one glass of the stun ' ans tO0k \,
plenty OF water on top Of ofJ !, pocra n
from death. l went = !" II says n
medicine when I heard "a dOctq 8
had succumbed." u mat NsS.i.
A man named Pima,
Out OF the bottle has had lad NJ WHO b, ats,t
as yet; He is able to attd no ii ~
as night watchman at a NV bis n,
The woman who is pnI e uepCt :
owes her life to the foo. III dOab,l.,
she drank the LIQUID he" ae' that ~
s sected it. One of the sjcs stomach /
from Pauoa Valley, and ~ men ID
ly of the liquor. He is He drank n
no serious results are an very i'll b
one of the pathetic fsean.u,.Clpatsa
r II se, is that all three 'q ms. d b
married and leave large f. men "a
We're entirely dependent un Da,nlIles i
support. upon then I
Medeiros leaves a VIE.
children. A widow and An; ahd sisS
mourn mourn the loss of Joaquin Sil,. alt'.
Cabral leaves three cbiIdr.sS l7a NJ
Inc scene at Medeiros, aa..
terday afternoon prior 70 'y.lsss d
was one which brougb, Va, We luoS,,
eyes of the bystanders mrs M 70 d
broken children chung to ~ asr
containing the remains al ,t ue CO
and refused TO be comfor .lsf lab;
willing ones surrounding ,t Ssa 0y
cried Historically, and as tba -. y
being placed in the haarsa' .Ola 7;
, children attempted to hold :, ,TO y
| Inc Old mans fun mama l. vas
tonic de Silva, a native &c S,S Y
and sixty-two years of aea N Aaascl
man wen liked, but has fbo M al
OF pelng a manufacture ~
liquors. Although supposed :.
much wealth, only fifteen y. Y
money could be found by Cors vus
Varro. Yesterday afternoor ,''sI q
was filed in the Circuit Copr. - ~
that j. M. Osorio be appoipta5 -
lstrator of the estate. which Is -. ~
ed be worth about $500 He bos y
and family somewhere in Me-
Burial permits We're issued ys....
Tor all three men. The naturs = !,
death has been left blank and nm
f1lled in the physicians certiSca,s !.
the completion of the analysis y
made by DR.. Shorey. ''s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

Honolulu, October 10th, 1900.
James A. Kennedy, Esq, Chairman Re
publican Territorial Committee.
Dear Sir:-I have been urged by in
innate political friends and large num-
Der of voters to become a candidate for
the Territorial Senate as an Independent
Republican. These requests have become
particularly urgent since the nomination
of Henry Warehouse on the Republican
Senatorial ticket.
Being a firm believer in party 1 find
myself in a very trying position and refer
the matter to your Committee for conSid-
Grafton and suggestion.
On one hand, a sufficient number of
voters have voluntarily proffered their
support to assure my election with the
knowledge that 1 am a Republican, and a
supporter of Republican principles as ex-
pressed by the national and local organ
izations. large proportion of these vot-
ers as you are doubtless well aware abb
solutely refuse to vote for Mr.. Water
house. This of course weakens the whole
Republican ticket and seriously threatens
it's defeat.
On the other hand the question arises
whether 1 as a Republican running in
dependently of the organization would in
any way lessen the strength of Republican
candidates now practically sure of cleo
ton.
ne pal 10 secure WHICH L
was willing to withdraw has as you know
been nullified If not utterly destroyed by
more recent action of the nominating con-
ventions. CThe Republican ticket as a
whole cannot be elected 1 am therefore
relieved from any obligations to be in
ferred from my action at that time. This
is borne out by the numbers now urging
me to run, who accepted the ticket as
originally framed. Also by the fact that
certain supposed supporters of the present
ticket have openly advocated fusion with
the Democrats.
At no time have L sought legislative
nomination and while personal preference
would lead me to remain out of the field.
1 feel that in justice to those urging my
candidacy and election 1 cannot remain in
different to their request. You will doubt
less appreciate the necessity of immediate
action on your part.
Respectfully yours.
A. V. GEAR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16
Honolulu. H. T. Oct. q. 100

Honolulu, H. T., Oct. %, 1900.
Whereas this Committee is in receipt of
communication from A. v. Gear, ESQ.,,
addressed to the chairman of this Com
mittee. stating that he has been urged by
large number of voters to become a can
didate for the Territorial Senate as an
Independent Republican, and referring
the matter to this Committee for consid-
Grafton and suggestion;
Now, after due elaboration had thereon,
it is
Resolved, That, because of Mr.. Gears
position In the Republican party, and his
strength as a Republican leader, and be-
cause OF the confidence in him as a loyal
man, this Committee would regret to see
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16
GEARS DISLOYAL WORK IN
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

elsewhere in which A.
campaign and against Henry
Republican Senator:
Your action relieves me from any responsibility for any Of the
universally recognized weak points the Republican Senatorial
ticket Ny action should convince you Of the utter ay OF the
impression emanatng from members OF the Executive Committee
that personally instrumental in ingang the petition to
which have drawn your attention From Gears letter to
Chairman Kennedy Of the Republican Territorial Committee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

Yesterday was a record one in the
matter of collection of taxes. Judging
from the long line of people who be-
sieged the office, and Mr.. Shaw's look
of contentment, very few taxes will be-
come delinquent this year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

The rain guage which Mr.. w. r.
Castle has set up at his house. Kinau
and Victoria streets, gave a rainfall of
256 inches from 2 o'clock the day be-
fore yesterday until 2 o'clock yesterday
morning.
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ing it. And
A. "
to himself FRONT OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16


j. A. Kennedy, Chairman Republican Ter
ritorial Committee.
Dear Sir:-Yours of October 23d, enclos-
ing Resolution passed by the Executive
Committee is acknowledged.
After due elaboration have decided to
inform my friends that consider the in
terests of the Republican party will hest
be served by my refraining from accept ng
an independent Republican nomination fer
the Territorial Senate.
Your action relieves me from any re-
sponsibility for any of the universally
recognized weak points in the Republican
Senatorial ticket. My action should con-
vince you of the utter falsity of the i'm
preston emanating from members of the
Executive Committee that I was PERSONAL
ly instrumental in instigating the petition
to which have drawn your attention.
believe that the Republican party is
greater than any man and that its success
is of more Importance than the fulfillment
of the ambition of any man or men repre-
senting a minority whose acts or personal
opinions are not acceptable to the people,
True party harmony consists in harmonic
ing candidates with popular sentiment
giving the opinion Of one honest voter at
least equal weight with an almighty dol
lar. AS you consider that this has been
accomplished 1 abide by the results with
you, hoping that Republican principles
will triumph at the polls, triumph that
will only be secured by the election of a
Republican majority from Oahu to the
House and Senate.
cannot agree with you that my candi-
dacy as an independent Republican would
seriously injure'' my usefulness as Re-
publican" The character and number. of
those urging my candidacy is of such a
i nature that I need have no fears on the
personal grounds you mention. At no time
have I considered the situation from the
a n Nv
single purpose, aim and desire in this
campaign is to secure the success of the
Republican party. 1t is with this end in
view that I accept the opinions of the
party managers. hoping that they have
acted in equally good faith and with equal
disregard for personality at a time when
defeat is by no means an impossible
eventuality.
Yours very truly,
A. V. GEAR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

him appear as an independent candidate,
and would suggest that he advise his
friends, that such step on his part would
jeopardiZe the success of the party, and
seriously injure his usefulness as Re-
publican.
Honolulu, H. T., Oct %, 1900.
A. V. Gear, ESQ.,, Honolulu.
Dear Sir:-Enclosed please find copy of
a resolution passed by the Executive Com
mittee of the Territorial Committee of the
Republican party at a meeting held on
that date.
Very respectfully,
JAMES A. KENNEDY,
E. r. HENDRY, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

request Of friend Of nine called upon A.
" Gear, his office tn Gear, Lansing
Co., and he asked to circulat petit ton
viii ch read fol lows:
1--WE, the undersi gned DUAL ified voters Of
the Isl and Of Oahu, do hereby request and urge
the ticket candidate for Senator Of the
Thi I'd Senatorial District Of the Territory Of
Hawaii, in place Of
SHOULD the Hon. A. v. Gear consent to
nomination and if his name is pl aced on the
ticket, we will use our best efforts to secure
his election"
Mr.. Gear told me that if would success
fully CT rcul ate this petition and bring it back
to him, I would be paid for doing. l there
upon asked Mr.. Gear what was to be pl ac ed
in the bl ank space the petition, and he tol d
that the in whose pl ace he wi shed to run
candi date Henry Waterhomse. I thereup-
told him that as Henry Waterhouse a
fri end Of mine I would not consent to it.
W. H. ,KAHUMOKU,
Hal ava EVA, H. T., November 8, 1900.
We, the unders gned, do hereby certify that
during the politi campai gn in Honolulu, at
the request of different fri ends, cal l ed
upon A. V. Gear and were asked by him to cir
culate petitions repl acins the name Of Henry
Waterhouse the ticket candidate for Sem
ator of the Third Senatorial District Of the
sland Of Hawaii, wi tn the name of A. V. Gear.
The petition al so stated determi nation for
best efforts secure Mr.. Gears election.
After keeping these petitions for short
time and getting few names igned thereto,
rom his office, at his request, for the work
viii ch had done.
]. X Namaol au, E. X. Naauao. Kaanaana A.
L. REGARD, Hawai- K. George, Fred H. Kau-
wahi, Geo. Kaolopa, ]. Kawehi, H. Nahale,
VIM. olepau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-16

Williams undertaking establishment,
was taken quite i'll Wednesday night.
Mr.. Williams went to his house on
Kuikini street and sent for Dr., Way
son, who administered to him until he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-18

won by rs. 4. P. BeeB CT, ef=f hica- go. and Nr. Will Kaufman The former was given a handsome cut glass piece. The latter fountain pep. Alter the game refreshments were served. They consisted of all The delicacies of the season. l nun Der of musical selections added 70 Che pleasure of the evening The af- fair was most enjoy yabie-one and he fair hoste ana amiable guest were the recipients of many compl.- ments for their successful efforts to please and entertain. Miss Hauser returned to her home Saturday. She is most pleasant young iady and made many friends whiie here.
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Taylor, Lerane Highta yer, Lntie Laine, Nina Smart, Fife Barrow. Messfs. Earle Phillips, A@N Bar TOW, irz. J. H. Baldwin, John Hut, E lis Ga nthefs, F E. Raglaud. J C. Wilson, H. k. rone5. Herbert Joan- son, Roy Martin Joe NIelaI, Eliff0a Howell, Allen. Riiiaf8 Saunders, Geo. 5. Valiant, l Armstrong. d. D NeNeifl. HasrF Fruiaek Finn .Hutt, Dan Fetier. N +. Knox. Sterling Barrow. Jonn Bookhart, ". l..
 JattheWs.
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MISS RARROW5S RECEPTION = IVA The reception and german ten dered the members of the popular Gurren Tople Club by Miss Effie Bar
 row last Wednesday, evening was a
 particularly enjoyable affair The
 tune for the soclai meetings of the club, at which the young mer are invited, has been changed from the first to the last Wednesday of eaca
 month As entertainers Mir. and
 Mrs. A. M Barro N are well known
 and their home is always open to
 their fr,ends Miss Barrow, che hos . ess. greeted her enesfs with all the cordial hospitality of a typica l Southern girl, and with b~coming
 grace and charm. The mode of en tertainment was unique and enter- taining. Ii was guessing context The hostess had previously secured a
 photo of every guest, taken when a baby. The picture collection mo
 tables" was placed oa a table, each guest making gue<s as tofthe Der son on each picture This feature
 was happily entertaining to the young people for several hoIrs Fine lad B prize was " T ba Mss Laura
 Trulock. the geni's b Ar M. D. Mc- Neill. and the eoas8l ti9n by "Lltt 6 Willie" A4ttheas The prizes Were costly and bAantiful The d4cora-
 ttons were uausuadv attraetiv4 l fl ,wers being usesl with peaaing ef- feet. 4 dainty .epast was served uil"s' orchestra furni. he'd the music for the German, V hieh formea 4 part
 of the evenings pleasure. N lea tnre
 of the entertainment appropriate to an occasion of this kind wa4 ovpf- l looked by the ideal hGates- ra4
 fortunate guests were: s s ae Frau- ces Blocser, of Marshall, r xss. En-
 ma QaiIiing. fl Peaaief u, Ella
 Jayne, of Greenvblt Nlse., Mary l Lindsay, Anna Dewoody. Lilly
 Johnson. uyrtI Saunders, Ana l Goxa, Ruby alexander, Mittie Knox.
 Laura Trulock, Dollie Smith, Maggie
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elaborate, notable and charm ing so cial events of the season is the cotil- lion to be given at the ValhalIa Club next Thursday evening by Mr D. c. Bell, the prominent society leader, 10 Miss Maggie Taylor aud her friend, Miss 4 iderton. Miss Taylor is the charming daughter of H9a. <. M Taylor, and Miss Ad lerton, " ho is here visiting Miss Amanda Gald- well. K one of the prettiest and most amiahle young ladies that has hon. pred our city with visit this sea- son. The affair is being looked for ward to with great expectations.
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R AL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week by Geo. W
 Bylngton, Abstracter

DEEDS.
 November 10. state of Arkansas to Eliza beth smith, south haf of lot 4, block 9. rannehlll & Q "ens' addition.................$ 16 54 A. rslum, trustee, to L. Roth s~ nr and Be nv IF 7-7...... 1000 %
 Eovembar 12 William Deare to K. S. Mat thews, lie quarter 7-9...... 590 % James s' ocker to Charles H. Friplelt. undivided one. sixth ilt-rest in sw sw 28 6-S.......................... 125 0O
 November 13. r .Ien6tns 10 ti. .tpnk-
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ins. one-tenth interest in hot s, block II, SherrIll ct

ins. one-tenth interest in i0t s, block II, SherrIIl ct T ,........ ....... ...,..........,
 November l4. Louis Altheimer ct al to Lou is Roth. SC ne 17-7-7........... Louis Roth to Samuel N. Nestmoreland, se ne 17.7.7 State ot Arkansas to " z fan ersleY. east bali se 16-7-7............ .................. Anule NJ Norris to Pine BluH < Nester k elway, 100 feet wide across west hall east half 5-6-9............. ..........,..y. Annie NJ. Norris to St. Louis, Ifos Mountain X Southern Railway, 50 feat wide across east half east halt } 6-9..~a
 November b, State of Arkansas to J. > Freeman, east talf nv l'l 4-l0. ...................'.rD rDa E D. Montague to Joe Lat ting, t@o- hiris of nv nv H-7-9.......................""... Fred W. Chafiin to Mrs. Mo- rira Hrrris. part of the sec 4-3 Il. 137 acres...............'"
 oyember Is. D. l.. Trimble, executor, 'O John Frazier. north naH lot 1, block 43, Doris au' ditiOn west................ ......,,.". The city was full of eounl'' atur iay and all the mercua' a rushing business.
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Sheriff J. T. Renfrow, of Cleveland county, waa in the city few hours Saturday en route home from Little Rock. He took Mir. Joe Wooley te the State asylum from Ri4on.
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FOR SALE A G. orse power en- zine, good as new, at a bargain Apply to or write the Adams Wilson Printing Go Pine Rluff, Ark. If
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LOST-A collarette on Fourth av- eDue near Laurel street. Finde, re. turu same to N. B. Sligh at Citxens Bank A
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WIENER uURST Knack wnrs, and other Kosher ~Hu~aee. SMOk ED BEEF and TONGUEs aatly re ived at Strauss & iIler's. sole agrnfs.
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TIE members of the Chaminade Music Club enjoyed another of their usually delightful meetings Fri day evening at the home of one of it's most amiable members, Miss Mary Gillespie. No special program had been prepared but the impromp u se ec tioRs were highly enjoyed and the evening proved one Of otcontinnous pleasure. he most pni sab e feat ure of the evening was the sumptn- ous repast served.
 Those present were: Misses Aman- tia aid ell and her guest, Miss Au dprton. Rrha Dewoody, Mamie Mann, Pseston. Eddie Rulledge. AmA Goxa. Mrs. I r. Shelby, Miss Aars Gillespie. aessrs K. VI. RoaLe, d. D. MeNeiil. John Hut, Iri Arm- strorg, Dr. Edgar. sam Arhett.
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Misses Arie McFadden and Lottie Hampton have gone to Fordyce to visit friends and relatives.
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MT. Eugene E. Raines. well known Little Rock inaursnce man. visited his local agency Saturday.
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For that BILLED FEELING each meai take cup of CHA E & SANbORN'S FAMOUS SEAL BRAND COFFEE & Mill CT, sole agents.
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GAVE A DANGE.-Friday evening O Miss Mary dizell. daughter ol nr. and Mrs. Ham Mizell, rendered her friends dance at her home ot West Fourth avenue. There was Ii very large crow d Of participants ana the hostesa was successful In her ef tt rts to please her guests. Ali thines eonspirea to make the evening one of absolute pleasure. Glorionr weather, splendid fl TOT and n con- genial, happ st fl young peaple. there was nothiax to be done except to dance. and they en cred into the pastiIne with get Tae dancing war begun at 8, refres hments were served at i2. and afterwards ,nerc was more dancing.
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Use Eureka Cream and remove or prevent wrinkles. Fonnd at the Tan kerslev Drug Store. 46
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Ser es ] be candue,ei at th. Second Pr shs erian church this ev ming al 7:30 o'eiock hs Rev s. c.
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Hon. $. M. Taylor went to Arkan sns City Friday night ol legal buei- ness
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THE DAUGHTERS TEA.-Fhe tea given by the members of the Da- vid o. Dodd Chapter, Daughters ot the Confederacy, at the home of Miss Ruby Alexanaer Thursday after noon, was Il success in every way. The proceeds of the entertainment were very encouraging and alone demonstrates the financial success of the affair. Miss Alexander beauti- fully decorated her home for the oc- casion and was competent hostess The luncheon served was elegant and much enjoyed. A number of musical numbers were rendered for the guests in the afternoon, and the fortune telling by Mrs. Willis Brown was a arafi a ble feature.
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Mir virginius D. Wilkins and bride will return from St. Louis Tuesday.