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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
OGDEN.
lsrecial Correspondsnce-l

Ogden, Dec. 1.-One of the pleasant
Thanksgiving gatherings was at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Morrison,
2lf3 Grant avenue. The rooms and
tables were prettiy decorated with
flowers Music was furnished by the
Misses PidcOck. A bounteous dinner
was served. Those present were
Messrs- and Mesdames Howe H J.
Powers, J. H. Powers. ID. NJ. Morrison;
MeSdames Forbes, j. c. Coolidge:
Messrs- Olson, Bates and H. b Forbes.
Miss Media Corey is home from Salt
Lake for the Thanksgiving holidays.
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The card party given by the Library
association in the rooms of Column
bia club on Monday even as a
thoroughly enjoyable affair.
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The KeramiC Art company will give
free exhibition of the works of its
pupils Tuesday and Wednesday in the
rooms on the third floor of the EccIes
building.
The machinists gave an elaborate
ball Wednesday evening at Christen-
sens.
K. <. (.
A dance was given Friday evening
by the Fifth ward association.
Miss 5NIinna KieseI viii return home
about Christmas from her European
visit, AIr. Kiesei now in the east,
viii meet her in New York. She has
already sailed from Germany
David Eceles and Roy Eccles VIII go
east this week and WIZ meet David
Eccles. jr., in Boston, on his return
from mission work in Scotland,
Miss Victoria Slater of salt Lake
spent Thanksgiving in Ogden.
The Rathbone Sisters were enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Mrs. a.
w. Brown.
Henry Dinwoody of Salt Lake was
the guest of MI and Mrs. W. Il,
Wright<on Thanksgiving day
Mrs. J. NJ. Brumitt of Pocatello was
an Ogden visitor last week.
John w. Smith returned last week
frcm>the east
James g. Hunter. wife and sister, of
Salt Lake, spent Thanksgiving III Og-
den, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c G
Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Stubs, of Reno,
were Ogden visitors during the week.
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Mrs. JuHaE Houtz of salt Lake
spent THANKSGIVING with her parents,
Mr.. aud Airs. Z. A. Littefieid.
H s. Goddard. Professor J. J. Nc
CIellan of salt Lake and Miss Mamie
Harrington of ogden VIII give must
cal event in the Tabernacle December
10.
Miss Mary L Herrick returned Mon
day from "a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Randall, at Spokane.
The musical recital given 10y the stu
dents of Ada BarTstt McQuarIle at
her studio Oh Wednesday was q treat.
The programme introduced new lea
lures for little folks.
Mrs. P ]. Barratt of salt Lake is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ada Bar
TaIL MCQUaTrie.
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Utah Woman's Press Club.

At the meeting Friday evening Of the
Utah yVomau's Press club the members
were addressed by the president Of the
state federation. Mrs. Coulter. She
smoke briefly Of the work Of the MI
vcaukee biennial and Of the growth of
the club movement i'm Utah. Mrs.
Coulter urged the members to broaden
the scope OF their work ami TO devote
time to work that VIII be OF public
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Literary club. All who are 4nts~asted
IA the subject are invited to join.
The College club win meet THURSDAY
afternoon at O'Clock with MISS cod
GARD, 46S East First South.
The Cleofan viii meet Ttesaa,- VIII,
Mrs. Fl. J. Movie for a continuation af
the study of Hamlet.
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At the ReaDers' club Monday Mrs
anne HYDE reviewed the life and
work; Of Emerson. Current events were
given and an original poem was read bv
Mrs. Freeze.
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reviewers meet Monday with Mrs
Etltchle- The program is in charge OF
Mrs. Kelsey and Mrs. Richie.
Z,
The p. e, o. society viii meet next
"a luIiay' AFTERNOON at O'Clock at Is J
street. Important business.
The Mothers club of the First Pres
byteflan church viii meet in the church
paflors at O'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Topics win be in the hands Of Mrs.
Carlton and Mrs. Hal Brown.
The Curren Events and Current Lit
erature section VIII meet on Friday af-
telnoon, December :. at . O'Clock. The
program viii be: Resume of Current
Events, 1drs. a H. Peabody.
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Club women are interested IN the
movement instituted by the Ladies'
Literary club for giving an art eN-
Inhibition for the benefit Of the public
schools The exhibition viii open dur
ing The second week in December, and
VIII consist of the entire Century COL
lection Of reproductions and plaster
casts of famous works in Cfrecian art.
A series of lectures on art VIII also be
Rfveu by local artists
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY. DECEMBER q 1900

die, entertained their friends at a
Thanksgiving dinner.
2
Mss Avera Wordy gave d very pref
~ dinner at the asylum Thursday in
honor of Mr.. Abe Hatch, jr.s of Heller
city.
Miss Avis Thompson has returned
from Chicago,
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Mrs. Julia Jones entertained a large
circle Of friends at dinner Thanksgiv-
Ing day.
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Mrs. Frank Thomas of Salt Lake
City spent Thanksgiving day with
Provo friends
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A supper was given at the Roberts
hotel Saturday evening. the finale to
the rabbit hunt Thanksgiving day.
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Underwear Bargains
Grand Values.

Only a backward season and heavy
stocks could make such an oppOrtup-
ity. High grade goods at prices Un-
thought of four weeks ago. Noteworthy
bargains in trustworthy underwear.
Bows Meriuo Drawers. ribbed fleece
lined drawers and misses ribbed
fleece lined vests. worth up TO acc.
As long as they last, per fkn
ChiIdren's. misses and boys heavy
fleece lined Union Suits. also a small
lot of camel's hair pants and draw
ers. worth regularly 65c and h1a
soc; per garment ---.-.-..--.-.-- @VS
yvomen's Norfolk and New Bruins
wick natural Merino Jersey ribbed
Vests and French band pants Will
not shrink They were S1.0G. TEa
The price this week is....------. w
Women's Vests and Drawers at
price most unusual Garments or
dinarfly very much more, that are
made for service, A very Or
special offering at -.-.--.--....- vVV
Women's Union Suits. heavy weight
wool MeIba cut and open front.
high neck and long sleeves, one of
the best values shown this season.
Designed to sell at double 81 k0
the price. In this sale at g.. y 40
Women's Black Wool Tights. extra
quality. perfect proportions, although
the goods are higher this season, a
fortunate purchase of great quantity
permits such a price. It's O. m
the sale of the season at. y sOU
Women's Union Suits, genuine inn
ported Egyptian cotton, heavy
weight Media cut. One of the hest
values shown this season. In GkA
this sale .--------..---- 1850 49, " =
Women's natural Wool Vests and
Drawers. fiat weave. perfect fit
ting garments made with the i'm
proved cut sleeves, elastic stitched
seam and silk tape finish. 9f 90
Price cut from S1-I5 to----...W sGO
Boys Eiderdowa neece-nned Under
wear. Shirts aud Drawers. in silver
gray -coIors. Former price 99In
zoe; all sizes reduced to-. 20 y
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Woman's Club.

The paper given before the Woman's
club on. Tuesday last was written by
Mrs. FrOiseth and read by Mrs. Green,
Airs. Frciseth being out Of the city
Subject. Capital Punishment" II was
q strong pea for the abolition Of cap
ftaI punishment, and was ABLY argued.
AT the close a general discussion fol-
lowed. both sides, fer and against
making strong points
ON next Tuesday the history section
viii take the discovery OF America up
10 the landing Of the Pilgrims. led by
Mrs. Sanford.
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Friday afternoon. The subject treat
ed was 'Shakespearean Drama and or
atofy. The lecture was master
piece.
Mrs. Nellie Pigman and her children
expect TO leave for Chicago in a few
days.
Miss Mary Boshard. who is nov To-
Gated in Salt Lake City, is visiting her
mother and friends
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Mrs. DR.. Allen spent Thanksgiving
0Ianti.
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Miss Dickinson, teacher in the Proc
tor academy, was d Salt Lake visitor
Friday and Saturday
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Mrs Boreman and her daughter. Sa-
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giving prog. anime. Bishop Andrew
Knudsen presided, and singing was fur
nished by the ward choir, Appropri-
ate Thanksgiving remarks were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries of Springville
were Provo visitors Thursday.
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poat,s Ronnd Tabla

The Poets Round Table was enter
tanned Monday by Mrs. Stanley Claw
son. EIIer Wheeler Wilcox was the
poet OF the day, Mrs. W. H Dale be
5ug chairman, and Mrs ]. .. Spencer
bf1graun
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The winning side was r A, Barney.
captain; Bert TwelVes. j. II. Smith,
Frank Mangum. Tom Pierpont. ". H.
Freshwater. DR.. Baiionitey ". *.
Farrer. A Craven and c. r Decker.
who were banqueted BY the losers. II.
5 Martin. captain; p. p. Hindmarsh,
D. d. Houtz, W. Loose. Tom Enos, W
X. SDaffoFd, 6. H. BrimhaI, Joe Yates,
Arthur Sutton, H Stinson and Z. Z.
Corfmau.
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The Sixty-three Gard club met at the
home of Mrs DR. Irvine Monday even
ing and spent a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Grant Bagley was the winner of
the ladies' prize and Mr. Bert TwelveS
Won the gentleman's prize.
. . .
A charming Thanksgiving gathering
assembled in the First ward social hall
Thursday and listened to a Thanks
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PARK CITY.


Especial C,orrespondence.
Park City. Dec. Miss Bessie Fa-
dies with little Thomas Kearns, came
up Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
in the Park, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. WestcOtt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin re-
turned Wednesday from Ogden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong en-
tertained at a most elaborate dinner
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FlannelS
At Sacrifice Prices.

GOOD quality White Shaker Flannel.
me 1oc grade per RIc
A wider and better quality that we
always sell for 13Ia per Oh
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y ) y
Good quality Outing Flannel. stripes
and checks. ONLY 10 YARDS TO
ONE CUSTOMER. per 20
50 pcs. Outing F1annels in the staple
stripes. plaids and checks. light.
medium and dark as good as TeazeI
Downs ONLY 10 YARDS TO ONE
CUSTOMER, per o.
YARD .--.-.-.-- ....-................ W
Beautiful Swansdown FIanneIs in the
hsndsomest Wrapper and Waist
styles. made to retail at zoe a yard
in this sacrifice Flannel 1Ea
sale, per yard ---..----.-........4 VG
French FlanneIs for Waists in the
leading plain COIOrs. Not more than
10 YARDS To ONE Enn
CUSTOMER. Per yard. Jul
French FIanneIs in the stylish Polka
Dots and figures in light and dark,
not more than , YARDS To Coo
ONE CUSTOMER Per yard UUJ
Embroidered FIanneIs. Hemstitched
and Embroidered edges. A good
quality Cream BallardvaIe and wool
Flannel Regular price, I5c Enn
per yard UUU
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Bargains In
Fldnnelette
Wrappers

EXTRA GOOD VALUES AND AT
CUT PRICES.
For roc FIanneIette Wrappers, black
and navy grounds, white
polka dots, waists lined.
Fort u Flannelette Wrappers, dark
= Va rich cOlOrs, pretty designs,
ruf1e on shoulder, founce on bottom of
skirt
Fort doBest quality Flannelette
va Wrappers, variety of styles
and celors, perfect fitting. deep hounce
on bottom of skirt.
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Club Notes

The newly organized class in parlia-
-mentary driu VIII meet Monday De-
cember 10, at 4 ,. N. at the Ladies
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At A Great Sacrifice
Our Immense Stock of
Dress Goods

Consisting entirely of this season ;
best productions, no old chestnuts, no
shop worn or out of style fabrics.
everything is of the best and up-to-
date. but they must go and are offered
regardless of cost or value.
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Ladies aiIor Made
Dress Skirts.

more in demand every hour.
The reason is very pronounced. All
that is necessary is for you to compare
them with another skirt, and you viii
quickly realize why we are selling so
many here.
SOME ARE ALMOST GIVEN. AWAY.
Black and ColOred Figured FEn
Dress Skirts for only ...... &c.. VV
Ladies Walking or Rainy Day Of %
Skirts for only ......-..eA sOU
Black Figured Mohair Dress @S 81
Skirts for only $500. y Al y
Gray Cheviot Dress Skirts 90 M
for only -.-.--,----. --------.- y OsVV
Black s4eIz+ Br I'LL Flare Dress S35 IN
Cheviot Serge Dress Skirts, trimmed
with three rows of black tat "a 40
feta silk, for only ...........p RIO
Black Taffeta silk Dress Skirts, tucked
and hemstitehed, deep tucked fiounee
on bottom, for GSn on
only -.---..----.- ----t--..-.. y OsOU
AND MANY OTHER GOOD vAULEs.
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For the Ladies.

ScaIoped and Embroidered Cornered
Handkerchiefs. GIn
at ...-..,..- .....,...... Y 4 -
Fancy Handkarchiefs from
112c. to SOC. each.
About 900 dozen Lace and mbroid-
cred effects in all the newest designs,
including the hemstitched, embroidered
and drawn work.
Finer Handkerchiefs, all of sheer
75c. to $500 each.
Initial Handkerchiefs, of finer sheer
cambria with handsome embroidered
initial Per box, containing EgAn
haH dozen -.-... 80. ..---OVS
Initial Handkerchiefs. all pure linen.
in several attractive styles of hand
embroidered letters, half dozen in fancy
box at
For the Men.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
15c, zoe, 25c., 35c., doc, Soc, and up
Mems JapOnet Initial Handkerchiefs,
with handsome letter. Look 51Io
like silk, at 1890 49, q y
Mems Pure Irish Linen, fine, hem
stitched Handkerchief, with lovely
hand-embroidered initials, at
35c. and SOC.
Mems fine Jap Silk Handkerchief,
with half IN and one in hens. plain
or with very handsome band-embroid-
cred initials,
Csc to S1.25.
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Infants Long ClOaks

Made of good quality Cashmere. en-
broidered on Cape and Skirt, 81 "a
for only ......-..-..---P A=VO
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Your choice for 45c. per yard.

This consists of an assorted lot Of over
30 pieces of all Wool sterling quail
ties of materials ranging in width
from g to % inches and is composed
of homespuns, ladies' cloths, knicker-
booker hOmespuns. VenetianS, chevI-
OTIS and serges. This entire line is
offered below cost of manufacture;
were regularly sold this season
65c 70 Zoe per yard
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Deep Cot In
Silk and Wool Waists

We have brought out some beautiful
new styles in Silk and Wool Waists for
the holiday trade. They come in very
artistic designs, at surprisingly low
prices. We have them for $3.50, S1O.50
$500. $500, $500, and up to $500.
Ladies Dress Waists of best quality
Taffeta Silk. handsomely trimmed. in
the beautiful evening shades. some
slightly soiled from window display
Worth from s12.O0 to $500. GO I'm
Choice MONDAY ONLY, for BCsJV
We also quote a few numbers of
cheaper waists.
CSC FIannelette Waists. dark, oEn
Ior-.-- ----.-----.. -..-.-.-..-.- VVV
75c Flannelette Waists, bright AOn
coiors, for 2OS
$l.1O sateen Waists, tucked, oOn
for -....... .......................0 SG
$500 French Flannel Waists, S2fQ
Polka Dots, for -......-....... pGs4 .
sa5 55 Black lacks SIX w Waists. tucked 81 az
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COlOred Dress Goods.
Your choice for 39c. per yard.

p pcs. Wool Suitings and Skirtings So
TO "A inches in width, consisting of
p'aids. homespUns, cheviots, coverts.
in the oxford mixtures. gray and
brown. solid c0lOrs, checks and fancy
novelties. AL. OF THESE we're manu-
featured 20 retail at soc To 90a
65c a yard Your choice at...... uOU
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reviewers meet Monday with Mrs.
Itltchle- The program is in charge of
Mrs. Kelsey and Mrs. Richie.
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Sheets and
Pillow Cases.

The cotton of which these sheets and
pillow cases are made is especially
manufactured for the purpose. and is
soft, firm and perfectly bleached.
Every sheet is torn by hand and
ironed and is warranted to launder
perfectly. They are priced as follows:
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Your choice for SIPS a yard.

In this assortment is included all the
highest class of up-tO-date winter
weight pure Wool Dress fabrics, IN
Guiding:
81 in BrOadclOthS.
"a in NenetianS.
81 in. Heavy Weight Camefs Hair.
as in. Novelty Zibelines.
81 in. Pebble Cheviots.
All the rage this season and other
7veaveS that cannot all be mentioned
bv name. These are ali offered at
great sacrifice having been imported 10
sell \ s. .O0 to $3.50 per yard
Our entire stock of plaid back GoIfing
materials at :, sacrifice $500. $3.50
and IS 90 materials all offered at one
uniform price. Take your G IN
choice, per rd-.-.---....-..-F -
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Your choice for 75c. per yard.

This consists of a magnificent lot Of
over 50 pieces of choice Dress Goods
strictly pure Wool and nearly all in
% inch widths, of all the popular
makes in use this season including
Camefs Hair. Zibeline, COVerts,
Poplins, Foulards. C'heviotss. Serges.
etc Every yard in this lot has been
selling from S1.o0 up 10 $3.50 q
yard
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The p. y. Q. society viii meet next
Saturday AFTERNOON at o'clock at Is J
street Important business.
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The Shakespeare section Will meet on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock. The last act
IF 'sCoriolanus'' viii be studied, with
especial discussion of the characters of
C0riolanus, Volumnia, and the Roman
people. The estimates of the play, as
pronounced by the Shakespearean crit
les. viii be considered.
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Miss Avis Thompson has returnel
from Chicago,
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The tourist section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club viii meet Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The papers to be given
are: 'eTue Hague and Amsterdam ny
Miss Eimball; 'ScheVeuingen and Its
Fisheries" by Mrs BiCkfOrd. and .Os-
tend, HARLEM and Leyden,' by Mrs
Gallagher
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The Ladies' Literary club win hold
meeting Monday evening ct 8 O'Clock,
TO which the public school teachers are
invited. The programme IS on the
Paris exposition, Art at the EXPOSE
ton by Hiss TeasCale, and Personal
Eyxperiences." BY Mrs. T. G. Weber.
These talks win be Illustrated by stere-
opticon views of Paris and the EXPOSE
ton.
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Mrs. Foreman and her daughter. s.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-12-04

Tuxie C0lston is sick.
Collars 81 at Lee Barrett's.
Saddles $3.50 at Lee Barrett's.
Ten bars soap for 25c at Gray's.
Side saddles Sc at Lee Barretts.'
-Four cans corn for 25c at Gray's.
Work brides 75c at Lee Barrett's.
Oswego flour per 100 pounds s1.7O at
Gray's.
Two packages Lion coffee for 25c at
Gray's.
Four packages oatmeal for 25c at
Gray's.
African Java coffee per pound zoe at
GraY's.
See those fine top buggies at Lee
Barrett's.
Sixteen pounds granulated sugar for
sl.OO at Gray's.
Lap robes and saddle blankets at
Lee Barrett's.
Abraham Mills was here from Che
topa yesterday.
That sick headache is malaria, try
Collins ague cure.
Jesse Cochran left for Tahlequah
on the Katy flyer today.
You will feel better tomorrow, If
you take Collins ague cure tonight.dw
Attorney W. P. Thompson went to
'Tahlequah today to remain till SAT-
,urday.
Don't forget the concert next Tues
day night BY the best musical talent
in Vfnlta.
Red Cross ball blue makes clothes
whittier than snow. Large or pack
age only cents. DIV
Miss Graper's concerts are always fine.
She will be assisted by some Of the best
talent in the city.
The bluest blue makes the whitest
white, that's Red Cross ball blue.
Refuse limitations. DIV
Col. Dick Blue arrived from Colum.
bus last night and is attending to
business In the court.
Collins agpe cure cures the kidneys,
works the liver, tones up the stomach
and purlfies the bowels.
Warm days and cool nights cause
malaria and chllls. Collins ague
cure win quickly cure you. DIV
DR.. oliver Bagby went to Muskogee
today 10 attend the Indian territory
medical association meeting.
The new Episcopal church building
viii be nnlshed and ready for dedica-
tlon within a couple Of weeks.
A ten cent tea will be given al
Mrs. sian6eld's Friday from foa
Everybody ls cordially invited.
Collins aene cure is an uniaillne
remedy isf al liver and kidney tr0nb-
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The piano used tonight at the con.
cert at the South Methodist church ia
one Of the celebrated Bush & Gerts
pianos for sale by A. M. Brock.
For family use in numberless ways
Ballard's Snow Llniment is useful
and valuable remedy. Price, 25 and
so cents. Peoples drug store. DIV
The Baptist ladies Of the first
church will hold missionary meeting
tomorrow AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock at
the residence of Mrs. Thos. Thomp-
son
The family of +. NJ Ohilson have
removed their residence to the new
house recently constructed by Captain
Day in the southwest portion of the
city.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. ......
manages to preserve her youthful
looks. The secret is she takes Col
Inns ague cure, 1t keeps the system In
perfect order.
The last regular business meeting
this year Of the Baptist church will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. A full attendance is earn
estly requested
L. A. Winston, deputy court clerk,
left today for Springfield, ILL.,, in
obedience to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father, -Ex-
Clerk w. A. Winston.
Impure blood is responsible directly
and indirectly for many other diseases.
Purify the blood at once with DR..
Simmons Sarsaparllla, Fifty cents
and so doses. A. w. Foreman. W
For Memphis and all points east and
southeast take the Choctaw route.
Two daily fast trains, vestibuled,
Pullman sleepers, free reclining chair
cars, gas lighted and steam heated.
The regular meeting OF St. Johns
Guild will be held tomorrow at $3.50
p. m. at the residence Of Mrs. w. p.
Thompson. A full meeting is re-
quested for consideration of import
ant business
Worms take refuge in the small in
testine, where they can easily multi
ply. Whites cream vermifuge will
destroy these parasites. The verdict
Of the people tells plainly how well it
has succeeded. Price, 25c. Peoples
drug store. DIV
Cheatham's chill tonic Is peculiarly
adapted to persons in enfeebled health
and invalids. 1t assists digestion
and is a perfect strengthener and ap-
petizer Satisfaction or money re-
funded. Putup in both tasteless and
bitter styles. SOC size. A. W. Fore
man. W