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ga @rosic % Sme9m.

Gn bel Masie so ftco / fprrioe
llse Hsoooer Glpen, bpiltet piier. at
5upsr 0tisiisfppi bar pIpnoret 6ars
msrns Il euer anoet Steo bsiere pppe.
Sjebmano g. u. Sisrn pna
Rprofpen isnote i 6rsongs bels III
Eager al 9loosparer til 9eniou,
Miinn.. bOor ban nil fortIrtte 6pr.
rstning,n. s Manpa9s rsiits ban
ieio efter.
Sans Collins 6iem paa 6irrs
net al Glib og Germ Sis. bacee forles
BEN Rat Seiss al en- Embarrassing,
Der itiuI en- 9,nsepuna msO 50 t.
SITE minors eno ire nori,e TFus
miller pno Roroiioen sr / bennt llae
ofrsiit til Stasn Woibiuston, 6ODt
be bill fIaa iis neo fOrsoot..
Miis Wurie Petsripn. 1903
MisFsfppi Street. Der mart refer
til Sninois for at uboonns ia til
Spgepleierffe, biep aerbas often
"iurpriieb' AT fine @tHner. Der til
&fittb fcrRrsbe bsnoe Ell imutt llhr,
Oct bIir rent 9rpnoar pac
Mais | Omssnen at Ga Grosie idar
Manss Garnere maa bpese fine eaai
ser ffsrre for at faa pIabs til alt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Slapepiee ff arp.
sag nieIlem en- Tirsinia 2anDeiers
Gnte % bans Negeroatter.

Hicbmonb, 3D., 24pe Sept. =
Supreme court Of appeals bar life
paa lang 2ip afsiOrt en- iad intsrsss
liant Sag iom Sasen 8uroine mob
gurbines gretutor, bpori Deoiiion
bIep siDet / forrise llse.
Oeeifionen siper en- N~esertpinbe en-
flor Del at en- f~remrasenpe 8orsers
20 ! Rusiel Gountp. ps naster Gas
ten benbes Rst / ben.
". 6. Buroine at Rusiel GountD
os to al bans fOrrise SluDer, Roena
% Nancp Buroine, Mober og Oatter.
tnosit | en- ifriftlis aontratt, bpors
peb be to Hessrtuinoer ifuIbe 30 hos
bam os tjene BAN. iaalanse ban les
pebe, og iom 9eoerlas peb bans Osb
fda bans Sarm, $1,000 | Banter /
abingdon os $500 / 2ontantsr, iom
fulbe betales til Nanep gurbine.
9tegertDinoerne bapoe boet hos
8ur0lne liSe ira ben 2ip, be blep bes
frleoe, til tort for ben nepnte
Hontratt blep lluttet / 1855. 5 Det
Iar git 3oena til Walbinston
eountp for at DO Der; men paa 0runo
al Wrs. 8urpines farlise Spsoom
pilbe Hancp lite saa, men blep for at
pleie lin samle !SerIterinpe. Mr.
gurbtne pilpe sjerne babe Mpbsrsn
tilbase. gun bapoe | lang Sib p9ret
en- trofait os iampittisbebsfulb Sic
ner. Der bar 8ionesbprb til at plle,
at 9uroine bapbe inbrsmmet, at ban
bar Nancps 5aber peb Hoena, % ban
gloroe n1Dnte Sontratt for at pperiale
Roena til at penbe tilbase. !Sun tom
osfaa. ba bun III 8eifeb ON apntratz
ten, Tom fun bar unberftrepet at Orr
Surbine.
Wtooer og 9attsr tjents hos Bur
oinefamilien, til Hpsna osbe / 1855.
Nancp peoblep at bo hos og tisne benz
inotil Wrs. Yuroinss Oso. Der.
Suroine siftsoe fig for anbsn Gang,
og oa Nanep os ben anbsn Some lite
Tom faa 9oot operens, blep Tancp
fIpttet til ct gus paa Carmen. !1cns
oes SopGl blso flers Ganse foranprst
al Wtr. Suroine, men bun blep altlb
paa Jarmen. Nancp bar lite aiit,
men bun blep Mior til flere gsrn.
Men bun blep lite a~fiteoisst fra Sic
neiten al Mr. Yurbine. s be IibIte 10
Gar al tit 2ip, ba ban bar gammel o.
ipas os upel, os ingen anben boebe /
5armbulet, bar ban meset at fin 5ib
/ Tancps Sus / Yarben. Sun pleieoe
pam os itellebe for bam, bun pasieoe
bans aier, bapbe Hselerne til bans
&ornmagaSin og Maiscrib oe fsrte i
bet !Ssle taset Opipn mcc Giens
oommen. !San bsbe / 1897.
Nancp anlasbe Sag for at aienz
nemfere 2ontraften, boprbeb Sarmen
% Sdntdltierne fuIpe eipes til bsnz
bes Wfor % benbe felp peo gurbines
Teo.
Den lapere Het peciberepe mob
Nancp; men Supreme Court OF
appsals Tiger | en- uotsmmenbe Deeis
iion at 0ommer Buchanan, at Nancp
er berettisst til ben Gienbom, Ipm Or.
Suroine bupbe sadet inb paa at aips
benbe, o9 at ben p~ericnliss Repraiens
tant for henoes Mpoer er berettiset til
be / S%ontraften n9rnte gantattier.
Retten ertl9rer fremeeles, at be Ret
tisbeeer, Iom ben anben mrs. Bur.
bine erboerpebe peo tit 9Ggtefab, E,
unbsroronebe unber Intldoernens,
Tom blcb erbperpst peb ben friftlias
&ontrdtt, % at bun Serfcr itte er Re.
retti9et til Het | 2anbet, fpm q. 6.
Suroine oit inb paa at sipe Ranch.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Ora Hibssmap.

paiior 8. Z. See praoiteoe paa
6ormipoas peb Misipnsfeiisn |
Mapiion pe paa Gftermiboos Stse
bets praIt. Sasens SHsre belsb Jig
til ODER "a Dollars. Otter Soften
reiiie See eitpper for meo bet famine
peiaa at billie paa DEBORAH. Sdt
for 9sieget, Tom inart igien!
9il Repr9ieniunter for bette
Mars anesmsbe, Der / oenne llge
boIbes / QittIe Surtep Meniekbs
airte. paIetes for 2incoln Menisbeo:
6. 6. Sobnion, q. 9. anosripn os
8. 9rsnsbdl, % for Mabiion IRE
niebeb: :. &. 6ppben, 6. 6. Sasu %
q 9. @f.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Set iorae siriot.

8praabet | Meft DEBORAH bar Til
taset BET fSriie Siribt for at fad gpen
forenst mtb DEBORAH / en- 8orpords
ton pee at non9pns en- 8omite paa
3 Meblemmtr, ipm iiaI msoe en- li9s
nsnoe apmits fra Deccrab, forat man
ian .pmms iii Gniebeo ON Setinaels
ferns for 5Orenineen ps furelasss
eisie for be TO 8praao. :
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

Drrer 100000 @eDrrtusIer, rs
benne Resn ai gIp brabte fun 1000
Os faarebe 10000 GrunfmrnO.
Dette siDer 42o0 Rusler for bDer
brabt os bo bper ausIe peiebe 80
Gram, bIiper bet 1873 aiIOgram
(252 punb) 9Ip for bDer 5alben.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
gin Rural Epirntc.

YoitinSpeitsren bar prret Der
ssnns lIse os luet ub M 2anoruts
fra 0ecprab til 8lufftpn. Den Hal
qua ub fra DEBORAH npropper paa
Burr Oatz@eien til gaters 5arm,
bertha saor ben @eit til gluHton, iua
tilbaa. til Deeorab ldnss SIuHtcns
0eien. Rutsn er "a Wil lang.
Ypit fan I.peres til 103 J%armbuie.
gluTton 2anosbn er life inbbefats
t,i / 2spsrinsen. men poItI9tten til
gIuH.on ftaI tases meo at Sisrsren,
% gluHton Deliseneen bliper iIsifet
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

- MbppIat Sfaar pentes bisIe
Dase biem fra fin Guropatur.
Den H~anbinapifie 9fbolbsfores
ming bolbt ieaar, Snseas. Msbe bos
Mrs. y. u. Watfon.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Gecorab og Smeglt.
Ten 27oe Ssptbr. 1900,
SsbsIaIS.

Mrs. anna RosrpoIb, fsbt Giere,
oepe Susbos ben lobe September i
fit Siem | GIentpooo efter pmirins
ire Dases SpseIeie. gun blep be-
srapst 5rebas fra GIenpopb airis,
hpcr poitor 8rrse forretteoe. af-
rebs efterIqber to Dstre. ION besss
or pprre.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Otte bIep orUbt.
GpfIOue soeleBser en- Del al @pen
W~orristoium ! Minneiota.

naaebe Worristopn. os Jolt paa
Mlarten os bet aabne 2ano Fpsteps
til n9rmeite 2p.
Otto Gabtes Saloon a narmeft,
os ben bar inart fplot at Jlpstninser
fra GIementerne. 8psninsen blep res
bet filler af ben raienbe Storm.
9atis ieIO ps Ter andre Manb bleD
or9bt ftrar. os fer andre blep iaaret.
0e br9bte er:
5armer Senrp g. Waite, 40 @ar
sammel. G~ftsrIacer Gnfe % Bsrn.
Otto Sasie, ssn af paul @asis.
10 Mar.
Jrant pittman at Wateroile, 80
Qar.
Sobn Robrer, "a Oar.
Glmer gropfs, 20 Iar.
Socob Miler, % 4ar.
Saeob Weber, 90 Iar.
peterIon, Irbeiber bos Sobn
SIion.
of be faareoe CT qaul 9abte rg
5rant 6. Wilber oe 5runt pittman
faa farlis beitabiset inppenbis, at be
n9ppe Tan lepe. De andres Saar er
ufarlise.
Otter at babe pbelagt Sdloonen git
Stprmen neboper 9Rns Sopsogabe
uben at sisre 8psninserne nessn
Sfabe. Saa penbte ben mob Horo
melem to Suie, iom fob tot iams
men. Den soelaspe ct fort GsetrG,
penpts iaa mob 0it % soslasoe en-
2dbebpgnine.
De ensite Suie i Morristopn, ION
blep rcrt af Stormen, bar Saloonsn
% to 2abebpsninssr. Ollie pisie blep
soelagt.
Stormen tom n9iten upen Barrel
fra Spbpeit os git bort mob Horbeit.
Sens @eis 29nsbe / 9pen bar title
ppsr en- balp Mil, og paa @runb al
bens fprunperlige Sang siorbe ben
lite iaa m.sen Stabe, iom ben tunoe
babe siort. Den boppebe en- Blot
eIer mere; men bpor ben tom neb,
ebela9be ben alt paa fin Bel.
Or. 0arsabsts 2abe / 9pens lib
liant bar ben fsrite 9pgnine, Tom blep
sbela9t. 8psninssn bleo lsftet op ps
bdaret en- Blot, mebens @ulpet meb
TO Seite pad bet bar uHabt. Serfra
iprans Stormsn en- Blot til 8aBtes
Saloon. SCR ben naaepe S%aloonsn.
Iprane ben pper ct toetaees 9aaningss
bus.
ollie be br9bte % iaarebe bar
Salponen, bpor be bapbe isst Sils
huat. Ypsnineen blep leftet op fra
lin @runbpolb og tnuit iom ct sgg9ez
Hal. Gfter at bare saaet neboper
Sopebsapsn. trpbIeoe Stormen Cans
non Riper, ebelagoe Snpoers Gaps
"a or9bte Here Spin % Ssns.
Den ferite lllptfe b9nots, for @Dsn
blep naaet. Oct bar pua Sobn Sls
ions Sarm to Mil fra 9pen, bpor
Sarmarbeioer VstsrIpn blsp br9bt.
Ssnrp g. Wbite, Tom blep orGbt,
bar en- Sarmsr. ipm boeoe tire Mil |
Sit for Mprristptpn. !San bar rspu'
blitanf 8anoibat til 2egislatursn.
San bar 40 glor sammsl % bar boet
Der belle lit 2ip.
Oct er ben treble lllptte, Tom bar
rommet Mprristptpn idar. s Sc
bruar blsp 6prretningSfrsset roelagt
at SIcebranb, % blanct be sienop'
bpoosoe Spsninger bar ben Saloon.
ION blep ebeldst ibas. 5 Mai blso
Spen biemIeat al en- auoen Srdno,
Iom aicrpe Stuoe for 10000 Salsr.
Mp~rristopn er en- 2anosbp mso
600 S~nobpsssre, ii nil Spbpst for
Taribault / Siernet at Rice Gountr.
Naribault, Minn., 25ee Sept. -
Gn fen. Rapport fra Mprristptpn
iaften aiper snonu ct Scbsfalo ION
Nploe at Gnilonen. Oct inbtraf
SpopcIt for Spsn. Den orSe sr
Sans fy~rebridIpn, Tom blep truHet At
Hppsnbe Ssmmer.
Ine be iaarebe leper % bsfroe'
ia / georiua. Gienocmstobet pt|
rimeliopis naa $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

hvis du Dor o
Kentucky, West
yirginia, Penn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

13eeoTE. nC s.ha
6stenfor
Klippehjerrsne send
si.oal, allp deite nd
sg send os, OF viyiI
sende drnue 500
fuuds nye Reservoir
COOKSTOVE
med Go isirRn c. O.
"a -. - - L.
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TARRED AND FEATHERED.
summary Punishment Inflicted Upon
an Aged Couple in Nebraska.


GRETNA. Neb.. March 23.-Rev. Louis
Figg and his aged wife we're tarred and
feathered at an early hour yesterday
by a mob OF indignant citizens. Louis Figg
is the owner Of the town site OF Gretna
and is one OF the wealthy men OF this
community Some years ago he and his
wife espOused a peculiar religious faith
designated as Fig" The peculiar belief
is that Mrs. Figg is the true Christ and
that Figg is ST. John. the favcrite disciple.
They contend that when they act to-
gether they have the power of cleansing
sin. and that those who follow their teach
ings will inherit a seat in heaven. The
belief is so agreeable that il has attract
ed many converts mostly women and
this resulted in the charge Of free love
practices. With relation to marriage the
Fisgite ideas are asserted 20 be along the
line OF free love. During the past few
months converts have been gathered
around the Figgites. and as a result a
number OF the best families here have
been broken UP.
\ committee of business men served a
notice on the Fisgites that unless they
quit their practices they would have TO
move away, and last night fourteen men
decided TO act With a couple OF pillows
and a bucket OF warm tar the fourteen
marched to the home of the Figgs. The
front door was forced and two sons OF Mr..
and Mrs. Figg. who resisted. were over
powered. Figg and his wife were dragged
from bed and the tar and feathers applied.
Yesterday a committee called upon the
Figgs and told them that if they did not
move out a repetition OF Wednesday nights
treatment would be administered This
time they are given six days in which to
act. The condition Of the couple is serious.
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were not considered in the service Of the
United States
On the Sth Of July, 1870, Congress passed
an act directing that the accounts between
the United States and Massachusetts and
Maine be reOpened. and readjusted with
Maryland, and under this legislation there
was paid TO Massachusetts,. for herself and
Maine. the sum Of $67S. 362 AZ
The Secretary OF the Treasury. in a let
ter under date Of January -. 1900 states
that the claim Of South Carolina. COmput-
ing the interest as in the case of Maryland,
Massachusetts. and Maine up 10 June 80.
1901. would amount TO the sum OF $685.
Cos gs
Il is contended by Senator Tillman THAI
there is no reason, resting in law )r JUS
tice. why the State OF South Carolina should
not be treated precisely as Maryland. Mas
sachusetts and Maine were treated The
expenditures were made at the same time
for the same patriotic purpose. and the re-
latiOn Of the States 10 each other under the
Constitution requires that as 20 reimburse
ment Of principal and interest they shall
be treated alike.
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SUED FOR FAILURE TO WED.
Damages of 100000 Asked for Al
legged Breach of Promise

CHICAGO. March 23.-Suit for $1O0, 900
damages for breach of promise has been
begun by Mrs. Pearl YOungerman, OF 6327
Vincennes Avenue. against David L. Bar
saloux. who lives at the Colonial Hotel.
6325 Monroe Avenue. which is managed
by his father. Mrs. Youngerman charges
that. shortly after meeting Mr.. Barsa-
loux in last August. he declared his love:
that he urged her to secure a divorce
from her husband, with whom she was
then living promising to marry her il she
would do so. The divorce was secured.
Mr. Barsaloux paying all costs. according
to Mrs. Youngerman's statements. But
now that she Is free. Mr.. Barsal0ux re-
fuses TO marry her, even though she has
4 written agreement. signed by him, to
marry Der on whatever day she would
set
In spite Of this treatment she says she
loves him above earthly things. and the
acquisition Of $lO0 600 will not nearly
make Up for the loss Of him.
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The Misses Patten entertained at dinner
last night when their guests included Lord
and Lady PauncefOte Count Cassini Mss
Cassini. and Miss Paulding.
Nr. DeUcher. Secretary Of the Swiss lie
CATION. has not decided when he will leave
for his new post at Rome. Rumor has it
that his engagement 10 a Washington belle
viii sooE be announced.
Mrs. r. Clay Evans and daughters gave
a daintily appointed luncheon yesterday in
honor Of Miss Mckinley and Miss Ethel
Hatley. Of Chicago. The latter in a house
guest.
Major General Miles and party who are
travelling through the South on a private
car will spend the next few days at Palm
Beach and then 90 to Miami. Fla
Miss Maude Wetmore. who is now at
Aiken. S. c.. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal Phelps Carroll at Cherokee Cottage.
The Mi-Careme ball, given by the Ger
man Ambassador, was an event to be re-
membCred. Had his excellency's original
plan been carried cut. his hospitality Of
last night would have beer an affair Of the
gay season, but just as the date had been
arranged the mother of the Empress died
and the Embassy was put into official
mourning.
The host, with the gentlemen of his Off
cial staff, each attired in conventional
evening dress, received at the entrance OF
the ball room on the second floor They
were assisted by Lady PaUncefote wife Of
the British Ambassador. Baroness Hengel-
] null rrrffa Of Thn
Hungary. and the Duchess De ARGOS, wife
Of the Minister from Spain.
The white walls Of the ballroom formed
an effective background for the Southern
laurel that sprayed its surface, and the
music gallery at the extreme end was
walled from view by palm trees that rose
| from bank of pink aZaleas and tall white
Easter lilies. Facing the entrance were
splendid life-size oil portraits of the En-
perOr and Empress of Germany. their mas
siYe Florentine frames garlanded with the
vines that tr2iled over the walls.
The reception hours we're from to IL,
and the ball was opened later b. Baroness
Hengeln uller, regally handsome in pink
mirror velvet. and Baron Hermann, of the
Embassy staff. Baron Sternburg led the
cotilIion. Two large wicker baskets held
the favors for the ladies-corsage bouquets
composed of six varieties Of flowers. while
Of the German national colors, black and
white aud red.
In the refreshment room where buffet
supper was served throughout the even
ing the table decorations were mounds OF
pink azaleas and roses, with pink shaded
lights.
The drawing room and several reception
parlors, each adorned with palms and
flowers, and enriched with treasures ccl-
lected by DR.. Won Holleben during his
9orld-wide travels served Cs ideal re-
treats for chaperOns aud for resting dan
GERS and their cavaliers
The six hundred guests included Cabinet
members. the entire Diplomatic Corps
brilliant showing from the Supreme Court
and Congressional circles. the prominent
social families of the Capital, together
with a namber of distinguished visitors
who are nov in Washington.
The Minister from Switzerland and Mrs.
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FntnI MedIclne TnbIets

CENTREVILLE. Md, March 23.-or
Tuesday the little three.year-old son Of Mr.
Samuel Sparks, at Newman's corner. in the
upper part Of this county got hold of some
medicine tablets left by the doctor for an
older child and ate them In a few mo-
ments the child was suffering greatly The
boys father FASTENED with the child to DR..
Sheppard. at CrumDton The physician Ia
bored for about half an hour with the
child. but il died of commissions.
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Arn,r Ordern.

The following army orders have Just been issued.
Capt Willoughby Wake, Second Artillery. VII
proceed to Fort Monroe. Va. and Join his battery
Second Lieut. Daniel Van yoorhis, Third Cavalry
will report TO tie commanding officer. Fort Niger.
Va. for assignment 10 duty temporarily with a
troop of the Third Cavalry. on duty at that post
First Lieut.. Charles r. Faulkner Eighth Infan-
try is transferred from Company to Company
Of that regiment.
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Senator ~illman has presented 20 the
Senate certain Interesting papers in re
gard to the claim of the state Of South
Carolina for money expended during the
early wars OF the Republic
The claim OF the state of South Caro-
lima against the Government Of the United
States for moneys expended by the state
in defence OF the National Government
during the war OF 1912 with Great Britain
has been pending a settlement since July
1873. The State has made continual april
cation at the proper departments Of the
Government for the adjustment Of Der
claim which resulted from her dis5urse-
ments for national defence. In those ap-
plications she has. in great measure sheen
unsuccessful. and large portion OF her
accounts remain unsettled which cannot
be adjusted other than by the intervention
OF Congress. The State has therefore de-
termined to bring the subject before that
body, relying with confidence on being re-
funded The money which she advanced at
the hour Of the country's utmost reed.
At the time. and for long time af,er
the war Of 1912 was declared, .he state OF
South Carolina was nearly destitute Of all
means OF defence. except such as were fur
nished by the State herself. With lae eX-
ceptiun Of he harbor OF Charleston. there
were no sor; hcations. and even there he
forts we're IA bad condition, and unprcvid-
ed with the munitions OF war The United
states had not provided and il appears
were unable TO provide powder. cannon
balls. muskets and the material essential
to defend that important point The Ma
tiOnal Government was unable TO supply
arms and ammunition adequate 70 the de-
fence Of the sea coast having no muskets
to put into the hands OF the militia called
out for that purpose. and being unable 10
furnish the necessary funds TO maintain
the troops in actual service OF the United
States The state Of South Carolina found
herself called upon 10 supply those de-
fciencies. Being faithful TO her own hon
or and Jealous in the discharge Of her
duty as a member OF the Union, she old
net hesitate on the course TO be pursued
in such An emergency. and her Legislature
unanimously
Resolved. CordiaIIy 90 support che General GOV.
eminent I'm the vigorous prosecution ut the war.
until peace could be obtained oU honorable tcrW,.
and cheerfully submit 90 every pTivatiou that
might be required 10 accomplish that great OBJ
jcct.
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wnshinEton-ToIedo sleeper via d.

Quick service to Michigan points daily on p :Oi
a. N. train, arriving Toledo 6-S5 p. m, without
change. same day. making close connections to
al points in Michigan.
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A SOUTH CAROLINA CLAIM
The Palmetto State Demands Upon
the General Government.

Reimbursement of Moneys Expended
I'm Defence of the United States in
FOr-Ae Appeal for Equal Rights
With she other commemorative.
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OBJECTIONS TO ClRaUSES
Protests Made by Citizens o: NCrth-
east Washington.

They Oppose Exhibitions of the Hip
pOdrOme Characteristic Opinion
Views Expressed by MINOR SyI-
vester and Commissioner Wight.
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and Sonora Azpiroz. the Minister from Qua
temala. Senior ATriago. the Chinese Minis
ter and Mrs. WI, the Minister from Costa
RiCa and Sonora CalvO. the Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock. Admiral
and Mrs Van Reypcn, the Director OF the
Census and Mrs. Merriam. Or. and Mrs
Gailaudet Sonora Perez Miss Sargent
Mrs. Federico. the mother OF Mrs. Pioda
Mr. Deucher. and Mr. Huegli Chancellor OF
the Swiss Legation. The table decorations
were OF pink hyacinths and La France
roses ard the lights were capped with pink
shades
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Bsckache Is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing OF Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backaehe Piasteis Try enc and be free
from pain. Price % cents.
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Hoods Pills S g. , an liver

ness, jauntiee. sick headache, nausea. indiges-
ton. break up cold, prevent a fever. Csc.
BY mail OF c. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
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