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patty OF young ladies NJ 10 the Dalias
fulf.. returning last Sunday night In Mr..
Meldrums ear were himself his wife Miss
Maggie Shearn, Miss Mamie THOMPSON aud
Miss Edythe GlrAhd.
Mrs. - w Mlchaux and children have
returned from the mountains OF Virginia.
where they. spent the summer. little trim
70 pld Point Comfort. Roanoke Natural
Bridge, Chrlstiansbnrg and Washington. -.
c., made pleasant variety to the outing.
Mrs, 6, W. Hail. with her children. has
spent travelling about IN tho Northern
states Mrs. liahrs sister Mlss Marie
Dameron. accompanied her aud, enjoyed
VIM her the Pheasant iourncrings to and
fro
Miss Nerlssa McCallum. who has been
WIZ Miss Martha Shelby for the past two
months. VIII leave for her hoaIe In Ripley,
Tenn Wednesday nigh- on het way home
she VIII stop I'm New Oripans Tor visit
ton,
Mrs. r. W. Hutchinson Is nt home again
from virginia, where she spent the snmner
In tho mounta nous districts Of the Old DO.
minion, visiting many of the places Of note
during Dcr stay. She Is now with Mrs
Moon, corner Of Main street and Bell ave
niue.
Mr.. Spencer Huichns has returncd.from
his annual trip to the North. bringing with
him dandy new trap. thoroughly mp q
date In every particular Mr. Hutchins tran
Of debutante that It's latest change in
form or color is " Interest to the llt0c
world Of society. This year Mr.. Iutchins
has red and black in handsome combiua.
ton and VIII drive the same black horses
that he has had for the past year.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1901

very pleasant aud interesting meeting
renorf ,,lg made hy Mesdames putlal Aiil
Hauston ~ their inter We've Win. Iop'A
lfhopn,1n and committee cpnslsuns %
Mrs IL f. Hal and J. Herring was, az
uointed 10 write letter 10 captain Nh1P
man expressing the gratitude Of me ehai
tcr Tor the Donation ~ Il historic N!tchtl;
mo lrttei to lr published In the Elge anu
Spccf1forJ donation Of 50 was NutN y"
tbe roxas rofeu az Richmond, va. com
n,ttiee consistipg o. Mrs Outlnr ana Mts.
r. A. Armstrong was appointen puS
hooks for the beginning oi "a fUlNh9 va
Southern literature. which VIII ne Nle pIWP
erty of the chapter Delegates 70 M Nu
tioual convention were then elec''i uhu
Mrs barclay ANA Mrs. Ald1g were GnoS,n
for tho honor letter was .iiep rena ll"in
Miss WadsWorth ~ Ammgofii AtlIils t ,i,s
she had iu her possession - VIII az. ~
handed 10 her father thirty years ago as
an ioitini sm III ala In purchasing
monument tp the Matagurda heroes. ny
indies OF this chapter will make the col
l,rtiug nf sufficient funds 10 bulld thls
monument their Principal work lot n5
coming year An Invitation was eNtchuru
Judge Rnssri Of Tyler 90 deliver his famous
Confederate lecture IN WElrtoN llSG an
inyifation tn Miss Bessie Warner OF lf"us.
ton ia give a recital under the auSpi'eS "a
the chapter. ,,...,ue,,,l O.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs John stafford
We.lursd1r NIGHT fine boy
Miss Eoa Hudgins is visiting FRIENDS ID
Mrs Nlintcr Taylor 4, spending some time
In Brennan, visiting relatives.
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WHARTON.

About twenty members OF the First
icons club met at the home Of Miss Man.
nj" Roseberry Friday plight and enioyed a
surprise party, which was voted one OF the
most pleasant affairs Of the season Miss
Mamie Is very delightful hostess and
is mistress in the art Of making her
guests feel at homo ana happy,
Mrs + Il. nornach Of HalletsvHle spent
several DAYS in Wharton, the guest OF Mrs.
H. A. Cline
Judge and Mrs, J G. Barbee OF van
Week are the guests or their daughter,
Mrs. c. NJ Hughes
Mr.. Wheeler Marvin ~ Edna spent sew
eral days In Wharton this week and was
agreeaby entertained by his friends
Wednesday was opening day with Mrs.
II, $. lockwood, who has Just returned
from St. Louis with the newest thugs in
millinery Miss Taylor and Mrs Matthews
also displayed some lovely specimens In
millinery creations. The ladies Of the
sights,
Mrs. stafford and daughter. Miss Annie
Laurie, Of Columbia are the guests Of Nj.
aud Mrs, Tom BROOKS,
Misses Eola Hudgins OF Hungerford and
Annie Hahermacher OF Cleburne visited
Misses Besse Boseman ana Madeline Nor.
week
Miss josephine Warehouse OF Glen Flora
visited Miss Louis Kelly this week.
The J. E. q. Stuart chapter, u ID. c..
met WITH Ars, J, Herring last Monday, a
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Personal.

Dr. and Mrs + H. King are at the Rice
hotel for the wlnter
Mrs NJ l.. Robbins will leave for New
York Tuesday night,
Mrs Monle W stone Of Hubbard is visit.
Ing Mrs. w. r. Kendall
MIR. Sperry Hunt has returned from n
pleasure trip 10 tho North
Miss Clara Carter returned from pleos.
mt visit 10 BRENNAN last week
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Connor, Jr, has re
turned from a short visit to St Louis.
Mrs n. b. Cherry goes TO san Antonio
city - ~ ''" '''' amman '"'' 'n 'N"t
Mrs. II. W. Knox and little ones are ot
nome again after pleasant summer at
Fort Davis.
Miss Lula Allen has returned from Colo
r9do, where she spent the summer In Mrs
ilenkc's care.
Mrs Kinds kirkland and little ones 70
tmihed thursday night from their summer
| trip TO the North
Mrs. George Ramhaud Of New York will
spend part Of this winter with her motbor
Mrs, Bcttic Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs, w r. Stewart Of J,cts
moro were the guests of their sister Mrs
James Baker, last week,
Mrs George Bruce, daughtcr and son.
returned Thursday from Kentucky. where
thoN have spent the summer
Miss Corinne Ahercromhle Is expcc,cd
/ mere on November ., She has been In
llenton for the past two months
Mr. and Mrs John Charles Harris have
/ relurned from their summer trip and are
with Miss Gwinn lll5 Lamar avenue
Mrs, y Il Richardson has returned
nois ana the country OF The great lakes.
Mrs. Henry !Icnke and her two daugh.
home again, after pleasant summer In
Colorado. o."
Mrs C. r Cummings returned last week
from oC.hlc9go' lWhere she has spent the
summer MISS Hazel Cummings acCompa-
MED her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs r s Loveu and son 70.
turned Wednesday from short visit to
New YORK Miss Ruin Finch accompanied
them on their trip and returned with them
Miss Hannah Nathcn OF beaumont. who
accompanied her sister, Mrs NJ Grecnbere
on her visit 10 the North, viii spend the
Winter With relatives In Chicago aud In
Mrs. Mary Bolts Fitzgerald and her
daughters, Misses Beth and Louise: Mrs
David Rice and her family. and Misses
Meek aud Mamie Bolts are expected home
this week
Or. sydney smith is visiting his father.
Mr. n c smith pr Smith Is connectei
viii, the Jefferson, Medical college OF Phila.
dDphiA and his visits 90 his old home are
fcw ana far between.
Mrs. Seabrook Sydnor returned Saturday
from Dallas, where sac attended tho meet
Ing OF the state session Of the Daughters
or the American Revolution aud was choleu
state vice regent hy accamation
Mrs o. n, Holt and Mrs Jef Miller
left together for New York last "Wednesday
Mrs, Miller win be back I'm three weeks
but Mrs. Holt win visit her sister Mrs
Wallace in Coyington. Va. before her re-.
turn.
Mrs Morris Greenherg and son returned
Wednesday from three months Soiourn
IN the North and East that was fulI az
pleasure They visited relatives In Chicago
aud also took In the PaaAmerican exposl
tion az Buffalo.
Ar. and Mrs. Norman Medium took a
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DON'T PUT IT OFF.

Do not delay the use Of uFar,...
scription" if you have any sympo r . !
womanly disease. Why drag aroma Ds y
years, enduring useless sudsrir~ l \. Z /
remedy that has cured hnn9y.i n; ;
thousands of weak and sick woTs, /
right within your reachl Get Paw
Prescription" take it, and be veil
"When l first Commenced
Or. Pierce's medicines,p writes NJ
Geo. A. Strong, Of Gansevoort San
County, n. Y, oI was suffering NJ
female weakness, disagreeablso d-s..
bearing down pains, weak and NJ
feeling all the time. / dragged AM.
III that way for two years, and tb,,i
began taking your medicine A.
taking the first bottle | began "a \,
better took four bottles Of DR. pis,,.,
Favorite Prescription two Of lGoSs
Medical Discovery, and one vial d 4,
Pleasant Pellets, also used one bOtt.g
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy NowIt
like a new person. can't thank u
enough for your kind advice and q
good your medicine has done me-
~ have sister who is taking N
medicine, and it is helping herr
Whenever a laxative medicine h
quired, use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant PtEs
with "Favorite Prescriptions as III
assist the action OF that remedy
Sometimes q dealer, tempted BY d
little more profit paid on the sale d d
meritorious preparations, will oEr
substitute for "Favorite Prescripton's
Vjust as good" Judged by its recorsi
cures of wonlanly ills, there is no OAs
medicine just as good as rFsmil
Prescription"
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Stewart lhepherd. which brings the mum
Der No ID nine, to which even moro may
yet be added AS II stands, the list reads
Miss Claire Robinson. Miss Jean Cannon
Miss fnllle Johnston. Miss Clara Carter.
Miss Ida MAY Thompson. Miss Fannie Kate
Lea. Miss Rosulic Dunble. Miss Grace
Hastings Dennis and Miss Cordella Shep
herd.
At recent meeting of the junior class
NJ the University OF Texas there was held
an election ~ officers, In which Houston is
well represented Mr. Random Porter was
chosen president and Miss Emily Rawlings
secretary. Both these young people wcrc
graduated ut the High school In 1879 and
have done excellent work IN the university.
Houston has just cause TO be proud o.
them.
Turner hall was very gay Friday night
vita brilliant lights, good dance music and
about fifty couples holding the floor These
Friday night hops viii be kept up for q
while, but later the Verein proposes I'd
have concerts for which they will engage
cXccllcnf talent. so the interest in the as
ISOLATION will be kept MP continuously.
~
The Post recently announced In these col
umns among others making early engage.
ments for receiving on New Year the
name ~ Mrs John Shearn. The lnforDla
tion was evidently incorrect. as Mrs
Shearn states that she will not receive this
year.
The Third Ward Embroidery club viii
meet Thursday next with Mrs Frank
Arnim, 1904 Walker avenue
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
MINERAL WELLS.

W A. wilkins has returned from Fort
Worth
NJ Jed Rankin has gone to Weather
ford TO reside.
John Becler has returned from Buffalo
Gap
Marvin Frost Dick Howard and John
Sims have returned from the Dallas fair
G. y Gilmore, editor and proprietor Of
the Wits Point Chronicle, was here last
week drinking Crazy well water for his
health.
A. A. Meyer has reformed from an alb
seuce Of several months Mt Wcscr. Idaho.
to reside
Jim Garrison Of Louisiana is visiting his
sister, Mrs. s. o. Glover
r j Green Is in Dallas.
Mack Henry Of Plano is visiting friends
Mrs II. u Burk has returned from a
ten days trip to Houston,
Judge y. 4. Crayens. private secretary
for the governor, Is here for rest
Walter Heath, j, T.. Johnson, Dick Bee
ler Bub Coleman, Byron Barber and wife,
Miss MattIc Caylor nud Arthur Howard
and wife and Mrs w. A. Mercer and
children have returned from the Dallas
fair.
Lee Nee has returned from Fort Worth
Mrs I. +. Skdmore Of Fort WGSth Is "a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. W. VIII
SON
Mrs Carey Holloway Price Of san An
gel" is guest of her mother, Mrs. & a.
.rnst of hcr sister Nrs br 9, II Roincr
Tuclc Jimmy Dolaw,,ro and wire have
returned TO fhpir homo north Of TOWN
after m extended visit to western Texas.
ney are here. ~ o. ~ '''' '''"' " 'i'i>'"
Mrs II G. Herndon and children bovo
gone TO penlson
c. NJ Bowie OF Wcaherford Mis-. J. NJ.
Moody of Plano and j. r. Miles Of Helena
Ark are recent guests Mt tho Wells
r. L. McCrcight mas returned from. Ali
WAYNE II. Lasater has returned from
Dallas. '''
Mrs Chas Coon has returned from the
Mr. and ID Mrs. f. C.. Hlghsmlth and Mrs.
Clor Schlllng are In Dallas.
Miss Susie Lyman has conc to stephen
willie.
mar county
Mrs Dick Of FQrncy. nee Yates, has
here G'G in FUTURE Te,"'''' mere ana VIII F'S'''
to weathcrr '," 0"' '''''"''" nave 'F'o'''''
Dr. Dr. Ghar T"'2 + wlnamns% i Mr. and ty Mrs
j. L. Riggn, ana Miss Bennic. Mrs. +. T.
Batcman, Geo. Sims. Mr.. aud Mrs. S. H.
Jones j. 4 Jones, lack smart and Miss
Minnie VIM were visitors TO the Dallas
Slss I%y N,cou Of Austin is guest
j. II ra ft5gs Mrs. IS1 D. r. sims. Cicero
day to ylsIt the fsi 'S'' 'O' ''''"' '"O''
Me5ydf and Sister Miss Mary, Of 'F Paio
las.
for the benefit Of the water
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SECRETS WOMEN keep At THE
PRICE OF SUFFERING.

A woman usually passes through sew
eral stages on her way to that condition
of semi-invalidism which limits the ac-
tiyities of so many of her sex For a
time she suffers in silence and ignor-
ance. not able to relate her sufferings to
their proper cause - womauly disease
When. presently, SHE makes the discov-
cry that her general health is related to
the local wonanly health, she casts
about for help. She dislikes to see the
physician, she shrinks from talking to a
stranger Of the intimate matters OF her
woman's life, and when at last misery
drives het to the doctor her modesty is
up in arms at the faintest hint OF exam
ination, and she finds excuse to put the
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coNRoE.

a most beautiful entertainment was eiver
az the school han last Monday night unde,
the auspices OF Miss II Saunders. rhe musI,
teacher Of Conroc.
Tue performance commenced with
chorus beautifully rendered by tweptv.for,
voices. 'iouI
10 this succeeded duets. trioy s,,,s
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Literary Gu bs.


Tho Ladies' Reading club met at The
Lyceum library rooms on Tuesday after
nom ma tho roo,,i,. ,,orL - .h s,st, IN
~ N' iVh"'"' WIN VI '"'
was taken up with manifest interest. the
first pnper on the program. "Cautnip John
s,,i,, ana M. va,,i,,,..,, -. Ito, ,y
M" NV us "''""s'' N"o 81" ''
.I,, irs "a a discussion OF Snl.n tS
ny Mrs Torrey. Mrs Beutel read q selrc,
t6a LII iLp tHf WtiIl1gs OF John ho,tf an
estiug comments on the transition Of the
English language. Roll call was answered
~ , wurtgnV events alter Which inc c'uo
The following notice. sent out from head
quarters, will be Of interest to all clubs
connected with tbe TEXAS Federation Of
,,,.,,,,,,,.. LIT ~, a., -. ..,,,
"""'"" 'IuGS' anu aus" TO o'hers 'ou'
tcmplating membership.
"The Tcxos federation travelling library
,, -,
w. i'Has history anu literature Is NOV
aav,IuS ~ w use oi soiht g,uD .7Irl TX, ~,
ms Nultttuuu CONSISTS OF sixteen NVlu'"y ;
ht MY .,i'tt puiui 'ul'tN, 'oNtInk I"uSvt ~, W.
hl9,"l ,1}l"ElnpuN' n''Iou po'tlE, tul.u ~,
/ i.ul9'u n,u ttuhuu's anu pnI4lllnV,l" }
NV Iht upthrN ~ lhlehu'd TOT Cl'-a
| 1ii""'i n'u itinol' pMcta. WnyIe PouI t4''il
I.S loI betllmE DOORS are the olrtltr =
ttuo Stuu3'. nhir "ulE ''uuS n'i'usHE 'U
lnG elale lruerouoii n9le rhtlueI 10 II.
.1uVh i"r hcluherShlp ana paying lt'cla
| ,iiou HneS. Oh!y condluqhs 10 reviewing
lne HprorS are payment OF express Gh0fgcs
WI u"N ana pIeuEe iroW president ana se,re
/ ,uIt Iut 'Hrriul huhulhE ana repItcinI
I' 49,, n'us"Esu or ios' Any cum atSiI NV
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was liberation Of the p,..
nothing for L al the tjrn Uterus gus but d
ually grew worse began 9 !, Is In
must DO something, and fu = see la
great deal about DR.. PieresS,ss vlng rnd
resolved , to consult him h ! sslsiiss
:. complaint. did 50, and 's gar . d
answer WEI. advising me to tsv IJ H. ,sceiysa i
~ =, Eiavorite Prescription gus y. 'nediapi
Medieal Discovery. n aua coaus
medicines as soon as / co,, RESs'euEed II
the use Of them. have O ,n, and tsvsi
Ties OF Fayotite Prescriins,i;aa.e.5, ION 81.
also ais. the local treatmeiits5 u. sAd sd
fierce. Experienced relist n. ~ Ssilg D5l
t = 1rst' as it almost ir,o,ai9 ircaI
heved the bearing-down1 -' ,,S;. n
about about, two months time ! p iala ed n
Meath was wonderfully i,0 ~ ia.l IA
can si most heartily reconu 'pIGgsd il
PleTce's remedies to anya rrena Do;
from any similar complain, 'ns sufe,sI
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

The questions which man avon,
longs to ask are answered fully d
freely in DR.. Pieice's Common Ssns
Medical Adviser. This great book, on
tanning more than a thousand llg'
pages, is full Of wisdom for women, kli
single and married. 1t is sent its
on receipt Of stamps to pay expense
mailing oniY Send 81 oue-cent stamp
for the cloth-bound volume, or only 4
stamps for the book in paper ccesa
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NIX
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1 p Il they viii y, W. Y
Or : Pierce, thsv V'. Y.
suffer no longer I'D
DIR Piercels y,,..
description MAXI, ", y. !
women strong ID US Is
l women wei. Il ~ N
fishes regularity. Az M
disagreeable s5s aa
healthy healthy drains, hs. N
Illumination and sis..'
tion and cures ny ny
weakness. Itbth.. y.
pTeparatiye for 49, y
ty, giving ment, II ~, ~
lulness and physis,,l
strength and main,
babiy's advent prs \
painless. As 4 toSis !
weak, worn ont ~,
down women AID ~ NJ
ing mothers, rF,v ~
Prescription /, SS..1|
passed. ltisa pur, y
etable preparation "
cannot disagree With 4,
most delicate copsis
ton. s4'u's
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Nf.. t1-.f.. H.. f...ft-a r..- F.t...t..
-N''' H..'u' N3"H luNit'u IS" lI''"''
to meet Miss May Wurdo, who was in the
CITY for two dnvs last week with nor father
NJ t,.,5..t., W,
-''' r''"'' ''N N"''' '"' "'."'' ""'7' "'
pcaranee Us always such 81 pleasure 10 tlo
ulnyga.rs Of Houston Miss Nyar1r who
L. r.p...i... ,..
u i'"'""N Ei"'''"'N ih I'' iv''H'l" nl
her fo'h'r, Is ALSO very charming m cIoIy-
day NE. ANA "a "dish of TONI with her was
n very delightful event. Added fo tbIs was
the pleasure of meeting Miss N,ma Woods
Of Sacramento, Cal. the aulborc.s Of the
play "Horatlu-" which Mr. Warlc playcl
for tho FIRST time In Newport NeNs. ya..
two weeks ago. Miss Woods was also au
honorad guest Of the morning. rho hour
was I1.sO ana the fragrant ten made by
Miss IuIIa May bl,rsc and prcuuy served
i 49, ,v.,5, n.t r ,,.,.., ,.,,,;.t Do,
w +''' "'''' n"' OH" ''i ~'".'' '"
hu'nce ON the ladies assembled, qua ihDy
were ln Just the right humur 60 enjoy the
H. e11o, "f ina ta1 nov moro and moro
delicious us tbr iuur audience listened
,. a,,E3t 10 1. 6te,g''t
old CITY New Otd8ne Moi lis 'mlcre.tmr
p;a,st ana ,spC,ciimiy the ,haE,ms 81 c.rm.u
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A FREE OFFER

To those women who suffer from dis
ease in chronic form, DR.. Pierce offers
the privilege Of free consultation by let
tionings, indicate examinations and
obnoxious local treatments deemed nee
essary by some local physicians. All
correspondence held as strictly private
and sacredly confidential. Address D.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y
This offer of free consultation by Letter
should not be confused with offers of
free medical advice" which are made
by persons without medical knowledge or
experience, and who are barred, legally
and professionally, from the practice of
medicine. Though these people cannot
practice medicine, because the law would
be prompt to punish them, they can Of
fer "free medical advice" Anybody can
give advice without mourning the pen
atty of the law 1t is we'll to remember,
that the omedical" advice of an unquali-
fed person, man or woman is worse
than worthless; it is absolutely danger
Gus.
As chief consulting physician to the
Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, n, ", Dr. Pierce, assisted by
his staff of nearly a score of physicians,
has, in little more than thirty years,
treated and cured hundreds Of thousands
of weak and sick women Write, there
fore, to DR., Pierce, and get the opinion
of a specialist upon your disease.
About two years ago my health be-
came very poor" writes Mrs. Winnie
Hamilton, OF Akron, Plymouth County,
Iowa. II suffered with pain and sore
ness in left side of abdomen and such
beariug-down pains across me. Could
scarcely walk at times, ana would have
to &c to bed until felt better. l was
told by physician that my complaint
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pfff .lll 90 H.
tiny little flags. which holm 10 decorate the
board Flowers and frnit ,vrro t,, n-ofu
sion ana II ts nnndIrss IN es, tb,t tbt fonr
little TOTS ana fnli irstirn 10 tbc sprn,d
The following chiidrct ,ycr. rrescnt Annio
Roth In.i,aff Altro ifn,si,, e,,stc tnrisc |
JagtiA Bervi Gnbr,srt ST,,t,n ,,ob,nart
IrtnR Frunts NsJ ,Lr,, is,rdro,, |
F'nrtprr Eeitn, It,,,,ars Gr,.,,' t oiirc.
Lewis. Bnsbieu Abrarns Vcr5on WIrifor1 |
ELMER. BirEbert I,t,, " I !" ana |
Strong Williams and Gordon M1vo Mrs |
Lubbock was assisted by Misses Clara !
''n'l' Einnia ana Helen Hubener
"'',,,7 - : ''~''ont gave Mrs' W.
W. '',''e " Nu@t'u " pI'es"nt "'l''me
wa ""''t IVY 'nNuns SOM
,'' p'"' "','l 'uu ny '''', SN''
"'lh h'ia Wednesday afternoon llN"t
whist o. the kconest delight to those who
love whist az an. md fbc, were pl ardent
devoires who piDved M Mrs ,rrnzcyopt's
Nyrln,.iev ,,,. f,,, ti,l ,"u,
,yarn .Hcd tb,t Nj, i ,rr,'1ttr 9,o 4
lo.i potbino M I'm Xxx i" .et
tt.,.inu f b Eti ~,
t,.iII,, td ~ ' t't' -
r.irnd ,sr, b,ndson,ni, ',inI nnni. Nv,
r,,,i I. r nnHn19uie% 6"4nI n"9hs III
"Aurura Leigh" 10 MIS- Goldur The
ho".' were przrd NOT only for their con
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Wednesday, October o marked the ID RI
milestone OF little Kathrine Lubbocks life.
mainma invited few OF Der liltle play.
mates to help make merry with her on
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matter off and goes home to endure
another period of suffering.
Ii would seem a strange thing if the
sacrifice of modesty were necessary to
the restoration of womanly health.
Such sacrifice is not necessary. Wom-
ell suffering from womanly ailments i'll
almost all stages have found a perfect
and permanent cure by the use of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
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SIN another name has been added 10 the
list q debutantes, that OF Mss cordella
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-15
OFFICIAL LIST OF LOSSES.
British Fared Badly Mt Belfast and
Other Points.

LONDON, January 15.-The official list
of the British casualties in the recent
fighting at Belfast shows twenty nine
killed, fifty-three wounded and seventy
two missing This does not account for the
British losses at other points Of stimuli
taneous attacks by the Beers, namely,
Wonderfontein. Nooitgedacht and Wild
fontein, and shows that affairs in that
quarter were more serious than Lord
Kitchener reported them to be.
lowing to the drain for South Africa"
says the Calcutta correspondent Of the
Times, 1.-The India army is now 1900 below
its normal strength. and contains 1900
men who ought to have been relieved and
sent home. There are also 5000 others who
will soon be in the same position"
The Times, referring to the dtspatqQ
,editorially, suggests that II recruits couta
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