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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-15

A dispatch from Dover says: "a specia.
meeting OF tho Rent County School Com.
missicners Was held Tuesday. Camdenl
hislng sun, magnolia ano colorec school
in Dover applied for additional teachers.
and their applications were grunted. The
new school law, which allows them So for
every. dollar raised or requires that they only
raise one-third OF the amount necessary,
made this increase possible. Superintendent
James H.. Carroll thinks that a large ma :.
iority of the schools in Kent county are situ-
ated either on church land or on land by
courtesy. A large number of applications
were received from the colored schools
throughout Kent county, which want 10 tnke
advantage of the extra appropriations for
ture." - II ''' -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-15
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the City Registry
Bureau:
A property on tho west side of French
street, north of Ninth, by WiliHm n. Wat
son to the Rev. O. A. Tindley, for 81, 800 /,
No. 11l2 Maple street. by JHines p. Win
chester and wife to William j.. Mchiahon,
for 81, 800.
One-eighth interest in 2o3 and 2l1 Poplar
street, 3l9 321 and 1923 East third street and
the stable at Tenth and Tatnall streets, by
William H. Kirkmap TO A. NJ. Wallace.
Three-story dwelling at the southwest
corner OF Second and Poplar streets, by O.
L. Simmons and wife to Katherine Kienlei
A two story house on the west side of West
street north of Thirteenth, by Maggie T..
Yost and husband to james q. McComb,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-15
SCHOOL BOARDS HOT TIME.


expenses, s21. 50; books and STATIONERY,
1913. 40; fuel, sl34. 80; furniture, 5l0l. 81
repairs, sl0S %; manual training sup.
plies, ST.. 80; supplies for supervisor,
AZ cents ;Institute Free Library, S6l5. CT
miscellaneous expenses, 1886. %; paid
overdraft, June account, fund for cur.
rent expenses, s., 993. So; balance, fund
for new buildings, $ll, 1924. 46; total OK.
ponses, S33. 79l. 05.
Mr.. Bartram announced that since
the report had been made out he had
received 500, 900 for the new building
fund and sl4, 244.3l for the current
exnense fund from City Council.
Mr. O'Donnell said he wished to
thank the people of the Tenth and
Twelfth wards for the consideration
shown him as committeeman on No IL
School. He said there was no bsttei
primary school in the city and he be.
lleyed his SUCCESSOR on the cummittee,
DIR. Veasey, would receive the same
treatment ms that which had been
accorded him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-15
MISS BLANCHE LODGE.


After a sickness OF year or more.
which she bore with Christian forti.
tude, Miss Blanche Lodge died Sunday
afternoon last at the Naples, the beau
tiful Lodge. home, near Olaymont. But
Tor the tender care of her mother and
sister, who watched constantly, death
would doubtless have come sooner.
Born and raised at Claymont, Miss
Lodge was a general favorite. She
was member of the Church of the
ASCENSION, in which she worked with
energy and delight. She had O class
In the Sunday school, and each scholar
loved her because of her beautiful
character. She will be missed in the
community, missed ia the church,
missed especially, in the Sunday. school,
and still more missed in the home.
Miss Lodge was the daughter OF the
late Hon. William U. Lodge and Mrs.
Emma a. Lodge. She had but one
sister, Mrs. Thomas O. Parrish, of
Colorado Springs, COL, who has been
aI tne NAPLES for some time, on account
OF her sisters illness, and one brother,
the Hon. Georgs Lodge, an attorney at
the delaware bar. She was a niece of
Chief Justice Charles b. Lore
The funeral service will take place
at the Church of the Ascension to-
morrow afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. The
interment will be private.
The family has the sympathy of the
community.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep,
a calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
A Friend.
Cluymont, Aug. 18th, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28
A News Service Without Parallel.

There is ample justification for the claim made by the Chicago Record Herald that it's readers enjoy every day in the week, Sundays included, news service that is without parallel in range and completeness. The req son is obvious-the combination of the varied and extensive facilities of the two great dailies, the Chicago Record and the Chicago Times-Her aid. In addition to the independent news facilities of both papers, the Record-Herald receives the complete news service of the New York Herald. the New York Tribune and the Asso- ciated Press; and when it is consider ed that it's news columns are supple mented by all the special features so popular in the Chicago Record and the Chicago Tlmes-Herald. it will be seen tha5 the Record Herald holds 2 unique place among the great newspa- pers of the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28

In all stages of Nasal Catarrh ,hele should be cleanliness. As experience proves, Eiy's Cream Balm is a cleanser soother and healer of the diseased membrane It is not drying nor irritating, and does not produce sneezing. Price 5o cents at druggists or it will be mailed by Ely Brothers. 5d Walrent street. New York Upon being placed into the nostriIs t spreads over the membrane and roiief is immediate. It is an agreeable cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28
Ladies. Three Dozen Free

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28
MONEY FOUND.

Upon one of the principal streets of the city, certain sum of money which the owner can have by apply Main street and identifying same. as to kind and amount, and paying for this advertisement. 203
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28

We have secured the agency fer the Butterwck pattern and solicit your valued patronage for same promising courteous attention to all prospective buyers.
 PINE BLUFF MERCANTILE co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-28

Presbyterian general assembly adopts committee report on revision of confession of faith.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03
Waycross society

Waycross, Feb. Mrs. II. W. wilson
is visiting at Mcdonald.
Mrs. j. C. Mcdonald is with hE
mother. Mrs. c. w. billiard, at Dlnsmoi'
Fla, who is very sick.
Miss Bulah Knight is visiting rela'N'
in Jacksonville.
Miss Emma Jenkins is visiting at Als'
Fla.
Miss Minnie Jones, daughter OF b. T.
Jones, Sr., has gone to Baltimore, WIS.,
she will take a course in. music.
The Waycross Rifles annual enterIaF
ment Monday night, was an enjoyable g.
fair. 1t was the company's eleventh ~
nlversary, and an excellent prosralLiI'
had been arranged. Corp. c. C. Shei ,r'I
won the yearly medal for the best ara =
man, and Private Furlong the mon'ns
medal. Lieutenants Brewer and lAAu'
Sergeants Fenton, Baxley and Lo~'Ie,
Corporals Brunson and Sheldon ana -.
Yates Furlong and McClellan were P~
ented with sharp shooters ana ilaIS
mems medals. Professor II. b. Mauo os.
ville's orchestra furnished delightful n,s
sic, to the strains of which the !o""'
people danced until late in the nlsH@
Mrs. S. c. Morton has been WISHING -,
latives here for several days. She e.
recently moved from Charleston
Vannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03
vaIdosta Social Events.

Naldosta, Ga, Feb. 2.-The Whist eiuh
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs Fran;
Moore Friday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. w. N. Griffin Will entertain the
Wymadosis Club on Wednesday afternoon
from to ) o'clock, and the occasion viii
be one of much pleasure.
Mrs. j. L. Staten will give a large re-
ception Feb. 8. The occasion viii be the
third anniversary of her marriage.
There will be a dime tea at the resi-
dence of Mrs. B. H. Roberts MONDAY
from to 10 O'Clock p. M, which promises
to be pleasant affair.
Miss Myrta Wigs of Atlanta, is the
guest of Col. and Mrs. w. S. West
Miss Mona Mccall of Qmtman, will %
a popular visitor here next week.
Miss Stella Kirkland has returned to
her home at kirkland, after pleasant
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Whiden.
Col. and Mrs. w. S. West, accompanied
by Miss Nyrta Wigs of Atlanta, expect
to leave shortly for a visit TO Cuba
Mrs. T. j. jenkins is visiting in Way
cross this week.
Miss Lucy Burnes, daughter Of the iat9
John p. Burnes, and MIR. j. w. Shannon
OF Crimson, Ga, were married at the. nome
of the brides mother near Naldosta en-
Wednesday last. After making tour
OF the state, the couple will locate a.
Crimson.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

thorpe avenue, left Wednesday for their
home in Coatesville, Pa.
Miss Margaret Keech of Baltimore is
the guest OF Mrs. Durham on Whitaker
street.
Miss Anna Guerard has returned from
visiting friends in North Carolina.
Miss Leonora Gabbett left Friday for
Macon, where she Will spend several
weeks.
Miss Belle shotter returned last week
to Miss Carriers school at Gainesville.
Md.
Miss Anne Page of Princess Ann, Md,
who has been the guest of Miss Nan du-
Bignon, left yesterday morning for Balti-
more, Md.
Miss Harriet Milledge, who has been
the guest of Miss Rghton Habersham,
will leave tomorrow for her home, in
Atlanta.
Miss Florence Thiot, who has been Wis
iting Miss Ethel Connely In Brunswick,
returned home Friday.
Mr.. Willard Sullivan left Friday for
Macon.
Miss Nell Kreichbaum, who has been
for the past few months on the stan
of nurses at the Telfair Hospital lett
Yesterday for Iowa, where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. d. r. Thomas, Mrs. John Murchi-
son Thomas and Miss Jennie Thomas will
be at home 20 their friends Tuesday af-
ternoons in February.
Mrs. f. II. Hinton has sent out invita-
tions for a card party, which viii be
| given Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Wake of Norfolk, Va, will
arrive this morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Harrison, on Liberty street.
Miss Rosa Sullivan left yesterday for
| Washington, D. c., where she will visit
| friends. She will be Joined in New York
later on by Mrs. Sullivan and they will
sail for Europe about the middle of Feb
ruary.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. P. Wilbur who are
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin on
| Orleans Square, will leave tomorrow for
| their home in Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. Cleland X. Nelson is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin.
Miss Warner who has been Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Moses, left during the
week for her home in st. Paul. MINI.
Miss Maynor Holmes of Athens is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Duck
worth.
Bishop Nelson spent Friday in Savan-
nah on his way to Darien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barron Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Blum. Jr., Mrs. Irvine Cobb
of Louisville, KY, and Mr.. Thomas
| Palmer formed a theater party Tuesday
evening for the performance Of king
John"
Mr.. Henry McAlpn gave delightful
| dinner party Thursday evening in hon.
or of Mr. Il. p Wilbur of Bethlehem,
Pa, the other guests were Gen. w. w
Gordon, Judge Emory Speer, Judge Rob-
ert Falligant, Mr.. Pleasant Stovall Mr.
Beirne Gordon and Mr.. j. NJ. Egan.
The tea to be given by the Colonial
Danes in aid of the Oglethorpe Monu-
ment fund, will take place Tuesday af-
ternoon from 5 until o'clock, at their
rooms on Taylor and Abercorn streets.
The Saturday afternoon tea at the Coll
club House yesterday afternoon was at
tended by number of players. Among
those who We're present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William LEngle. Mrs. Charles
Gibbes, Mrs Hubert Duckworth, Mr.. ano
Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham, Jr., Mrs
j. G. Van Marter. Miss May duBignon
Miss Anna Merriman. Miss Mary Wat
son, Miss Sadie Poe, Miss Marion Ham
mond, Miss Carmen Ryan, Miss Rose
Bryant, Miss Mosely, Miss Sally Meal
pin, Miss Helen Egan. Miss Josephine
Egan, Miss Holmes, the Misses Butler
Miss Isabel Smart, Miss Lima Wood
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

ST. Julian and Whitaker StS (SaVannah Press
the
begnn per
nton Lace,
starting per
n price
Ia rces a SC
Duches imita a 25c
Cream at
rea begi al &c
Black as low
sfactory
ase width al 1c.
a
o IN Widths
Double Ruching for infants
Yelling,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

A colonial paper contains an au,
tisement Of an enterprising t''N' ..,ro.
who. at the end Of it. announces. nrs
listers supplied with goods at COS. thsr
n they agree to mention the fact 70 Wv
congregation "-Tit-Bits.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

A cynical Query-"A man ous"' oi,
try to make as many friends as -,ro..
IN this life" remarked the genuv c5il-
opher. cot course" answered Ul iont
blooded confidence man. lI .,a ~.
get friendly with people, how a 49, NOR
ing TO get near enough 10 ger ~, stah
ey away from themT'-Washlis
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

Graybeard is made only by h si1 h
Drug Company, sole owners, ana s SCar,f
druggists for S1.OO bottle. Every, , iaI eal
should have a box of Graybeard lH'
Cravheard Ointment I'D,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03
90

a trip to New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
The World gives the following account
of a $15, 600 dinner and dance that is to
occur in New York city on the evening
of Feb. IA:
MR.. JAMES HENRY SMITH,
requests the pleasure of
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03

"Graybeard has well nigh cured m lnn
rheumatism from which 1 have peer ~
great sufferer the last fifteen years, y,
Dents postofiice is st. simons Islana AZ, h.
Rev. John Christian of Pierce - 1osa
saws: "Graybeard has cured Mrs. ' ma.
Chiidress Of Baldwin county OF rne .n 1,
tism. In February before she Desan /,
take Graybeard she was given ~
die. She is now sound and well.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14
Social Events

One of the nest pleasant social
events of the season took place last
Friday evening at the Talma ge
House, in which Miss Clara Smith
entertained her friends. High Five
WAS the feature OF the evening Mr.
Leo Hirsh captured the prize for gen
tlemen, Miss Leoua Oliver tine ladies
prize and Miss Sylvania Williamson
was awarded the consolation.
Those present were Misses Donna
Geiger, Lee Stofer, Leona Oliver,
Jake Meeks, Sylvania Williamson
Iona Delamater, Della Mckinnon.
Messrs. Seymore Williamson, Leo
Hirsh, Harley Geiger, Harry Harris,
Prof, Kimbrough Lloyd Mekibben,
Dick Greenlee aud DIR. q. A. Della
mater and wife.
A most enjoy able evening was
spent BY the Tuxedo Club and their
friends, at an informal dance, n
their hall Tuesday evening. Those
who participated were Misses Donna
Gs.ger, Clara Smith, f loienee Heyi-
man, George Mise, Della Mehin
non, BeUi Booth, Lsoha Oliver.
agid Messrs. Harry Harris, Seymour
Williamson, Arch Frow, Tom Jo-
hannes, Bert Kimbrough, Geo Bar
rows and Buzz Embree.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14

0sach'a Msxleaa syrup hzs aeeosn-
pit-i,vi = cure la tnt. ne "a bor hos,,i
ehseh has astonished she people. Miss
Davis was given 40 "a die ~ her as-
isndl0g physsciaN she had iang
fever Fhe iacfaF said she Woald lie
h itSa taarninE and advised Ga dis
csntnae his msesiicine. ~ Il Was 10
fsE hyF na kessa Her parrnis had =
Un y G,seA's MVxipsn Ss rup apd
t3,s .eh QaErS kslisi ln tae bs,ase
rh0x = uer a~gAp ta give the yrep
t Nl-rs else 0oar spare ana ireqneut-
eaibed her eassf Nitn thr Qatek
Rsli~2 Reiose Ulagnlna ehe ss- e~i-
tst assd stier asiHg = leW baiiies ~
each, she = kimt,si ~ sell a. eEss 1E
aa- alutgst liks rnisia1 the dead and
ms esiablshsd the Fepstati0a Of
G,saeh's Nexicsa syrup hefa 40 u
s.takn Femest, - ear sell n0ihiug
else kN SAnds.
ffimbls. Afheus g,l.. d.
fsnasas Mexleaa syrup cures =
-inst.s ctash a. u ~ maggie. and =
she 0e.i femsdy fas = hoapiuk eoagn.
Prizes 21s.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14
PERSONALS.


Lee Hirsch was a Sunday visitor
in Kansas City.
Bert Martin spent several days
at home this week.
~ Ii Fisher has been visiting
the Kansas gas helt.
~ +. kellogg was down from
Kansas City sunday
II. H. Petty OF DrsxeI. was a
visitor Ia our city sunday.
Mrs. IT. Z. James visited friends
in Butler the first ot the week.
Duke Benefeld came in last sat
urday night from Oklahoma.
Miss Jessie sanders has gone TO
Joplin on an extended visit.
~. A. Silvers was attending the
opening ui court al Butler. Nov. l..
Miss Sslllie Huckeby + spending
several days with friends at Nevada.
Rev. Clark. of the NJ f. Church.
South, visited Butler the first of the
week.
Judge Francisco of Butter. was
in the city Tuesday taking depo'.i-
tions.
M B Fowhr oi Joplin, has been
the guest oi friends hene the past
week.
Geo, r. nuCkehy was Ia Butler
the tirst oi the week. paying taxes
and looking after tax sales fer
clients,
-w. II. Elnbrce. az Pittsburg.
kans,. visited rolatiyes ia this city
Sunday,
Misses Della and BESSIE McKiu.
non werc guests ~ Neva ia ffiends,
sunday
Mrs T. r. I.aRarricrc and Mrs.
u. 4 Meathrrs were visitors at HUT
Rr un ggae~day on ReheerA iodge
hnsi9ess
- D. Moors wac at the county
seat Qn thc leth. buying tax uths
ioycl ents
willard ID Robinson oi Rock
viiie,slRnt Sunday and Monday With
friends Ia 0ur city
Miss Aattte Graham left sunday
(or an eNlensied visit Ca her m0ther
az RittshnFg hans.
--Iee Ne aanus and vile are en-
tcTtaininE Mns hudson and airs
Siahnck Of ssehell CITY
Nv n M0ulthrol, who hiss spout
the summer iu 0nezon, n,turned
home the nrsg ea the weeS,
- a. hass Was in liutieF Tues
day watching TAX saie~ and attend
ing the ogeaing ofcinc0lt court
.-Miss Elira huttnn went ~ Pleas
anton fis~d8y. forau rNtRusiea vlsii
with her sister. Mrr- asila Cross.
--i.awNrF Sganl.H. ~ ths nrm a
saith = Stanas sa Hutler WAS it
tlle Citg feesslaN an t-ssl 0NSine<s
-nan1 k,nmRn aua wHie. xhe
have hctn yisitinN their snn and IA,
faulty az holden.are az hoHnr agglin
--Niss Entity Aeskett. ,Gho ha,
heen tae gugSg Ui Mi.s je-asia Nounes
has returilsst ta her hantg Ia Rnthr
-Mlsrzs MfFtle aud lam Smlti
aud fl0uure Pattom and Aiessr~
JAS Snsith Hnd Chas. GA hteron. q
NUlhtF. atteutleli tac laueg az ~ Mls.
Viola sirlihsh lAst trl0aN
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14

Geo. b. Bailey, the mia, is
building him a new shop on Sourl
Sixth ST., where be viii have more
commodious quarters and better ia-
eilities for his Increasing business.
Highest pree paid tor all Kinds
OF produce, cash or trade, 81 JAIME
Cash Grocery.
Rev. w. NJ MeVey and Rev
II. J. Gunnels, presiding elder ol
the United Brethren church, were
in the city TINS week assisting in
looking after the spiritual rlsrts.
of that church.
On last Saturday night s'or
was robbed near Hammond, Kan
On Monday three men Appeared is
Meta, Mo, and commenced selling
pocket knives, ,ezor,, and aRef
light goods to the ciuzen, q llul,
too cheap for heahh, and 'hr >u>-
pieionS OF some OF the ,hreWder c5
iEens were excited /, had heen
learned that the store at Hammond
had been robbed and thai officer, al
Fl. Saett were on the lockout, so
the citizens com nuniealcd w'ih iht
Ft. Scott officer, aud lhet wer, rc
quested to hold ne seller, ct ohrar
goods. Constable Peurod, a>>i,le,
by John Petit and Ed Enomls
made a raid on the gentlemcn, cap
tured them and their stuff and took
them to the home of the constable
for safe keeping. The constable
was armed with gun and revolver,
but his prisoners pounced upon hun,
took his weapons and started for tall
timber. The alarm was given and
all af Metz turned uut AZ one man
and reeaptured the bandits on the
farm Of Squire Geo. A. Blown.
Tive oE them had The arms, and enc
OF them was shot in the leE They
were turned over TO the sheriff from
Ft Scolt. II Is ,hooghf theg hs
longed to the gang Of eseapea plis
oners from Leavonwouh prri'en-
tiary.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14
DAY or THANKSGIVING.


The season rs nigh when. accord
ing 80 The time halI0wed custom of
our people, the president appoints q
day ss fhe especial occasign Tor
praise and thaak.giting Is God.
tbs thank utiHe bnds gbe peo
pie siill bowed win sorrow TOT the
death Of great and good president.
We mourn President Mckinley, we
70 loved and honored him and ihe
manner Of his death should awaken
in the breasts Of our people keen
anxiety for the country. and al the
same time resolute purpose not 70
be driven By any calamity from the
path Of strong, orderly, popular
liberty which. as a nation. We have
thus far safely uod.
Yet in spite Of this great disas-
ter, it is nevertheless true that no
people on earth have such abuu-
1ant cause for thanksgiving as we
have. The past year 10 particular
has been one Of peace and plenty.
We have prospered IN things ma
teral, and have been able to work
for our own uplifting IN things in
telleotual and spiritual. Let US re-
member that, as much has been
given us, much will be expected
from US; and that true homage
comes from the heart as well as
from the lips and shows itself in
deeds We can best prove our
thankfuiness 10 the Almighty by the
way ln which, on this earth and at
this time. each Of US does bis duty
to his fellow men.
Now. therefore, !, Theodore
Roosevelt, president Of the United
States, do hereby designate as a day
of general thanksgiving, the 18th Of
this present November, and do rec
ommend that throughout the land
the people cease from their won,ed
occupations. and that az their sew
eral homes and places of worship
FeNereniiN 'h8nk in@ JtNfT nt 7I
good tor the countless blessings OF
our national life.
In Wiu.ess whereof | have here
unto set nv hand and caused the
seal OF the United States to be at.
Z fizsd.
Done al tie City Of Washington.
this second dav OF November IN the
( yesr Of our Lord One thousand nine
hundred and ore, snd % the inde.
I pendence of the United States The
one hundred and twenty-sixth.
LS,gnedl
lHEoDo9E ROOSEVELT,
I Bv the President.
John HAY, Secretary Of States
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-14

LOCAL BRIEFS.

For stoves see Geneh BROS.
Loeb Bros. had a cloak sale in
Rockville last week,
Guns and ammunition at 0eneh
Bros.
Dixon Bros. have added a stock
Of groceries 10 their store oa Sixth
aud Walnut.
a hne line OF heating stoves at
Gench Bros.
Don't forget the G. A. X.
bean supper, Thursday, November
~, 1901. al Harklns Hall.
A fuIl carload of Sewing Ma.
chimes irom SIa.75 up, at Johannes
\ Sons. 3I-tm
A Thousand thlugu by it are done
iar better tnAn usost things do Que.
"e roter to kuosy Mountain rea
uIado of asdison n edlciHe. 20. S5c
ASS your druggist,
hsys you ever traded at lanes
Cash Grocery II not, Try him.
le wiIi save you money on any
,ning ia the grocery line.
the Young Ladies Missionary
society OF the First Presbyterian
Church Will meet at the home OF
Miss Agnes rwaddle, on West
Maple Street, Saturday afternoon
a 8 O'Clock,
We have new, large stock OF
hardware, harness, stoves, buggies,
etc, To close out at bottom prices
Johannes & Sons.
Dr. l.. l.. Ames and family have
moved into the dwelling on West
Walnut Street, recently vacated by
lno. Johannes and family.
Win Madden's new play ''Bach-
elor's HAIL." will be the opening
bill Of Wesley & Madden's Merry
Makers, tonight at the Opera
House. It's sensational comedy
drama in four acts. A host of vau-
deville features will be introduced
between the acts aud during the
play. Bargain prices, 10. 40, soe,
Ladies Tree first night. Seats now
on sale at the Opera Drug Store.