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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-10-25
xOYIt',3 TOR PUBLICATION.

isepsri mont Of ne Interior. land OGSce ~
~ vision idsl o. fober H. 1891.
Notice hrrebs given that the following
ia med seIfieF b \. led uOii = Of his Intention
10 make dnal proOf " support Of his claim.
and that said proof will b. made before ~. ".
Hammeil. y. 3. Conn inai0uer ~ Hexperct,
idaho, on December J. 1901, viz:
CHAIR rs X. KENNEDY
OF Nexperce, Idaho. for tbs NJ ~ section n,
Tp -, nosth, range Z. b. n.
He manner the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of aaid land. viz.
John sheridan. william corbefi. Clasepes
T. Kennedy and George W Kennedy, ali Of
Eexpsrcs, idaho.
J. B.wEsT Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

u. 4
Lewiston. idaho, October 18th, 1901.
nsmed settler has died notice Of his intention
that Aid proof viii be make before v. y.
Hammcl1. q. g. commissioner 1t Nexperce
Idaho, on xovsmbsr NH, ises gis:
| CARL J. E. HOLLANDER.
Of Nohler. Idaho, for the northwest quarter oi
section IA twp a north. range l. r. BIN
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said iaad. viz.
Nathaniel o. Isooney, Isaac Looney. Joseph
Rsberx and Peter johnson all Of Mohicr, idsha
J. B. West. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rcpArtmcnf Of the Interior, land once as
Lewiston Idaho. October u, 1901
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has dled notice OF his intention
10 make anal proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver II Lewiston, Idaho, on
December H. 1901, viz:
GEORGE ~. SNYDER,
OF Greer, Idaho, for the lots and III. and east
\ southeast Or section 2, southwest or south
southwest ar Sec. 3. Twp - north, range =
&. , NJ
He names tn following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Lorenzo George. Wilson r. George and Har-
~ 9. Emery. all Of woodland. Idaho and
Albert renser' Of Greer IDAHO: ..-..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. land once Il
Lewiston. Idaho, October 10, 1901.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has fieA notice Of his intention
to make Anal proof "a support OF his claim.
and that said proof will Be made before the
Register and Receiver ~ Lewtston. Idaho, on
December 8, 1901, viz:
SAMUEL CROCHER,
81 Kamiah, Idaho, for the 81 or section -, Tp
- north range g. b. r. n
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
James Robinett. Henry Glover, Frank A.
LAnwAy and Asa Brmgardner, all Of Gregg,
Idaho.
J. p. WEST. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, land oalce at
Lewiston, Idaho, October u. 1901.
Eotice 4 hereby given that the following
to make anal proof IN support OF his claim, and
that aid proof will be made before ". ",
Hammcil. U. g. Commtsrioner. It Nezpefcc.
Idaho. on December I, lSol, viz
EDQAR BOOTH.
Of Ncsperce. Idaho, for the 9k quarter, Soc. -,
Twp ~ north, range l. +. r. n.
Ne nAmes the following witnesses TO prove
his cont1nuous roetdence upon and cultivation
= jos s / Rycsf1 aud Krsck Ross, sf MoAles.
Idaho ana retst JoAnsoa and Carl Tweedt, Of
In. W.T.. Rssisser.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

D<paftment al the Interior land once q
Lewiston. Idaho. October u le0l
Sosic< Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of her intention
70 make duai proof In support Of her claim, and
that said proof viii be made before " ~
Hsmmeil. Z. L. Commissioner ii Nexpesce.
Idaho. .sccember 7. 1901. viz:
JANE II. LIxE,
OF xesperc< Idaho. for the southeast or section
~. twp " north, range Z. Z. 8. ~
nHe names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultfsation
Of ssld land. viz.
Edward ~ Fiat. William b. Ramsay. George
y. Long and Andrew II xobles, all Of SEA-
III wExr, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. Land Once II
Lewiston, Idaho. October. 9Th. 1901
Notice r. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
70 make hfal proof In support OF bis claim and
that said proof will be made bsf0re w. "
HammeII, U 8. Com missioner 1t Sexp<rce,
Idaho. on 'NovembeE 10th. 1851. viz:
FRANCE n HILL.
Of Eezperce. Idaho. for the lots !, z, 8 and
south Il OF the Ne Il OF section 5. Twp ~ north
range l. T. b. n.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said I.nd, viz:
Edward y. Anderson. Augustus carley.
Edwin A. Hobart and Henry C. Hobart, all OF
NexpeFce, Idaho.
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They're Engaged.

The ENGAGEMENT is announced of Mrs.
c. S. Freund and Captain A. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Friedlander announce
the engagement of their daughter Stella
to Milton Meyerfeld of New York. They
will receive their friends at the family
residence, 701 Broderick street, on Sun
day, the 18th inst, from 2 to p. m.
Mrs. Friesleben announces the engage
ment of her daughter Ruth Eleanor to
DR.. Emil Otto Jellinek. At home this
afternoon and Wednesday, October g.
from to 6, at their residence, 2226 Wash
ington street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emma Cohen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Cohen of 112S1a Turk street, to Adolph
Hirschfeld. They will receive this after
noon from l to 5.
Mrs. Dora Levy announces the engage
ment of her daughter Bessie to William
I. Kohn They will be pleased to see
their friends this afternoon from to at
417 Clementina street.
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Personal.

Miss Susanne Wagner and Miss Idarene
Kruger have returned from Stony Hedge,
Marin County.
- DR.. l.. Neumann will give up his resi-
dence, SO Sutter street, and go to Europe
for a visit of several months duration.
Mrs Henry Asher has moved from 14O6
Buchanan street to 2213 Sutter. She will
receive her friends every first and second
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. T. Keogh and daughters are at
their home, 1884 Pine street, after spend
ing few months at their ranch in Santa
Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marriott left for the
Buffalo Exposition on Sunday last. They
will remain East for a month and on
their return will stay at the California
Hotel.
Mrs. C. S. Laumeister, wife of the Rail-
road Commissioner, has returned from an
extensive Eastern trip. Mrs. Laumeister
visited New York for the purpose. of see
ing her daughter, Miss Ethel, who goes
to finish her education in European
school.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Silverstone announce
the confirmation of their son Arthur in
the Geary-street Temple to-day. They
will be pleased to see their friends this
afternoon between and o'clock at liz
Mrs. R. A. Loveland, wife of the late
Hon. r. A. Loveland of Saginaw, Mich,
has recently purchased d nome on LIE
Conte avenue, near Euclid, Berkeley.
DR.. and MIS-. w. j. Terry and Miss p.
D. Terry were passengers aboard the
steamship Potsdam that sailed from New
York for Europe September q.
Mrs. Marcus Rosenthal and the Misses
Adele and Sophie Rosenthal will be at
home the first and second Tuesdays, at
1920 Pine street.
Mrs. Bertha Bamberger and Miss Leonie
Kuh will be at home during the winter on
the second Tuesday of the month.
Mrs. S. Daden has moved from 2015 Bush
street to 1928 Octavia, near OFarrell, and
will be at home the third Wednesday of
the month.
Miss Rose Cahen, of 531 Baker street.
will be at home the third Friday of each
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Weinberg, nee
Jacobs. will receive their friends on Sum
day, October 1S, between and o'clock
Mr. Henry Dernham ands family, who
have just returned from an eight months
sojourn in Europe, have located for the
winter in the Hotel Granada.
ing in the Yosemite Valley during the last
summer, has returned to San Francisco
and will resume his practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. D F. Oliver left San Fran
East, taking in Yellowstone Park and the
Pan-American Exposition.
Miss Stella Levy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. Brownstone, 2f4 Hyde street.
be pleased to greet her friends the sec
ond Monday of each month.
DR.. Charles Patrick Brown, a prominent
dentist of Seattle, is in the city.
A pleasant climb up Mount TamalpaiS,
that was arranged in honor of Miss Sarah
Brown of New York. was enjoyed by the
following party of pedestrians last Sat-
urday night: Miss Sarah Brown of New
Mrs j. Regain Mrs. Abe L. Friedman,
Jacob Label, Abe Label Jacob Regan,
Abe L. Friedman, Nat Friedman, Milton
Spier, Louis l.. Michaels and David Mon
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PASTORS WILL DISCUSS
A VARIETY OF TOPICS
Sermons to Be Preached in Churches
of All Denominations This
Sabbath

The monthly musical service of Simpson
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner of Hayes and Buchanan streets,
will be held this evening. The programme
will include solos by Charles E. Taylor
and Cecil Smith; a male quartet, Cast
Thy Burden On the Lord from Men
delssohn by d mixed quartet, and the
choruses by Babylon's Wave, by Goun-
cd. Thanks Be to God, from the El1lah,
and HandePs ''Hallelujah Chorus" The
Rev. John Stephens, the pastor, will de,
liver an address. I. E. Blake is musical
director and Miss Mabel Jones organist.
The Rev E. A. Woods of the First Bap-
tist Church will preach this evening on
1.-The Bible and Other Books.
The Rev. William RAIDER of the Third
CONGREGATIONAL Church will preach this
morning, and there will be the sacrament
of the last supper and reception of new
members In the evening DR.. RAIDER will
McKiniey-Their Theology and Spirit
The Rev. F. NJ. Larkin, the new pastor
of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach this morning and In the even
The Rev. F. w. Fischer, pastor of the
Emanuel Evangelical Church. will preach
this morning on The Ehcacy OF Prayer
God
ster Presbyterian Church will preach this
morning on "Constraining Love" and in
the evening on Building Up a Comrade."
The Rev Bradford Leavitt, pastor OF
the First Unitarian be CnHren Man vii VI 1dols R5lsaen
The Rev. H. H. Bell of the First United
PRESBYTERIAN church will preach this
morning on ''Christ Fulfilling Prophecy
and in the evening on The Young Men
The Rev John Hemphill of the Calvary
PRESBYTERIAN Church will preach this
morning. and in the evening Mr.. Eldredge
will speak on "a Change For the Better
The Rev. Philip Coompe, pastor of the
Richmond congregational Church, will
preach this evening on Ine Eternity OF
Character" o,, -,
"Are Sin. Disease and Death Real?" will
be the subject of discussion az tne FIRST
George w. Beatty will preach this
morning to the congregation of the How
ard-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
and in the evening he will speak on "A
riTRey TRe Rev VI F. w. Lloyd of the Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach
this evening on 1.-The New Command
ment."
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach
this morning 1.-The Blessing of Chris
tian Unity and in the evening on "A
Call to Christian Duty"
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach
this morning on stepping Heavenward.' -
The Rev. Frank K. Baker of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will preach
why I Should Be Christian
The Rev. T. Brown of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church will
preach this morning on Christ Our Sa-
vior'' and in the evening on Spiritual
| Telephone"
Rosary services will be held in St Dom
inic's Church this ev, hing. A special mu-
steal programme will be rendered by an
augmented choir and orchestra
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of the Pleasure Seekers Club, which or
the high esteem in which he is held by
its members. The pariors were beauti-
fully decorated with smilaX, white roses
many and costly. Immediately after the
ceremony a Sumptuous repaSt was served.
At o'clock the newly welded couple took
their departure on the "Owl" for Los An
spend the honeymoon. Only the im1ned1-
ate relatives witnessed the ceremony, but
on the return of Mr. and Mrs. Suhr a re-
ception will be given to their many
friends at their home, 1137 Mission street.
A very pretty wedding and one of con-
McLaren and Miss May E. Balk' which
took. place at the Franklin-street Presby-
terian Church en September 26. Dl. Nc
Larsr., is We'll. Weii-knc;Wr 6; physician Of San
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Balk and grand
daughter of George Landridge a wealthy
pioneer miner 2f the State. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Macken-
Zie. The brides dress was combination
of silk and chiffon, with pearl trimmings.
She were a slinburst If diamonds, the
Of Bride roses Miss Violet Turner acted
as bridesmaid and the 81 oom was sup
ported by his brother. Albert McLaren.
After the ceremony the guests were driv
where an elaborate wedding supper was
served, after which dancing was lndulged
in until midnight DR.. and Mrs. McLaren
y,
and their return will reside in San
Francisco.
pleasant home wedding took place at
the residence of Captain and Mrs. Butler
en- Wednesday, September 25. when their
youngest daughter, Eva, became the wife
of George D. Morse, the only son Oh Cap
tain and Mrs. Morse Of Berkeley. The
house was charmingly decorated for the
occasion and an elaborate breakfast was
served. The ceremony was conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Woodward of Arago. The
bride is popular ana favorite member
of Coquille society. The groom is
prominent young business man. who mas
been for some months superintendent of
the coal mines at Riverton. The young
couple left iran ediately after breakfast
for their future home in Berkeley.
The marriage of James Leckie ard Miss
Sadie Alexander took place at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander on Saturday
evening, September IS. the Rev. Father
Quinn oficiating. The bride was attired
in a handsome dress Of pale blue silk.
Miss Maggie Alexander. sister OF the
bride, who acted as bridesmaid wore
pretty gown of white silk. Will Synnons
was best man. The house was tastefully
decorated and an elaborate luncheon was
served, after whch the happy couple
took their departure for Sacramento amid
the hearty gooQ wishes of their many
friends. -
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Sailed AWAY.

widow and orphan fund.
Sailed Away.
Mrs. Charles Percy Morse formerly
Mabel V. Smith) returned to her home in
Honolulu yesterday, sailing on the steam
ship Peru. Mrs. Morse has for several
weeks been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Smith at 925 Grove
street, where her many friends gave her
hearty welcome. Mrs. Morse leaves her
with her many friendly greetings to her
husband, Percy Morse, one time famous
atnlete and member of the Olympic Club.
and now one of the prominent business
men of Honolulu.
The passenger list of the steamship
Sierra that sailed for Honolulu on Thurs
day included the following names:
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. M D7Hf W. II. Browne, sfSMa; Miss
Brunnermann and maid. F. Burgess, Mrs.
K. c. Cope, w. c. Crook Jr.. f. F. D!ehl.
Fenger and child, j. W. ferguson, II. T.
Gilbert, ]. A. Gilman, Mrs. J. w. Gum,
Jamison., F. 3. Keilams eIa y" j. n a. Sean Re9nedS, "
H; I w. Lake, Mrs Lake and son, J.
J. L. McLain, Mrs McLain and two chill
dren, Miss S. F.. McNear, DR.. F. B. Nor
rill, e. S. Muckley, Mrs. Muckley and
lWO y. Myers, A. ".
Newton, F. E. Nichols, Rev. G. l.. Pear
SON.. William Pierson, A. Raphael, Mrs.
Raphael, Mrs, E: g. Rayner, Miss $:
and child, Miss G: schuman, Mrs. G <.
Shatto, Miss N. Simpson, Miss A. Smith,
Miss K Smith, ": Q. Smith, Mrs, Smith,
Stone, T; F; sturdeyant, Mrs. -Sturdevant
and child. Miss E. Suffer- v L. Tenney,
Mrs: Vernon 1. Tenney and child. r; J.
Waller, Mrs. L. Weismon, Paul West
phal, H. F. Wichman, Mrs. Wichman,
three children and maid; Miss M Wilcox,
Miss NJ. Wilson, J. Zantgraf. For Auck
land-R. Crown, Mrs. M A. Edwards,
Miss Edwards, F. w. F'rankland, Alex.
Harvey, F. w. Jervis, C. E. Maudsley, F.
Mitchell, Miss E. Mitchell, Mrs. ]. F.
Rayner, J. G. Reid, R. Roskell, Austin
Strong. For Sydney-J. H. Birch Jr., Sid
ney Clementson, Mrs. C1ementson, E. G.
Currin, Mrs. Currin, Randolph Currin, E.
G. Currin Jr., Master j. M. Currin. Mas
ter Louis Currin H Daley, Mrs c. Davis
and maid, Miss C. Davis, Miss F. Davis,
Miss v. Davis, S. H. Fisher, A. H Green,
c. F. de Grut, Mrs. " C. King, Albert N.
Libby, Rev. C. H. LinIey, Miss A. L.
Marsh, E. L. Mayer, c. w. McMurran,
Mrs. McMurran and son, Mrs. E. T.
Miles, Miss Miles, Miss H. Miles, Miss l..
Miles, Master Miles, ]. F. w. Payne, Mrs.
Payne, Miss Payne, DR.. J. NJ. PEBBLES,
Tremayne Rodd, Mrs. Rodd and maid, P.
Simcock, A Stornor, A. ]. Tracy, Mrs.
Tracy, G. w. Whish. Join at Honolulu
for Auckland-H. A. Keyser, P. w. Rich
ardson.
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-HE coming event of the month
~ in society is the Crockett
n Scott wedding, that is to take
II place at Grace Church, Octo-
W Der 16, at high noon. The
cards out and there is a
large list of invited guests, as
might be expected from the popularity
OF the young people. Among those in
vited are: The Irwin and Henry Scott
families and relatives, the Greenwoods,
Taylors, HopkinsesA Mrs. Easton, Mrs.
Nuttall, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Chase, DR.. Tevis, Mr..
Greenway, Gerald Rathbone, Mrs. Flea
nor Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope,
Mr. and Mrs. Latham McMullin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mountford Wilson, Miss Therese
Morgan, the Eyre family, Harry Stetson,
Miss Smedberg, Charlie FELTON,, Downey
Harvey, Mr. and Mrs Mclean, Miss
Collier, Harry Poett and Miss Emma
Crockett.
Only few of the details of the cere-
mony have yet been made public, but 1t
has leaked out that the bridesmaids will
wear pink, a favorite color of Miss
Crockett's.
An affair of much society interest will
be the concert to be given on Thursday
evening October II, at Sherman-Clay
Hall, In aid of the Little Sisters Infant
Shelter, by the ladies Of the Auxiliary
Society.
Posters have been done for the occa-
sion by Mr.. Ball, H. Patigan, G. Patigan,
Raymond Carter, Mrs. A .. Hazlehurst
and Harry Rodgers, and the following
have kindly volunteered their services
with the programme: University of Cali
fornia quartet, Mrs. Birmingham, con-
tralto; Miss Mile Flint, soprano; Miss
Grace Freeman, violinist; Miss Elsie
! Tucker, guitarist; Harry Wood Brown,
barytone. :,
Following is the board of directors of
dent; Mrs. E. B. Cutter and Mrs. W. D.
Fennimore, vice presidents; Mrs. R: M.
Gum, Mrs. L. j. Holton, treasurer; Mrs.
A. w. Jackson, Mrs. r. Jennings, Miss
Jennie Mcfarland, Mrs. W. M. Pierson,
Mrs. R. L. Toplitz. recording secretary,
Maud ici ci1f, Miss Emma conley, Miss
Elsie Dorr, Miss Jessie Dorr, Mrs: j. $.
Deahl, Miss Helen Gray, Miss Christie
Judah, Mrs: Floyd Judah, Miss Mss RhGds '2ds
Mitchell. Miss Rhoda O'Farrell Miss Ma
bel Wheaton, Mrs. S. ]. Rowell Miss
Sage, Miss E. Schmidt, Miss Mabel
Gum, Miss Melrose Daggett, Mrs. Will
! liams, Mrs. Walter Van Bergen, Miss
Alice Jackson, Mrs. Lester Rerrick, Miss
Susie McNab. Miss MurieI Wemple, Miss
Duggan, Miss Edith Cutter, Miss Lottie
Lipsher, Mrs Eugene Lee, Mrs. James
McGanley, Miss Alma Hume, Miss A.
Mills, Miss Louise Weppner, Miss
Rowena Burns, Miss May Billings, Miss
| Miss Daisy Burns, president; Miss Jes-
sic Dorr, vice president Miss May Bill
| ings, treasurer. and Mrs. ]. S. Deahl, re-
cording secretary.
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Club Parties.

ST Adams Literary and Social Society
gave its monthly social Thursday even
ing at Golden Gate Hall. 125 Sutter street
A fine programme was rendered under the
MANAGEMENT of Professor Caldwell after
which dancing followed.
The twenty-third anniversary ball of
the San Francisco Frauen Verein will be
given on Sunday evening, October 13, at
Saratoga Hall, S14 Geary street.
An interesting entertainment was given
by the Myosotis Club at Humans Hall
last Friday evening. The chief number
on the programme was farce in three
acts, "a Married Bachelor" that was
amusingly given by the following ladies'
and gentlemen: Dan Gillespie. ]. Leo
Turley; Larry Finnigan, Frank ellison;
Deacon Smith, Henry G. Leffmann: Sally.
Miss Nellie Connor; Miss Camson. Miss
A. Perrin: Louisiana, Miss Edna Keene.
Dancing was afterward indulged in until
midnight
A Grand Simchas Torah masquerade
ball will be given on Sunday evening next
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
ADvERr1sEadENra.
A NOTED PHYSICIAN,
> Doctor Wanata, of Lansing, Mich,
Says There is Nothing in the Materia Medica that
Equals Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound for the Cure of Woman's Ills. i

Mrs honest intelligent physician above
the School Whatever best each should ued no matter
what school physician belongs matter of
only prescribe the and have that there
nothing Maea Medica which equals Lydia E. Pinkham Vege
of female disorders unhesangy
prescribe it, and have yet been
81 nothing better for ovarian troubles and for falling Of
the womb ulceraions absolutely restores the affected
condition
women to-day are happy mothers
children and while the medical profession looks patents
healing potion,
my hundreds
would voice sentiments WANATA lansing Mich.
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Wedding Bells.

William B. Faville and Ada c. Smith
were married by Rev Joseph Worcester
on Sunday, September 29.
Wednesday, September 20, at noon, Edna
B. Anderson and H. Fred Suhr Jr. were
married by Rev. ]. H. Schroeder at the
home of the brides parents, 921B Golden
Gate avenue. The bride is the handsome
and accomplished daughter of Captain
and Mrs Anderson, and the groom is a
prominent Native Son and past president
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As says physicians frank and ope hun
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound OF female M
they know that relied effect
irregular mensruation,
bakache bong fauence eucorhea falling Inflammation
liberation of the uterus troubles that down feeling,
dizziness Indigestion poraon the blues should
immediate
restored perfect health and strength by taking Lydia Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, and then write Mrs Pnkha Lynn Mass
for further free advice No living has had such vast and
successful treating female Ills She has guided thousands
health Every suffering should for and follow her advice
Pinkhams carried hundreds
through the periods child bearing change life
perfect comfort and safety
the fact regarded with E
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound which be equaed
something which good That
10
5AFAhM National City
M.1ll lAbaa is
II
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Reception to Mrs. Weed.

There will be reception given to Mrs.
E. G. Weed, wife of the Right Rev. Bish-
op Weed of Florida. president general Of
the Society of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy. at Pill California street
at p. m. Monday, October 7. All visiting
members of the society are cordially in
Vited
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of earthquakes along the Andes Noun
tains and throught out the Central Amer
ican States in June 1885, broke into vio-
lent eruption, scattering ashes over loo
miles of country.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

The most noted volcano in Nicaragua
is Coseguina, which, after long series
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