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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03
SOMETIME.
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth. Me.


When dark and drear and lonely seems the way
Without one CLEAN of light along the road;
When sorrow brushes cen the smallest ray,
And very heavy Is indeed the load,
In depths of anguish then our soul viii cry,
And In our initeness we question, why?
When the loved one, whose life with promise
bright
Filled with kind deeds of perfume rich and rare,
Lies fading day by day from mortal sight,
IT'S then the load seems hard indeed to bear;
And sinking, fsinting meath the cross we lie.
And still the same hard question cometh, why2
All! life is full Of mysteries along the way.
That our dniteness cannot understand,
But we accept Thy leading all the way.
And trusting, Lord, to Thy sure guiding hand,
Wen rest in Thee and take what Thou COM
mands,
And though not now, sometime wen under-
stand.
North Lamolne. SLY
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rails and keeping the road in the best Oh
order.
Now for the engineer. 1t would pe
absurd for one from the ranks OF tne
acommon class" with limited knowieogo
of politics to attempt to critioise the great
political acts or the statements oil the
many wise men OF the lsnd, who are
adopts in explaining the many shady
things which the common class behold As
II were Through glass darkly". But ior
our engineer. II Is a common thing 70 SO"
simple picture OF men, women, trevSr
animals, houses, etc, while slight de-
scription OF the cut given ends; SIND tne
missing object.
So in like manner let me give few SIM
pie figures taken from paper which is nos
prediudiced in the least by politics OK
party. "In 1897 when Spain was In power,
our liquor imports to Cuba were OF matt
liquors, s27,549; distilled, slso. In lsss,
with America in power, they Is ere sS-i,oao
and SIS 27i respectively. The increase
during the same period in the case oil Porto
Rico was, malt liquors from s2-@5l 70
s176 $40 Distilled, from si5 to sl9 2i3; and
in the case OF the Philippines. malt liquors
from secs to s15l, Ass, distilled liquors from
nothing to s106 sl3.
Think OF the momentum the monster
gained in the short space of two years or
less. Think of the miles OF road that have
been built that this engine OF death might
run smoothly. Think OF the millions OF
dollars and thousands OF lives that are
speeding on over this road toward its final
stopping plsce-Destruetion.
Who Is the engineer
NJ
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nlutual Benefit Column
EDITED BY AUNT MApeE".


The purposes of this column are succinctly
stated in the title and motto-it is for the mu-
tual benefit. and aims to be helpful and hopeful.
Being for the common good. IL Is for the com.
mon use-a public servant, purveyor of in
formation and suggestion, medium for the in
communications, and Its success depends large
ly on the support given IL in this respect. Com
munications must he signed. but the name of
writer will not be printed except 10y permission.
Communications VIII be subject TO approval or
rejection by the editor of the column, but none
will be rejected without good reason. Address
all communications 10
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

We keep our religion too much in
doors. 1t ought TO be climbing rocks
or hewing forests-a stalwart religion,
a robust religion. a religion able to d.
gest the strong meat of the word, in
stead of being kept on the pap and
cruel of spiritual invalidism. 1t is
high time that we threw off the Sun
day clothes of siekly sentimentality
and put on the workday dress of an ac-
tive. earnest Christianity.-Christian
Herald.
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Holds Up a Congressman.

"At the end of the last campaign
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant
Congressman, 'sfrom overwork, nervous
tension, loss OF sleep and constant speak
ing, / had about utterly collapsed. 1t
seemed that all the organs in my body
were out of order, but three bottles of
Electric Bitters made me all right. It's
the best all-round medicine ever sold over
a druggists counter Over-worked, rum
down men and weak, sickly women gain
splendid health and vitality from Electric
Bitters. Try them. Only Soc Guaranteed
by WIGGIN a. MOORE druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

whom 1rou xrfu he shor, az ..al1tpr,, so sena a
se,, ~ a. ~, -, ,,,I ,,.,,.a
II ,.a ~, az ,,.,..,,.. CO. n -. 49,,
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go. ~ ,,,,h,s,rta r., s,,,,,..o, ~, ~,
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I,,,,. w.t., 8, M 49, ,,,ar ,a, s,,,,,,,r, ,,,,,
q, ,,,,l .u.v ~, a, soa,. go ,,,.oss =, 80,
coh vors fss,io,, az ,voe,,.,, ,,s,o. ,ha, ,,,i,
NO, 90 sn,o ,ha ,,s,ax a., ,,a ,,I,o,v -, ~,
frame cover "a s,aa,, .I,on, hsIf a, horr az
tIu The ,aa,ters a. 10, an, ,hron,,h ,b., ram,
q, tho ,,nd 81 rv ,n.v Vii ~, u,,b, an. s,ysa,
me new fenth.rs, ed a fes,h,.r hee, ,ha,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

Washed down telegraph line which
Chas. G. Ellis, of Lisbon, Las, had to re-
pair. standing waist deep in icy water, I"
he writes, ''gave me terrible cold and
cough. II grew worse daily. Finally the
best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City
and Omaha said | hGd consumption, and
could not live. Then / began using DIR.
Kings New Discovery and was wholly
cured by six f9ttles" Positively guar
anted for coughs, colds and all throat and
lung troubles by WIeGIN & MOORE. Price
Doc and sl.o0. Trial bottles free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

When Christian is heard asserting
that his self respect win not allow him
to do this or submit to that it is rea-
sonably safe to conclude be is deceiving
himself. Nine times out of ten, if not
ninety-nine times out of hundred, he
is merely INDUCING his personal pride
So long as we do nothing I'M
worthy ourselves we need not fear the
loss Of self respect Episcopal Record
ar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

II we must measure our habitation
by few feet and our vision be mar
rowed BY the width of a small street.
let us make for ourselves world
within which is suggestive of all that
ennobles and enriches life In freer
spaces and where man has united his
achievement TO Gods glory.-New York
Evening Post.
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rlADE WELL
BAlLEY'S IMPERIAL DROPS.

Extracts from testimonial of A. S.
Hopkins, of West fremont, Me.
For long time my kidneys were
in fearful shape, and the doctors could
not help me. had to give up work
everybody considered my case hopeless.
Then / was induced to try your I'm
perial Drops. The very first bottle
helped me, and | have kept up the
treatment SO that now have regained
a great deal of my former health and
strength and am steadily, improving"
All druggists sell Bailey's Imperial
Drops; soc. per bottle.
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III. g. q. II. Column.

1.-THE editor invites secretaries of local unions
Of the w. G.. II. u. In Hancock county, aud
white ribboners generally. TO contribute 10 this
column reports of meetings or items that will be
of interest to workers In other parts of the
county. We would like this TO be a live column.
but 1t needs some effort the part of W. Z. T.
U. women to make Is 40. IL Is a column of their
making, not ours. and VIII be what they make
It. Items and communications should be short,
and are, of course. subject to approval OF the
edttor,1
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WHO Is THE ESarNEERg

A few years ago while in New York
state, /, in company with friend, has
tened to the scene of railroad accident a
few miles out OF the town where We were
staying. 1t was not a serious one, by any
means, so farss human life was concerned.
But my attention was called to the utter
helplessness OF the iron monster which
had become derailed and gone down an
embankment some four or five feet, where
it lay with all Of its power as completely
helpless as a W bale on dry land. Just then
another locomotive dashed by at the rate
OF nifty miles an hour. drawing some eight
or nine passenger and freight cars.
Then did compare the two iron mon
sters. Just rushing around curve was
one capable of speeding across the CONT
nent in a few days, capable OF carrying
with it hundreds of souls and millions of
dollars; and capable. too, OF crushing to
an unacceptable mass, thousands who
might stand in its way before 1t could or
would swerve from its path so much as
a hairs breadth. Wonderful Powerful
Dreadful machinel But there at our feet
lay it's mate, equally as large, equally as
strong, equally as powerful, and yet in
capable of moving one foot from its rest
ing place. Fire might be built in its fur
mace, steam generated in its boiler, the
engineer throw open the throttle TO its
fullest capacity, but it is in vain. The
monster is out of its element, or more
practically speaking, sthe engine is off the
track.
As look back over the past twenty years
or more and think Of the many different
people with whom my employment has
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

Visitor to Country Town (who has been
shown over the church)-And how long
has your present vicar been here7 Sex
ton--Mr. Mole, sir, has been ineumhrsnee
here, sir, for nigh on forty year, sir.
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JOB Couldn't Have stood 1t

If he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter
ribiy annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica
salve will cure the worse case Of piles on
earth. 1t has cured thousands. For In
juries, pains or bodily eruptions it's the
bes. salVe in the world. Price 25c box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by druggist.
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Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold
IN one day. No Cure. no Pay. Price IS cents
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meetings and gather in the tents afterwards and
compare notes for the benefit OF each other and
the reader. thus giving an idea OF the many
topics and phases of the assembly, aud all go
home with new inspiration for good.
Another delightful book for young folks (of
whom l remain one In reading matlers) is
"Paty's Granduncle", by Helen Pearson
Barnard.
Now. Aunt Madge you are welcome to slice
this letter up for odd times or to leave IL out
you like. Eco.
Your letters are always 'filling', 'EgoD
because they are full OF good things. 1
did have some blueberries put up this year,
and when another jar is opened / think /
will try that burberry cake. lam sure
the various sisters think OF each OF her very
often and are reminded OF each other by
many ways of doing work as well as in
the books they may read.
Dear Aunt Madoe:
I'm on your side In regard to the feather bed
question. l never have been in to take doctors
medicine but twice In sixteen years, Can any
one who does not sleep on a feather-bed beat
that wonder? Now. dear aunt, 1 think won't
write any more this time. as may be infringing
on your Salushle Time. Hoping ! may be OF
some. benefit 10 the N b. G. sometime, remain
Your niece, ANNIE.
/ appreciate your loyalty to me on the
feather bed question, and your letter was
so CHEEKY it has done me good. So you
helped me with good cheer.
Dear Aunt Madoe:
pao,, ,h,rh hecause t,rs ,a.n suar. a. ton,.
- ' ~ ''"e
that nave iost interest IN the M. H. column.
o,,as aaao, ,.arons "a ..S.man,na, ,,n,,,, ~,
49, u P1'
IL, that nave peeh enjoying them ana thinking
that perhaps wasn't needed.
with othars have heen interes,aa n, the
=, -., -. , -. :. =
DOCK quesuoh. nave read some OF them-
especially enjoyed Titus, and there are sew
e,ai o.bers ~ Flarance Norse Kfnvslev,s work.
- -, M. :. -, 40 -. - -
that wouid IKE TO get III my pocketbouK
would allow It. Have any of the sisters read
any az theus They are .PanI,, .s,anher -
..n.,~ :. 49, 80, - .,rs~ ' r,~
"Trlsohefs ot she sea anu lhe tfoss
1riumphant'. the latter being "A pen picture of
life In and about Jerusalem dprinu the frs,
-
Perhaps short sketch of Mrs. Kingsley and
how she wrote .Titn., NAV NOT urove unin,er.
-. ,-, s.,, ,
ss'.'s' . ~ 49,. .si"i " ,n' a ,ea.,ei
49, ~ -, -. : ''' '"e
$751; ssS,,. -, -. -.
the snburEan towns 81 New Yors ritv st.nds
aae aons o. ..r,t orencs morse h'p , ne
Few OF the many readers Of the story thai has
MADE ner famous ,sa,zs aa' ~ writer ia
Of an active clergyman, aud the busy mother
o. hse ehi,aren. sne y me dhaghter o. rres.
the town Of aedina, Ohio, passing through
happy eniiahood IN that ioca:ity, ana early DC.
history ana OF the countries in which the scenes
of the oisis are real laid =. sea,
which summer DR. Kingsley accepted a charge
on staten Island and thai MIS-. Kingsley Thought Of
II certainly wrote Titus under difficulties"
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Dear Aunt Madge:

Dear Aunt Madge:
have read our column with interest and was
glad to see it SO well filed each week. but as the
busy season approaches there may be time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-04-03

Mt. Desert Ferry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Plain and ornamental Clocks in
great variety. The severe reduc-
lions of this week open to you a
clock opportunity that may not
come again soon. Just notice!
CLOCKS. Set in fancy ornament
al brass cast designs, dragon, horse
and other designs, very pretty,
200 kind $3.50. .L48
ALARM CLOCKS. Nickeled, with
Illuminated dial (see it plain in the
dark i.25 value SO
/, MANTEL CLOCK. Fine highly
polished wood, beautifully brass
trimmed, handsome dial, large size,
reduced from 500 to....S.96
MANTEL CLOCK. Large size,
handsome clock and imitation mar
bic finish, beautiful brass dial, very
slightly damaged, reduced from
500 to-. .....,..... 5.50
MANTEL CLOCK. Imitation
black onyx, beautiful brass dial, 8
day, subdued stroke, reduced from
500 to.... ............-.. x.S6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Miss Jennie Bruce returns to her home
at Eagle Lake this afternoon after visit
o. ten days to the fnmily " Judge j. J.
talned Miss Bruce by boating trip
OF fifteen miles around the bend OF the
Colorado river made by party Of ten
end by melon party at the country
home OF SIR. j. n. Mabon.
Miss Bessie Youens OF Nayasata has Just
returned to her. home after short visit
70 her cousin, Miss Ada Youens.
colrmbns, Miss Lua Leyndccker u max
ing a protracted visit 70 her sister. Mrs
Charles Roedecker OF Eagle Lake.
Miss Jewel Schiller and her mother OF
Houston are enjoying midsummer visit
70 the family ~ Mr. i. G.. Ayars.
Miss India Baiiy OF Gonsales is pleas
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ton and the ladies OF this section OF the
State who know her ability aud earnest-
ness feel the state organization VIII be
greatly strengthened BY having f1r presi-
dent one with the eminent qualifications
o. interest and opportunity peeeegsed By
this lady. After the presentations last
evening a program OF music and refresh
luents was carried out, after which the
guest was requested 70 address the as-
semblnge. Her remarks we're an appeal
20 teach the justness of the Southern
cause and 10 hand down In history the
valiant deeds OF the Southern heroes. Her
elegance Of speech aud grace OF dlction
delighted her hearers 4
Is Visiting the family OF DR.. X. II. Hars
rison, A party MAS given for her Tueaday
evening BY AIRS. 3, q. Harrtson, Jr.
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that they have seen and that many rice
farmers Of that section are selling out az
good prices To ccine 20 the Texas rice fields.
Five cars Of lumber have arrived for the
huge store house Of the Bay City Rice NAH
ING company size 6sx2uS Mr.. MuilenlX.
me contractor from Crowley. viii he here
next week with large force Of mechanics
10 push the construction 10 order z nave
on the 2Sth.
A great many new buildings are under
construction and contract In Bay CITY
Cashier Henry Rugeley has lust returned
from business trip % Beevllie lie re.
norrs thar western country nourishing, but
,hat ali ewes are tarned to the rice ielda
az the Lower Colorado valley and that ou-
growth IS going 70 be record preaAer'
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BAY cIrYlrEMs.

"'ie Has Been shipped--Much
b N. lumber Received.
s.n.. Texas August IL. n. wis
hi !, 'oa real estate man, was here
me week admirlng our rlce
r. sp.., ,ena and Tom Boulder of Co
\ lasse,s'... as. night in the city. They
FRa 4 NJ AZ Toe rice situation ana were
b ass , ~ Magnitude OF the develop
\ ess s !. station Agent csstletou re-
: NJ IA 'scs'yed ten cars Of freight
'eat cut sAs car q rice shls
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morning. which Is counted pretty good for
the new station of Bay City;
r. x COY. a prominent citizen OF Iiico, Is
here prospectIng with a view OF going into
the rice business. 49, r.s.
-Four ears Of lumber for the Cane Beit
depot have arrived and the structure Is %
be pushed 10 completion
General Manager w. T. Eidridge and AS
slstant Charles Bordecher spent last night
IN ne. c1rT. They anticipate a large az
tendance at the Matagorda county phro ,'
nsetlo. az the Cane Belt railroad 70 BAY
rItv. 10 be given on August ~ a iarss
ex cnrsi0n business is ANTICIPATED ..,s
..,r.ssn Sxrnsrs ~ Jennings, La, have been
here nrosrecting this week and they re-
nor{ toaditions hsre The most iaSefso'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
COLUMBUS LOCAL NEWS.
A Reception to Miss Dunovant by
n r. = NL--t..

A Reception to Miss Dunovant by the
U. D. c. Chapter.
Columbus. Texas. August l. The shrop,
shire Upton chapter OF the United Daugh
tiers OF the confederacy last evening ten
dered Miss Adella Dunoyant. state his
torian Of the association, reception a,
their rooms. lately furnished, IN the high
school building. The Shropshire Upton
5chapter lately nominated Miss Dunoyant
Tor State president OF the Daughters OF
n Sni ,ser ahe lass nes seG9Rdsu
the State Colorado county was Misc
Dunoyants home before moving 10 Hous
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Floor Mattings

I3ighty-nine Rolls have just ar
rived. All the very newest designs
in japanese goods are now shown.
MATING. White, extra quality,
value ESQ.,. ........ T74
MATING. Extra fine and heavy,
large range Of handsome designs,
yard ...,.............25
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Ladies Waists

White Pique and Lawn, very
slightly soiled, usual prices m
100 10 $50, all at, each. -. JU
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The 100 kind. -. so
The $50 kind. ...t.oo
The LIS kind. ....t.oo
Shirt Waist Hats or
Trimmed Sailors
Al the new effects, double design,
trimmed in Grenadine, China Silk
n Sateen, usual price 1893. ..f.00
Stationery, Pencils,
Etc.
FINE WRITING PAPER. Glen
oarry Mills Linen, usual price 6
sheets for SC, tS sheets for SIS
CONGRESS LETTER PAPER.
Large, wide sheets, "a sheets
for .........'....'........'IZ
TIME BOOKS, for contractors,
employers and workmen, linen
covered .................4
INK. Davids' Magic Black, fine
ink, usually SC bottle ........5
CARPENTERS PENCILS. Six
and ten-inch lengths, ruled on
sides, usual price SC, each 1902
Boxed Paper and Envelopes, Hurl-
hits Victorian Bond, usual price
CSC, box.... rs
Toilet Articles
Again this wax you get the adj
yertised Toilet Articles at under
value prices.
ELYSIAN PERFUMES. All odors,
the CSC size -. ............1 24
PINAUD'S PERFUMES. The 81
kind, all odors, bottle ..... -. so
PARTISAN Bouquetta Perfume.
Large 3-ounce bottle, usual price
SOC 20
COLGATE Florida Water.
Large size bottle, soc value. 80
WITCH HAZEL. Large t5c bottle,
excellent for pain $50. ...7
BAlLEY'S VASELINE. Pure
white and yellow, large i5c
hoffla <
vAsELINE. Bailey's yellow, ioc
y size .....,.. .....,...... ....5
POMADE. For the hair; Hurlbut's
Cocoa Oil, t5c bottle. 80
Colgate's Florida Water, the csc
size, bottle 10
/ OAKLEY'S Toilet Water, orchid
BOSOM, usual price CSC ......25
Elysian Florida Water, usual price
zN,s-..... ........,. ..B
FACE POWDER. Tappan's Viola,
usual price 25c. ..........f rs
SMELLING SALTS, For head
aches, usual price 2sc. ~
COLD CREAM. Tappan's Fault
less, luxury for the toilet, usual
price zoe ..,... ~
FACE POWDER. Girard's Apple
Blossom, white and pink, box. s.
Soaps
TOILET SOAP. Arrnour's Fine
AIT BY the art of man for the
grace of woman, usual price 1oc,
cake.... -. -. g
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Ladies' skirts
AT 10 Gents

Large lot Of Skirts, all linen, piquc,
white duck, etc., trimmed OF plain,
values as high as 1 so each, stained
and imperfect, any one IN
for only. lU
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Colored Hose

Clearance Sale. Prices reduced
% aiiect them quickly.
LADIES "a, HOSE, Fancies, dark
sOna colors with silk embroidered
mont, SOC values -. .25
LADIES HOSE. Fancies, bright
'OiO's, large figures, CSC value. .25
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WashabIes

More than usual interest shall
center on these today on account
of extreme reductions.
DIVINITY. Printed, Corded, colors
fast, large variety of patterns, the
extra SC kind, 10 yards for. j. rs
NEW LAWNS. Fancy Printed, fine
woven, big assortment, 64c grade,
10 yards for. ....35
DIVINITY. Solid Ground, fancy fig
ured or striped, usual price yard
TIC, 10 yards for. IS
BATISTE. Lawn and Dimity, none
in the big lot worth less than 1oc,
most of them were 12tc and i5c,
all on one table, al, yard ....74
GRENADETTE. A new washable
Skirting Fabric, light and cool,
colors fast, intended to sell at CSC
a yard ...,-......,.........I5
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w@

Things at Random
SPOOL COTTON. One basket
full, black only, 6-cord, Nos. 80, 36,
40, 50, 90, 70, so, this week
Correspondence Paper and Enve-
lopes in boxes, good ink quality
paper, sold at i5c box, can't prom
Use any after Monday ......,4
FINISHING BRAIDS. Feather
stitched, white with colored stitch
ing, colored with white stitching,
red, pinks light blue and navy
blue, usually sells 6 yards for 15c,
now 8 yards for ....5
BOYS BASEBALLS. League and
other brands, double cover, ETC.;
some in the LOT sold at Csc and soc,
all now at.., IS
FANCY WORK BASKETS. All
sizes, shapes and kinds, fancy col
ors and white, sold at 25c and CSC,
now ..'.. ........ ......I5
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antly entertained at the home % Rel
Mrs John Duncan
Miss Carrie Townsend has fetufW
4 summer outing IN NORTH aAf
Texas.
Captain Willlam Dunoyant OF
acct Imprinted his sister Miss ADJ
want. at the reception given In
last evening,
Miss LYDIA BOYD Is visiting
OF DR.. Il. Il. knox In HailftS
Mis-. j. f. SBndmeyer, win
children. has returned from
relatives IN Minnesota.
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OLIVER RAK OR. oIdthy
July 81. Married. Vt the re
brides parents In niE Vnif
a. 5 o'clock, Prof. Eugene
liner Baker. Rev J. 4. y
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Hosiery
values Exceeding Good

ladies' !. fast black, full seamless,
llne gauge, spliced heel and toe,
uropsttch, good t5c Hose, at. 10
LADIES' Y HOSE. Fine silk fin.
,sasd, Isle, fast black, Richeleu
nooed' regula! made, an extraor-
ulnay CSC Hose, at :. .25