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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

Get or bra NOT, at iinge Giger be.
ftr9ber fig paa at ie gott no, at be
er nette % oulbpgeeIise meo jim alG.
bebroet, at De pIeier lit Seeems OF
o~perbopebet anpenber noeen SLID
baaoe paa fit lloieenSe % fit Selbe.
~finbenbe; men iinge Eiger nlaa oa.
iaa nogte iig for frentmeoe @itber,
og % ii4r for ben Of oisie @uber,
iom maoffe mere enb noeeit anben
truer Dem babe paa arop % Si9l.
Spor let er man life frtitet til at
bIine forgobet ! fit eget iee, 90 builfe
Ore logger man life itun6om pau
Sen periouIiee SorfaugeIigbebs III.
teri 8i I9ier netop / bisie Gage
ON en- ing, inuif anerifanif 8iee,
8labps Deacon. Sun opbolber fig /
Earts og bar lenet WfiaionRroatte.
rens glade 2ip / benne 2tpsgI9bens
forfsrenbe gp, bpor iaa meaen Sor.
f9ngeIisbeo err blepen aniporet til oct
Doerite, for at Ri efterpaa funbe Re
beus Sffere itprte i I~fgrunoen. 9la.
Dps Deacon bar oeret poIoiomt fe.
teret for fin Stisnbeb, 90 man bar
iagt ON berbe, at bun bar ben imuf.
feIte Gn1ertfanerinbe europa. Ran
ffitloe ipnes, of bette maatte bore
tiIifr9ffeItg for BEN melt fororines.
fuI6e, men BEN itaffeIS Biges Sierte
bar bIeDet tosiet al al Smigerert, og
bun inobiIbte ZIG, OF bun frnoe bIi.
be enSrnI bnfrere, emo bun bar. Sum
bapbe opbaget, at Ser bar en- bite
ItSsu Sfannrf meS Rpien. 8or.
berre babe life ifabt ben poa en-
Erif Zig, iom en- mo6erne "erpff"
RGie ifGIge ale <n7tens gfeeler
ber bore, oS iao beilutte0e bun bo
at foa rettet paa bette Gorberres
8Gtt. @loops si0ite ON en- Qoftor,
iom tun0e ioritienue ToIfS 3nier,
&c 6eune @}ano opie8te bun. ghl CT
oct life iaooar at forit1a, at Der /
&irtatghe0er bar roget i @eien meo
&lgers NPIe, Gen bar Iunb "a friit
&c Sosie0e 0iitnof fcrtrirIiQ til Re.
iter; man bar nnr en- li6cn Tor0pb.
ming / osr - iaa Ii0en, Of Der nG.
item life furbe fees, % BET bar oer.
ne, 0lii8 @IabpS niI6e bItbe fpit.
2Ggen BAR itrny bere6t, % en- let
Separation for6t Steo. 8Iao ON
Sierte fogbe6e 9i8en biemooer. gu
ierit fuJbe BUN bIioe en- Sfierbeo Of
ferite Slang, jo iaa fortrpuen6e full.
be bum bIipe, Of, at - ia, bpaS
Fan life ct tosiet Remeiteborn fore.
giegIe iig7 Sort efter bIep Drills
Deacon ipg, og boor fidbe Spebom.
men ptre fig uben netop / gtpien2
Gage bleb M after tilfnISt, oo ban
fuu6e fortPIle benSe, at bum LED al Ell
Sps6om, iom man faIoer 3ecroIis,
90 iom beitanr l. at genet fortRres,
Zen er bsoelis, heOer oct, bpis Der
life taees 8orbolosrasIer MOB ben
itiSe, men ! boert 5alO bill ben SIRE
Ell panirst for 2i0stib. Saa byri
ntna gaiis @laSDs Deacon bsb. for
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Colorado.

Speset bpr. - Otter boab Colo.
ra6a Sumane Soeietp bar e%rfaret,
oer areatllrerne fortp9f pan flere
Steoer / Staten, bd Der paa @rltno
at iibite Sommers Serfe intet 8r9s
porer paa Sanneaaugene. geo 9lad
Iontain, bppr Der er faIot en- Weng-
De Sne, er SunoreSer al areatltrer
omfomne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
3Hnntunu.

Elbrifninsen. Advertisements.
ier Serguion bar inbbentet SpIps-
ninger ON 2Ibrpgninaen | Tontana
og meSoeIer paa 8rrtnblag beraf,
at ser cr 90 grnggerier / Statett: at
Der er orbrast en- &apital al $1.37t,-
900 | grpggeriforretting; at De be.
ifi9ftiger 256 wanb til en- gier-
neminitlig Con at $1102 bier, oa at
Ser fioite gar blep bngget t5S,S49
Barrels 81 til en- 89rbi al $780,
900.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Artsotta.

Srrisaiion. s srisona ifaI
fimtig Banding begproe neb 9boe.
mir, ct Sernbanecefitrim ! ben mo.
lise Gel df Serritoriet, 9ireftsren
for Den seoIoaiife Spmmlins arbe.
foler bette Eunft, % bois Suoremi.
niiteren giper tit Snntpffe. pil man
aaa igons / Sinter. @ammelfloge
5pIf troeoe enaang, at oen pripate
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

Splpet er Inpere | 8riS erb ncgeils
iinSe. Scr en- IanneS iioen par oct
barS 1864 Gents pr. un5e, bpiIfet ifuI.
sc ipnes Iaot not, mer Sen 20oe bs.
par griien / 9cnSon gaaet neS til Ash
Gents. 8or ct 9tar iiOeu bar Sslp
bGro 5234 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

9enofpntne ghlmmere al "Yeb
9Irneu" fau erbplOes iur SC
ertrd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
20 nue. cHAMPAeNE.
Caused the Flight Of Colonel Gayner
and Captaii Creen

Caused the Flight Of Colonel Gayner
and Captain Green.
savannah Ga. Dec. l0.-The night of
Greene and Gaynor was not premeditated.
according TO story that is said 20 be
authentic. Champagne and fear Of Judge
speer was its inspiration.
As is weu known, Captain Greene lived
at the Plaza hotel While Colonel John
T. Gaynor stayed nc the HOFFMAN house.
which for years has been the h6adQua--
tiers OF the Democrats Of New York
state. Captain Greene. on the night he
ard Colonel Gavuor were 10 have come
south for the purpose Of standing Trial,
left his hotel III his carriage and going
over 10 the Hoffman house there met
Colonel Gaynar. who was already 10
leave. Uh hen he arrived at the hotel
number Of friends were there % ten
them goodbye aad 20 pass q pleasant
quarter II an hour.
The time passed before amy one real
led il. while The popping OF champagne
corks kept up for an hour or more Ein-
ally Grl enc and Gasnor +ors Themselves
away from their companions ard mado
th1.r way to The jersey Ciyy depot. There
taey found the last train thar wos,d
bring thern here in slime for court when
sheir case wouId 3e- called had been gone
Tor moro thau an ho-r.
They were panic-str-cAeu. as they had
Wholesome auG probably well-iust.6ed
rear ri Judge sIeer who they thought
woald place Them In jail and Keep them
.aere until the case was disposed CT if
tney should arrive here late.
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inside Of the case That served to deepen
the mystery.
soon afcerwarI ne picked up the box
10 examine the writing ana IL was then
be found the note. The watch is q solid
gold hunting case ana is worth apGar-
ENTITY about SO. The movement S. an
Elgn. 30. cs7 ana the case bears
the number 75195.
haven't any IDEA who sent Il u me,
sid Lieutenant Rohan, "but [ suppose
IL was p thief, because honest men are
not taking watches that don't belong
70 them. The chances are that I know
The man. otherwise he wouldn't have
sent the watch To ne For al I know
] may have sent him 70 the penitentiary
ana upon his release I may have helped
him 70 get q position whereby he could
lead an honest life II that is the case,
he has fallen back into his cid ways,
ana / n sorry for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
New Life 10
Weak Men
OLD MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN
WEAK MEN FIND OLD-TIME
STRENGTH AND POWER
OF YOUTH.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

To the men who have tried every known
remedy 10 revive their waning power or
lost manhood. and have given 40 IN de-
SPAR, the foiIov---- -,esaze comes as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

most blessed promise. This new discovery
restores All men % 10 s-lller E-leh ans Ioru
81 sexual weakness resulting from Youth
fui folly, premature loss II strength ana
memory. weak back. varicocele ~ enact
2lio1 ~ parts To gives the warmth.
strength and development jus- where 1t 3
needed and cures at once AL the His and
troubles theC come Of years Of misuse Of
the functions for lt has been an absolute
success in an cases A simple request ID
the state Medical Institute. -5z EieEtron
Building. TT Wayne. Ind. VIII bring you
one ~ these free trial packages. lr a r-4ic
wrapper. without any marks % idenuty
IT'S contents IT whore IL comes from. Ele
Institute has had SD many inquiries from
Del who are unable 10 leave home or
their business t. he treated that i has
perfected this splendid home treatment
~ sends Il IN free trial packages to all
parts ~ The world % show just how easy
ard simple il Is % be- cured az home IF
any sexual weakness when this marvellous
rcW sexual discovery is employed The
Institute makes ID restrictions and any
mar who writes VIII receive by mal z
free triIi OF tI.-s wonderful remedy abs0-
iutely tree Those who write need have
n1 fear of any publicity. as The State
Medical Institute Is an old established
IDsrt--t-o1- Incorporated By the State for
- years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

For SATH.-Te 1-rro-1 house az modern.
isrt cast fr7nt q 2 bargain
raom c1-5aEe. south - Tenth, on
sx-rn h9ase south os Fifteenth. On
-tEarNf g. tlfNl
Buid.as los II al parts ~ the cfty.
secre farm. close 81 cry. improved
ls-aere farm az aae bottom land. good
srm t~a m@ ~ pacznE
: aae several me farms 81 L.na s
- ne rl er-r s 81 er0rs
rrr r- agre
- a-r to tur farm Is VII paF
T1 - jobs a
ECR saIE-s Southwest c1=- c8k aad
L-aT modern hose 4e4
Reese -
F7t fs- ss-ta-th-tf
foE stIrA sral tsrn = - ~ ear
-r #rr trse-
s-a 1ttea
=- t r -
a ese. rr. eatsrge. 81 sne--
ra
-r eEt f-1t rise
on ~ aH al ~
t Err p
= yell ~ acse -raec - ar
e U m Gre ~
f
= v % sers D1ss ct.
@ sex " a rels
p 81 asfA.
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Hou5es % 80


rents 81 price S-e. U T. Drake with
The Home Losn Co., rooms ~ ara -lL
Whine block. Irf
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FOR SALE
y half ~ s. Cannon street. y. Mead.
Hilton Second addition. 80 feet. ta2
tue. Price. redemption value Of deed
4o-1et DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE-Four lots. 4-room house. Sao
Inquire 1916 Woodland avenue. I-6tx
FOR SALE-An elegant site for a IN,
residence. 10 ty -6a lset. east frost ln
f3shiolao le part ~ North Mar<et street
Address g. g. Philips. i.5 ~ Market
street, or phone 80. Wichita telephone.
6-tf
FOR sALE-Improved ranch 500 acres
decided. 6ta ac-ts inclosed. Cle 5-E1om
house. go0d barn Tor ~ horses. lvH
uusnel sranary- buggy shed. cattle seed.
ltN-5 Ieet- branding Nen- t-Nle- new 3
miles running water. = mile o. school.
bearing orchard. mixed trllt. acres ~
forest trees. - acres iu cultivation. -
acres wheat. fenced SD convenient pas
tures . miles fence- Price. Only S. reT.
n sold s0u1- Eight mics ~ county
seat. To see above. come O. co-cw Ter
tlr-rcl- county. kansas. or E-lte 81
B4riow. Co.i.gltEr. Kan w4l shcW
above place free, and Introduce buyer
70 owner
Numerous smaller and larger places for
sale
square section. uni-proved. good farm
lalo, adjoining school
C0i1vate-, Comanche Co, Kan.
L--lr
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR ExCHANGE-Fo- improved INSIDE
property
A fsne new suburban home. with 8
acres. acres N orchard acres II
alfalfa. q Groom. new. modern cot
ta-z. with 1i-tooS ceilings. nne walled
up cellar. me barn -3x+e suilt q
shiplap- chAckeu house. lsxa1. shiplap.
single roof: al the finest variety o.
fruit, 6ne bottom land.
NJ ". kEOEEASE & CO.
Str ~ North Main
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1857.

LOST.
LCST-A diamond brooch. with single
diamond set N fancy goi1 1roocG
mounting Supposed % have bean lcSt
on Eleventh street. between Lawrence
aveuus and Market street or on Market
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
STREETS on THURSDAY evening. Dccrrn Der
= rsrcer Vii he rewarded by leaving
brooch with Edward Val 4 Co. Jew
yisrS- lS-C
LOST ccksthcok. On Main between
Douglas and Ninth street Leave A
80 Main street ard set reward Geo
Cha-iet0l- lS-E
LoST-On West side. near Friends ual-
re-sity. pointer pup. 5 months old.
pure white except ears which are COW
cred wiki lver-cpvered marks Return
TO Singer * D0nneA and receive reward.
Str
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WANTED-By man and wife. position as
cooks. IN hotel or restaurant - Old
take fUi charge OF kitchen No Oh
lec1-cn to having city. Call Sl6 T..
William street, room IL. 2i-ltX
WANTED-CoIOred man wants work ia
private family Address ~. l. A..
1853 r. Douglas avenue -o-aLx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11
RAYEo.
Personal
STOLEN.

Bicycle. liver johnson truss
frame COASTER brake spTiag ssst-n pest
lately owned hv CaFi VISION. taken Al
1856 b. m from Us r. DouElas- s re-
ward Tor wheel John ~ Baugirr s-l-
81 r Douglas avenue. 1851
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

e-5 y. Topeka avenue. 2I-ILx
AGENTS WANTED.
EANTED-Agents Tor best seller out
male or female. Cali at IL ~ Nan
~ -, FEp-Asents tor tEe Oes5 Laundry
N Kansas. LIBERAL Commission Al
oress Wichita Steam Laundry sZf
sALESMEE WANTED.
SALESMAN Visited - SaIeSman for
wichita and tributary territory 10 sell
G.. X Baking Powder. An excellent pO-
sitiOn Tor hustler. Address -. J.
Kennedy & Co. Kansas CITY, SO.
WANTED-salesman for country work.
Sedgwic0 county. Call before g ~ y.
- - -.
cANvAsssRs WANTED.
lVANTED-Go canvasssr. 20 \. Main.
can before .. City work. H-4tx
wANTEC-PARTNER.
ASTED-Parfne~s- win sl5a S56 50
s5J.v S5.te Gail and investigate this.
Aen or women. Green. 9l5 IS lane oloes-
a-1------------=--. s--------o--z-a-=--
Observation-Disclosures.
N l-Lj-lIorses 10 winter. can or al
cIess j.. T. abel stock Farm. formerly
Ioler stock farm. l7-tt
WANTED-To trade good Ayron Nc
henry Alley. two rel-s old- sell broke
and 4 nrst-class Traveller. Tor roWn lots.
Address ~. Il. ), care Eagle.
WANTED-A buyer Tor naturea CON
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y -. IE.D--Agents Tor best seller out
male or female. Cali at IL y. Man
street s-tf
~ 49, E2D-Asents tor tEe Dss5 Laundry
IN Kansas. LIBERAL Commission Al
aress Wichita Steam Laundry s1-tf
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, emALe HELP lr<nrEo.


NANIED-A competent SIT Ter general
hOusewOra- MS. 81. =. Dulaley- 20
west Third street 1s-tf
WANTED-A nurse girl. 65 S Market
Isl
wANTED-At once, girl Tor general
houseWork. no washing Inquire Ars-
FREQ Baldwin. lz-s -. Lawrence
house work liza y Emporla- Est
NANTED-TN girls. 70 work Patterson
house, Harper. kaa- L-6rx
WANTED competent dresszaaker.
- y I'm aofla- Xix
WANTED-A dlui1groe1a girl. SO per
week Tor experienced waitress Arcal e
Holal, Ponca City. o. A. Est
WANTED-At. once. housekeeper in Fam
1lE or two. Cod home 80 right parry.
For further Information cal On or 1d-
dress - Gilman avenue hlre-siae. cry
-l-lt1
NANTED-A-con SRI for general
hCEseWork- la0l y. Lawrence cost
ANTED-Tea girls. Il Bryan Brothers
Candy Co Es3-tf
--e--------s---z.z-z-=.a...-- -z-z--s---.zz --z--
SITUATION WANTsO-FEaALe.
SITUATION Wan TEDDY Intelligent.
reunsd young lady. place 70 stay while
attending school Would be willing 70
assist with Light houseworz- Cal or
address IF. Business College. ut-ll5
=. Market street, Wall building.
WANTED-Any lady needing help. ay
Cay call ar ~ $. Lawrence 3J-+tz
EIeLs Help WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED-HrtJe 8loler
Barger College. St Louis. AiC., about
special 0fter Tor men 10 learn barber
trade Comparatively no expense. More
experience in one month than years by
old UGrL0d. Positions plentiful. See
what Vt have % offer. 12-l-5l
81 TED-Eor L. 3 army. able- bodied
unIaarrs-d men, between axe = AMI
s., citizens of United States. OF good
character and temperate HABITS. who
can speak. read and Trlte Ens-sh. Fer
Information apply 10 Recruiting officer
- y Main ST. ~ lchita, kan
-, (. 6. & IL. ~. Is. is. -. =. =. =. 81
WANTED-A piaten pressmaa. Grit
Printing Co, Wichita. ISit
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eoYs WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED


" AN IED-B0y u take care OF horse. -
el5 y Topeka avenue. 2I-ILx
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FOR SALE
Several choice building lots in Math-
eWs1E s addition. ~ reasonable prices.
CASH or time.
HARTFORD VEST Erin LAND CO.
Sedgwick Block, is r. First street.
soft
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STORAGE.
TYPEwRlTERs.

TYPEWR rERs-ioHghJ. sllG. Tspsir-d
and rented AL makes Sold ca pay
meuts. Minisol. OEicc supply Co...
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sgTusTs0N tgAnTEO-FF

WANTED girls. ~ Bryan Brothers
Candy Co Is3-Ir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

WANTED Ezperienced girl fer general
house work Iii X Emporia- Est
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Fos Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-A No milk Cow T.. c
1t.lsof 1883 s. Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

VANTED-TN girls. 10 work Patterson
house, Harper. kal- I4-6tE
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WANTED Owners ~ farms and city
Ir1getts % Est then With Us FOR sale.
Ne raEc cash l-yers- ~. w. Aech re
x Cc. Us \. llain street LIZ
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aAErcNeH ,unnE~cO

WANTED - Salesman FOR
wichita and tributary territory 10 sell
G.. X Baking Powder. An excellent pO-
sitiOn Tor hustler. Address -. J.
Kennedy & Co, Kansas City, SO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

WANTED saw-mIl end operator %
locl-e on timber land "a cut q tract
work Address a =. =. -ciSweIi chelsea.
i. -l-6I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

WANTED npetent girl FOR general
hCGseWork- la07 y. Lawrence cost
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cANvAsssRs WANTED.

------,---7--------------
~ AN IED-lTOOG c2nTaSssr. 20 n II
IaL before ). City work. Isl
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NN-tS TED-Salesman for country work
SedgwicC county. Cali before 8. ~ y.
Main. lS-4tx
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Observation-Disclosures.

b, -, I-L}-iIorses 10 winter. cali OF aG-
Dress j.. +. abel stock Farm. formerly
Ioler stock Farm. I1-lL
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hleis r4E,P WANTED.

WANTED-Any lady needing help. py
Cay. call az az ;. Lawrence. 3J-4tz
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-------------
NTED-tartuers. with Sll9 $40. 500.
$3.50. $5.ps. Gail and investigate this.
1den or women. Green. sl5 tsiane biOc6.
Zl-IJ1
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WANTED-At orcc. housekeeper In fam
iiy or TWO. Cos j home 50 right parry.
For further Information call On or 1d-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

roR SAL E-7o13 ridtgz ~ driving pony
aLs1 llE- aka hzT1ess. c1ear- See IS.
r. -ral-s. rs L1lsls avenue
ElaEe l-A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-11

WANTED competent dressnaker.
- y Emporia- DIX
The age-herald., 1902-04-06
TAILOR e%a MAD, zonFu Suits

At $15.Oo-Suits of basket cloth, various styles, jackets silk lined, skirts we'll shaped and percaline lined.
 At $22.5o-Suits of fine imported cheviot, black or castor, taffeta silk lined coat, with stitched vest, new ripple flounce skirt.
The age-herald., 1902-04-06

Talladega Valley extends from southwest to northeast for fifty miles, with the city of Talladcga nestling among the loot hills and spurs of the Appalachian range in the very midst of this most richly en- dowed region.
 Ut is the county seat of Talladega coun- ty with a population of five thousand, has a splendid system of water works supplied from an immense spring. whose daily out flow is 1,25O.0 900 gallons of the purest lime stone water; an excellent system of gas works, well paved sidewalks and macad- amized streets; well graded public schools for both races, fine female college, half dozen private schools. and the State Institutes for the Deaf and Dumb and one for the Blind. There are six churches, four church manses; has a recently erect cd ice factory making ice from the purest spring water; three flourishing banks; carriage factory sash, door and blind factory, three blaming mills large tan nery. with cotton seed mill now in course of erection, and quite a number of small industries.
 Three Lines of Railroad.
 "There are now three lines of railway completed which either center in or pass through the city, with another line in course of construction from Macon, Geor:- gia, to Birmingham, which will pass
The age-herald., 1902-04-06

kerson and Miss Lil Tinsley of Louisville played piano selections.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Beale enter tained at German on Thursday for their son, Mir. J. D. Beale Jr. The dance was l led by MT. Ben Noble with Miss Tyler of Clarksville, Tenn. The entire three floors of the elegant home on Perry street were opened for the occasion On the ground floor in the spacious dining room a sump- tuous supper was served On the first floor in the two large parlors where drug gets were spread the German was danced and in the library a popular resting place was found. While on the second floor were the dressing rooms MT. Beale has recently bought and greatly beautified the Tompkns home which is one of the grandest in the State.
 Mrs. Jack Thorington entertained the members of the Saturday Card Club on Saturday morning at the home of Mrs.S G. w. Thorington.
 Mrs. Cecil Browne of Talladega is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. deCottes
 Miss Mary Carr Gibson of Verbena is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jesse D. Beale
 Miss Grace Bestor of Mobile is visiting Mrs. w H. Micau.
 Misses Rosa and Lucy Lowry of At lanta, who attended the marriage of their br other, MT. F.. G. Lowry, and Miss Lahey have returned home. They were the guests of Mrs. s. G. w. Thorington.
 Mrs Jerald Ware has gone to Hot Springs, Ark, to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Julia Jellxs and MT. George Morris of Montana.
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 Mrs. Thomas H. Mabson of the "Seces- sion" Chapter; Mrs. Fern M. Wood of New York. Mrs Harry SlIillen and Miss Agnes Jones of Elizabeth. N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. James P. Ferral entertain ed at a cllafng dish party on Wednesday evening inecompliment to her brother, MT. John Webbe and MT. M. Webb of Demopo- lis.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse c. Adams entertain ed at cards on Wednesday evening fct her sister, Miss Margaret Mccoy. in oSn- pliment to her guest Miss Kemper of Vir- ginia. It was an Easter affair and in every detail the idea was carried out. The score cards were egg-shaped and hand painted and tied with yellow ribbon ane the souvenirs were hand-painted egg shells, the work of the hostess There were seven tables at which four hand eu- chre was played.
 On Thursday the Ionian Club met with Mrs. Phares Coleman. when much of the time was spent in discussing the plan of study of the next year. Other features were: A paper on "The Great Colleges of England" by Mrs. John Tullis. Miss Nomia Carter sang and Mrs. w. M. Will
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Mrs. Annie Mckay, Chaplain Sons of Temperance 326 Spadina Ave, Toronto, Cured of Severe Female Troubles by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR Mas PNKHAM :- Being mother Of five children have had experience with general troubles of my children born and from that hour
 date all my afictons that within few months my health was impaired weakness and serious inflammation and flooding weak and dizzy but kept my fee
 dragging through life pleasure neighbor who had been helped by taking Lydia D. Pinlams Vegetable Compound bottle. did and that kept For months
 used the Compound faithfully and gladly do say health and how to value when nearly os and appreciate how great debt spent for the medicine begin pay what worth Yours very truly ANNA MCKAY Chaplain Sons of Temperance. ABOVE NOT
 No femaI medicine n received unqualified Refuse all substitutes
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