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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
GENERAL CHI ZURICH NEWS.

At the Stake Priesthood meeting last
night 1t was announced that there still
remained unpaid OF the monument fund
the sum OF 1852 80. This amount. il was
hoped, would soon be subscribed and
the matter finally disposed Of.
Ten worthy young men were last
night recommended for ordination as
Elders.
The NJ. l. A. ward conferences for
September will be held in the Eighth,
Tenth, Eleventh. Twelfth and -Four.
tenth wards. The members Of the stake
superlntendency and Of the general
board viii be in attendance.
The Salt Lake stake NJ. I, A. conyen.
ton will be held under the auspices OF
the general board on Saturday. Septem.
Der u, meetings converting at 10 a. m.
and p. m.
The Mutual Messenger says: The
stake superlntendency are TO be con.
graduated on having such an able body
OF aids TO assist them In this winters
work We believe that nowhere, EXCEPT
in this community, could such a repre-
sentative and magnificent body OF men
be found, There viii be over one hun.
dred missionaries working for the Cos.
pei Of Christ IN this stake alone, this
year. DO you not think they win work
revolution?
There viii be a special meeting Of the
officers OF the Young Ladies' association
on tuesday evening, August 10, In the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms at
1880 o'clock.
Mutual Improvement meetings will be
held In the different wards Of the stake
tomorrow evening
What Mormonlsm Has Accom-
pllshed' is the subject Of a lecture to
be delivered by Bishop Orson +. Whit
ney in the Eleventh ward tomorrow
evening.
An address on the "Dlspensation Of
~ Fulness Of Times will be given In
nv Ninth ward tomorrow evening by
Elder Charles W. Penrose.
Sisters Nellie c. TAYLOR. stake presl-
lent OF the Y. l.. NJ. ]. A., ana Lucy
ant and address the meeting In the
Fourth ward tomorrow night. The pro.
gram will also include a piano solo by
tzetta Taylor and vocal duet by Rose
Heath and Hlda Burton.
The Salt Lake Assembly Han Is being
reprinted and win present a rich ap-
pearance during Carnival week.
Elder James +. Talmage will deliver
A lecture In the Second ward meeting
house tomorrow evening under the aus
lices Of the Y, NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. A.
The public are cordially invited. Meet
ng at $3.50 o'clock.
The Twenty-third quorum Of Seven |
les will meet In the Seventh ward |
Meeting house on Monday evening, Aug.
at 1880 O'Clock.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB OUTING.
Soloists Engaged for Next Weeks E1-
eurslon TO Lagoon.

The committee on music for the young
Mems Republican club excursion o.
Lagoon on Aug. reports that the fol-
lowing sololsts have been cnsag d for
that day Mrs Lizzie Thomas ia
wards Mr. Fred Graham Mrs. Ramsay
and Miss Jopperson of Provo. Mr.. joe
scph Anderson of ogden and COUNTY
Clerk James. who viii render. 20 an Or
Chrstral accompaniment the pOnula
war song, Good -bye Dolly Gray"
The judges for the musical contest
win be selected one from Sait Lake
one from ogden. ana one from Provo.
Mr. John D. Spencer has been select,
10 act as the judge from this city Nh
other judges have no, Set been select
20. 10 Is expected that there Will De So
entries IN the contest three from So
Lake, two from ogden and one fror
Provo The contest will take place
$50 o'clock Ia the evening OF the ou.
ing
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COURT MATTERS IN OGDEN.
Peach Held in $3.50 BOnds-SOuthern
Pacific After Lumas.
Especial to the News" y

Ogden, Aug 2.-This morning ]. w.
Peach, alias Walkin, was arralgned be-
fore Judge Howell on the charge Of
grand larceny It being alleged that he
swindled a man named Stanley out Of
the sum OF Sll9 He refused 10 plead and
was held in $3.50 bonds pending a pre-
liminary hearing which will be given
him on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Attorney NJ. d. Lessinger will
appear for defendant and County At
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DEATH FROM BLOOD POISONING.

Mrs Maggie A. Buell., wife Of George
f. Buell. Of stateline, died at the Holy
Cross hospital this morning from blood
poisoning consequent upon an operation
for the removal Of a 2O-pounl ovarian
tumor The operation was performed
on Thursday, and was successful, but
septic conditions obtained afterward
blood poisoning followed. The funeral
viii be held from ST. Marks cathedral
AZ p. m. tomorrow, with interment i'm
Mt Ollyet cemetery.
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of Columbia caused by the death few
days ago Of John W. Ross the Az
pointee TO succeed Mr. Ross will Be q
Democrat. Every mail brings lsll's
OF endorsement Of candidates Or lel'e'
bearing upon the selection Of NJ 10"
successor without mentioning parlll
lar names. II is not known Wnen la
president may make the appoln'ln'"
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GREAT AMERICAN
RUBBER KING
lConlInued from page onel

Continued from page one)
considerable period. He is one Of Cal
ifornlas best known citizens His as
soolates are men OF standing and high
fepute. Mr., Ellsworth Is noted for his
works Of philanthropy II Is stated that
he has given away quarter OF a nil
lion dollars 10 charity, lie II known as
a liberal, broad minded Christian gem
tleman as well as successful business
man.
Mr. Grant has become interested with
Mr.. Ellsworth here and VIII go to Mex
leo shortly 10 look into their business
there. Mr.. Grant VIII probably be gone
about two months, The particular see
ton to which he Is going Is not only a
region whore rubber plantations
abound but II n region rich In archeo-
logical possessions. The Brigham Young
academy scientific exploring expedition
passed over and stopped upon IL for
time though Il had little or no oppor-
tunlty for research while there.
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DIED.

COOPER-Salt Lake CITY Aus T.o,nss
OF cancer, Rachael wife 2, l1 ags
Cooper, in the 55th year o. hs' n IA
Funeral from J. Il, Taylor o,In
taking parlors Sunday, aug, y f"
m. Friends are kindly invited
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D GATH OF PEARL SlM0NS.
Estimable Resident Of Payson Sues
cumbs to Heart Trouble.
Especial to the "News."l


Payson, Aug. miss Pearl Slmons,
aged 80, daughter of Edward Simons
died at her home this afternoon, Of
heart trouble. The attack came on her
last night while attending a ball and
while being taken home in the buggy,
the horse ran away and her condition
was so aggravated that she could not
survive, She was one Of the most high
ly respected ladies Of the community
and her demise has occasioned deep
sorrow.
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LEHIGH VALLEY WRECK
Conductor and Engineer Put pnu'
Arrest for Causing H.

Rochester. n. Y, Aug. l-to .s,,o
De La Vergne and EngiHtef Ionl, ,,,
whose criminal negligence . lls, ~
have resulted in the disastrous ' srS'
on the Lehigb Valley railroaa =. u "a i,
day, July 20, have been ans'gl ~,
warrants issued by the coroner, 'I eoS
ing them with manslaughSl' D
men have been released on oall .,,a.
De La Vergue Is in a serious . Sg"'
tion, suffering from meI'el 's ..,,,o,
and his physician says he ieaIs go ss,rg.
consequence because OF lne Wv"
placed against him.
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ss -
SiNtecn NaIlNns hlllnh.

Calcutta, Aug. "A mixed mlIwa
train was derailed near Merut yester
day. sixteen natives were killed an
20 natives and Europeans were injured
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Hoods JdrSdpdriiia

Promises to cure and keeps the
1romise. 1t is positively une.
lialed lol all cutancous eruptions,
Fake it.
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Cherokee Items.

The blackberry crop is very fine In
this section. The little coon can bc
seen strOlling along the hedges singing
q song OF delight and wearing broad
smile.
The recent rain was very much ap-
preciated by our farmers.
Quite q number of our young folks
attended Church at Meals Greek last
Sunday.
c. Walter FAINT has been on the sick
list for few days.
JIM. FAINT, Of Townvillc, was in our
burg recently visiting his sister, Mrs.
e. +. Kay.
r. B. aud II. ii. Gaines, of the Rock
Mill section, were in our midst Satur-
day.
Several OF our young folks expect to
attend the Union Meeting at Eureka
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
Your humble scribe had the pleasure
of attending lawn party given in
honor Of Miss Lizzie King and brother
OF Possum Kingdom ut the residence Of
j. l.. liaynie. a large crowd was pes.
cnt and every effort was made by the
home folks to make the visitors enjoy
themselves and they succeeded admir-
ably. Uncle George.
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Local News.
The Fourth of July at PeIzer.

For number of years the Fourth of
July at PelZer has been n memorable
OCCASION, attracting large crowds of
people, young and old, from all the
surrounding country, who spend the
day in having most enjoyable time.
This year the citizens of the town are
determined to make the exercises sur
pass all previous efforts. Thoy- have
provided for reunion of the Confed-
crate Veterans from all parts of upper
South Carolina, and will make an
effort to secure the attendance of every
one possible.
Various exercises will be held on the
grounds OF the Pelzer Athletic Ass0cia-
,ion. including q grand parade. bar
Dccuc. prize drills, sham battle, base
mll, horse races, foot races and bicycle
races.
Dinner and free admission to the
grounds will be furnished To I'll old
soldiers and members of militia com
panles. All veterans are requested to
report at the school building before 10
a. nl., In order to secure Il badge and
receive instructions regarding the pa
radc and other events of he day. only
one admission will bc charged for the
entire day rs follows: ';rntlcluen -
cents; boys under ~ years. H. cents
ladies free; grand stand, l"ccnio 10 all.
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DO dollar
the
READ, READ, READ!

100 Spoo Crochet Silk all coors special
$s F S siS, SSt;' 5Si per bunch
Pillow sba%s va s5e per pair ass
Ss s M aas. Six Hs1y s q
5os GlpS T5is Soap perfoned, zoe
o Boys Was ali small aH sizes aa, value s?ssn 12
j j % dH ,d;sn s Rd,aS nd
SS % ag 5s e5isi'{ Saf sPss TS a h5 s psa s
100 sa yards i?1ss ns1 soHS eeIsT All nGs o, pfss @ s @ value
s is ] s ss5 W5sv ss sss
&: ::: q: S.e ::;
s 1s@s s5s,,
100 YARDS Mls BisssbSs sai value l5 5
200 yards lace striped Dimity, regular Sc
10 yards yards Ms's ?ssin ss & al s Ssa value ss. sc
ESQ yards solid orsandy Lawn quality, Se
f2s @ 6sss s % rssa s Ess ssis;ss sssa
:: ss Ss|:s s!s 3.s:
sale S @ SAL ss rsr so place
s9e price 4 s s
@ s'ls pts ss ss
s%s @ a % D1sssSs s Se ysas
Lot fine s x. x Skirts % former price g 90 75e
Grade Slippers and Sandals that sacrifice
and take advantage of this Great Shoe Sale.
Lot Ladies' S ss9s Ts Sad p s s value
SssSas $s
Lot Ladies genuine Donsole Shoes value 81 l3e
Lot Gents patans ns%e osfopd snds' ne Saps
Special Bargains in Clothing Gents Furnishing
Departments.
LESSER & co.,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. O PRICES
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Mountain Spring News.

Little Julia, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, was
uuietly laid to rest last Sunday after
noon at this place The bcrcave.l pa
rents have the sympathy Of their
friends. Had the little darling lived
until the Goth Of this month she would
have been one year old.
Our friend, Edward King, is ut homo
again. to the delight Of his many
friends.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Lille
Murphy quietly entertained ut her
home her cousins, Misses Addic and
Minnie Scott and Miss Nadic Wyatt
The marriage of Mr.. kufus Reid and
Miss Lee Callahan took place last
Sabbath afternoon at the home Of Roy
ID. |. Spearman, and was quite Il SIN :
prise to their friends. Miss Callahan
is a. charming young lady OF many
natura! gifts. while Mr. Reid is an in
dustrious young man. We wish tho
happy couple all the pleasure that this
world can afford them.
A great number Of our college
'chums' have returned to their homes.
We are expecting, Mr.. Editor, II pro-
tracted wedding campaign to begin in
our community during The fall season
Mrs. Rumor knows fouror five "teams'
who have sealed their vOws. Good
for the preachers and merchants.
Evening Star.
June 16. Mg
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Omega items
June 16.

The Brushy Creek Singing Associa
the 22nd of June with full attendance
Of Professors and n large attendance OF
visitors. Everybody seemed to enjoy
the singing, rs it was very fine, and
friends met with friends until every
body seemed happy.
Mr.. Jesse Nermillion and wife. of
Texas, are visiting their old mother
ed to see them once more. By request
MIR. VermilliOn filled the pulpit Mt Cor
inth Sunday afternoon and preached
an able sermon.
After eight weeks of dry weather we
are having nice showers again, which
are doing wonders for our crops and
gardens
John Henderson and Warren Martin
exhibited cotton blossoms last week.
Oscar Pepper seems very glad over
his ten-pound plow boy.
Miss Sadie Richey is visiting in our
Aidst. Some of our young men would
like her to remain with us.
Robt. Henderson is wearing broad
smile-it is Il girl.
A protractcd meeting will begin at
Fairvitw on the third Sunday in July,
and ut Corinth on the fourth Sunday
in July.
Watermelon patches are looking fine.
Adolphus Holder and sister. Miss
Bculah, OF lola. visited relatives in
Omega Saturday and Sunday. Adol-
phus has been calculating how long it
will take him to 20 to Picllens, as he
has some attraction up there.
Prof. John Griffin, our former school
-eachcr. was with us Sunday.
Prof. Henry Milford, of Anderson,
was at the singing at Corinth Sunday.
Everybody was delighted with his
singing. B. S.
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Free Scholarships.

The following scholarships will be
awarded by the South Carolina FEEDER
alton ot WOmcn's Clubs:
Converse College, Five Scholarships.
each valued ut $i0D a year, for four
yc;tls academic Work in College
Presbyterian College for Women
Columbia. :. C.-ulc scholarship val
lcl at SIS year. for four years aca
d"nlc work in College.
Winthrop College Two scholarships
IN regular course, one of free tuition
irt lour years. ,hc othcra loan scholar
snip from President johnson, amount
ing to so per year for four years.
Grcenvillc College for Womcn-One
scholarship Of free tuition.
ChcOra COllcgc-G -Grcenvillc, S. c.
onc scholarship Of free tuition.
Mrs. Ida VI. Innings Training
School Tor Kindcrgartllers--C Charles
ton, >. C--Two scholarships nf free
tuition.
The south Carolina kindergarten
Association Training School Charles
ton, ). C.--Onc scholarship OF free tut
ton
Mrs. !. a. Smiths School for Young
adlcs-Charlcston. ). C.-One sch0l-
aarship of free tuition. Examination
June Goth.
Alnmnac Club School Of Domestic
Scicncc- Louisville, Ky.-unc schol-
arshipO of free tuition
Miss Ida McCnllough's School for
Glrls-Walhalla. ;. Cone scholar
ship OF free tuition.
The examination for these scholar
ships will be held in each County July
III and 1"th. All applicants must file
their unmpS heforr Iulv itL with
Miss l.ouisp Is. poppcnheim,
Chm. l.d'l Dept. 5. G. Fed. of w. c.
~ Meeting ST., Charleston, 5. T..
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Important Meeting Of Trustees Of the
Graded schools

AT Il meeting oi The Board OF I'rus-
tcesof the Graded Schools held Monday
afternoon, the committee appointed
from that body sometime ago for thu.
purpose. of investigating and suggest
Ing proper steps TO be taken in the
matter of cnlarging the school facili-
ties of he city schools. made their re-
port and were icIppOinted to 20 be
fore the City Council without delay
and asl, that provision be made to car
ly this measure into execution,
The committee is composed of Hon.
). NJ. Sullivan, Dr. 7. &. Walton and
John G. Watkins, members of the
Board of Trustees. The Mayor has
0een requested to call n meeting of the
Council as soon as full attendance
can be secured. for the purpose of hear
ing this committee, and in as much MS
the citizens appear to be solidly III iav-
Or OF iie ends sought by the Trustees,
there Is every reason to believe that
shr 'rincil will provide the necessary
;iI@anS.
! his meeting the full number Of
''.-rs for the schools was coniplet c,l
., IL election OF Miss Mamie. | I;ricc,
vt WlnsborO, and Miss Edith Dargnn,
Df Florence. Both are graduates, Miss
Bricc from the College for Women i'm
Baltimore, and Miss Dargan from Win
ihrop and both have had experience as
teachers.
A llstof the teachers previously elect
rd appeared III the Intclligcnccr ut the
time
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Rock Mills Dots.

We have had plenty Of rain for the
past week, aud all crops are in II flour
lsllinE cOnuit' IL.
{. ID. Jones, a ayoung man of invcn
tive proclivitics, has, by his own ener-
gy, skill and labor, built and erected n
unique contrlvancc Tor washing bug
gies.
Two negroes had II shooting scrapc
last week. They fired q shot each. IL
woull take whole newspapers to tell
the t;tlE of either party and it would
not look we'll in print, either.
Rev. j. w. Bailcy preached m cx-
ccllent sermon at Providence last Sun
day
AIr. bailey is n very enthusiastic
preacher, for, by his many beautiful
metaphors and SMILES. and his logical
ly drawn conclusions, he holds tile at
tcntiOn OF his hearers.
Mrs. Nioln Wilifor.i was sick last
week.
Hampton Todd is quite sick.
W: l.. Iicmbrec, agent for the Fos
ter Book CO., is delivering books now.
"Hrer Rabbit
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In MenIoriam,

On Thursday, June 10, at 1880 p. M,
the soul of little Carl, the four months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. Shirley.
took it's eternal flight after brief
illness of cholera, infantum., Every
thing that loving hands could do to
minister to his comfort and relief was
done but in vain. Though stricken
with grief, his loved ones cannot but
3ake comfort in such death, and re-
5oice that all is well with their darling
and that he is safe in his eternal home
ttO be forever with the Lord" May
God comfort the bereayed parents in
the hour of trial and distress.
A Friend.
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Assignment of Delegates.

The Saludn Association convcnes al
Mountain Creek Church on Tuesday
before tine first Sunday in August.
The delegates from the Churches have
been assigned to the homes of the fol-
lowing:
Anderson, first, c. D. Watson.
Anderson, second, j. a. McGiN.
Brosdmouth, j. Il MCGOWAN.
Big Creek, l. G. Chamblee.
Bolton, first, X. II. Gaines.
Belton. second, r.. w. Harbip.
Barker's Creek, J. w Hall.
BETHANY, w 7. Norris.
Cross Roads. u. A. Skeltor.
Cedar Grove, r. b. Deau.
Dorchester, Is 10 Norris.
Eureka. L. j. MCGOWAN.
First Greek. j. c. Pruitt.
Flat Rock, w. NJ. Burriss.
hOpewel!, Mrs. d. s. Guam blee
HoneA Pa:h, j. Il. Findiey.
keowee, 0. W. Eall.
Little River, c. b. MCGOWAN.
Lebanon, II. J. Burriss.
Long Branch, Mrs. Mat Chamblee.
Mountain Creek. w. L. MCGOWAN.
Mt. Bethel, Luther Dean.
MiZpah, j. y. uillhOuse.
Noals Creek +. Mssters.
Now Prospect, Walter Burriss.
O;rville, MR.. Rob Chamb,ee
Pend.eton, Mrs Susan Burriss.
pezer, first, J. II. Master.
Pelz r. second, MrP. l,olphos Bolt.
Poplar Spring., ebert IIarbin.
Rocky River, Mrs. navi-.
Shady Grove ]. y. Masters.
Salem, 4. NJ. l'indlay..
Turkey Creek. w. j. Stevenson.
Townvilie, s. J. McCill.
Union. J. L.. McGiIl.
Viii tielJ, Whit Mcclure
Wiiliam>ton, j. ~. Hall.
Welcome, l.. g.. Hall.
Visiting Ministers and Messeugers-
J. H. NJ sters. j. \ Hall, w. j. Steven
son, {. b. MCGOWAN aud = NJ. Findley.
j. "a. Hall, chm com.
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All Classes Can Get II.

The grocers who are handling "Clifton"
Flour are the ones who have the best
trade and the tighteet grip on it. elf.
ton" isa Flour Of quality, and goes into
theshomes OF people who want tho best
the market affords, and this applies in
this free country To all from the lowest
to the highest station. No sumptuary
laws can prevent the humblest American
citizen from buying the purest and best
Flour, and every good hOnsek eeper
knows che SetH tho pifss: aud best when
she buvs Clifton"
Bransford Mills, Owensboro, Ky.
State lust What You Want.
There is a lot Of .ne most desirable
trade that no one can get who doesn't
"Cllfton" Flour. Users of "Clifton'
can't be satisfied with any other Kind.
"Clifton" has established n new standard
OF purity and the highest excellence. II
you have not used "Clifton" recently you
should by all means instruct your grocer
to send you q sack when you order Flour
again. Don't let him persuade you he
has "something Just as good" He lay
be buying other so-called Patent Flour al
a little less than he pays for "Clifton,' y
and he naturally wants to push this on
you because he makes few cents more
on 1t. insist on having "Clifton" II you
want the purest and best.
Bransford Mile, Greensboro, Ky.
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W ,-u Won want first-class, up-to-date
pHoros, .all on GALLAGHER BROS:
at their rav Studio next door to Ligon d
Jiedbett upstairs. Satisfaction ts full
~ guar.. lead TO every customer.
FOR Ry%T-A neat 4-room cottage
On Hampton street. Apply at this
affice,1
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There are Bargains
AND THERE
Are Bargains J!
But, Oh Such Difference.

Bargain has been defined gai ransactn because it proces
proht advantage the purchaser Some
are led to believe Bargains until they fail find the
ge which not and there
present oy but that won't the
cePn In this Stores Bargains unless be
claims tor them But makes good that way
Here Bargain that duplicate style
and quality of Goods
Egyptian Tissues and FOulards,
Sold for zoe and Csc yard reduced to 1Oc
These Goods this make old
want to these hence tn, reduction
You will find other Bargains this Store
while to take This the
be surprised the big values offer
You will always find our Stock thoroughly up.to-late.
Summer styles Millinery dainty graceful wide
range Of trimmings.
Pretty effects in Paraso protection from the sun
A big assortment Of
Gloves, Fans Hosiery, Underwear Etc
In fact find almost anything
ing prices
Oxford Ties, Slippers and Shoes.
Common we'll style purchased reasonably
Good wearabie Shoes, for all
When Town don't fail orders
Samples sent time.
Agents Mccall Bazaar 15c None better
Moore, |[er & Co.
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interesting to Asthma Suffarers.

Daniel Rante, of Otterville. Iowa, writes,
81 have had asthma for three or four
years and have tried about all the cough
and asthma cures iii the market and have
received treatment from physicians in
New York and other cities, but got very
little benefit until l tried foley's Honey
and Tar which gave me imm ediate relief
and / will never be without It In nv
house. sincerely recommend 1t to all.
Evans Pharmacy.
No good health unless the kidneys are
sound. FOley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys right. Evans Pharmacy.
You will find big stock of Victor
Sweep Winge, all sizes, at Brock Hard
ware Co.
This Is our greatest year. We are
proud of our record, and are striving BY
every honest means to win You for O cus-
toner. Give us trial II you have never
done so before. Vandiver Bros.
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers for sale,
Large and small Palms q speciality. Mrs.
j. Clipkscales, 242 North Main st.