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Spcetcd the presents many OF a ludicrous
chAracler, ranging from a sdeboard to a
clothesplh ana amounting TO more than 100
IN number. During the day cungratuatorv
t"ItgfHns ana letters were received from
hundreds of friends, including Rt Rcv.
biShop kinsolving and Rev II. ID. Ayes,
rector OF Christ church, Houston Besides
ine guests from Richmond there were Mrs.
FRANK Hodges OF Wharton, MesdDues laI
Cunningham, Earle McFarlane and I 8
Mtharhn OF Houston, Mrs. DR. r H. Ear
Ilsol ST., aud Miss LYDIA Boyd Of Colum.
bus. Prof. John Bond and Miss Jaoueliu
Bruce or Eagle Lake Fruit punch YIN :
served during tho evening. Misses Rruce
ahd feareSon presiding The rooms were
u''ofated br choice cut flowers and ferns
sent by friends, and some excellent music
Was rendered by MeSdames MnSterson
Mlhdham. NJ NJ. Newell Misses BOYD and
hrnee' Ihe latter's manipulation of the
ylo!n would do credit to nrofessionai
Refreshments were served In fYo co,,rso
tue nest cnoomiums that could be bestowed
were enjoyed 'H'0" 'ueJ
Mis- Jaoqncin Bruce Of Eagle Lake "a
NlSitlhs MIS-. !. T. Nindham.
ne Ladles Afternoon club met with
Mrs = Y. Dance Tuesday. VII
lhc l9dIcs OF the Baptist church rave
haIar on Thanksgiving Day 10 bcln roiee
,unus 20 rebuild the Baptist church which
MSSs DESTROYED by the storm. Many bcau.
tr,. aru'lcs were contributed some com
iIpS run distance, which sold readily
durSSE the dlv served
MIs ~ York of Houston is visit,n, no.,
mothtr. hrS, John Todd "S'
ing relatives, Is 'lslt'
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Of old wayerly spent Friday In Hunts.
Nus j. A. Abercromble loft for Houston
caEo.
Miss BESSIE Hutchins of Lovclady visited
friends IN Huntsville this week
NJ Caldwell ana wife went to Willis
Miss lone Tlllcy of Jacksonville was the
guest OF her uncle, Conductor Tilley, and
family recently.
Mis-, Julia Hooker, student of S II Y L.
visited nor parents I'm Houston Sunday
carnival visitors from Huntsville ain re.
turned warm in praise Of what Houston
ana TN the way Of amusing and entertain.
her streets. tllcd hcr hotels and enIovcd
the hosnli9liN OF her homes,
ON Tuesday afternoon ] Il, Gordon chap.
Yer, United Daughters Of the Confederacy
met az the home OF Mr. aud Mrs II IT,
AdickcS. After dlsposlng Of business
musical historical ana literary program
WAS rendered. which added much to the
interest ana attractNcncss Of the occasion
As a sequel, Mrs. Adickes who Inside from
heing representative Daughter Is a
gracious and hospitublc hostess. served de
llghtful refreshments which were par.
taken Of 70 the happy strains Of pixie"
win variations. played by Miss Borta her
ELDEST daughter. The next meeting Of the
gnantcr viii he held NJ the residence OF
~ ana Mrs. H. NJ. Whaling on Tuesday,
December 80
Thanksgiving Day was observed nv union
services IN the Methodist church under
auspices Of the Pastors association. Spccial
music WAS prepared for the occasion one
number of which was 4 beautiful solo
sung by Miss Junkp Rev s. NJ Juukin
preached at y o'clock to a large and up-
prcciutivc audicurc
a special train was run to New wavcrlv
laSt evening carrying decorated coach
nilcd with guests TO attend the double
wedding which took place AT the home of
iAptan an1 Nira ". H. Fisher. That
broad gagged Southern hospitality which
mas ever characterized the Whvcrly settle
mcnt WIS never more IN evidence than at
the home " Captain Fisher last night.
had gone, although not reaching homo until
q. m Mr. aud Mrs !, u Cunningham
returned with tho company az guests and
VIII mako their home IN Huntsville Mr.
and Mrs rraylor viii reside IN Waverlv
The ladies ~ the Christian church will
hold a bazaar, December / and . az Fosters
store
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HALLETsvlLLF


Mrs. Otto Won Rosenberg has returned
from visit to the family Of her sister
Mrs. G. A. Sabbath, at Drummer
Mrs Eugene Blakeslce and ch,ld.,c IL,
gone to San Antonio to Join Mr.. RlarAs,oo
VINO Is now ensased in business there.
Mrs w A. Malnek has gone 10 San an
'0no to visit her sister, Mrs. W II KIM
Miss Anna Mcrt8 has reb,rnos co.,
visit TO relatives IN Houston l''m
UT ana Mrs August KraAge h
turned 70 Yorktown after visitino ~ r.
H'sS 81 - j, Braunig and NJ y Va, '''n
At'et peine confined to her bed fnr
rtai months Mrs nr j. 81 Inv y Se.
more able 10 be up 80 IVY It once
AtS. h nornak Is AZ hon,e ,s..
NiS,t 20 Houston relatives AFTER 4
MT, ;. 1. Autry Is visiting relatives q,
ms, nan T Price Of Yostym :. -,.,.,
NV SISTER, Mrs + Lindepbers 20 VISITING
~. go NFltle Barpes OF Rungo is ,.t-t.t...
nv sl'eE Mrs. W. n TURK r. - N'sltlhs
Mys Berokenhoff has retornoA 49,.
lst 70 SINNER friends lneu from
MIS- p. Nalenta of Sweep Has.
Mus Aer sister Mrs Il. Il Robn pS oeeh
a. ~ A1eiaide haghy one ~ ~ ~
NV n shner schools, spent Tbnrt s.i nefs
A. r. Resbr 'r parents General ana N ius
n, Mrs pr 4, 4. Lcdbctter on+o,,.,u.,
WlIh tamale party "'Suay AFTERNOON
u,,ii ~ meeting Of the Sosoo
win Miss Mamie Honortom N'up
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TAYLOR

The TAYLOR people were kent rntbcr buey
Thanksghing, as there were number Of
attractoRF all during tho day ANA night
Tho gun klub had shoot an DAY both At
blue roctt and ilyc birds There vero a
number a ont Of town sportemen at hand
ana some GOOD scores were made Crowns
IN Town held tho boards nj tho onera
house at matinee and also night pcrform
anee, aud with union Thanhsalrinr sorry.
Ice ut the baptist church the doy closed.
Hon. and Mrs, John w. Parker entcr.
tained few Of their friends with n 4
o'clock Thanksgiving dinner MIR. and Ntrs
iaiAer are quite noted as entertainers. ana
thell dlhner parties are most highlv M
letaNle and especially are they perfection
from culinary standpoint Covers ,,,erc
lald Tor eleven In their handsomely decn.
fateu dining room, and the dinner ,vng
served IN nine courses. Sparkling Nit ana
9slsht hunlor rapidly passed the time.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. stnrgis Ms Rira'
whistelle, Mrs Lewis, Father Murphy Mr.
nite ~ n, Pfeuner, Mr. j. Alelasky, and
Allsses Mary aud Bessie Parker
me Enigma a newly founded social az
kahAaiion, composed ~ rayl0r's swell ser
soNe Us initial ball az the Commercial h0fel
lhahksglrins evening. The arrangement
Nild Noon committees acquitted themselves
admirably Ia he maun6r M which fsee
conducted the hail. and theis, Mas n,tht,s
ahaeut tliai would have added 10 the Mons,
ure of the guests The ainlnr room, ~ tae
haiel WIS fnnNrrtcn inln a dHn9lur NAN.
Hnl lhs rsbhts ~ thf lHiHS were Yeaii sun
pilsn VITA enalry The deoogallalis uele
most beautiful and expensive Az during
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CORPUS CHRISTI

The event OF the season IN rornr. ,~,,..-..
was the grand anrt,...... ~ CorPus Christi
of tbe ccrnUs rpr ',tsagE 0aIl and supper
Nar,,ot Nh DIsu ma department at
han. wbicb b,d no.. Unity evening The
hy M Ia,1,. u'. ueen beautifully decorated
luptlnn. evo-croor. '''uu WIN nags'
crowded at an earl, bonr ~ YVES ven
anita ~ a., s'i'' uonr on the stage
anna 'ne Moral mounds was tho Crxell or.
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PALEsrlNE

The main event In social circles of Tits
city the past week was tho bali slvcn AZ
the city han Thursdoy night by the Retail
Clerks union OF Palestine This union
Is the largest labor organisation In tho
city and the members and their friends
were out IN fun force. The tivities OF
a beautiful Thanksgiving Day were brought
70 close by this enjoyable affair ana the
local order q clerks won many laurels az
charming entertainers Over seventy. five
couples were In attendance and the lnnsic
furnished by Panell's orchestra was an
TINT could be desired The loor commit.
tee was composed u Mcssrs. J. l. Wray.
w. A. Nash, O. ~ Patrick. Gus saNyers
and NJ. y. Rogers aud the program ron.
tanned fourteen delightful numbers The
programs were very unique and nttMig fnf
the occasion ~ the front page Wer,, n
pair Of scissors IN sold ana NJ the back
was engraved yardsi.rk With the words
"buy where you eau trade with union
NEE The grand march NHs led hp Dr.
Mcleod 81 this hty aud Nfss Ezeli II
Mississippi. who ~ here visiting Mrs 4 "
Howard. The dquee fygs indeed a gfaT
81 and Mrs Y. Il. Barton entertained
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RELLvlLLe.

Mrs. Harry Haynes Of ss', ri,,,
her parents, MT, and Mrs = H. - IA
Mrs. s. Il. Blake returned wv
Houston. ...,,i.si
Miss Emeila Hellnuth e1
Lilly club last Tuesday even, ]. Hsssss
Mr.. Sol Harris ard vile =
visiting relatives here tAsl
Mrs, B. b. Hin was hostess
club last wednesday. -, ess
Mr.. walter stopple, MI, w. ~ sq
daughter Of st, Joseghl, , ~
of sir. and Mrs. IL Glenn, Mili
MIR. klneh Pier ana ~ h isls e
Of Buckhorn were mals M S.4o.k
Tuesday afternoon AZ z''9
n. Powell. a,ts nlarf
The society folks OF .hl' ll.aa "
ed TO a ban at the iiifk
Ing evening bY Ch4rlle ~
The "operetta" given ~ fttsl 4
Mary SUNDAY school W. Very ~
was a decided success u Nrs 81 {.
great credit Is given " 4 "a sl
who trained the chiiui,s,eas he 81
for their speclaliies uui'N
ment.
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RICHMOND.

M, a' o. tne most enjoyable socls, sr.n,.
.ns' mas ever occurred In Richr,n.', s.''s
~. sue reception given by Row sna wa, vas
, lnSalas J Windham Tuesday ey sn% % ,
sem ,, - IN celebration ., , Su'ls . 10
Rev ma Wr. '', ,, or wooden wedding
'.s,sr, spu NFs Windham we're assisted g. Z
tcrson w y Nesdames William Nt."
q r,a.. = = Pearcson. w y. Goodm,H ''5
Little iI,sgaa Misses Bruce ana rnD"a ' =
Goodman received Scf ~, aad Lan sRg
q KS ss deer se snS fass, q ~ ,hs Visitors
mated a 1,ps gsgsF,ipa Trrs e VIC iogtnalliy
.ss latse Aaassf u ru ns'u f ~
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glI!0[ COLLEGE A!HTlIA

pictures to grace the parlor vill
Win ind n welcome in this slait
Boots and stockings, socks and ~
You may depend we shan't reiaM
Knives and forks, crooks ana pisA
Tools for ioiners, thinkers, maseaa
Jackets and trousers, vests ana aAA
Carpets and rugs or useful maIs !,
Bonnets and shawls, dresses Az u. W
OF various kinds and curious a.gs''
Albums and books, tables ana el, .,,
For rooms below and rooms up.~s'
Wen gladly take your gift n IN
To please the little girls and w
All kinds of things scarce ess v
But to this point / crave atlealsis N,
Give SOMETHING be 1t muea :, X,
For big things come from man! !. I n n,
Pray send us goods from neas ~ ~ Z
That we may have Grand bss'i n.
Address by December " y M,
O. Nash, Baylor college. BeIIoss ti si1
(Signed.) Mrs, II. WoodsuAy,r,ss.sfl
Corresponding Secretary ana -
Alumnae Association. -
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of Womcn's Clubs in session Y ~ ~ n,
Mrs. Wheeler of Flatonia Nao s n
visiting In the city as the ssss \,
]. 4. Gillett, Jr, returned y
Tuesday. - ,rssiltg
Miss Mary Burleson, after , sRs.'u.
oral days with the home iuio
turned to school at san Ant snspt M
Mrs. W II. Lewis, VINO VA *, M
three months In San Antouie' ~
to her home IN the city. ,...,8r, b
Miss Mamie Drummer q hoseas,.
iting her frioud. Miss Fanule. VI n
Mrs Dr. Preston went 70 Au u,i,S NJ
to spend THANKSGIVING Day . igtfa
ents, Judge and Mrs; JONI ,,s, IA 81
Mrs. jeff Howard Is WISHING
tonic this week. .4araa
Mrs. n. G.. Collier mas ~ N,sis
from a visit To relatives 70 ~ pns
Born ia MIR. and Mrs a. '
25th instant, a son.
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AuNrsylLLg.

Misses Lucy Waite and Ella Davis Of
Dodge spent SUNDAY IN Huntsville as asa
Miss jamie Mercer Of the Pine Valley
school,
Mrs. T IT BAH went 70 Austin ON Sa,ur.
day wherr she WIN De the guest ~ Cover,
nor ana Mrs ssaycrs
AIRS A. r. Nclghbos and Miss Mamie
Nc.ghnors Of Madiseuvllle. who aapr heen
ed hrnr ''H
!. Mi ssaggsS sent to Yesssai la, essk
AssaGmss w ". AcBAr ana I. B. Ross
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oaockgTT.

Mrs. Delha Easthpn q " III
the city visiting her daus
Wootters. "a ~"
Mr.. W. b. worthins's' Mr. y,
Miss Gusslc. u CcgsieanI e,,. ss
week attending the "
tiais, "a. 4 IA
Alrs. W. r. Welocsns a
visiting relatives Narxle y -
Misses Eyle Hai' A1s
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
AusrlN.

AUSTIN.
At the mansion. whore Mis-. sayers roigns
supreme. there Is a most chnrming aimos.
phere. Mrs. sayers Is an Ideal hostess,
gathering around her with immrtipllty tue
strictly social literary, musical ana people
IN any line. On Tuesday Mrs. SAyeis
Introduced Mrs Thomas Bali Of Hunts.
willie and Mrs s. j. OrEan Of Bastfop,
and was most graciously assisted by Mes
danes Z, ". House and Elizabeth Bell.
and as q very pretty compliment Ia the
university SHE invited the young ladies'
uf The III Beta Phi fraternity This crowd
Of girls Is an unusually pretty one and
they looked SO sweet ana fair aud did
credit to the mansion TIE dining room
was a climax Of beauty. The handsome
table was grand with an imm1nsc bowl Of
La France roses ard at intervals were
beautiful doyllrs on witch rested dishes
Of sweets and subgautuls. Mrs Sam
Harlan gracefully presided at the tea table
There was a perfect throiis Of callers from
the earliest appointed hour Quite O large
number Of gentlemen called and seemed
10 spend a pheasant half hour
Mis-. Hunter Wilson las as her guest her
sister, Mrs. Henry House, OF Houston aud
rs pretty compliment to her Invited her
tlends 70 au Informal "0t home." Airs.
,NHSCn VAS 9sslsted iu receiving her guests
by MIS-. X. W. D0Udv Of Nrbcuel;u tlts,
Acb.. aud Miss Bcuiuh Arnold. Mrs e. j..
BenuCtt ana Miss Marsnrct Boroughe
perfect stream 81 ladies called dutug the
loGtiNulg hours. The callers were dpignt
iul# entertained, ana uldci to the visit
were refreshing punch, waters aud licl M
bUH.uUus.
Miss Ellzuhet Ncy. the famous Texas
Itt Iff
" beiuh blptrHtVhdtpS anu assisting IN
tnc execution Of inc marble stuince OF
Stephrn T. AUSTIN ANA General sam HouS-
Ton sailed Tor her home IN Austin on the
niuetccnth at November. Miss Ncy ~ %
pupll ul the Germl'n sculptor, Ranch. and
studied ~ Muuich' where Sue enjoys iHme
Hs the only artist 90 whom tho mad king
ol Bavaria ever consented to 81 Her work
IS attracting atlcWi ION IN this Scuunu cnp-
ltal and other European cities, where she
Is wen known
The week Was Sled With ~ kinds Of re
ceptlonS, both large ami email One ut
The most attractive was thr Que gi.cn N,
me senior class of the high school nj
Eighth street ou Friday evening This
class ~ "03 has madp Nh Nlku orr,
president OF the hunuoc committee Julia
Robertson Wilson Burke and clarence
Ruugo Belle Syduor aud KYLE Hamilton.
Invitation committee, Winlrrcd Busrho
Alma Carpenter ana WIN Young The
patronrsscs are Mcslumas Toscph N1uc L.
A Jackson. r. n Caperton Edcai Sale.
y, r. Fulmorp d. B trney John orr
Charles Henry llubcrich. also the members
IT the school hoard aud the Faculty lhrsc
young people arc SO wrll known aud so
uulvcrsnliy popular thnt tho bnil Vngt MOD
with q coustant strcum Of gncsis calling
on these attractive hosts aud hustcs.cs
Tho coiore Of the cluss nrc cherry aud
SKY blue. which added prcntjy i'm Nc
charm uf decoration The han WINS CON
Nericd Into n yerllahlr reception room
whore uams plants aud emf dovels were
.
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-ookhARr.

Miss Ola Chow returrss -.
srsl day. Hs s..sss, ss',' she had spent ~
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minerals in II 20 disturb the digestion and
lead TO ruinous habits
We have prepared a special book On
.his painful dis ease should read. II Is the
the kind in ristence. II will he sent free
70 any one desiring il. Write our physi.
ciansfully aud freely about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
the cAlF1 SPECIFIC CO.. AIkAkTA. ca
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the great vegetable
purifier and tonic, IS
The ideal remedy Ia all
rheumatic troubles
There are no opiates OF
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eoLIrIcs oE ~ couNrIEs.
Chairman Anderson Declares They Are
Strongly Democratic.

Enid. OK. Feb S.-Hon w NJ.
Anderson. chairman Of the Democratic
Territorial committee spent several
days IN Law;oa attending to political
matte q. Saturday night he addressed
an immense gathering Of the Young
Mems Democratic club Of Lawton. at
the Commercial club rooms regard
ing what steps it would be necessary
for them 10 take to secure Representa-
tion in the territorial committee and
mex terrific ial or state convention.
and what credentials they will be re-
quired to bring to the meeting of the
territorial committee which VIII be
held on February 2S.
He also addressed them on their
prospects un16r the Flynn bill set
ting forth that under the Flynn bin
there is no provision made for the
new counties in the constitutional
convention. and that it is necessary
TO secure an amendment to the Dill
allowing them representation. Also
the steps necessary to &c taken to
secure representation in the next
legislature in case Oklahoma remains
"A territory.
Chairman Anderson says that the
Democratic club at Lawton is com
posed Of about 600 members, and the
Democratic clubs are being organized
all over Comanche county. They are
preparing to take poil Of all the
inhabitants of the county in order
TO be ready to establish tneir claims
20 representation. Mr. Anderson says .
that even Republicans conceda that
Comanche county will be strongly
Democratic. citing as an incident that
upon the establishment or Union City
a poll was taken to find a candidate .
for postma ter and out of 12O present .
there was not Republican and in
their petitinon to the department no
man was named for postma ter Some
think that three-fosgths of the vote
VIII De DcmpcldAC- nv AubSlH Sun
says that the memorial 60 co gress
asking to be attached to Texas was
joke attached to the resolutions by
Frank McMas,5r and so considered by
him.
Chairman Anderson's trip encourag
ed him greatly and he is formulating
plans Of Democratic action with a
vim.
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Ny little boy took the Group one
night and soon grew so bad you could
hear him breathe all over the house, "
says +. ID. Reynolds, Mansfield, O.
I'VE feared he would die, but few
doses Of One Minute Cough Cure
quickly relieved him and he went to
sleep. That's the last we heard of the
Group. Now isn't cough cure like
that valuable?" One Minute Cough
Cure is absolutely safe and acts i'm
mediately. For coughs, colds Group,
grip, bronchitis and all other throat
and lung troubles it is a certain cure.
Very pleasant TO take The little
ones like il.
]. N. Wallace.
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TO INVITE RILEY.
Hoosier Poet viii be Asked to Attend
Indiana Society Meeting.

Hon. Freeman Miller is visiting at
his old home in Fountain county In
diana. AT the suggestion of several
OF the prominent members of the In
diana society in this city ne has been
written 70 go to indianapolis and en-
deavor to secure James Whitcomb
Riley 10 come to this city to attend
the annual meeting of the 'Hoosiers"
which will be held here on the I'D
day Of February. Mr.. Miller is presi-
dent Of the Indiana society and will
put forth every effort to secure Mr..
ailey's attendance at the reunion. II
he comes the society VIII give a re-
ception on one evening and Riley will
probably entertain on another even
ing with a programme.
Freeman Miller, president.
Mrs. Chas. Filson. secretary.
w. w Enger, treasurer.
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NEW woNDER,sook.
Worlds Fair Classification Shows the
Marvellous Activity Of the Human
Race. Eyerv Art and In
dustrY Has a Place.

maINSiouS ACANity OF tne ftumdn
Race. Eyerv Art and In
dustry Has a Place.
An advance copy of the Classiflca.
tion Book for the Louisiana Purchase
exposition at st. Louis in 1908 has
been received. Fifty-three pages are
required for mere enumeration of
the groups and classes of exhibits.
The exhibits of the entire exposition
are divided into fifteen departments
as follows:
Education, eight groups; art, six
groups; liberal arts, thirteen groups;
manufactures. thirtYfour groups;
transportation, six gEoups; agricul-
ture. twenty seven groups; horticul-
ture. seven groups; forestry, three
groups; mining and metallurgy, FIVE
groups fish and game. five groups;
anthropology, four groups; social
economy thirteda groups; physical
culture, three groups
The total shows 144 groups and
s07 classes, and under each class is
a possibility for a multitude of exhi-
bits. Nothing reflects more clearly
in so small a space the variesy of
human occupations or more compre-
hensively the broad scope of the
great exposition which the people of
ST. Louis are preparing for next year.
A place is provided for every conceiv-
able product worthy of exhibition and
all nations of the world have been
invited to take part. Aoceptances'
have been received from many.
The work of construction is pro
crossing earnestly The buildings
will have an aggregate floor space of
200 acres and the grounds a total
area Of 1000 acres.
The money now available aggre-
gatas $15,OO0OOO. besides $1,000 900
by the state Of Missouri
and various liberal sums from other
states.
The Classification and the Rules
and Regulations of the exposition
win be mailed free on application to
the Director of Exhibits. Worlds Fair,
St. Louis.
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Saturday afternoon about twenty
wives and young lady friends OF the
Elks met at the Elk club rooms TO
arrange for a pillow shower, which
will be given by the ladies' as a mark
of appreciation for The many courte-
sizes which the Elks have shown the
ladies' fthe city The object is to
supply the elegant paEiots of the.
Elk room with fancy pillows The
ladies' viii also furnish a spread, thus
making guests OF the Elks in their own
quarters. Wednesday night was de
cided on for the reception and all
Elkc are expected to be present as
tho guests of the ladies.
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Been Hunting twenty Years.
Winfield. Iowa. Nov pa fqf

WlnneId, Iowa, Nov "a 1900
Gentlemen:-I write TO say that /
have been troubled with Dyspepsia
and Indigestion for the past twenty
years, and have tried many medicines
and spent much money to no purpose
until tried DR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. have taken two bottles and
am entirely relieved of all stomach
trouble. / can not say too much in
favor Of this remedy. I cheerfully
recommend it to all sufferers from In
digestion or Dyspepsia Yours truly,
Wm. Ruebsam.
Sold by F. B. Lille & Co
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RheuTnatISm

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect Of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a lIcalthy condition will
The aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Kcli, Of 7o7 Ninth street, N, IT,,
Washington D. G., writes as follows; "a few
months ago had an attack Of Sdauc Rheuma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-03
sueklen's Arnica salve.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-03

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pain was SO intense that I
bccame completely pros
.rated The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
my condition WAS regard
cd as being very danger
Gus ! was attended by
one Of the most able doe
tors In Washington. who is
also a member Of the fac
ulty Of a leading medical
college here. lie told me
% continue his prcscrip-