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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
PIAsA CHAUTAUQUA.

Mrs, P; F. Wander IAppe Of St, Louis is
sntTr5aniSg ao oId party at b her cottage g
' cludes Mrs. Mae Sherry Hagebusn. MIS-.
! Arthur Rehfeldt and Miss Othalie Lang, all
| Of ST. Louis.
| SEVILLE and son. Stuart Daniels. at the
! Piasa Springs Hotel. They have as their
! guest Alderman DanIels's mother. Mrs. I'm
! lily Daniels. also OF Jerseyvilie.
| Mrs. l.. Mclsenbach Is ente rtaining Mrs.
! Meisner and Miss AIole Meisner OF Bush
! berry, Mo-. at her cottage. The Clover
i Leaf
| Miss Frances Wright of St. Louis is the
| guest of Chautauqua friends.
Doctor lie Roy Bedr0sley of st. Louis Is
| the guest of l.. Pickers at the Lemen cot
| tage.
Mrs. G. Howard Willet and daughter. Miss
| Mabel, and son. Sargent Wiilet OF st. Louis,
/ are at the Piasa Springs Hotel.
Air. and Mrs. ID. w. Coughlln of st. Louis
are visitors at The Fox Den"
MRS Jane Lamb Is entertaining Mrs. A. E.
Christman and Miss Emma Armstrong, both
OF ST. Louis.
! the reverend ]. w. Ashwo ord, pastor of
house, Ill.,, and Mrs. Ashwood, are the
guests OF Chaulauqua friends.
The Reverend G. w. james, pastor of the
| Plymouth congregational Church at st.
LOUIS is u visitor here.
| Mrs L. ]. De PREF of St. Louis is guest
ut the Piasa Springs Hotel.
Mrs Nelson Lewis is entertaining her sis
| ter, Miss Vina Anders of Chicago.
Mrs H. A. Tunehorst of Jerseyville is
Mrs. john Beatty and Miss Carrie Finch of
Jerseyville are the guests of Chautauaua
| friends.
The Misses Sadie and Della Schuessler of
ST. Louis are Chautauqua visitors.
Mss Georgia De Leuw of ST. Louis is
| visitor here.
Mrs. Lucia l. Priest is entertaining Miss
| Alice Wiiioughby of Edwardsville.
Mrs b. Ladeson of East st. Louis is a
sas ens Of the K " paushte,s cottage
Ill: is building a handsome cottage here,
which Will be completed within "a few days.
son. Mrs. Williams Parsons and Miss Kath-
crime Parson of Chautauqua went to Jer-
SEVILLE Thursday to spend the day with
Mrs s. II. Bowman.
Springs Hotel from ST Louis are: A. S.
hughey. o. H. Duggins. Ernest Abt of
East ST. Louis Mrs. 10 Miller of East st.
louis; Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson. Mr.. and
beth Bal RiabinSton; ! a. Mclean. Miss Mitch
ell. Miss Alice Mitchell. Miss Laura Wells.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Bckel Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Schlicher. Miss Rose Schlicher. Mr..
and ana Mrs. J. Hal Lynch. W.. E. Matthews.
Doelie, Mr. and Mrs: f. 8. Randolph. Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Wright George Bassett. j.
Z: Walker Miss Vista Steam. Miss George
steam Joseph n Meyers. Miss Sophia Tor
Frank Reedy. Sidney Ewald. Miss Moliie
Baur and Augustin MCLEAN.
Among the recent arrivals at Piasa
Springs Hotel from other points arc: J. NJ.
Maupin. b. B. Harris John Flynn OF Alton:
F. D. Hurd of Jerseyviiie. B. Solomon Of
Chicago. Misses Alive Payey Marina Wat
son and Mabel Pavey of Mount Vernon
III L. F. Baker Of New Orleans. la; Mrs.
F. j. Snyder of Belleville. John T. Creigh-
Charles Bowman. Mrs. Jennie Nesbitt and
Miss Anan Nesbitt of Alton.
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JERsEYvILLE.

Mrs. W. II. Woodwork Of Jerseyvtlle has
returned from Shelbyville, Ill
Miss Louise She1hard of Jerseyvilla hoe
gone to Reading, Pa. mas
Mrs. Thomas W. Butler of JerseyyilIe
visitor in st. Louis last week.
A Miss ffeten Fields of Shelbyville. Ill. IN
visitor In Jerseyville.
rs. Eldridge Atchison Of Jerseyyille has
1leArned from Kane Ill
Mrs. Frank Giers Of JerseyvilIe was , re
cent visitor in st. Louis
Mrs. John Rue Of Delhi Ill. was a victor
IN Jerseyvilie last week
MIS- George Frank has returned to Alton
after visiting friends in JerseyyfIle
Mrs. William Christy OF JerseyyiIle was
the guest OF relatives at Kane Ill lac.
week. iii.' iass
Mrs. John Cory of Jerseyville entertained
MISS Jennie Ryan Of Carrollton. III. last
Mrs. Henrietta Knapp of Jersevville nm.
. recent visitor In ST. Louis
Mrs: Charles Starr of JerseyyiIle enter-
enlneo Mrs. Thomas Karr and Mrs W /
sloan OF Godfrey. Ill.,, last week.
MISS Leoia Landon OF .Ierseyyille ma. n
recent visitor in Kane ILL.,
Miss Eulah MONTGOMERY of Jersev,iI,s
has gone to Kane. ILL.,, to visit with Miss
Vesta Green. we" MISS
Mrs; Sarah Jewsberry of Jerseyville has
zone 10 Jacksonville. Ill. to visit with Mrs
i Mrs. LIN Lewis OF Chicago is a visitor IN
2erseyville 'isi'o' III
Mrs Ida Rogers Of Waterloo, ILL.,. and Mis-.
Jerseyville. '''''ofs IN
Mrs. Charles Staten of JerseyyilIe was q
visitor in st. Louis last week
Mfs. Charles Parent has returned to Mar
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MANITOU,

Manitou. Colo. Aug. 1.-THE mast week
has been the most brilliant of the season.
q season which has been noted for its in
functions; Many new arrivals have been
daily added to the happy throngs. and
among them st. Louis people are conspic-
Mr.. and Mrs: Harry ]. Leschen and the
M Misses e. Lulu zulu Gertrude and Estelle Leschen
at Se & RGse and p at sh onsd
in the festivities of the house
Mr. Mr.: and Mrs ". T. Lawrence of st.
Mabel!e R. Richards and Lloyd Wells of
St Louis are guests at the, Cliff.
NJ Il. Hunter of ST. Louis was promi-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mexican Hibbard
Of St. Louis are enjoying the pleasures of
the resort and are guests at the Ruxton.
Mr. l.. T. Wiley and daughter Of Marshall
Mo-. will spend several weeks at the Rux-
ton.
+ Miss May B. Mitchell of st. Louis has
an extended sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Z. Williams of Princeton.
Mo-. are recent arrivals at the Iron Springs
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lilly of Moberly. Mo-.
are registered at the Norris House.
at the Cliff last Thursday and win remain
for fortnight
Mr.. Ed jenkins of Joplin. Mo-. is stopping,
Mr.. Wallace Mathews. of Carthage. Mo-,
Is spending a month as the guest Of his
genial uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs.
W. H. Rogers. of the Sunny Side.
Miss Josephine Schnall OF 81. Louis has
Joined the large Missouri contingent stop
ping at the Sunny Side 90
Miss Bessie Bowers and Miss Mae Nc
Cnbhin Of Sedalia, Mo-, are registered at
the Norris House. - -
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Harris Of st. Louis
are guests at the Norris.
Miss Jessie E: Herriss and Miss Ada B.
Culp of St. Louis are pleasantly located at
the Grand View.
Mr. and Mrs s. G. Post and child of Aur-
era. Mo; are at the Pittsburg for an ex-
tended visit. - :
are prominent guests at the Cliff
A distinguished party of st. Louis people
who registered at the Cliff is composed OF
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Dix, Mrs. Davis For
ester. Doctor NJ. p. Ambrose Doctor O. A.
Ambrose. ". Z. Harris and l. NJ. Eber-
son.
Mr.. and.NIr Ora H. Porter of Princeton.
Mo-. and MIR. X. Worley of st. Louis are
Cliff guests SsEs r
A party of st. Louis girls. chaperoned by
Mrs B. E johnson are stopping at the
Sunny Side. The young ladies are: Miss
NJ. Elliott. Miss Ida Elliott. Afiss JOY
Wampsno and Miss III. B. Mummey
Mre. Warren Arlington and Miss Rosa
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EDwARDSvILLE.

Miss Nina Suppiger entertained party of
friends on Sunday evening in compliment to
her guest, Miss Louise Halter of Highland.
Miss Katherine Pogue and Miss Mary
Jeffress departed Wednesday on a trip to
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P Linn of No 81 West
Morgan. st. Louis, and their guest. Miss
Dorothy Gaiser of Kansas City, together
with W. E. Pratt of St. Louis spent the
first of the week with Mrs. A. Keller and
family.
Mr. and Mrs John Zimmerschied. who
have been in New York City for several
| months past. stopped off here this week for
a visit with his parents. They were en-
route to their home in Springfield. Ill.
Miss Alma Freeman OF Alton is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. G. H. Tieman departed Thursday on
her return to Peoria.
Miss Emma Uhl departed Wednesday for
a visit in st. Louis.
Miss Laura Daniels has returned from a
trip to Troy.
Mrs. John Wonderly of Marissa is visiting
Mrs. George SchilIing
Miss Lillian Tampa returned the first of
the week from an extended visit with st.
Inuis friends
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wilson of Old Orchard
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hack
Saturday.
Doctor and Mrs. George c. Schwarz have
been entertaining Miss Edna Donoho of
Trov this week.
Mrs. NJ. f. Warden of Springfield. Mo-.
arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mrs
E'izaboth Volirath.
The Misses Katherine. Mary and Lenore
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FERGUSON.

Mrs. Della Broomfeld and her daughter
Nellie. departed Monday for Chicago wher,
they Will spend some time visiting rela,
Miss Belle McCoucch has gone to Chicago
where she will reside in future.
Miss Marie Griffin of Memphis Tenn. and
Mr.. and Mrs George Marshall of St Louis
shall i"e guests OF Mr. and Mrs E. S. Mar
Mrs S: r. Layton will leave next week
ior Versailles. KY where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Andrew Wallace.
Miss Alverta Waters of ST. Louis has
oeen the guest of Miss Nellie Dalton
Miss Emma Jessup departed on Thursday
Anna Milton. <''' '''i' MISS
Miss LUCIA Powell of Paducah KY.
Mrs. Edward Cunningham departed last
week for Denver. Colo. accompanied by
her aunt. Mrs. James Harvey of Louisville,
g., MIS-. Francis Wagner is visiting friends
Miss sesn P ore ss.. Van s,ekIsr Of casanne
4 Mrs. A. A. Janis has been entertaining
NJ Louise Loker Of West Belle place
visiting fenss in who has been
next week to her home in Sedalia.
MISS Genevieve Morris. who has been the
has returned to her home in St. Louis
stella eat. Barker Of 81. Louis.
rave been spending the summer at Cane
Girardeau. have returned to their home In
Ferguson. "
Mrs. R. Dickard Of Wills Point. Tex. is
taine. ~ - VII
party was given on Wednesday after
noon by Charlotte Marshall Among the
guests were: Grace George. Mary Alice
Jessups; Irene Hamilton and Edward Tobn.
Mrs. Lefavre OF st. Louis has been the
guest OF Miss Libby Payne.
MIS- William Thin gave a birthday party
on saturday to her little daughter. Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wills have purchased
Xhe Pugh residence ON Clark avenue which
pey VIII occupy on September l.
L An observation party was given on Thurs
gay aiternoon by Misses Phebe Schoolbred
ana Nina Hamilton in honor OF their cousin
MISS Aurelia Thompson of Fern Glen.
among those present were: Misses Margie
brennan: Anna Van Hook Bessie Van
HOOK. Florence Harrison, Verona KIev-
kamp. Naleria Rohn. Emma Jessup and
Helen Crecelius AN
hay ride was given on Wednesday even
inR by Miss Elizabeth Cherbonuie Among
me party were Misses Helen Barrett, Alice
bart, Laura McDearman. Kate and Lille
Heio. Florence Van Sickler. Messrs. Stur-
gis and clifford Day. George John. Lewis
sanders and Lee Doeset
Mrs e. ID. Pidgeon will leave on Monday
Tor New York. where she will spend two
months visiting relatives.
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steamer trip to Alaska. returning by way
of Canada and the Great Lakes.
The Reverend Edward Stubblefield who
hes been visiting his brother In Chicago,
has returned.
Mrs. John Garnett Matthews and chill
dren have returned from Mount Eagle.
Tenn.
Miss Elln Mudd departed Tuesday for
ST Paul
Judge and Mrs. McAtee. with Miss Mar
garet McEnnis of Houston. Tex. nave been
guests at the home of Michael McEnnis
during the past fortnight.
Mrs. Olaf Mogensen and her little son.
Alan, are in Colorado.
After spending a few weeks at home Mrs.
George /. Edwards returned to CharlevoiN
for the remainder d. Of the season son ,,,r,,sr
Mrs. Richeson. of St. Louis spent some
time last week with Mr.. and Mrs. John -.
Murphy.
Mrs. l.. E. Spencer. with her daughters,
Misses Mollie and Louise. CT Shrewsbury
Park. spent Tuesday with the Misses Brun-
ner.
Mrs. Emily s Kruger departs in few
days TO visit her sister. Mrs. Theodore
Buente. In Des.oge, Mo.
Chicago and is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Alex. q. Hequembourg, on the Bompart
froad and Marshall avenue.
y Mrs. G. G. Landers and family are visit
SIlg the Eastern resorts.
Miss Harry q. I-urceli departed Friday
for a fortnight in Colorado. She will visit
friends and relatives in Denver. Aianitou
and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. J. \. Sienor has gone 10 California
10 join her daughter. Mrs. Burton.
The new Masonic Hall was dedicated on
Monday evening by the Reverend Doctor
Nincil of st. Louis. State secretary of
grand lodges After the ceremony pleas
ant social evening was enjoyed by the Ma
sons and their guests. many of whom came
from ST. Louis and Webster. A dainty sup
per was served by Mines j. G. Hawken and
r. G. DInnavant. assisted by Mrs. Emile
S. Kruger, Misses Clara Wilson. Florence
Reed and Mary Gudermutn. Among the
guests were Mcssrs. and Mines. Dieter. Hull,
Hawken Dunnavs mt. Miss Clayton. Messrs.
Hugo J. jacob. Fred Dohr. c. Orrick Ev-
ans, Jr.
Marsuerite are spendinr two months AZ
The Eastern seaside resorts. after which
Miss Hit will go to Fairfax College. Eir-
ginia, where she will be graduated next
June.
Mrs; George H. Braun and her daughter,
Miss Minna. of No. $3.50 Whittemore place.
AfcLean SATURDAY,
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Casino Friday night. August H. for me
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Of the CongreG4.
tional Church, under the direction OF MIS-
Bessie Morse of ST. Louis. The entertain
ment was given this week at the Minneap-
nnunced success. T.
The Reverend Robert ]. Church Of the
First Baptist Church of Carrollton. MO.
preached for the Trinity Baptist Church
OF Minneapolis last Sabbath morning. ana
In the evening favored a large audience az
the Congregational Church at Excelsior:
taking as his text, what Is Man That
Thou Art Mindful of Him.
Mrs. Harold p. 1. G. Coates of St Louis u
the guest of Miss McMorton. She will re-
turn TO St. Louis the first of September.
Frank r. Atwood Of St. Louis arrived on
Wednesday to spent ten days with MISS
Atwood, who has been spending the past
month at Maplewood Inn. Breezy Point
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SOCIAL GOSSIP FROM
THE RESORTS

yet, but 1t will occur during the third week
IN August. The Improvement society is do
Ing good work on the streets, which are
Kept in better condition than formerly
Henry V. Lucas has arrived to visit his
sister, Mrs. j. b. Johnson, at Belcour.
James johnson remains about the same.
His condition is serious. however.
Miss Clothier Is getting up a subscription
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mallinckrodt and
Edward Mallinckrodt Jr., have closed their
on Little Moose Lake In the Adironda cks
where they will remain for several weeks.
Doctor and Mrs. John Campbell Smith. who
have gone to York Harbor in Maine. will
also go TO the Malinckrodt camp for a
short stay.
Jules Abeles of St. Louis has arrived at
the James Taussig cottage,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Markham came in
mere on their yacht last week and called
on few friends
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mond Armington of Joplin are guests at

mond Armington of Joplin are guests at
the Sunny Side
Other Missourians, who are enjoying an
outing at Manitou are: Miss Florence Fitz-
patrick. St. Louis at the Grand View; Mr..
st. Louis. at the Barker: Mrs. Rae Temple
ton and Miss Georgia Cook. ST. Joseph, at
the, Iron Springs: Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Brown. Springfield Mo-, at the Iron
Springs, and Mr.. j. H. Comrades. Mr.. and
Mrs: Edwin Comrades. Masters c. II. and
Paul Comrades. and Miss Edna Donk, st.
Louis at the Iron Springs
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Miss Fay Curdie of Alton has gone to
Duluth MINI.
Mrs. Dorthey w. Boswell of Alton enter
tanned Mrs. II. W. Smith of Ltchfield, Ill.
last week.
Mrs. j. II. Yeager of Alton has gone to
Mont Chair. n. Y. to visit with Mrs. b.
W. Sparks. -
Mrs Edward Motherway of Alton is en-
/ Pertaining Miss Mabel Lloyd of st. Louis.
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Temperance Mass Meeting.

fSpezlaI TO News and Otserverl
I.zsU4Ltr bridge y C.. jan -@--The
EgcTlz c. the town Of Lumber Bridge and
surrounding community met IN TEN
pev1nee mass meeting January -5-h-
Speeches were made by Rev- =. " Cobb.
Dr. Stamps and J. g EcEaugh@-- Euch
enthusiasm wzs manifested IN reference
~ the temperance movement and lsgis-
laticu The crowd expressed itself as
unanimously IL fzvcr- o. the passage o.
tEe LONDON Aurs-Salcua Bill
& committee vas Appointed 10 20 20
Raleigh 10 f1terce5e with the Genera.
assembly for the passage Ct shat -
There Is oze thing sure the moral and
r ligloGs forces Of North Carolina are
going 10 D. heard = thsy are not heard
rCw they H5IE be-
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Senator EcEeili Says he did not IL
woke Senatorial Courtesy
Fayetteville. \. g. Jan. = 1903

Fayetteville. Y. e. Jan = 1903
To the Editor. ! take il for granted
thai IN your editorial o. yesterday O.
Senatorial Courtesy that yen refer 70
myself a-2 the Cumberland matter wFea
you say that 81 was invoked hy ne 10
destroy 6lsDeaza-y thai should hare
been let aIoae II shE-. my dear sir. vcu
are very much 11 err T1e question Of
fairly. after e DAYS f43 notice. l=fJ 10
white primary - the voters O. the
cou-ty--l q solution sAa- vas camueudsI
ty rou az the tine ard which IL In line
with yo1r present views uFCn such mat
tersl
was. as Senator. honorably bound zr5
pledged 70 abide - the result o. this
election whichever wy 81 went. ard 81
VAS in obedience 10 q majority q %
ID J against the Dls1easarr-ta ] sd-
voca.ed its ab0I5sh-e-v and thereby
gave TO the people what they n0E have
by their orr vote-r-8Es1.t5o1-
nv contention. as q Democrat. always
has been that ali such question should
be left 10 the people. an1 that a Demo
cratic legislature should nor follow ln
the footsteps Of the Fusion legislature q
81 and rut such Institutions upon the
people without their consent
The 1ral result ir Cumberland Is sat
isfaci0ry 20 ali parties and should the
question q g 5ispe1s2-y again b. agi-
lated. ] venture ere assertion that only
a ssg so-caEIe8 pTohlDitloaists tE0ul3
vote Tor s.
JAS D. McSETLLA
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ONE
MINUTE
S35 900 Damage Suit.

sS-e-laI 30 Se~s and C1saryer)
wilmington. :. r.. January zgth.-
The Superior Court in session here has
been engaged the entlre week ia q trial
o. the Sc gga damage suit u Geo II
FutzT against the Wilmington Sewerage
Company. TIE case viii probably gel 10
tae jury tomorroE morning.
The Board o. DlrectC9 o. the =. N. e.
\. gave q very delighted complimentary
dinner this evening 20 the Ladies AUX
illarv 81 the association There we're q
large 1u1bar IF guests and the affair
was q decided success
The gEEl-fugtoz Lodge o. EIks gave
very rTs5lta5le minstrel performance
in th= Academy o. Music tonight A gor-
gecus street parade took place this az
Ee--oon wlt1 G hand concert after the
manner of the professional bur1t-ccrz
artists. The perfcrrza1ee developed zo-e
very able talent among the members Of
the Wilmington Lodge
The Southport Chamber q Commerce
adopted strong resolutions this week fu-
putting selfish motives 10 the aE5-a-ors O.
the pilotage reform in Wllu.ng-o1. and
calling upon their representatives in the
General Assembly 70 oppose any change
whatever in existing regulations. II e.
Guthrie Esq. 3 leading member OF the
southport bar. vas appointed 10 40 70
Raleigh at t5s proper time and oppose
the measure Offered az TIE Chamber %
Commerce OF EEIluaiz-g-oz-
Mr.. r. r. Saunders. o. Brooklyn. y.
T.. Is conducting @ bible conference for
boys at the !. n. C.. A. which wil con-
riaue through a part q nezt week. The
cozteEeLecs are being wcu attended
J. Z THOMPSON.
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CASTOR Strong for Temperance.

Special 10 News and O5server-)
Casr0ula X g.. January - 1885.
--ua-e Il considerable enthusiast
-1 CASTOR county at this uua
arising oz- &c the prospects +-r
F-gE.l.-s11 10 tEa S-ate. a movement
bs gan here several weeks ago in -
share q q petition 10 taa General As
se11Zs. asking thai the Isnufacture
and sale % al kinds Of spirituous Is
gzorz lE Castor county be prohibited
under suitable fines and penalties 4
large majority OF the very best people
o. 5.ls community have already signed
tEis petition Ard last Sunday night a.
The Methodist church D-. Il ?. Chreitz-
tsrg preached 70 crowded house Ga
The Saloon. and mary of the best and
mcst enlightened o. our people thou9l-
b Haz the most powerful and most cg--
rieta GrraiElme1t q The wh.sEey husL-
ness ta=y had ever heard 0E Tgss3aT
hight following. there Eaz Q large mass
meeting il the y q. O. a hall attend
e4 by moss ali 81 our people. and vigo--
Gus and extensive action was taken
resolutions adopted. couulittees appoint
eE. money raised and numerous petit
items drafted 70 30 sezt out for sigma
t--as From al - Ehiea il seems that
oar people are l- dad earnest 1boat this
matter q prohibition. il Io0ks ike taeg
expect 70 get Favorable action from the
present legislature
Er " e E5n5lev. and has beautiful
bride Miss X Lac9le Hoffman has re-
turned from their ssur o. The West
Indies ana rher are row at home" 10
thesr raauv friends in this clay.
we have bad an abundance q rainy
weather IL this section all through the
north row abeGt 50 close ard III Is 70
be hoped that 9 rev moon VIII bring Cs
scr1e dry ~eatae--.f not z dry c0uz
~ and state
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rArARRH ANp - 80.

Liquid Cream Balm IS becoming quite
As popular in many localities as Ely'z
Cream Balm solid. L Is prepared t0r Use
in atoEuizerg. and is highly priced BY
those Who have been accustomed 10 call
upon physicians for sgen Treatment
Many physicians are using and p-sscriD-
ing il All the medicinal properties q
the celebrated Cream Balm are con
tanned in the Liquid fern. which Is =
cents. inciudlng . spraying tube All
druggists. or ~ mail. Ely Brothers,
IS Warren St. %ew York
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The Case Was Dismissed.

Gspe1ial 10 Ecws and CEsa-ver1
Southern Pines. y. C. Jan 28-The
case OF n r. Mcknight VS. Juurs anc
Eeek in-CIvlug tLtle 20 certain real eS-
tate en- this town. vas brought before
Judge Allen g the Superior Court. At
Carthage On Tuesday las1- Oh account
q llf5rmaIity as well as irregularity-
tEe court decided that there vas 10
case. ard The plaintiff wzs accordingly
dismissed
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Prof. Ganaway's Condition Improved

Special 10 News and Observer1
Trinity. X. C.. Jan 3a-The condition
Ct Prof. Ganawav. n aged 81 esteemed
citizen Of this place wh5 was badly
burned about the head and face while
sitting before the FIRE ST his home here
Oh the I7th q this month. has not
changed much il the last few days
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Ing children are Coughs. Colds. Group
and Whoop.ng Cough Always Group
Syrup is the only safe and certain cure
for these ills. Try Il ard help baby TO
pail through the spring months 3
cpats 81 Hicks
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CnTT0N -.

New YORK. Jan s8-The following arc
the total ret receipts q cotton at all
ports. since September LIST
Galveston. .s53 5ss. New Orleans. %
s55 s5s. Mobile IL. Z-5- Savannah. 1.04s.-
12s, Charleston. 1ss.-18. Wilmington. zs4,-
"a Norfolk. 90 80. Baltimore. Z1-Iss.
New York. 3 So. Boston 1901; New
port News 1897 Philadelphia. 1918,
Brunswick IS. Fer1an3ina y455. Pen
szcola Iol 78s. PORT arthur, 1.5sl- Port
Townsend. 1882: san Francisco. - BIS.
Portland. Oregon, I,54I; total 5.sss-ss2
bales
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What you pay for extracts IS impo--
tant. but u hat you get for your money
s- ten times more fop1rt4lt- Burre;t's
Vanilla costs more because worth more