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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-30
Good children
arethekind that
your neighbors
do not have.

Marriage is a great eye opener, and
it also has tendency to open pocket
books.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-30

1t will be observed that the simple
life only appeals to those on whom
financial stress does not force 1t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-30
Truth is mighty, but "a lie SIS smooth

People without money are people 10
whom sin appertains; rich people have
only little peccadillos and idiosyncra<-.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20

The man who hurric, ia frequently only
,rurting a rocking horse Chioago Tub
one.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
TITBITs FOR PARTY MEN.

eFN Mr.. Bryan does not like what
they are doing at the st. Louis CON
yention he can 30 out and amuse him
self In the fair grounds -Washington
Star.
cyIowa may help some democrat &c
get the nomination for the presidency,
hut right there, dear children, is where
Iowa stops.-Chicago Tribune.
GyThe democrats are now taking
the tarlr from the tar-balled cedar CO.
dar chest and scaldlng and perfuminp
II, that II may enter into business rela.
tons with the platform which is now
being hatched.-Judge.
GTThe Hearst resolutions in Iowa
say; In William Randolph Hearst We
recognize n living exponent OF true
democratic principles" Is this a del.
icate way Of referring to all others as
dead oaes?"-Chicago Post.
GTCornelius Bliss. treasurer OF the
republican national committee, n man
who knows more about political feel.
Ing In Wall street than all the editors
OF democratic newspapers In the world
Is authority for the statement that II
the Parker men are counting on domi.
mating financial support from New
York city they are computing without
their host.-Cleveland Leader.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
In Society.

A womnn In society IA obliged 10 keep
late hours. She must attend receptions
and balls. She seldom allows herself n
qulo. evening AZ home. Her whole time
81 taken up In keeping engagements or
entertaining In her W home.
Her system becomes completely run
down MS n consequence. She soon finds
herself in n condition known as sys-
tcmic catarrh. This has also been called
catarrhal nervousness.
II every society uni could know
the value OF Pcruna at such a time. II
they could realize the in%vigorating.
strcngthcning effect that Pcruna woula
have. how much misery could BIO
avoided
Letters from society women all over
the United States testify TO the fact that
Peruna Is the tonic for n run down.
depleted nervous system.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
DOCTRINES THAT WILL WIN.
Republicans Need Not Reeede from a
Single One OF Their Time
Tried Principles.

Republican leaders have been con
ferrlng at Washington about the dec
laration Of principles which tho party
Will present to the people for the coming
campaign. II Is oncouraging 10 notice
that there IL no disposition to recede
from the fundamental doctrines that
have brought success To the party and
prosperity to the country.
First Of all stands the protective
tarln. which will be given due pre-.
cm%incnce In any platform approved by
n convention OF republicans. In the
hands Of republican legislators the tar
IN Will always be protective. and II
Will never be reduced or revised so far
IA to relax Its fostering care OF Amcrl-
can industries or Its exclusion OF com.
pctltiye products OF the pauper or III.
paid labor OF other countries.
The record Of the United States under
the Mckinley and Roosevelt admins.
tratlons In the exact and sufficient plat.
form Of the republican party for 1904
To him who would ask why the electors
should support the republican ticket.
the only answer, wisely says the Troy
IN. W Times. need be: Look about
you" q.
Industry blessed by the shield OF
n protecting government. commerce
made stable by sound financial stand
ards; Increase In area and wealth and
social advantage: exclusion Of the unfit.
public works begun that the cen.
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
Possible polt at ST. Louis.

The question Of the hour Is: VIII Mr..
Bryan bolt? Suppose he does. Who
will lecture him on the enormity OF tho
ononse? The Cleveland democrats?
Shall he be told by thom that the ma
jority rules and that a national demo-
cratic platform is what n democratic ma
tlonal convention regularly organized
regularly adopts? II It comes to this we
shall have much interesting talk in this
country. For, OF course, In reply TO such
dcliyerances Mr.. Bryan will have a word
or two to say, n precedent or W to
quote, and line upon line OF pointed OBJ
servatlons Ia register, The old debate
between the pot and the kettle on che
question OF color contains much that Is
edifying and instructive, Time and fire.
Quent usage have deprived II OF none of
Its application 20 human affairs. aud
human affairs were never more human
than they are to-day, A bolt at ST. Louis,
II Is easily to be seen, would add greatly
to the gayety OF the cempaign.-Wash-
ington Star.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
Tired, Nervous, Aching, Trem-
bling, SIeepIess, Bioodless.
Perfume Renovates, Regulates
Restores.
. Pretty New York woman's
Recovery the Talk OF her
Numerous Friends.

Mrs. J. L. Finn. SO East High street.
Buffalo, N. Y, writes:
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen "a feso years ago
/ had 10 givc up social life entirely
as my health sVaS completely broken
dosui. The doctor advised a CONT
bieic rest for a year. us this scds
out Of The question for a time, ] be-
gan 10 look for some other means
Of restoring my health.
IL had often heard Of Pernna as
an excellent tonic, so ! bought a bofs
nc 10 sec schdt il sponid do for me,
and il certainly took hold Of my
system aud r%cjnacudicd me, and in
less than fsco months / sVds in per-
feet health, and noa Splen I feel
acorn out or tired a dose or too Of
Pfrimd is all that I Hccd."-Mys.
J. Il. Finn.
Mrs. J. ". Reynolds. Elkton. Ohio.
writes:
81 " ms health and life TO Pcruna.
We rarely call In n physician. in fact II
has been years since | have taken any
other medicine than yours. ! nm afraid
OF drugs. and although ! have been sick
many times I have taken only your
medicines. They are wonderful indeed.
We have q very large house and enter
tain n great deal. and | do all my own
work. thanks TO Pcruna. Mrs. j. W.
REYNOLDS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
DANGER IN HEARST PERIL.
Democrats Arc Sure to Have a Haley
on and Voelferous Time at st.
Louis Convention.

The friends Of Judge Parker and the
rest Of the conservative democratic
asplrants can sec by this time that
the Hearst movement Is OF much
larger dimensions than they had i'm.
aginod. Hearst'8 victory In Iowa gives
him about 50 votes In the 81. Louis
convention. or almost AS many as
Parker has won by this time. No as.
pirant save Parker has anything like
as many votes committed to him as
have been instructed for Hearst.
That candidate. moreover. won In
Iowa In face OF powerful opposition.
The reorgnnlzers In that state were
REINFORCED by an element which sup
ported Bryan In 1896 and 1900. but
which now want to make n new deal.
Bryan. Of course. stands with Hearst
In his crusade for the candidacy this
year.
Possibly Hearst does not expect to
carry on the presidential candidacy.
lie Is developing n strength. however.
says the 81. Louia Globe. Democrat.
which promises to give him n third
VI Nu' AbhNflAAbh anu ANuh w Wv w "
position TO prevent any objectionable
person from getting the nomination.
There Is no doubt that II he controls
n third OF the votes he will head of
Parker. A. Parker Just now Is the
most conspicuous OF the asplrants OF
the Cleveland section OF the party.
llcarst's hostility would naturally be
directed against him. Parker II keep
ing still. Probably he Ia telling his
patron. Tin. also "a remain In the
shadow. for Hin Is rs dumb as
Parker.
Hearst IL rcttinE n good deal Of ad.
vcrtlslng out OF mis- candidacy. Prob
ably he Is having fun at the terror
which he Is inspiring among his dem.
ocratic enemies. II Is possible that ho
expects TO ret the candidacy. for. as
n man Of Information about demo
cratic history he knows that his party
has often done queer things. The
present conditions make II probable
that queer things will be done at st,
Louis In 1904. The Hearst movement
at any rate Ia showing n power which
neither his republican ANTAGONISTS nor
his democratic rivals ever expected
lie Is said 10 look for the support OF
Illinois aud Of several other states
which are yet to chsosc delegates, and
wise persons are not making any loud
gucsscs to the contrary. A very
strange situation Is developing In the
democratic party. II a halcyon and
voclfcrous time be escaped at st. Louis
IN the early days Of July the country
Will hn worry much surprlseh.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20

Blanks wife thinks he's a crack shot
on his hunting expeditions" said his
friend, but the truth is, ne couldn't hi.
Q duck II i would III up and pose for him.
You see, he's a sohcmer-he can afford to
he, with that honest face Of his. Out at
camp he gust loafs around all the time, aud
market, buys n bag Of game, and presents
II 10 his wife ~ q souvenir Ut the hunt"
'IIml" unused the other; hes what
you'd call a dead game sport, isn't her,
Detroit Free Pres.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-20
West Virginia Aroused.

Roberts. W. Va, May iG--Many inter:
esting discoveries are being made and
many wonderful cures reported recently,
but nothing has been seen or heard Of
in this state TO equal the wonderful work
al a remedy called Dodd's Kidney Pills.
The people atc very enthusiastic about Il,
for Il seems that there IL M case that this
wonderful medicine cannot cure.
Among many eases reported that Of
MIR. John y. Ash, Of this place, rs con.
tpicuous for is completeness. Mr.. Ash
was a great sufferer with Kidney trouble.
lie was gradually growing worse till at
The last he was forced TO get mp three or
four times every night. lie had tried
many medicines without amy good result,
but at last he found the right one in
Dodd's Kidney Pills, lie says: The
very first box Of nold'a Kidney Pills did
me more good than anything | took in
my life
Now Mr.. Ash ~ well and ran sleep all
night a. comfortably as he ever could.
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The man who hurric, !. frequently only
squirting a rocking horse. Chicago T'rib
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
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OGDEN.

The leading social event Of the week
was the marriage Of Miss Ellen u.
Naisbltt and Mr.. Francis A, pearce OF
this city, which took place In the Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday afternoon.
The young couple We're given a fam.
ily reception at the home OF the brides
parents on their return to Ogden. The
bride is the charming daughter Of Dep
uty County Treasurer II. w. Naisbtt,
and among Ogden's most popular young
ladies, The groom Is the son OF VIII
liam Pearce, the foundry man, and Is
prominent In social circles. Mr.. and
Mrs, PearCe have many friends who
win join In wishing them q long life Of
Joy and prosperity
The Chlld's Culture club was enter
talned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G..
4, Nelson An interesting and in
structvo program was carried out
The members Of the l.. ID. S Church
general Primary board were received
and entertained last Saturday by the
Ogden members Of the board. Mes
danes Belle Salmon Ross and Josephine
West. The ladies were received at the
train and Immediately placed in car
riages and given a delightful ride up
ogden canyon to the Hermitage and
oaks. where they enjoyed some re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
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cn uarkncss Mrs William O Sharp,
Mrs. Ellsworth paggcit. MIS-. Thomas
Davis Mrs N S. Woodland MIs' I'oo'
cu i. Glcnl.nnng Mrs. william A.
Nollon. Mrs David kclth ana Mls.
George T. Holman.
Nh and Aire r. J stewart gave "a
pleasant Informal party 10 ihrIr nome
hast night
EoHaIs viil be- given by Miss Mercy
Racine. Rakor 1t the Baker School of
Ort0ry and Physical Education Mon.
d8r. Wednesday and Friday evenings,
Sept No OBJ and 20. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned by applying at tho office, Gil
TcmpctoD building
Airs Agnes osborne entertained NJ
ono Of her delightful WusICalcs This
wcck. the program bcins given by her.
selt and pupils
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Anderson gave
a delightful dinner ON Thursday night
In honor Of Mr. and Mrs Wuldcnstrom
and Miss Anna Waldcnsuom.
Miss DcllI Burns entertained M "a
delightful afternoon party yesterday
I'm honor of Miss Ruby Lyon
Mr. and Mrs W. O. Lamb enter.
tanned at dinner last night in honor OF
Miss Henrietta Holmes
Mira John Rous'mar entertained de-
lightfnlly this afternoon in honor M
Mrs llanchottc and Mrs n, g. Brown
Ice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

city with Nh. and Mrs. VI, b. Whitney
Mrs George sutherland and daush-
ter. Edith, viii sall for home Oct q
and will be- home about oct. 20
Mrs. George Is. Fischer has returned
from California and her many friends
are glad to welcome her home again.
Mrs Vivian Jones has returned from
Europe and is again at home at Whlte-
hall.
Mrs. A. B. Cochran of Chicago is the
guest for a short time Of Mr. ana Mrs.
w. W. Armstrong at their home on {
street,
Mrs. n. v, Elias of Rock Springs
Wyo., Is spending a month vlsltins
friends In the city,
Mr.. and Mrs Scion spiro viii he at
home after oct. at Isl First street
Mrs. MA o, Rhoadcs and daughter,
Miss Winnie Rhoades. left this week
for New York. whore Miss Rhoades
vii enter Miss Mason's school at Tar
rytown.
Mrs. w. G. Hall is home from a short
stay In Colorado.
Mrs charles Post has returned from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Treatments on their return to ogden
thew we're taken 90 the home of MIS-
West. ON Lincoln avenue where q
which thcy partook After which
pleasant hour was spent at music. IT,
erary numbers and social chat The
Lake and other cities ON the oxcnlng
trains. The visiting guests were
President Louise b. Felt, FIRST Coun.
selor Lille r. Freeze Second Counsel
or Mrs Joseph 4. West secretary MISS
Nav Anderson. Mrs chas. j, Ross. Nor
ma Fenton. Eliza Bingham. Edna iar-
NAV r. Crockett. Grace ~ Folland,
Alice HaVorth Camilla C. cobb, Lou-
Isa l.. Green Richards Anna n. Wal
beers of the Weber stake board, Miss
Canaeld Mrs. Woodmausea and Mrs
william Burton
The knights of pythiGs gave q slog
social Monday evening at their hall
which was greatly enjoyed
Miss Anna Mortensen and Robert W,
Bailey. two prominent young people Of
North ogden were married Monday by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Bnlloy Johnson, Burles r.
SWard, Ballard Eroanbraot ulvyol
Messrs Howe, Hardy. Jensen 'imoUeg.
Wells Ahander. '''on'
The Republican ratification w,d..
day evening at the Mozart bail ', n
y very enjoyable ufalr. Tho b,I, was
decorated deliberately with XIV"
lights ana palms. Punch and calo , MY.
served by some OF Proves most ch, were
ing young gill3 housing speeches r 'll'
made by Senator Reed Smoot we're
grossmcn sutherland ana u,.D,l'
Goycrnor.elect John e. rptler ".'.
state Committeeman Spry. nftor .,1inle
dancing was enjoyed until "a lato b'.IN
jew N0ur
\ very happy surprise party Oss.i.
en- Mrs n u. Jones Tuesday aftc,,''
by a number Of her friends. Tus,,ul
ladies We're present
Miss Vilato Bailey was sueessst,.
surprised at her home 'rhusdav eyonJ,y
by a number Of her friends ', ".l.
enJ,oyanie evening was spent In music
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A number Of the friends of Mar,
Durland and Sadio Suuwhorn mo, u,
the home of Mics Elsie Moore Wednos
day evening to BID farewell 10 An" ls.
dies who leave soon Tor their eastern
homes "
Miss Margaret Thurman cn,er,,i,.,
al dinner Monday evening IN hon,r 80
May Alexander aud Horace so,us,
American beauty roses formed M. gon
terpiecc while from the chandelier ro5
satin strcumyrs We're fostooned to a.
corners Of the table An elegant din
uor was served Covers wore lold a..
Mr. ana Mrs. :. H. Thurman. r. N
Thurmmi Misses May IlleXaDder La
ME Jones, Margaret Thurman. No.srs
Horace Sccrlst John Buchl, Raw IrinS
The Fourth and Fifth ward NJ
enjoyed a fruit festival ana social IN
the ward house Tuesday evening. Ro'
tween two and three hundred wore
present,
In the Third ward social hal Tues.
day evening was given watermelon
party by the VI. ]. a. A Jolly time
was had by about 200 guests.
A very successful surprise was given
Messrs Orson and Jasper Bird Tues.
day. the occasion being the birthday Of
the young gentleman. Dainty refresh.
monts were served and a general good
time enjoyed by an.
Wednesday In the Salt Lake TomnlA
was solcmnized the marriage OF Miss
! May Alexander one Of Proves most
beautiful and popular girls and Mr..
Horace SecrIst, a promising young man
Of Pennington They left Provo In me-
evening for a tour Of the st. Louis fair
and other eastern cities after which
| they go TO Wisconsin. where Mr. Serrlst
enters the university, The best wishes
Of host Of friends go with them.
sss
Prof Lund and his concert party.
Misses Jennie Thompson, Florence Jep.
| person and Mr. Willard Andelin, have
returned after tour Of southern Utah.
| WI H. 80 ANNHli tliI H. IsNEhIe
Smith have returned to Provo, after
two months tour OF Europe.
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After five months spent in Europs
Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenberry has return
cd home She reports a most pleas.
! ant time.
Mrs, Mac Taylor Nystrom WAS the
guest Of Geo $. Taylor Sunday.
|
Miss Ada Dusenberry spent Satur-
day and Sunday In Salt Lake city tho
guest of Miss Emily whitney
Miss Vera Hardy spent Thursday
and Friday In Salt Lake City.
! Miss Margret Thurman went to Salt
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Miss Hattie Tollanl left during the
week for st. Louis After seeing the
fair she leaves for New York TO study
during the winter
Mrs John r. Donuellan and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite, have returned
from visit of several months I'm CALI
fornia, and are a home TO their friends
at the Fifth East ootol
Mr.. aud Mrs r. o. Howard left
yesterday for a visit Of month on
more In New York and Washington.
Miss Mabel Corbin. formerly Of the
High school corps, Is now at Rowland
hall having taken the place there VI
Miss Anne Startling
Lieutenant and Mrs John b.
Barnes are now at home at 10 Fort
Douglas.
Mrs. George T. Holman goes TO Port
land Wednesday 10 spend the next
month with her daughter.
Mrs Henry p. Henderson left during
the week for the east. She win visit
Chicago first and later win spend some
time with relatives I'm Michigan. on
her return Mrs Henderson win visit
the fair
Mrs. T.. NJ Allison Is home from CALI
fornia, whore she has spent the bet
ter part Of the summer,
Miss Fannie Young viii leave shortly
for visit OF some time ln the east
George Odcll and daughter Miss
Jean Odell have returned from visit
Of few weeks at the fair
Mr. ana Mrs Robert Glendnnng win
leave about the middle Of October 90
visit the fair. They VIII be Joined
there later by Mr. and Mrs Hubbard
w. Reed and WIN go ON TO the east,
Mrs. Thomas b. Davis has arrived
from New York and Is n guest az the
home Of her parents, Judge aud Mrs.
Robert Hardness,
Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Lamb have
weeks in California ' ''' 90
of los Angcl,s ana at r,e t-rn,sg,rd
for "a fe,y dovs nm tbolr ,,a, c.st
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Mrs Ema Ds,u I,p.rror u-bit,h,,l
la,vo his vS.t t,r San Tr'",i.'a a.,
r,sil, ne,,,,,a,ti,.
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No Annie fosnersou Miss Carlo
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fsred wngtoston
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no To,rteoSth wand Nntuai Improve.
ment associatons celebrnted the opcu-
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good orchestra provided for the benefit
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'rbe gronuds were Illuminated with
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ttc rirls sorvlng tbo Entertainments.
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NO., o,tcrt,inod ,,forn,otIv al luncheon
Cd M Cour'rv ,l,h on Wednegday
thoir ouests Minimizing abont Is. Tbe
docnrstions yoro In svet meas and the
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Miss Henrptta Holmes
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