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Hosv She Lost the Piano.
FRANCES HAMMER.

very shabbily dressed. came out from the inner
room. The druggist introduced her to Mrs. Lane. .
Your little girl would give US a song, maybe, "
went the social druggist My friends mighty
fond of music
i.0f course she wfIl.' replied Car!ssa's mother.
Come. dear
Don't feel like singing" said the girl. suIkfly.
Now, Clarissa,' expostuated her mother. "Sing,
like nice little girl. Do, now
NO. mamma. don't worry me" said Clarissa. az
Won't sing for that old trump. anyway she
added. hardly lowering her voice
Perhaps put in the old woman. in q very tired
me- ''''7
Two good natured children volunteered. Neither
Of them particularly well, but they did their
She could not know that her father had talked
long and anxiously over her that night. and re-
solved TO be very much strict with her.
lady OF whom I told you is coming in this morn
ing There was a rustic and a fItter as she en-
dressed. One after another Of the most musical
sang, and at last it Clarissas turn.
She smiled up at the lady, confident Of the beauty
of her voice And as she looked she started.
dwarf. The lady threw an old black veil over her
handsome bonnet: other change needed to
show Clarissa that she stood before the druggists
friend
She sang badly. and she knew It. Her voice
cracked on the upper register and her notes were
nat. She could not deny that another girl to
whom the piano was awarded. fully deserved her
She was in the mood to profit by her fathers
and the ugliness OF her faults was very patent to
II know, daddy. know," she said penitentII!y; y;
always sing for you" she added.
TITS great deal better than the piano.
said the wife to her husband. when Clarssa had
yes" he answered. "she is going to her
self OF a bad habit.
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SOeddfnes---Ofber ~(ocfal (fen1s.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew II. Iipsett, Mr.. and MFs-
Henry Miller Bolton, AIr. and Mrs. Arthur "lld-
man. John r. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thorn, MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Thorn Mr.. and Mrs. William a
Gunaud, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Gunaud. Mrs
Mary Guinaud Mrs. Charles Morgan Tyson, Mrs
Richard F1sh Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray Slough
ton, Or. and Mrs Henry Walton Mooney LUIS
Edmund and William Mooney, Frank Brokaw Nc
Lean Townsend Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cum
rlingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cocheu, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil a. c. keppler, Warren Beach Haugh-
wout Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur De Witt Youmans MT.
and Mrs Charles Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Louis
Jackson. Mrs Robert Milbank, Mr. and Mrs Hor-
B. Forman jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Scholl-
derfer, the Misses Knowlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
timer Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. H Terry,
Clement Fezandie, Miss Rensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William C. De Mile. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Cowen, Mr.. and Mrs William Wilcox. Mr.. and
Mrs James Irwin Murray, John F. Harper, John
s. Raymond, Richard Ware. Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Ware. Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Ware Arthur Ware. Miss Anna Ware, MISS
Gertrude Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Hurd,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Irving Hadden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sibley Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Remer, hr.
Edward Schirmer, Miss Ada Remer, Mrs Mary
A. Peck Miss Bessie Peck Mr.. Stephen RushInore
Post CAPTAIN and Mrs John A. Davidson. Mr. ana
Mrs John c. De Mile, Mr.. s. X Thomas Mr.. Her
bert Aidhaus, MIS-. and Mrs. Edwin W. Moore,
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Thomas Fosnrty, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Richsrdson.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Arrosnith, Dr. George A
Hull Mr. and Mrs Charles W Kirby Mr. 7. Thoms. ms.
sinonson., Mr. and Mrs, ARTHUR Buckhqgt. = Mr.
and Mrs Horace Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gay
lor; Mr. and Mrs. swsrtwout, Mr. ed EdmYnd ,as as-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mcbaytt, Mr. and Mrs Mrs
!; R Pttmsn, Mrs Henry G I De Mills: Mr. 4 t9ds end
Hon Frederick Adams, Mr. and irs. John Nc
Donald, Miss a. c.. Hail. Mics Heller. W. Remer.
Muntiaefon Hun slnGa Miss "ke Il T. slaeltman Mrs Martha
Ferenbach Dr. and Mrs Arthur Moons. Mr.. and
Mrs s; W, Butler; pr and Mrs James !, Z
Kelly, Dr. and Mrs. @. w. Richardson, Mr.. Charles
Post. Mr. and Mrs Walter Gale Dr. ,slai,J and MS Yrs
Mrs; Charles Ames. Mr. and Mrs Edward, 3I.l Buck- <
Howland. Mr. M gashf9rd Dean Dr. Dr. T. B. BsTringer Arr ger
Mrs. John Paul Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Tombo. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Brown, Mrs: A A: Al
word. Mrs. Throckmorton. II. NJ. Post, Morgan Post
Frederick Studwel. Mr.. and Mrs. rockingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott. Harry Clinton Tower
Mr. and Mrs. A b. Cunningham, J. A. Dwyer. Mr.
and Mrs Hector Grassi, Oliver B. Bridgman. Theo-
dore Bridgman. Harold Nagle. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
William Thompson; Mr. and Mrs F W BoTne
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fish. Miss Grace q. Bird
the Misses Hulse and DR.. Henry Clay Paddock.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Yonkers society will be out in force wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. when, at ST. JOHNS Church.
Miss Alice Stillwell. daughter of Dr. and Mrs b.
J. Stillwell will be married to Lieutenant Roy
Weber Holderness OF the 9Th United States Cav
airy of Fort Keogh. Montana The Rev. Dr. An
drew F. Underhill, rector OF st. Johns. Will per-
form the ceremony.
Miss StiwelI will be attended by her sister, MISS
Mary StillweI as maid of honor, and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Alice Louise Havemeyer and
Miss Elsie Eschu1ann, of Yonkers the Misses Elsie
and Maud Lowrey. of Philadelphia; Miss Anna
Greble Of Governors Island. and Miss Katherine
Wisner of Goshen N Y. The best man will be
Lieutenant Francis Honeycutt, of Fort Hamilton.
The wedding will be military one, all the ushers
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Ozxr' Letter Box.

Dear Editor: thank you much for the
nice paint box you sent 1t is lovely. l am
slowing It away until vacation arrives. and then
am going to try to paint nice pictures Hoping
to win some more OF your prizes. am your thank
ful little EDITH. FRANK.
No. 3o5 East s0th-st.. NewYork, May Is. 1905.
Dear Editor: The camera which you sent me as
prize reached safely and in good order. I wish
to thank you much for II. as I have doubt
It will be q very pleasant summer companion Yours
truly, CAROLINE CHUBB.
No. 2S2 Clermont-ave. Brooklyn, juno 8. 1905.
Dear Editor want to thank you for the pretty
book received. I like ii very much. and hope to
win other prizes. JOSEPH WILLIAM DRAKE.
No. 41S West 61st-st NewYork.
Dear Editor: The book you sent reached me
safely sonne time ago. have road IL through. and
like It very much. I am ashamed I have not
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REAIER-YOU8TANS.


In All Angels Church last Tuesday evening, Miss
Alice Thorn Youmans, daughter Of Mrs Amelia
Thorn Youmans OF No. 81 Morningside Park, and
John Ware Rerer were married. The bride wore
handsome gown OF white satin. trimmed with
duchess lace diamond pendant, the gift OF the
bridegroom, and carried shower bouquet OF Brloe
roses. She was attended by Miss Florence A. YOU
mans, who gown Of pale green crepe de
chine and carried large bunch OF pink carnations
A Judson HYATT acted as best man, and the ushers
were Daniel ?. Moore. Harrison D. McFaddin, otto
Grassi, Robert Maloncy. William j. SnaickhaVer
and Dr. Charles NJ. Hickey. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs John ". Alexander. Miss Ralph Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Strobel Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Har-
rtson DR. and Mrs. John H. Haughvout, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Coykendall. Mr. and Mrs John
Watts Wsrrin, Miss Louise 3. Haughwout MI
and Mrs Louis Lorenzo Todd. Mr.. and Mrs John
J. D. Bristol. AEr. and Mrs. Albert Turner, MI
and Mrs. Lawson Purdy, Miss Katharine Bird
sail the Misses Murray. Mrs. William Raeburn
Jenkins, ]. Harry Nicholson James Hopkins.
Dr. and Mrs George B. Palmer Dr. and Mrs.
". ByfeId Short, Miss Mary Striker. Mr.. and
Mrs George Wuppernan, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert ". Smith, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Bogart,
DR.. and Mrs Charles B. White Miss Rushmore,
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thanked you before for your beautiful present but
Will thank you now. Your young friend,
- LOUIS c. ZAHNER-
No. ~ Crandall-st, Adams, Mass
Dear Editor: II gave much surprise as
pleasure to sec my the prize winner in your
paper last Sunday. received the book Wednesday,
ana am delighted with IL. I am reading II now.
Yours truly. WILLIAM BROWN CLARRSON.
No SO Winthrop-st.. Brooklyn.
Dear Editor: I received the baseball and thank
you very much for It. It is very fine and worth
winning And hope others will be as successful as
was. l remain your daily reader
Pittsield. Mass. KENNETH BACKMAN.
Dear Editor! II affords me great pleasure to
thank you for my beautiful book, which received
on Tuesday. May a. 1905 Ono Of your contestants,
BERTHA EATON.
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2. Waldo P. Houchin, No SO West Milton-ave;.
Railway. N, J.: 2. " Furney Jefrreys No 70
No. 2l3 West 1o6th-st.. NewYork. City; "a; Olga
Maria Koff. Emerson Hill. Concord, Staten Island,
bany. n Y: &C. Dorothy Leal. No s4s Central,ave s
129th-st., New-York City; q. Donald D. Leonard,
Nc. 50 Pleasant-ave., Ridgewood. y. j.; 49, Seward
te Fevre, No. 267 Winthrop-st.. Brooklyn, N Y;
co. Tessie Levitin. No. 5.4o6 3d-ave. BROOKLYN 81,
Edgar a. Lodge. No. 525 Monroe-st. Broeklyn; 81
Joan Mackenzie, No. IS West s2d-st, New-York
City; 49, jean Maxwell; No. 50 Park-aye Montclair,
N j.; "a, Randolph r. Payne, No. 301 Harkness-
ave. Cleveland; 35 Theodore Rauscht, No Wash
ington-ave. White Plains, N Y: &c. Bessie H. Ries-
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berg. No. 954 sth-ave., New-York City; 81, Arthur
Sahstrom. White Plains Road. between Becker and
Penfeid aves.. The Bronx, New-York City, SS,
Pearl Shepherd. No 20 Columbus-ave. Port Ches-
ter, n Y; SO, L. Simonson, jr.. No. 921 North Pay.
q; 2d7axe , NewcYork City; q. Anna r stewart, No.
31f Main-st Catskin N. y; 42, Marion Sutherland,
No. sS5 Ogden-ave, NewYork City: 4s. Roy
Thompson. No 10l Park-ave., NewYork City; II,
Ruth Tysen, New-Dorp, Staten Island, II. Y; 46 A.
3 Eermilya. No. 537 West 149th-st.. NewYork City;
46 Grace B: Walker, No. SAT Classon ave, Brook
Y. As Dora Werner No; 757 Glenmore,aye. Brock &
lyn; 49. Jerome s. Wertheimer. No los West SOth-
ST; New-York City, and co. George Zelur P. o.
Box 255. Mariners Harbor. Staten Island. N. Y.
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6bines TO Think Abo11f.

Harold A. Cahen, fourteen years DID, OF NO. oo7
Central Park West New-York City, is the priAe
winner IN last weeks contest The little man or
little woman who does the best work in to-day
s'Thinus to Think About will receive an interest
ing book Send your solutions to Little Men ana
Little Women. New-York Tribune before Thurs
day. June is.
OMITTED WORDS PUZZLE
When you xpsss the omitted words In these quo
.ations and put them IN ordsrp one bsaew the
other. ths initial letters VIII srSu ths name Of
q months
.'Ths tuf,sd grow-tos sn4 psis sG;----..,,, -, ,,,-
'tAnd heavenly --- with hsr nix.wnIts nmp.
tIet the Redeemers - be Bung
.fJks = young who has lent his pum@'
pIAMONDA
!. A third of tar; a faithful frlend; eitadeii
small barrel O third OF tar.
3 a fourth OF deal; the terminus O. corners
eountryj Z blaze, alone; fourth OF deal
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hour later what DO you think? A great LADY
such a great lady-a millionairess-is coming to our
school IN a day or twoi AND she is going to give
q prize-a piano-to the girl who can sing the
best Oh but 1 want I'll a new piano! Ihat oid
tling'-sne glanced cOntemDtuousiy at the nttie
cattase plano, which had been one OF her mother 8
wedding presenJs-''is always getting OUT OF tune:
Besides this viii be my very own shall Keep II
She practised constantly during the next two or
three days-practised while her mother was irving srylns
10 get an afternoon nap practsed while her falner
was sleeping IL the early mornings She was par
t;cular about her dress too. and attended TO her
nretty hngernails with such care that she was not
willing 10 soil them by doing anything 10 help her
mother. .
One evening just three after the one on which
my story opened Mrs. Lane had occasion TO go 70
the drug store at the She found Siarlssa
snd her young friends seated at the ice cream soda
fountain
Evening Mrs. Lane" said the druggist, chesr-
fully. Ike you TO meet @ friend OF mine"
Just then an old woman bent with years ana
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silk gown trimmed with point lace. and car
ried a shower bouquet Of lilies-of-th-valisy
and orchids she was attended by Miss
Lyilian Jackson, her sister. maid Of honor.
and by Miss Nancy Neuheld, Miss Irene Alter,
Miss Augusta Dangier. and Miss Evelyn Dangler.
sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaids. Willard
A Alter was best man. and Norris Mitchell Jack
son, Milton U1lman. Adolf Alter and Louis Rosen,
Mrs. NJ. Landau; Mr., and Mrs: Irving ChaEis, d MT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Mr.. and Mre. e. BPM
garn, Miss Claire SpinRarn, Mr.. and Mrs. James
jackson, Alex Lazarus Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sing
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no. won't! I Just don't care to- and won'tr
The speaker whose pretty face was spoiled with
an habitual scowl and pout founced away from
her mothers gentle hand.
But dearie' expostulated the lady, your father
likes 10 hear you sing. and he's so tired. A song
would cheer him up"
Blu, Clarissa went out talk to three four
of her girl ''chunls' the porch. and the too
gentle mother and the too indulgent father were
left TO wish in vain for loving little daughter.
"Oh, mother" cried Clarissa, breathlessly an
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HONOR LIST.

Each of these fifty little men and little women
will receive fine lead pencil marked In gilt letters
with his or her and the words Honor List,
New-York Tribune: !. Bruce Berlin, No 100 West
1o5th-st New-York City; 2. Gilbert Bndewald. No.
70 Breslin-aye Cohoes n. Y: 8, Bessie Brennan
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err Mr. and Mrs Jesse wassermnn. Mrs. z Dcnni-
son Mr. and Mrs julius Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Alter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gencler, Milton
I,andsbereer A Bernhard Nierman, Joseph N.
fioodmsn Henry Ciuttag, Everett Jacobs, DR..
Heurv N KoIes Mrs. Nora 8. Connolly and Mrs.
O'NeiIl Brett After extensive trip through tno
west the couple will live in this city.
WOLFF-SCHNIn
The marriage of Miss Yetta Schnid and DR.. Ben
farn,u yyolr took place last Tuesday at the HerT-
Continued on seventh pase-
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~ cor LITTLE MEN AND LITTLE WOMEN.
Hosy 10 Sgsfra q Prize.

% M % %
5 sure ! wt o Me- a
will % s sa s sss 1% list
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DANGLER-JACKSON.

The marriage of Miss Martha Jackson. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. I. Jackson, and Harry L. Dang
Ter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Dangler. took place
last Monday In this city the Rev. DR.. Now
mari, of1ciating Tho bride wore q white
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No. 40 Fennimore-st.. Brooklyn; g. Herbert Bristol
Glen Ridge. N. J.: g. Grace z. Codman, Box zTs
South Manchester. Conn; .. John C, camner. ir..
No. 80 W!lliam-st. East Orange. N. j.. 7. Madelons
a. Campbell No. 3 Thcmpson-ave. Bradford.
Penn: s. Harold Conkn. No. IA Echo-ave. Now
Rochelle. N Z. 0. Ralph Cooper. No. 2es West aad-
st. Now-York City; 10. Ruth Doty No, &os Eas.
l7th-st, F1atbush. Brooklyn II, Arthur W. Ellis
No. iss Wsshlnston-Ays,, Kingston, N, T.; I1 An
Thoflas Flqod, ga Regiment xrmory, esth-st, and
nEoadwsy, Sew, York CITY, G L. u GaiiLs No, 2g
&arsery &sI;a Goddard. No II Raauiaonf-a wsins.
ford Conn., 16 William Hartley No la7 Milton
st brookiyn: II, Rutherford N Hee4sraon. no. so
South Tth-aye.. MOUNT yssI2n. n. Y; u. Edward
aas ashsaa stsiss, M.ra.n, en soaesee Hs,tsP
Ne. - Prespsct Terrsss, psae hIthsrferd, n, III
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beins officers IN the army. They will be Lsutennns
Arthur w. Holdsrness. Leutsnant john = liam Ham
4 ant kads j. Carpenter. noutenant 10 John !: Hing.
man and 1ieutenant John n. Gibort II VIII os
called yellow wedding. ell the decorations at me
church cr apa nSnae 5 Ssny t s weddr as AZ m
home of the brides parents, NO a40 Palsade-a@ve; ave.
Miss Btllwelfs gown will bo OF white satin,
trimmed with rale old point duchesse lace. which
was worn by her mother and grandmo@ther: @ lie, aer
maid Of honor will wear yellow crepe de chine, with
q white picture hat trimmed with yellow plurnes.
EHANK-LOEB.
Miss Adelaide Loeb daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Loeb and David L Frank were
married last Monday by the Rev. DR.. Joseph
Krauslsofr. Shifra, the country homo OF the
bride at Osontx, Penn. The bride wore white
satin gown trimmed with point lace and tulle
veil fastened with orange blossoms and carried
bouquet OF white orchids orange blossoms emo
lilies-of- -the-vaey. She attended by Miss Hart
of Chicago as maid of honor. and by Miss Doris
Cohen, Miss Anita Blum. Miss Florence Willard
Miss Florence Bear, Miss Nettie shiffer. Miss
Selma Gerstey. Miss Aimee Pulaski and Miss
Katherine Levy as bridesmaids. Miss Theresa
Blum and Miss Blanche Loeb Hirsch were flower
girls Edward Meyer, OF Chicago, was best man
and the ushers were Milton Strauss, NJ; Gold
schmidt A B. Friedman, Sydney KoblenEer
Ferdinand L. Shloss. Albert M. Kahn, j. Ainsieo
Among the guests were signond Frank. MS
Lessing Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hart, Mr.
wagner. Charles Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Ben,amn ni
Wolf Mr.. and Mrs Louis Wolf: Charles Franz
Judge Mayer sulzberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bum
Mr. and Mrs Gabriel Blum MT and Mrs; w MhNan Mrs
F. L. Loeb, Miss Laura Loeb. F. Grant Loeb Mt
and Mrs Louis Loeb and Mr. and Mrs Emil Loco
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gradually resumes it's natural color and retains s when
En- ysh bay Is used; guaranteed Satisfactory pint
o0''sSy WILSON n. COMPANY. 400 Broadway. N Z.
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Answers to Puzzles Published June 4.
DIAMONDS

PRIZE REBUS WINNERS.
Tennessee is the name OF the State which was
illustrated by the prize rebus on our pxgs tive
weeks ago, The prize winners nref Alfrsd Wyksf,
fourteen years cid. OF Goshen, N. y. whe as<z scr
a basshall Natalie Ahrenso twelve years old, Of
No. 20 BrowneI-st.. Stapleton. Staten Island, who
chooses a silver badge, and Clesson B. Athsrton
ten years old, OF No. IS Charles-st sprinSnslA
Mass who will also receive a badge
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

sos 4s E e ryh Sd oSn ga Ts
E 2. s e. 5 5 1 G q: 1 q boy, a =. s.ss sss ss
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FOND oP BIRDS.

AN e1free ert extzxvagsns1y tend Of BIRDS ana
iHzt.A 6Sassafs6 fsxs iasss. asSas q YEA Ssa lHge
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FRENCH COFFEE POTS.

JOS. HEINRICHs SPECIAL COFFEE
and Coffee Pots equal; wholesals ena re'Ail
eas BROADWAY. opposite Flatiron 5ldg. NeM 1or.:
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Mr. Mcpherson said TO q Light
representative today that a study of
the great struggle between Russia
and Japan made IL perfectly clear
to him that Togo was right when he
explained the victory in the Straits
of Japan by saying 1T wss done By
a superhuman power" aud that the
hand OF a mighty invisible power
had been at work irony the begin
ming OF the struggle #Fte believes
that twentiety century miracle Is
being worked out la tiW far East as
great as when lepers Ewere healed
aud dead were raised TO life by
Jesus Christ He will preach on this
subject an the Main Street Christian
church next Sunday night at $50
o 'cloCk. He saws he will he glad to
see all present who feel any inter
est In studying the part that Gods
hand seems 10 be taking In our every
day affairs
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ora f4ksfgxs FfHH ssf@8 kt2ss
efs@Ahnh8 rstSms . Gases ~ h@hsFwt
st eMB4Efaat na as stimulates 18#
liver sHa restores *hs natmr&l Aesgsa
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ssNAms ask~ Raaa ~ agAAaAFY aAhATs
tt#A ttssmM mNs MamAmmks @f NFt@@
se@ F. ua8& asa Di@@sant 20 tAks
Reese sgh@9 thw mAme ostma aa4
fesw sah@sNwte~ @8 N#8Ffa
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There are more deaths directly
due 10 weak lungs than 70 all
other diseases combined They are
humanity's weak spot--the breeding
place OF consumption When the
slightest symptom of trouble Is felt
in the lungs YOU shonld begin the
use % DR. Boschee's German syrup
at once. II is made especially 10
soothe. heal and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes German
Syrup Is a never-failing remedy for
consumption Trial bottle IS cents
Big bottle 75c. Is " Fearis
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MIR Chas. J. Adams, formerly Of
this county. but for several years a
resident Of Denison appears 20 be
quite popular among the Locomotive
Firemen. OF which he is al member.
Al a recent meeting OF the Red Riv-
or lodge be was elected Mister He
received the UNANIMOUS endorsement
of the lodge for the embarrassing
OF the local protective Do8rd. and Is
the legislative representative of the
body Mr. Adams has many friends
Ia this county Nho Wlll be glad 90
hear OF his success and Who wish
him sell ia an his undertakings
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PERSONAL MENTION.

+
Mrs. c. NJ. supple visited in Dallas
today
Ed Piersou Ras a passenger 20
/ Dallas this morning
Prof J. NJ Parker of Italy spent
/ la stnight in the city
Misses Alice and Bee Adkisson
we're visitors to Dallas today
Miss Lille McDuffle returned
this morning from a visit TO West
Texas
Ed Rogers left this morning for
Reagan and Martin 70 spend a short
sacation
Miss Florence Carter Of Houtson
IS visiting the family OF r } Moore
On Franklin street
Mrs. George c. Sweat aud little
Miss Debbie left this morning for
Austin 10 visit relatives.
Misses celia and sadie Allen OF
Decatur arrived this morning 20 Wis
Allen -
Mrs. r T, Johnson snd little sons.
Sidney and Trueman, have gone TO
Paris. Tenn. 10 spend "a esummef
sith relatives
Sister Mary Francis. Who has
been visiting her sister Mrs Chai-
mers McPherson, left yesterday FOR
her home a. Memphis. Tenn
MIR. and Mrs. f r. Plummar of
are visiting MFs Plum
mer's mother, Mrs l.. g. Middleton.
on East Elm street HiltsborD Mir.
roF
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EVER person should know that good
health Is impossible n the kidneys
are derauged Foleys Kidney Cure
will cure kidney and bladder disease
in every form. aud all build up and
strengthen these organs 50 they will
perform their functions properly
No danger of Brights disease or dia-
bstes II Foiey's kidney Cure IS faken
in time n W FpArIs
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" n Mcmillan. Detroit. p A
Flyut, Dallas a = Mas Austin
n G. BurEs TeNarEana = y Car.
ter Houston jake Tubbs, Worth
am - e simon. Nfw Orleans
Ho-~ubanm Dallast h 81 0smoa
San Antoni0 u ~ Eastman Ne~
Orleans p Spann iloassoa "
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