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GOV. cUMM1Hs AHEAD In IOWA.
II There Is No Detection He VIII Be
Renominated.

delegates from the different counties which
Saturday instructed for him In their con-
ventions he win have tlear majority ana
be re-nominated for governor. Perkins
lost several counties which had been con-
coded to him and CtImmins made unex-
pected gains In several places
The alleged interference OF Senator ALL
son In the deal which had been framed up
In Dubuque county to throw the delegation
to Perkins has given one-half the deiegR-
ton to CuInmins, who gains fourteen dele
gates In that county.
Granting Perkins all contested counties
except Wapello, Cumnnine still will con-
troll. Last night. counting WapeIso county
for Cumnlins and giving Perkins the con-
tested counties, Cumnains has 75i Instructed
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ton OF pews and funds for the interior I'm
ishing. Mr.. Henry Hull non-Cafholic,
gave a large quantity of building material.
In the northern neck of Virginia there is
nomination It Is expected to have ST.
Eaixabeths completed by July 1, when
regular services viii be held. Bishop Van
Devyver has promised the committee to
have q priest here. and 1t Is expected that
the mission will be used as a retreat for
ciergymen OF the Richmond diocese In need
Of rest and recreation.
The architect has planned two rooms adj
Joining the sanctuary, one of which will be
the other as q combination sacrisfy and
study The church building Is about 4ox1O0
feet
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The Pleasure Craft.

The new sailing sloop, built by Capt.
Frank KIntz. for service on the river dur
ing the summer months. was put overheard
a day or two ago and win be at once mada
ready for service. The new craft Is a
roomy one, and is expected TO be one of
the fastest OF the sailing craft on the Po-
tomac. She is so built that gasoline pow
er engine can be installed without diff
eulty, and this, It Is stated, viii bs done
next SEASON
The little steam launch Teascr one OF
the few Of the power boats on tie river
row equipped with steam, is to have a
new boiler. which win be ready to install
In the boat In short time
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Russian Police Chief Killed.

A cablegram from Bielostek. Russia, says:
Chief of Police DerkatchofT, against whose
life several attempts had been made, was
shot and killed yesterday by several I'M
known persons while he was out driving
His coachman was severely wounded At
the same time the secret police were at
tackled In another portion of the town, one
OF them being wounded
Six persons were killed In the riotlng at
Warsaw Saturday.
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Four Fatally Hurt in Auto Smash.

-Four persons were injured, two of them
probably fatally, by the overturning of an
automobile near WInnetka. suburb OF Chi
cago. yesterday. The accident was caused
by the bursting of a tire. Those fatally in
tured were Miss Alyine Pinger and Walter
SteffenS. chauffeur. Miss Margaret Pinger
a sister. and Mrs. John Pinger, mother of
the young women, were severely bruised.
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Rumorsd Tatnal for sPennsyv Head,

The New York World publishes the re-
port that Henry Tatnall. now vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. is slated to succeed
President Cassatt. Mr.. Tatnall was re-
ceiver OF the Asphalt Trust and organized
the Franklin National Bank of Philadel-
phia, concern IN which the Pennsylvania
railroad, the Equitable Life, the Adams
Express and the Frick-Phipps crowd were
Jointly interested.
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New Crenno
Victoria Size-5c.

In every factor that goes to make up
cigar quality, the Neao Creme at Sc. will
equal or surpass any cigarthat sold at3-for-
25c. before "A" (Triangle Al processes
were perfected.
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Plan to Reduce British Army.

The London Express gays 1t understands
that the military program of Secretary OF
War Haldane includes reduction OF the
infantry OF 10000 and of the artillery by
forty-eight batteries.
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and iron and registers z, I13 tons net She
is 345 feet in length, forty feet I'm breadth,
and twsnty-six feet deep. In her cargo are
.050 standards OF deals. shipped by George
Mexican OF st. John, and valued at s31 .00o
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ST0ndS TOr 17O7eSr OIS0F v ~1UeS
tobacco curing, blending and ripening,
which have not only improved cigar quality
so to 100 per cent, but have made that
quality an absolutely fixed and certain
factor in each brand.
All cigars made under these processes
have the "A" triangle Al stamped on
the front of the boxes. If you ask for,
and insist upon getting, a brand SO marked,
you can be sure of the quality of that cigar
before you light it.
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Big DOLLARS WORTH
pint Pure Rye, All for
quart Barton Port, C a GhAk
quart Sherry, } " u HUU

Port Wine. 5-year-old California, alb
solute purity guaranteed, gal, 81.
Old Barton Port, sample bottle free;
at, SOC; gal, $3.50.
Sunny Slope Bourbon Whisky, full
at, SOC.
California Brandy, full at, Csc.
a. B. G.. Malt Extract, an excellent
Spring Tonic, doz, $11S.
A. B. G. Beer, made from best Boz
hemian hops, special for Saturday,
per case of "a OTIS, 1896.
Grape Juice, unfermented, at bot.
ties, 38c.
sirloin or Porterhouse Steak,
h., 121ac.
Veal Shoulder Roasts, lb, lie.
Veal Loin Roasts or Chops, Id, l5c. IS
Veal Stew, Brisket and Flank, ID, Sc.
Ribbed Beef, export quality, ID. dc.
Round Steak. the very best, ID, Zoe.
Little Pig Pork Sausage, link, ID,
121@c.
Bulk Pork Sausage or Hamburg
Steak, Id, sc.
-
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make you irritable; you can't sleep.
you are unable to quietly and calmly
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children. -
The relation of the nerves and gen
erative organs in woman is SO close
that nine-tenths of the nervous pros
tration, nervous debility, the blues,
sleeplessness and nervous irritability
arise from some arrangement of the
organism which makes her woman.
Fits of depression or restlessness and
irritability spirits easily affected, SO
that one minute she laughs, the next
minute weeps; pain in the abdominal
region and between the shoulders;
loss of voice; nervous dyspepsia; a
tendency to cry at the least provoca-
tion-all these point to nervous pros
tration. ~ ~ v
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months of pros
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. =
Mrs.1M. E. Shotwell, of 103 Flatbush
Avenue, BROOKLYN, N. Y, writes:
IT cannot express the wonderful relief I
have experienced by taking Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound I suffered for
long time with nervous prostration, back
ache, headache, loss of appetite I could
not sleep and would walk the floor almost
every night.
81 had three doctors and got no better, and
life was burden. was advised to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and it has worked wonders for me-
II am well woman, my nervousness is all
gone and my friends say look ten years
younger" j,
Will not the volumes of letters from
women made strong by Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound convince
all women of it's virtues?s Surely you
cannot wish to remain sick, weak
and discouraged, exhausted each day,
when you can be as easily cured as
other women.
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C0LYILL MONUMENT
IDEA WELL RECEIVED

In all probability the legislature next
winter will appropriate money for a
monument to be erected over the grave
of Colonel William .Colvill, now I'M
marked in the cemetery at Can
non Falls. The matter was given public
attention by T.. A. Rosing in his all.
dress to the Grand Army encarnpment,
and is certain to be presented to the
legislature. Mayor NJ B. Cnllon1 Of
Duluth, who was in the city yesterday,
said: 81. s
hands of his state. end he. had many
friends III Duluth who would be glad to
see his memory properly cherished. He
was resident OF Duluth for several
years when in the land office, and our
people feel that he was one of us.
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IS dRslSl I'd

Bananas, sound, ripe fruit, doz, lac.
Oranges, best navels, ZIG size, doz,
22c; $50 size, 32c.
Blood oranges, seedless, doz, 25c. Z
Fresh Pie Plant, ID, &c.
Lettuce, bunch, Sc.
New Onions, per bunch, &c.
e Asparagus, large original punches,
lac.
Spinach, fresh, peck, 25c.
Butter, Valley Creamery, half
gallon jars, $1.38.
Butterine, 2-lb bricks, Csc. r.
Lard, best grade, ID, l0c.
Brick Cheese, extra quality, 10, lac.
Rich Wis. Cream Cheese, lb, lac.
Peanut Butter, h-lb jar, l5c; lib
jar, 25c.
Strained Honey, screwtop jar, Sc.
Crisp Potato Chips, lb, zoe.
Sliced Corned Beef, ID, lac.
Sliced Boiled Ham, ID, 24c. +
"a Dill Pickles, qt, &c; gal, zoe. 49,.
Horse ,Radish, pure root, pit, lac.
Graham Crackers, fresh baked,
h., &c.
Crisp Ginger Snaps, lb, SC. -. -
Soda and Oyster Crackers, ID, SIC;
by the box, ID, SC. - H..
Dainty Premium Sodas, ID, 7c; by
the box, ID, &c.
Old Time Sugar Cookies, pkg, Sc.
a. Full Line of Fine Pastry.
Special for Saturday: Doughnuts,
Cookies, Cakes, 15c to soc; Char
lotte Russo, Cream Puffs. ss s ~
Dates, lb. &c. - L.
Figs, California, lib pkg, &c.
Sailed Peanuts, lb, 14c
Sunshine Kisses, always 40c, Sat
urday, ID, 25c.
.Marshmallows. ID, 25c.
Barbecue Jelly, SOC jars, 19e.
Marmalade. imported, jar, lie.
Corn, O. G.. Brand, best corn
packed, can lie.
Sweet Corn, Minnesota, can, sc.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Miss Leonard has returned from New York
The Ladies' guild of Grace Episcopal church
will have sale of home baking tomorrow after
noon. at 2433 Bloomington avenue. 4.
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house, New
York, for the week We're: n Mrs. Edward q.
Gale. Mrs. Morris Hallowel1.' = 49,.
Rev. +: II. Dugan Of Holy Rosary church will
sail TO" Europe in few weeks. He vii! visit
the Holy Land before returning to America.
Mrs. Frank H. Libby Of Oshkosh Wis, has
returned home after visit with her mother on
Nicollet avenue and Seventeenth street.
/ Minneapolis reo:,le at News York hotels are
as follows: Grand Union. Miss L. r. Kane Hol-
land, J. H. Norfeld. G. H. Christian: Fifth Ave
nue., $. Washburn: Asto:.TG. II. Smith.
Circle No. of the Ladies Ak! society of
Fowler church viii! give d thnoblA bee at the
home of Mrs. Pickering 1925 Emerson avenue s,
4 tomorrow at . pm. 81! (!
I The thimble bee of the Benefcent Degree Of
NicOllet council. No. II, Modern Samaritans, was
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. John ". Healey,
40 Royalston avenue Present were Mines.
Ludwig Arctander. Donald McLennan, Rosala
/ HILL Arthur Caldwell henderson, +. B. Clark,
! f. V. Clark, Henry Voegeli. Sharplers. Roy
| Sperry: Misses Nora Hunt and Mabel Kenner
SOIL and DR.. Mary Towers. Elaborate refresh
ments were served. Mines. +. b. Clark ant
Arthur Caldwell presided at the piano
TO tone down. refine, beautify the face uss
! Satin skin powder. 4 tints Only Csc.
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The marriage Of Miss Mary ,Leonora
Pierce, youngest daughter of Orrin S..
Pierce and Robert. Elsmore Cowie, was
quietly solemnized Wednesday evening
Thurston, rector Of st. Paul s Episcopal
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gardner, Jr.,
entertained at cards, followed by, a
luncheon. at Masonic Temple, Thursday
evening in honor. of Miss Clara Gard
sner, Lenora Spregel, Josie Olson and
Annie NJ. Keller, "a ~
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church. read the service in the presence
OF only the relatives and lmmed1ate'
friends Of the family. MI. and Mrs.
Ccwie will be at home for asshort time
at 1895 Laurel avenue
! A shower. was given Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. a. j. McMl-
chael, 10l5 Seventh street Sc, in, honor
of Mrs. McMichael three weeks old
baby. There were twelve guests and
they brought many pretty gifts for the
tiny guest Of honor. Light re reshmlentts
We're served.
Mrs. A. Sonnenberg will entertain
the members of the Deutscher Frauen
club at her home, 1900 Fourteenth ave
nue. S, Thursday afternoon. Cards will
be played, and assisting the hostess
will be Mines G. G. Schultz, Mary Mas
solt, r. Miller.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Newell enter
tanned company Of Black River Falls,
Wis, Young people at their home on
Elliott avenue last evening IN honor
OF Misses Bright, Thompson and Muir
ray. A delightful evening was spent
with music and readings, and dainty re-
freshments were served. Those present
were Mr.a and Mrs. @ 'Hearn and daugh-
ter. Dorothy, Misses Hardy, Post,
Bright. Kjelland. Thompson, Murray,
Edna Bright. Messrs Clark, Jones, Pet
erson, Kjelland, Vanderhoot and Cults.
Mrs. p. }. Moran gave p dinner last
! evening at. the Hampshire Arms. The
/. table decorations were in pink anC
green, with tulips for the centerpiece. 81
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Neighborhood Current Events.

The. Neighborhood Current Events
club was entertained yester!av by Mrs
EdwardD Hamill and Mrs. George O..
Brown at the home of the former, 3044
Celfax avenue S. The first programi of
a series on Germany was given. Mrs.
Lee Nelson presented the current
events; Mrs. Harriet Richardson gave
q map talk, and 4 description of the
German flag Mrs. II. G.: Richardson
spoke on A Glimpseaof Germany from
Earliest Time to, the Present Mrs,
H. K: Richardson, "'The Rhine, It's I'm;
portance Ito Germany2EIts Castles and
Legenas''; Mrs. A.gG. Randall. 'sThe
Nibelungenlieds and Gudrun.''s Miss
Wi il Pearson Y Hg . the program
next. meeting will be April Il with Mrs.
w: 81 Cheney, '31A9 s[5yndale avenue s.
e&I:t In Memory of. Miss Anthony.
Memorial services for the late Susan
R.RAnthony will be held under the All
spices Of the State Suffrage associati ion,
Sunday at 3 pm, in She First Unitarian
church, ! .Etta -- ! - .:~r,--r. -.
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The closing party of Mrs. Noble s
Thursday class was held yesterday af-
ternoon in the hall on Hennepin avenue
The programs were :: decorated with
dainty pen and ink sketches. and about
twenty numbers were danced The. hall
was prettily decorated in the spring
| colors, green and white, and bunting
| and palms We're used. For the last
| meeting Of the children s class tomor-
row a flower cotillion has been ar.
ranged.
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Nervous Women
Their, Sufferings Are Usually
, Due to Female Disorders
Perhaps Unsupported
a MEDICINE THAT CURES

Can we dispute
t h e we'll known
factthat:A1nerican
women. are ner-
|vouS =? /
, How often dove
hear the express
sion, Il am SO ner-
|vous, it seems as if
I should fy;' or,
" Don't speak to
me-" Little things
)onnox, v,on aud
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Beach's Glycerine Hand Soap con-
ltains no free alkali-nothing to injure
the most delicate cuticle. At the same
time it removes all traces Of dirt, grease
or CRIME, leaving the hands soft and
white. A trial cake, costing 5 cents,
will convince you of its merits. Get
one today.
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Telephone Peas, can, Zoe.
Tomatoes, fine Standards, can, lie.
Spinach, BIB cans, 14c.
Tender Beets. 3-lb cans, 14c.
Peas, extra small, tender, 0. C
Sweet Wrinkle Brand, worth zoe
can, 15c. - - .~
Yellow Peaches, 25c cans, 18c.
Apricots, BIB cans, lie.
Bartlett Pears, BIB cans, Zoe.
Peaches, peeled, gal cans, 38c.
Apricots, gal cans, 33c. ...
Soap, Monarch, 10 large bars, zoe.
Ammonia or Bluing, at, &c.
Borax, lib pkg, lie. H..
Klensall, 5-lb pail, soc. H..
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Miss Elmeda Blood gave daffodil
llsnc heon2 Thursday. at her home on
Ninth street S, in honor of Mrs Pa,
brides. The decorations were prettily
carried out in yellow entirely AMI
| daffodils gave touches of bright color
everywhere. The place cards were
| dainty watercolors in daffodils, and the
names in gold. After luncheon the
guests enjoyed theater party at the
| Orpheum. '%:f
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Nat NJ Wills, the comedian filing
his annual engagement, in the ''Duke
of Duluth at the Bijou, is not only
clever himself, but he insists on hav
ing clever people about him. One Of
hetfavorites is Tony Hart, who is his
nnderstudy and plays the part of a
Surally by his talent as an entertainer,
as he is the SON of the famous Tony
Hart Of Harrigan and Hart fame.
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| Mrs Claude Cotton was the hostess
at a luncheon yesterday afternoon at
her home in honor of Mrs. E. r. Karr
of Chicago. The table was decorated
in yellow and jonquils were prettily
arranged in a fern basket, while at
either side of the -centerpiece stood a
candelabrum holding yellow tapers.
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women never truly command
till they have given their promise
to obey; and they are never IN more
danger Of being made slaves than
when the men are at their feet. -
Farquhar. =. E. - ~ .sr3

Mrs. r. II. Cobb and Mrs. A. F..
Brucholz will receive informally tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Brucholz, 1855 Bryant avenue S, in
honor of Mrs. w. H. Lacey Of Shanghai,
China, who is in Minneapolis for the
Methodist convention. Mrs. Lacy is
the daughter of the late Mrs. Mary G.
Mind of Minneapolis, and formerly re-
sided in this city. No formal invita-
tions have been issued, but all friends
of Mrs. Lacy are invited to meet her.
The hours will be from 3 to 5 o clock.
Mrs. Lacy, while in Minneapolis, is the
guest of Mrs. G. E. Cobb. ..'
!. Mrs. S. M. Yale gave pink lunch
con this afternoon at Donaldson 9 tea
rooms in honor of Mrs. Daniel Frohman
of "The Lion and the Mouse' com.
pany, and her sister, Miss Frohman, Of
New York. Covers were laid for eight
and the round table had low mound
of pink tulips and pink shaded tapers
surrounding it. Yesterday evening Mrs
Yale gave dinner at her home in hon
or of Mrs. Frohman The centerpiacc
Of the table was in pink and white and
! basket filled with pink carnations
made a dainty ornament. There were
ten guests. .-s g." .. .-. ,.,. e.
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II. & i. {. Rates.

Dallas-Oct. IS and 29, Nov l
and 2; limit Nov. Sd Rate $3.50.
Nacogdoches-No and G; limit
Nov. 18th. One and one-third fare.
Dallas, account Dallas Fair
Morning Oct. "A. 81 and 2S: limit
date OF sale Rate $1.00. Daily,
Oct. - to Oct 2S; limit two days
from date of sale-rate $1.05. Daily
Oct. II to Oct. %; limit Oct 90
rate $l.20. A special train will leave
WaXahachie at 5:55 p. m. each day
during the Fair, making close con
uection at Garrett and arriving at
Dallas at 7:34 p. m. The special
will wait at Garrett for train leaving
Dallas at p. IN.
Waco, Texas, Nov. 2 limit Nov @.
Account Agricultural Meeting of Co
operative Farmers. Rate $500
J C.. KENNEDY. Agent
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rourth Quartcrl, tnnfercncc.

UEITIU- IUNI"- UOT - mo i0uIfh
quarterly conference tag Ihy Oyjlla
chars. convened at saJdis last Sat-.
urjuE Pres. a.ul Elder Campbell
preached a euud sermon and then
'Ho .Hau u. In, Scrolls church spread
u.o4 H.rt.. The conference, ass-
..Hu Nu# Hs.H .u Too afternoon Most
ut tN" official. sven. present Ihes
HNt collected W4.. EHaH enough fa
uaH fH. presiding .l1sf .ud pastor
fHutF .H.ar... .a uI This closes mt
f#HrtH .... aU8 BEL WanF HatIH BE-
aa# fn, H..I #HHr .H IN. $500 Tf#uE
Good I.. ... #..EH.
49, II HARRIS
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ra Gallons ww LANCER
He H8 fa M this Main street
~ IS ,,oe.o. far rr7. and
Z
#a aaHar fur rae school children
..n Ua#|H E4lf office "
ra hna8aaB and - tx usEafr
aa e gae kafy To- Dallas this
morning
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.f sa a-. axtent bs fh, rrast Tur..
aaF uisht.
q.ha yfy f.l,l, ,.tff r-n.. ,.f,n Nf,..
u.rtra rs.rse esturasy eftarg@an st
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E0N3 medical aid p. w FEARS.
The r Cruut CO. ,s headquar.
..a ter ..t ttna. nj ra-fan hoee
.f...r. -f,t, non rf,.... ~ Of, -
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some farmers In the county nave
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Phone your orders to NJ NJ. Mfg.
20 Tor zee, All orders VIII be lIied
'''I,p-'' ID. - ''''N"9' 'l'''' -
4N4 b'pai IIA'h1- 90
The members Of the Presbyterian
vhurch choir are requested to meet
"a the church Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock, for practice rs
All boys interested in light
weight football team are urged to
meet tonight on the south side of
square at o'clock prompt.
Mrs Charles Dunning died yester-
! dav morning in the Cotton Mills ad
/ dition The intermant tool, Mace TO-
1 dav at the CITY cemetery.
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l. j. Brown and Mr.. kirkpatrick,
who bought land in Greer county, Ok
lahoma and who moved to their pur-
chase last year, have sold ont and
after gathering crop, will return to
the county of counties. Ellis.-Mil-
ford Observer
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Print Your RnggY Tor 20

.o $500 with DEVICES Gloss Carriage
Paint It weighs 3 TO 8 ozs. more 70
che pint .hau others. wears longer.
and gives Gloss equa! TO now work
Sold by WuNhtchic Lumber Com
Haur Nou &Thur-d-w
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Au members of the Ellis County
Republican club are requested to
meet af tho court bous" in WaXaha-
chic uu Saturday. October 20. 80 @
O'Clock %. u be- uu hand and bring
some One with YOU
COMMITTEE
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Epworth League Social.

The League will De entertained to-
morrow evening by Miss Minnie
Sims at her home ON Brown street.
An LnagUcrs and their friends are
invited
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knights of pythias.

All members requested 10 be on
hand tonight Work i'm ranks of
Page and Knight
GUS MEYERS. c. c.
BEN ABBOTT. X. Of RS.