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pepew Declines Invitations.

Senator Depew continues to decline
invitations to dinners and other pub
lie functions and it is probable that
the once famous wit and after-diuner
speaker has told his last joke at af-
fairs of this kind. Within the last
month there were a dozen annual at
fairs which the senator never missed,
but his chair was vacant at all Of
them.
, 1906-07-12
Left to Inference,

well, good-by for three years. said
the criminal lawyer to his client, who
had just been sentenced.
"Oh, no, not that long" answered
the prisoner.
Expect a p%ardon?"
No"
Going to break out?"
NO
A thoughtful expression was OBJ
served to settle upon the countenance
of the criminal lawyer.
, 1906-07-12

ROBERT C.. MIDDLEWOOD.
" Cattle branded left side, horses right
W. hip. Range, head of Sage and Saver,
- creeks. Address, Saratoga, wyo.
, 1906-07-12
Welcome Relief.

The moment the nurse turned her
back the rich baby ran over and
Kissed the poor baby lfrantically.
Its such a relief to get hold of
somebody who isn't sterilized," he ex-
claimed, in baby talk, for he spoke no
English.
81 understand, old man." rejoined
the poor baby indulgently.-Life.
, 1906-07-12
Good Description.

THAT girl has me where she wants
me. She draws me out, and always
sees right through me. And when
she's had enough of me she shuts me
up in a hurry"
Say. what are you, a ~telescope?"
, 1906-07-12

All Fees Due at the End of Season
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Mcdonald Chiefs Colt.

Mr. John B ThrockmortonI Of
Lexington Ky, sold last week a 4
year old, l6 hands high Mcdonald
Chlef geiding, weight 1925 pounds
TO Boston parties for $1,000. This
is said to be one of the greatest
geldlngs IN Kentucky and will be
heard from later on in the horse
shows Of the East.
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Entertainment.

The Southern Presbyterian
Church has completed arrange
ments with the Mlstletoe Lyceum
Co, ofNew York, for the spectac-
ular production of "AoNEyRA," the
play being baced on the Famous
-Four, by Rogers, This production
has pleased large audiencse recent,
ly, in the surrounding cities and as
the electrical effects are gorgeous,
this will be the best home talent
entertainment ever given in. this
citys Fully 200 home people form
the cast. See papers for date later.
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Camping Parties.

Misses lisa B White, Nell Upton,
Anna laura Drake, Mildred Davis
Etzebeth Clay, Mrs. Anna Upton
and Messrs Grover Anderson, Hint
Prlest' Charlie kirkpatrick, Thorn,
SON Coleman, Thomas Sutton and
Newton. Duff compose a pleasant
party on the classic waters of Slate.
Chenault Cockrell entertained. at
his camp on Slate creek last week,
Shelby Tribble, William Young.
Jacob and Roger Hedden and Har-
ny Hunt.
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LAND STOCK AND CROP

John Taul sold a mule colt to
Ike Crouch for $75.
FOR SALE-A .-yr.old red Short
horn BULL fiue stock.
45-tf c. B. Hainline, Route 6.
william Ewing has sold his farm
Oh lOO acres to E -c!ark for
$4,000 and Mr.. Ewing has bou ut
a farm in Clark county of rs acres
for $4,000.
James Patrick, sold his cement
farm containing about 700 acres
at price somewhere between $685.
600 and 100000. Mr.. Patrick
purchased of Robert Blackburn
his plat Of land adjoining Stanton,
containing five acres for $500.
Mr.. Blackburn then purchased
Charlie Spencers' home containing
ten acres tor $500, and Mr. Spen-
Ger bought lot in Winchester and
Is builing residence on it.
Nick Hadden Jr. mas had some
experience in killing rats. A
neighbor came to his barn with a
dog They. killed PIP rats. a
oushel and a half. If the hunt
had been on Monday the number
might have been much larger.
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Back to Scott.

Caleb Powers has been ordered
by the district Federal Couftto be
returned TO the custody of the
Scott county jailer where he will
stands fourth trial for conspiracy
II. Die AuiSss of Governor eDsbslJ
Powers has been convicted under
the charge three times. Twice the
sentence has been life imprison-
ment and once the sentence was
death. Powers is reported 10 be
cheerful and is hopeful that he
will come clear the. f5prta tsIal.
=
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vINOL's RELIABILITY
Countless Physicians Join with
Mr.. Lloyd in Recommending
VinOl

Countless physicians and drug
gist are now prescribing and in
dorsing Vinol as the most valuable
cod liver preparation known to
medicine and it isfastsuperseding
all other forms of cod liver oil
A prominent physician writes II
am satisfied that Vinol derives it's
wonderful life giving and strength
creating power from the medicinal
curative elements found in the
Gods liver. 1t is the best strength
creating creator'and vitalizer for
old people. weak women, children,
and the convalescent that ever
saw" "
A mother physician writes 81
could cite many cases where health
has been restored in a surprisingly
short time by vinol / should be
very sorry to have to do without
Vinol in my practice. It mas no
equal for hard colds, throat and
bronchial troubles
Now, when we tell you that we
have never sold in our store a rem
eays Of such rsmagkab bic sctilative
abd strength Il III & Ispws AN vi
lil1l, tie weA EfIe ajlA the
aged. ana tIiat Il fat 86m-
phsN what we say il ava III will \
refaWd your mNNeg hes-
tionSno ailing person should hest
tate 70 Try Nipol With such an I'M
derstanaing,
~ cases whers cod livs1 oil
emissions and cher Ienics fail
Vip6l will heal strengthen and
euFs-7 sWaS k1eEds dEoggist
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--latest
Ifyou are looking for good Ok.
fords in white, gray, red or tan, go
to J. II. Drummer, the Shoe Man.
1871 ft
Stanton news.

Joe Campbell died in Powell
county, May 18th, of appendicitis
He was about 80 years old. and a
good citizen. lie leayes a wife
and feup children. -.
J. W, conlee' has sold his farm
of 100 sncres. one hunnred and
ten acres Of which is bottom land,
for $500.
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Companions.

Atrsgular meeting of Mt. Horeb
Chapter No. 81, May 25 at 80 p.
m. there will be work in Most Elk.
cellent Master and Royal Arch
degrees. All Royal Arch Masons
are cordially invited.
g. r ARMSTRONG, ..Sec'y.
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FOR SALE.

Because we are putting gas
through our residence we have four
good stoves for sale, one st Louis
range and three heater. Apply at
tbissofljce, IF hGS
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school Entetainment.

On Wednesday, night at Somer=
set Church, the children in Coun-
oll Bluff school, Taught by Miss
Mary WEIGH gave an entertain
ment, consisting of gepitations,
Dialogues, vocal-and instrumental
m0sic. The attendance was large
The Mt Sterling string band tur-
uished music. The admittance fee
vas for the painting Of the school
building.
For two years Miss Weclh has
bad charge of this school. Her
service is highly acceptable, and
The pupils have made fine progress
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Escaped

a colofed tpfiso6ei'in City. jail
working put fne fot drahkeaess
and disQEdeFly conduct escaped
Saturday. His name is Morte
Peters.
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JAS W. White, bought near N
Middletown, as follows: OF Jno
J Redmon, one for sllO Chas,
: CLARK, one for $ll2.50 j. W.
Young, one for 500. Thos. Me-
ran one Tor 500, Young Bros.
K gessos sS0s gSssn 4 Bed b dSe
for S125 These colts were BY u
VI Young's Jack Black S9npson.
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Werequest all persons who ex-
pect to return to their former
homes in Mont gomery county to
inform their relatives and friends
through the Advocate.
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fgI City Supervisors.

Mayor G. w. Harris has appoint
ed the following Supervisors for
the city B. F, Cockrell, c. H.
Petry and John W. Hayden.
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All the new things in Missee and
ehildrens' slippers u
Punch & Graves
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Three shares of Mt. Sterling
Bank stock were sold Monday.
the price PAID vas s7o5 per sksIe;
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RI Punch 4 Graves
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OF New Styles in New Suits

: s HING NEW We are continually and finish .
necRs New Shades Of Grey Boston Blues sbepa Paids fresh from
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SPECIFICATIONS DRAWN UP
But City Solicitor Townsend
Has Not Passed on Them.
THE MATTER IS HANGING FIRE
And the Outcome Is Regarded
as Uncertain.
solicitor Townsend Says n = Does Not Know
What Council Wants, But when He Finds
Out He VIII give an Opinion.

The specifications drawn up for the
regulation of the disposal OF garbage,
should the city contract with outsiders
for its disposal, have gotten into a pecu-
liar situation. The Specifications, after
having been submitted to City Solicitor
Townsend, were returned to the crema-
tory committee Of Council, and last
Thursday evening were presented to
Council. but no action was taken. 1t
was decided to again submit the specifi-
cations to the city solicitor,
When asked about the specifications
by a reporter of Every Evening, City
Solicitor Townsend said: Il returned the
specifications to Council without my APP
prevail or disapprovnl. l did not know
what they wanted then, nor do know
what they want yet I simply do not
know what City Council wants. / cannot
tell whom they intend 10 furnish the ma
chinery, in case they let out the crema-
tory, nor who is supposed to pay for it,
Neither do / know whether the machin-
cry will belong TO the city or to the
contractors at the expiration Of the time
If they will furnish me with the neces-
sary data l win give them an opinion"
At present the city burns its garbage
in a municipal crematory, but there is
talk of letting the disposal out by con-
tract if Council feels that this can be
done to advantage.
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mercantile or manufacturing purposes
with different tenants or grades of occu.
pancy above them, they must be enclosed
entirely with iireproof walls; in non-fre-
proof buildings such enclosures must be
of brick extending from the foundation
mp to the top level OF the second tier of
joists. There can be no openings into the
first floor OF basement of such enclosures.
and no opening from the first floor TO the
basement shall be underneath such a
stair unless the street entrance floor and
the sollitsof the first fight OF stairs and
the ceilings are made iireproof and COM
pietely cut off from the wall holes. but
no passenger elevator IN such an entrance
on stair hail shall extend to the base
ment.
If the entrance to the main public hall
is the only entrance 10 more than one
flight Of stairs, the several portions of
such main entrance hall which separate
the entrance of the building from sew
eral flights Of stairs, respectively, must
be Increased at least one foot in width
for each additional flight Of stairs, pro-
vided, that if the length of such entrance
or public hall is of a greater depth than
fifteen feet the width shall be at least
one foot greater than the prescribed
minimum for the first twenty-five feet
length Of hall and shall be further in
creased at least six inches for each and
every twelve and one-half feet OF the
fraction thereof Of increase in length in
excess of twenty-five feet All such en-
trance halls in through buildings on in
terror lots shall extend through to the
yard, or to the farthest flight of stairs
opening from a courtway leading direct
to a street or alley.
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Gift for lib. Toman.

A large delegation of the members of
the Bayard Legion Democratic Club went
to New Castle last Thursday evening and
called upon James B, Toman, TO present
him with gold watch chain in honor Of
his iftieth birthday anniversary. Among
those who took part in the affair were;
John v. Garland, John B. Dunbar, James
b. Thompson, Frank Roberts, James E..
Hasson, William S. Knight, Frank NJ.
Sewer, Howard Dunbar. Thomas Nc
Hugh, DR.. Charles NJ. Almond, Thomas
Holly, Thomas Carney, Joseph +. McCul-
lion James Gillespie, James Burke, Harry
Brady, James j. Whalen, James b. Brady,
James White, Harry White. The chain
was presented by Mr.. Thompson, and his
address was appropriately responded TO
by Mr.. Toman. A programme Of music,
mostly vocal selections, was given.
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good when l left Denmark 25 years ago,
and are, of course, better now. Each
child went 10 school every other day, as
there was not room for an. and l have
seen little shepherd boys in the fields
watching the flock and studying their
lessons for the next day
"lhe upper class possess a hundred or
more acres of land and are proud of their
hieh-bred stock, their well-kept fields,
their diaries and wealth of wooden and
linen, all home raised, and made into gar
ments by the women of the household
The home itself was very roomy, besides
the places for weaving, baking and brew
ing, for nobody drinks water In Denmark
but always home made beer. The LONG
tables were white as scrubhing could
make them, the wall bright with copper
and brass utensils. There were several
large rooms and bedrooms ON one floor
and a great room lined with chests filed
with the stores of linen. Christmas and
weddings are the two great festive oc-
casions, the latter always taking place i'm
November, which would seem TO be
lucky month, for Mrs. Krebs remarked
that the breaking of the marriage vow
was unheard Of in Samsoe. In the long
WlUNtI evenings iie uuNHNMlAt uih Ntl
maid servants are busy spinning the fax
and wool for the cloth which was often
bleached in meadows far from home, but
was never stolen. The master and mis-
tress Of such home are very dignihed.
demanding and receiving respect from
those about them. The wife especially,
is very stately as she goes about her
household business in the national cos
tune, and women in Scandinavia are held
in high esteem. Denmark produces the
finest butter which is put in air tight
vessels and sent to all parts Of the world,
even to Japan"
The programme for next Tuesday is
an article on Housekeeping Forty-ive
Years Ago. the drama, Mrs Baylis;
home politics, Mrs. Nields. A. S.
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The Exhibition WIN Close az 10 O'Clock
This Evening

The Exhibition WIN Close at 10 O'Clock
This Evening.
The Poultry Show which opened in
Turn Hall, on Tuesday, and which has
been such a SUCCESS, will close tonight.
toT the benefit Of market people, the
show was opened at O'Clock this
morning instead Of ] O'Clock in the
afternoon. This change was beneficial,
ns a large number Of farmers took ad-
vantage Of It and visited the hall.
The largest crowd Of the week is ex-
peoted tonight. The show closes at 10
o'clock and all the birds will remain
IN the hall until after that hour.
I Many visitors have expressed them
selves as being delighted with the
exhibition, and with but lew ex-
ceptions thers were no complaints
about the decision Of the judges In
awarding the prizes,
The birds will be cooped tomorrow
and shipped On Monday to their
owners. A number Of tho birds are
entered at the poultry show 10 be
held 10 Scranton, Pa, naxt week.
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ORuCIBLE STEEL co.'s PLANS.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 13. Plans have
been perfected by the Crucible Steel
Co. OF America for the erection Of a
large steel Plant at Thirty sixth street
and the Allegheny Valley railroad.
The new plant will contain 70 pudding
furnaces and win give employment to
1900 men.
Ii is also announced that the
Cruoible Steel Co. will enter .he field
for the manufacture Of railroad springs.
Several acres OF ground on Fifty first
street have bean purchased and, il is
said, a mill will be built within a
short time. The spring department
will employ 2, 400 men.
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VETERANS SAD PLIGHT.

Chicago, H., Jan. l2.-Gray haired and
bent with age, Samuel Lee, who claims to
be a grandson of Mai Gen. Charles Lee
Of Revolutionary fame, was an applicant
for lodging at the Harrison Street Police
Station Thursday. Justice Caverly, to
whom Lee told the story of his plight
gave him the.price Of a bed and he hobbled
to a Clark street clearinghouse.
Lee was born in Philadelphia. He was
color-bearer Of Co. i, Twenty-sixth Penn
sylvania Volunteers, in the War Of the
Rebellion. At the battle OF Lookout
Mountain his right hand was shot of. lie
receives from the government a pension
of S22 a month. Coming to Chicago be-
fore the fire Of 1871, he has lived here
since He has been employed in the
county recorders office, he said, and also
in the postoilice under Col. Stuart.
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On Wednesday evening Miss Fietta
Lohner was given surprise party at
her home, 702 East Eleventh street,
by Miss Edna Boyce. Those present
we're; Edna Boyoe, Emma Smith Of
Philadelphia, kietta Lohner, Lizzie
Shaud, May johnson, Anna McGaugh,
Ora Boyce, MadRe Pagton, Bessie
Mullin, Ida Lemmons, Florence Lem
mons, Ella Trimble. Sadie Lohner,
William Banning, Walter Eawdon,
John Bowers, s. Pusey of Milford,
Harry Groves, Harry Shaud, Rueben
Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Curey and many
others.
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THE DUPONT BUILDING.

Work is being vigorously prosecuted
on the excavations for the new dupont
building. just what the plans call for as
to completion is not generally known,
but it is said that two stories Of the
building, at least, will be under ground.
As the structure will be eleven stories
high above ground, it viii take a long
time to build it. According to some peo-
pie who expect to rent Offices in the
building, it is expected that it viii be
completed and ready for occupancy by
March 25fh. 1907.
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Mrs. William Morris gave luncheon
on Wednesday evening at her residence,
1902 West Eighth street, In honor q
W. +. Norris birthday anniversary.
The guests we're MIR. and Mrs. William
Fell Of Newark. Mr.. and Mrs. ).
Doran Of Philadelphia, Miss Blanche
Pennington Of this city and ". ID.
Moore OF Chadd's Ford.
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The Alexis Recital Co., composed Of
Miss Isabel F Verne, dramatic soprano,
Miss Edith Parker pianist, and Miss
Martha Alexander, violinist, viii be the
musical attraction at the Y. NJ. c. A.
mems meeting in the Garrick Theatre, to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. 7. G.
Roberts-Horsfeld of New York City will
make an address on Attempting the I'm
,,oeaibIa
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pemonstrating : Ualarrh cure.

The Penn Drug Co. of Philadelphia
is demonstrating their catarrh cure at
the store of Miller Drug Co., 4O2
Market street, this week. The COM
pany claims to have a rational aud
Intelligent cure for oAtarrh. The
concentrations will likely last several
daVa
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The attending physicians at the Emer-
gency Hospital at Farnhurst claim that
they have no fear Of an epidemic Of SMALL
box in the city from the two cases recently
discovered, as most of the people in this
city have been vaccinated. The cases
in the care Of the physicians are very mild
and of the varioloid type.
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REGULARS TO MEET.

Rumor That They Are 20 be Called To
gether at Dover IN tho Near Future.
A rumor ia current to the effect that
movement is on foot for meeting
Of Regular Republicans OF Kent county
In the noar future, and It 10 said that
the call will soon be issued. The
meeting II 10 understood, will be held
in Dover, but just what u 10 be con.
aidered is not known.
An impression prevails In some
quar- ters that one object of the meet
ing Is to discuss Federal appointments
in the lower part Of the State.
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The Delaware 5aenRerbund has
started rehearsals for the aaenRericat
which will be held In Newark, n. j.,
beginning July lst. No new singers
will be admitted to the local oFgani-
zliion after March 10th. This IL an
arrangement made between the several
societies and will be strictly adhered to.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, L. @. Z.
Wenonah Lodge, 5. Of II.
Rodney Council, N. p. U.
Lafayette Lodge, X. Of 2.
Liberty Conclavs, S. W. NJ.
Wilmington Single Tax Club.
Mechanics Lodge, |. .. y. 4.
Jefferson Council, o. U. A. NJ.
Windsor Lodge, o. 5. of St. G..
Ienape Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. M.
Stationary Engineers Association.
James Young Conclave, H., OF 3. W. M,
James A. Garfield Council, Jr. D. U. A. Nj.
Retail S. ID. and S. N. Norker Asaociation,
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Italian Mutual Beneficial Society.
The Italian Mutual Beneficial Society
will hold a meeting tomorrow when
the newly-eleoted officers will be in
stalled. Carmen DiMare Is the preai-
dent.
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The demurrer in the suit of the
United States Sand Filtration 90.
against the city is to be filed in the
United States Court by next Monday.
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The PENIS Grove, n. j., Fisher
mems Association will hold q meeting
this afternoon to discuss plans for the
future.
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EIFTY OF BUILDINGS
kpacid Provisions in ,l The Pro
posed Ordinance Now
Pending.
|RDDNY EXITS and STAIRVAN'
|o,.a,e Ample Opportunity for
People to Get In and OUT
IN CASE OF FIRE OR PANIC
PROVISIONS Differ, Being .ln Pro
portoned to Size.
POOVY EXITS And STAIRWAYs
....,.o Ample Opportunity for
wv" pasonle to Get In and Out
CASE OF FIRE OR PANIC
.ssions Differ, Being Pro-
portoned to Size.

e,,ctures have Been Given Much,
Lais' h, building Inspector Connolly
n prawns Up The Ord. ."" nee ,'
aVsr,men, Houses ruD'o Halls rae
,orte,, stores, ETC.
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The BaTtenders Union will hold 1t
annual election tomorrow, when officer
will be chosen foi a year.
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At the meeting Of the Board Of
Education, next Monday week, pro-
posals viii be opened for printing
LOCO copies Of the 3ith annual report
Of the city schools.
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Miss Elizabeth skinner Of Clayton and
Harry p. Lloyd of this city were married
AZ the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred skinner, on Wednesday
afternoon. Rev ". p Northrup per
formed the ceremony.
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All druggists sell DR.. Wards Headache
Powders; 3 doses, 10c.e
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WEDDINGS


Miss Ada " Williams and George B.
Hunt were married on Tuesday evening
at the parsonage of Union NJ r. Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev. r..
II. Adams, ID. D., pastor Of the church