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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Arthur Miller of Harrison avenue, is
on the sick list.
Miss Amelia Bader is very III at her
home in Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Henry Eggers. jr.. of Roberts
avenue went shopping in Chicago, Tues
day.
Miss Katherine Bader of Harrison
avenue. was a Chicago visitor Tues
day evening.
Mrs NJ Matik. who returned from the
St. Margaret's hospital Friday, is not
improving very rapidly.
Messrs Joseph Lindeman and John
Minsberg transacted business in Chica-
go on Tuesday.
Henry Atkinson has again resumed
his duties here. after spending sew
eral weeks with his family at Wood
Vile, Ind
Mr.. Brown and few friends from
Knox, Ind, were in Robertsdale. Satur-
day morning, looking to the interest
of their property.
Mrs. George Sladeck OF Palos Park.
Ill, is spending a few day here, as the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Henry HIATT
of Indiana boulevard.
Miss Daisy Upton returned to her
home in EngIewood yesterday, after
spending several days as the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. James Judson.
Henry Buskuskie of Atohison ave-
nue., fell and injured his knee quite
seriously yesterday. He Is unable to
attend 10 his duties at the Standard OF
and is under the doctors
care.
The services ar the EvaneeIical
church next Sunday evening promises
to be very interesting. The choir will
sing a few choice selections and Fred
Leverence Will play a oernet solo. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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DYER NEWS


Peter Kuhn of Hartsdale was here
on business yesterday.
Mrs Mat Hoffman made a shopping
trip to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs oBrien. formerly Of St. John
was Dyer visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Scheidt and NJ. Scheidt
left for Riverdale this morning 10 visit
relatives.
Henry Overhage made a trip to 81
John yesterday where he visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Blocker
Section No. two OF the early train on
the Monon arrived here at 1890, maxi
Ing it about four and half hours late.
The E. j. & E. railroad nad sma1l
wreck here yesterday. A freight car
was overturned The wrecking crew
came about 10 o'clock and by o'clock
everything was picked UP.
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McLaughlin-Bur

Frank Mclaughlin of 9146 CONNER
cial avenue. and Miss Margaret Burke
of $3.50 Exchange avenue. were mar
ried at nuptal mass at st. Patrick s
church. by Rev. w. J. Consuelo, assist
ant pastor of the church. yesterday af
ternoon at $3.50. a small gathering of
intimate friends OF the contracting
parties was present at the ceremony.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin, sister of the
groom, acted as bridesmaid, and Steph-
en- Mclaughlin. a cousin, was grooms-
man. The young couple have taken Up
their residence with the brides mother
at $3.50 Exchange avenue.
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For Christmas Workers.

Now is the time to get together pat
terms and materials for the fancy work
which is TO turn into Christmas gifts.
The theater bag for which a design is
given makes a charming little gift
which may be adapted to old or young,
as it is carried out in gray, white or
black 1t is embroidered in beads and
spangles.
Use heavy silk or soft suede and
work in the dots with beads and the
rest Of the pattern in oblong and round
spangles. The bag is made alike on
both sides and has a fringe Of beads
added to it as a border.
With gray silk use steel beads and
silver spangles; with black use let
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
HAD REASON FOR BEING.
How Lack of Flavor Of CranberrIes
Improved Turkey.

With all her wonderful fruits. Cal
nornia lacks a cranberry worthy of
the name. A New England tourist
ordered cranberry sauce with his
turkey one Thanksgiving day at a
hotel In Pasadena. An odd-looking
and odd-tasting dish of stewed fruit
was brought to him.
What do you call this?" he asked
the waitress, a girl from the New
Hampshire mountains.
Cranberry sauce. sir" she an.
swered, with faint smile Of sympathy
for his evident distaste.
Cranberry sauce!" he echoed indig.
nantly. THAT has no more the favor
OF a cranberry than a peanut has of
a pumpkin
Maybe not" she replied demurely,
but you see 1t gives folks a great deal
more reason to be thankful for the
turkey
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CROWN POINT NEWS


Mrs. Taylor, mother Of Mrs. T. f
Beers, is reported dangerously Ill with
with pneumonia.
George Bach. living north of town
may become a resident of Crown Point
In the near future.
The Crown Point Electric company
IS planning to establish day current
service in the near future
NJ. ]. Rudolph is still suffering
severely from the effects of the fall
he received last Saturday.
The Carnegie library board will re-
ceive bids March for the construction
Of the new public library building.
Attorneys Grant Crumpacker, Thomas
H. Heard, Dan Kelley and c. B. This
ham of Valparaiso. were attend court
yesterday.
B. T. Hayes has abandoned his plans
Of erecting a new brick block on Main
street and it is rumored that he will
move to Hammond in the spring
Hight Chief Ranger Hall and High
Secretary Jos. J. Young attended a
meeting of the high board of directors
of the 1. o. F. of Q. at Hammond to-
day.
The directors OF the Lake County
Agricultural society have decided to
have no special judges for the fair
of 1907, and the awards will be made
by committees chosen by the execu-
tive committee
A meeting Of the attorneys of the
Lake and Porter counties bar was held
here yesterday to confer over the franz
ing Of a suitable superior court bill.
Several features Of the bill that had
been found Objectionable to Porter and
LaPorte counties were stricken out.
and committee of the Porter county
attorneys, comprised of Grant Crum-
packer, D. E. Kelley and c. Tinkham
was appointed to act with the mem
oers Of the Lake county bar in draft
ng new copy of the bill, and seeing
hat 1t is presented to the legislature.
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LOWELL NEWS

G. Z. Nichols is reported quite sick.
r. M. McNay IS busy filing his ice
houses.
E. c. Clark. who has been sick for
some time. was able to be down town
Tuesday.
John Klein has started a blac' NTH
shop in the building lately veca, l by
George Wilson.
Our fire department. has received an
invitation to attend the firemen's dance
at East Chicago Feb. 22
Mrs. George NJ. Deathe and Mrs Jes-
sic Little We're called to Iowa Tuesday
on account OF the death of their
brother.
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Plays Plaintive Tune.

Charles Schuelberg, piano player
in Strand saloon, prob; bly, owes his
life to Officer Kane. who found him in
a helpless condition and in danger of
being frozen at Ninety second street
and Commercial avenue at 80 this
morning. Schuelberg, who had a dis
appearance, pleaded for his
release before Judge Goodnow this
forenoon, promising to pass up boose
henceforth, and was permitted to go
on payment of the costs in the case.
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BURNHAM NEWS

John Prichard was Hammond Wis
itor today.
Ben Anderson was Hammond WIS.,
itor today.
Miss Minnie Patton was a Chicago
shopper today.
Victor Beckman was a Chicago bust
ness visitor today.
Messrs. s. R. Marpoe and w. H. Beal
were Hammond visitors today.
Mrs. W. o. Trimblet and Mrs. Match
ez, were Hammond visitors today
The Misses Elizabeth Nelson and
Addie Bristol were Chicago visitors to-
day.
Messrs. Andrew Wargo and AdoIph
Kaczmarowski were South Chicago
visitors yesterday, where they saw
The Village Postmaster" at the Calu-
met.
Mrs. Jas. Hammond and son JOY. re-
turned to their home IN Chicago to-
day. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Hammond's daughter, Mrs. j. w Vein
land.
Mrs. AXel Anderson was a Pullman
visitor today from which place she
viii bring back her sister, Mrs. Fer
sons children, who are there visiting
their grandfather.
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ONE DAYS GRIST
IN SOUTH CHICAGO
VIII Probe to the Bottom.

tation to join the organization when
he was in Lorraine
VIII Probe to the Bottom.
Liuetenant Ryan of the Sixteenth
Precinct Police went down town TO-DAY
to visit the Intalian consulate and Sc
cure an interpreter. On his return.
Faleo will be further questioned and
the men under arrest Will be given the
third degree. The Italian COLONY on
the east side at Ninety fifth street is
being searched for the fourth man who
threatened Faleo. Officers Drea. O'Brien.
Carlson, Ryan, McNuIty and Mc4ratb
are working on the case, and evidence
against the men now in the station
is eagerly sought by them. Faleo is he
ing held at the station on his repre-
sentation that he is afraid to go about
for fear other members OF the gang
will kill him.
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Gesang Verein's Dance.

The masquerade given by the Ges-
ang Venin Calumet at Saenger hall
9233 Houston avenue. last evening was
a social and financial success. The
society is composed of the leading
Germans Of South Chicago. and its
affairs are always well attended.
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known By Their Color.

A white card on Parisian dwelling
house indicates that furnished apart
ments are TO let. A yellow card In
forms pedestrians that unfinished
rooms may be had The object is TO
save passersby the trouble of crossing
the street If they chance to be on the
opposite side. in case such rooms az
shey desire are not advertised.
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The Tabitha Society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet next Satur-
day afternoon, Feb. 8. at the home Of
Misses Helen and Hazel Hartley Of
OIcott avenue. The girls are busy,
making preparations for their fair to
De heId at the church, Saturday even
ing' Feb. IS. A good program will be
given and refreshments served.
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The members of the Robertsdale
Pedro club rendered Mrs. John Hichorst
a surprise party at her home yesterday
in honor OF her birthday. very pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed by all. Afte7
a dainty lunch was served the prizes
were awarded to the following: Mrs.
Herman Theissen first. Mrs. VIM Bahu
second. and Mrs. Chas. Stress. sr.. con
ISOLATION.
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The depot that has been promised
Robertsdale for so many years by the
pennsylvania railroad Will at last be
realized. The lumber arrived here
Saturday, and the building will be
started Just as soon as the weather
permits.
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The ladies of Rachel Hive. L. o. t
NJ. have received invitations for a re-
ception and ball to be given by their
commander Mrs. Catherine Sterling in
celebration OF her twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary, Thursday evening. Feb. 21.
IN Tod opera house
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MARRIAGE LICENCES.

William G. Haberkamp. Chicago 40
Jessie Garham Murray, Chicago.
Seppi Raimund. Chicago ..S9
Edvige DManicor, Chicago ..30
Alexander smoger. Chicago 2s
Lulu Boyles, Chicago.
Edward P. Daily Chicago. ...........24
Bernice Justus, Chicago. .......19
John Pavelek, Whiting ........23
Anna Kovacik, Whiting ..........27
Wladystow Makona, East Chicago. %
Julia Chosek, East Chicago. 20
Frank Matusek. Pullman ..3o
Veronica Haronils, Pullman %
Karl Kittinger. Chicago. ..37
Marie Homolka, Chicago. ..s7I
Joseph Gadminter. East Chicago. 20
Amelia Badwitier. East Chicago .22
Edgar c. Burrell. Chicago. .27I
Lucille P. Mason. Chicago.
Martin Hoover. Sterling, III. 40
Francis Diebold, Hammond .2S
William G. Taggart Evansville. wis. 40
Alice NJ. Napkins, Kenosha, Wis. As
Thresa H. Ziese. Crown Point. 90
G. Bach, Hobart ..........26I
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

John c. Lundquist Of TOD avenue.
VINO has been sick for several DAYS
with lagrlppe. is able to be out again.
FRANK G. Wall OF Tod avenue. Is
aoie 10 be back to work again at the
grippe. 'A-
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
next Thursday afternoon, Feb. 7, al
the home Of Mrs. John w. Anders on,
4737 Olcott avenue. A cordial invita-
ton is given to all the ladies.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

Samuel Schoon is suffering with a
broken ankle.
J. G. seberger transacted business In
Highlands yesterday.
Mrs. J. c. Seberger spent today as
the guest Of relatives in Griffith.
Mrs. ]. T. IRELAND is in Chicago to-
day, attending the funeral of an uncle.
Mrs. J. A. Nickel has returned from
a few days visit with her daughter
Mrs. John Matwig. in Hammond.
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The Misses Lillian Nelson. Esther
and Emma WIKI were the
guests Of Miss Amanda Larson Of
Hegewisch, H., last Sunday.
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Pay
County Taxes

now
and save penalty. We have comuIete
duplicates on Hammond property,
Lake County Savings 6 Trust Co
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tation to join the organization when
he was in Lorraine
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Samuel schOon is suffering with a
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Attorneys Grant Crumpacker, Thomas
H. Heard, Dan Kelley and C. B. This
ham of Valparaiso. were attend court
yesterday.
The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08

The meeting of the board of educa
ton Wednesday evening was the reg
ular time for the presentation of ap
plications for the various positions III
the public schools Of this city. AL
the present teachers applied for reap
pointment for another year and in nj
dition the board has the applications
of the following: Edna NJ. Vert,
Trenton; Jennie NJ. Mulally. Stockton
Louise Akers, Passaic; Emily Walker,
Lodi, and Georgianna Fairehild,
refer ed to the various committees on
employees aud salaries aud n report
will he made ut the next regular meet
ing. Several of the teachers asked
for an increase i'll salary.
The committee on buildings aud re-
pairs reported that the pupils have
been destroying property at the Hi2 h
school. Complaints have been made
that Sunday afternoons IL number OF
Young men eongfegate on the hill and
play ball and in other ways annoy the
residents of that section, and the city
authorities will he appealed to.
City Treasurer Gallagher reported
to the board that the school finances
were in excellent condition aud it is
likely that all the expenses of the year
will be met and Il balance left in the
treasury.
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John Ledger died at his home. on
Delaware avenue, at late hour Mon
day night, after an illness covering II
period of several mouths. His age
was so years. Mr.. Ledger was for
some time in the quarry business aud
was known as 4 careful business man.
About six years age he moved to this
city from Stockton and since that
time has made many friends here.
He is survived by IA wife, five sons.
one daughter, seven brothers and
two sisters. Funeral services will be
held IN st Johns r. G. church Mt
$50 Friday morning. with II requiem
high mass celebrated by the Rev.
William II. Lynch. Interment in St.
Johns cemetery. He was an active
member of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernia aud Knights of Columbus.
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STOCKTON.

Mrs Hannah DIlts has gone to New.
ark, where she will spend some time
with relatives.
Mayor Theodore Moore aud Horace
NJ. Reading were visitors in New
Brunswick recently.
William Horner, of PHILADELPHIA.
was recent guest at the home of his
parents, Samuel $. Horner and wife.
Mrs. Jane Bodine is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. William Bailey Of
Prallsvlle.
Samnel Woolverton, of New York
city spent Friday and Saturday at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. Carolyne
Woolverton.
G. Lloyd Fell, Of Jersey City, was u
recent guest at the home Of his moth
er, Mrs. Hannah A. Fell, of Ceutre
Bridge
Mrs Hettie A. Van Cleve returned
home Saturday from few days visit
at the home Of her son, Harry Var
Cleye, Of Milford.
Miss Carrie Ulmer, Of Frenchtown
has been visiting at the home of her
4 sister, Mrs. William l.. Mason, 0
Bridge street.
Miss Hannah johnson spent Satur
\ day and Sunday at the home Of he
grand parents, Daniel ID. Sperins
and wife.
The monthly meeting Of the Wo
mans Home and Foreign Missionar,
Society Of the First Presbyterian
Church which was to have been hel,
at the home Of Mrs. G. T. Hunt
Thursday afternoon Of this week, ma
been postponed until May 81.
Ask for the Best Bread = MAC
I "
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ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Mrs. G. W. Rittenhouse spent
Thursday IN Philadelphia.
John Saunders aud wife visited
Washington, d. c., last week.
Jacob Fisher and wife have been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fisher johnson spent Thurs
day in Philadelphia.
William Crowley recently visited
friends i'll Flemington.
Charles +. Martindell wns visitor
to Philadelphia on Friday last
Mrs. William Gibbs visited Phlla-
delphia on Thursday last.
Miss Eleanor Weiss. of Flemington
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Ethel Massey, of Wilmington,
visited her parents III this city over
Sunday.
Edward I. Jones, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of William Griliiths and
family over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Y. Hunt visited Pbila-
delphia friends the latter part Of last
week
George John, of New York City,
as the guest oi LambeItvlle rela-
tives over Sunday.
Clarence Hoppock, of Lehigh Uni
versity, spent Sunday ut his home in
| this city.
Miss Frances Schadel was taken to
st. Frahcis' hospital, Trenton, Mon
day suffering with appendicitis.
The Misses Pauline and Daisy Niece
visited Philadelphia on Thursday
| last.
Mrs. Harry Beaumont, of Camden,
recently visited friends in this city.
| Mrs. Horace Williamson and sou,
recently visited relatives in Bnr'ing-
ton.
| William p. Hadley, Of Porto Rico
spent Sunday as the guest Of DIR E.
W. Closson.
The Rev. PaIl Hoffman aud wife, OF
Hammonton, N. j.. recently visited
Edmori L. Van Horn aud family.
Gladys Ely received postal shower
last Saturday. it being the tenth an
niversary of her birth
William Ely, of Birmingham, n Y.
spent Sunday with his brother, Mayor
Alfred L. Ely.
Hiram Scarborough aud fumil,
have removed from Bridge street t.
Plainield. Mr.. Scarborough is EN-
ployed at Dunellen.
Richard Sine aud Roland Thornton
were Lambertville delegates to th
Epworth league convention held a
Mlllvile last week.
Last Friday evening Miss Annabe
Boyde entertained the members o
the senior class of the Lanbertyill,
High school at her home on Coryel
street,
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/ Fire'Department.
The 10Th annual report of the Lam
bertvile Fire Department for tn,
year ending March 3lst, 1907.
GEORGE w. ARNErr, Chief.
10 the Honorable, The Common
Council of The City of l.ambertville.
GENrLEMEN:
For some years past have sub,
mltted to yon my annual reports u
the Fire Department and they have
been received and filed without read
ing IN your presence and they have
been made OF no account | havetaken
great pains To submit to YOU in full,
the entire details of every item of in
terest to me in the department.. and
they have been received by Won with.
out any interest what so-ever. 80 I
feel that reports i'll the past have been
of no value to you.
now hahd yon my annual report
for the years 1906 aud 1907 in con-
densed form.
The Fire Department should re-
ceive the highest praise of your hon
orable body for the great interest its
membefs take III the Department: for
the Sient care shown by them in keen
ins then engine houses and their ap
paratns in good working order. and
also for the improvements they have
made for the betterment of the de.
partment
We have enrolled as active firemen
about 200 men divided into 4 eompnn-
les
The Union Fire Company No. has
one steam tire engine and one com
bination hose cart, with about 1000
feet of seryiceable hose.
The Hibernia Fire Company. Ne.
has one steam fire engine, one hose
cart, aud about 1000 feet of service
able hose.
The Fleet Wing Hook and ladder
Go. has one truck fully equipped. and
~ N''"hbihu Elfe 20. has one
ohemie"i Engine aud one hose cart.
Each company is equipped with Fire
Ex'lngnlshers. The value of the per.
Sonai property and renl estate owned
by the different companies is $2s, $50.
h"Fe responded to eleven alarms
an" iires az iollGws:
Naut lupr.
eur 'ooo'-
aptli ist at 300 T.. NJ, Titnsyille
'"''e' mi'''
"a" II @otn al e:oO +. NJ, Ross Todd's,
'l"'ch s'reet.
al''i eotl al i0:45 T.. M, Lambert ~
herf y, Elm street.
""S o''' a' lo:ib A. NJ. Lambertville
"lp' No'
- ~ ~ 9'oo NJ, Lninbeftville
'''""e' No'
June 29th at 300 p. NJ at Mr. Seipes,
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

John benson severely cut his han,
while severing rope with an axe.
A. T. Schermerhorn has been visit
ing in Philadelphia aud Washington,
ID. C..
Mrs. Robert Morris, Newark, is th,
guest of her brother Isaac Scarhor
ough.
James Playis, Philadelphia, wa.
the guest of Jonathan Worthingtou
and family recently.
Miss Ethel Yerkes has returned
| home after spending some time in n
| Philadelphia hospital for treatment
Oliver Parry, of Philadelphia has
been spending this week with rela-
tives in this place.
J. G. Renninger, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of his daughter. Mrs.
Frank Bair last week.
Frank Pickett of Philadelphia.
spent some days last week with rela-
tives and friends of this place.
Johu benson, Jr., had finger
nearly cut of while working at the
Universal Paper Bag Factory Tuesday
morning last.
Miss Sue Wigton has returned to
her home in New Britain after spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs.
Martha Hambleton.
Edward Janney of this place and
Miss Margaret Perkins, Philadelph in,
were married nj the home of her
brother, Henry Perkins, at German
town, April 30. Mr.. and Mrs. Janney
will reside here,
George W. Lair has arranged with
Dodge ~ Cugley 10 haye them ship
him To Fell inrm three of their eele-
brated IIolstein Frcsian heifers, They
are expected to arrive within IL few
days. They are from the same herd
as produced "Pontiac Rng Apple, "
now owned by Daniel W. Field. Of
Brocktown. Mass
Two walking sticks haye been pre-
sented to the Bucks County llstori-
cal society. One IL from the "Wash
ington Tree" once standing on the
| Old York road near New Hope. where
General Washington met his generals
| in 1776. George A. Hicks gave the
walking stick to General Davis. ep.
| tember \. 1899 The second walking
stick was brought from County An
trim, Ireland, by William Wilson IN
1868, and presented by him many
years afterward to the late John Kirk,
father of David Kirk. who gave II to
General Davis
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SOME THINGS WE
MIGHT INTEREST YOU In.

Elbow Kid Glol es, Black, Tan and White,
Val. Laccs, Baby Irish and Point Venice
Laccs, Festoons and all over Laces and EN-
broiderics. Lace Yokes, Lace Collars, EN-
broidcry Collars and Turn-overs Chiffon
Rulfs, Vcings and Rouchings, Ribbons.
Buckles, Belts. Back and Side Combs,
R.& G.. Corsets. Hosiery and Fancy Goods
generally.
We have just received our summer supply
of BoNBoN's French Balbriggan Underwear
for Men; long or short sleeve Shirts, and
regular or "Stouts' in Drawers soc. gar
ment for Shirts. 81 to Al and Drawers 2S to
TO II, larger sizes, 75c.
Union Suits are luxury, why not prove it2
Ladies' Vests in Lisle and Cotton
You will hnd this an up-to-date Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Store. Quality and
prices correspond.
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Get the Best, MAcKAY's Special
every afternoon.

William Hurley and Miss Rose
Hart, both of this city, we're united in
marriage, Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents on Button
wood street. The Rev. George Bod
dis, pastor of the First Baptist church,
oficiated.