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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
BOY HURT IN
GUN ACCIDENT
Nine. Lillian Blauvelt Chicago
symphony Orchestra and Tab
ernaCle Choir Festival.
FUNERAL OF MRS. BROWNING.
Beautiful Obscaulcs for Esteemed Wo-
Thieves Caught-News Briefs.

ogden Nov. 1S.-About the middle OF
March ne=t a grand musical festival
lasting two days will be held in ogden.
The first night Nine. Lillian Blan-
Welt with the ogden tabernacle choir,
win furnish the program. The next aft
cnoon the Chicago symphony orches-
tfl OF go fne musicians and four solo
lists. win give a musical matinee. In
tne evening the greatest Of all ora
iorios. Elijah" by Mendelssohn, viii
be- presented by the ogden tabernacle
choir and the fun orchestra and Solo
is,s
10 is a tremendous undertaking in
1olying am expenditure Of S2.5OO dol
Iars. aside from the vast amount Of la
Dor necessary 70 prepare this great
oratorio.
Prot. Jos. Ballantyne is most euthu-
sastic over the coming festival for 1t
Is by Ear the greatest event in the
inusIcial life Of ogden. The programs
will AN Doe given in the Grand Opera
blouse.
Frequent rehearsals arc being held
with the choir and the members have
taken hold of it with a vigor charac-
teristic Of this enthusiastic body OF
|siugcrs The Prophet "Eliiahs" part
which makes tremendous demands up-
on ID bass-bartone. will be sung by the
great artist. Middleton. who this year,
b with the orchestra. Prof Ballantyne
Niu conduct the singers. orchestra and
soloists ia this masterwork by Mem
'delssohu.
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SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
John Smalley, Jr.. Receives Fun Con-
tents of shotgun In Arm.

Ogden. Nov 1S.-John Smalley. the
H-year-old son OF Jewclcr John small
ley % Ogden, was seriously injured
while out huating in Maggie canyon.
about 20 miles east Of Ogden, Sunday
afternoon. by the accidental discharge
OF a gun
Young Smalley, together with his
brother Arthur, left ogden yesterday
morning for days cunning They
drove 10 Huntsville. then through South
Fork canyon into Magpic canyon
About $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
Smalley got out OF the wagon and pull.
out package containing their lunch
from beneath the seat As he did this
the shotgun which was also under the
seat. was discharged. the full charge
on shot entering the young mans arm
near the shoulder. The suppostion IS
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WARD CONFERENCES.
BOstonisn SeNtet at the College Hall
Garden city News Notes.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah CO., Nov 1S-Ward COM
ference OF the Fifth wand Was held At
tn ward westinghouse. Elder Frank
Hinckley was released as second coun-
selor TO Bishop MaiuWaring ou account
Of his being out Of town for the last
five months. ana Elder W. A. Williams
was called TO an the vacancy.
Ward conference was also held az tho
Sixth ward. The ward was reported
In good working condition. President J.
j. b. keeler and Elder j. l. Brown
Of the high priest quorum were In at
tendance.
NJ. I. a. OF the Sixth ward win on
next Friday night give a dance and
social at the ward maetinEhouse.
At the elders conference held in the
stake tabernacle yesterday. Elder b. II
Roberts gave an able discourse on the
principles Of Christianity and the his
tory Of the Church. This is the
work that the elders quorums are TAX
ing UP In class work commencing next
Thursday evening
The telephone line which has been
under construction for some time by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

the forest reserve department from He
ber SO Stockw -. utah. ana from
West Fork ON the Duchesno 90 the
Rangers cabin bon strawberry valley. IS
now completed. T. e.. leslie who had
charge Of this work. left Provo for
Needs. colo. last night 10 supervise a
Ike constructsl.
Jose AlVorC2. claiming 10 NJ from
Mexico. was given 80 days by his hon
or. Judge Noon. for vaRranc,.
Martha Terrul Of Cedar Ford has
been committed 10 tho state mental hos
pltal for treatment
The Bostoniau seXtet appeared at the
college hall of The b. y. university last
Saturday night en- musical selections.
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GOV. WILSON GUARANTEES
TAYLOR PROTECTION.

Indianapolis. Nov. 17.-Augustus T..
Wilson. Republican governor-elect Of
Kentucky with Mrs Wilson, who are
on their way to Washington, stopped
here today with relatives. In an inter
view this afternoon Nj. Wilson said
that IL william s. Taylor former gov
ernor Of Kentucky, and Charles Finley
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MENAN, IDAHO.
TWO MEN SERIOUSLY HURT.
Lewis Pool Crushed Under stack Of
Flour. Hawllcr Under Hayracls.

Special Correspondence.
Meuan Idaho Nov. 1G-After haul-
ing tho Nenau Milling stun far about
10 years. Lewis Pool was very badly
hurt by the tipping over OF q. 500 pounds
~ -four while loading his wagon, from
the warehouse
SIR. Pool and Carl Peterson were at
work when the high stack Of -four fell.
hurHiug both men. John YcarFley. Erc-
Ing the occurrence lost uo time boo
throwing the sack OF OF Peterson.
when the two got Pool out but ass Doe
was across the trucks hc was very
badly hurt. he f. confined to his bed
aud mos. likely win remain there for
some time Mr.. Peterson was but
slightly hurt. and is at work
John Hawkor. another man who bias
worked fHr tha same company fOr sev-
cIal years. was seriously hurt hy being
crushed under a. heavy hay rack. which
hr and two others were lifting from "a
wagon.
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dIs,.its.s,H ,ldftfes dr.sg ana f.,rtt-..-
hi school rhiidren, Princioar .Tp.iars,i
III Areri.,, tr.,~L dfe,,,.si
teaching. LANGUAGE and composition and
on taB,perafure. ventiiatior and i.ybtina
on school buildinaa An ORGAN SOLO yyas
rendered bv MISS ruiu Dorfon after
which Prof William nj stewart nrinrI-
ban cd tbe l-niveraifr 81 man normal
spoke IN length on 'su..a. sfui t.scring
poiuting out that character. nrofgg,'onai
haiuIur ana scholarship were tho thrpa
rrtqHlsites ~ a good teacher and that
character ranked first. professional traIn-
ing second. and scholarship. third
The teachers then adjourned Co their
different departments. where class work
was taken no
At1p. u, "a bspufiet WAS s.r,eg ir tho
ayeer1bi,. room. bad, tTe s,..rl c-,rJ
which was much appreciated
The visitors were taken tU tho sugar
Factory afterwards, and were shown ON
lht deuaIi ments OF me vast sugar MAX
lng plant T. teachers were high Tn
Jheif praise 90 me treatment given. They
VISITED me new Urinary bdldInE and
hghiN approved the arrangements and
convenience or the hlidnF
Last Monday the stake presidency and
nigh council met with The elders of the
-Four ward quorum- of L"hi and orpau-
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH woRKsr
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without q set OF the standard
church publications on he center ta-
bic OF iu the library. Send for t1c new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store. salt Lake City
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Clark was engaged as a teacher at the
Riveddale public s,eool
The six days race a. the auditorium
was won by clifford Morris who GOV.
cred 30 miles and . laps
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ades Tbis WAS the third day OF tho
strike. and the company operated about
ous-fourth of The usual number Of cars.
which were moderately plu0nized. All
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MONTPELIER. IDAHO.
BUSINESS MEN orr TOGETHER
Village Improvement society instulis
Public Iihrury-Nc,,s Notes.

"I'. IH| iNIflaI NNAflt".
Mortpclcr tda.. Nov W-On Mudar
evening last Nov ii Asst church HIs-
torau Andrew Jensen delivered an fnter-
".lNE lecture fo u large aud attentive
audience Iu tho iatfer-duy eoIntf haN
a meeting of the leading business men
OFF Montpelier vns held Dol enc odd Fei.
..Wa n'O or Monday at which tnr pres
".f huanuit furry was thor ughiN dif-
.HsIu"ts men and hnubs together q mu-
tuHI protection cnd p united effort fa
keop conditions here as nearly normal a.
H.as hIs
At an adjourned meeting of enc school
u1Hri hold wednesday evening james
t"dman was appointed "a member ~ the
board to hll The uneNplred term OF Or
I.fui"r Wh1 at previous meeting had
rendered his rfEiEnau0u Tho superb.
iculeut ropOrted thc work DOB the various
E'aaaes as progressing nicely With the at
tendance good
Some Of the local sports have arranged
.'I o. three day service Uf horse races
commencing on Monday. Nov. 49,
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The village Improvement society has In
aukurated public library which will be
1ueued 60 the puddle Saturday evening.
ine library iE located on the second floor
of fhe First National bank building ana
viii ho open every Tuesday aud SATURDAY.
afternoon. from I'D to 0clock n. n'
THE society nov has about as VOLUMES
with che prospect Of several more o. the
near future.
rhe worI, of grading ard grsveline the
county road between Montpelier and Paris
is now under way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
LEHI.
UTAH co. TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Convention of CUngregationalist sun
day School~-Ncw Money" Accepted.
Special Correspondence
Lchi Utah Co.. N0v. 1G-Utah county
teachers institute was held here today
about 80 being present. A session was
held commencing az 10 o'clock On the now
tabernacle Principal r. n. Worlton 81
the local schools welcomed the visitors
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ARREsTED - F0HGEHY.

Lawrence Cochran. an empi0ye of }.
Preston Blair liveryman until last sat-
urday. when be- was discharged has
been arrested for forgery. he stole
several checks from the office and
Cashcd them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR HURT

As g. e.. child. a S. =. freight coudue-
tor was stepping between two freight
cars which We're being uucoupled. his
leg was caught and badly crushed and
se may lose 10. He was brought 10
ogden for treatment.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

l0e aenyered By eArHss night
Works Residence s12 Fourth Norh nd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
~ ~ MAs N AGONY

With Raw Humor until cured by Cuti-
ourl Mrs y. II. Block. Rochester, y. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

A complete line Of hardware sport-
ing goods. tents. at State ST. Hardware
252 South state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. BROWNING.
Esteemed Woman Laid 10 Rest With
Impressive Obscquies.

ogden. Nov. lS--The last sad rites
over the remains Of Mrs. W. W.
Browning, who died Thursday evening.
Nere performed yesterday afternoon.
4and her body WAS laid ~ rest In the
Family burial plot IN tlfe Ogden city
"a cemetery. As silent buy beautiful tok-
ms of the love and sSstcem In which
ahe deceased was held IN the sonmunI-
~ was "a wealth OF hcral tributes
Tho Second ward Westinghouse.
whore the services were held, was
crowded with sorrowlng relatives and
Friends who desired to pay a tribute
of respect 10 her memory. The ward
choir rendered the selections, sister,
d hou Vast Mild and Lovely and
|'Nearer Dear Savior. TO Thee Mrs.
Mary Farley and Miss Tilhe Hancock
bang Count YOUR Many Blessings"
'1iagbert Anderson sang. 20 My Faith
b." and HE Dled, the Great Redeem
b. Died
The sweet ~ oble life Of the deceased
WAS euloglzed (by r. J. Cannon. Bishop
AicQuarric. Df. Ezra Rich and George
Shorten
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r. A. Iarkin
Telephone - H.

Manager, y. A. Iarlsin
aa5 2ith ST. Telephone i9-k
Advertisements for the DAILY.
saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms As al
the Salt Lake Once.
Circulator. John j. McGrcgor.
.fA wash. Ave.
Telephone BELL CO.. Ind. 20
Payments for the Daily, saturday
and semi V eekly News should be
made 20 the circulator. Delivery
made by cHrrier on the same terms
a. IN SAN Lake
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EDWIN Williams store uu Twenty
hith street was burrlarizcd last uiebt
ana some groceries taken. An attempt
was made on the safe. bat az ia Is sim
''ed near the front 20 Is presumed the
mara uders were frightened away before
Ih'y broke IL open. They gained en-
trance through a broken window BOB the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
HWEFf AND PERSONALS.

THE sl hhW Man" which De- 90 DE
ieseuted tonight at tho Grand opera
louise WIN william FaKDrsnam boo
ne star p\rt is one uf the best pcr-
4 Nfmtnccs III tho season, ana win. mo-
4 count, uttut ct crowded house.
lhul rdayi evening that old fayorltc
ln on kintuchy,' win again be pre-
nted M ogden.
%. MelD farga Express company
ahd lhf l bion Portland Cement com-
HhA nave hointy rented the north pore
non ui ihe lOpea House building GA the
ground hn1r FOR their officers By the
'Api'af eofnpnuy having an zap town
Nnl,' lne nublio VIII he greatly acc0m-
~ humiyf ~ young mon with Joseph
Nsitr Az their head are arranging 20
'l'h up y be wholesale store ln OF
deu ior M handling Of hoots. shoes and
dry ronda
A' Moth ogden public school has
l'fp fned. thr scarlet fever fcar
|+f"f pa ased over Miss Margaret
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I oday $ Ogden News

mat the strings around the lunch
caugfe on The trigger OF the gun and
caused the accident
N"aitl arm was badly shattered
ana The wound bled profusol,. Tgc 49,
loaded into the wagon bv his brother
ana driven back Go Huntsville. dis
lance OFT moro than 10 miles whore no
was placed in an improviscd hosnltal
' quo son hros.' store. Dr Shields OF
ihat place was summoned ANA rom
aerel temporary relief ON account OF
we great loss of blood Smalcy's condi-
u.u was pronounced critical
N'N. or The accident was teleuhonod
'o ogden. aud the young mans father
together with local physician. lcft ND
once with the ambulance 60 bring tho
injured man to- his home. where hc arr
rived 90 q o'clock this morning ana
iurth .r medical attention was given
nun. We was resting as easily as nos.
tihle This morning and the physicians
nave hopes Of saving his arm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
JoHYF BARRETT LECTURE

TN sdayl evening next The people Of
fEdpu wI n have tho opportunity of
l.NHur ION, John Barrett director ~
Boz Bureatl 81 American Republics. exc
n nit.d au ttes minister tn Panama.
journalist oIiont expert traveller and
|Outlr. ZOO Mis- famous lecture ou yari-
ouH ubicc Il 0f great magnitude and
ln."raat He VII appear under the
u uulces Oh Dc Weber stake academy
ure cou lrfc at the large academy
1aM
The mossI cnmmouts on Mr. Batrotts
4 'moun lec tule are very compliment
ar..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
vALIsEJTnIEvEs CAUGHT.

The police lhave had no end Of trouble
of late DOB BE stealing OF valises and
suit cases from the Union depot ami
= ldom ar The thieves caught. Louis
D cite. how iever was not so fortunate
B. most a his kind Ia getting away.
Saturday fvening a passenger set his
n lise DOWN at the station for a few
l0.uutcs lnd ON his return the valise
Nas goneN The police were notified
HHu glyefN description OF the stolen
81 ODDS FIft, attempted TO sell the va
-H fn Ncond hand man and was soon
.,arfured He confessed and told the
'bMaar, u Ihere they might locate suit
tbatI had been stolen by his pal
flrug b. afternoon. The valise WAS
fouul II he had directed. He viii DO
thtrgod with larceny.
Two ot Der valise thieves. Alex. Beat
III aud frank Williams. We're arrested
fuud1y evening, and viii be charged
NIth iar feny.
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A chaIrge Of assault with a deadly
\ e1pou may be preferred against an
Italian 7named Vincent Sousa, also a
tharge sbf attempted robbery Sousa
b. fellow countryman whom be
lIdOued TO hold up his hands and de-
] tar %, fer his valuables. The man,
-ta1d OF doing as commanded. took
J. HIs sells and ran. The police were
IHeI and officer Grin Hadlock was
IIIUI ION the case. He soon located
Iusi oi Wall avenue. but the dago
bowed pght and pulled q big knife ana
H.k II The officer but be- Jumped
..a Hua i IN landed on Sousa. putting
Im out pf Commission FOR short time
lle was kaken Co The police station and
,ockod ufl Tile county attorney Is look
ing after Atho case.
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McCu Magazine bought read in homes not because magazine
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bulk books costing here from dol
Ia to WI dol Iarsa
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McClure's Magazine


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oa She asked Nistlully. l get
q lonesome and my husband il
away this evening. too.
Why, I'll be glad to, assented
Phoebe, and tie two sat and
rocked and chartered till Mr..
Westall came home at ten O'Clock.
After Phoebe was home again
locked up for the night, there
came quick knock at the door.
Somebody must have been
sick and sent for me, she thought
rs she drew the bolt and open
ed the door.
Good evening, Miss Percival,
said a voice which she instantly
recognized as that of the grocery
man.
! was going by home, the young
man said, and saw your light was
burning, SO ! thought I'd stop
and tell you that I acted on the
hint you gave this morning, and
everything is all right. Nellie
has said she'll marry me- We'd
like you to know about it
first.
Well, / am glad! thought
Phoebe, as she fatened the door
again and went upstairs.
He's a likely fellow and she's a
good girl. They'll never be sorry,
either of 'em.
When Phoebe had put out her
light. she lay for awhile watching
the leafy shadows on her curtains,
cast this time by the newly.risen
moon.
The despondency of the morn
ing had given place to a quiet
happiness that was soon merged
in pleasant dreams.
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A. FOGEL,
East Main St. MIDDLETOWA,
n EaIsTElvs ORDER.

U~H
REGISTER OF WILLS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, OCT. u, 1907.
Upon the application OF Frederick Brady
Exeoutog Of GesFge y. Brady late Of ~.
Georges Hundred. In said county, deeeRsed,
IL Ii ordered and iiireGted By GBe Register
of Wills that the Executor QIeaaid give
notice OF gmntiHg OF Letters TestamentaFy
np0n The estate of the deceased, with the date
Ok granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
place OF the County Of New Castle, raqhiring
ali persons having demands against the estate
to present the same or abide BY an act Of
Assembly In sush case made and IroYided:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In The MIDDLErowN TRAN
SCRIPT, The New Era newspapers published In
Middletown, Del. and TO be continued there
In ten weeks.
{sgAL once Of the Register OF Wills afore-
1>-r-l said, at Wilmington, in New Castle
Co lnty aforesaid, the day and year above
FRANCIS u. WALKER. Register Of wills.
EoTIcE-Noticei is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were In Cue form Of law grant
ed untOthe undersigned on the Twenty. first
sons having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the same, duly attested
10 the said Executor on Or before the
Twenty day OF tIct0ber 10 8. or abide the
Aet Of Asse mbly In such case maze and pros
FREDERIcK BRADY.
ExecHtor,
Middiet0wn. Delaware.
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THE FARMERS PAPER

THE Suns market reports and COM
mercial columns are complete and re-
liable, and put the farmer, the merchant
and the broker in touch with the markets
of Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and all other
important points in the United States
and other countries. All OF which the
reader pefs for one cent
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STYLISH
GOODS !!

There's money for you in the
extraordinary values | am now
offering in Coats, Suits, Skirts,
Waists, Furs, Millinery, Petit,
coats, Misses and Children's
Coats and Dresses. Underwear,
Corsets, Hosiery, Quilts and
Blankets. Come and see our
large assortment. There is not
any use of you going away when
you can get everything in this
store for less money and better
goods than elsewhere.
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THE WnMAN,S PAPER

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paper, rorslly and intellectually. In
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of note and prominence. Il is an educa-
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to noble ideals III individual
and national life.
The Sps is published on Sunday as
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By Mail TIE Daily sun, So 9 year. in
Guiding the Sunday sun, 81 The Sunday
sun alone, II year.
Address
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Publishers and Proprietors,
BALTIMORE. ND
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Business.
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Fashion Items

Winter millinery is varied. large
and small hats being equally stylish.
Hats are fashioned to set well
down on the head without a bandeau
this season.
Lattice-work applique is being
used on many yokes and cuffs of late
gown models.
Fringes are growing in favor for
finishing new gown models.
Long sleeves are being introduced
on gowns and blouses of all types
Waistcoats and vest effects are al.
most inevitable in the making OF
new suits.
A distinct novelty in suiting IS a
fabric called shadow stripe.
The covert coats come in tans of
mode and green shades, are Ian
scanned, and lined throughout with
silk.
Muffs are larger and flatter than
ever, running rs large as fourteen
by eighteen inches.
Many of the new suits have em-
broidered vests and skirts.
Longer coats are appearing on the
latest models of tailored suits.
The V-shaped yoke is the favorite,
and is always the most becoming to
the figure inclined to stoutness.
There is a new feature to the
opera coats, and that is the kimono
sleeve, making It easy to put on,
and comfortable.
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There's No Use

Talking, you cane beat Herblne for
the liver. The greatest regulator
ever offered to suffering humanity,
II you suffer from liver complaint
II you are bilious and fretful, It's
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cure for Constipation, BllIousness
Dyspepsia and all ills due to a torpid
liver. Try a bottle and you will new
er use anything else. Sold by d. ].
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