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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
FIFTY THoUssNp TOW SHIP

KEEL, June 24.-The Hamburg
American line, through its managing
director, Herr BaIlin, gave an order to
the Harlan-Woln nrm OF Belfast last
week for a $4,000 ton steamer The
ship will be the largest vessel afoat
surprising even the big Cunard liners
Lusitania and Mauritania
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
HEAT KILLS ELEVEN

P1TTSBURG, June 24.-Eleven per,
sons are dead and many prostrated as
a direct or indirect result of the warm
weather experienced in the Pittsburg
district within the past "a hours The
maximum temperature today was 81.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
NEW INulAN COMMISSIONER

OYSTER BAf. n. Y.,s June 24-Presi-
dent Roosevelt appointed today Michael
Z. Banning of New York City a mem
Der of the board of Indian commission
ers, to succeed DIR. Maurice Francis
Egan, who resigned to accept a diplo-
matte position.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
ELECTRIC cars coLLIDE

NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass, June "a.
Motorman James Harding was fatally,
and nine passe gers were more or less
seriously. hurt today in collision be-
tween two electric cars on curve be-
tween North Attleboro and Attleboro
Center.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
CARNEGIEs LEAVE krEL

KEEL, Germany, June 24.-Mr ana
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie started for The
Hague at o'clock this morning. En-
peror William during the day visited
the Japanese and Argentine warships
in these waters.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
NATIVE SONS AT IDoR.

OAKLAND, June 24.-Berkeley. Oak
land. Piedmont. Athens and Brook
lEn parlors, Native Sons of the Golden
West, viii hold festival Wednesday
at Idora park. In the evening The
Ameer" will be sung
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
vEToEs REcouNr BILL

NEW YORK. June Attaching Mayor
Patrick f. MCGOWAN vetoed the SUI.
Elementary recount bill late taleF
The bill now goes back to tha lesis-
lature which will be xskaA = BASS IL
oY>.f sAs vs4A
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

WANT pIvoRcEs-oakland. June "a 1r,.
8. Moon has hled suit for divorce against Tben-
dore Moon on the grounds OF habitual intemper-
ance ana cruelty. Moon IL a longshoreman d.
vorce proceedings have been commenres ~
Iaui-s Murphy against George Z. NuxRkT fox
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-12
Rowdyism: Game Fcrfelted.

New York. April Ia The first
game of the season between the New
York and Philadelphia National lea
que teams was forfeited 90 Philadel-
phia. 9 to 0. For some unexplained
reason there wtre no police at the
Polo grounds, and the crowd
surged on the field during the sec
ond half OF the eighth inning. The
players were unable to continue, but
Umpire Klein. instead of immedi-
a'ely calling the game and giving It
to Philadelphia. waited until IS min
utes had expired.
A roundsman and three patrolmen
meanwhile came on the grounds, but
they were unable to do anything with
the unruly mob. some of the members
of which amused themselves by throw
ing bottles, glasses and cushions in
all directions The roundsman told
Roger Bresnahan OF the il cal club
that he had orders 40 to interfere
with the crowd and the demonstra-
ton turned into a good natured jolli-
iication Soon Umpire Klein announc-
ed Chat he had forfeited the game to
Philadelphia
Gcore by innings: r. II. u.
New York 0O000000- 0
Phila .....,19001 00- 3 II /
Game forfeited 10 Philadelphia.
Batteries: Ames and Bresnahan;
Cc.r,don ard Jacklitch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-12
DISEASE MOST
DREADED BY SCIENCE.
Medical Experts Declare That Most
Cases Of Scriouo Sickness Orig
mate in the Kidneys.
The Subtle and Fatal Ravaees Of Kid
ney Trouble Can Only Be Pre-
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iHt Ctptic dfo Fdtal ndNH9to " NV
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Cured by Warmers
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The worst plague medical science
has to contend with. and the most ter
rible OF all diseases that afflict man
kind, arise from the Kidneys which
are called upon TO perform the high
est organic functions of the body.
The most deplorable feature of Kid
ney disease consists I'm its subtle and
delusive character. and so insidous
are its rayages that many victims do
not even suspect its existence Until
the advanced stages have been reach
ed. The startling statement has been
made by prominent doctors that In
nine cases out of ten where the in
valid thinks he or she is suffering
from neuralgia, rheumatism. pleurisy.
heart weakness, Indigestion, or other
acute forms of disease the pain Is in
reality due to hidden troubles with the
kidneys. And this is not strange
when the complicated and delicate
construction of the kidneys is CON
sidered, together with the further
facts that, while they are the most
susceptible to attacks, they are call
ed upon to perform more work than
any other functions of the body
For many generations disease of
the kidneys baffled the skill of medi-
cal experts and It was not until War
ner's Safe Care was discovered that
any relief was Afforded sufferers from
this awful malady.
Warmers Safe Cure is the only cure
for diseases of Kidneys, bladder liver
and blood and it has restored thou
sands of afflicted men and women
who thought their days were number
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and fully
Warmers Safe Cure is made OF pure
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hospitals use it5 exclusively for kid
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81. Louls. 1: chieaao. 8.

st. Louis. April f2.-St. Louis de-
feated the champion Chicagos in the
opening game of the American league
season, ] to 0. in game layed in
midseason from despite the cold and
threatening weather st. Louis made
eigh' hits on Altrock. the star twirler
OF the Chicago team, and only fine
fielding behind him kept the score as
low as It was Howell pitched in fine
form and was alfo given good sup
port;
st. Lotus 0Ox-- 8 4
Chicago .0OOOOO0O0- 0 L
Batteries: Howell and Stephens;A Al
trock and Sullivan.
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game of the season after a thinning
game. with the score 9 10 in the
ninth inning and two hands out, Muir
phy fumbled n grounder and let two
runs In. The local team tied the
score in its half.
Phil O001 0O02010000O-4
Boston 0O0100OO3O0O04--S II 6
Score by innings: r. II. y.
Batteries: Coombs and Schreck;
Young, Tannehill and Criger
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BAY STATE uoMeu's CLUBS.

Concord, Mass, April 1.-THE
spring meeting of the Massa ahrsetts
Statee Federation of Women's clubs
was held here today under the aus
pieces OF the Concord Women's club
Methods of child saving was the gem
eral theme treated of in the papers
and discussions. Homer Folks, secrei
tary of the Stste Charities Aid asso-
citation OF New York; owen r. Love
joy, of New York. assistant secretary
of the National Child Labor commit
tee, and other speakers we're heard 4
Use Sapolin Star enamel on your
flour. For sale at Gray's Drug Sore.
12O East Oklahoma avenue
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LAwngNcE.Logw WEDDING.

New York. April ia wedding Of
interest in high society today was
that OF Miss Marguerite Loew, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward " Loew
and Robert Cutting Lawrence. The
ceremony took place at the home Of
the BRIDES parents I'm west Fifty
seventh stfeft, and was followed by a
large reception.
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When you neec- pill. take pill.
and be sure it's Early Riser De
Wits Little Early Risers are safe,
satisfactory pills. The pills with a
reputation. They do not gripe or sick
en-. They are sold here by c. r. Rem
fro.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, 6: st. Louis, 4.
Chicago. April 12-Nearly 10000
persons brayed the cold weather TO
witness the National league opening
here. Mayor Dunno was preGent and
"Cap" Anson tossed the first ball, af-
er having presented the local players
with umbrellas. gifts from members
of the board OF trade The Champions
van easily Overall was a puzzle TO
he visitors until the last inning
yhen an error and two singles gave
8. I.oris one run.
Score by innings: r. H. H..
'hicago ,....11O11t01x- 2
st. Louis O0l-- 4 3
Batteries: Overall and Moran;
Tromme, McGlynn and Marshall.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg, 3.
Cincinnati. Aprl H. Cincinnati
Won the opening game Of the season
in the presence of about 10000 spec
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But FANS AND PLAYLRS
WERE FULL OF GINGER
New York Forfeited Game
10 Philadelphia Because
Of ROwdyism
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. ); Washington, 2.

New York. 3; Washington, 2.
Washlnton. April 12-Thc baseball
season was opened here most satis-
factorily, notwithstanding the cold
weather. The New York team de-
8eated Washington In a well played
game. 10 2. the remarkable fielding
81 Keeler Conroy and Elberfleld keep
Ing the locals from getting runners
over the plate at critical times. Both
Hughes and Orth were hit fairly hard,
fhe batting OF Laporte being a feat
iire Of the game.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Mash. .000OOO11O-- 2 10 L
New York ..1002000O0--3 3 8 0
Batteries: Hughes and Blanken-
shipship: Orth aud Kieinow.
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Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Children like its pleasant taste.
and mothers give it hearty endorse
ment. Contains no opiates, but drives
out the cold through the bowels Made
in strict conformity to Pure Food and
Drugs Law Recommended and sold
by c. II. Renfro.
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Bert Blake, the brakeman who was
badly injured in the local yards here
about ten days ago by being thrown
from the top of car to the ground,
breaking his arm and badly mutilat-
ing his face, is back from the Santa
Fe hospital at Topeka.
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talors with the Pittshurgs one run
ahead IN the ninth the locals went in
and captured the game, scoring two
tallics on McBean's double a sacri-
single TO right Errors By the locals
were responsible for two Of the Pitts
burg runs.
Score by innings: r. II r.
Cincinnati 2OO2-4 IL l.
Pittsburg .O11 00OO01-- 3 4
Batteries Ewing and Schlei; Lei
field, Gibson, Philips and Phelps.
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Is your plumbing faulty? Does
your bath room leak? Call w f.
Powers plumbing shop 11S East OK
lahoma avenue.
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Now that pring is coming on, you
will want new harness for your
horse. See Calvert. the harness man.
113 West Oklahoma avenue.
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Use Sapolin. Star enamel o nyour
bath tub and iron beds. 1t will mako
them new again. For sale at GTay's
Drug Store, 100 East Oklahoma ave.
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Stops earache in two minutes;
toothache CT pain of burn or scald in
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour:
muscleache, two hours; sore throat.
twelve hours-Dr Thomas Electric
Oil. monarch over pain.
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II you wish to avoid spring fever go
to Old Noses and call for Erlanger,
that dark neer Always cool and re-
rreshing. Corner liar. and Div.
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! Pauls Valley has come through with
a 1C,0Q0 club and claims It will make
good before 1910.
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Postpone Game.

At Boston -Boston-Brooklyn game
postponed; we. ground.
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Detroit, April I2.~-With the thermo-
meter at 40 degrees and Umpire
Sheridan working In a heavy over
coat MullIn pitched a remarkable
Opening game, holding Cleveland
down toihree lnfeld hits and a shut
but, 2 to 0. Poor base rraning cost
cleveland its one chance TO score.
Bobb did some great work in runmak
ihg for the locals.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Detroit .- 0001 90 OF x 9 J
cleveland OO00O0Oo0- 0 3 3
p Ba teries: Mullin and Schmidt;
I.eibhardt and Clarke.
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Boston, 8: Philadelphia, 4.
Philadelphia. April 12.-Boston de
feaied Philadelphia in the opening
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-04

Your choice OF any in our east
show window
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-04

Mrs. Hannah Bailey is visiting her
daughter at Dewey.
John Cornish, one OF the big fellows
living up at Cove, was In Logan Mon
day.
A. b. G. Jensen, the knitting factory
man OF Preston, spent Monday in
Logan,
Apostle Grant addressed the stud.
ents OF the b. Y. College Monday
morning.
John Smith, patriarch Of the church,
visited the city on Monday returning
home Tuesday morning.
During the past ten days Mrs Zeph
Thomas has had q severe attack OF
the la grippe. She Is now improving.
William Palmer, OF Preston, passed
through Logan yesterday enroute for
the North Western states mission
field
WANTED-Tcachcr to teach vocal
music at Providence school. Apply
to Lehi Olsen, Providence bench.
Both phones.
The officers Of the Relief Society OF
Cache Stake will hold their meeting
at 10 O'Clock Saturday in the Taber-
nacle.
Lost-IIeavy brown shawl between
Hyrum and wellsville on Thanksgiv-
ing evening, Leave or report to Hy-
rum Mere Co VIC
Pbllo keui, Of Lewiston, left on
Monday tor San Bernardino, Califor-
mia, where he will spend the winter
with relatives.
For elegant ladies' suits, coats.
furs and dress goods 90 to ella.
sons.
For Sale-SO acres OF good farm land
and 20 acres OF tirst.c class hay land;
small payment down. balance on
reasonable terms. DAVID REESE. VIC
Owing 10 the excessive dry weather
this fall, some OF the farmers have re.
planted their fall grain. The crop
came up and looked well but withered
for the wantuf moisture.
| Arthur FIillmer, son Of Buckley
Fullmer of Teton, Idaho, stopped off
in Logan Thanksgiving day upon his
return from three years mission TO
the western states lie went north on
Monday.
Andrew Mouritzen. of the Seventh
ward, who was taken TO Provo about
ten months ago for treatment OF men,
tai arrangement. returned home Sun
day night. his condition being unim.
proved. Phi, sically he is much weaker
than wien lie left for Provo.
George q. Rich went to Pocatelo
Monday tn attend court, acting as an
attorney for the plaintiff in the case
of Swanfelt VS. O. S. l. The action
, is brought to recover damages for the
, killing OF eight cen head of beef cattle
! about one year ago near Grace, Idaho,
John Worley, brother of the Worleys
of this CITY. died at his ranch In Salt
Wells valley last Friday night. from
cancer Of the stomach. He leaves a
family OF eight children, most all full
: grown His wife preceded him In
death IA few Years ago The remains
OF Mr.. WOrley were brought to this
, city for burial. the funeral being held
In the Second ward Monday afternoon.
The speakers were Joseph Quincy,
Melvin Ballard and Bishops Ballard
and Anderson. Elder Cash. and two
others from Snowville. The speakers
had naughL 10 say about the deceased
but good. Will" moving in obscure
; pats OF life, he was honest and man
Of integriryand worth. Since the loss
OF his wife ir Worley's burden was
heavy IN caring for the large family
single handed The funeral was vel
attended
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

Drew High was In town today and
stated that wolves were thick in his
section of the county. lie said they
had made % number OF raids ON his
poultry ward and carried off several
fine turkeys. a few DAYS q ~ OF
Mr. Highs n%eighbors set some traps
iu the woods for tine purpose OF
catching wolves. The traps had not
been set long until two of Mr. Highs
dogs he'd been oauEbt iu them So
fIr uu wolves have yet lcpu tIkru
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. ~ rHE NaIaL REALM.


are. " A cro- received site a
general reception s.; her beautiful
home 90 Ferris asenua Thursday at
ternoon In honor 1t Miss MARI stuart
Of Paris. Team Miss stuart il tae
daughter Of the great evangelist.
Rev George Stuart. whose memoir
able meeting In this city las, spring
cannot soon be forgott.n. and IL vas
a great pleasure to meet so worthy
a dsghter Of so splendid a mau. SIS
wss ssiuced By the great number 81
callers Who came during the after
noon Mrs " 4. Hood and Mrs J.
Il Duna~ay greeted the guests at
the door. The honorec stood with
the hostess In the receiving line,
The decorations were both beau
tifni and elaborate. In the reception
hall yellow chtysanthemums FREEDOM
mated. American beauty roses held
these being , handsome cut glass
basket filled with American beau
ties. IN the dining room table. from
which table was served delicious
nectar. Pink and white roses carried
out the effective decorations in the
other rooms,
Delightful refreshments of chick
en- salad, waters. olives and sailed
almonds were the other refresh
ments served,
\ large house party assisted Mrs.
Crow in receiving, among them be-
ing Mesdames J. Lee Penn, c, L..
peIu. Fears, Mcclure. J. l.. Mozart
ney, Sleeper, Simpson. Spencer, w.
\. Gibson. Leeper. Pickett, ]. A.
Beall, KEENAN,, kenner. Cunning
ham. Teutsch, Edmonson, Ferguson,
E~ngledow, d. II. Thompson, T. F.
Thompson, d. II, Thompson, Gam
mon, George. r. \. Ferris, Floyd
Ferris. Erwin, skinner, Hickman,
Peters. Littlepage, Boyd, Eskridge,
Griffin, Junius Leigh, NJ. w. Walk
er, Ed Hawkins, Lee Hawkins, Roger
Kennedy, John Kennedy, Perry Rob
ertson, Lee Campbell, Lake and
Coleman; Misses Mollie Phillips,
MoIlie Briggs. Traylor. Malone, Alice
and Bette Wilson, Hosford, Boyd,
Mamie Mincer, Cunningham, Dora
Patterson, LomaX, Files, Of ltasca,
and Amye Nickery of Fort Worth.
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Irlus. Armstrong u1u uUs Heeu
.usla.4 iu .Is confectionery hu
Hy.. SOM. tlwe Iud diH otAe
I..uIna.. dlush.al ot N. .ud Mrs
e. feru.n.. departed N..'rtjp
far South N.}'.ies uA
.t .. uul..f IH m....se Immella,
..Hu tasr a.,ta. choose, Ft1m
.. N.1It.-"F fH.. . .H oH
...n ta r1..aTH tlafdt
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~
Take your naeais al the Eatlior.
lum n
Huyieys candy 8, he cls pras
Store 81
]. y. $ crank 4 Co. sell roofing
cheap II
Mrs i.saa Reaear " v.sltias IN
Fort Worth.
Mrs X c stroud Of italy has re-
turned home
ThirQ minuses fun at The Thea
torlam t,r Sc 81
u ESxer returned Ihis morning
from Stamford
see r. = Crona a Co before you
hu, your roofing. II
Have you seen that aew machine
at the Theatoyium 81
See II. II. Ncttou,hs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance. II
Hon J NJ A~ldegdlce went to Mo
Kinney this morning
Mrs. Tom Cook has gone to Bal
lingar to sisii relatives.
The finest machine made Is nos
used Mt the faeatorium 81
your moneys worth and then
some at the Theatoridm. 81
We will call for and deliver your
clothes. New phone esq. sc
Fresh chocolates and homemade
candies at the Eatitorium II
The Eatitorium keeps the very
hes. of everything to eat, II
w G johnson made a business
trip to Italy this morning.
Have your clothes pressed at nm
& Hill's. south side square. Sc
Your moneys worth or your mon
ey back at the T~heatorium, 81
Ladies' coats and shirts elaned
and pressed at Hin & Hilrs, Sc
Huyler's candy is what you want
and the City Drug Store has it. 81
Plenty of iron or felt roofing at
F. S, Cronk Cos; prices right. If
The best cleaning and pressing at
Hin & Hill's. south side square. sc
Buy your pumps from F. S. Cronk
Go. All kinds. Prices way down. If
Mrs. VIII ~Poindexter and Miss Et-
! ia Carter visited in Dallas this week
New Syrups-Evangeline, Cero.
Cane, Sorghum etc, just in at Ear
ly's. 81
Fruits, Tokay grapes. pears. APP
pies, oranges. etc. for Saturday at
Early's. 81
Billie Bratcher and Jesse kenne-
dy went to Italy this morning to col
lect taxes.
When YOU need a plumber, call
Bunkley. with +. S. Cronk Co. Both
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rNK s~MAkp~rHARN C1rB
u~~.tts,a. 90 the I~~~,s OF the
tfah'. <sxt N~v<ine.

Foltawinw Is The questions on the
leSsoa for the IA r,aw If the shake
scare 'gh. NoYe7 hey is
Act H. scenes z. ;.
Scene :
Answer roll call 9Th quotations
Espiagn the difference In the
csuSe ot Caesars s~leeplossness and
hat q nrutus'
Hos do you understand Nor
heaven "a earth hase been At peace
tonight"
WIS does Calpurina wish him to
~ rvnasIn 81 home
Caesars reply
WAY does Cs,prina think the
strange Happenings were a warning
10 Caesar
What proves tina, Caesar was q IA
,alist7
Believing as he did. why was he
no anxious to know the opinion Of
the Auguries7
what proof OF Caesars courage
Does he yield to CapufIa or IL he
really faint-hearted7
Mark his strict adherence to
truth In his reply 20 reoius Brutus?
Caipuruia's reason for wishing
him TO send a falschood to the sena-
tors?
Who is meant by gray beard
and In what sense is it used
How does Decius s%killfully inter
pref Calpurnia's dream?
Which point in this Interpretation
do you think appealed to Caesar?
Explain for t~inctures, stains. rel
les and c~ognizance?"
TO what did his argument, APP
peal In Caesars nature7
Explain and reason to my love is
liable?"
How does the teaching of his
friends and his implicit trust in
them affect you?
tIiStbIN VI Npiu NtdihS-
Act IL. Scene g.
Who was Artimidious?
Has the word security the modern
meaning?
Explain land as a suitor?"
Act II, Scene 1.
What does the command of Por-
tia to Lucius show?
Has she been told of the conspira-
cy by Brutus?
Why do you think so?
What means, Il have a mans
mind but a woman's might
What is meant by 'suitor's press
to him."
Show Portiat state of mind?
What is the Xoothsayer's object?
Why does Porha ask if he knows
------
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~ fsn3r Hsrzsbetne n tssas&m's -
sea~s f~ = yssss-uw Thsehss Lew
sn Ha~
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addition Thursday afternoon.
The hostess welcomed the guests
at me door and introduced the hon
Gree of the occasion. With them
stood Mrs. George Plumhoff. About
t~hirty-fiye guests were present.
In the hall the decorations were
well carried out in the Circles col
ors. lavender and green.
Roses, beautifully arranged, We're
used in the rest of the decoration
scheme throughout the house.
Mrs. Parks served the guests with
nectar in the hall and from the din
ing room the guests were treated
to cream and cake, all of which were
very much enjoyed.
The entertainment partook of the
nature of a general reception. a
short program. consisting of q song
by Miss Annie Hogan and a reading
by Miss Bette May Mccarthy. two
University students. added much 20
the pleasure of the afternoon.
The chief event of this happy oc-
caa,1n was the presentation of 90
handsome set OF silver knives and
forks uy Mrs Euowlc- Boz uehaI. of
tHr C.r.'e ta Airs caldwell
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WEATHER-Tonieht partly cloudy,
colder. Saturday fair, colder. Max.
81; Min. AS.
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paid their bills. My collector will call
on you tomorrow, Saturday, Novem-
Der 8, to collect them. Pease do not
give him another song and dance but
pay your bill. If | had thought you
would have stood your bin off. |
would not have sold YOU the stuff.
SO pay your honest bills in this land
of plenty, Respectfully, J. A Synco.
SGD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

FOR RENT-House on Water
street. Tom Burleson. ST