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TO WORSHIP
Worship Central Church First and
Next in First Church.

The congregation of the First Pres
byterian church viii worship with tho
congregation of the Central church
Sunday morning and the Rev. q. G.
.Gammon, pastor of the Central
church. will preach In the evening
he will preach to both congregations
In the First church.
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Sick headache is caused by a disordered
stomach. Take CRamberlain's Tablets and
correct that and the headachesW will disap-
peats For RAlalbv all desfeEs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21

"a substantial inVes tment
Real Estate cannot fade
away, if rightly loe sd ana
bought at a right
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Greatest
Law co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Hastings Will Play
Wesleyan Today

LINCOLN. Nov. 6.---(spcoiaLl 1.-The
game between Hastings college and wes-
leyan university. which will decide the
championship OF the Nebraska State Col
legiate league, will be played at Univer-
Slty Place tomorrow despite stories which
have been sent out TO the opposite effect.
such II the word that comes from Coach
Kline Of the Methodlsts. 1.-THE westerpers
have made no cancellation OF the con-
test said he today, and will certainly
not do so At this late hour"
objection was made to the first selec-
ton Of officials, according to the wes-
leyan authorities. and other names were
later Submitted to them. The final lineup
OF officials win be- Referee, Secretary
Maxwell OF the Oman a Young Mems
Christian association; umpire, Fred
Hunter Of the State Agricultural school,
and field Judge, w, A. Luke OF the local
Young Mems Christian association.
The game Is expected 10 be close, and
according to comparative scores, the
Adams county eoliegians should win.
Hastings won over the doughty Doane
bunch by 10 20 0. while the Methodlsta
were able 90 win by a single touchdown.
The Hastings team also outscoued the
Wesleyan team IN the Grand Island
game Coach Kline of the Coyotes, how,
ever Is confident that his team will be
able to VAnqulsh tho visitors and has been
putting his pupils through severe gruel-
ing this week In preparation for the
event
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
GOPHERS GO TO MILWAUKEE
Minnesota Expects to Win Without
Pickering,
HUGE MASS MEETING IS HELD
Chairman of Eligibility COmmittee
IntInntes Pickering Challenge
Has Not Deen Dropped by
Athletic Authorities.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1s.--Confidept
they can defeat the University OF wis
consin's eleven with Earle Pickering,
captain and fullback, on the side lines,
members of the University of Min
nesota's foot ball squad left tonight for
Milwaukee, where they will remain until
Saturday morning and then proceed to
Madison for the game In the afternoon
huge mass meeting was held today
for the two-fold purpose of arouslng
enthusiasm for the game and OF protest
Ing the action taken by Wisconsins
athletic oommittee whereby Pickering was
declared out OF the game yesterday on
the charge that he had played professional
base ball.
That the Pickering challenge has not
been dropped was intmated today by
the statement Of Prof. James Paige,
chairman of the eligibility committee,
when asked concerning the possibility of
the breaking OF relationship Of the two
schools.
1T is not advisable that we plunge into
any discussion OF permanent severance
Of relations while In the present agltated
stage" snid Mr.. Paige. 1--WE will be able
to tell better what Is the most ad-
vantageoue course when the matter has
been more thoroughly Investigated
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
TWO wrOGlsas At BLAIR
DR.. Lance IerSle:.. ~ HaEtIus SOn
aud Mia Marie Iihsler Mar
ried Wednesdag.

BLAIR. Neb, Nov. 1G.-(SpeciaL )-St.
Josephs Catholic church was beautifully
decorated with ferns and roses, amidst
which the wedding ceremony that Joined
in wedloclz Miss Marie Halter daughter
Of Hon. w. d. and Mrs. Halter, and Dr.
Lance Burstein OF Harrington, Neb., was
performed at o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, Father o'Drisooll, assisted by Father
Schnuttgen OF Harrington, Officiating
The bride was eostumed in a rich travel
ing suit OF dark blue serge and her brides
maid. Miss Margaret Ware In suit OF
dark blue broadcloth. Bernard Halter
the brides brother, was best man, The
happy couple and immediate friends were
served with an elaborate wedding break
fast at the home of the brides parents.
Dr. Burstein enjoys a fine practice in his
home city and with his wife left for liar-
tington today, where furnished house
awaits them.
Miss Myrtle, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
! Duane Brown Of this city was married IN
Lincoln Wednesday morning to Mr.. Bert
| IIaines at the Baptist parsonage, Rev
| Chapman officiating, The happy couple
took an early morning train for the CAPT
I tai city and after the ceremony wedding
dinner was served at the home of Mr..
Haines' counsin. Mrs. Haines has been
| hello" girl and chief operator In the
offices Of both telephone companies IN
Blair and only resigned her place with
the Hell company November !. Mr.
| Halnes holds the position OF freight agent
for the Northwestern railway aud has
held the position for some five years
They will be at home after December /
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
BIG GRIDlR0N BATTLES
TO BE PLAYED SATURDAY

The two big games on the eastern
gfidiron Saturday win be the Yale
Princeton clash at New Haven and the
battle between Harvard and Dartmouth
az Cambridge.
Tho Hale-PI lneeton game hes been an
annual one for the last thirty-fve years
since 1909 the Tigers have won but one
game, that in 1903 by the score Of n 10
6. In the last decade Yale has scored a
total OF no points against ~ made by
the orange and black.
Last year the Yale Princeton game
was the big surprise Of the season and
Was exceedingly eioso. On a forward
pass worked by Howe to Kilpatrick Yale
scored It's only touchdown, IA the mean
time holding the Tigers 10 a single field
goal. and the game ended 10 In the
blues favor.
The Harvard Dartmouth game has
generally resulted IN q victory for the
crimson and the Hanover lads have won
but two games out OF the last ter
played. Since 1870 Harvard has seored
lO points against % made by the Dart
mouth warriors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Stagg Displeased
With Maroon Work

CHICAGO Nov, iG,-"Nothing short Of
a miracle can make Chicago win over
Cornell saturday" said Coach stsgg OF
the University Of Chicago as no sur
veyed the Maroon serimmage ON Mar.
shah field today. s'rhe wor His the
worst I have seen In fifteen years
In spite OF this gloomy forecast on the
part Of the head coach, Chicago Is work
Ing as hard as ever IN preparation for
the game and tho players have plenty OF
courage and optimism. The last word
from Cornell was that the ithRcans viii
not relax their preparations ON account
OF any pessimistio predictiIns emanRtlng
fiom the University OF Chicago.
Norgren Is likely 10 be out OF satur-
days game. according TO the latest
predictons, Kennedy probably will re-
place him. scruby is scheduled 10 play
right guard In place OF Canning In OF de.
20 offer better opposition 60 Rourke o,
Cornell, who weighs 1856 pounds,
The Maroons today went through a
long Siege OF scrimmage. stagg workins
the men az breaking through the Inns
and tacking In the latter department
he said the men showed we'll though h,
is far from satisfied with the nterfor
encc
Manager q. r. Kent Of Cornell is IN
Chicago and has made his final arrange
ments Cor the game. The Cornell tsau
Is due here tomorrow morning
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
GLOOM IN MICHIGAN CAMP
Death Of Brother Will Keep Thorn
SON from Game Saturday.
PENNSYLVANIA EXPECTS TO WIN
squad WIN 60 Through Another
easy Workout and win Not Leave
for Ann ArbOr Until Satur-
day Morning,

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov 16.--With the
foot ball struggle between Michigan and
Pennsylvania but forty-eight hours away
word late today was received from Full
back Bottles" Thomson. from his home
in Cadillac, Mich. that his brother died
today and that he would not return to
Ann Arbor for week.
The announcement caused heavy gloom
to spread through university circles and
1t was freely predicted that Thomson's
absence would remove the pivot OF
Michigan's offensive and defensive
strength. In every. game Michigan played
this year, save possibly the Cornell con-
test, Thomson was the particular, star. 8.
Meek practlced in Thomsou's place to-
day. but Yost, visibly affected by Thorn
sons message, was silent as to what
changes may be made.
While today,s practice was not as Sc
we're as the several which preceded it.,
the men went through q stiff signal
workout and Yost continued his efforts
to perfect new plays including forward
pass evolutlons.
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 16.-Twenty-
three members Of the University of
Pennsylvania foot ball squad, under the
direction of eight coaches and Trainer
Murphy INDUCED in dummy sorimmage
and secret signal practice at the County
club this afternoon, Jourdet contracted a
slight cold and did not don q uniform.
Coaches Andy Smith and Murphy both
announced that they were well satisfied
with the condition Of the men s,t.s
The squad Will probably go through
an easy workout tomorrow afternoon and
will leave for Ann, Arbor Mich, Saturday
morning. Confidence in the eleven =
ability 10 down Michigan apparently
reigns sLprtIne,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Fathers Testimony
May Send His Two
Sons to the GalloWs

CHICAGO, Nov. lG.-Johp Shlblawski
took the witness stand here today and
gave testimony that may send his two
sons, Elwald and Frank, aged "a and 81,
respectively, TO the gallows, With four
other young men they we're charged with
having murdered Fred w, Guelzow, a
truck farmer.
The father testified that Frank brought
home the garden truck stolen from Guel-
COWS wagon and that Elwald gave him
watch, later identified as having been
taken from Guelzow's clothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
COURT ORDER lNvALIDATES
MANY ILLINOIS MARRIAGES

MOUNT VERNON. Ill, Nov. 1s-The
validity Of hundreds of Illinois marriages
will be affected by the decision of the
appellate court of southern Illinois placed
on record here today. The court held
that the Illinois law forbiddlng the re-
marriage of divorced persons within one
year could not be eysded by persons
going outside of the state to be married
and then returning to tile state to live.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Thomas Carey.

Thomas Carey. aged &c. died yesterday
at his home, 1870 sherman avenue, OF
lesion OF the heart. Mr., Carey was a
pioneer OF Omaha, having lived in this
city for fifty years lie is survived by
seyen children. The funeral VIII be held
at the late residence of the deceased
at $50 o'clock Saturday morning and at
the Holy Family church at D o'clock
Interment VIII be in Holy sepulcher
cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
TAKING BIBLE FROM SCHOOLS
WOULD BE LITERARY LOSS

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Nov. l6-'sTakinE
the Bible out Of the schools is the great
est literary calamity that has ever hap
pened to the state or country" declared
Prof, Francis Squire Potter of the Uni
yersity of Minnesota in his address on
conservation of moral and spiritual forces
before the Illinois Federation Of Wpmen's
Clubs in this city. He said the Bibla
should be found in every school either
as a required or an elective study.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. Martha l.. sutherIana.


HURON, y. d., Nov. i5.-(special. l---Mrs
Martha l.. sutherland, resident OF this
city for tho last twenty-five years, died
yesterday, aged 81 years, Mrs. suther-
land was a graduate OF Mount holyoke
college, and during the civil war was q
telegraph operator In ST. Louis. In that
capacity she had many interesting OK
periences, and on several occasions was
able TO giyO TO tho government valuable
assistance In connection with army mat
tiers. For a number of years after the
war she resided In Chicago. where she
accumulated considerable property, all OF
which was lost in the fire that destroyed
that city. Except grandson IN Chicago
Mrs, sutherland so far as known has M
near relatives living.
Bert O'Hara,
NEBRASKA ClTH, Neb,, Nov, l6,--(spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

STOCKVILLE. Neb.. Nov. i6-rhe an
nual session OF Frontier County Farmers
institute was held in the court house here
yesterday. The priu0Dol addresses were
by John Bower and Earl Hartley. a
separate meeting Of women In the odd
Fellows hall was addressed by Miss
Louise sabln. Both meetings were well
attended
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

NANkToN, :. D., Nov. iG-(special)-
Miss Alma Boyles, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Boyles OF this city, was mar
ried Wednesday to Henry L. Pasek.
also of Nankton. The bride Is a popular
fankton girl who has been on a claim in
Harding county, whore the little romance
started as Mr., Pasek had an adjoining
claim there.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
GnInca-CheNneN.

GLENWooD, la, Nov. lG.-(Spec.ap--
DR.. John Gaines OF Excelsior Springs,
No. and Miss Edith Cheyney We're mar
ried here Tuesday evening at the home
of the bride, Miss Cheyney has grown
to womanhood IN Glenwood and Is widely
and favorably known. DR.. Gaines has
practiced medicine and surgery for nine
teen years at Excelsior Springs and is
one OF that city's most popular physi-
clans. He Is president OF the Clay county
medical and vice president OF the district
medical After tour OF the northern
cities, Or. and Mrs. Gaines will be at
home at Excelsior Springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Here is woman who speaks from per-
sonal knowledge and long experience. viz,
Mrs. z, H. Brogan OF Wilson, Pa, who
says. Il know from experience that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is far superior
to any other, For Group there is nothing
that excels IT," For sale by all dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
ROurke Secures Two
Pitchers of Millers

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 10. - Pitchers
Cayet and Loudeil of the Minneapolis
American association team have been
sold 10 the Omaha team Of the Western
league. The purchase price Is not stated,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

GRAND ISLAND, Neb,, Nov, l6.-Cspe-
olal, Representative White, a member
OF the 1901 Legislature, is seriously IN at
his home in Cameron township, a blood
clot having formed on the brain. The
latest reports from the bedside indicate
that his condition Is improving.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Watkinn-MIIAOn,

CAMBRIDGE, Neb., Nov, 1e-(speciaD
Edward Watkins, jr,, of this city and
Miss Ruth Wilson Of stookville, were
married Sunday at the home Of the
groom's sister, Mrs, H. d. Cameron, in
Stockyilc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
mIrh seronds and nelIerne.

As a preliminary TO the Omaha Council
Bluffs game Saturday afternoon al
Rourke park, the second Omaha High
eleven will clash with tho Bellevue
academy team, This will be the first
time the two eevens have ever met and
a good game Is expected,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
A UorTibIe Death

results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
and weak. sore lungs with DIR. Kings
New Discovery. soc and sLoO. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

SEWARD. Neb., Nov. lG-CSpeeiaD-I
The Young Mems Christian association
boys viii conduct junior ohautauqua
here next summer and have begun max
ing attractions. They have leased the
OF three years,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
HYMENEAL


Miss Anna Peterson, daughter Of ole C.
Peterson, and Albert p. 8, Lykke were
married by Rev. Charles w. savidse At
his residence Wednesday morning at 10.
The brides brother aud sister. NJ. and
Emma Peterson, accompanied them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
LIfc srntence for WIG Murderer.

NII-RPHYSBORO, H.. Nov 16.-James
Freeman. IS years old, was sentenced TO
imprisonment for life for the murder Of
his wife. lie cut her throat with poke
knife. Freeman was an ltlnerap
preacher.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Young rockingham. star OF the har-
ward freshman team, who, Il is an
nounoed, viii be unable 10 play In the
game with the Yale first year team. be-
cause OF Injuries received In tie battle
with Princeton's ''freshles," which vas
won b. Harvard. u " o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

sT LOUIS Nov. si6.-The Washington
university foot ban players got their last
workout this afternoon. They win de-
PART tomorrow Tor Des Molnos where
they viii meet Drake Saturday. CoGch
cayou put the squad through kciifnmages
and practice signals. Nipper, halfback
because OF recent injuries did not enter
into the Ecrimmages.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Persistent Advertising Is the Read Il
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

ciaL)-Bert o'Hare, aged %, dled at his
home IN this city yesterday after a brief
illness, from Bnshts disease. lie was
born In Iowa and came 10 this city
number OF years ago. lie was clerk at
the Frontier hotel and was landlord OF
q hotel al Vcrdon for some time At the
time Of his death he was in the employ
OF the Bartling Grocery company. Five
years ago ho was married 10 Miss
Francis OF this city and since chat time
four children were born 90 them, oil OF
whom, with his widow, survive him, Tits
funeral was neld this afternoon, under
the direction OF the Woodmen OF the
World. OF which order he was member.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Mrs. Ada Meyers.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Nov. i0. -(spe,
cial)--The body OF Mrs. Ada Meyers
widow Of the late John Meyers. who died
al the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Carson. was brought TO this city yester-
day for interment. She was 81 years OF
age aud was born and reared IN this city,
being the daughter o. Thomas Thomas.
She is survived BY three children. Mrs.
Henry Carson OF Atelison, Mrs. William
Eyre o. 81 Joseph and Abby H. Meyers
0t Kansas Gity.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Nsy % the si'ua'i0a--nss Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

NEBRASKA CRY Neb,, Nov, i6,--(spe-
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Saves TWso Lives.

'NeitHer ny sister nor myself ni%a.
&c living today II Il Aad moi been Tor
Or. Kings New Discovery" writes =
j.. Mcdonald. q Fayetteville, ~
r. F.. u. No 8. for No Lo,h hal
frtghtGul coughs that no other renu,-
dy could help We we're told my sis
ter had consa,nptien. SIZE was very
weak ma had night sweets aut yogr
v oudcTfuI medicine completely cured
us to:h IFS the best over used Or
heard Of" l'or sore snngs, cough S,
colds, tomorfhsge, iagrippe asthma.
hay fever, crout, whooping cousin,
III bronchial trou5les.-it'B saPre1na.
Trial bottle free. 600 a1s 81. Guar
autecd by npse's Drug Store.
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SKIN EcTioNs
w ether on Infant or Grown per.-n
Cured by Zen1o and zemo Soap.
An Unusual Offer.

ne Andrews Drug store says to
/ every person, be it ran. woman or
cflld who b1s an irritssted, tender nr
itcl ing skin. TO come to our store AMI
procure bottle OF II1ND ard cake
Of HEmo soaD and II you are not On
tirely satisfied With reaults, come
tack and get your money. SO conf
dcut are ne of tho efficacy OF tAis
clean. simple treatment. that sc
make YOU this unusual otter.
HEMO is n clean liquid for extet-
nal use that his cured SO many eases
cf eczema. pimplcs, dandran and
othcr forms or sigin eruption GHM0
and HllMO soap arc sold by dru@-
Sigts everywhere and 10 Br,ir8wiei1
~ Andrews Drug store ZEGI0 ana
Li9mO soap arc tire most eaonoIni-
cal as wen a. the cleenest and most
effective treatment for affections OF
the skin or scalp, whether on infant
or grown person
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pERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
ey Mis-. Marie Nightingale.

Tuesday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hsber-
sham Clay at their homo in Bryan
county. whence they will go 10 Sa-
vannah to spend some time with reIa-
tiyes.
- =
Miss Edna Poore. VITO has been
III for the past week with pneumonia,
is convalescing, TO the pleasure NJ
her friends.
- -
Mr.. Joseph Clay and Miss Mary
Clay, have left to spend some tine
in Bryan county. the guests Of ar
and Mrs. HabershaIn Clay.
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MRS. BEDIN GFIELO HERE.

Mrs Bedingfeld, who Aas for q
quarter or century been known TO
Georgians US a teacher of shorthand
q; #asop, is in Brunswick at III
uniou 81, where she win be glad tc
explain TO ambitious young people the
great advantages being offered Icy the
Georgia Alabama business College. at
Maccn. Ga Telephone 35S i.f9
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The busiest and migntlest little
thing mat ever was made is Cte an
ertain's gtowach and liver Tablets.
They do the work wfeneyeT you re-
auta their aid These tablets cnahee
wea kncss into strength, llgftness iulo
epereY, eIoomiDes into joyoaaneas.
Their action is SO g'enIe one don't
realize they have taken pnrgarge.
Sold by f. c. Bruce
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For ether acute or chronic kidnoy
disorders, for annoying ond painfnl
urirarY irroeu]asiDes, take FOLEY KID
ucg Pills. An honest and eeTotive
medicine Tor kidney end Bladder dis
orders Roberts Tharmacy
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lust received a lot os pure cod fan
picked beef and mackerel direct frn1
the packers Wright & MCGOWAN Go
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Event Of Saturday, Afternoon.
TIE following Invitations have
Been received by friends in tne city.
Mrs John w. Thomas, Mrs. Jessie
n 1'homas, Miss Elise Nelson, at
Home, Saturday, jan 2 at 3 o'clock.
x ~
Thaiien Club Entertained.
a happy occasion Of yesterday aft
ernoon was the meeting Of the ThF
Iian club with Mrs. c. d. Conyers.
The guests Of the club Included
Mesdamea simon Brown, u. C. ilya~,
q. r. Mrigt, j. d. SPARKS, John w,
Thomas, Miller Nightingale, Geor &c
Palmer Smith, Ed Fleming, OF Jach
sonville; J. II. WRIGHT, Albert Fendig,
Misses Elise Nelson aud Alma Wright
- "
Social Items.
Tie frienas Of Mrs, w G. AIMEE
sympathize with her in the death o:
her aunt, Miss louie Muilin, OF Co
Iumbus. who pissed away at her
home at an early hour yesterday
morninr. after an illness OF only II
few weeks.
~ ~
Mrs. Ed Fleming and children, OF
Jacksonville, are the guests OF Mrs.
George Palmer Smith, at her home IN
Dartmouth street.
Mr.. and Mira. Donald Forsyth, or
Darien. are expected to arrive next
week TO spend some time WITH NAT
and Mrs. r. e. Dart.
.xI
Mr.. Robert Hopkins win entertain
The members of the ENTRIES Nous GNU
on Tuesday evening at his home'
COMPLIMENTARY to Miss Dorothy Stiiee.
~ Malhone Ga, who Is the pretty an
attractive guest of Miss ka'heFihe
stiles.
Mrs Nellie Mcdonald returned yea
torday after spending the holidays
With relatives at Townsend.
e &c
Mrs. Roland Mu.lin. WHO left re"
anvs ago for her home in Jackson
vile after visit to Mrs. W. l..
A1nes. has returned. she having Feeh
called here by the sad death OF MISE
Louie Mullin.
Mrs u. Glauber and Miss Josie
Nusebaum left yesterday for Jackson
vine. whore they will reside III the
future.
u q
Mrs. Charles willy. of Bruns~ick'
,s visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank IL
Screven. News
The friends Of Mrs. NJ. J. Coisoa
vii, no grieved 20 learn that she Is
very III at Hawkinsvilic. where she
has been spending some time me
CUES. OF relatives.
% -
Mrs.. II. II. Raymond. OF New YORK
Ia me guest OF Mrs. II. W. Cosnen al
the Ogiethorpc
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huger feft o'
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But, alas; she wed another
Ere the winter season went.
And | sought an explanation
Waat her ways flirtauous meant
And again there came tie bushes,
And the same old thrill OF pain
As she gave the same old whisper
That she guessed shed guessed
again
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GUESSING.

First | asked her if she loved nae.
and she shyly hung her head,
And Ger cheeks took on mantle
Or luscious rosy red.
TEN she dropped her eyes a trfro
Meath her lashes darkly hid
And she murmured In a whisper
That she really guessed she did.
.Then asked her would she we'd me
And her bushes came once more:
And the sigh that when she uttered
Thrilled me to the very core.
repeated taen the question,
And her answer, It was good;
For the answer that came tripping
Showed she surely guessed sbe
would.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iiuser len o'
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Event OF Saturday, Afternoon.

A. suMeran Mann.