The Delphos Republican from Delphos, Kansas • 1

Subscribe For This Paper, THE B1LPHOS REPUBLICAN. rr-rss. The Queen ot the Solo-r Valley Is located on the Solomon I ach of the U. 28 miles from Be-t 'i mi 85 from Solomon. Population 1.9.

Good water power. Splendid farm-icj country, 6 churches. Good schools. A Good Advertising Medium. After the Clouds Comes Sunshine.

J. 1.1. WATERMAN SON. $1 PER vol: hi. DELPHOS, OTTAWA COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1891.

NO. 25. We want some wood on subscription Pension affidavits at this office. Societies. Subscribe for the Repudlioan.

Buy none but Mrs.Plett's yeast cakes Delphos Flour at the Arcade. Horse notes for sale at this office. Nine different kinds of cultivators Fine shirts at Burr's from 50 to 75 A DAM KXCAJIPMBNT, No. IS, meet the Ali eeoond and-fourth Thursdays lu ouob at C.C. Wood's.

cents each. George Abbott returned from his month at the I. O. O. hall.

W. B. JONES. The peaeh trees are loadod with fruit J. II.

Wathiuian, Scribe, N.G Fine Mocking Bird for sale. En John Rae is building an addition to quire of C. M. Bishop. his residence.

trip to Oklahoma Sunday. Western washer. Better than ever, Cheaper than ever, at C. Bros. in this vicinity.

A large stock of furnishing goods received at N. L. Burr's. fi A. WILDERNESS POST No.

116, meets Corn Is" up and looking nicely. Fresh asparagus at II. B. Jones. Go to N.

L. Burr's for men's and boys' hats. George N. Billings was a Minneapolis visitor Monday. Blue Jay social at the Good Templar Hall to-night.

May 16th. Three different kinds of weed-ticklers at C. C. Wood's Implement house. II.

Gilbreath and wife were visitors Sheriff Quincy of Salina, was aDel on the second Saturday or oaon montii. A. J. Bow BR, Post Ooinmuuder. J.

M. Watchman, Adiulant. at the county seat last Friday. phos visitor Monday. The band was out serenading our and Threshers, straw stackers grain weighers at C.

Bros. A O. V. W. LODGE No.

ISA, moots on tho boo- Miss Hattie Remeley, ot Glasco, was newly married people Tuesday night, A new roof has been put upon the ond and fourth Tuesday evening or each the guest of Mrs. Lambert last week. Needham block this week. Constipation, blood-poison, fever, monio, R. Bates, W.

J. H. Richards. Recorder. Mrs.

R. Raub lias our thanks for Miss Sadie Kirby has been confined Boring Jones will hereafter deliv Doctors' bills and funeral expenses cost about two hundred dollars; De Witt's to the house this week with the mumps, er meat to any part of the city free of A F. A. Dolphos Lodgo.No. 202, meet In their Hall tho Kirs! and Third Tuesday of Ellsworth Eames, of Lawrence.

yis- Little Early Risers cost a quarter. charge. ited home and friends in this city this month. h.a. iibas, w.j Wii, A.

Stuart. Beo. We will furnish the Republican and Daily Capital one year for $6 Try week. Take your choice. Kinsev The Silver Leaves will give a "Blue G.

has greatly improved his store by putting In a new, hard it. 0. G. T. Delphos Lodge, No.

138, meets In its hull every Monday night. Wm. Galpin returned from the Pa V. X. BTRJIILINO, HOC.

12. 1). BAUH, U. A. pine floor.

cific coast this week, and is at work Jay" social at- Good Templar hall tonight, May 15th. There will be a pro The Glasco orchestra furnished the music for the S. of V. ball Friday several nice messes of asparagus. Northern Ohio seed potatoes going at a sacrifice at II.

B. Jones'. Must be 3old. Did you ever see a binder without elevators? If not see the New Davis at C. Bros.

A large number were in attendance upon the S. of V. ball from Minneapolis and Glasco. II. Gilbreath sent a package of chinch bugs, found in Ins wheat, to upontheschoolhou.se.

Old papors 5c. a bunch at this office. L. P. Williams is building an addition to his barn.

T. W. Ellis lias added a new porch to his residence. Frank Davis and family were Beloit visitors Monday. A full line of fresh groceries at the Arcade Restaurant, Mrs.

P. C. Hull and son Blake, visited in Minneapolis Saturday. The Raub brothers have been wrestling with a malarial attack the past week. John Lindenmire, of Beloit, is at work upon the foundation of the school house.

Genuine baker's Compressed Yeast for sale by F. M. Farra. Two cakes for 6 cents. Eb.

Barnum left for Russell county Tuesday, whero he will work at veterinary dentistry. W. II. Clendinen went to Emporia Monday to attend the state Sunday school convention. We were honored with a call from Seward A.

Jones and wife of the Scottsville News, Tuesday. Uncle Frank Rollings has the only potatoes we have seen growing this TV P. P. A. meet tho Friday night on or be- A.

C. Giger and wife and sister, of Glasco, attended the ball at the Opera fore the full moon. V. J. 8CKBBR, night.

gram consisting of songs, recitations, select readings and instrumental mu Cap't. W. M. Webster, Soc'y. The cyclone season is approaching, secure reliable insurance from the House Friday night.

C. W. Meeker is doing an artistic sic. A doll drill by ten little girls will C. 0.

DELPHOS LODGE, No. 149, moete Delphos Land Loan Co. job of painting upon the Presbyterian A heavy white frost visited this sec bo one of the attractive features. An admission fee1 of 6 cents will be every Saturday night at Con-en nan. W.

L. Cannon, N. J. M. Wathrmjw, Sec'v.

church. The Delphos F. A. I. U.

meets tion Sunday night, but did not affect charged. Supper 15 cents. Proceeds the 2nd Thursday nights in each month even beans or tomato plants. J. S.

Shiveley, of No. 48. of TQENEYOLENT LODGE, to go toward painting the Presbyterian W. B. Eames, Sec.

fourth Frlduys In ing the Topeka paper company, called JLt meets the seoond and Prof. Snow, Monday. We have a $3000 stock of boots and aen month at too l. u. u.

r. nan. Delia Knowles, Soo. Mauv Dopp, N. upon us Tuesday.

Daniel Fenstermaker, of Jewell City, Harry Petro and Ira Willie, of Beloit, shoes to trade for a farm. Delphos Land Loan Co. is the boss stone layer upon the found Dr. Herman Daniels and Alec church. AH should turn out and aid this laudable enterprise.

A cordial invitation is extended to all. MARRIED. At the Presbvterian TELPHOS LODGE, No. 74, K.of P. ov- Jones drove down from Scottsville ation of our new school house, and is were Delphos visitors Wednesday and helped the K.

P. boys out with the Oriental Degree. J-f ery Wednesday evening at Masonic mill. T. K.

Clenihnbn. C. C. SURBKH. last night to attend tho Jones re a good one.

JNo better present can be given an invalid than a Plummer reclining K. of It. S. C. ception.

Fall in! Right dress! Front! Grandpa Reppert died yesterday of chair. Price $6. Apply at this office Leave vour ordor for a Binder at C. Forward March! to Clendinen Bros. church, Thursday evening, May 7th, 189, by Rev.

J. II. Cooter, John II. Richards and Miss Martha B. Tol-ley, both of this city.

At an early hour the church was inflamammatory rheumatism. His son meets the second and fourth Saturdays of Mrs. Lucy Porter left for Anthony Bros, they have a few left out of the J. C. Reppert has long been a sufferer and leave your order for a Deering oca montii in tho l.

u. u. nun. Mas, M. E.

Taylob, Dklia A. Sec'y. FruH, last week to join her husband. Rev. A.

3rd car. If the fly takes the wheat from the same disease. or Osborne Binder, N. Porter, who has accepted a call to they keep the machines. Mrs.

Mary "Porter and son, of Ab preach there. The Minneapolis juvenile base ball of V. Sheridan Camo. No. 72.

meets in I. 0. Frank Lloyd, of the Santa Fe offices G. T. hall First and Third Thursday night ists played a match game with our kids spring that beats ours.

Col. Laraalere, of Minneapolis, has oreaenmontu. f. uunninohaii, uapt Will Cunningham 0. Sorg't.

in Topeka, is in the city, visiting his sis filled with invited guests and relatives of the contracting parties. Mrs. Geo. N. Nichols played the wedding march as the bridal party reached the church and marched up the east aisle, T.

R. Clendinen, groomsman and Miss Etta ilene, arrived Tuesday, and is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlotte Tudor, and other relatives in this city. last Saturday and have the scalps of just finished the plastering James C. 0.

Wood has received bis sample ter, Mrs. Minnie Mattox, and is the the latter hanging to their belts. TELPHOS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets Hodge header and is ready to take or guest of the Wood household. Griffin's house, and was a Delphos visitor Wedcsdav morning. E.

E. Clark returned from Kansas Screen Wire, spring hinges, refriger- ders for the machines. XJ the third Friday in each month at the res! lonceof the president. Helen Backer, Delia A. Knowlks, Soc.

Pros, Joy Bishop, is kept busy with his City, Monday, where he went to cream freezers and a full line De Witt's Little Early Eisers veterinary dentistry and horse castra Two acres of. fine growing wheat, have a surgical operation performed of seasonable, goods at C. Head never gripe or cause nausea. Mild near old creamery, for sale cheap. tion practice, ire nas no superior in upon the feet of his infant son.

quarters for hardware and implements. but sure, assist rather than force the above lines this section. Best little pill for sick headache, Professional. C. SDRBER, M.D.

All calls attended to. both day and night. Tolley, bridesmaid, leading, to the altar, where the ceremony was soon concluded. After the marriage a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, tables being provided for one hundred guests, where all jar-took of the bountiful repast provided for the occasion. About midnight the Call at C.

Bros, and see a list of Watson McKnight, general agent of There will be preaching at the chronic constipation or dyspepsia. the Pennsylvania R. B. at Pittsburg, those who have bought Binders of them. "It's a dandy." aud like Christian church next Sunday at 11 IVINSKT Co.

arrived in this city Monday and is OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, 1st. Door West of o'clock and at night, by J. W. Garner, their binders, they are all ELI visiting his sister, Mrs. Charlotte Tu the Bank, Delphos, Kan Lambert Stuart farmers.

of Beloit AH are invited to be dor. company dispersed and the newly wed sells the Decorah steel The S. of V. dance Friday night The Silyer Leaves will give a "Blue HEW GROCERY windmill. See cut on was a grand success and put the financ Jav" social at the Good Templar Hall, nave received tins weeK a large stock of new goods.

Come in and see them and give us your order. Our May 15. Every body invited to come ded pair began married life under their own vine and fig tree, in the neat little cottage on Michigan avenue, all fitted and furnished for occupancy before the wedding. the 1 es of the camp in a healthy condition. Several couples were in attendance back pace.

and have a good time, as is the result of everything this society gets up. motto is quick sales and small profits from Glasco and Minneapolis. An Oriental Degree lodge was or ganized in this city Tuesday night The groom is the second son of ex- S. A. Hawthorn.

If food Fours on tho stomach, di ery popular, very small, very pyx IN' A bcautif uL skin, bright eyes. with the following officers: Dr. C. good. DeWitt's Little Earlv Risers.

and A full hue of GROCERIES. FLOUR Cauucd Uuods. gestion is defective. Dc Witt's Lit Surlier, G. J.

M. Nichols, V. sweet breath, good appetite, vigorous body, pure blood and good health the pill for constipation, billions-ness, sick headache. tle Early liisers will remedy this. J.

T. Duncan, II. Elsie Wood- esult irom the use or De Witts A. Wathem. Clendinen Bros, have about 30 cook stoves and just an equal number of bargains for they are all marked down, A subscription paper was started Wednesday to buy another horse for Isaac Pratt and enough was soon raised.

Arthur J. Plowman, of Jewell City, is one of Mr. Berry's assistants in the carpenter department of the new school building. Mrs. A.

R. Cormack accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Lucy Porter, as far as Abilene, where she will visit relatives and friends before returning. Dr.

Surber returned Monday from Perryville, whither he was called by the fatal illness of his brother Charley, who died of brain fever while the Doctor was there. Catarrh, neuralgia, rheumatism and most diseases originate from impure blood. Cleanse it, improve it, purify it with De Witt's Sarsaparilla and health is restored, strength regained. Sold by Kinsey Co. A.

L. McNeill has packed up and worth, L. M. Wednesday night' 1 Hie famous littlo pills that never gripe and never disappoint. Kinsey Co.

darsap.mna, it is sola bv lvinsey Co. Kinsey Co Frank Penn returned from Washing candidates were initiated into the mayor ltichords, and one of our prosperous young business men, being chief clerk in the mercantile establishment of J. W. Seymour. The bride is the youngest daughter of William Tolley and wife, an accomplished musician and one of the belles of tiie city.

She was born in England, but came to this country while an infant, and has grown to womanhood in our quiet littlo uiysieries tnereor, alter wnicn a ton vv eunesaay morning, lie says We have about twenty-five pots of bountiful repast was seryed. line house plants more than is needed there are too many hunting work upon the Pacific coast to suit hiin. He does One of Isaac Pratt's fine horses laid down and died Wednesday just after reaching the city. This is a serious Seward A. Jones and wife arrived to decorate ouf meat market, aud Feed and Sale Stable I WEST SLbE SQUARE, H.

GILBREATH PROPRIETOR from Illinois Sunday and have been not give that country a very good which we desire to dispose of as soon name. us possible, and at very low 'prices. visitin? his parents this week. We city. The happy couple start out upon congratulate you, Seward, upon the step you have taken, and the excellent loss to Mr.

Pratt, who is a hardworking, industrious farmer living on Pipe Creek, aud will seriously interfere with his spring work. I.uchlcu's Arnica Salve. Purifies the Wood, increases the cir the journey of life under auspicious Boring Jones. The Relief Corps has received an in culation, expels poisonous humors and circumstances and we hone their life builds up the system. What more do bark may encounter" no rougher seas vitation to visit the Ada Corps next Thursday, the 21st.

Those going will choice you have made for a life partner. May your "takes" all be "fat;" your "job hook" never empty, and you want a medicine to perform? De than those rollicking little waves. Having Recently added a number of First Class Rigs, have to provide transportation for Witt's Sarsaparilla is reliable. which arise from an occasional squall when the time comes for "evening up" Kinsey Co themselves, and are requested to meet at the post office at 7 a. m.

It is hoped there will be a good turn out. the last "take," may you finish the "line" without an additional "space" This stable is now one of tho Salary $25 per week: Wanted Good and disturb the rytlim of the gently undulating billows of love, against which the best regulated families are unable to guard. Agents to sell our general line of mer IN THE VALLEY Quite a novel birthday party was and show a long and "clean proof" when you lay down the "stick and rulo" for eternity. shipped his household goods back to Manchester, Iowa, aud left with his family for his old home there yesterday. He is a good business man and we hate to see him go.

chandise. No peddling. Above salary will be paid to "live" agents. For The following is the list of presents given at the residence'of Mrs. Eva Bishop, Tuesday, seven ladies participating, further information, address: and the donors thereof: Marbletop stand, James Clark and wife, James Chicago General Supply Co.

Good Accommodations For Teamsters and Farmers. ive me a call whose combined ages amount to 492 Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received by the Smith and wife and E. W. Smith, The Western Odd Fellow, published 178 West Van Buren Chicago, 111.

Sot silver nut crackers and picks, V. A. Johnston years. .1 he party was given in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Mary Trask at Topeka, ought to be in the family of The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetters, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Kinsey Do you want to save from 25 to 50 cents on every dollar you spend? If so, write for our Illustrated catalogue, containing illustrations and prices of everything manufactured in the United States, at manufacturers' prices. Illustrations, all lines represented. Catalogue mailed free on application.

Chicago General Supply Co. 178 West Van Buren Chicago 111. We have acepted the agency for the and wife, Minneapolis. in elegant reception was given at school board of the city of Delphos, to and including May 15th," 1891, for furnishing and putting in steam heating apparatus for a new six- Set silver fruit knives, J. A.

Felt ond wife, Min ind Mrs. Emily Johnson. The party the residence of A. G. Jones last night in neapolis.

was comprised of Mrs. Trask, 74, Mrs. every Odd Fellow. Not an issue is sent out but what contains valuable information to the craft worth the subscription price, $1 a year. Try it.

Two individual salt and pepper, A. L. Forgeus, Johnson, 72, Miss Spear, 71, Mrs. Hol- room school house in District No. iUlUUUUpUllH, lis, 80, Mrs.

Skinner, 62, Mrs. Carman, 12, Ottawa county, Kansas. A suf Silver butter knife, Mrs. White. Silver stand and berry dish, V.

H. Clendinen' honor of his son Seward and wife, who are spending a short time under the family roof tree before beginning housekeeping. About 40 guests sat down to a bountiful spread aud a highly enjoyable time ensued. Old papers for sale at this office. Go to II.

B. Jones for fresh KM. M. 1). Scott, of Concordia, was in the city Tuesday, Join the procession and buy a Peering binder at C.

Bros. HAPPY HOOSIERS. 63, Mrs. Braman, 70. They had a It is quite the fashion now to take Do Witt's Little Early Risers for liver, stomach and bowel disorders.

and wife, J. W. Woodward and wife, Hurd Clendinen and wifo, D. W. C.

Bower ond wife, A. G. Jones and wife and T. R. Clendinen, splendid time and enjoj'ed themselves as ODly such giddy girls can who carry the average weight of more than 70 They are small pills, but mighty Silver tea set.

5 pioces, J. W. Seymour and fami Remarkable Rescue. good ones. We sell them.

ficient guarantee of good faith must accompany each bid. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Plans and specifications on file at the Bank of Delphos, and office of II. M. Hadley, Architect, 627 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kan.

J. M. Waterman, Clerk. Program for Memorial Exercises. ly, G.

N. Nichols and wife, John Corral and wife, C. C. Wood and family, II. Gilbreath and years of life's burdens.

The fly is in the wheat Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111., Kinsey Co. u' We have heretofore been givinp makes the statement that she caught Aud the bug is In tho corn, family, Ferd Lambert and wife, John White and family, E. E. Clark and wife, W.

A. Stuart and wife, J. T. Duncan and family, G.N.Billings and family and Miss M. E.

Poet. cold, which settled on her lungs, she But the man that buys a Deering away the old papers which accumulate in the office. It takes time to bundle was treated for a month by her family Is the luckiest man that's born. SilVbr butter plate, napkin ring, sugar spoon, physician, but grew worse. He told For flies are knowing creatures butter knife and individual salt and pepper, N.

L. Burr and wife. her she was a hopeless victim of con And the bugs are on the run Gold plated fish knife, Mary Dopp and Minnie them up, so we have-concluded to put them up in packages of 15 and charge a nickel for a package. If they are not worth this they are not worth having at all Simpson. i MKMOEIAL SUNDAY, Post, Corps and Camp meet at halls 1:30 p.m March to Opera House at 1:15.

America, by all, at 2 p. m. Invocation, Rev. M. Mayo, Anthem, Choir.

Sermon, Geo. S. Smith. Anthem, Benediction, Rov. H.

Cooter. Return to hall. Silver sugar spoon, Joe Richards. Longfellow's poems, Dr. D.

W. Chase. Silver pickle caster, W. Clingenpeel and wife. Crystal water sot, J.

and Agnes Lucas, Minneap Notice to School Boardi. sumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption; she bought a bottlo and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, fouud herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.

Free trial bottles of this great discovery at Kinsey The law now requires that school olis. boards shall not issue any order on tho Eight day clock, B. Richards and wife. Piano lamp, W. B.

Root and H. W. Sutton and treasurer except upon a voucher duly MEMOUIAI. DAY. Assemble at 9 a.

m. sharp. Form on let street, head rosting on Main street. Pro- cession starts at 9:30 a. m.

sworn to, auu imposes a hue udoii wife, Minneapolis. When they hear the gentle racket Of the Deering Binder run. They rack out to your neighbor's And starve while on tho way, For he has bought a Deering And liis grain is stacked away. So, to exterminate these pests The very quickest way, We'll all just buy a Deering Aud bid the bugs good day. The Y.

P. C. U. will give an entertainment next Saturday evening, May 16, at the Universalist Hall, entitled "Pets of Society." OAST OF CHAItAOTEBS. them for violation of this provision of not less than $50 nor more than $500.

Electric lamp, Dr. C. C. Surber and wife, U. B.

Jones and wif 0. L. Kinsoy and wife and W. P. Btilwell and and imprisonment.

We have the Co's drugstore. Large bottles 50cts. and $1.00. necessary blanks in stock for a compli Paper rack, J. Cooper and family.

ance with the law. Come and tret. Lamp, Dr. J. H.

Payne and family. them. Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida-ville, writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kiduey and liver medicine, made me feel like a new man." J.W. Gardner, hardware merchant of same town, says: "Electric Bitters is justthethingfora man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies, he found new strength, good appetite and felt just as if he had a new lease on life.

Only 50c. a bottle at Kin-sey Go's, drugstore. This office is under obligations to B. B. Smyth, of Topeka, librarian of the Academy of Science, for the 12th volume of the transactions of that body of scientists." It is invaluable to the student in scientific research in the realm of botany and the vegetable kingdom generally, It contains many able papers upon various topics, but none of more interest than that of Prof.

Smyth upon the periodicity of plants, and the formation of a Kansas floral clock, the result of many years' observation, by which each hour of the iliy'Ircm 2 a. m. to 11 p. m. may be accurately shown by the blossoming of various plants, most of them being natives of Kansas.

Wo shall soon publish extracts from this valuable paper, as it deserves the widest circulation. Plummer reclining chair, invaluable for invalids. It is arauged so that it may be used as a hammock, being suspended by four ropes, and can be folded in a compact form and easily transported. Prices ranging from $0 to $25, according to upholstering, in Walnut, Oak and Pecan. Sample may be seen at our residence.

Important to Ladies Only. We want a woman in every county to establish, a Corset Parlor for the sale of Dr. Nichols' celebrated Spiral Spring corsets and clasps, warranted never to break, will outwear any three ordinary corsets. Wages $40 to $75 per mouth and expenses; we furnish complete stock on consignment. Settlements monthly; position permanent.

$3 outfit free; inclose 18 cents stamps to pay postage etc. Address with references, G. D. Nichols 1S-31 25 E. 14th New York.

Tuesday morning Hon, Geo. N. Nichols showed ns a bunch of wheat from his farm which was badly injured by the Hessian fly. Many of the stalks were so weakened at the joints that they could not support themselves and fell down to the ground. In each of these injured' stalks found one or more of the pupa ot the lly, imbeded in its heart.

The sample was taken from that earliest sown, the later wheat being apparently uninjured. There is no doubt but the early wheat in this vicinity is badly damaged and The following is the program for the Pair towels, Chas. Mattox and wife. Pain Unnecessary in Childbirth. Pain is no longer necessary In child Table oloth, Geo.

McKay und wife. CheniUe table cover, P. C. Hull and wife and Ottawa County Co-operative Association of the church of Christ, to couvene at Glasco, Kansas, Saturday and Sunday, May 23 and 24, 1891: OBDEtt OF rBOOESSION. Delphos Cornet Band.

Sheridan Camp No. 72, S. of V. Relief Corps in carriages. Wilderness Post and visiting comrades.

Civic Societies. Meredith Silver Cornet Band. Citizens in carriages. Unload aud form lino south side' road in front of Cemetery. March in, same order as above, and form hollow square around mound for Unknown.

Usual exercises. Return to Post- Hall. Dinner. Assemble at Post Hall mother. Dresser cover, A.

Haggart. birth. Its causes, being understood, are easily overcome. Any woman may now become a mother without suffering any pain whateyer, the la Pair towels, Mrs. F.

E. Haggart. Table cloth, A. Johnsten and wifo. Mrs De Brngh -Helen De Brugh Maurine DeBrugh -Mm.

Weston Mrs. Vanderwalterr Katie Wilhelminn Jennie Brown. Julia Wildes. Lucy Taylor. t- Nannie Tudor.

Nannie Durst. Rosa Blanchard. Clara Ellis. Glass bread plate and 4 individual salts and pep pers, Lottie Richards. bor being made short, easy and free from danger.

Morning sickness, BATUBDAY, MAT 23, 10 M. Opening exercises. Reading of minutes. Reports of standing committees. Reports of select committees.

lioports of officers. DI-NNKil. Unfinished business. New bnsiness. Short talks by any one who has anything Walnut and plush rocker, J.

S. Dowey and wife G. E. Dewey and wife. swelled limbs, and all other like evils can be readily controlled, and all fe Set silver knives ond forks, W.

S. Richards and wife. male diseases speodily cured. Never Set silver table spoons, J. M.

Waterman and fam good to offer. known to fail. ladies attest its ily. enter table, Wm. Tolley and wife.

merits Cut this out; it may save 14, March to Opera House at 1:45. SKKVICES AT OPESA HOUSE. 1. Music by Delphos Band. 2.

Prayer. 3. Selection of choir. 4. Post Exercises.

5. Music by Meredith Band. 6. Address by Hon. D.

C. Chipman. 7. Solection by choir. 8.

Address by W. R. O. P. Selection by choir, 10.

Benediction. 11. "Marching Through Georgia" by all. 12. Return to Poet Hall.

SYNorsis: Comparison of beaux. Picos breakfast. Description of Mr. Yail Walter's seven How proposals, are "made. Inside view of a call.

The great grief. The dreadful missives from the beaux. New opportunities to shine, and consequent happiness Doors open at eight o'clock. Curtain rises at 8:30. Admission 15 cents.

Basket of flowers, C. M. White and wifo. your lite, butter not a day longer. AIUOUBXMEXT TILL 7:80 P.

M. 8 p. m. Sermon by Eld. W.

F. Black. SUNDAY, MAY 24. 11 a. m.

Sermon by Eld. G. D. Sellers. 2:30 p.

m. Sermon by Eld. T. M. Myers, State Silver mnsturd spoon and sugar spoon, E.

Barber and wife. but send us two 2-ceut stamps, and receive in sealed envelope full particulars, testimonials, confidential letter. ac. Address, Frank Thomab Baltimore, Md. 1713 Evangelist.

Sachet bag, Lottie Brown. Leather chair ornament, Mrs. A. L. Kcables.

Comb case, W. C. Davis Co. 8 p. m.

Sermon by Eld. Chas. Llttlcfield. will make a small yield. By Obdib or CoirarrrEB..