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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
River Farm for Sale.

Said farm is p mile below the bridge in
this town. Has II story brick house 45x4
and L, large barns and hen house, Is acres
of gardening soil, 25 acres of pasture and
pine lumber land, all handy. Price. $25Oo.
Adjoining this is same amount of river
tillage land, 40 acres of pasture, and WOOD
land for sale cheap, being school land. All
being among the best farming lands in
town. This property is offered for sale on
account of my age and intirmities: Terms
easy. c. A. BASS. Agent.
IS Oxford n. H.
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BOSTON MARKETS.

." BosToN. May %.
Flour and Grain.
FLOUR-Winter wheat straight and roller
81 so to 25: spring patents S. 20 to Is. Corr
meal 81 "a a bag
CORN-Steamer yellow 70 to tic.
OATS-Choce 471a to 4Sc.
The above prices are for car lots
Meat.
PORK-Prime mess SIG IS. Hams II to l2c
FRESH BEEF-Choice steers ~ to SC pound
MUTTON Spring lambs l6 to 22c. Brighton
mutton III TO l!c.
Farm Produce.
BUTTER-Western extra fresh creamery 20 to
CSC: fresh imitation choice 10 to ?2c; Vermont
dairy new , to 2ic.
EGGS-Eastern fresh lie.
CHEESE-Northern 1919 to 13c.
POULTRY Northern fresh fowls Is to !Gc.
POTATOES-V Vermont rose SOC per bus.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, May ~.
Mich cows-W S. Townsend sold mich COW
for 35 90; j. C. Libby u Son mich cows at 1865 OF
the lot C. H Merrill mich COW at Is 90. do al
80 90, mich cows at 45 90. for 95 NO.
Veal calves sold at to 519c per ID live weight.
Store pgs-But few in the market, selling al
l on TO 10 per head.
WatertOwn-NIay 23.
The demand does not quite correspond WIFI
last week as regards firnness. Western steers
are selling at a decline of n to Ac pound This
is attributed to full city beef market and less
requirements for export cattle.
The few spring lambs on the market were sell
ing from to l?c pound. A gradual decrease
In rates may be expected, with an increased sup
ply.
Prices of market Deef-A few choice 700 te
725; extra q 80 to IS; first quality d W to o %
second quality o. to 5 SO; third quality 80 to
50.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

sxsTFLE. "Wednesday. june q. isas-
General trade l. god. and the volume
Of merchandssc handled In seattle b great
sr than nj any tisae ia the presiezss history
Of the city. Mfr. Robert Frost, hardware
merchant Of olympia. after looking over
she rity yesfersay, said: Il ara convinced
from personal observations. there are more
goods sold la the three % four blocks along
ilss seattle water trout thaH ia all the other
towns or the sound eotabised.
The steamer Wilmington arrived from
san Francisco, bringing "a, tons Of g-aefai
merchandise for Seattle. being the quaint
y left by the Mexico.
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE Re
tEfpTS-ler Wilmington. 20 tons; par
f'Hxrs s<ss;nd -aore Line, Is ears inerthan-
disc. per Lake sbcfe 4 Eastern, y ears
logs, cars lumber and 100 tons coal. per
coiamhla & fuzes sound Railroad, iiso
tsiss coal Prosture from the country was
received Hs follows. 20 boxes cherries bt
express, ~ eases butter, = eases eggs. ?
cHssa fruis. car hay, - eattic, - sacks
wheat. - hides. pig. 10 sheep, horses.
500 cases canned meat. y eases cheese.
Two pafs 81 lumber and ! car a<ricGi'
iusaft implements came In over the SHORE
Line road.
sHIrNFSTS--Durinx the past a hours
general freight was shipped from ~enifie
IN the following quantities. Per Puget
sound Shore iInc. Ia tons: per {. d y :
* H.. tens: per seattle. lake shore 4
Eastern. iai tons. per steamer Geo. T. starr,
- tors. Alaskan, 2 t07ss: Oiympisn. !
ton; iiassaio. tons: Washington. - tons;
el;y Of quincy. n tons. Anderson. tons:
a~easie, ~ tons. Glide. ~ tons. lara
brown. a.. tons; MnDroe. = tons. fleet
wosrf, ~ tons Total. tasl tons.
Uuats an psssffaec ssnse a. Yesterday.
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SIsrsErrR. MAJ ., ISIS.

Ny how ten wears oil. was broker
down With rheumailsm. Ills lluh.
were al distorted out Of share from
the hancful csIssf: he suffered gseai
agony, and ca;itd no: tarn in hssi
The worst ~ AZ. hi, heart was greatly
a,ievtci fra,a K, and i almost slapped
hi breath, We gave him az. also did
our uescbhors. Is last resort | went
- ~ J. Eugene Iorsleu. whose nlel-
,csHe performed apparently impossible
CiTe~ n csr utiCltO-s. After giving
aiv boz tisosr are themes for tAree
week, te cailHeis Uncovered, his EnlAi
al Strengthened eng He2iG an he j.
pegtecfis vcll IN every nav. That uss
tcp 7acushs arc.
A. far mysrE. I had IN injury O.
NV sigeeF Alsth tgrac,l jatn caFri. vi
the hoae. Several f,ziars wsre sra-
pioHcl, ht} ;Ar res "a; Eas sac jssng
kept On eating 2u4v At tAst ;hev
c,siic.gaes. that ia onlcT - save the
hand the & $50 hssi n BE- aHapl tatg,s
! tstllaegssi asf -et ~ l1r Spalaa. CO
tanned 81, Hsss3l sfie. sad in sCe uesi,
tipar g eurn3 the honc ttsssse aad
rgtatcc.l usy Hassg Hos mu D sat.
itsseg ASA eyGsssSs We n3'st hsxt
sawed had Ne kaasp At tbs fiissaEes,
stir MClai.ss and les. ;. Esveus
3esslaa. y. hetsHfkrxr
oEkstLs, VT.
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leg1@ste. Japr si.-Ne same rain.

latt-RitiE. Jane Gi-~-No same, rain.
fNpisNsrsllS. lHae =. --Nn gSiRc rain
KANSAS CIV. Jane = Athletics sad
Ksnsxs Gi5y game I-sstrssu7l rsin.
- isss. jane SIS Losis tlCtc.
iania
Fgli, ngtTast taac e Ia errnF hy
Caauer ~ tag fssHrsa laninr te.fay EaNc
ftr fAi.Hcs the Esnc- Ss,fra, faila,iF'-
siAls Il AeW Nerk a batteries fls 1iGEs.su
stsl ticsieafs fss rhiia8cipa3z Mesh snii
fwinc inz Ncu Nn-E
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tg ne At5t ia&sNE Zee ics4 It BE cae.a-
g,.s1gs a cps on iuefg ssli.s hsssfessf ard ftaF
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N-ss WY tGgilsf, fae fasrhfrl er-e
tacanc5i aaE Naraes ~,sscs Iziraa. se.
hteas1s4
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup, fer chill
drea iecthiug, is the prescription OF one OF
the best feIsa ale nurses and physicians In
the United states, aud has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions of mothers for taei. children.
During the proccss of teething IFS value is
incaleulsble. 10 relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseatary aud diagrtoea, grip
Ing ia the bowels and wind cole. By Civ
Ing health to the child il rests the mother.
Price &c a bottle. ayisiwiy
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Sesitle, Lake 0srs { hsteEn
kailHay CsupanI.
CHANGE OF TIME.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY Nth,
" zSS, and until further notice, trains
win ran - per schedule below. ccnneSssus
Al Union Ray with steamers On Lake Wash.
iugtnn. and IT Gilman with stages 70 and
froFn Fall CITY and Sno9uAimie Hop Ranch.
Passengers having Sessfie st - 4 M can
reach Fan City and Hep Ranch Same even
ing. and By leaving latter point by stage In
nsevsing can reach seattle ~ 60 p. M
sarse Gay
a. daily.
sxfs- daily erreps ss4ns,av
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Edmond. W. i.


paSNEtFN. King Co.. W. r.
Ihave becs ha,ilF troubled with my
throat for manv years. IL wouli give
me no rest az night fer the tickling
and hacking. Since hast December II
Was worse thaB ever. and having tried
- many things which did me no good
| felt pretty helpless. told friend
of mine. John Anderson. catiieman,
that ] theasht, As . last resors. Of go
ing to California. He told me he had
heen in the rame fV. and wens - DR..
J. Eurene Jordan. took his medicine,
and quickly eni completely recovered.
! e0Gci1dc3 Ia trv hinl. And wish 20
record the Tact tbs; after = weeks usc
of the perfectly sastclsSs histcEEstic
xscsilsine entirely recovered, make
th;s statement Tor the hcaetit OF of a..
Aifiic;el IN the san,c MAS.
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ol.rT f0g sA.e ~ lots 30 sslit:
I car Yakima fsarIy REESE Potatoes.
iesr> Oregon Clill Garnet Potaso~.
: cars Peerless Potatoes.
80 tens Puget Sound Tim thy Hay.
5essus Eastera wasssinSsaa Hay.
81 tons y heat.
5e tons Oats
30 tons HFan asa gisdiiHEs.
80 sens ersaRG and Rolled barley.
: cars sYraSas siisls Extra xIoar.
cars Spokane Minis Extra riour.
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by THEIR WORKS We SHALL
KNOW THEM.

SEATTLE, Wash. ly-, May q, ISIS.
Nv little boy. when four years old.
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
had competent medical aid but he
never fully recovered. For 3 years he
was sick. could retain nothing on his
stomach, sometimes would vornit
ceascies>iy for week not retaining
even water. He dwindied away till
but shadow OF his former self. At
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he chung TO me begging me not
10 barry him In the ground. He rccog-
n;ked nobody. not even me. We all
concluded that death would be a relief
to him. There was no use trying the
old school doctors. of that we have had
enough experience. Their medicines
failed to kill rne when every one Of
them gave me up with consumption
saying that could not live week.
That was three years ago. They
wouli have had their say, too, il had
not called in DIR. 10 Eugene Jordan.
had then been belfast for over year,
cOuh. not turn over, suffered with ex-
cruciaiing pain and spat bloody pus
As by the aid OF The goi-sent iIiste-
genie Medicines | recovered from the
verge o; the grave and was able to do
considerable ef my house work in 30
days. Well we got DR. Jorian's medi-
cine for our little 10y AMI his reason
returned and so did his health. and in
two months from first taxing his mesli-
cine he went 70 school We are con-
yinced. n Is every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist. Mesi.. that il
accomplishes the apparently impossi
hie, and that TO compare them to ali
the other medic mes il Is like compar-
ing bright sunlight 10 Egyptian dark
ness. MsGGfE MCDANIEL.
have been sick for the last fifteen
years With complication of diseases.
Rheumatism and kidney troubles We're
very bad. but heart disease was the
worst Of all. Many times | thought |
would not survive it. The sharp.
agoaizing pain in my heart wolld take
my breath and make me dizzy. had
10 catch at things To keep from falling.
In fact, was an utter wreck. tried
doctors in Terra fiaufe, Ind. Bloom
inston. ottNmwa. Charlton. and Bur
linstoa--allopathic. homeopathic. and
every other Kind Of doctors. They
usc,i batteries, baths. and all manner
and kinds eff nasty tasting drugs. hut
| received no beneli, NJ all. | gave il
M In disgust. Every doctor told me
smother tale rs On what he thought
was the matter with me, but that did
not cure me
Going TO Seattle. heard Of nothing
bat the new iiisf0senetic system. and
Of pr. ]. Eagcne Jordan. Its author
Having triel. all the old. concluded To
try the new. and after few weeks
use OF the above medicine | complete
~ recovered This was last October,
and have had no sign Of the return
0f the troubles, and have been able 20
attend to iny duties ever since. |
make this statement from gratitude te
DIR. Jordan and the histoceucttc syS-
TEN. and also from spirit OF SYM
patty fer kindred humanity.
IOsEFH PENNINGTON.
t.s....s ~ ..
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FROM OLYMPIA.


r. n Sudden lSStEs
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I; .,sss ssf6cs rs feiiaUs sac fseass2t
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1'< HI 49, 1x.ssaesS 4 q. hss.es-
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100 40 sfnok NARkkr.
Shipping Inseltlrence.

FaEf tcntow. jgse =. Ssiiee-Rark
~sFamuFc
SAY fgANglsfo. lans = --yisarsacr---
steamer tsrvsesi. Astoria
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MA Yosg. June H. Money on call easy
III lretis Prime mercantile paper AS
sterling exchange. barely steady: s5.ss
sof 20 day biiis. "a ssh for demand.
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\ gala week fer beyers Of fashionable
summer goods. zoe dress camhrics for I5c-
--Tok las. Sinsefman Il Go.
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---tsozches foe tie HIr67an-s- r...:ssss -:
Terrace and EaS, Eni - 4-oC
On saesser nights a craeh wiz 49,
fess OF Marion s,rsst AZ the t,.ssr ~ ~.
Torrance - 49,
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tet4ftt = 80
STOCKS.
American Express io7i ). Canadian Pacific
( Is, Canada southern 49,. Central Pa
ifir iai :. burlington & Quincy iI.a 4. Della
war; & Laekawanna i2as. Denver & Rita
GsFanae Ia. Erie a, Lake shore So. Iouis
silie & Nashville KS :. Michigan Central ~
Missouri Pacific y Kansas & Texas -,
y, preferred a0ss, Northwestern iesss.
oregon Improvement -. Navigation 20
TfanScuaiinen,al -. Pacific Mail n.
Reading sSs., Rock Island i0ss. ~. Paul
e.ss.. Texas Pacific .Us1, tnieu Pacific rs !,
Inited states Express 70is. Fargo lao.
Western uslon ~ !.
rEu YORK ssosg REVIEW.
Ssw YoRK. June xs.--There Is nochange
IN tbs sifuatiop III Wall street. the public
leiag nowhere visible and large pfofes-
SIGNALS holding of until such time ns the
financial horizon shall clear and fairly
gbod chance 10 read tee future shall be
given. Ia the psessgt dnllness most ofes.
sil0us are made upon the bear side. aud
The un!y support Ia prices Is the covering
81 short contracts. the loan market from
day "a ,iay indicating isse short Interest.
The total amount Of business done today
was smaller than any prcyions day this
week The temper of the board was quite
fcvefish at IA. ending. kn' the bulls oh
tanned the nppcrhapd and prices during
the glrst half hour moved upward. led by
- Paul. with Pullman and Green Bay FOL
lowing The movement. however. was ~
shofi duration. and The market quickly
stsbssdea lrso the most Intense dizziness.
After delivery hoar thers was the usual
covering 81 shorts spi some inside buying
* stocks which had been weak, and most
Of the declines were recovered before the
close, which Was dull but firm.
Government bonds werr dni, aud steady.
sew YoRK MARKETS
Ssg Yosg. jane g7--iIels
sugar Raw. fs'F At "a refiaed, aotive
ycliiw. stg; mould A. 6i-ias. standard 4,
sl.iee: powdered, - graduated,
q ilnN
Cop,.er--Qnlcs aud firm. lake. ie.SA
Lea1-M Moderately active hnt weak do
nestle. "a
r.a-nnfi and weak
tosftc- hfszt gra ies inll and nominal:
y els for fair. options quiet aud steady
closing al fxr points advance. sales. Al css,
tags. luuc, i2sNflAsa. Jaly, iis3ali,sS;
Aagsst, 9.Ssse.Ss
Petseieum opened al -. closed ct 72' ;.
highest ~. lowest ia. sAlss- ls',@J
barrels.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Cincsso. Iuac = --whca,-s;caay: cash.
- =. July. ~ :. r.. AaFnsi. ~ Ia
tsru-eicaty. cash. 81: August. - i-i6.
osts = Firm cash, x July. 81. ;
Barley NoWlnai
potk-siessly; cash SIS a.. July, yls e. :
etiS -. August. sis -
IHr,i-Sgesslys cs.h. 8 -. July. s. ..
AageSt, $ -
CHICAGO IIgs sfpCS stRkSr.
CuieA AGO. iune CT attic 49, Receipts,
assa; irregular iafsfief ~ cNeiee & -.
Texans, 81 stsstle. siackcfs and hceders.
e. tss5 ri.
Ices ~ Receipts. ieko, strong, naked.
s. ssss 70. heavy, s. estsi IS. lishi. ., %
f.5 ~
Saeep- Receipts ON. slow: mnlicaS,
81 oss5 60 WESTERN feeders, s. ia,eS e..
Texans. 81 ssaa "a
IiyEErosL GRAN skEKEf.
f4yEAroaL. tuuc e hcat Qu,c; and
steady demand Isl,z, hal'icrs eiTsr freely
Cefr. steady; defaand fair. new mixeti
western. 4 "a !,'r ccaiai
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orrIcr Hours AND rLAcr or BUSINESS

The Drs. Darrin are located nj the
International Hotel. Cherry street, Sc
attic. w. 4. Consultation free.
Ollice hours. from 10 to daily
evenings, to 8: sundays. 10 to II.
All durable chronic diseases. loss of
manhood, blood taints. syphilis, gieet,
gonorrhea, spermarorrhea, seminal
weakness and loss Of desire of sexual
power In man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are eontideagiaily and sue
eessfully treated. Circulars sent free.
Most cases can receive home treat
nent after a visit to the doctors office
tThe Drs. Darrin also have branch
effiee nj 235 Fifth street, Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them
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htIef 20 me II SPfagUs, ". !.
FREDERICK Nous

The above gentleman. Mr.. Mohs.
owns a farm OF 270o acres and hun
dreds of cattle and horses; and these
statements, coming from a man OF
hndouhted integrity, and whose repu-
tation for veracity is above suspicion,
must be admitted as positively true.
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today. ssd s.nssrx szsses'~ sss 800 ~
sls< ssss srmhFs prsss1<
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tgess1- 80 DefE - $500,
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CURED or cArARRH AND yAgicesg VEINS.
To THE PrmIc. For ten years !
have been troubled with 4 very disa-
greeabie catarrh and bronchitis fin
ally got So bad that had 10 give up
my business OF ranching and riding
for my stock. The eatarrh extendes
10 nav lungs and stomach. My physi-
clans gave me mp as ineurable. Last
October | came to Drs. DarriD, and
now. after three months treatment. |
consider myself 80 far restored as to be
able to do all my own work Before
treatment | hal to give up horseback
riding, and could not attend to my
stock at all; now can remain in the
saddle all day without fatigue. Ny
wife had also been troubled with drop
sy. milk leg and raricose veins, so she
could only walk with the greatest in
convenience. and il was painful to TIE
touch, and finally broke out in a run
ming sore. Drs. Darrin sent her medi-
zines, and. to our great JOY, she is en-
tireiy cured.
Refer 20 me at Sprague, W. 7.
u
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Asrux. asp oarrx HaBrr cr.Kp.


Nh EDTroR-Dear Sir: / have been
troubled with asthma for the past fhir-
teen months, 80 bad as not TO he able
TO do days work. and have suffered
"torments of the damned" The
paroxysms were 50 severe that my life
was many times thought TO be des-
paired OF. ! had tried everything, and
i great many physicians. In order to
get relief had 10 resort to morphine,
until | had contracted the habit.
put myself under their eleetTo-mag-
netic treatment. Now. after several
treatments. am entirely cured OF my
asthma and the morphine habit, and
/ have no craving for the drug. | can
he referred at the Mckenzie house.
foot OF Marion street, Seattle, W T.
III. 4. JOHNSON.
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As ORGY LITTER

SEATTLE. W. T.
Dgs. DsEnrs-Geniiemen ! now
take the pleasure OF writing you that
after 3 full course OF your electro
magnetic treatment ] am erfire1y
cured of pain in my chest, which has
troubled me for over eight years.
Having been under treatment by doc
tors OF Liverpool. Glasgow. Calcutta
and San Francisco, none o; them did
me any good until | came under your
treatment. which an sure has per
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tiernen, beg 70 remain,
Yours gratefully.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

On May ist, the wholesale liquor store OF
RI. &. K. CCTTSTEiN was removed into
their new quarters, in marshaifs Block,
corner Commercial and Washington SIS.
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.
1he human rare a1fsn1s b ftseA !
zsoet sfaenfax s&ndy- There are anpnx
fh< nsnny class Of thinkers. those uho
repnee 100 uzprh con1fdrnee in gfhers,
too iixf1e csnk41<nre in themselves. a
no confidence IN 1Eythin&- Ih<
man Who knoxx Il Ill himself. the
man who thinks somebody el>e knows
Il an and the man Who thinks be
knows Who knoxx il al The egusist,
the simy6e9on and the skepti-. Re
ragri~iBx the fact thas people require
more substantial eyS5fnee than mere
worsss and promises. Dys- psrria resort
to the most legitimate snsshoa OF sss-
vsrflsinx themselves by advertising
their eures- That tho-e among the
community ulay be afforded an OPP
portuussy 81 investigating before CALI
sng IN person Hpon the doctors the
following testimonials are Published
bearing evidence OF the DEBTORS ability
srsd skill a. veil a. sEeeezs-
pEAFxEss eTxED - rES NrsrrTs-
Ne. Eorror-pear Sir: / reside in
North Yakima. W. r. | consulted
Drx. Darrin for deafness. Ny LETT ear
was totally deaf. With one operation,
with Dr. Darrin's electromagnetic
cure, Of ten minutes. ! was made TO
hear a. wel a. ever in my life Can
he referred 10 IS 10 the truth OF nv
statement G. " fowLxR-
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Harry Morgan and lye nshers-dayt.
moore. Mcfarland. Watson and William
VIM fpund guilty and each fined so an,i
epsis for gambling ~ Judge Scates today
Tho hnrs weFr paid in all hut Morgan :
sAnr. which was appealed. and rcfsiing
ounvtrtion hr claims the gambling iiaPic
Ncnts, which, being refused, DC viii hflaE
nit b rerlesin