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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

IL can be giyen ia A cup of t@a o1G@s wifh- oEt the kHowls3ge of the person taking IT ef- fcetimE k speedy and permanent cure whether the p&sient ls a moderate drlakeg or an Mico- holie wFeek. Tno1<&R1s 1f axUzk&r1s have been cured V hs have IA ken shs Golden Specif- te in their co Zee wit1oNk their kEowfe1S Se, and today believe fhey gnit drinking of sAeir own free will. Nc harmful eEee4 r~< slss i4o@ iis AdMin2strAshon. Cures guaranteed Ssa1 for circular and fuIl particulars. Address I'd e0m- EiMefuRAf6 a.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Years of suffering.

"For years have been troubled with blood taint that has baf1ed the skill of the best physicians of Ono and Indiana, the disease final ly effected my eyes to such SD ex- tent that was almost blind. I was then induced to take s course of Swifl's Specific (S. $. :. and sm thankful to ssy that after taking a few bottles 1 wss entirely cured. My syesight Is entirely restored. snd general health is better than it has been for years, and there Is DO trace Of the disease left I consider :. $. $. the best blood purifier and gener sl health tonic to day on the mar. ket. OSCAR WlLEs.
 Huntingburg. Ind. Treatise on Blood snd SkIn Dis eases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
 Atlants. Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
rrsroy rzFxEs.
AGENTS WANTED

Enz@ FcE CECE RATES or zzy fzrsAeT -- feTEaRtS51 desired write Eegfhiy ts the us1er signed. eieAr1T stating Four residence, vita Ssztz. C@1zsy. Street 2E1 number. More rapid rSsErn mall Ge8iVerr will hs assured by en<los h q Nn EavRioue keArinE EoUr fuli address-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
What a leading Physician say,

" afAt a IEdUfH6 ny tEtfHH Stky ss
 DR- R. $. GORDON. leading physl cian of Mt Carmel, GEii., writes the following under date Mach 10, 1890:
 II cheerfully recommend Swifts Specific (S. s. s. as s tonic and general health restorer. also in case of Blood Poison it always gives sat jsfsetion.m
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Tsen Baby vAs saek. vs rave Asr Css<oriA. whsa she ws csss, sss cred for CAssarsA. vsea she eseAans k.., sns eszzg 10 c.ssa<ia. wh&a sss lad chzarsa, se< rave tAsz CAso<i2
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

For re-nzr-l AYES P. EAGLE Fg- ~eerss AT gK sEztE--b- B. CHisM- Fer AE tlt8--W g. DUNLOP.
 F-- Fressarer-A B. MORROW. For AttUrrs~- Sr-zeE&i--N. E. ATKINSON. F1r Cczu1sszgser Jg state LEn1s-G- B MEYERS
 Far Supesl 1tga.isE- 5E Fa5lie Izstrue4iozr-I. F. SHIN.
 For CC-s. af A E~fcaI snre--A r. LOCKE FoF A Asssel sss Just5ee oE gAc supTeszs C0Crs- M H. @ANuEE$
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

At the Academy of Music. New Or.
 leans. Tuesday. August
 12. 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE, S300.000. 100, GOO Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves &1O; Quar- ters 80; Tenths s2; Twentfeths S1.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Hector, July ss.

President Harrison is getting wor- ried over the trouble caused by Sec retary Blsine's reciprocity ideas. MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
 Mrs- Joan A. Clarke was \ great sufferer frsE in3i xes siou and sick ke41sehe- she len her horne lAsf Saturday to ouy bottle Of De- Wlstis Little Early Hls<rs~ took A dose and her headache css1pps&rcd as EysterioEzly xg is came. Try tAeZ- Sold or
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
To Servou. DebIlitated Men.

If you will send us your address. we w1ll mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dyes Csle- brafed Electro-Voltzle Belt and sppli- ances, and their charming effects upon the nervous dsbilitated system, and how they will quickly restore you ts vigor and manhood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, we will send you Belt and Appliances on a trial.
 NoLTAIc BELr Co.,. Jan. .o sl. Marshall, Mich
 Southwest Ohio is suffering for
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Take Notice

Remember that the present charter of The LouIsisna State Lottery Com pany which the Supreme Court of the U. :. has decided to be $ Contract with the State of Louisiana and part of the Constitution Of the State does not expire uuul the First of January, 1895. The Legislature Of Louisiana, which sdjorned ou the 10th of July of this year, has ordered an amendment to the Constitutions of the State to be submitted tO the people at an election in 1892. which will carry the charter of The Louisi. ana State Lottery Company up to the year Nineteen Hundred and Nine. teen. aug [.
 A resolution WAS introduced in the House to investigate the Alliance charges Of bribery in connection with the silver bill.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Secretary Wiudom will receive bids for the ssle of silver under Ghe new law ou and after August l3.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Heard from-Saves
 Time. Health and Money.

MT. Jss. Raymond, Greenwich, Conn. writes: "I have used Hughes Tonic with the best success, and have recommended it to friends. who say it always cures h cases where months were formerly lost from oc cupation, by taking this Tonic, chills and fever are kept of, thereby say ing time, health and money" Sold by DrugN's
 A lepef Ras been discovered in New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

FNyAAt4&-es reslsG1zEAsa4 r
 Al 9eAAers kesp sx ss a8 rsr s.,srls .s.--. .-A sra-as EA<<k azs csesssa ssa .szss or MrsSesr ine new rules are responsible far oig expectations by the ReDublS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Sure eErs-P Prestczss ssHest-Age- ,

Ion VIII be cared wit6o1s xr inaictssr fl rer take .C- L. (. Certain Chili CnreH for thills And Fever Pleasant b sake. GuarAn- ssea. Sold hT Weimer Drag Co 8zg
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

A cyclone at Lawrence. Mass lev elled hundred houses, killing eight persons and wounding many more. The pecuaisry loss is about sl00, GOO.
 There are l94 Christian churches in Arkansas, with l0,600 memb bers and Aboat l50 ministers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Advice tn NInfhar

Are you disturbed at night and brog- en of your rest by a sick child sufrerins, 4nd crying with pain of cutting teetbs 7. l SO. send at once and get a bottle of ARs WNsLow's SOOTHING sYRrP xox. CHILDREN IEETHNG. Its value is in~ cAicul2ole. tE will relieve the uooy ltr- tie sufferer immediately. Depend sg- on T, il,m0Eherss there Is no mistake sho1t t- II cures dyssntry and aiarrhses regulates the stomach and bowels e1~' es wind collie. sofgens the gums. redne- es lhnAmation, and gives tone and ensr. <y 70 the whole system. NRs. WTx- SLOW : SOOTHING SYRUP TOR Csunpv,g sErH1SG Is pleasant tO the taste and ls The prescription CT one of the ol5ssr %ha eesg female nurses and phvsIcIans .n The United States, and is for ssls by ~ ra aFagglsts throughout the world ffses p cents boEtIe- Jan. 7-sO.
 A convention of colored men s, Nashville, Tenn. composed largely 2, ei aelegates-eleCt l0 the Republican State convention. requested the Sen ale io reject the force bill.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
A TRAVELLING MAE's ExPRRI
 ENCP

s S1 2. sst s~eAs ' ho FeErsseo ts the type foun. s8 " Asssrs- A.Tnearat Bros. spindier - s@ f.3 ~p1 ny retaru home frou, s tE-g z feaaa cur lstle giri slrk wlth sumrss N Nj AL xeAt % drug store and sF0cnr. s- 9e.h.t sf tA&azssflains Colis, IhoIrra ..sses AeSprainE ts 4iFsetsans. sb. rreaxs,s, s t~ ta@Fi ilne and we weFp well pleaaed Sith
 WkIaEE DHCa Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
The Oaki&homa Republicans have nominated legislative ticket
An lows young man got mad and knocked his sweetheart down.

sHILOHsS CATARgH REMEDY. X mar valous eQFe for e&t&Frh. 1fpAthexi4. e4zker mouth. and Aea1&eae- M stN each h0ttiz kh4rs is 2z isge&ioz4 nasal iziecsoF for she more sueceAsf2l treass1eni og FAese rampta wish- eat extra cAArxe- frace Sac. sot1 bF wESaKR UAC8 la
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Address Registered Letters containing Currency 10 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 N@E Orleans La.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

For senator. ,. N. HARKEY For EnsEe ssh circuit, J. C. WALLACE For Proz- Atty. tsr eiucuIs- JEFF DAVIS For GeUreseat4ssve- LAW EENCE RUS SELL
 For EcuntE Jasge. G. V. BRENNAN. For SEegIE TA5PER JOHNSON For Cfruutt Clsrk, J. T- BC LL0Sk- For CaEEfy Clerk G. E HOWARD. For TreEsurNr. W. M- FEELEE. For Assessor. J. I. SIMPSON FuT sErvevsr- ". E. HALE fgr Coroner. D. R. GRANT. JUSTICES OF rEE rEACE F1E ELL1ISoEs P, J B. ERWIN. F. E. B0tSG FIT. ! E. sTkL4Z, Fer-Constasie, PED PUCKETT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
IMPORTANT. Address, M. A. DAUPHIN,
or.M.ADAUPHIS,

N&-atl<tSE. h. V. By ordinary letter, containing Money Or Nerk Exchange. Draft CT Postal Sos@-
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Why do so many people ws see EroUsd us seem 10 prefer tS suffer and be v A1e miserable 6y Ir1i gss<1oR. Constipation. Dizziness. Lnss ef Appetite. Coming up of sAe Food. Iellsw skin, wAen for -Sc we Will sell them shiieA' s AlEaltE@r. gu4r1nseer 70 care tnez- Sold by WEMxK DRUG Co.
 There Is growing belief that the rver and hsrbor bill will pass Con- gress.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Atto.ney-General Hogg of Texas elsims 90l State convention dele gates instructed for him-enough to nominate.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

A southern boycott of Northern States does not meet with universal approval among Democrats.
 DRUNkENSESS--LIQUOR HABIT In all the World there is But One Cure. Dr Haimes' Golden Specific.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Internal revenue receipts for the fiscal year were sl1, TOO, ,263 ID ex- cess of fthose of the preceding year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

There Is oze medicine shkt Will snrs sEme- ii2sely. We refer 10 Dew 5EfsS go7ie and Ghol- era Cure for ali sam CT cazsplaznfs No de- lay, no disappointment. 70 faFs1re- Ee sell t.
 HEEMEg htzwF Co
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

In Rocks County, Kansas, the farmers are pstrolling the county to prevent the destruction of their homes by prairle fires.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
]. ears. heaaaeae oaly-Prss.aa, Hs.l-Ake.l,

A ses island colony ofnegroes well educated and well governed has been found oG the Carolina coast.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
SHILOH's CONsUMPTION CIrRE.

-lALOal ~ Ao-NN-A | -aA Il 41-f V u 4AE@- Ina is bSYand question sAe lssx sacxessfzi invariably cure the worst eases of GoGgn. C-eEP Gz1 Bronchitis. while ItE .onierfai s4eeesz in the cure of CSas4mp ptzcz ls wiknaGt it's first cEscoyery It has been scld oz K Enzrxx- tee. texz EEish E0 ssher medicine e&a stand. If FoE have 8 cough Ne earnestly Ask yoH 70 try i& Price iac sSe 4z4 q. 1T yoar Ian gs are sore. chest CT back lame use SAssoe's PoFOas Plaster. sold hI WxIaKx Dare Co
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

SerT5ns and delicate women shsnla uo< take Quinfre ard rack their nerves, but .AC. (. C. Certain 1all Ilre. the great reuesr for Fe- reEs Ag1S and Malaria. Sold and warranted by ses wei@er Drug Co. aug
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Subscribe for .As DEMOCRAT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

IF yog feel s-ouk ef sorts. !" cross .Sd p<evtsA take Dr. T. II. EeLe&27s S2rs4p2r5ila. cheer fEiness will return and life will acquire zsw Aes< oS
 Dew ItE's Little E2riT E5sers- 0nly pill 10 eGrS sick he46aeAS and regulate Inc hcwsls. cei1 pr WEEMxR DzrG Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

THE BEST sALyE h me world for Cats Brutses- Sores Ulcers. Salt Rseaza- Fever Sores, Tssrer. Gh2pps1 Hands, Chil6l&iEs, or1s. ard all Skin EFnpsioEs- and is positively 2rss Piles. or nc pay required. II gEx-sn- feeG to give perfect s&sisf&ss3on CT money re- funded \ Price aS cents per box. For sale by
 NV. WELLS
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
Happy Hoosiers.

Wm. Timmons, Postmaster ol Idariile, Ind, writes: Electric Bit. ters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble" John Lelslle, farm CT and siockmau, Of same place, says ~Find EleetFlc Bitters to be The best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new man" J. ". Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: Electric Bitters Is jus, the Ihlng for man who is sll run
 down and don't care whether be lives or dies; he found new strength. good appetite and feit just hke he
 had s new lease on life" Only 5Oc. bottle, as J. W. Wells Drug Store.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Appleton, July q
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

For senator. J.W. HARKEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Missouri, Kansas and Texas road making arrangements to handle 400. 000 bales of cotton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.

Pgxzt.Si0a ChIu Cure grexrlzr ard fasselsss ls tes ozly remedy P--se~sSs5 D EASssez1ss ss For sale By Nelnsr Dr1x Ca. Rnsselivilie and Forrest. TurEef k Co.,. cxzsea. sf
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07

Ii is reported that Secretary Blaine favors the annexation of Hayti and San Domingo.
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C1ERTIFICATED TEACHER DESIRES PUPILS
- for pianoforte; terms 50 per month Address
~ Russ ST., on Howard, near Sixth. ap30 7ts
nRAWING AND PAINTING; DAILY CLASS
~ SAB Valencia 81. ap27 IT'S
EL0CUTIoN, oRATORY AND DRAMATIC ART:
II ali branches. GUY DURRELL, 527 Post. ala "a
CCHooL OF CIVIL. MINING AND MECHANICAL
~ Engineering, Surveying, Architecture Drawing
Assaytng. AVIAN DER NAILLEN,72 1913 Markt 2lH
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST
Ii D0nbleentry bookkeeping penmanshIp, short
hand. type-writng, telegraphy. ETC.. all includodta
business course under one fee OF SIS. 1e3ou
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST ST.
L Life scholarship, $76; day ana evening oe2ot
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DIVORCES BY UNITED STATES DIVORCE
~ Bureau; legal everywhere; publicity; advice
Tree. Address P. o. Box 1921, S. r.. Cal ap23 l2ts
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ST. PETERS SCHOOL.
Distribution of Testimonials.
The Programme.

The monthly distribution of testimonials
to the pupils of st. Peters School took
place yesterday in the hall of the school.
These testimonials are given every month
for gentlemanly department, attendance
and application to study, and their acquisi-
ton is thought to be stimulus to study
and application.
lnterspersed between the distribution to
each class, the following interesting pro-
gramme was rendered:
Piano solo. Gun Premier Amour" FIR. j. Rey-
noids; song, !" The Minstrel Boy" choir; reclta-
lion, The Flag" FIR. Hicks; recitation, "Wolfe
tenoy,S L. CGlI; reading, The Engineers Muir
der" X. Jones; defamation, Boys Rights"
): Mccall; recitation. Hohenllnden," Fr. Sulll-
ford; song. Swinging Meath the Old Oak
Tree Tree. choir; selection, The Dandy Fifth" w;
Doyle; recitation, The Enigrant's Return"
Crawford; recitation, beth Gelert." j. Ken.
drieK; violin solo, danube Waltz" James
Gllfelter; selection, % Ride Of Jennie McNeil,''
r whitney; recitation, Ishmael Day." w.
mccarthy; reading, The Enchanted Shirt" j.
Gllfeiher; song, Columbia" choir.
Testimonials were awarded by Rev. B, S,
Casey to the following-named pupils:
First cass-Frank Reynolds, George CIeary,
j. Gilfether, w. Mccarthy, E. O'Connor, T.
" bIleD, T.. Cralg, y: Hanley, u. de Bernardo, j.
Hogan. ID. CarricK, S. Lewis, j. Maloney. Peter
Whitney.
Second class ]. Markham, D. Foley, T.
VRoufke. Frank Gillespie. j. Burke, Gus Pyne,
j. Needham. I. Haley, Joseph Kendrick, B.
Crawford, A. Curtis, w. Doyle, }. Ward, George
Darling, Frank Rearden, E. Bailey, II. keogh, j.
Thru class-H. Burke, L. Gull, j. Duffy. ].
Sheffield, L. McEnhill, w. Flynn, j. Burns, Nj
Drew, NJ Tamon. j. Schulz. X. Dumont, w.
Hughes, Frank Sullivan, j. Conway. p. Mccall,
y. Resch. j. Conroy, w. Kenny, ID. O'ConnOr.
Fourth class-J. Mullins. j. Jones, W. Field,
Frank Griffin, K, O'Keefe, James Grace, j. DAILY,
Frank Hicks, p. Hughes, A Mcdonald j.
Strand. J. CallaGhan, j. Quincy. j. Trimby, E.
Patlan, H. DorgelOgh, W. Birmingham, j. New
man, +. Holland, j. Cassidy, n. Cailaghan, j.
Grace, w. Flynn.
A grand entertainment will be given by
the pupils of this school about the 1st of
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sNING CALI. SAN neo-E1Gr PAGES
ter was worse than unsuccessful and nervous-it

ter was worse than unsuccessful and neryous-it
was hysterical.
On, but it does though" chuckled Netle-
ship, putting the vase into his hostess trembling
hands; try II It's tobacco or nothing. What's
more, l recognize the brand It's Callenders
Honeydew Mixture. l smoke IL myself"
Mrs. Mcllwraith turned white as sheet, but
knew t.
81 never knew BEFORE" went on the forward
young man, humorously that Mr.. McIlwraitn
smoked Cailender's Honeydew Mixture!"
who p1s py severa
that Mr.. McIlwraith did not smoke at all, but.
Oh the other hand. cordially detested tobacco Ia
any shape or form. Nettleship knew this also;
had known 1t from his boyhood, In fact. More
over, he was ierfectly aware that his
ma, maaner was offensive; and At glance Of aCon,
wit at last 10 change the subject. And this he
did so deity that the lady experienced In her
toward her tornentor. In the same way, no
doubt. the medievals loved the thumbscrew man
when lie slackened oil on the Remuneration OF
their faith. We hear, II Is true, OF those who
never, never renounced; bur no doubt there was
an unpretenllous majority that did.
The entry OF the distinguished entertainer,
however, set Mrs. Mcllwraith free to begin hating
young Nettlesbip for The rest of her natural life.
Stlll, her presence of mind was shattered for the
evening she had not even enough left 10 prevent
Elaine and Netileshlp sitting together during the
entertainment. And this is a portion of the
whispered conversation that took place between
the pair:
81 wish thought you could, Ned"
believe can, though only by scoring on
her first"
bit"
Well, don't mean to In this case, my darl-
Ing. The fact is, see my way to scoring oil her
as 1t fs-wlth absolute ceItaintyi''
III lie had seen The way scoring of the fiend
hmself-ln the shape of the demon bowler-wiih
absolute certainty (and on bad wicket, he
could not have declared II with greater exulta-
lion. Yet there were few keener crlcketers liY-
Ing than Ned NetIleship.
To be continued.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The only change in stocks yesterday was a slight
decline In some OF the ComstocSs in the afternoon
cali, the market closing steady.
Local securities were dull and unchanged
Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda Co. has declared a
dividend Of 81, payable on the 10TH
Kentuck is assessed 80 cents delinquent In office
June I'd.
The North Occidental assessment falls DELINQUENT
In board to-day, and the Mayfower Gravel deIin-
Quent sale takes place Also
The private circular OF A. w. Blow says of local
securities in April: Sales were made during the
month of 100 shares Oceanic Steamship Co. stock at
$99 50@l0O 20; so shares Pacific Phonograph Co. Is
stock at $3 60@i; $1,000 Dupont-street Bonds at
$40; $4,000 Ferries and Cliff House L. R. per cent
Bonds at $105; $4,000 Park and DC. an R. r. per
cent Bonds at Sl2l@l21ss: $4,000 U s. 41A per
cent Register Bonds at Sl0314(9lO33s; $22, 600 U.
S. per cent Registered Bonds at 70, and $780,
800 U. 5. per cent Coupon Bonds at Sl2l3l "a
1211s. The Pacific Lighting Co. have increased
tn cir monthly dividend to 80 cents on which the
stock sold up to $50 25.
The annual meeting of Commonwealth has been
been called for Wednesday. May l4th.
There were hoisted and extracted from the 1900
level oil overman during the past week 273 tons and
1900 pounds of ore. Car samples average Sl6 IS
per ton; of this 80 SO in gold. Shipped to Vivian
Mill l91 tons and 500 pounds OF ore. Battery as
says average SIT AZ per ton. OF which $40 10 is in
gold.
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NINE JURORS PASSED.
Pratt Called for Trial for Shooting L.. L.,
Bromwel

Pratt Called for Trial for Shooting l.. L.
Cromwell.
The trial of George c. Pratt for shooting
and woundiDg Louis L. Cromwell on the
oath day of January last was commenced
yesterday before Judge Murphy and a jury.
Assistant District Attorney Hosmer and E.
S. Pillsbury appeared for the prosecution
and w. w. Foote. r. II. Lloyd, George A.
Knight and c. L. Ackerman for the de-
Tense, the array OF counsel indicating that
stubborn fight will be made. The defense
will be temporary insanity.
The particulars of the shooting are OF too
recent date to require more than brief men,
ton. The parties complainant and defend
ant were employees of the Union Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, whose Office is
located In the basement one door east OF the
corner of California and Sansome streets.
Cromwell was the general manager. and
between Pratt and himself a strong feeling
OF friendship had existed. Pratt was often
sent abroad on business for the company,
and on the occasion of the shooting had
just reached home from a trip to japan.
On such return 1t is reported that he
was informed that during his absence His
wife had received attentions from Brom-
well which had compromised her. Those
in the best position to judge say that there
was no ground for the report, for, putting
aside ali other considerations, the lady was
a confirmed invalid, and constantly under
the care Of physicians. However, smarting
under sense of fancied wrong he entered
the Office on the date mentioned and with
out warning shot his friend. inflicting seri-
Gus wounds.
The day in court was spent in obtaining
a jury to try the case, and at adjournment
nine jurors had been passed, leaving three
more to be obtained. The names Of the
jury thus far are: Elisha Freeman, George
A. earns. A. +. Horn, Thomas S. Williams,
Michael Mcguire, W. b. Morris, E. G. de
Mel, +. Ii. Drufel and A. w. Van Wlnkle.
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LUNCH AT THE Y. NJ, C. A.
Many People Enjoy the Central Commi
tees HusuftaIItv

Many People Enjoy the Central Commit
tees Hospitality.
The lunch which is being served from
IL 80 o'clock in the morning until 2
o'clock in the afternoon at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association drew
large crowd yesterday, and proved in every
way thoroughly enjoyable affair.
All arrangements have been in charge of
the Central Committee, of which Mrs. Bur-
ton is President and Mrs. c. II. Flynn Vice
President. These ladies were assisted BY
Mrs. Robert McElroy, Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs.
Klein, Mrs. Aigletinger, Mrs. Doane, Mrs.
Hines, Mrs. Hart. the Misses Hill, Burton.
Boyle and Questin and number of young
ladies FROM the various churches of the city.
Lunch viii be set for four days, and the
object is to raise if possible sufficient sum
to purchase furniture for the new building
which Is to be erected at the corner of Ma
son and Ellis streets.
Tomorrow at II 80 o'clock it Is the in
ten ton to serve clam chowder and baked
beans, at which time George T. Bromley
will act as master Of ceremonies. A pleas
ant time is anticipated.
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E. F. Dickens of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey will leave this
morning in charge Of a party, which will
execute the photography of the approaches
to Coos Bay and the. harbor and rivers so
far as practicable. Tidal observations
VIII be made simultaneously at the en-
march Of the tide and the times and
heights Of all the high and low water.
After this work he will resume the topog-
raphy and tertiary triangulatiou of the
mouths OF the great sloughs entering the
-
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II Hill, Chicago
j Z French, Cleveland
II Nj Warrington, Carson
ID Q Dodge & WI, Duncan
Mrs j w Gilluly, Duncan
Miss N o Smith, Duncan
q w Kramer Il VT, Dun
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j Harmon, Ohio
j q McCuilum, L Angeles
w L Sharon, Virginia City
A p Minear, New York
r. E Fisk. Montana
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4 S Foster, New York
l. w Sherman & VT, Mas
s p Jewett, Los Angeles
f e McGalliard, Ohio
p b Reid IL VT, New Yorl
j Ballard, Narrowlands