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The Union League Club.

League has its own home and the architec-
tural beauty of the building, as well as its
interior arrangements. is productive always
of favorable comment. From noon till
P. NJ. the visitor will find at the Union
League representative Republicans from
every avenue of business and profession
in the city. Within its walls public
questions have been discussed. and it
was here that the editors of the Chicago
dailies gave dinner to Horace Greeley the
last time be was in this city. 1t was here
that Mrs. CLEVELAND was taken the day OF
her arrival in Chicago with her husband.
She was overcome from fatigue just as the
carriage in which she was seated was pass
ing the Union League, and she was taken
to the parlors of the club, where. of course,
she received the most knightly attention.
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Board-5 Oceanic s Co. 80.
Street-500 Hawaiian Commercial, 26c: $4,000
s AZ 70 upon Bonds. 1l4s4 50 Cal Electric Light
1917
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100000 day. Electricity, however.
seems destined to limit the use of
matches. Lighting gas by electricity
has been accomplished for some years.
and the gas jets OF most large
aadience-rooms, theaters and churches in
this country are lighted by electricity by
the pressure of a button. In residences
with modern improvements gas can be
lighted in the halls and rooms on different
floors from switchboard situated at con-
venient location. Some day a practicable
portable electric-lighter may be devised.
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HYDROPATHIC TREATMENT
VIII recrease and strengthen your exhausted and

Will recreate and strengthen your exhausted and
shattered forces.
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CATARRH. URI-
NARY DISEASES. INDIGESTION FEMALE
WEAKNESS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION PILES
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RECTAL TROUBLES
LOST MANHOOD. ETC. treated by specialists.
who have made these troubles a life study
Ifyou live out OF town it will cost you nothing 20
write and learn your condition We have
cured hundreds by mail treatment.
Consultation, advice and thorough examination
free to patients. friendly talk Will cost you 9TH
ing and may save you years of suffering and per-
haps your life.
II after careful examination your case should be
found incurable you will be frankly told So
Young, middle-aged old men, suffering from
the effects OF follies and excuses restored to per
feet health. manhood aud vigor Each visitor seer
privately and all communications received I'm
sacred confidence Be sure and get tho correct ad-
dress
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A NEW SAVINGS BANK.
Design of a building to be Erected In New
York City.
New York World

The new building to be erected at the
southwest corner of Twenty-second street
and Fourth avenue for the Bank OF Savings,
now at 81 Blocker street, will be an en-
phatie improvement 70 the neighborhood
1t will essentially differ from the prevailing
style of towering structures, and while be-
ing symmetrical and majestic in appearance
will be in the main but one story high. The
ground upon which it is to stand has 'front.'
age of 100 feet on Fourth avenue and 13S
feet on Twenty-second street The height
will be IS feet-ample TO remove any ten
dency to an appearance of squattiness.
In order to make room for che new bank
a number of brownstone dwellings and a
brick store building will be torn down, max
ing another step in the steady advance OF
business northward.
The building committee of the bank. con-
sisting of Merritt Trmble, PRESIDENT John
j. Tucker and James A. Roosevelt. made
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General Mernhandi.,.

BAGs-CaIcuttas. 5s4 16c; Wool Bags 5503Sc.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, 12e %; IL
thread. l21ac; and thread. $780, Bale Rope II
@l21ac; mixed Manila Bale Rope, 101ac; Grape
vine Twine. 12c In balls and coils; Hop TwIne.
111ac; Lathyarn, lie; Sisai Rope l0c; l2-thread,
lo11c 10: 8 and do. lie . 10; Duplex rope, &c;
12-thread, 91zc: q and do. Zoe; Duplex Bale rope,
&c . ID; Sisal Bale rope. l0@l01ac: Duplex Hop
Irvine, 915c: Grapevine Irvine. balls coils. l0I4c;
Lathyarn. S15c q 70.
sALMoN-Red has been marked up Alaskan
Fish. 1892. Sl@l % for Silver. 81 l0Gl Is FOR Red
and 95c9Sl FOR Pink according to quantity: Co UNI
bta River Fish, 1892. 81 259l As for Tails and 81 10
a. so for Flats
NAILS-Lower at 50 10 for iron and steel and
81 20 for wire-base prices.
CHLORIDE OF LIME-Higher at SC p 10 in tins
and 12c IN jars.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc 2 ID; Dry Granulatsd
5s4c D 70; Confectione-s A, 55sc: Standard A.
63sc; Magnolia. size; Extra c. Sc: Golden G.
4Tsc: ID, 4Me . ID; half bbls IA more than bbis
and boxes Loe mora
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
San Francisco Meat M.r,,.

wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
&c; third do 3E(94c.
yEAL-Large. 698c; small Calves ea7e; Dairy
Calves. SGS12c Z, ID.
MUTTON wethcrs. eA@7e y %, Ewes e@slze
LAMB-715D9lee p n
P0RK-Live H0gs. 47s05c p 10 for heavy and
medium erain-fed: small Tat Hogs. l7s606c; stock
Hogs. l1sc; dressed do. 71z1Sc y 10
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CLUBS OF CHICAGO.
One OF the Pleasant Features of the
Lakeside Metropolis.

Lakeside Metropolis.
Nothing in Chicago pleases the business
men OF New York. PHILADELPHIA and Boston
and the distinguished visitors who come
here from across the sea so much as the
clubs of this city. They look upon the
progress Of the city with ever expanding
eyes, and apply 10 it terms which would
turn the head of an older and bigger town.
But it is the club life they meet here that
makes them wondrous kind.
EThe Calumet is the home club of this see
ton of the city. 1t is generally understood
that the Calumet is the resting place of the
old settlers only. 1t Is the place where they
are To be seen. but the Calumet is not con-
fined exclusively TO such. Its apartments
are delightful and capacious. 1t was organ
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Coinage OF the Mint.

The local mint has coined thus Far this year
l7,S33,20S. consisting of $1s.0S3. 600 in Double
Eagles. $1,155000 IN Eagles, 81 ,079. 500 In Half
Eagles. $SO5, 900 In Standard Dollars, 1854, 5l4 In
Half.doars, $l69.020 In Quarter-Doliars aud
$66. l69 In Dimes. The coinage during the same
period last year was $24, O29,Ol1.
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Bank Ciearings.

Local bank clearings last week were $i9, 270 GAO,
against sl9.6o5, 679 for the same week in 1891.
Tho clearings in September were S7i $3.50, PIT.
against 678,235. $40 In September. 1891. For the
first nine months OF 892 they were $500, 1925
against $654.772.l86 for the same time In S91.
This is decrease Of $50 900 900 thus far this year
In the local bank cearings. The business at the
CLEARINGHOUSE has behind every month this
year. The cieariugs this year are the smallest In
four yearA
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All the Canxaniancas.

modern conveniences?
Mrs. Linder-0b, my, yes. John told me
last night that he had all the plans ready
for large mortgage he is going to put on
the house. -Chicago Tribune.
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Collections of Duties.

Custom-house collections in September were
$b6s.082 against $569.8s1 in September 1891.
For tho first niue months OF the year they were
e6o77 l4l. against p. 7S5. 22l for the same time
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SENATORIAL CANDIDATE A. NJ. B.,
City. Louis Van Setback, the present can
didate for State Senator in the Twenty first
District, was member of the Board Of Ed
ucatiOn in 1881
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Now York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct New England and Distillers
were strong the first named gaining ~ per cent
on heavy buying and DistiIlers N. Chicago Gas
was Also bought freely. The close was steady with
insignifcant changes the rule. Governments duh
and steady observation-disclosures closed st 63c
NEW YORK. oct. Limited states Bonds. a..
ll61z; DO. rs. 100; Northern Pacinc 1871 Cana
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rxnnrts M wheat

Exports OF Wheat from this port in September
were l,lO9.2S8 centsls. valued at sl,452 1888,
making total exports thus far this crop year OF
2,696SS centalS valued ut So, 636, 622.
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CALIFORNIA; WOODEN HoUsEs-C. S..
City. There are houses still standing which
were erected in 1S49, so that the duration OF
wooden houses in San Francisco has not
become the subject of statlstirs.
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CALIFORNIA; CLMATE-E. d. H., City.
The question Of (which is the best climate
and land ?" is too general, but California Is
conceded to be the garden spot Of the United
States
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LITHo- CARBoN-W. r. c., Bay City, Ore
goD. Any assayer of minerals will furnish
the information required.
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The YoTE IN 1sSS-A. j., City. Benja-
min Harrison received a majority Of So cleo
toral votes In 1883. and his plurality in Call
fornia the same year was I'LL.
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THANKs6IvNG DAY RECITATIoN-Miss
r.. City. Any bookseller will furnish list
of appropriate selections.
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prodnca ndarl.eA

FLOUR - Net cash prices are: Family extras.
- 1894 25: Bakers extras, saga TO- superfne.
% 6Op3 a bbi
WHEAT-Ciosed the week dull aud steady. No. /
Quotable at 81 2Ssztal so; choice, 81 slJ4; lower
grades, 81 20@l 27II D ctI; extra choice Tor mill
Ing, 81 321a61I IS n cti,
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PHILIP KENNEDY B CO,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Filth Streets

dian Pscihc. s614; Central Pacific. 2sA Onion Pa
cine. 1915; Atchlson and Santa re. 373s; Wells
Fargo. 1A4 Western Union. ga Silver, S3c:
Sterling - s612Gb4 3D.
wheal-october. 7S1sc Flour. steady. Coffee
Sl4 IS. sugar. 3935se. Hops-Pacihc Coast. II
@22c. Hides. l21gc. Copper-Lake, Sill so TIN
spot. $50 as Lead-Domestic. 81 05. Iron, $l6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e.
Hops quiet. with firm tone and unchanged
prices. European markets nrm.
DRIED FRUIT.
California evaporated Peaches and AprIcots are
rather more active at good prices.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw and refined quiet and unchanged.
Cofee-Actiye st 10 to 20 points advanee sales,
$500 bags: October and November. S14 SO.
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ubseribers-City No coin Of the de-
nomination of 12h cents was ever issued
by the United States minis.
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medium. &c p 10; light. 4l5e Cowhides. 4441sc:
sailed KID &c: sailed Calf &c; dry Hides usual
ton. sc: dry Kips. Sc: dry Calf, sc; prime Goat
skins, 30@60c each: Kids, 5GIOe: Deerskins, good
suplmeE SI1ae: nahum. 5000 wierer. IN
25c: sbeepsGins shearlings l0a25c; short wool
40G7Oe; medium, 100000; long wool S0eG$l a.
each. Culs OF all kinds about - less.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4@s414c: No 2, 3ika
S15e ? 10.
WoOL-Fali clips are quoted as follows: Northern.
choice, lAgl5c p 10; do. defective llG1l2c; tree
Mountain. l09l21a; San Joaquin and Southern.
defeetiye. 7Gl0c Spring Wool is quoted follows:
Eastern oregon, 13G17c; Valley Oregon, lSa2lc
-
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Shipping Notes.
No steamers are announced to sail to-day. The
Pomona falls due from Humboldt Bay, Eurek a
from Newport. Hattie Gage from Eel River Santa
Cruz from tho southern coast and Gypsy from the
Salinas River
Tomorrow the Arcata sails for Coos Bay and the
Santa Rosa for san Diego. The Truckee falls due
from Portland, Umatilia from Victoria and Puget
Sound, Costa Rica from Departure Bay, San BenIto
from Tacoma and Coima from Panama.
The City OF Sydney falls due from Panama
Thursday.
The German iron bark Thaiia, 14l5 tons. loads
Wheat for United Kingdom. Havre, Antwerp or
Dunkirk; British iron ship Langdale, 1865 TONS
merchan disc for Liverpool
The Euphrosyne takes for London 1887 ctls
Wheat S7,24l ctls Barley, lS.46l cases Salmon
and $3.50 gallons Brandy, valued at $149.S43,
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POPULATION OF MISUNDERSTANDING
City. The population OF Hamburg in JAN
uary, 1892, Was 1923, a23
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COSM oLlTAN
DiSP EN- SARY.

Corner OF Market. Ellis and Stockton streets the
largest ana most thoroughly equipped medical In.
stituie on the Pacific Coast. have staff of pbysi-
clans and surgeons constantly on hand
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REPORTS OF PRIZE FIGHTs-J. P. City.
AS long as prze-fghts are objects of interest
they will he reported in all the public prints
aud are so reported in this city, although
there are different ways OF handling and
presenting the news in the matter.
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HOW'S YOU? MIND?

Is 1t confusede Have you dim visions ios, Of
memory. dun. heavy feeling dizziness, desmond
ency. feeling of anxiety. sleepless nights, weak and
tired sensation?
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Nearly three-fourths of the fires in the
Upited States last year were the result Of
E.e upsetting or explosion OF lamps.
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PAwNBRoKERs' INTEREST,". W.. City.
The rate OF interest which can be charged
by any pawnbroker is limited by article
1927, section 2, OF the general laws OF this
State 10 per cent per month, In advance,
on all loans exceeding $50, TO include all
charges and not 10 be compounded.
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Stocks ofGraIn.
- w EAT-------------
Fort Costa stockton. lCity.

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF grain In Call Board warehouses October
1, IN tons. follows:
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GaIifornia Ernif.

CHICAGO. oct5 l.-Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day three carloads OF California Fruit.
Peaches brought 81 O5s11 55: fun crates Toksys
50 2094: half crates. 81 35@l go: full crates
Muscats, S. 80; half crates. 81 1901 rs; half
crates Black Morocco, 81 10; double crates Cor
n.chons, 81 o5.
The Earl Fruit Company sold Cornichons at
81 80; Peaches. 81 10: Ounces, 81 SIS; Goes late
Red Plums, 81 05G2 10; Beurre d'Anjon. 80 55:
Beurre Hardy, IS: Beurre CIairgeau, So 6592 TO-
Beurre Die 81 20@z 20; Duchess. 81 81: Giout
Morceau. 81 rs; Cornice. So 2b04 %: Erbantes,
50 l0@2 30 Onondago. So TO- Kiefer. SO rs;
White Doyenne. 80 so; Winter Nellis $293 rs;
Barry, 81 25; Beurre 6rs. 81 SO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

10y THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
ID natural laws which govern the operations OF d.
gestion and nutrition, and by careful application
Of the fine properties of wellselected Cocoa Mr. Epps
has provided breakfast tables with delicately
Favored beverage, which may save us many heavy
doctors bills IL Is by the judicous of such ar
tcleS OF diet that constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every tendency
TO disease Hundreds OF subtle maladies are floating
around us, ready attack wherever there Is a weak
point. We may escape many fatal shaft b. seeplay
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and prop
erIy nourished frame" Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half-pound tins by Grocers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO.. homeopathic Chem
lists London. England. te2S TuSu ly
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INFoRMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-Buyer December
loo tons. u 34s4. Seller '92-1OO. 81 1864
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Buyer December
100 tons, 81 345s. Seller '92-100, 81 2o11 100
81 2aGa
BAkLEY-Steady. Fair demand. No. Feed S21.
0Soc y cti; choice bright do. 86I4c; dark Coast,
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Chic 20 Markets.

CgIcaeo Oct. 1.-wheat was doll and easy and
opened sac higher. advanced Zee more on large ex-
ports for the week and the smaliness of the In
crease in Liverpool stock. declined ESQ liberal
selling. reacted 14e and closed easy at 1sc lower
than yesterday. Receipts. sol 900 bushels; ship
ments. 263, 600 bushels. Rye-55cs Barley-63c.
CHICAGO. Oct 1.-Wheat-Casb 725sc- Corn
s31ac PorK-si0 20. Lard-sS l21a Rios-$l0
hisky-Gl A
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English wheat Market.

LIyERrooL. Oct L. Tho spot market is
lower at Is 41sd: Cargoes are steady At 32s Sd
for off coast S3s for just shipped ana 32s Ga for
nearly due
FUTUREA
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. Red winter:
October. 5slld November. IS sd; December, IS
I'd; January. Is 81; February, IS lid
sECURITIEA
LONDON. Oct 1.-Consols. 81 l-l6; Silver, SSIsd:
Rentes v9f 871sc.
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Mail
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. l.
Summary OF THE AARKErA

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. i
SUMMARY OF THE HARkErA
Silver steady.
Wheat steady and unchanged.
Barley ditto.
Oats. Corn and Rye dull
Bran and Middlings marked up.
Dat and Wheat Hay rising.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes easy. Onions steady.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Fine Cheese steady.
Game season opened.
Wine Grapes weakening
More tone to Dried Fruit
Vegetables very plentiful.
Canned Salmon higher.
Nails lower.
Chloride OF Lime advanced.
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We offer the Best Values in this city We suit
all classes and purses Give call and you will find it
to your advantage.
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Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct 1.-Clearaaces. s4l1 900;
balances, 500 100
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESSENr, Chrol9m aai
Instrument Maker Calf oruia ssress
Sign OF the Wo odea Sailor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd from Washington,
ID. c., are at the Cascadnac.
Miss Ellen Nichols is visiting at D. I.
Denison's.
A large number went to Missisquol farK
from this station Monday.
Mrs. Pickering and two children from
San Francisco are at the Cascadnac.
DR.. Gerrish has rented Mrs. B. Morse's
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams from Hart
ford spent Sunday at Austin Adams
our village was converted into com
munity of wood choppers Thursday, clear
ing away trees blown down by the lorna
do Wednesday night. A large number OF
trees were altogether ruined and several
greatly injured.
The band concert and benefit Saturday
evening was in every way success Inc
music was thoroughly enjoyable and re-
ceived unstinted praise from all who heard
it, while the net proceeds were 20.
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John T. RICH.

Mr. Rich is a good, solid citizen. He
is six feet in height and weighs 200
pounds. He was born in Conneautville
Crawford county. Pa, April %, 1884,.
He was brought up on a farm which his
father bought near Elba, Lapeer county,
Mich, when the future governor was
but FIVE years Of age. He has never
known any other home up to the present
day. He has served as school commits
sioner, member of the legislature, rail
road commissioner, president of the State
Fair association, state senator and men,
Der of congress, so that with all this pre-
liminary training he is certain to make
a good governor for the Wolverine
State.
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A Fearful Alternative.

Protection e doomed!' is the excl.
nation of those who are trying to make
party capital ont of recent strikes ana
riots. Very well, then; let us have
Grover Cleveland and free trade. And
after we get Grover Cleveland and free
trade, after protection shall be no more
we shall then see whether EVERYDAY
will have plenty and content, and b
happy therein; whether there never viii
be any further trouble about wages.
whether strikes and riots will be no
more; whether there will be no further
accumulation Of wealth on the one hand
or examples of poverty ON the other
Portland Oregonian.
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some Complications Of Free rr.s..

1t ought to be evident from this show.
ing that free trade, which on the fiscal
side win only tax larger number Of
persons and on the industrial side will
only increase importations and add
new factor to domestic competition, will
not prove the industrial and social pans-
cea which it is represented to be. We
need but point TO Great Britain for con-
firmation of our contention. No coun-
try in the world is more vexed with So
cial and Industrial questions than Great
Britain. and most of them have arisen
since the adoption of free trade.-De-
troit Tribune.
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YeIIowstone Natiohal PARK

Have you ever seen this worlds wonder
land? II not and you contemplate trip to
il the coming summer, il is well to bear in
mind that the Wisconsin Central Lines is
Milwaukee, via the Northern Pacific r. r.,
running through Pullman Vestibuled and
Tourist Sleepers without change, Meals
served en-route in dining cars. The Wis
consin Central Lines is also the best route
from Chicago 10 all the delightfully."- cool
summer resorts in Wisconsin and the
Northwest.
Pamphlets containing valuable informa-
ton will be sent free upon application to
G. +. BRAY, ID. p, A. Boston Mass, or to
Jas. c. POND, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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STATE OF VERMONT I Al a Probate Court,
DISTRICT or HARTFORD s. I held al Woodstock
within and for said District, the sth day Of Aug
A. D. 1897
PRESENT, Hon. THOMAS o. SEAyEB. Judge.
Whereas Adeline 4. WoOlcott executrix OF the las
will and testament Of Ebcnezer Woocotf late OF
stockbridRe In said district deceased testate
proposes TO render account Of he- administration
10 present her account against said for exam
inAtlon and allowance at Probate Court 10 be held
IN Woodstock aforesaid on the 90 day of Sept lss2
And whereas said court has assigned said time
ana place for the settlement OF said and for
decree of the residue of said estates the heirs and
eeaecs OF said deceased and ordered that public no.
tee thereof e'giyen 10 all persons Interested In
said estates by publishing copy ~ the record ~
THIS order three weeks successfully previous to the
day assigned. as Aforesaid l. the
Bethel Courier. newspaper published AZ
Bethel IN the county OF Windsor. IN the state Of
Vermont: Therefore all persons concerned in said
esfs'es arr notified u appear lie probate office IN
Woodstock. In said district the day assigned a.
aforesaid. then and there contest the allowance
81 said accounts II they cause and to establish
their rights AS heirs. itgatees and lawful claimants
Of said residue A true record at
test. \. J. SEAvEB. Register.
A true copy ~ record. Attest.
*4 TO. SHAVER. Judge.
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barnard.


Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Markham Of Vine
land, n. j., are stopping at Geo. +. VIII
sons.
Mrs. Ida Richardson and two daughters
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Dali
/ ton.
The democrats are TO have a caucus al
the town hall on Monday evening, the 22d
at p. M, 10 nominate a candidate for
representative and also candidates for JUS
tices of the peace. The republican caucus
has already been advertised for Saturday
OF this week at Z D. m. Every voter is ex-
pected to attend one or the other OF these
caucuses. Remember we have a new ball
lot law.
Mrs. Fisher and grandson OF New York
City are at Monroe Gambell's.
Bert Hathorn's dog got after flock of
sheep belonging to T.. A. Tucker and kill
ed two and scattered the flock so six more
are now missing. Dogs are a nuisance, es-
pecially those that kill sheep and turk eys.
Our next Legislature should enact some
more stringent dog law than we now have
The Methodist church is being fitted up
in good style. Stained windows were put
in last week.
Walter and Eddie Parkhurst of New
York are visiting their parents.
j. E. Chamberlain and F. JENNIE have
gone to Brownsville to work
Damon Aikens of Cleveland, Ohio. is
making his parents visit.
The Universalist S. S. held pleasant
picnic at Mt. Tom, Woodstock last week. |
A longer account is unavoidably left out. /
The Universalist society is TO give the
two-act drama, "Down by the Sea- in the |
town hall next Friday evening.
Harrison Perkins and son of Boston are
at d. S. Perkins.