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cd, That said sheriffs leach of them) shall
pay hne Of $500, and that the clerk of
TINS Court shall enter judgment thereon
aud issue execution therefor, and that each
sheriff shall also stand commits cd tn the
c"s'ohy OF The ma'shal Of our Court until
ne has pail said fine or purged himself tf
his cSniempt therein"
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The LOST BoY.--If John r. Buchanan,
who left his home in Chester, s. G., on 4th
Of November last, will only make known to
his father bis whereabouts and condition,
he will greatly relieve suspengs and anxiety
about him and he will not 30 interfered with. .
IN john II. BUCHANAN,
Chester s. c.
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s -. big 1t q usS Saallsglla sF4sks. flsss

IT SHOULD DE IN Every HoUsI-J. B.
Wilson, S7l Clay ST., Sharpshurg, Pa, says
he will not be without DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs ard Colds,
that it cured lis wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia nft'r nm attack of "I.a
Grippe" when va ious other remedies and
several physicians had doue her no good.
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims
Dr.. Kings New Discovery has done him
more grol than anything ever used for
Lung trouble. No hing like it. Try it.
Free uisl bottles Mt B. F. Poseys Drug
Store. La'ge bot les, SOC. ana 81 90
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMPLAINr.-Is it
not worth The sm,ll p"ice of 7Gc. to free
yourself Of every symptom of these distress
ing complaints, If you think SO cal ut our
store and get q hottie OF Shiloh's Vitalizpr,
every bottle has printed guarantee on it,
s,satnceorlia and .if IL does you no good
it will ON you nothing. Sold by II X.
Smith g. Co.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtberil, canker mouth and
headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRh RENE
DY. A nasal injector free with each bottle.
Use it if you desire health and sweet breath
Price SOC. Sold by III. X. Smith s. Co.
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RI1aND DRuGGn.

DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Scans.
Perfumery. Hair Brushes. Tooth
Brushes, Tooth Powders,
Face Powders.
A full line Of Paints. Oils, Putty, Stains,
Paint Brushes, Whitcwash Brushes.
robacc,, Snuff, Cigars. Fresh Garden Seeds,
and al kinds Of Druggist Supdres
Kept in firs,-class Drug
) ore.
Physicians Pres, iptions carefully com.
pounded at all hours
The Public will find our strcx of Medicines
'mrleie, warranted genuine and
of the hest quality.
Call and see for yourselves.
Feb 1I-7-1Y
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Notice to Creditors.

A Ii persons having claims against the
N estate of Robert Morrison, deceased,
must present them to me, properly proven,
at Spartanburg, s. G.
Feb. O, 1898. ii. B. CARLISLE.
Feb. 10-6-4t. Administrator.
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.FRiHH, I:,s.yI, 81.
IecsslsS spQQH 6d peIno kIslta"
The display of Photos at ATWOOD &
UNGER'S ART GALLERY is sight! You
should witness it for it is treat You have
never before had the opportunity of seeing
in Union
We cordially Invite everybody to call and
examine our work. and are sure you will he
convinced it is FAR THE FINEST WORK
ever seen III the city. If it isn't the finest
dtspl'y Of work ever mrde here we will
make you complimentary sitting,
WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY.
Remember, we are here but for n short
tiDc, and will do work up to AMI Including
March 15, '93.
We do all the latest styles Of work: iu-
cludiIg the
RUCiAN VIGNETTE,
ARISTO GLACE AND
STATUARY WORK.
Seeing is believing. Call and examine
and be conviEcci.
IT O MI O II HI Il IL $!
We rspecitly invite ,our children and
take them by the instant 'neous process.
We Il" copying a"d cn!argiug. also do
view work of residences and store buildings.
As fine wo-k done in cloudy w ,nther as
when the sun shiuc'. Yor will do well to
secure your work ut once, ns we are here
but for n short time. Hoping to see you in
soon we arc yours
Photog' aphicaly
ATw0oD s. uSGER
Union, S. c.
Feb 10-G A.
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Feb. lO.6.4i
SPECIAL NOTICE.

r HAVE bought the entire stock Of Dry
i Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, e'c., Of Rod
ger & Purcell for sixty cents on the dollar,
an { will commence on Saturday, llth. to offer
s,me Of the greatest Inducements ever offered
IN the UT country TO cash buyers only.
CHAS. J. PURCELL.
Feb l0-o-tE
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The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.


by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
NJ HEREAS, J. II. McKissck, as ClerL
~ of the Court of General Sessions and
tomI on Pleas, has made suit TO ME to prant
him Letters Of Administration, with will
annexed, on the Estate and effects of Jobn
III. Fowler. deceased. '""
These are, therefore, to cite and admon;.,,
al and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said John II. Fowler, deceased tb.,
they he and appear, before nc, in the Cont
OF Pro'nte. to be held at Union G. H.. Son,h
Carolina, on the 24th day of March ns,,
after pnbica'ion hereof, at IL o'clock in tbs
forenoon TO show cause, If any ,Lev have
why The said ADMINISTRATION should not Ss
granted. "'' "c
uiven under my hand 50 4 This oth a. -
Fsbroary, Anno Domini, 1893. "
JAMES NJ. GEE,
n.,s Judge Probate.
fneiished on the 10th day Of Februarv
,s9S in the wREKIy UNION TINES,
Feb l0-G-6t s
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Strayed Cow,

A BLACK no-hsrned Cow, about s years
N old, s'r,yed from my premises about
18th Dec. last. Anyone knowing of her
whereabouts and will notify me will be we'll
paid for their trouble.
NJ. c. DEAvER,
Carlisle, s. G.
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GREAT BANKRUPT SALE!
Bought at 60 Cents on the Dollar.

have bought tho entire stock of Dry Goods Boots Shoes Ha
Trunks aud Clothing belonging PURCELL
Tor the small Of 60 dollar l
close out the entire stock oncs, flow prices do it.
So, for tho next TEN DAYS will sell
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GRAHAM & SPARKS.
List OF Letters

~ List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Feb. 24th, 1898.
Miss Mary Dawkins Mrs Matte Slean
MRS Paut Mrs Mary Wilds.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadycrtised and will berequired
to pay one cent for their delivery.
Sesa j. q. HUNTER, =. NJ.
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sGARDEN sEED.

CtEED Irish Potatoes, Seed Beans, Peas
- and Beets in buk. Other gardrn seed
in packages. Onion se,ts aud bur ons.
The above fresh en- rel lab sale by
II. +. SCAlFE Il SON.
A lot Of whsng-seweI leather H. rse COL
lars, cheap at II. +. SCAIPE & SON.
Heb 24-S-2t
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=. 10 sold as the pr perty
.s,ey Benson, at the suit Of L. X. Fos-
ter, Levi W Smith and X. 4. Palmer, plain :
ifs, against ] Wesley Benson, defendant.
J. G. LONG, s. U G..
Sheriff s Office, Uuion, s. c., Feb. La, 1853.
Feb 17-7.8t
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.-If you are not
feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bit
ters. If "La Gripps' has left you weak
snnd weary and weary, use Electric Bi'ters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stom1
ach and Kidneys, gently. aiding those OF
gaps 10 perform their functions. II "a
are afilicted,with Sick Iieod ache, you 3ll
Rhd speedy erd nerp,anent yelisf, hn al. Se-
you that this Is the remedy you NED.
Large bottles only SOC. at u. +. Pose}s
Drug Store.
The cheapest line OF Linen Towels N
rTn'.n nnp ha found at
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR MARCH, 1893.

Rf virtue of an execution TO me
p direcIed, will sell before The Court
!, ,AIuse1 door, insshe Town of UaioD. -ss-.Ales-.
day, die sixth day of March next, during
the legal hours or Sheriff o sales, the follow
ing dssn-:l- ~ Yperry, to?wit: {:
One lot Of land belonging to j. Wesley
benson, situate, lying and being in the town
and three-fourth aeree, ruore or less. bound.
ed by lands Of Andrew Bath, Jesse Crawford.
Miss Lille DawkiDs and James " y 'aiia'
st,t0S WV Sou -" ~ %. Ofger.
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All 'f our Hats about half price wish money
call ct once aud get of these bargains before
picked and he and don't Forget your pocket
positively will not sell any goods edit anybody
CHAS. j. PURCELL.
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Durng the other days the will be open for bargain
hunters to buy at private sale
everybody (the ladies especially invited to call and
examine these goods before they sold
II you fail to secure what you want at our Auction
rooms IN Green soa store to old stand one door
peew, where you will find the largest and besS assorted
stocks OF Dry Goods and Groceries IN town. at very low
prices.
Respectfully,
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Owen Rehrig.
Reading R. R. SYSTEM
Lohigh Valley Division.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
insuring cleanliness and comfort.
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THE BAZAAR,
729 Hamilton ST.,
ALLENTOWN, PENN'A.
(Lately occupied by Bittner,
Hunsicker & Coz
Spring and JUNE GOODS
Al
JuIp Prices.
Summer Silks.

Sweeping reductions In Summer Sllks 10
close out the entire stock. Silks that were
81 1-2c now 25c: printed silks that we're
80 and CSC now 39c; printed silks that we're
made TO sell for 81 yard now 57c.
There are many useful lengths In printed
China Silks suitable for shirt waists,
misses and ladies' dresses. 1-2 tO9 1-2
yards, various qualities and styles, will be
closed out very cheap.
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NEWS oE THE DAY

NJ Lepine, Prefect Of the Seine-et- Ose,
has been appointed TO succeed NJ. Loze in
the prefecture OF police in Paris.
Vice President Stevenson and party
passed through Kansas City in private
car last evening on the Santa Fs road en-
route to the Pacific coast
Drafts on the Sub-treasury in New York
Tor $3.50, 600 were paid in gold yesterday
with the object of compelling the collec-
tion Of the drafts through the clearing
house.
The anti Reform journals of Cuba Are
publishing violent articles on the victory
Of reform which resulted from the parlia-
mentary election held in the Havana dis
trict this week.
The newly elected officers of the New
York State Republican League held a con-
florence in New York city yesterday after
noon at the headquarters of the Republi
can National league. The needs OF the
party and the fall campaign were discussed
IN an informal manner.
Yesterday in New York the Reorgani-
zation Committee OF the Georgia Central
Railroad had oonfsranoe with II. s.
Conner, the receiver. Notifications Of the
present plan for the financial rehRbilita-
tion Of the company were nnder eonsidera-
tion. No conclusion was reached.
The sheriff in New York has received
an attachment for SlOl, $50 against the
Central Railway and Banking company Of
Georgia in favor OF Charles J. Mckay and
served copies Of it on the Mercantile and
Central Trust companies, the Hanover
Bank, and other parties.
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The Democrats of the lower end have
a candidate for the Office of county
commissioner in Mr.. NJ Il. TreXler, Of
Lehighton, around whom they can
rally with force, energy and above all
with unanmity. lie has always been
a Democrat and is fully equipped in
business experience to make a good
county official. Up to date it appears
as if the genial Morris would meet with
no opposition in this end.
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$1,000 suits for Sc. SIS suite for S.,
why don't you buy bargains when you
have chance, the like which you will
not have again, we are selling $4,000
worth of clothing at nearly one-half
price and can give you greater bargains
now in mems and boys suits than ever
before as we have to make room on
account Of building, don't miss this
chance, but call at once at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, opposite the
c. r. r. Station hauch Chunk.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE
B. F. PETER,
OF Franklin Township, Carbon County
E8~subject to Democratic Rules.
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THE CRUISER DETROIT
She is Ready for Delivery to
the Government.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT NOTIFIED

Recommendation That the Vessel be
Accepted - Italians to be Returned TO
Their Native Land Through Violations
Of Our Contract Labor Laws,
WASHINGTON, July 10. The appeal from
the decision Of immigration Commissioner
Senner, OF New York, in the cases Of Am
brosia, Sivostro aud Rosarria Cerrito and
Luigi Maretti has been rejected by Supt
Stump, and DR.. Senner is directed TO de-
port the persons named to the country
whence they came-Italy.
This case involves a violation OF the alien
contract labor laws. Counsel for the ap-
pellants contended that '1f these persons
came uuder contract, IN order to bar them
it must appear that they had been assisted
or their passage prepaid" Bearing upon
this contention the superintendent ruled
that persons charged with having come to
this country in violation Of the contract
labor laws who have paid for their own
tickets, or who have not been assisted by
others, can be deported as well as those
who have been assisted.
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Howard MUTcHLER, of Easton, has
been nominated by the Democratic
party of the eighth district to succeed
his father, the late, lamented William
Mutchler, inf Congress. HIS nomina-
ton was unanimous. Mr.. Mutchler is
vigorous. earnest Democrat, fluent
talker, bright, honest and energetic
and will make record in the National
House as flrstclass legislator that
the people of the district and state
will be proud Of
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.BURNHBM IS GENSURED
Placing the Blame for the
Chicago Calamity.


The director Of Works at The Tair Called
Before tho Council Of Admiuistratioh,
A Rumor That Burnham win be Ho-
moved-Tho Bodies Recovered.
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WASHINGTON, July 70 2-Seoretary Her
bort, Capt. Sampson, Chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance, and number Of naval Off
GERS went to the navy proving ground,
Indian Head yesterday afternoon to wit
ness tho test Of the plate representing the
armor for the turrets of the Indiana. The
plate is a composition OF nickel steel II
inches thick, being the thicbest armor
plate ever tested for use on our vessels
The projectiles which were used in the
test are 12 inch armor piercers, the largest
80 far used by the navy for testing pur-
poses. The test was a success
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WASHINGTON, July 19.-Secretary Her
bert has detached Commander O. NJ
Thomas from duty in the bureau of navi.
cation, Navy d apartment, and ordered
him TO command the cruiser Bennington,
relieving Commander X B. Brandford,
who Is detached and granted two months
leave. Orders were issued detaching a
number Of officers from the Atlanta, when
she goes out Of commission, and ordering
them to other vessels
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WAsHNoToNi July 12.-The President
has directed Acting Secretary Sims to in
form Mr.. Robert p Porter that his resigr
patton as Superintendent of the Census,
rendered June 30, is accepted, to take ef-
feet July 81, and In the meantime he is
granted a leave OF absence from July 10.
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his Paper has bee accepted at the lehghtou
Post ONCE as Second Glass Matter
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lsHPEMNG, Mich, July TO- The Mayor
OF the city has recommended that che coun-
ell stop all municipal work other than
absolutely necessary, as all the money the
city eau raise win be needed TO support
Idle miners aud their families during the
winter The Winthrop mine has now
closed down aud over 200 miners are
now idle in lshpeming alone, aud 5000
In this district.
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EOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
JOHN o'DoNNELL,
OfEast Mauch Chunk, Carbon County
~ Subject TO Democratic Rules.
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JOHN O'DoNNELL, of East Mauch
Chnnk, familiarly known among the
"boy" as ATOP" announces himself in
this newspaper as candidate for
County Commissioner. Our acquaint-
ance with Mr.. O'Donnell gives us the
pleasure of saying that he is an honest
intelligent citizen and will make a
faithful official if nominated and
elected, in other words, he is the kind
of man the people want in public
place. Tops" many friends are
hustling for his nomination.
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SEATTLE, Wash, July 10. "A comet was
visible In the Northern SKY last night
some degrees below aud three or four de
grees 70 the west OF the Polar Star and
near the top Of the Great Star. The comet
was seen just before II o'clock. The course
is downward, and it is about 10 degrees
above the horizon. The tail is but a few
degrees in length, although the nucleus is
very bright.
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COLUMBUS, O., July A plan was dis
covered Saturday evening for Che escape
Of the two condemned murderers In the
State prison, Warden James has forbidden N
any one to enter the annex building. in
which the meu are imprisoned. The only
occupants Of the annex are Frank Van
Loon and Henry VasUine.
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WHITE GOODS.

Oriental Lawns, hne sheer cloth, &c, was
l5c; Saxony Linen Lawn 20 Inches wide,
worth double; White Plaid Muslin In 8
patterns &c yard Striped and Plaid Mus
llns In revere and lace effects a:large var
lety TO select from and all at cut prices to
close out.
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HAcEENsACE, n. j., July 10. -~Ex-Goy-
ernor Prioe visited his home in Oakland,
Bergen county, n j., yesterday aud re
turned 10 Sheriff Bogert this morning Il
Is said that the eX-Govoreor will bring suit
for damages against the persons who
caused his arrest
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CWcAGo, July l1.-Foreign Commis-
sioHers at the Fair declare that Emperor
William has decided TO accept the invita-.
tion Of the United States TO visit the Ex-
position, Commissioner Wermuth will
sail for Germany on July go, and It ID
'aid, be will return as the Emperors es-
1urJ
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WASHINGTON, July l2. The Depart.
ment Of Staoe has received news of the
death Of United States Consul Josiah E.
Stone, at Nogales, Mexico, yesterday. Mr..
Stone was appointed Vice Consul in 1872
and was promoted to be Consul last Feb
ruory
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TRoY, N. y, July 12.-Mrs. Nancy W.
Boynton Of Hooaick Falls. has observed
the lOOth anniversary OF her birth She
was born In Fitohburg, Mass her father
being Aaron Wheeler, captain In the rsvo-
lutionary army, Mrs. Boynton is the
mother Of 10 children, seven OF whom are
living. She has 20 grand. children and
10 graat-grandohildrsn. Her mental fac
ulllaa ara nnimnairad and henlth rnnl
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[ BERLIN. July 9-Emperor William
received yesterday Herr Won Ieyetzow,
President Of the Reiohstag, and the two
new Vice Presidents He expressed salts
lacrion with the progress Of the Army Bill,
adding that a good majority for it on the
decisive vote would greatly impress other
uatIoua
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San FRASclsoo, July 10-Lato last
night Nellie Horton. telegraph operator
shot aud Instantly killed q. H. Hagan. ln
Oakland motorman in a lodging house on
kmmy street. 10 iH couiectural she de-
mandad Hasan 20 fulfill promises and
marry hor aud be refused Tho woman Is
in custody.
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GENERAL FRANK REEDER, of Easton,
has been nominated by the Republi-
cans for Congress in this district to
fill the unexpired term Of Democrat,
The general will find political fighting
in this district up hill work,
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ernment The reports of the bureaus of
construction and engineering, recommend
ing the acceptance Of the vessel, are I'm
the hands Of Secretary Herbert, and will
probably be acted on this afternoon. The
vessel will be sent from Baltimore to the
Norfolk navy yard, where she will stay
until she goes into commission.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-15

WASHINGTON, July 12-The Fish Com
mission has despatched one of its cars to
Florida to make collection Of eresting
and economic specimens of the marine life
OF the Atlantic and Gulf coats for exhibi-
tion in It's aquarium at the Columbian Ex-
position. Jas E. Bennett, a prominent
naturalist, is in charge of the work.
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ST. JosEPH, No, July lO.-John Mar
un farmer, sold his farm to three men
Saturday evening. They put the money.
which was ia large bills, into a bag aud
left it with Martin He gave them s., 900
boo small bills for change. The $25, 900
was all connterleIt. Ihe men esoaped
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HAcEENsACE, n. j., July 10. The
owned by Byrnes Brothers, OF that village.
were totally destroyed b. fire last even
Ing. The plant was valu Ell al 500, 600.
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NEW YoRK, July lO.-Dr McGlynu, who
arrived here Saturday evening and went at
once TO the lieuepont House, Brooklyn, de-
clares that he Is not yet ready TO disclose
bis plans Tor the future, and declines to an-
swer questions IL Is said that in the fall
ho win begin the performance of whatever
duty Is assigned him
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NEw HoRK, July l0-The famous mid,
dleweights, Jack Dempsey aud Billy
Smith, will not meet on July "a 10 con,
and a $1,000 purse. The Ooney Island
Athletic clubs board Of directors decided
20 postpone the event
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MUST BE DONE BY CANADIAN TUGS
United States Tugs Cannot Sort Logs In
Canadian Waters.

OTTAWA, onk., July 12.-Ths question
has arisen in connection with numbering
operations on Georgian Bay whether
United States tugs should be allowed to
do sorting work In Canadian waters among
logs and also whether booms In which logs
are towed across TO Michigan should come
into Canadian waters fres Of duty.
Ihe Controller Of Customs has Just do
eidsd that sorting must be done by Cana.
dian tugs
On the duty question the Controller
holds that booms II OF United States con
struction, should pay duty on their first
sntrance, but has agreed to leave the de
cision OF the question 70 the Department
OF Justice.
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BUFFALO, July TO- the meeting last
evening of the Central labor Union, it
WIS announced that the strike Of the
Union bakers had been declared od. The
strike has been in progress since May 10th.