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Earned a Fat Tip.

A<oA hcu :" az APE
The absentminded man is unlucky about
getting into predicaments; but, like the
cat of nine lives, he. gets out of them with
rare good fortune. A man who can't help
forgetting some things had an experience
the other evening which is not common.
He had taken some friends to the theater,
and afterward they went to hotel in
Fifth avenue for supper. When the wait
err brought the bill, the host discovered
an error of so cents in the addition and
handed it back to the waiter. The waiter
apologizcd, took away the bill and short
ly returned with it. While the host was
scanning the items second time he ran
his hand in his pocket for his money. A
blank look came over his face, and he said
to the waiter: Il have forgotten my mon
ey, keys and everything. Win you explain
to the cashier and tell him that l will send
a check tomorrow? My name is -"
"Oh," answered the waiter, never mind
about that. I'll pay the bill, sir" This
having waiter offer to pay ones bill rath-
er stunned the host, but as he was not
known in the hotel he thought the wiscst
thing to do was to accept the proposition,
SO he took the walters name, saying, "Au
right, Ernest; III come in on my way
down town in the morning and hand you
the money" You needn't trouble to do
that, SIR" said Ernest. "You could hand
1t to me the next time you come in" The
next morning, when the forgetful man
went 20 the hotel to reimburse the waiter,
he gaze him fat tip of course. That
WAS what Ernest was counting Un.-New
York Tribune
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9ifg anu, ~ Gountg,,.
ADJUSTMENTS.
"CHARLEY's AUNT"

''CHARLEY's AUNT 4iG
There was very large audience at the
Opera house last evening and they came
expecting much and did not go away disap-
pointed. 1t is doubtful if anyone present
failed to understand why "Charley's Aunt
has had such popular run.
As regards situations, ludicrous and in :
tensely interesting as well, "Charley's Aunt
is superior to any farce comedy that has
ever before played here. Perhaps the dia-
logus is not so bright, but there are dash,
originality and fun-provokipg features in
every pant, and the audiences laughed and
applauded last evening until nearly ex.
hausted.
OF course the weight of the performance
is on "Babberly," taken by Mr.. Larkin,
and he is in every way equal to it. The col
lege boys roles are difficult, and Mr.. Copp
as Jack Chesney was particularly good.
Indeed the support throughout is excellent.
And in this connection, one of the brightest
little bits of the performance was the love
scene between Jack and Kitty. Miss Eli
sons acting was very charming.
In all respects it was the happiest closing
of the season at the Opera house that could
have been devised, both to Manager Owen,
whose receipts must have been large, and
to the audience, who were thoroughly
pleased.
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A Surprise In Seidlitz.

On the first consignment of seidlitz
powders in the capital of Delhi the mon
arch became deeply interested in the &C
counts of the refreshing draft. A box was
brought tc the king in full court and the
interpreter explained to his majesty how
1t should be used.
Into goblet he put the - blue papers,
and having added water the king drank
it off This was the alkali, and the royal
countenancc expressed no signs of salts
faction. 1t was then explained that in
the combination of the two powders lay
the luxury, and the IL white powders were
quickly dissolved and as eagerly swallow
ed by his majesty.
With wild shrek that will be rcmem-
bcrcd whilo Delhi is numbered among the
kingdoms, the monarch rose, staggered,
exploded, and in his full agonics screamed,
"IIold me down." then, rushing from the
throne, fell PROSTATE on the floor. There
he lay during tho long continued etfer-
vcsccnce of the compound, spiriting like
10, 900 pennyworth of imperial pop and
believing himself in the agonies Of death.
London Tit Bits. s7'
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ABERDEEN, o.. July 81, 1921.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN Bros, Savannah, Ga.
DEAR SIRs-I bought bottle Of your T. r. p.
at Hot Springs, Ark, and it has done me more
good than three months treatment a, the Ho.
Springs.
Have you sgents in this part of the country
or let me know how much it viii cost to get three
or six bottles from your city by express.
Respectfully yours
JAS. NJ NEWTON,
Aberdeen Brown County, o.
NEwMASsvILLE, FLA June 5, 1891.
MEssRs LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah, Ga.
DEAR SIRs-I wish to give my testimonial in re.
gard to your uab e medicine, p. p. P, for the
cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia. dyspepsia, bilious
ness, ETC. In 1861 I was attach ed with bilious
muscular rheumatism, and have been q martyr TO
ii ever since. / tried all medicines / ever heard
of, and all the doctors in reach, but found ouly
temporary relief; the pains were so bad at tines
that l did not care whether lived or died NV
d gestion became so impaired that everything /
ate dissgree1 with me. NY wife also sufferer 40
intensely with dyspepsia that her life was bur
den to her; she would be confined to her bed for
weeks at the time she also suffered greatly from
giddin ees and loss of sleep. Some time In March
was advised to take r. r. F., and before we INV
-ife and d had isished the second bottle Of p
p. p, our digestion began to improve. Nv pains
subsidized 20 much that have been able to work.
and am FELINE like doing what haven done he
fore in q number Of yeafs. We will Continue n r.
Ing p. =. l.. until wsfe entirely cured. and will
cheerfully recommend 1t to all suffering hum
Yours very respectfully, j. g. DI-PRISS.
d&Hnr
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NEW YORK. June IA.
FLouR-Reseipts. s2,lss pkes: exports. 27io
obls; ,d Isoss sacks; saes 500 pigs; dull
ii $3.50: City mills. s3.45a3 IS; pat
ents. ooa4 rs: winter wheat. low grades,
p 1ss eoas s.. II f.oSs oe.I s4s
straights. oOa3 GO, patents. 3G5 a425, rye
mixtures. 225 p 80; supel nne 6)a2 10; fine. IS
al IS.
SOUTHERN FLouR-dull, weak; common to
fair extra 2a3; good to choice 3.O0a350.
Rye FLOUR luiet. steady;--s27o as3.25
CORN MEAL-dulI, steady yellow
o1asV Su 49, ess
BARLEy-out of season mo. Milwaukee, 65a67 ;
western. esa67; two rowed state. esae5; No.
Toronto. S4a85.
two rowed state 70a75; sx-rowed state S0ass; city
made Canada locales.
wHxAT@Receipts.l e5, 600 bush: exports, $50, 9l7;
sales, 10000; dull; ia5c. lower; closing steady
afoat, 6Gia6i, fob. 6laa6ia; No. l hard, sOia;0i
No. 2 spring 77sa7s; NO. ! northern 9oa-,
No. rea :pSns soissO ass
red. 72Aa73A; No. white. 500.
CoRN-Recepte. 1865, exports. los 900, sales,
s. 600; quiet, frmer; -.-,-.,,
9. 46a4sa elevator; i6a4ei aioat; No. 5. ssaa
graded mixed. ..5;s.5i; steamer mixed. .5in
% oeATs rs 5000; exports. $685. bush
sales. 1900; fairly active, firm :----
No. 2, isa4sl; do white. 49la5o; No. 2
Chicago, 49l; No 3. fla; DO white,
Issa-; mixed Western. is1s491; do white,
49a52l; white STATE, 1861.
BknF-dull, STEADY; beef hams, quiet -
tierced beef. inactive; City extra India mess,
SlsaSl9; cut meats. quiet, firm; picked
bellies, IL lbs, at 6sa6i; hams. ioaloi; mi1dles,
nominal.
LARD-quiet,
Western steam closed. $40 -; city,
e650a-; refined, quiet; Continent.
Pork quiet; steady; ---sales. - bbls !;
mese, s13 so ,$i5 IS: sxlrs prime. el2 5oasIs.
state dairy new. i3als. do old. 10al4 do creamery
new. l5ial9; .Peaa. do, 15tsl9; Western dairy
new i0al5 do creamery new, I43el9 do factory,
81 ll4i; Elgins lsiai9; ro,,, ilal6.
-CAkEsK-f fair demand, about steady;
state large. 7iasi; do fancy. ssa-; fancy old.
ql %: state small. 7ls9; do new,
9isEi; old, A.: do white. l0alo2: part skim
3fs7a, do new sis9A; tutl skimr, 2s3: Wester,'
small old, 10sa12l: Western part skins new ,3ls
PETROLKUM-d dull, United. 90I.
CorFKE-rio. dull NO. 2. l5Sal5I.
SUGAR-raw. firmer, fair demand; refined,
fairly active, frmer;
No. /, sIsa4; No. 2. ale.7; No. :
I a 3-l6; No. 9. l1-l6s3 rs; No. :. 5 9-,6 a.,
No. 8, 312as lilo; No. Q. ZIG 1855;
IL, 33.l6aas; No. ID, 2l3-ls; OF, 3 i3l6s4;
mould, q 4sai9l Is; standard, 4i.16s4l
confectioners. a ;5.l6a3a, cut loaf, 4as5 l-ic
crushed. 4Ia5 lilo; powered, 4aA 9le; graz
ulated, 4 l-16ais, cubes 4sst 9.i6.
Freights 70 Li>erpoo-market. quiet, steady.
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Born, Not Made

Weak by imprudence, are many stomachs. Puny
bust as a rule eat heartily and assimilate their
food. A naturally weak stomach. or one that has
become. although not originally. derives Deedful
Stomach Bitters. The restoration Of vigor to the
delicate is the prompt effect of recourse to this
professionally sanctioned ard universally esteemed
promoter of health. Nervousness-a symptom
of chronic indigestion-is overcome BY il. So are
liver complaint and constipation. Incipient
rheumatism and kidney trouble it defeats thor
oughly, and it constitutes an efficient defense
against malaria. But in order that the full benefit
derivable from its use should be awaited Of it
should not he used in haphazard way. but con
tinually. The tame suggestion, holds good of all
standard remedies.
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Clear or Ram or Local Temperature
AIR weather. Snow. Rains. signal

INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No ], alone, indicates fair weather, station
airy temperature.
No 2. alone, indicates rain or snow, station.
airy temperature.
No. 3, alone, indicates local rein, stationary
temperature.
No. !, with 80 above 1t, indicates fair
weather, warmer.
No. !, with No. below 1t, indicates fair
weather, colder.
No. 2, with No. above 1t, indicates warmer
weather. rain or snow.
No. 2. with No. below 1t, indicates colder
weather, rain or snow.
No. 3, with No 4, above 1t, indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
No. 8, with No. 4 below 1t, indicates colder
weather with local rains.
No. l, with No. S. below 1t, indicates fail
weather, cold wave.
No. 2, with No. 8, below 1t, indicates wet
weather, cold wave.
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SACK SUITS

become the time, and ours are becoming
immensely popular. Approval treads on
the heel of merit, and in Augusta you hear
nothing but praise for our sack suits. It's
odd, but one must be sacked to avoid fall
ing out with fashion. Come to US and well
sack you to the very top of admiration.
Our sacks are made up of cashmere, chew.
OTIS, worsteds, ETC., and in fact of all the
correct materials for this seasons wear.
Pay your debt to fashion and the season by
selecting your Spring suit from our stock
of clothing, which is unequalled in style,
material, makeup, durability and reason
ableness in price.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to the order of Court dated june 9Th.
=. ID. 1884, notice is hereby given Inst the under.
signed Receiver of the Richmond Sayir 60 Bark:
viii sell oil the right it'll and interest of the said
bank in the premises known as the Josiah Wey-
mouth lot, as described in deet recorded hen.
nebec. Registry Cook 3t9. pae 46t, at public aoc
ID. 1874. At two O'Clock insthe afternooo. FERNS
S Sasa, Sale made subject TO confirmation BY the
Da,ed June nth. 1904. sT
.unelsd2w MP. MILllKEv. Receiver.
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1 Churchbells We're first suggested by Pau
tinius, an Italian bishop, and were intend
I'D for "driving away spirits and Kidding
the air of devils"
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The annual meeting of the Cony High
school alumni will be held this evening a,
40, at the Cony school building.
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/ When an idler enters the sanctum Of q
busy editor and the editor says, Glad to
see your back" what does he mean?
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" "A MTG put In these columns secu'e
" - more answers than those who
have not tried 1t are aware
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Marrieo.

ANDROSCoGGIN.
Greene-June 8, Alfonzo Greenwood and Mrs
Laura 4. R,deout.
SAGADAHOC.
Bsth-Juue 2, John +. Pinkham and Miss
Maggie f. Giles.
YORK.
sauford-Juue 4. Georgs W. HUFF of Biddeford
and Miss Alta o. Emery.
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FLoUR-dall. unchanged.
CHICAGO. June Il.

FLoUR-dail, unchanged,
spring. 5sla62i; No. red, 5sa-.
CoRN-firm; No. ?, Hia-.
OATs-higher; No. 2, AIia43l.
RYE-No. g, ~.
BARLEY-No 2, q.
FLAxsEED-No. !. Sl.37asl.37.
PoRK-Ai2 25sl2 z74.
LARD-S6. 65a6 .67i.
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WEDDING GIFTS

he finest line Of goods from which f- 80
u Wedding Gifts may Re found at all time
QUiMBY'S AIT ROOMS, Neonian F.n
-ii.!ing. Up One Flight.
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AUGUSTA POSTOFFlCE.
Office NOUNS.

lssassex1 Peanastsr. (sundays exesptsdY.
%. N. tos p. m. Money Order Depsftmenii
snd Registry Division q - - 3. =.
stamp window d m, to p. IA.
General DsirOy. Sundays sxceptedD. IN
Q. n. 70 Q p. m. Sundays sis TO 10. Ii q. rs,
Csyrie's Delivery. Sundays excepted). "a
more thickly settled rSeidence ecctiona. 10 =
O. m. and ep. m. In addition 70 ether deliver
les. Sunday delivery as tAs postofase win.
0ow. o.lB to lois Q. M.
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MARKET REPORTS.

New York Mensy MARKET.
NEW YORK. June IA.
Money, easy.
Prime mercantile paper, 3la4.
Government bolda steady.
Railroads. irreguIsr
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New York Produces Markst.

'ex-div. ibid. tasked.
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7 OST-Silver watch sui chain, on Belgrade
IL road. Wednesday. Finder please leave at
JOURNAL office. june l5d2ts
7 OST-A pug dog answers 10 the name of
Tony" Collar with owners name, Il. r.
Hanson, No. 81. Chelsea, Me. Finder please
leave at Mr. Fan: ons he me, or a7s Water street,
and be rewarded. dlws
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FOR SALE!

Fruit and Ornamental Tree. Rose Bushes.
Shrubs and Plants. now ready for delivery. Please
cab at our Office, Nos. and Masonic building.
and leave orders. J. l.. NERRIcK & Co, Nursery
men. = maySdtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIANOS TUNED and Repaired in Au-
gusta, Hallowell and Gardiner. VIII also
60 short distances in TO the country If called for.
Charges moderate. Instructions given on the vio-
lin. ]. I. PATTERSON, No 5 Middle St, Augusta.
mayl9dtf
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pcHuji.t Convention.

The Peoples party held their county
convention Monday evening in the city
hall and placed in nomination full
county ticket. The convention was
called - order by chairman O'Brien
Robert Hagen was chosen temporary
chairman and Ed Clark temporary sec
retary. Tho committee composed of
/. J. Richardson. Phil GdrrOn, H. :
Buruell, Peter Weiss and Matt Coulin,
ter half hour session. reported the
following delegates entitled t. seats in
the convention.
First Ward-A. Kin-abury, J. H
Mansfield proxy Matt Conlin and W.
{. Bchlan.
Second NavI-N. Manson, J. II. bal
bee AMI u. NarAey.
Third Ward-I e. Hancock, y. v.
Mcdonald and John Ganey.
Fourth N'ard-Phh Cannon, Fred
Brennan, Thomas Connors. Edward
Clark, y. c. uenncssy, and William
Ringing
Fifth Warl-R. 5. BurncI, p. Nc
Kea-ue and .i-lmueller
Sixth Warl-T. J. Richardson, Alex
Athey auG J. {. RYAN.
Seventh WarI-WiIliam Munro. Albert
LeIeruan and \. Lane.
Eighth wlyJ-Evard Lindsay, Peter
Weiss and e. Q. Parder.
Ninth warI-TJ j. Larson, Mis- lIively.
\. \, Il4on ami 2. j. Dixon.
Town Of Brule-William Crockett
.proxy for w. r. Nureutl and Rosco
Mann.
Town of South Ranse-James Phil
brook proxy for Nyron Tubbsl and
" & CsrIo,-
Town of E.l,,q,,,.ain- C,nto.+nd
Toyn of G,r,I,,-r,ntastaJ
y my 0'''''' : anu ~ en- nan
~ '.',''e''. ~ ''I''N,''lo,.'
.or.I'., ',,.,.Il, ,.,n,,,, s',, ,,I No.;
3,,o Aa,ar r,a ,n,,,;nt,an,
VI, W, ~ ,..,,s n;.-..
I;,,I'.,. ,a,I 1,.r1,., .,7,,l,.:...-
- ~
.,,,,+ .,-..;.,. WIS 49,. -,
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-Cfeo. =. IIudual is in Madison.

- = "
-. ,, ,-I-:,:.. ,,t,.......I. ,.,....,
business :, : = 80. : = = - -
,:.,r.,. M. ,,1
and 18th.
.., c
',,,S :; = : nus ~ ''''' ''''' -
-r"f best imported S'Nony ana Ter
manto"n Wool :" % A.,S. fASc"E ;
Nj. POO %.,,t,n sna,t tho woot
with friend. in Dg}u,b.
..p... -r,y. On Earth ,a,th. Grand
,,o,,.Jl,rr.,,.,,, an Er;iav
\ nice line OF WINDSOR lies, ana al
kinds OF notions at Mrs. iAs''E >
,.,:.I., a..
i''' ~" 10" = ''''" ''','''''' ''',
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Council Proceedings.

The city council met TUESDAY evening
and transacted a considerable amount
Of business.
Comptroller Ticknor Submitted a
statement Of the expenditures of the
city for the year ending Sept. 30, 1894,
together With a statement OF the funds
required to run the city for the year
ending Sept. 20, 1885. His report was
as follows:
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Los: Il ssaIid.

While making coupling at AlIouoz
bay Monday morning, a brakeman
named Adams, Of the Duluth 4 Vim
nipe- road had his right hand smashed
between the draw bars. lie was re-
moved to Duluth. where he lives, and
it was found necessary to amputate the
injured member.
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The following estimates payable out
Of the general fund were submitted:

ro.fr'. T.. ,,,I.,,.GIr %5g0 ~
flealth department. -...... ....... $50 %
Street -I,ia. . ..'..... 3ir63 a.
IIl n,.r, -, "l gngti'i noL;a~. p c. -o %
Five per cent. principal on :7od.G0
Ltnr., j., I'M, mi, DIV ~
q H. Pc cent $50 6
sta. .on"ry Priucim- ctc.......... 800 -
- +. rs -,.,..-... 5000 -
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For Sale. or Exchange for Lumber

Al machinery in planning mill-en,
CINE. boiler, shafting, etc: or viii sell
machinery and buildings on leased
ground, or viii sell half interest to a
pTatIcal man.
J. F. POWELL,
Waukegau, III.
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CONC SDUTu
Leave At lI-sh q IN. 80 :, m 1I.g0 n m
GOING NORTH
arrive at G.iu Il SO a IN. $40 p m,
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D. S. 6. & 4. r. R.

Low rates 10 an points East. Fast time and
tNr'llrut service. Wagner Buffet Sleeper
via oault Sc. haric through TO Boston
GEO. v. EORESMAN
VI tower Ave. General Agent
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Owing to lack of room in tho VI,
son Dewey school. one Of the primar,
departments Will be taught in 2 room
in the Northern block.
Got ,,o,,,. s,,,,,,o. - Co.,,
night, Best bill of fare ever set befor,
a hungry man-all you can eat for the
small sum Of p cents.
-En, S.or,u.o.+,.oue
the Pr1aarnar viii ,>rao.,, -. ~ = =
sermon il ,,on,ar- 49,. -,.c'iio' "a
W. Shaw, Sunday the 7th.
Mr. ord Me- rou.oz r
returned fr,,, tLo;r u.al.lf.ll.-;. ~
will remain bara . f.u. d,,.7 a.i'i 49,,
talya -, +I,o;,. ra,:.l..,,.,,., 49,,
80 - ''''''
nat .aa,1ttt r 80, - pay Si'T ne :
Iol ,L.,....'I ,'''-' ~ .''.7
,;a.al.,1,as 80 ~ ~, ~ men
Ger NO. ''-'> ~ II OH
4 -Tooi- Fr,,4 ,,-.,- ,.... :.,,
last errdov ri.,nt :. ~, - - -. :,
hardest frost - tho ,.,.@, ,,' ,,'i ~
was well NJ Monday ,,orn;n,, ~. : ~.
appeared.
rI,u,-,-. ,,....
,r,.la. y. VI. ',e.. 10 l,''', -
! emil Loaa Ir,....: - ~ ;, ~ ~
L,..I.;. I.,,,1- a.GI ~ .''' 81
- pI.;,ri.s, ''''' - '''0 ""'''-l''s ''''9
~. 49, y, ~,
=
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HORSE SHOtIiyG done at ].

q. FOLIZ from sept. T., at = to 3 cts.
for new shoes. and ID cts. for setting.
EgE CASH ONLY.
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The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Saturday Get. 6, 1894

iHc above rates apply TO YEARLY advertise
tlehts ONLY Short time rates given o, appIica-
tioii :. Professional cards occupying -ESS than
one inch Of space, $500 per year. Legal adj
NeFJi>Ing at legal rates ... TraStIicut adverfiS-
ing payable III advance Other bills due monthly
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c. ST. P. N, G Q. TINE CARD.

CLIO. H. SMITH. Ticket Agent.
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-Chas \. OIIare and W. L. Picker
in. went out To- the Amiuicon Noniay,
for hunt and returned with deer
each.
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ST. PAUL < DULUTH II. L.

TIME TABLE.
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For best imported SaNony and Ger
mantown wool 20 to AIas. PAsc"E's.
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coz = 4
90. sI0lHgs.


RruI " j. CONFESS
The evening world., 1894-03-13
GRAzED GOODIES HOARD.
flames ENtinguishcd just before
They Renched for His $4,000.

The Fire Department was kept busy
looking after small fires this morning.
y few minutes after | o'clock flames
We're discovered in the basement {. the
four-story brick tenement llSS Second
avenue. 1t was a small blaze AMI quickly
e~NtlnGuished.
on, the first noor OF the house Wolf
Goolc has a little fancY goods store.
lie Ives In the upper part of the house.
Very much excited he ran down the
stairs, and insisted on entering his store.
Policeman i.ooney was compelled to forci-
bly, detain him.. Gnode said his money
was burning up. When the fire had done
$40 damaEe y the fremen 81. Goode
was allowed to go into his store. There
he showed the astou,shed policeman. an
a little diawer which the flames had al
most reached. $1,000 in cash. He took
his money and went to bed.
At l.SO o'clock fire dil s35 damage to
the threc-story frame dwelling at i6l
East One Hundred and T~hlrty-iifth street,
an apartment IN the first floor occupied
by Antonio %Shcppert. The cause Is UNI
known.
An overheated stove set fire to some
furniture in the photographers supplies
pace OF }. Warren Gott, in the third
story of the siX-story building p Des-
brOsses street. The damage was only So.
From some unknown cause a fire start
ed on the first floor OF the three-story
beck building los Seventh avenue at
l4O o'clock this morning. Ten dollars
damage was done to the liquor store
of Hayman & Co.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
SPLENDID EASTER DISPLAY.
Novelties I'm Dress Goods ana
Dainty Millinery Creations.

The annual display OF Easter dress
goods. millinery and novelties seen AZ
the mammoth dry-goods house of H..
O'Neill y, Co. this year is the finest ever
made Ivy Them. and is attracting univcr-
sal attention from the fair sex. Thuu-
sands of people are visiting the store
daily
In the ladies' dress department, an
and the styles are beautiful. A street
dress of crepon. VITA large revers OF
heliutrope velvet. lace front and a big
bow and buckle, is especially attractive.
\ ihit Of striped Crcpon, with drapcd
skirt and green cloth bottom, with lace
Insertion, also had many admirers. T1is
dcSiGn also had a pretty Venetian collar
and fun silk crepon front.
u. the same, department a black and
white figured India silk creation,
trimmed with white satin ribbon, large
pun sleeves and jet Insertions. Is also
noticeable. One OF the handsomest and
most stylish suits, however, liz n tailor
made English covert cloth three-buitOn
cutaway dress and a figured duck vest.
ment is also very fine. Among the lat
est designs are a carriage hat OF gold
net, with embroidered brim and crown
ami blue MORE ribbon trimming and
applegreen pistols. A hat OF pink shiTred
gauze. with Jet edges mi geranium
trimming, is also very neat.
A. small creation OF duchess lace. with
also has a prominent place. A dainty
bonnet Of ecru lace, trimmed with moirs
ribbon and roses. also looks. very jaunfy
An evening bonnet OF Kilt, with XII
wings. roses and Jet pompoms. occuple.
= promipent place.