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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-30
THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
TOWN OF CRANSTON.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Asssssors' Once,
Cranston. IL. I.

Assessors, Once
Cranston. RI
cr wnsIss on sp sis su Zen sa, 81 April 4. .. isss. or:
;::;s ~ !. S :.is ;s.s si !: ::.. ::.:i /: !; :e;.i Is:ss.;
"a or before the lei day Of November IssL
And where's, The tsws Z sPsns,si aS.s meet,
: sna:s .S E: s .sssi,i a.: q e Ss :Ssss .; q 4. }sSiis
And, whereas. The cenmissseasrs appointed By
the Supreme Court under the provisiess Of Chap.
. ese ra e,. ~ the hs9 former Sissrissss r. ssia town have
made their report and the same has been BY SAID
ST y, GO ss. s.ss, 90 = s : s.. .%sr ni.s .A 20 , sss ' tan
Now, tSsrssGrs. Motto. is hereby given 70 ali per.
end Tor 'sis town, van NEE; :, q:
al. As.f' :S.a. 's daily rem . s.slssi = 10!
:'sles 81. iSss,. n; t ssr1.r ys vale. , sn. . ss a aa: .s;S
place. every person and sedy ssrPer..s liable g
TAXATION Is REQUIRED 70 bring In 70 sasn z true ana
and spscif, ing the vsiss Of svsry psrosi d his real
and personal sstate.
Pub. stat Chap. q. Bee.
avery person bringing In any such account
:haIi make oath S be Si9 'o snsi one 3 O. contain. sas !, 70 the
best OF his knowledge and beiief . true and full
account and valuation Of a. his rs,ao,s estate:
sccocni, Il ovsrtsssd. shall hsvs no remedy there
Ter" 49,.
for the purpose Of assessing the tar ~ accord
snos with said report and order. aud appor'
tionins the rsmiitance 10 the inai,idrsl iat.
PAYERS Of each distriot as required ~ san
thAp. &7 Of the Public Laws, and 10 sceess ths
DOLL tai required BY Chap. 7s Of the raolic LAWS
he will meet A. tho Assessors. once ~ uA,a 10y,
House, on the 9Th day sfAasust' A. " "T'' "'''
hours aforesaid.
sorporats bodies, 10 whose name IL sts nds Of recon
q said an day % August, 1854, 80 o'oieef p. m.
SnAMs Y; FAM s4lHEy Assessors.
JAHERXBORN.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

ONCE OF the License Commissioners
City Hall, Providence. July 20, iss1>
Applications for licenses TO sell pure spurious
intoxicating and malt liqaors have been msas ~
the following named persons and nrms'
SECOND CLASS.
Davenport. Melvin A., City Hotel.
Downey, John E., 437 South Main street
Keenan,, Edward, 262 South Main street
Keenan,, John C., 10 Crawford street
LYNN. James r., 23 Senter, correr JewetL
Rison, Thos. q Co., ise veazie street
TRANsFERs.
Fox. Daniel. 70 Petiis street, to John MonAhAss
same piece. -
Fitzgerald, las Charles street 49,
Mcnamara a Sheridan, gu Broadway, TO sheri-
Moiter' II. II. and J. NJ, 3s2 North MsSn street. 70
Leonard & Souza, "a Wickenden street
simmons, Michael, si Atwell's avenue, 10 Jul
rhe Hoard OF License Commissioners will be IN
session in their Office, CITY Hall, THURSDAY.
August 3, 1894, at 10 O'Clock a. m., AZ winch tune
and place all persons so desiring MAJ 70 hesfo On
the matter OF granting such applications.
BY order Of the Board.
july 25-f2t Ihos. NiAoN' o'"fk.
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BREvITIEs.

Mrs. Clsveland's stspfather Is s%eriousl,
sick.
Accused Banca Romano officials were
acquitted.
Artist Henry +. Taylor Of New York
city II missing.
The Britannia beat the vigilant In the
PsnEance regatta.
The California militia II To be ordered
home immediately.
The business portion OF Brooklyn. Ia.
was wiped QUE by nrs.
A Boston syndicate offers geo. 900 for the
Corbett- Jackson fight.
An Armenian q sdrowned while bath
ing at Lawrence, Mass.
The French senate and chamber OF
deputies were ~prorogued.
Daniel Crosby, aged 9. was drowned
while bathing at Boston.
Al Three Rivers, Mass. Michael Bur-
bula was drowned while bathing.
Ex.Bsnk President Curry Of Chicago Is
charged with misuse of large sums.
Sarah A. Gallagher. an infant, fell from
a window last night and was killed.
Thirteen ~conviots in the mines at Tracy
CITY. Tenn, surrendered to the guards.
Thomas Cauley was struck by a train
ut Woodlawn. h l., and instantly killed.
Bob Fitzsimmons knocked out the
champion heavyweight OF Michigan in
two rounds.
steamer Miranda, with the Cook Arctic
expedition, has resumed her voyage TO
Greenland.
Matt Griffin, q sawmill employe in Lin
coin, N. H., fell on . circular saw and
lost an arm.
At Springfield, Mass, d. N. sackett. 81
years old, a carpenter, fell a distance OF
three stories.
Margaret Fitzgerald. SO years old. died
from the effects of . fall Of ~ feet down
an elevator well.
Walter Stetson. aged 10. belonging In
B~rookville, VT, was struck by a train
and fatally hurt.
Debs 81 Co.. appeal to the United States
circuit court was allowed and the pro
ceedings stopped.
A freight train ran over n terribly
mau9led a man named Trask of Oakland
near Belgrade. Me-
The body of an unknown man wal
found floating in the harbor near Burn
hams wharf, Boston.
Mrs. Edwin Foss. n prominent temper
ance worker throughout Massachusetts,,
died at Amssbury. Mass
The body OF an unknown man wal
found on the railroad tracks Of the Bos
ton and Albany system at Boston.
At Middlstewn. Conn, Emil Schultz
was held for trial on the charge Of forg
ing the N anne Of j. l. ID. Lawrence.
Burglars entered Edward Baker g. Co.
shoe store and Joseph O'Bon's bsrbe
shop In Campello, Mass, and obtained
small sums.
Enoch Alexander, a prominent either
and An Representative to the legisla
ture from Bow, N. H., died from the ei
fects of n fall.
Joseph Silver. while assisting In load
ing heavy iron work In Leominster
Mass, had both legs broken. His recov
cry In doubtful.
william @ Judge, who has been ex
onerated Of the charge of forging com
munications from the Mahatmas, has re
turned from New York.
Ellsworth (Ms.) Republicans nominate
Hannibal X. Hamlin for representative I
the legislature. The Democrats Eom
mated Augustus T. Moore.
Burglars entered the depot at Veszis
Me-, aud stole $50. At the postofice the
obtained ti40 in money and stamps. an
at the store of Ira Rollins they secured !
or g.
Woodbury. Davis Of Raymond. N. II
aged 40, while intoxicated. attempted t
Jump on a moving train, and fell betwee
the wheels and platform. PhTsicians hav
- ---- Ia. ~ocn-A
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A Bulgarian Holocaust.

SOFIA, July 3O.-A disastrous confsgra-
ton destroyed 1000 houses at Cottell.
Full details of the disaster ave not besl
received, but it is believed th"t many
persons perished. The townspet pie whose
houses were burned are camping out
In the fields.
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provn.d I'm Great Bay.

NEWMARKET JUNCTION, N. H., July So
During a heavy thunder storm on Great
bay a sailboat capsized and William r
Byrne and Michael Carroll were drowned.
An unknown boat also capsized and one
man wa drowned.
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RUTLAND, VT, July 8 .-burelars en-
tered the store Of M. @. Robinson In
weAthersfeld and stole q bicycle.
watches, jewelry and a quantity Of cloth
ing. The store Of David Horton a.
Mount Holly, containing the p~os.ofice,
was entered. The safe was blown open
and 500 in stamps was taken.
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To Test the Law.

EVERETT, Mass, July so-Charles r.
CARAT, taking courage from the recent
decision In Cambridge, opened his stors
on Railroad avenue yesterday, and kept
IL open all day. selling cigars. soda, ETC..
20 his customers. Mr.. CARAT proposes
60 test the law. No arrests were made.
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CAUSED A LOSS OF $50 600.


NEW YoRK, July 8o.-An explosion last
night in the building SO Fulton street
started . Ore which did damage TO the
extent Of ESQ., 600. The entire six-story
building wss sntirsly destroyed. Three
frsmsn were overcome BY the heat but
..ccversd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-30

BELLE PLAIN. Ia, July So-Fire which
started in a blacksmith shop resulted in
destroying nearly all of the business part
of the town. The losses will aggregate
900, 900. The weather has been dry for 30
long that everything burned like finder.
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Bosros, July so.-James Casey. 2syears
old. died at the hospital last night. He
was picked mp In the street, suffering
appars.tly frem sunstroks, but physi-
eians fsund that he had been poisoned,
hrobably BIZ food he haA satsn.
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FLUSHING, L. l., July so-In a quarrel
yesterday Wsymar Frost. colored. was
khot and almost instantly killed by John
Olsts, q white laborsr. Otis claims that
he acted In sslf-dsfsnse. and immediately
rave himself up to the authorities.
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BANGOR, Me-, July ea-Prstty Annie
McGinnis, kitchen girl at the Girard,
Bangor's swell family hotel, has sloped
with the colored porter, George Walters.
Annie was q native Of New Brunswick,
and Had borne an excellent character.
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In, sIoo.o 600 Tn Sig wssks.

IRoNwoop, Mich. July 3o.-The miners
strike on the Gogebic range was declared
off yesterday, after an idlensss Of six
weeks and a loss to the workingmen OF
$1,000 600 and an additional tax to the
county of CSC, 900.
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Loaf His

LYNN, Mas. July eo.--Ruel w. Jane
con. 40 years old, committed suicide last
evening by shooting himself. He had
long been In AL health, and the deed is
supposed 70 have been prompted BY de-
hnaudauav,
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NEW YORK. July so.-Fatal cases OF
sunstroke yesterday were Michael New
ell, s2 years old; Thomas Spencer. 81
years old, aud John Toomsy. 20 years cid.
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Mamma, was that a sugar plum you Just
gave me ?' asked little Mabel. mo, dear, 1t
was one of DIR. Ayers Pills" 'Piease, may
have another p mot now, dear; one of
those nice pills is all you need ct present, be-
cause every dose is effective"
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Letters or circulars in imitation of type
writer gotten out on short notice at News
Job ONCE.
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Five thousand Bill Heads, printed and
padded, 500. NEws job Office.
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Giving rsintsrs 70 Erenshmsn.
PARIS, July So.-In bordeaux yesterday,
A. A. Zimmerman beat Lests, the best
tider In southern Franco and several
Whselmsn OF local fame.
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Twins Brought up on LLetated Food,
Which has Saved the Lives Of Thousands
Of lnfans ThrousAost the Country.

Sad eyed mothers with frail, sickly
babies that seem made for any world but
this hard one, should cheer up.
There is way of making puny little
ones thrive aud grow fat and strong and
happy.
Lactated food is praised by thousands
Of mothers of robust children that were
once weak and feeble, and even despaired
of. Lactated food makes weaving an
easy task.
The twin babies of Mr.. 7, II. Hickens,
of Atlantic Highlands, n. j., whose
pictures are given above, were brought
up entirely on lactated food, which has
saved the lives OF thousands of little
ones whose mothers have been unable to
nurse them at the breast.
The great dispensaries, nurseries, and
homes for children use lactated food It
saves babies lives. Can be had at any
druggist's. 1t is always pure, keeps per
fectly, and is not affected by age or tenn
perature.
Sugar of milk is the basis of mothers
milk, and il is the basis of lactated food
With it is combined pure barley malt, the
finest wheat gluten, and the nutritioui
elements of the oaU. 1t is thoroughly
cooked by high steam heat, and pre-
digested, nutritious food that fulfill
every requirement of the growing chile
is the result. There is no secret about it
1t is simply food.
Thousands of happy infants have beer
brought up on it.
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July 17.-Ice cream and bean soup
festival in Robbins hall, under the aus
pices of the Women's Relief Corps.
July 31.-Ice cream festival and bazar,
under the auspices of Camp 40, p. o. OF
T.. A, in Robbins hall.
August Ice cream festival in Rob.
bins opera house, under the auspices OF
the 81. A. c."
July 3.-lce cream festival under the
Auspices of Hope Section Pioneer Corps
J. 7. of II. & T., in Robbins opera house
July 16.-Ice cream and fruit festival
In Robbins opera house, under auspices
of the Welsh Baptist Sunday school.
July 10, 20, 2l.-BazaRr of Nations, in
Robbins opera house, under auspices oi
the B. Y. p, u.
July 17-Grand Musical Entertainment
18th anniversary of Shenandoah Valley
Encampment, No 25s, l. o. o. f., Fergu
sons Theatre.
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PENCIL POINTS.

Hastings will probably pull through.
They have club flush out in Denver,
whatever hat is.
Loyal Fr nchmen will all wear cassi-
mere now, of course.
Wanted-A thermometer that will do
business on the ground floor.
The song of the shopper these days
In the sweat Buy and Buy"
The Pullman car boycott is causing a
good many people to lose sleep.
The troops who marched up the hill to
plnxsutawney can now march down
again.
Col Singerly might as well run against
II. Casimer Perier, while he has his check
book out
Why walk out of your way to find a
thermometer so that you can swear at the
weather
Nothing that Senator Hill has said
Rb Dut the Wilson bill is as rough as what
Mr.. Harrity's convention refused to say
about it,
So much emphasis is laid on the fact
taat Col Singerly is a "clean" Democrat
that one might be led TO think that il
wasn't customary.
A press report of Col. Breckinridge's
last meeting says "a number of ladies
were present. He made his usual speech.
What More suits
The labor leader in the House of Com
mons objects to congratulating Queen
Victoria on her new grandchild. He pro.
baby suspects that it will be the occasion
for another appropriation.
When the Commonwealers begin tC
have each other arrested for stealing the
army horses, isn't IL about time for some
body to gently whisper TO the Populist
brethern hat this system OF running
campaign ! S about played out?
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Another Convention of Miners.

PHILLIPsBURG, Pa, June 30. AT meet
ing of the representatives of the miners Of
this district, held here yesterday alter
noon, it was decided to issue a call for a
general convention of the miners of cen
tral Pennsylvania, Virginia and Mary
land. The call for the convention fixes
the basis of representation at one delegate
TO every 100 miners. Work is being re-
sumed in the Clearfield district at all
the mines in which the compromise rate
OF forty-fve cents a ton is being paid,
and seven mines are in operation at pres
ent. In the Beech Creek region the men
refuse TO return to work until a majority
of the operators consent TO pay the same
gpalp
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Now York WIN Honor oarnot.

NEW YORK, June 90-M. Thiebaut,
French consul in this city, has been in
structed by his government to organize a
memorial service in honor of the late pres
ident of the French republic, and has ac-
cordingly issued to the federal, state and
city authorities, the consular body and
the members of the French colony an in
vitauon to be present, The national fun
eral Of President Carnot being celebrated
in Paris, at the Cathedral of the Notre
Dame, tomorrow, it is the wish of the gov
ernment to have all similar ceremonies
celebrated in foreign countries on the
same day The archbishop Of New York
has placed the cathedral ut the disposi-
ton Of the consul.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

Lord Charles J. f. Russell, son of the
sixth duke of Bedford, died at London,
aged 81.
The yacht Vigilant's first race in Eng
land will be on July Z, when she will con
test for the queens cup.
All the window glass factories in the
United States closed down today for the
usual summer suspension.
The London Sporting Life announces
that Frank Slavin has accepted an offer
of Jake Kilrain to box for 81, 900 n side.
Leander Richardson, charged with as
saulting j. Il. sullivan, Rose Coghlan's
husband, at New York, was discharged
| by the court.
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SONG oF TIE sEAsoN.

To refresh yourself midst daily tolls,
For goou. rare roasts end elegs mt broils,
For everything good in the matter OF tood,
To McElhenny's Cafe take all your brood.
You are cooled by the fans while the stews ar,
hot.
You satisfy yourself with the best from tn,
rot,
And this for an epicuTe is the very hest lot,
And for man, woman. youth and the t'Hy tot
You may go many miles ara climb over stiles
Put up big money counted out in piles,
And you won't fare better nor get served a
soon,
As yol viii by patronizing McElhenny's ss
loon.
Corner White and Centre streets
Morning, night and noon,
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THE LONG DEB t ENDED
The Amended rar,T BiI Reported to tho
senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON, , ne 3O.-The considera-
ton of the tariff q which was begun by
the senate in the committee of the whole
on April 2, wa, at last completed yester-
day and at 5:i5 p. IN. the bill was favor
ably reported TO the senate as amended.
In view of the fact that senators asked
some little time to examine the bill as
amended and on account of the general
desire for a short respite from the long
seige to which they have been subjected,
the senate then adjourned over until Mon
day, when the final struggle over the bill
will occur in the senate. No unusual in
cident marked the close of the consider
alton of the bill in committee. The main
feature of the day was the debate on the
section providing for the repeal of the
reciprocity provision If the Mckinley law
This section was amended so as to provide
for the continuation of the existing reel
prOcity arrangements, except where in
consistent with other provisions of the
bill. An attempt was made by Mr. Peffer
TO have n new section added imposing a
tax of $50 on all immigrants coming to
the United States, but it was voted down,
as was an amendment of Mr.. Gallihger
looking to compelling trade concessions
from Canada.
With the exception of a short time the
| day in the house was consumed by fill
| buster over the contested election case of
Watson against Black, of the Tenth
| Georgia district. The tangle was finally
Strengthened out and the resolution OF
the committee on elections declaring Mr.
Black elected was agreed to- only the Pop
ulists dissenting
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Member. of tI,e omIndina Sentenced.

PRAGUE, June 3O-The Czech youths
Kolicko, Malejicek and Schultz, wert
found guilty. of lurking round the Hof
burg, in Vienna last March, for the pur
pose of stabbing the emperor, and thus
avenging the imagined wrongs of the
Omladina. Schultz was sentenced tC
thirteen months imprisonment. Tn,
other two were sentenced to terms Of
twelve years each
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KoocIs Must Die.

TRENTON, June 3O.-The court Of errors
has affirmed the decision of the supreme
court in denying new trial to John Koc-
els, the Hungarian of this city who last
summer murdered Mary Maiolis, his mis-
tress. Koccis will next week be resen-
fenced TO death
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uninniatn niarhnrre,i.

READING, Pa, June 9O.-The Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad company yes
terday afternoon discharged four men
who are members of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen, and this has led to the
belief, founded upon good information,
that the rule regarding the non-enlploy-
ment of union men is about to be strictly
H.rnnd
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His Name Is santo Caserio.

ROME, June 1T is the Italian custom
in official documents to place the family
name first and the baptismal name sec
ond. This caused confusion in regard to
the name of the assassin of President Car
not. His name is Santo Caserio. Santo
is the Christian name, while Caserio is the
surname
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snntn unrenentnnt.

LYONS, June 3O.-Santo remains un' e
p entant, He speaks If his crime as calmly
as though il was ordinary occurrence. The
prisoner lies in bed for hours, saying moth
ing TO his guards. He answers ordinary
questions tmidly, but he has a fierce ap.
pearance, and directly anarchism is men.
toned he replies in harsh, emphatic
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wimnn stiII I'm .IaII.

NEW YORK, June 30.-AppIication for I
certificate of reasonable doubt in the cast
of Erastus Wiman, the convicted forger
was to have been made before justice
Barrett, in the supreme court chamber
Yesterday, but by consent of counsel ol
both sides the application was postpone,
until July next. In the interim WimaI
will remain in the Tombs
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SCoTTDALE. Pa, June 3O.-The operators
seem determined TO force the coke strike
to an early close. Five car loads Of negroes
were shipped into the region yesterday
and increased runs are reported at the
plants not running full. The negroes
were shipped here direct from Virginia,
and a number of the men brought their
families with them. The outlook for the
strikers is daily proving more discourag-
iug
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A vic AnarohI.t rhrent.

PARIS, June 3O.-Two anarchists, rep.
resenting themselves to be journalists,
visited the man at Lyons who arrested
Santo when he was trying to escape after
stabbing President Carnot. After offering
him fattering congratulations they in
duced him TO give them his photograph.
They then abandoned their disguise and
told him that his fate was sealed
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An Alleged AbscondinE ForRer.

RUssELLsvILLE, Ky, June 9O.-The Lo-
gan County Deposit and Russellsville
banks, of this city, G. w. Davidson,
banker, of Auburn, and many farmers
are mourning the sudden departure Of DR..
r. f. Taylor from Mcleod. IIt is reported
that he has forged $1,000 Of their checks.
He is the son of a minister. He left wife
and child
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Heart Disease Renewed in 30 Minutes.

DIR. Agnew's cure for the heart gives
I erfect relief in all cases of organic or
sympathetic heart disease in 80 minutes,
and speedily effects cure. 1t is a peer
less remedy for palpation, shortness of
breath, smothering spells, pain in left
side and all symptoms of diseased heart,
One dose convinces Sold by j. M. Hill
Ian. WAS 66-ly
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PITTsBURG, June 3O-There viii be ne
more conferences on the Amulgamated
tin plate scale, as the manufacturers hav,
either signed or are preparing to sign uu.
der an agreement for another conference
when the tariff bin is passed The sheet
mills will shut down tonight for a month,
No serious strike is anticipated.
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke your Life swa,

Is the truthful, startling title OF a little bool,
that tells all about NO-JO-bac, the wonderful,
harmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. The
cost is triting ana the man who wants 70 quit
and can't runs no physical or financial risk in
using "No tobac' Sold 0y all druggists.
Book AZ drug stores or by mail free. address
The Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana Mineral
Springs, Ind, 6s-ly
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"Many Of the citizens of Rainsville, In
diana are never without a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in the house, y
sHys Jacob Brown, the leading merchant
Of the place. This remedy has proven OF
so much value for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough IN children that few mothers
who know its worth are willing to be
without il. For sale by Gruhle- Bros.