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JUST WANTED TO DIE.

a Floridian Commits Suicide by Taking
Morphine.
Muncie, Ind, Dec. 17.-Edgar Waltz reg
istered at the Hotel Kirby Saturday night.
This afternoon the door of his room was
broken open. and his dead body was found,
also a bottle of morphine and a note,
which reads:
Il administered poison with my own
hand. Came to this city two months
ago from DeLand, Fla Was well known,
and had plenty of money. Just wanted
10 die"
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RESERVE OF THE MOSQUITOES.
All Claim of Sovereignty Surrendered
to Nicaragua.

to Nicaragua.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE department
of state has received a dispatch from Min
lister Barker at Nicaragua, confirming
the United Press dispatch of some days
ago, that the Mosquito Indians have sur
rendered their rights under the treaty of
Managua and have become Incorporated
with Nicaragua. This surrender, it is un-
derstood, disposes of the last vestige OF
the claim of sovereignty by the Mosquito
Indians over the Mosquito reserve, set
apart by the Managua treaty of 1860. and
the award of Austria Hereunder. 1t also
terminates any grounds for the continued
pretext of a British ''protectorate" over
the Mosquito reservation and greatly SIM
plfes the question.
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EoLIPsE OF A HONEYMOON.
The BrideEroom Arrested on a Charge
of Embezzlement in Florida.

Springfield, o., Dec. LEICESTER Ashley.
who is wanted for embezzlement in Flor
ida. was captured yesterday in Sacra-
mento. Ca, while spending his honey
moon with his bride of two weeks, who
Is the daughter Of Dr. Grain of South
Charleston. o. Ashley was the Doctors
hostler and eloped with Miss Grain.
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Union Printers Locked ont.

roanoke, Va, Dec. I7-The union prin-
o oers OF the Roanoke Times were locked
oue CoI tonight, the paper going into the
Oohlrol Of a new management.
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~, TIE plaeing of wool on the frss list, thereby
bringing our wool growers In dires
eoopsteioa Win tho South African.
The Aussfaliaa and ths South American, where
The labor empleyed In such indussry b not paid
70 exceed one-quafteS Of that which is is In our
own country; that the issuing In time Of peace
Of inseress bearing bo0ds. OF any bonds. paya-
bls BY futurs generation, h unjust against
those yet unborn; Ne approve Of the aetton
Of Master Workman 6oveieign on behalf OF the
knights Of Labor and tho American peopls In
bis efforts to eaj0ln such Issue through the
courts; that we denounoe % unworthy the re-
spect and confidence Of any community the 90
ton OF those members Of the last legislature
who proved false TO the confidence OF their coz
stituents and betraying their party trusts In
voting for democras for Uuifsd states senator,
and We believe that BY such action public opin-
Ion has branded them - 10 should brand others
under the same circumstanccs % political trait
ors whom no party viii own OF recognize; that
W heartily eadorss and thank for their persist
ent services In Moutana's Interests, our senator
In Warrington, Hon. Thomas c. Power. and our
e0ngrsssman, lIon Charles \. Hartman; that
We heartily endorse the action Of Governor
Richards In appointing Hon. Lac Mantle ~
United States senator. and deeply regret
the action Of the senate In refusing him seat;
We recommend 10 the favorable consideration
Of the state coaveasioa Of the republlcaa party.
which h TO be assembled ae the city oe Helena
on the ON Inst, the Hon. Theodore Bsantly, a.
. suitable and available candidate upon our
ticket for tho posioa Of associate justice Of the
supreme court; we believe thAs his smlneus
services - judge OF this judicial district. his
ability % lawyer. his high scholarly attain
ments, his uuqusstionabls Integrity and his do
vosion 10 the principles Of the republican party
a. vel y the fact that common Justice and
good politics contend that Of least ono OF the
nominccs Of that conveutioo should b resi-
dsns Of the west side Of the state. should infu-
euce the convention In convention 70 give him
this place upon tho ticket.
Tho choice Of tho convention Tor the
various county offices u % follows: For
state senator. Dr.. J. N. Sliehvf Granite /;
for sheriff, Lsvi C. johnson Of PhilIps.
burg; for clerk and recorder, G. J. Rock
Of Philipsbuss, for trsasursr. John Nixon
Of Granite; Tor assessor. w. w. Royal Of
Drummond; for clerk Of the district
court, Josiah Shull Of Philipsburg; fos
county attorney, W. e. Moore Of Philips.
burHi for county superintendent Of
schools. c. B. Stevens Of Philipsbura; foe
public administratoe, w. T. Allison Of
Philipsbura; for commissioner. E. I.
Holland, r. D. MeRas, Bsajamin Pisss
foe coroner. H. A. Belsss, for representa-.
tives, Willard Bennett and r. T. Rom.
baur; delegates to state eonvsntion. ]. n.
Sigh, w. G. Marks, II. 7. Cummings, Col.
George w. Morse, ]. B. Fsathsrman. w.
Z. Moore. David Pissr, J. Shull, Z. !. Hoi.
land, Willard Bennett, George ]. Reck,
Duncan DluRwAll.
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DELLA IS AFTER THEM
Aaron Riischasld's VIE KlsY, HsR
Rights
SHE WILL HAVE 'EM TOO
Suit Was Entered Yesterday In Chi
osgo Courts for . Big wad Of
Money Against the Old
Folks At Homo.

CHICAGO, Sept. A-The sequel 10 o
worlds fair romance dcvelopsd to-day
when word was received here Of suit fof
$4,000 damage talsd at Helena, Mont, by
Mrs. Aaron Hershdeld against tho mil.
lionairs banker, L. n. Hershflsld and his
wife. Aaron Hsrshasld. who 10 . wealthy
brother Of the Montana banker, had
capttulated, IL 10 claimed. to the charms
OF Della Hogan, beautiful Irish girl Of
Helena.
The pair visited tho fair together and
one day last summer Dslla's two BROTH
ers called on young Hershncid as the
Great Northern hotel and at tho point OF
their rsvolvers, tho Hershnelds claim.
compelled'him TO marry their sister.
When the bride and groom returned 10
Helena, Banker Hsrshfield and his wife
we're horrined. and at thsir solicitation,
Della alleges, Aaron went to North Dakota
and began proceedings foe the annulmsnt
of his marriage. When Mrs.. Aaron hsard
Of the suit she sought legal advice and the
G6, 900 damage suit foe ths alisnstiou oe
her husband's affections resulted.
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THEY'RE AGAINST CARTER.
asleas Republicans Declare what fhsD
wAat and what They woa't Have.

asisas Rspubiicans Declare what fhey
Want and what They woa's Have.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Sept. AT midnight, the
Lewis and Clarke county republican con>
vention is still in session and has only
selected . legislative ticket, candidates
for county commissioner and . county
committee. It is claimed that the lesisla.
tive ticket is antl-Carter. II Is composed
Of A. J. Craven. John Horsky. c. II.
Anderson, X. ii. Howcy, c. b. Miller. d.
S. Wade, W. B. Thompson. OF Helena,
aud John Heron. Of Marysville.
Resolutions we're adopted instructin2
the delegates to the state convention to
support Congressman Hartman for rec
nomination, Judge Hunt OF Helena for the
associate jus,iceship. endorsing Senatos
Powers course in the senate and Cove
ernor Richards.
The convention also instructed its can.
didates for the legislature TO support no
one for the United States senate who is
not in favor of the FREQ and unlimited
coinage OF silver.
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HELENA'S LATEST PLAN,
ssskiss to IsJars the Thrifty City Of
Ltviagstes.
0,,n, tal nia IN tha sfnnAaRd

Lsvisgnes.
Special Dlspafch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON, Sept. 4.-ln keeping with
the spirit manifested by Helena toward
this city In the past, the residents Of Lass
Chance gulch are now industfiously on.
gagged In circulating story calculated to
retard tho success and II possible break
up the forthcoming Livingston Fair q
Race association meeting to be held
In this city Sept. 10 to Is inclusive. In
proof Of this IL In only necessary to state
that tho following 10 copy Of telegram
received this evening by Allan X. Joy.
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IT WAS A Love FEAST.


HAD . Good Time.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BOULDER, Sept. AT the republican
county convention, which met In Boulder
to-day, the following nominations were
made: For state senator. George d.
Green; for tho legislature. c. II. Burkst,
A. L. Love and Harry Winters; county
commissioners, n. Freeborn. n. d. RooS
and w. S. Dodge; for sheriff. W. u. Tyn.
dali; treasurer. William v. Myers; asses.
sor, James Z. Wood; clerk and recoF1ef.
U. L. Dllenbeck; county attorney, w. L.
Hay; superintendent Of schools, T. A.
brown; public administrator. David
Hooper; coroner, Z. s. Fletcher; county
surveyor, no one named. Eleven
delegates to tho state e,nven.
ton were appointed and o. A. Tibstts %
delegate at large, also . county central
committee, ono from each precinct.
When tho nominations for sheriff were
made o resolution was offered and
adopted that the person accepting the
nomination make his appointments from
the republican residents OF the county.
The ticket is looked upon as q very strong
one and gives satisfaction. The utmost
harmony prevailed during the entire sit.
ting of the convention.
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IN THE NEW COUNTY.
esvslu csasty kspsbiicsas sss Ready
fsr the Fray.

Special Dispatch 20 the NA0dasd.
STEvESsvILLE, Mont, Sept. A-Ths -.
publican convention Of Ravalll county
mot hsrs to-day 70 nominats . ticket fos
the oominG a1eetinn. Csoat tutscsst woa
taken n chs nrst Republican convention
Of the new county and the seats were
crowded with delegates, candidates and
the frisnds Of the several asplrauts.
Mayor X. A. O'Hara Of Hamilton was
chairman and Charles Buck Of Stevens.
Vile SECRETARY. The resolutions sdoptsd
were very similar to those adopted b. the
Silver Bow rspublicans and pledged ths
several candidates TO the legislature ia
vote for no man 10 the United States
senate who had not been uuiquivoeally iu
favor Of the free coinage Of silver q 10 "a
I. Thsy approved ths action ~ Covsrnos
Richards in not calliHk I'd Vxtra sssslou
and paid high compliment 10 Ssnatol
Power and Congressman Hartman fos
their labors In The interest Of western
industries.
The following ticket was nominatsd
For state senator. 8. C. Cooper Of Crants
dale; representative, Geo. 7. Basgs oi
Stsvsnsvills and Aaron Conner Of Darby
sheriff, 8. B. Chafln Of Corvallis; clsrl
and recorder, Lew z. Williams Of RamIl
ton treasurer. John Bowling Of NcKeeus
Assesses, Il. w. Nelson Of Victor; clerk o
the court, J. F. Morris Of Hamilton
county attorney. G. A. Calkius Of Stevens
vile; superintendent Of schools. Mis-,
Anna Bond Of Victor; public sdminisira
tor. J. w. Lancaster; coroner, DR.. d. N
Rsik,~s ~ Ia u,S1ton, nrs,ntv ~cv,,u,s~-s~.
srs, ]. Y. Hendricks Of Hamilton; J. Wsg
ner Of FIorsnces N. Z. wilksrson O
Darby, delegates 70 the state convention
Martin CraInsr, W. B. Harlan, C. Z. Gil
len, c. y. Smith, John d. Run, Geo. w
Dougherty, Geo. T. Basgs; r. A. O'Hara
delegats-at-large
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THEY PICK STRONG MEN.
Granite csusty Rspsbiieass n Cssvsn.
tion.


tien.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
PnIrspsBuRo. Mont. Sept. &.-The Gran.
~. ...,,,, r.r,,hl,..r corvsr,,cr .o,.
x ~ pS,s;.ss.... - m 49, a.
vs~ :" ~, W o su's
morning. Ut D. M onen was elecseo per.
manent chairman ana Edgar !. HOLLAND
secretary. There WAS almost full ropre.
seutatiou Of delegates from every precinct
In the county. Aside from thu varioua
deie.ation. nre.ent. n Iar,s numher ~
-N.-. ..,,.s ~. '.',.,..
s..- - sonSs W. so.'o' ",'..
Asssr W. Pe1"sue"s osKaniAss'on was
euecteo Q coInmutee on resolutions was
appointed and submitted tho following ~.
port:
Rssilred nv thu delepated renrexentativrs NJ
tina rennhlicans M Granite county In coa yention
assembled. that we declare our allegiance 10 IN a
republican marty i'm the b berf that IL is the onlv
poiitical ORGANIZATION 10 which the peoplo of this
county can look for such Legislation, as viii
ayain sive 10 us the general and individual
prospsrity that we so long enIoyed under ne
rule. ana the absence OF which has been such a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-05
PARK COUNTY REPUBLlcANS.
fhsy Thlsh They Have suss wisnina
Lot % Candidates.

Lot 81 Candidates.
Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
LIVINGSTON. Sept. 4.-The rspubliesa
county convention for Park county wa
called 20 order at high noon to-day b.
Chairman Siemuud Dsutschs. After the
reading OF the call for the eonveatiou by
Secretary Charles Burg, Mr.. Dsutsehs
read splendid address. A permanent
osganisation was perfected bv the sslse.
tiou Of W. =. Meyer Of Red Lodge 20
chairman, and Fred HAthssn ef tko On.
per Yellowstone ~ secretary.
Mr.. Meyer. on taking the ehais, cd
uaaaisAsA the Delegates 10 pat up eoed
ticket and In Novembse 10 rsmsmbse thai
they wore republicaps.
The following ticket vas then uomis
mated: Representatives, Allan r. Jog.
Livingston, W. r. Meyer, Red Lodge, and
Ds. w. 7. Collins, Hunters Hot Springs
county commissioner. G. 8. hsRsrlin.
Livingston; John Locke, Elton, aud
George A. Gordon. Livinsston; shsriR,
Gsores T. Young, Livingston; treasurer,
s. l. Holiday, Livingston, county
clerk, Charles Angus, Nvinsston ;asssssee.
Q. H. Danisls. Uvinsston. county attoes
nsy, W. H. Poorman. Nvinsstont supsrs
intsndsnt Of schools, Miss annie Nc.
Anslly. uviusstoa; coroner. Dr.. w.
Shawk, chairman county central commits
tee, c. II. Saviss. Livingston, secretary,
Jerome Blllman. The delegates 10 the
state convsntion we're instructed for c. s,
Hartman for congress.
J. Plsshman, an 10 year old youth rsslds
Ing with his parents l6 miles up the Ysls
lowstono valley. was arrested last nieht.
charged with having committed an outs
rage On the II year old daughter of Ois
Mslin. Fisshman wss up before Jussiea
Rose to-day and pleaded not guilty. HE
hearing was set for next Friday.
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AARON THROWS UP HIS JOE.

He Rssigssd HE Mos Jsb % Cashier e
the Mssshssts' National Baah.
Special Dispateh b the standard.
HELENA, Nont., Sept. A.-Aaron Hirshs
hsld, who 10 now In Dakota trying 10 se.
cure the annulnsut Of his marriage 10
Dell Hogan. has resigned a. caahisr Of the
Merchants' National hank Of Helena. The
resignation took effect about three weeks
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The man who teaches child to swear
is one to whom tho devil probably feels
like taking of his hat.
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FIRE'SFAr'LL FURY
More Than Three Hun.
dred Corpses.
IT'S AN AWFUL SIGHT
nslftfsndil6 Scalss Witnessed IN ths
Track Of The PlanM
HUNDREDS MAD WITH AGONY
HUNDREDS MAD WITH AGONY

ons OF the Most FrlRhtfui Disasters
Ever Recorded In the History %
This country-A Vast Territory
Devastatsd-9trewn With Scores
OF Dead Bodies OF Human Beings
Shocking Sights and the Ter
ribis suffsrings Of Hundreds Of
Impoverished and heartbroksn
survivors, Mothers Die Shielding
Their eabes From the Cruel
Flamss-Peopie In q Frenzy OF
Despair and Pain Cast Them.
selves Headlong into the Fire.
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Yerty Labsrsrs laisslng.

RUsH CRY, Minn., Sept. 4.-Ed ST. John
has arrived here and reported that fires
hsvs destroyed lumber camps belonging
to him and to Joseph Fleming. Forty
labceers are missing.
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disagreeahle weather. From Oct. II To oct.
20 had three n w. gales, during which had
nalnsall badly torn and several other sails
split. Was ii days north Of Bermuda.
DISASTERS, ETC. Sch. VIM Butman Of
Thomaston. before reported at Provincetown,
Mass, with cargo Of lime on fire. was open
ed Oct, -. Her deck frames and sides, and
cabin, are almost entirely burned out. She
Will return home for repairs and the cargo
will be taken forward by another vessel.
The owners Of the Thomaston sch. James
~. Young are little uneasy. The vessel
is overdue number of days. She sailed
from Jacksonville, Fla, with cargo Of lum-
Der for st. Thomas, w. i. She il commanded
by Capt John Cookson of Thomaston.. Bark
Mary r. Russell, from Cardiff for Imbetiba,
returned Oct rs, with loss Of sails and
other damage.
CHARTERS Ship Abner Coburn, 10000
cases, New York to Japan, is ~ cents one
port 20 cents. two ports. Blk. Vilora II
Hopkins, Portland to Rnenos Ayres, Lunl-
Der, ~1. Blk Carrie II. Tyler, New YORK tc
Bahia, general cargo. 81 ~ cents per Dbl
SCH. John q. Smith, Ncw York M Havana
W. II. Lumber, ~3 80 Schr. Charlotte It
Sihley, tor Schr. Fenobscot,l Jacksonville tC
pemrfara, Lumber, $50. Sehr. A lfaretta s.
Snare, New York to Gonaives ana back, j. I
Sthr F Pendleton, New York TO Bruins
wick, steel rails III p. Sch Sarah ID. J
Eawson New ork to Key West and Tampa
general cargo = 600: oltio, Of Mobile Sl0t
eNtrt BARK Lizzie Carter, Baltimore IN
GalNesfoN eoal, @2 VI. BIZ Megpnticoal5
Iostoif. Goat 50 cents, and bridge money
ifig KHtMaah, Philadelphia to Newport
t44iI .D ,pNFl
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SOUTH MoNTvILLE. The post office was
broken into last Wednesday night and
about 50 i'll stamps and change tak4n....
Anna Knowles ana her son Ralph are visit
ing in Unity. ". q. Adams has been vis-
itng III Camden ana Rockiand. Mrs. q. S.
Adams is visiting Mrs. O. r. Fuller in Cam
den. Mamie Bartlett has returned from
Rockland, where she had been visiting for
the past week. Mrs. Lucy Sukeforth has
gone to Rockland to stop for few weeks.
P1rTsFIELD Tie ripe-laying Of the water
system has come to a stand-stll several
times on account Of the non-arrival Of pipe.
But the work has progressed rapidly, though
quietly, and we hardly realize that such a
large number Of men are at work on our
streets. i. Several looms have been put into
the Waverly mill recently and two more
complete sets of machinery are to be added
il the near future, Mr. U. NJ Sawyer Of
Bangor was putting III tile electric calls and
enunciatur at the lanceE House last week
The house hal h4en painted, tile furnace put
in the cellar. ami the house is fast nearing
completion lnd IN u fine looking building.
It has 4 capacity fer entertaining a large
number oi guests W. N. l'nys IN gniug IA
INT 4 plate glass front i'll lS store ttlis week
the rittsiieid prRE stQre, Occupied Viii MI n.
Ersllinp. VI. lI4 Residents w ttis Village have
been nnnlarng ther hnnl-i-S qi6te general
iN. M. %AwMin, rtaFt s-nr4ttive W UNIV B9.-
wprN....G HI Befdeea Nusl hS brother
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HI NN O|W



BARTLETT m Hone, ucf IN. Dr. i,aae Bart
leTt aged 81 years ana 2 months
RfiA''tr. Ia i-incolnvilie, Oct. "A, MARY s Bragg
aIet ~ Nears
BRI oE ~ Wet somrrylIe Mas~, oet. wv,
Lucinda wife of Hollis Bruce, formerly Of West
" inttrport. aged ~ Years. Funeral from her late
residence, M 'irnNc Street. Oct Seth
tARN En- M Milford, MASS. Dct 23 McIznf
'" carver. itstd 10 wears and months Remains
brought NJ Rock lanW tor intermpnt,
NII-LEA. IA Boston, OCT 81, j onatham Il. (iley
Jr. aged - Years. months ana days
toISON. In nanarisco Mills. OCT. 10. Viii
ialn "iSnn, ased ~ Years ana III months
~, MN IN Belfast. Oct 81 Alice q. Dickey.
aged - wears and | | months.
SPEAR ln RocSport, uct "a, Alma an, wte NJ
ihMlMAS slrar NJ k"ckport, ageA ~ years, )
months and DAYS
WAIVER. IN waldo OF. "a, Chls. Al Walker,
aged Nv Years and a months
lLLlAMS. III Boston, Get 23 sarah Jane,
WieoW Of Capt. John Williams asei Sc wears a
I n # Mrs !. y Johnson ami Eben Blunt Nj
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r. Myricl's, and is now visiting her aged
parents in Troy, Mr. ana Mrs. D. C. Myrick.
". Cookson's Orchestra are rehearsing for a
grand concert and ball to be given next
month. NJ. MIR. Evans from Augusta has
bought the farm called the Seribner farm,
recently owned by Mrs. G. A. Hunt. War
rem Jones is quite sick with heart trouble.
Mr. A, r. Myrick is suffering with an
abscess ia his throat. The Portland Pack
ing Co. still have a large crew labelling corn
and are shipping from one to two carloads a
day. Mrs. Chandler Stevens, an aged lady,
recently fell down stairs from top to bottom.
Although no bones were broken she was
badly shaken up and requires q physician.
DR.. Thomas attends her. The Misses Susie
and Helen Pendletun have gone to WiscaS-
sett To visit friends.
FREEDOM. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Turner
returned to their home in Massachusetts
last Monday. 1t is said that Mr.. T. lid
some fine shooting While in FreesiNm.....
Mrs. Bennett il spending a few days at
Beaver lill before returning to Mgr HOMIE IN
laston. We learn that Mir. and MIS- BEN
litt atlE w. LINE ~ ibI7 vi III tAE y tHt li'
the interest Of tile paper he edits. Nj.
Daniel Clark and family haNe moved into
the Gould bollsis... MIS-. Fannie Carter IN
having AN excellent trade IN fall millinery
ana tanrN GOODS Her hats and hennl M are
not cable in all our public gatherings and
4 NJ lAAmy il is said her taste is fatlte-S.
... Tile ladies' Grub was entertained list
I ,i1ii.. 1 u
/ 1.-THE presence OF Mrs. WIN. III ~aYwIr,l OF
/ Colorado added much 10 the Interest Of the
/ session. The LADIES' Circle met at al A
K. Han on Thursday last. The Veterans
Association Of Waldo county hold their mext
meeting at Freedom With Dana b. C4rter
4 Post 81 this Thursday. A large attendance
n expected. Miss MAYER Danfortl return
el to Providence, L. l., last Monday Mr.
| Henry l.. kilgoIe ol Belfast WAS i'll town
last saturday, the guest of Hon. j. p. Lam
SON Mr.. A. b. Sparrow returned from
Boston Saturday evening, Miss Fannie
| Flye, one Of our most cstimahe and popular
| young ladies, was given a surprise party last
Saturday evening. About 40 young ladies
and gentlemen We're present Plays Of I'VE
oden time We're Indulge in, and all voted
| it a very pleasant time.. we are having a
VERY profitable term Of High school ,uaer
/ tb4 ANNA instruction. nf MI u 4 patt.e Ana
/ Mis- Mae Fuller Postmaster Rrxant }ad
a severe ATTACK of that drraA nom,,jaint
| rheumatism, last week. Socable at G. A.
i; Hall FridaN evening, Nov. ID. Deane's
\ nl.;,t, Ara,.,,, ,.,,4,r. fo,- Iulsin4s, \ny 1.t
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xla DALTON .
Ssarsap arilla and Nerve Toni
WHICH, Is 4 sscH NERVE 1000 ADDED ro q ca
BLOOD PURIFIER and TONIC,


0 1.-TWO DISTINCT MEDICINES N OAfI
} We have arrived aS near Perfection Wy ean h~ attH-
0 the art Of compounding madeleine lS We mol onh hlN
. medicine capable ot roofing oW and di>peIny di>l>
rendering the blood pure but We have in addition 4.
Q cay Which SootheS the iIrdted nerves and rcS
NERVE FORCE, which IA an essential tlctor iii guckl
9 Al yial operations 2ony PA ii th~ body ap9n vhit
. proper nouliShmaat And WtI hgng dlpeaiS Ithas Wv
: proved to be
2 fo Nervous Prostitution Exhausted Vitutv. D4Sp
. encN, Nervousness, SeenleSSneN> and Kindred DISEASES
. wei aS Title Prince all Blood Purifiers snd 5ai,s
costs Nou 40 more than the ordinary Plain Sa24n
KEN I'm Isf.iS \ tle onS Ifefaai ri IRIS sal ii
thorough di~lppoiaH I
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Royal owl Flour superior to an others.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

Ask your roar for Royal owl Flour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

THE WONDER STORE.
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