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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-02
THE TEXAS ARENA.
State Legislature VS.. Corbett
and Fitzsimmons.
Special Session Called to Enact Anti
Prize Fighting Laws.
Opinion Divided as TO Prospect Of Passing
Desired Measure.

Austin, Texas, Oct 1.-The members
Oh the Legislature, called in special session
10 pass the anti-prize fighting bill, have
been arriving for the past "a hours. The
sentiment of both houses seems strongly
10 favor law making prize fighting
illegal
A number of representatives condemn
the arbitrary feature of the proposed law
which IN their Judgment would work an
injustice to innocent persons who might
DO Ignorant Of the new statute for weeks
alter its passage.
Little doubt was expressed, today. that
the Senate will pass the bill with reasonable
promptness. The result in the House is full
OF uncertainties, as under the rules, a two
thirds vote of the entire Legislature is
necessary to pass emergency bills.
Men who have followed the legislative
work at Austin for years, are predicting
that this afternoons session may last until
Nov l, unless the friends of the bill con
sent to eliminate the emergency" clause,
in which event it will pass without ma
terial delay.
After the roll was called the presiding
officer OF the Senate briefly explained the
Governors purpose in calling the Legis-
lature In special session. He expressed
the belief that the promptness with which
the senators responded was an indication
that they would pass the proposed anti
prize fight measure. He closed with the
hope that the session might be harmon
ious and brief
The presence of quorum being estab
lished In both Houses the Governor S
message was laid before the two bodies.
1t was short, sharp and decisive 1t con-
taincd no uncertain sound as to his attl-
tude concerning prize fighting In general,
and the proposed contest between Ccrbett
and Fitzsimmons In particular.
The Governor reviewed past legislation
relating to prize fighting, which sport he
characterized as brutal, demoralizing. and
denounced by every state In the Union.
He enumerated the states which have
enacted law making prize fighting a felony
and urged that such laws should be opera
tive from their passage
But "a members of the House were In
attendance at roll call, today. OF these Is
have declared against the measure, .with
three doubtful The administration must
have So votes to pass the emergency bill.
In the Senate "a members were present,
with every possibility that not more than
three of the number would vote in opposi
ton.
In reference to the alleged charge made
by Corbett that Fitzsmmons had sent q
proposition to divide the purse, Manager
Julian, today, denounced 1t as lie.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Alphonse Mailhotte, age 30, was ar
rested at Biddeford, Tuesday, charged
with committing felonious assault on
the 5years- old daughter Of John Cyr. The
girl is in a dangerous condition.
The Yarmouth committee on public i'm
provements, Monday, opened bids for the
Yarmouth water and sewer gold bonds,
$40 900 at per cent, due In 30 years, and
awarded them to Swan & Barrett, Port.
land, ut 1896 60.
An alarming increase in the number Of
typhoid fever cases il reported by the Bid
dcford board Of health. whose investiga
tion shows that out of SO cases reported in
September, II were families taking milk
OF Arthur N. Doring, Saco farmer who
rinsed his cans in water taken from a well
tina. has since been condemned Mayor
G. :. Hamilton is the latest fever patient,
but 1t is believed thath he contracted the
disease at Alfred, where he has been at
tending court.
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COMMITTEE OF 70
10 Be Reorganized at New
York by DR.. Parkhurst.
Nominations of Good Government
Club Fill Him With Alarm.
Ms Issue Will Be Square riqht With
Iammany and Bossism.

New York, Oct. Tho FyeuinS Sun
says As a result of the nomination of
the ticket by tho Good Government Club
convention, last night, Charles Stewart
smith of Stamford, CT, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, today, went to
work to reorganizo the committee of 20.
or create a new committee for the purpose
of nominating n union anti Tammany
ticket Mr. Smith said, today:
The action of the convention, last
night, was ill-advised and very unfortu-
nate The ticket nominated will not be
accepted rs basis Of union against Tam
many. The issue in this campaign, as in
the last, must be II square fight against
Vammany Hall and Bossism. One Of tee
candidates nominated, last night un-
destand Is an out land out Platt man.
regret exceedingly that the convention
took such hasty and ill-advised action.
have received this telegram from DIR.
Parkhurst:
"'Our only chance is to hold mass
meeting and create n new committee Of
20. Last nights inconsderate and in
harmonious action cannot hut fall dead d"
This fight must be Tammany and anti.
rammany
MIR. smith is apparently In full sym
pathy with the plan suggested by DR..
Parkhurst Of calling II mass meeting to
create new committee of 20.
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Harvey Greenings-J + Edgecomb. 1st
Lawrenoc-E p True, LIST; j W Tucker
ID
Vicar of Wakefield--J W Tucker 1st
Winter NILE N Pinkham, 1st.
Beurre d'Anjou-E Pinkham, 1st.
Grapes.
Moore's Early--L Metcalf, LIST; 0
Smith, I'd; l. p True, Sd.
Murray-L Metcalf LIST.
Concord-H Talyor, LIST; Roberts,
Jr I'd.
Best exhibit and largest variety-Dr
Adams 1st.
Tomatoes-Delina Small, LIST; Mrs VIM
Maxwell, I'd.
Peaches.
Native--Merrill True LIST; X W Gun
ningham, I'd.
Deaware-O Smith, 1st.
Beans.
Yellow eycs-Eli Fish, LIST.
Six week beans-El Fish, LIST.
Bost variety of beans-B S Robbins LIST
Garden Truck
Cabbage-Thomas Webber, 1st.
Carrots + Edgecomb, LIST.
Cucumbers-E Shorey, 1st.
Potatoes.
Early Quccn-Eli Fish, 1st.
Early Rose-Clarence Maloon, LIST; o
Smith, I'd.
Beauty of Hebron-Clarence Maloon,
1st
Early Pride-L X Litchfleld, LIST.
Pumpkins.
Field pumpkin + Morrill,, LIST; A p
Hartman, I'd; ID NJ Webber, Sd: A f.
Googins.
Pie pumpkin-A p Hartman, LIST; r
H Niles, I'd.
Msmmothtown pumpkin Raymond
small, LIST.
Squash.
Hubbard-R + Niles, LIST; W F Adams,
I'd; f c Weston, 3D.
Mammoth squash-W W Keyes. LIST; G
A Bosworth, I'd.
CONTINUED on page 81
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STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
KENT'S HILL.

KENT'S HILL
Monday evening, in Deeripg chapel,
Prof A. H. Caldwell conducted the news
paper entertainment which was called a
poverty sociablc'" Tho hall decor ations
were of newspapers, showing to good ad-
vantage the press of our State in particu-
lar and New England in general. Nearly
Nil Of the students were dressed In poverty
costumes and some were poor In the ex-
treme. There were those that went to
the other extreme and were attired in
their best garments and wore jewelry in
profusion. fines were Imposed and
collected from those that wore good cloth
ing The titles Of 81 books were repre-
scntcd upon table and Miss Florence
Cobb and Miss Grace johnson received
prizes for guessing the greatest number
Miss Ethel Gallagher wore costume
made entirely of satin and tissue paper; it
was exquisite in its way Miss Lottie
Roderick and Mr.. Dow received prizes
for wearing the most poverty stricken
costumes. About $4,000 WAS realized,
which Is for the benefit Of the reading.
room
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WANTED IN MAINE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Freeman
Charged With Several BurgIaries.
And Detective 0dlin Expects Little Trouble
In Proving Their Guilt.

Boston, Oct. l.-Fredcrick L. Odlip,
State detective of Lewiston, Me. left this
city this evening, on the O'Clock train,
having in custody Andrew j. FREEMAN and
the latter's wife, Mrs. Sophie Freeman,
wanted in Maine for several burslaries and
larcenics.
Freeman and wife were arrested in this
city, couple of weeks age. by an inspec-
tor who caught the man with stolen
property IN his possession Freeman has
served three terms Of imprisonment in the
Charlcstown state prison. He was taken
to headquarters and admitted to Chief
Inspector Watts that the property was
stolen in Maine.
few days ago state Detective Odlin
traced Freeman's residence to 81 Horton
street, Lewiston, and here recovered ahout
$1,000 worth of property stolen from resi-.
dences in different Maine towns. The
same detective identified the property
found IN Froeman's possession as some
stolen in Skowhegan.
When Freeman was told by Chief Watts
that he was wanted in Maine, he and his
wife agreed to go back without requisition
papers.
Detective Odin said he was satisfied
tildb was tlt pitt VIII UtTItIEdtBu
the burglaries at the houses of Charles L.
Jones, Skowhegan, +. J. Lawrence, Fair
field, and H. d. Cornish, Bowdoinham,
Me The property recovered in Freeman
house on Horton street, was identified by
those people.
According to the Maine officer Free
man has been living in Lewiston about n
year and half, and was known by all of
the prominent residents of that locality,
who respected him as % appointment tea and
coffee agent.
Not long ago he married Sophie Siroir,
II French girl, living with her parents at
14S Oxford street, Lewiston, and soon of
forward they went to live at 81 Horton
street Sophie is the one found with Free
man Mt the time of his arrest, and thus
far She has refused to say anything in
regard to the arrests
The police believe Sophie was entirely
ignorant of her husband reputation when
the married him, but they believe that
she was cognizant of the last crimes he
committed.
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Richmond, Oct. l-(SpeciaD an
nUal meeting Of the Free Baptist Society
was held, Monday evening The pastor
was invited to remain with the society
another year
Mrs. A. W. Smith Mrs W S Voter.
Horny r. Drew, s s Lemont and D. W.
NJ Waite have been chosen delegates to at =
tend the quarterly meeting Of Free Baptist
churches at Bowdoinham Ridge, Oct 1G
Judge Hall held court at Bath, Tues
day.
County Attorney Rogers went to Bath,
Tuesday.
c. d. Newell attended court at Wis
cassct, Tuesday
Selectman Curtis Is on trip to Aroos-
took county.
A council Is soon to be called to ordain
Rev. Mr.. McGeehon Of the Congregational
church.
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AGAINST BRIcE.
The Ohio Free Silver Democrats Show Their
Hands Against Him.

Columbus. o., Oct There can be nc
longer any doubt that the free silver Demo
Gratis of Ohio are determined to prevent
The return Of Calvin S. Rrlce to the
United States Senate. Allen W. Thur
man admitted that was the object Of the
conference of the free silver Democrats
here on Saturday.
I'VE have found" said he, that very
many Of the Democratic candidates for
the Legislature are for free silver and we
propose to pledge all of these not To vote
for any man for senator who is unfriend-
" to silver They will have to come
under the pledge or run the risk of being
defeated
with such n force in the Legislature
we will hold the balance of power if it is
Democratic, and guess in that case u
man who is hostile to silver will find
some difficulty in making his way to the
United States Senate !"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-02

Send your address to Fl. T.. Bucklen &,
Co, Chicago, and get a free sample box
Of DIR. Kings New Life pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy In action and are particu-
larry effective in the cure of Constipation
and Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed to he per
fectly free from every deleteriOus sub
stance and TO be purely vegetable They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly
invigoratc the system Regular size csc.
per box Sold by Chas. X. Partridge,
Druggist.
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Where did | get this dreadful cough ,

No matter; tho great question Is. How
shall get rid of its Use THE PINEOLA
BALSAM, soothing combination Of the
remedies nature has put in the pine and
other balsaInic trees 1t cures the inflam-
nation and tickling In the throat and IL
taken In time viii prevent the spread of
the disease to the lungs. Ely's Pineola
Balsam Is strongly recommended in cases
Of asthma Twenty five cents is the price,
Tell the neghbors about 1t.
NV, few
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PlTISF!ElD RACE ENTRIES.
Spectators on Oct. S. Ought to Have the Bes
Kind Of Sport.

Pittsfield, Oct 1.-(SpeciaD. The fol
| lowing are the entries tor the races at the
Union trotting park, Saturday, Oct. 81
Forenoon-Wagon Races, Purse. $50.
Bonnie Bell, blk m, by Startle, A
Myrick, West Troy
Lady Primrose, blk IN, c f Thompson,
st Adams
Catchup blk IN, by Carnoll, f Leach,
East Newport
Tyre Bird, TO S, by Eagle Bird, Ralph
Burrill, Dexter
Spinster b III, by General Withcrs, + A
Weber Hartland
Frank b, br z, by Whalebone Knox,
2 Felker, Clinton.
Burnham Advocate, b s, by Judge
Advocate, VIM H Kimball, Burnham.
Chatham, blk g, by Ledo, c Fl Batch
elder, North Troy.
Ned b, b g, by Baymont Chief, J l. &
Vim Morrison, Dexter.
Lady Greenfield, br m, by Greenfield, r
Spearing, Pittsfield.
sfternoon-2.39 Glass. Troi and Pace.
Purse. $500.
NY StSl vi III, Ny UlHkCI II ~ II
ter, Pittsfield.
Ned NJ, b g, by Action, f Libby, Burn
ham.
Nellie Il, blk m, by Robinson d, Ralph
Burrill, Dexter
Spnster, IN, by General Withers, +
\ Weber, Hartland
Edith W, b III, by Mystic Withcrs,
Withee Bros Benton Falls
DR. Keeley, b $, by Jesuit, J l. & VIM
Morrison, Dexter.
Aaron, 70 g, by Harbinger, W A Deer
ing, Orland
Charlie Gid, gr S, by Gideon, Frank Mus
scy, Unity.
Jennetta, oh m, by Wilkes, c H Nelson
Waterville
Legacy,b g, by Joe Irving, r yelling
ton, Albion.
Nettie ", br m, by Son of General Knox
L W Folsom, Jefferson.
Duchess, b IN. II + Yeaton, Fairfield
Wellington, or &. by Ben Franklin, II l.
Williams, Hartland.
Esther, b H. by Geo Wilkes, Jr, r NJ
Small, Gardiner
Maud W. bm, by Won Moltke A X
Libby, Hartland.
229 Glass. Trot and Pace. Purse. $500.
Canton, b G, by DR. Franklin, W II
Jewell, Shawmut.
Twilight wilkes, gr g, by Twilight, H
Z Lishness, Augusta
Charley Rolfe, b g, by Bay Rolfe, Chas
Dustin, Pittsfcld.
Mollie Mac b m, W d McGregor, East
Corinth
Tough End, b g, by Daniel Boone, A F
Buker, Hartland
Geo NJ, or g. by Judge Advocate,
Ralph Burrill, Dexter.
Little Alice, b m, by franklin, r NJ
Clark, Hallowell.
Mackum Boy, blk e, by Black Eagle l.
Nash, Liberty.
Van Demon, oh g, by Van Helmont, F
X Hussey, Albion.
Pauline, or M by Combination, n C.
Cleveland, Skowhegan.
Adams, Unity
Cunard. Jr, C :, by Cunard c 7 Stack
pole, Gardiner
Mallett, b $, by Bayard Wilkes, C H
Donald, Foxcraft.
Cheerful Charlie. G, by Gideon, p b
Gilman, Waterville.
Combination :, by Hamb!etonian
Knox, r Wellington, Albion.
Wellington, gr e, by Ben Franklin, H
L Williams, Hartland.
King Pin, or s, by Broadway, W S Rey
nolds, Pittsfeld.
Gypsey Boy, &. by Charley Wilkes, A
X Libby, Hartland.
Black Blonden, blk g, by Indus, f W
Hill. Exeter.
There will also be ladies' race,
purse, IS.
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THE MEDIUM FAILED.
Aaron Larnard Of Caribou Is Still Numbered
Among the Missing.

Caribou, Oct. IL Especially Aaron II.
Larnard has not yet been found. The re
port of the finding by spritualist
medium was mistaken one No such
Information has been received here
The medium said he was in township 8,
organized to reach the lake, but at s
o'clock, this evening, no trace had been
reported.
Telephone connection between Pressure
Isle and Washburn was completed, Monday
afternoon, at / o'clock.
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He Is MISSING.
Gave His Wallet 10 Mother and Is Believed
to Have Committed Suicide.

Livermore Falls, Oct Il Frank
Knowles of East Jay, who gave wallet
to his mother and started for the woods.
last week, stating that she was better of
without him, has been tracked to Mud
Pond, where 1t Is believed he has commit
ted suicide by drowning.
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, Oct. 1.-The barometer
has risen generally over the region east of
the Mississippi, fallen in the upper Lake
region and then southwestward to Texas.
1t is highest over the middle Atlantic
states, and lowest north of Montana. The
conditions continue threatening south of
Florida.
The weather continues fair except in
southern Florida, where rains are reported
1t Is warmer, except on the south Atlantic
coast, In northern New England and the
extreme Northwest. where the temperature
remained stationary.
Fair and warmer weather will prevail
In the Central valleys, and thence east.
ward to the Atlantic coast.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East,
South and West.

The remains Of the late Prof Louis
Pasteur were taken from Garches, Tuesday,
on the way to Paris. where the funeral
exercises will take place.
Among the bids for composite gunboats
opened at Washington, Friday, was that
Of the Bath Iron Works, 1929, 400 for one
of the single screw boats
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R0DERICk IS DEAD.
And Desmond Is Held TO Answer TO The
Charge Of MansIaushter.

Dover, Oct. lin the supreme judicial
court, today, William Desmond was ar
raigned for assault with intent to Kill
John Roderick, and pleaded not guilty
the next grand jury, when he will he held
on the charge of manslaughter, as Rod
erick Is dead
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THEY DESIRE PRIVACY.
Lieut.. peary and Vile May or Nay Not Have
Left Portland.

Portland, Oct. 1.-Licutenant Peary
and his wife were to leave here for Boston
at o'clock, but it has not been learned
definitely whether they actually did so or
not, rs they desired to keep their move
ments private
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MAINE MEN HONORED.
The Officers Elect OF the Maine League Of
American KheeImen.

Portland, Oct 1.-The following nomi
nations for officers of the Maine League OF
American Wheelmcn have been filed and
will be ratified at the election in November
Chief consul, Charles S. Hichborn, Au-
gusta; vice consul, Will Bryant, B,dde-
ford; secretary-treasurcr, Percy II. Rich
ardson, Portland; representatives, G. A.
Bodwell, Sanford, Charles T.. Litchfleld,
lewiston
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Mothers, MotI,ers,, srotb.r.,,,

MEs. WILSON'S SooTnHG SYRUP has been used for
over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for
hetr CHILDREN while TEETHISG, with PERFECT
suCCEss; II soOTHEs the CHILD, sofTENs the
GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie,
and 10 the best remedy for DIAEkHHiA. Sold by
druggists In every part OF the world BE and ask
Tor mrs: Winslows Soothing syrup" and take no
cher kind Twenty Ave cents bottle d&wlyr
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BORROW MONEY

Where you can pay it back in installments and
reduce interest at each payment; we loan on
furniture, pianos, diamonds, watches. horses,
carriages, live stock or any valuable personal
property. Business always confidential.
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
PIG Water St.opp. Cony House, Augusta.
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IN WINTER QUARTERS.
The Defender Will Remain In Charge Of
Small Crew Till Spring.

New York, Oct. 1.-The yacht Defender
was towed To her winter berth at the
Huguenot Yacht Clubs anchorage In tho
barber Of the North river, today A small
crew will DO left on the Defender all win
ter
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SPEEDY STEPPERS
Furnish Plenty of Excitement for the
Spectators at Rigby.
Russell Egbert. Annie Shedd and Bingen
Winners in Three Straight.

Portland, Oct. 1.-The opening day of
the fail meet at Rigby park today, was so
cold that the attendance was SMALL
Some excellent races were trotted. In the
229 trot, Russell Egbert the winner of
the race, lowered his record from 2.1714 to
2.l51-. In the 2-years-old trot Bingen
equalled his former record of 2.19S{. The
summaries;
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Sarsapa-of Hoods
rilla. Read this:
az am happy to
write q few words
about the good
Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done me. / was
troubled with dys-
pepsia. NJ y 70 cd
distressed me and /
had dizzy spells and
q dull, heavy feeling
in my head. Since
using several bottles
of Hoods Sarsapa-
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Washington Forecast.

Washington, Oct 1.-For New England
Wednesday, fair; warmer; southwest
winds.
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'2.2s TRoT-PURsE 5000.
Russell Eghert, CHI g, by Mambrino
Russell, (Quinton) II /
Pullman, < libby 2
Prince Lavslaud. < S IsabeN So 8
Pembroke. b (Wheelden) "a 4
Leola, m Woodbury. 3 5
Time, 2.l54. 2.i5a, 2.l7i
3-YEARs-oLD-PuRsE $1,000.
Annie Shedd, b f, by J. R. Shedd
(Sterliog) II /
Elton, b e (Bagss) % 2
silly Mac, CHI (Titer) ; 3
Elwood b C (Mis) s
Reginald. b 6 (5wingstone) "A S
Marion, b + (Pinkham) Dis
Time, 22li. 2.22l. 2.l!.
2-YEARs. oLD TRor-pURsE $1,000.
Hingen, b C. by May King (riter) !
Conquest star, b., by olson (Nelson) 2
Adwid, b (Neyins) 3
Julis, BIZ (Pinkham)
Woven Wind, b C (Delan) 5
Lady Del Nor, CHI BALDWIN eds
Time, 2.23i, 2.l9i
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Dyspepsia

And distress after eating are cured by the
tonic, appetizing, blood purifying effects
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FAIR AND WARMER

Wednesday: Fair; slightly warmer; west
winds
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Skowhegan 10 Be an International Money
Order Office.

Washington, Oct. 1.-On Oct. Z, Show
hogan, Maine, will become an interna-
tional money order Office
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TASkER BROS.
NEW
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.

Having added a line of Suits,
Overcoats and Odd Pants, we
are prepared to show a carefully
selected stock Of well mads and
perfect fitting goods having the
appearance Of custom garments
at a much lower cost. Exclu-
sive patterns not found else
where.
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rilla my food no longer distresses me at all
and my head has been relieved from all
dizzy spells. / gladly recommend Hoods
Sarsaparilla for any troubled as was"
HOMER ]. CLEVELAND, Roxbury, VT.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Is the only True Blood Purifier promi-
nently IN the public eye. By feeding all
the nerves, tissues and organs on pure
blood it gives perfect health. q; six for o.