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A STUDY Oh FAcEs,

no matter where you go, will
show you how many, many peo-
pie ought to be taking Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt
There's the thin, peaked face
that tells of perverted nutrition.
There's the fat, puffy face of
fatulent obesity. There's the
otherwise pretty face that's
marred by skin disorders and
eruptions; the yellow, haggard
face of the dyspeptic; the dull,
drawn faces of sufferers from
stomach and liver and kidney
troubles.
All these people need the
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. 1t goes
to the root of the whole matter.
1t purihes the blood, dissolves
Instructions, clears the system,
and cures permanently, in a ma
tural way, every arrangement
of the stomach, bowels, liver and
kidneys. Beware of the many
limitations sold as improved
or artificial" Carlsbad Salt.
These generally consist only OF
ordinary Seidlitz Powder and
Glauber Salt, sold by unscrupu.
lous dealers upon the reputation
of the Genuine Carlsbad Salt.
The only genuine imported
Carlsbad Salt has the signature OF
"EIsNER & NlENDELsoN Co. ,Agts,
New York, " on every bottle.
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a,nn RrmARn- n1oo

The reader of this paper will be pleased 70
learn that there is at least one dreaded dls.
ease that science has been BILE to cure IN al
It's stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarfh
ure is the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being co stitu-
tional disease. req Tres constitutional treat
menf. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
ac ing directly on the blood ana mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby DESTROYING the
foundation of the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by buildin ing up the constitufl,o.n
and assisting nature in doing its WORK. Inc
proprietors have so much faith in its cnretive
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to cure. SEND tor
list OF testimonials -. -, ~
] gaSEold by Druggists. i5c.
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Albany Dolngs.

ALBANY, Jan. 15.-Both branches Of
the legislature convened, with the pros
peot of a week full Of important business
The indications were that there would be
a discussion over the extension of the ses-
sion, and that the proposed legislation for
New York city would be discussed both in
committee and in open session. It was
not however, and only routine business
was transacted Governor Morton sent
to the senate the following nominations
Civil service commissioner, William A.
Cobb, Lookport; state commissioners Of
health, Daniel Lewis, M. D., Now York
Case Jones, NJ. D., Rochester, and Owen
Cassidy, Havana.
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No strike IN Nnmnrl,.

NEWARK. n. j., Jan. 15.-It was ru-
mored here that efforts were being made
to induce the employees OF the trolley lines
In this city and vicinity to strike IN sym
pathy with the men in Brooklyn. The
motormen and conductors say they sym.
pnthize with the men in Brooklyn, but
their own grievances are in progress Of set.
Element, and therefore they have nothing
to complain Of The changes which the
men demanded are boing made on line
after line as rapidly as the company car
mako the necessary arrangements.
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IA hours every day in order to earn this
pittance. Tho strikers allege also that
their own hours are practically ~ day
instead Of ten. and they feared that In
time the company would gradually 50 In
crease the number of trippers tlat very
few men would be left for steady jobs at
~ per day.
IN tho event OF such development the
company would be IN this position; II
would have more men than it needed 70
draw upon at all times and it could prae.
tically pay all Of these men 90 much pei
trip. with the result that the standard 81
wages would be much below the 81 mark.
Tho men had other minor grievances but
these were the principal ones
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Naw-oenlury olnb ReeeptIon

There was an enjoyable reception ia
the New Century Club building last
night 1t was given by the members in
honor of the clubs sixth birthday, aid
was one of the most successful social
entertainments given by his prominent
organization OF women.
The handsome colonial building was
ablsze with light and beautifully
decorated with plants and flowers.
Richly gowned women with their more
sombreiy attired esco Is, completed the
tout ensemble of the ttractive picture
In the auditorium the guests were
received by Mrs. Ibbie w Miller,
president Of the cl assisted by Miss
Anna T. Cenby, Mlsf Mary s. Belts and
Mrs Elizabeth NJ Iailey
The tables we're spread in the psrlors,
and were presided over by Mrs Samuel
Bancroft, Jr., Miss Anna T. Finn, Mrs
H. 7 Cause, Mrs henry G Morse and
Mrs. w. w. Pusey. II se were assisted
by several young womel members OF the
club
These were among the guests of the
club: Mrs Charles 3 Lore, Miss Emms
Lore, Mrs. Ban amin Nields, Mss Eleanor
Going Walton. Mrs. Read Mckay, Mr.
and Mrs Augustus McOolley. Mr. and
Mrs. w w. Pusey, Judge L E. Wales,
Mr. and Mrs E I. Warner, Mr and Mrs
T. Alian Hilles. the Misses Draper, Ar
and Mrs Alfred Gawthrop, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L Kent, Miss Marie Park Of New
Haven, Conn.
Rev. ard Mrs A T. Bowser, Mr. and
Mrs James Clarkson. Mrs }. P,
DougLten, Mr. aud Mrs David . Reioi
Miss Rumford Mrs George w Sparks,
n Mrs
Waiter q Tatnan, Mr.. and Mrs A D.
Warner, Mlss Mary G J. Wilson, Mrs
William Y. Wgrntr Miss Emms
WorreR, MIR. and Mrs. j A Wood
Mrs s ]. Wiley. Miss MARI
Warner Miss Elizabeth R Zane, Mrs Il
A. Albertson, Mr. and Mrs Allen, Johl
Bird, Mrs q r Bringhurst, Miss Buzlne
E. F Brooks, George Blssell, Miss Emmi
Bissell, Mr. and Mrs Horace Belts. Mis-
Mary Belts. Mrs William BeadaHkopf
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L Butler. Mis-
Alice Johnson. Miss Cara James
Professor Isase Johnson. Mrs
William III Kennard, Mis- Ksnnard
Miss Marie Ow ne, Mr. and Mrs
Wilmer Palmer. Miss Palmer, Mrs
Joshua L Pusey, James Ponder, Mrs
Grantiey, Parke Pcstles, Arthur A
Pelton, DR.. aud Mrs. Henry Patterson
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Thomas, Mr. an
Mrs Charles Thomas, Mrs w. L G
Thomas. Mr. aud Mrs James A. Taylor, Mi
and Mrs .Harman, Mr.. and Mrs w. "
Hopes, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Colby, Mr.:
Ella A S. Candy, Gilbert Cameron, Mis-
Cameron, Henry Candy, Mr. aud Mrl
John F Robinson, B Emmitt Robinson
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Robinson, Mrs
Redmond Smith, Mr. and Mrs E
Sadtler, Miss Bessie Speakman, allie
Speakman, DR. and Mrs Henry ]. Stubb
Preston Lea, Miss Alice Lea. Miss E ait
Lamotte. MIR and Mrs Theodore
Lelsen. Mrs R Marshall. Mrs
McIlvaine, Mrs h @ McLear, j. Robil
son Moore Mrs s W. McOaulley. Mi
Mckay, Mrs Derrickson, Miss Derrick
son, Mr. and Mrs N b. Danforth Nil
Annie NJ Ferris. Miss 6ilpin, Mr., Sd
Mrs. Albert B Gillespie.
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rha penn.rlrnnIa Lerlslature.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 15-In the house .
resolution was adopted to the effect that
the governor Of Illinois be requested by the
legislature Of Pennsylvania to ask the leg
islature Of Illinois to take the Lincoln
monument under the care and control Of
that state.
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THE Dnbo,s strike settled.

DUBOIS, Pa. Jan 15.--General Man
sger Elliott returned from Buffalo and
submitted a proposition to the striking
miners from the operators. The company
agrees to reinstate all the discharged eIie
ployees except those who have called for
their time This proposition is acceptable
TO the idle miners, and meeting will be
held today to formally accept. Work will
be resumed on Wednesday both hero and
at Reynoldsville.
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nroENsE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE., WILLIAM LEGO. he
IN tenant and occupant Of the house known
AZ the Mcdaniel House. situated IN school
District No 50 will Greek hundred. county
OF New Castle and State OF Delawars, ia
con,nliance with the requirements of the acts
Of the 6 neral Assembly In such , case as nauq
shall apply in writipg to the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery Of ,s tne
state OF Delaware. IN and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 4th day OF enruery'
"A. ID, 1895, being the next term Of sara court
for a license for said house, as an Inn or tay-
err. for the sale therein OF Intoxicating nquotn
in less quantities than one quart, 70 pe drunk
on the premises, and the following refpects-
ble citizens OF said district, at ieast SIX Fl
whom are substantial freeholders OF said $40
district. recommend the said Application, VIE
joseph II. Chambers Charles N. hubert
Vfrden Pritchard NaltsE Wrikn1
Jacob Hottenfelow Levi Mann
Thomas G. Dickinson Levi Z Mann
a -sos Wesairner Isaac Boulden
a 1sra.e 1siffin Wilson Bonlden
Thomas WiddOes Harry ailioafn
Lewis S. Hamilton David B. Glass
o-'n : 4A""A WILLIAM LEed.
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Tbc cIoal,maI.ers' Strike.

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.--At q general
mass meeting of the striking cloakmakers
it was decided that the various branches
Of the Cloakmakers' union should deter
mine whether the present strike is to bo
declared off This decision was arrived nt
after very stormy session, at which Jo-
seph Barondess yainly counseled that the
strike should be ended.
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philadelnhia nrunlcipaI roIitics.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15,-The Munioi-
pal league, an organization made up OF
the reformsrs Of both political parties,
held a meeting behind closed doors TO con
slider the advisability Of nominating can
didate for mayor IN opposition TO Charles
f. Warwick the choice Of the leaders Of
the now defunct Republican combine.
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whoIe ramilr roI.oned.

CHARLESTON, Jan l5. AN entire ool-
ored family named McCrea was poisoned
by rough on rats, which was administered
TO them in oornmeal made into bread. The
deed was inspired by jealousy and was
committed by Maggie Boroughs. John
and Jane, tho son and daughter of Mrs
MoCrea, are dead. The others have reoov-
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Insane MANS Fatal Jump.

PAwTUcKET r. l., Jan. 15.-Miohael
MoNally Of Valley Falls committed suicide
by jumping from the bridge over Abbott
river on the India Point branch Of the
New York, New Haven and Hudson rail
road. His wife died rs months ago, and
since that time he has been mentally un-
balanced. His malady took the form Of q
desire to reach heaven. and he climbed SOW
eral trees Saturday, with this end in view
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has south Dakota's Defauiter EseapedF

NEW YORK. Jan 15.-Tho passenger
list OF the steamship Persia, according to a
dispatch received from Pierre, S. ID, con
tanned the name OF W. W. Taylor and
speculation was rife as towhether the pas
senaeF was w. W. Taylor, the doiaulting
treasurer Of South Dakota, who is now Q
fugitive from justice.
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The Door OF Hope Mission.

The meeting of the Door Of Hope
Mission last evening. conducted by
Sister Brown, was profitable one The
object Of this mission work Is TO rescue
the fallen. both men and women, but
more especially the lost women.
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Sowell in noInina
tlon for the Unit
ed States senate to
succeed John II.
Mcpherson. Gen
eral Sewell : nom
ination was decid-
ed upon by a vote
of Sc out Of 70.
The opposition to
the general was
somewhat bitter
on the part Of a
few. but did not
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Fmber.linx Bank Cashier Caught.

DALLAS, Jan. 15.--Information was re-
ceived here Of the arrest at Leona, Mexico,
of William II. Price, absconding cashier Of
the City National bank Of Quanah, who is
charged with embezzling S35, 600.
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Heip For destitute People.

DENVER, Jan. 15-The Burlington rail
road has shipped to the destitute people
of western Nebraska 40 carloads Of sup
plies contributed in Colorado.
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nrls.Inr schooner Arrlres.

VELAsco, Tex, Jan. 15.-The schooner
bound from Tampioo. Moxioo, to Velasoo,
reported sunk with all on board, has ar.
rived. having been delayed by the gale,
which compelled her TO take refuge In the
lee Of Lopez island.
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HIghIand IIall Burned.

LYNN Mass. Jan. is. Fire today de
stroyed Highland Hall, the residence Of w.
IL Porter at Swampscott. The origin is
supposed to have been incendiary.
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Ice YacInt Racing.

NEwBuRG, N. ", Jan. l5.-The open
ing races Of the Orange Lake Ice Yacht
club were held here. Three races we're
sailed, all of which were won by Vice
Commodore willett Kidd's Snowdrift a
Newburg yacht.
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Terans Nonllnate Chllton.

AUSTIN, Jan. 15.-The Democratic eau
Gus unanimously nominated Hon. Horace
r. Chiffon United States senator. He will
be elected on Tuesday, Jan. 22
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Wherenhonts of onr shIns.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Detroit ar
rived at Aden yesterday. The New York
has arrived in Hampton Roads, Virginia.
The Monterey has arrived at Port Angeles.
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rorn q pieces by a rIywheel.

GALVESTON, Jan. 15.-Martin Schell,
formerly Of Brooklyn and whose brother
lives there now, was caught In the fy-
wheel Of the electric railway power house
here and torn to pieces and the body scat
tered over the building
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1nlnd 81 a Crossing.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. l5-Asa
Potter. aged 90 years an eccentric but
we'll to do resident Of Noank, was killed
by q train at Avery's crossing on the Cen
solidated road.
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ssnllng crneA. b aleel.

MONTREAL. Jan. rs. johnson, budd,
Nelson and tho Donoghues win al take
part in the Canadian speed skating cham
pionships 10 he held here Feb. 3 johnson
viii hrine bis hieyela skate
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rn rir NNanes nr rln Worl.ers.

PITTsBURG. Jan. IA conference Of
tin plato manufacturers and a committee
fram the Amalgamated association is In
session here to attempt a compromise on
the wage question.
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carnepie nrotl,ods Again.

PITTsBuRe. Jan. 15.-There was great
excitement in the Homestead steel plant
Superintendent Q. Nj. Schwab called about
20 Of the most prominent worlmen and
asked why they attended the meeting to
discuss organization and then discharged
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. II Mrs. Hans.
brough. wife Of Senator Hanshrough Of
North Dakota. died at the Cochran hotel
Of acute pneumonia.
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.Tllted I,over commits suicide.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Jan. 15.--Willinm +.
steigcr, a young resident Of Saugerties,
shot himself in his fathers barn in that
village. He had been disappointed in love.
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Pritol,ard Nominated.

RALEIGH, Jan. 15.--After being In SEES
sion for nearly four hours the Republican
caucus nominated J. G.. Pritehard Of Mad
ison county for United States senator for
the short term.
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snnlal and Pernonal Notes.

swithin c. Shortlidge has returned
from Media.
Misses Annie and Lulu Dawson have
been visiting Mrs. John R. Price, at
Upland, Pa.
Miss Marie Park, of New Haven, Conn. /,
is the guest Of Wilmington frienos.
Mrs. Marshal Wilson and Miss Wilson,
Of Boston, are the guests of friends In
this city
Miss N. E. Turner. of Newark, is
visiting friends In this city.
Houses for rent, 1Os West Eighth stree.
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Cold Wave In Texas.

GALVESTON, Jan. i5.-The cold wave
struck Galveston about o'clock q m. BY
8 o'clock a. m. the temperature fell to 81,
the lowest Of the day
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An Amphlbious Electrical tricycle..

ATLANTA, Jan IA novelty at the
Cotton states and international exposition
viii be the land and water tricycle. operat-
al nv elootricity
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washington Legislature Convenes.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. 15.-The fourth
session Of the Washington legislature has
convened
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FOR g L
1l0e jefferson street, II rooms and bath.
702 Franklin street, o rooms and bath
QO3 franklin street, 10 rooms and path.
Franklin street. II rooms and hath.
9lT Tatnsll street, 10 rooms and bath.
nla Rfnall street. l2 rooms and bath.
1913 Glpin avenue, rooms ana ba,h.
Gil East Fourth street, rooms ana phph.
one West street. u rooms and bath
ll23 West street, II rooms and bath.
1918 West str OF, rooms and batn.
1000 Trenton place. rooms ana bttn.
COS 5-7 jackson street. rooms and bath.
e3- Madison street, rooms and BATH
ace Lombard street. y rooms al BATH
NlO King street, " rooms and bath.
M Tatnall street, rooms and bath
Twenty. second street between Lamotte ana
Carter streets.
8l5 Heald street, rooms.
i80i.3 French street, rooms.
~, Maryland avenue, rooms ana stofe'
SIS Anchorage street. oons.
lii1 scott street. rooms.
lO7 Race strel {, 10 ms.
Ngs West sixth street, . rooms,
send TOR full list for sale. We can SUIT you
III r. nice home cncap.
anl Vest Fifth street.i2 rooms and patn.
wa West Fifth street. l3 rooms and bath.
lOl West Seven h street. rooms ana oaths
BT West Nfnth street foOms and bath
~a~rN W. " R~N o.
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Arlnnsas AssembIr conver

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 15.-The thirtieth
general assembly Of Arkansas has con-
vened.
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SENATORS NOMINATED,
Gensral sswsll Chosen Br the New
Jersey Rspubilc~ns-He Had sc Votes
TO aiurphs's f4g

TRENTON. Jan Is. The joint caucus Of
the Republican senators and members of
the New Jersey legislature, after a two
hours session placed General William }.
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oregon's Legislature.

SALEM, Or. Jan. 15.-The eighteenth
legislative session has convened.
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Al communications intended for insertion
a this column should be addressed 70 Society
hdifcr, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com.
'4unfcaticns should be written on ons side ~
she paper only
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Pleasant Reception at the New
Century Club Last Night.
In HONOR OF IT'S SIXTH BIRTHDAY.

Many Prominent Men and Women Cath
cred In the Handsome, Brilliantly
Lighted and Flower -Bedecked Build
tng-some other Events of Interest.
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House f0r rent. 1O8 west Elghth atree..
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AT the jackson aud Sharp Company 3
ehinyRrd work has commenced on the new
tugboat Lor New York NNters.
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Scott Delaney, who was arrested near
Antelope, was brought into town yester-
day and examined before Justice Davis.
the defendant put up cash bail of 5000.
Huntington & Wilson appear for Delaney.
The thanks of those who attended the
play last night are given to the engineer
of the passenger train. who kindly OBJ
served the request of THE CHRONICLE
and managed the locomotive in such
way that many in the opera house did
not know it had passed.
Next Sunday there will be mass held
in st. Peters church at o'clock in the
morning. There will be no high mass
on account of the dedication of the
church at Cascades. Most Reverend
Archbishop Gross will oficiate and give
confirmation at the close of service.
Meals will be served on the boat to-
morrow for the small sum of 25 cents.
This will please many who do not wish
to take the trouble of a lunch. Mr..
Frank Getz of the Columbia Candy
Factory will be present with fine stock
of Candy, ice cream and berries with all
kind of soft drinks.
The Regulator carried large load of
freight down the river this morning.
Her lower deck was crowded, and her
passenger list well filed. Beside large
amount of other merchandise, the boat
carried fourteen tons of -four from the
Diamond Mills, ten of which. went to
Portland, and four for way points.
Besides all this, a large number OF
horses were aboard.
THE CHRoNIcLE's attention was called
this morning to a pleasing innovation
that occurred at the play last night
A Young lady, who evidently has been
other places and seen other things
brought out many expressions of praise
by removing her hat at the beginning
: of each act. When the act was through
she replaced it. 1t was graceful thing
to do, and that young lady doesn'
know how many friends she mad
among the male sex last evening. Shoult
this item come to her notice, TIL
CHRONICLE hopes she will not be offend
ed, for it is only with feeling of graf
itude, and at the request of several VIII
wish other ladies would do the same
that it is published.
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damon and Pythias" will be re-
peated Tuesday night.
The weather report for Saturday and
Sunday says showers and slightly
warmer.
An Indian was brought in from
Sherar's Bridge last night, charged with
carrying concealed weapons.
The poograms last night were printed
at THE CHRONICLE office, which has
every facility for turning out superior
job work.
The Regulator will make a stop at
Hood River going and coming tomorrow.
This will give any one who wishes to go
to Hood River an opportunity to do 500
A hand of sheep, belonging to Mr..
Birney, crossed on the ferryboat this
morning. There were 5000 altogether,
but only about half of them crossed to-
day.
Te NJ. V. Harrison place at Hood
River was sold today to A. s. Blowers for
$2s30. The sale was by the sheriff.
This place is one of the most beautiful in
Hood River.
Tickets for the play of Damon and
Pythias'' next Tuesday evening have
been reduced to so cents for reserved
seats. General admission 25 cents
Tickets now on sale at Blakeley &
Houghton's.
Mr.. Kerr, of the sheep raising firm o.
Kerr & Buckly, was offered ten cents {
pound for their wool clip yesterday
amounting to 10000 pounds. Mr.. Kert
refused the offer, and sad that the,
were in no hurry to sell. The prospec
for good market continues somewha
bright.
The advertising outfit belonging t.
the circus that is coming next month
arrived in town this morning, and ar
transforming the fences and bill board
in a flaming art gallery with ali th
wonders of the world. There are four
teen bill posters at work today.
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rhe Nomlna.lons Last Nlshs.

The meetings held in the various
wards were well attended last night and
good men chosen for Office. In the first
ward the meeting was held in the city
hall. r. E. Saitmarshe was nominated
for councilman. In the second ward
Robt. Mays was nominated for water
commissioner and a. R. Thompson, L.
E. Grove and Geo. Ross nominated
counciImen. The Third ward meeting
was held in the county court room.
Jos. T. Peters was nominated water COM
missioner and Thus. Wood councilman.
The citizens have shown wisdom in
selecting their, nominees and THE CHRoN-
IcLE ccngratulates both candidates and
citizens on the results of last nights
meeting.
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LIZ. The cast was as follows !:

To those who enjoyed last evenings
performance any extended mention is
superhuous, but the theatrical reporter
of THE CHRONICLE, who occupied seat
back among the gallery, gods, could
not help but notice some of the meritori-
Gus acting seen upon the stage.
OF Mr.. Rasmus much was, of course,
expected. His reputation as dramatic
artist of merit was already well estab-
lished in The Dalles and last night only
strengthened the favorable impression
already created. In all the scenes Mr.
Rasmus' acting was of the most natural
and yet perfectly finished kind. His
pathos in the scene with $. .Hermion" and
the power he exhibited in the scene on
the block alone caused the audience to
set the seal of their approval upon his
work. Not only is Mr.. Rasmus an actor
of merit but he is also a splendid teacher