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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Increased vigilance has been enjoined
upon the revenue marine on the south
Atlantic coast for a double purpose;
in the first place TO prevent filibuster-
ing expeditions for Cuba setting out
from the ports of the United States,
and in the second place to guard
against the introduction of yellow fever
from Cuba. After directing the Off
GERS of the marine, in addition to their
regular duties under the customs and
navigation laws, to pay strict attention
to the enforcement of the neutrality
laws, the treasury department directs
the officers to send fishing smacks. or
other vessels from foreign ports which
may be found near the coast with or
without the intention of making port
Of the United States, and not having
on board bill of health, signed by the
consular officer of the United States at
the foreign port from which the vessel
last sailed, to the nearest quarantine
station, to report there to the medical
officer in charge for his action.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Mrs. Briggson Harold. mother called
IN at your office yesterday, ana, seeing
some cough lozeugrs on your desk,
took several To-day she il suffering
dreadfglly and she thinks YOU meant
tO poison her.
MIR BriggsOn thc architects Cough
lozenges Great Sentt THAT WAS Il
box Of samples If cur ltsie mosaic
things fJr hotels and Office floors,
Good Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Friend How's business now, Ola
boy9 Bad as evert
Manufacturer No; doing better
than we We're.
"G;lad to hear that. You told me
some weeks ago that your mills We're
running AT a loss, "
mo loss now; not cent
Prices gone upF
mo; men are on strike New
York Weekly
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
why papn Went.
'Augh. Waugh"

'Augh- waugh
IT was the baby. He had repeatod
the remark sixty times In the lost
hour. ny
Mr., Newleigh's hair, such as II was
stood on end : vas
Gwow ahwb northumberland
ADDED ne baby, while people living
across the street got up and rlosoGG
their windows. '''Seo
Mr. Newleigh ground his teeth ,gro
mink, he groaned, burylng bis f,oo
IN the pillows, that should grow ~, w.,
70 become the father OF a union sta ivy
ton train crier"- Rockland Nfol
Tribune pie'l
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The signal corps and the Oregon
Mazamas who had expected to accom-
plish grand results this year in their
photographic work were greatly him
dered by the forest fires. Stations had
been made and signals were to pass
from the highest peaks of the Cascade
and Sierra ranges to the peaks in Colo
RADIO. Last year with a small glass
Mount Hood communicated with Port
land, sixty miles away. and messages
were also sent from Mount Hood to
Mount Adams, which is about the same
distance. In California, with a clearer
atmosphere, heliographing has been
successful between Shasta and st.
Helens, distance of 1872 miles.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Mrs. Farmer Greene Land sakes.
Hiram! whatever happened tor yer IN
~ York?
Farmer Greene BHHco man Fust
J hit him with my umbercl al brol;r
thet; then ! swatted him with nv grin
an smashed tibet; then | took faIl
outen him an ripped my coat M,
tored my pants; then / hit him with
my fist on Their jaw an broke nv
wrist; then fastened my false teeth
In his neck an spollt Them. tbet
kicked him ies' N hard ~ / could an,
he he'd . gold brick In his coat-totl
pocket, an ! broke four toes thef's
all. ~ 2
Mrs. Farmer Greene An wuz m,
bunco man kilt dead?
Farmer Greene-IIe wuzn't evon
hurried; an mex time lie kin taks ma
jes' 81 ! am, without one plca.--Judgn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
A Complete Sequence.

you sit on your horse like butch.
err" said pert young officer, who
happened to be Of royal blood, to a
veteran general, who was somewhat
bent from age.
1T is highly probable" responded
the old warrior, with a grim smile; VII
is because all my life I've been lead
ing calves to the slaughter House.
hold words.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Miss Psalter TAT divine service, whis-
pering,-It's so good of Mr. Nlcefello
to go 10 the assistance OF that old gen
tleman who tainted; and do sou notice
how deity he makes his way In and
out OF the pews without ineommoding
anybody
Mrs. Psalter-He Is entirely too
graceful about IL. He must have had
a good deal Of practice going out be-
tween the acts at theaters. New York
Weekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Prices have increased greatly, and.
wbaf is worse, by the treaty OF peace
with France, Germany having asteeu
10 nay the pensions OF French soldiers
living In Alsace-Lorraine on the scale
In force In France before the war,
paws TO a French generals widow
81. 200 and TO a prlyate's or non.com'
mlssloned officers from $40 to SlOO
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Chilli wants to borrw s2O,OOO,OOO. and
the Dallas, Texas, sport who is to man
age the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight says,
If the Gillian government will wait un-
til that fight is pulled off, he will make
the loan at low rate Of interest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
Too Much Reform.

Friend-What is the matter, old
boy?
Judge-Well, the fact is, my wife
and | never got along very well, and
Of late the. relationship has become
SO unbearable that we both want d.
vorce.
one?
Judge (sadly)--I have sent all the
bogus divorce lawyers to the peniten.
tiary.-New York Weekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

According to the dispatches, the wor-
shippers at prayer meeting in church
at Mason, Ohio, were Mortified last week
by the appearance of a maiden in
boomers at the organ. In the vicissi-
tudes of fashion one may even come
to accepting boomers. Some fathers
and mothers in Israel can remember
when the wearing of flowers on a hat.
or the confessed use of suspenders, was
relished just as little.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
ont Of Practice.

~ seems TO me- SABA tar manager.
that you % that purt ~ receiving
the money from the cuicf villain In a
most awkward manner"
"Mcbbe ! d., admitted me actor.
1T has been 50 hong since ina any
chance 70 rchearsc with the real stun I"
Cincinnati Tribune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The laundress who starches hand
kerchief no doubt thinks she is doing a
good thing The bicycle rider who
thinks "boiled shirt" is the proper
caper for cycling is not much nearer
right.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Mamma robbie why didn't you
speak e Mrs. Bangle when YOU mot
her Just uowi w
Hobhie You said must Hgwavs
thihk before I speak, aud couldn'.
think of anything 10 think.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Robert G. MeCabe, a Philadelphia,
has memorized the whole Of the bible
and can recite it word for word. But
what better off is Robert than the man
who can repeat only the ten command
ments?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

~ merely iiexinx AZ. AasAss
az easy task Tor sanoas Il
livery strong man. You ~IIs Rsl Il
" 20 this, put you may s ~ 70 \
pr si,sor which proceeds ggsal'ses
sestion ana sound repOss ssoA "a
on a course OF ltoztettef. (, lds
anu persist u IT, The Az, .qaia
ply anord relief 20 the mai. "
trouble. ~'sfl ssiIs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05


Four lemons sliced. ! ~
tartaric acid, 4 tablespooo,ssalls 's u
ginger, ~ pounds ION
and 2 gallons boiling No. 'pa
blood warm add a cupiul a.s |
yeast or 2 compressed va.
let il stand H. or is Nom. as|
place Strain and bote. !
down the corka Tbs,a :
knaek about this that 4 ~
ing. In two daysit win
use Country Gentlsnan.
10 read him. = ~ ID
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

New Suburban. Resident when yon
sold me these lots you sald nothing
about that swamp You did not an
ne ny who'll family would have ma.
larta,
Real Estate Agent My dear sir
would You have me try to make any
man dissatisfied with tls home7 Iife.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The older generation of men and
women can at least be thankful that
while they were young counting was
not done on a bike.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Hugh Talley told a girl at a dance
near Columbia, S. c., that Talley Moore
was kid" A duel was prevented by
the sheriff. Talley one for the sheriff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Germans wish to have the penslon.
OF the wounded and widows ~ ~
war OF 1870 increased. a genorol,s
widow now receives $50 a year and =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The number of people believed to
have been murdered by Holmes is now
up around twenty, and the returns are
not all in.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The Pennsylvania justice of the peace
must have had dude in mind when he
ruled that a calf was not necessarily
farm product.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Mr.. Vanderbilt has well named his
new mansion, 1.-THE Breakers" 1t took
lots Of rocks 10 build it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

The Bannock Indians, strange to say,
are quietly hunting and fishing. just as
IL there had been no outbreak.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

Nobody will doubt that they need
missionaries in China. The question
whether they deserve them is different.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
Good Poker nnudsi Or Foattus 49,
Talent

Mr. Thompson Strcttr ,i4 Us aus.
low whispers bog gene 40 iu.k
Mr. Blades tiu hearsr Whisper
WhId's upt
PIT Thompson Sttwate our sAme
am M tiu1F up dem paws dats rav
erin 10 91r m8fkad EyHris Judge
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05
4 Napoleon 81 EconomIs,,.

~ nar ., Youngman- Cud VI, inso,.
y,a,. w ~. am dc chcapes' lcgitlmo,n
tab Sage? 'V""s chlcks, Mis-
r,et ' W. "a, sage--Sartin, sartin. pahsor
us : w 70 Dorrers scttin' hon. da ,o ~;
, pStfors a settln oh aiRs Snt ~ ~ "
un.. .S sne dun hatches yo' ebIcts ~ neI
mcr III she lays anudder satin ,, hgep
~, i de hen an de scttin, ~ ,9 Yen
body sa,i sS oaanI,n3body out an ebeT ry'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

rs your sister at home, johnny
mo, sir. She hasn't returned from
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03
46. &apitel.
Paaes 6elbentaat.

Spenb blieb auf Der 3biiri6lpelle
iteben uno mari eiuen Ylid um it9.
Wlit weni9en gSorten erflarte ibm Sb
alles. Gr iab Die am goOen lieseuoen
@aifen Der GGpeSen uno bic elf Qeis
d)enL Die polt oela ltattsehabten Sample
3eugnib ab!egten. Inter oen Gefalles
nen befanoen iid) bier BON ieinen
2euten.
rSie baben ii6 erseber," fliiiterte
Sb, sluir fonnen fortSleben, iobalo Gu
es piinid)eit. 0abreno 0u bic $1err-
lG)aIt porbereiteit, wtll i6 bic @efars
eenen i'm steller uiterbriugen."
.3bue, lpas Du willlt, Sb," eripis
oerte Spenb ld9elno, ri6 lebe, bab On
auf eiGene Sanb stries 5a fiibren
netEt.u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03
ZWElC CESCHEFT: Ecke Commences und East 81
aas biAihs autrae geauug unbsr srkbsuug
l.. WOLFSON. MAIN PlA

fir mid, gutter @a9tmeiiter, Id faun
nidt mebr!"
r9aB nur, mein Surge! Du muBt
9uten Wiutbes fem! Salte Old an
mir feit, mir reiten gum Goftor."
rIG, betet, Wa1tmeilter!" flehte
9alle, uber Goftor fann mir ni1t
mebr belfen!"
Sd ipar tief bepest. Gr beritanb iid)
Slt gut auf @unoen, uu in, i3peifel 3u
iein iiber oas beftise, tranpfbafte
3uden, bas ben &naben burdbebte.
8alle bate feline 9lrme Tim ieinen
Sals geldlungen, iein g(tbem ipurbe
fur3 uno ltobnenb.
nSetet, @adtneiiter, betet," fiji
iterte er nit eriterbenoer Gtimute.
Sd nei9te ieiu Saupt iiber i'm uno
itammelte elm @aterunler. 8om @albe
ber hOrte er bic &ameraben rufen. Nuf
bem gdloiie fling es an, lebenbis gu
weroen. Die Sdilbwa9e, Die porbin
auf Der Bride poltirt semelen, bate
auf Palle seidollen uno mar bann
ms @ewolbe seeilt, um Die @efanses
men su befreien. Mian fab 0i9tldin,s
mer at ben 6enitern Der uberen j3iu,s
mer poriiberbulden uno oernabm 0tuie
unb 8efeble.
tSb adtete nidt barauf, unbeueglid
unb fur6tloS bielt er i'm Wonolidt,
benz anaben bas @ebet in's Sbr fiji
iternb.
8lotli6 lone ii6 galles slrm bon
Sbs 9als, iein 9aupt ianf ibm auf
bic Bruit.
nsld, meine 3rompete fliIterte er
faum b0rbar, .@adtmeiiter-!"
Gr itleB elm beileres 0lo6eln aus
unb lanf 3uriif, feline @lieber ipareu
falt unb iteif semoroen. Sd bielt cine
2eide i'm 9lrm.
0io6 einige Nu9enblide bielt er
re9unsslos, Oann beuste er iid iiber
baS Bfero, lieB ben Gnaben binter
einen 9uid sleiten, nabm feline Wliiee
ab, inbem er has 3ei1en bes &reuSes
iiber ibn maGte, unO iprenate banp
oem Walbe gu.
(aortfetuns fcI8f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03

en me, berArIaden a5er oft Gnt,ilu0uno,
NbiHniirun9 NIB ben Sob.
8efd1tnftre am Gierfod, ber @ebdrmutter
ano ale ilbrigen tperbsn iest Obue opsratipen
Giugriff beieitist.
Observation-Disclosures ieber @r5se,
Gtiteln uno anbere Waifbarnlfraufbeiten
insreen permanent, obne S9meri unb obns
Silfe bes RsiIers furirt.
S}iafemfteime in alleu @r5ben spsrbsn
o9ne S9neiben Sertriimnert, puluerifrt,
ensgelpaid)sm NIB fir INNER beiei.ist.
Stttet.trtsa III ber 9arnr6bre tptrben eben.
aus m Snnberten BON Gdllcu obne G1nci.
ufn oelettlgt. Sir Banlpblete, Referen,ei
llno aae Gtn3clbcitcn ienSe nlan 10 Gents
IN Drsefnartsn) on bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, &c. 6e9 Diain Ctr,
Buffalo, u. D. ''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03

p@}lI, eNf9e3nefe Der yaDn1d,
uSbr iollt Gnren QSillen baben. Sett
3dble i'd biz brei, uaS loena idl barn.
metaen Sabel erbebe, tit @uer llrtDeil
9efallt."
ps9artet einen 2lugenblid, Serr
NGbnrictt" iagte Sb. sd milf MIR
elm Mort nit Den ae,neraoeu reben.
Sine 91liuute }tufidub bat ipobl ni6ts
81 bebeuten fir Sud-"
r.3useTtanSen!' antluortete Der
6dbnrid,
3b manSte iid an sic Gj0nsen uno
fliilterte: o,3br iebt, SaB mir gllle
perloren fino. Gs banoelt iid jest MIR
bartnl, unler yebeu 10 tbeuer iuie m0gz
lid) 81 uelfanfen. Sobalo baS @ort
orei gefallen if, tbeilen mir uns unb
ltiir5en bon beiben Seiten auf Tie elm.
-Scib STR boluit einoerltanSen?o
Ole @lonsen niGten l9meigenb.
uGottes Gllaoe iei nit uns allen !"
fliiiterte er llnb ,panbte lid bann nod
oem 6dbnri6 uln. Gieler iaste su ieiz
nett Seuten: oGertbeilt Sud- elm
lperig. 3ielt auf jeber ein,elnen
Mann uno gebt Seuer, fobelb t6 beu
Sdbel erbebe. .
! Die 0aeiter tbellten iid, ibre Saeihe
nabn, fa1t Die 9anje @ano Der Salle
ein. nQlio," fubr Der Sdbnri6 fort,
piest beginner mir. Gins !-@ollt
Chr Horhon hnhen2n
nliein' idrie Sb in furbtbarer
8ersweifllng.
3wei! Sd biete Gud nodmots
8ar6on an.
s9lein,' antfuortete eine Gtirnme,
Sie jebo6 nidt BON Sb berriibrte, unb
i'm ielbeu @ugenblide tlat elm Gnabe
leiie unO langialnen gbrittes Dor bic
beiben Sronteu. GS mar Der Oiibners
illnse 8alle. 9liemanb bate a6t auf
iein &omnen gegeben.
nSbr braubt nidjt lpetter slt sdblen,
Serr SdbnridL" iaste er, ntie Sara.
biner Gurer Gseiter f0nnen oo6 ai6t
I1iebetl."
rSli4t I9ieeen? asarum bsnn
ni9t?"
uWeil ie9 bic 1dufe ellie nit aieiels
iteinen perltopft babe, antlportete Der
Gnabe nit rerl1mietern 9ddeln.
Oie lleberral1uua wel6e biele
@orte beruorriefen, mar unbei6reib'
lid; Elm gellenoe8 Subelsefdrei ct,
fiillte ben Saal, permildt nit benz
bersmeifelten @eheul Der 0raaoner,
bic li0 eltfd einen gItd iiberaevat
batteu, oaB Talfe lpabr serebet.
vllllo ba5 bait Ou 9etban?n i6rie
Der S0bnrt0 in luiitbenoenl Zone.
.Sa, seltrenoer 6err, iintemalen
id feinen Gliberen 3eitpertreib batte."
y9iun i5abnridL SIR ideint oas
3aDlen sn perseiien" laste Sb, ,ba
tit es tpohf bas Nigtisite, baB i'd forts
fabre. Gins!-Nteoer nit ben 8iid)s
fen, ODER Sbr ieio Nlle bes 5oSes!r
Die SiiJIen fielen augeablidli9 5u
Gooen.
n3wei J. Merft bic edbel BON Gudb!
Da fomIlt Der Sunee nit unleren
eiSenen giidien. SD benfe, bic mers
ben IN beiIerer 8erfaiiung lein.
Gle Sabel Der Oragoner f(irrten auf
Die Slieien. Balle eridien Dor Gller
slugen in Der offenen 9biire, i'm glrme
belt er Die Gii9len Ser @joneen.
nGrei !-Sittet ollie I'm parbon!
Gort fommt uuier General.
Oiele Worte galteu gpeno, Ser
ioeben in Die 0alle einsetreten mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03

Der SrtuH.ph Der fos.s
terbntiben SeilfnRbe
tuir6 beutfiG illnitrirt
:Onr@ Die Gbatiade, ba6
|8r16leioett oSsr 0eib.
|ld1Gben jest obne Waefer
'llrlb ohueS Shmerssn raot.
tal gebeilt tperben. Die
plun1pen, tuunbfdeaer.ls
teu 8ru6bdnoer fann
,t,nfT fnenf,erfeu. Ee hsf-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03

9aS 9eefIet in ber Sanb bee Doftors
erfiillt end NIT einer @efibt bes Sdredens
ilnb ber 5urdt. Ser @ebrau9 beiIelbeu il
ober ni6t ldnger totbpenbig bel pieIen &raui.
beiten, bic friiber obne w99neiben" ole
nnheilbar betradltet Wnrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03
Dr.. price's Cream 9afine powoer
@eltsausFelanaS @ebuiae unb 9iplom.

= Sn &affel murOe tiiralid Elm Sert
Wfartin in Sen Stabtratb eewdbIt. Der
iif 3ur nbeifiiden &eidspartei" be.
tennt unb INNER nod aegen bic Gin.
perIeibung SeHens IN YreuBen prote.
iiirt. Derfelbe bat fid asmeigert. benz
Ronig oom PreuRen. alS einem vlliur.
pator", ben 3reueib gu | ilten.
Dr.. priee's Cream 9afins pomoel.
Sd@He @sltsMasFsGunss aus;eitnans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-03

Dfe
WD4entltde Sreie Ereht fir Sas
eri9etut
iessa DouMerfaa
unb foftet
81 SO si,r baS Sahr DDer &1.26
z Nenate In 0DremSbesablnas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
LASSOEO BICYCLlSTS.
A New York Policeman Tries Cowboy Tac-
 tics With Success.

tics With Success.
 NEW YORK. June % 9-Patrulman John J. Ward of the Fn$t Twenty S,vund Str,Vt station distinguished himself when he went out with a la>>u and >Ecurtd two prisoners who had lvng drti,d tho law and given the police nu rEd uf trouble. For mora than month the patrolmrn who have had a post in the vicinity of GramcrCy park have trird Ia arrest two hoys who T, dr bicycles and dashed through the streets at a r,vklc~> sVcrd Each pa trOlman had tried a different method of catching the offenders some had shout cd themselves hWlrSc; others had st"m in the strrVt and waved their arms violent ly: still others had given Cha~, tn the riders and got very warm, but made uo prisoners.
 Patrnlman Ward bought long pirrr of clothrSlinr. In this hr tied a strange kind of knot. When the two bicycle riders dashed through the str, ct along Ward : post. he let them go by tho first time. Then he took out the rope and waited on a dark corner. Ten minutes later the first of the two riders came in sight along the street. He was riding at a merry gait, Just as he got opposite to whcrc Patrol man Ward stood the rope shot through tho air and dropped over the boys shoulders. Tho next instant the boy was lying kick ing in tho street, and his wheel was roll ing riderlrsS down the block. One arrest had been maSc.
 When Ward had taken this prisoner to the station. he rrturnrd. The sccOnd rider came slowly up the street. Hc was look ing for his companion. Ward caught him in the same way. The second arrest was easy, for Ward had mastered the science of throwing tho laSSo from his first arrest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
FOUND IN UNION CITY.

Two Young Children Stray Away
 From Home and Cause Their Parents
 a SleePless Night.
 Two children. a boy and girl. aged 2 and 5 years respectively. strayed from the home of their father, Thomas E. Brownley, 162 Walnut street, yesterday morning, The boy left home about 9 o'clock and the girl two hours later. They were seen to- g sther on High street and after that all trace of them was lost. The police were notified shortly before midnight, but no trace of the children could be found. Friends of the family made a thorough search all over the city. but to no avail. and the parents were almost distracted over their loss. This noon Chief of Police E9an re- ceived telephone message from Union City, saying that the children walked into that place last night and were being car d for at the house of John Beckling, 60 school street. Their parents were notified and this afternoon they were brought home The boy is inclined to ramble away from his own freside and will not go to school. Aside from that he is A good boy. He in duced the little girl to go with him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
KILLED BY THEt CARS.

Dead Body Of DRnbury Carpenter
 Found on the New England Road.
 The dead body of Charles H. Rowland, a Danbury carpenter. was found OF the tracks of the New York S New England railroad near the Main street trestle in Danbury this morning. His skull was crushed and one leg was mangled and broken. Rowland had been out of work for some time and had visited in Water bury and other places. He returned to Danbury on an evening train last night. It is not known how he met his death at the place where the body was found. Foul play is not suspected. as he had large sum of money and valuables in his pocket. He leaves a wife and two children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
REAL ESTATE DEALS
Summary of the Commercial Record
 For the Current Week.

summary oI the Commercial Record
 For the Current Week.
 The summary of the Commercial Record for the current week is as follows:
 Real estate sales New Haven and West Haven 3u. Bridgeport I3. Hart. ford 9, Waterbury $. Meridtn :, New Britain $. Mud dilrtrrn 1, Norwich G. New London 5. pAuhur! I. Ansonia 1, shelton ,, Naugatuck ,.
 Real estate mo!: -sEsS- -NrwIi wen and West Haven. $oS ?2l Bridgeport $32. 575, Hartford $29. .O3o. Waterbury $I4. .S25. Meriden Sl0.710, New Britain $l5 900. Middletown s, 15O. Norwich S2 3jO New London S2. 500. Danbury $6. .SUO. Ansonia $2O0. Derby $l 400. shelton 8. 3l3. Naugatuck SIP 300.
 The total number of sales this week is l02 as compared with 12S for the preced- ing week. and 97 for the corresp spending week last year. The total of recorded mortgages is $251 033. against $442. 976 the preceding week. and Sl59, 423 for the cor, responding week last year.
 For the corresponding week last year New Haven recorded g. sales. Bridgeport :. Hartford II, Meriden 1. New Britain f, MIddletown 1. Norwich 5, New London 3. DAnbury 9. Norwalk $.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
SKIDMORE & FURNBUIL
 Successors to Ii. A. Skidmore
Clearing Sale of WASH GOODS and Hot
 Weather Fabrics
Every yard to be sold, }Low Prices Will do it.

Do not Leglect the opportunity to secure some of the wonderful bar gains We shall display in our wash goods department tomorrow. Rta the list of special figures for our great closing out sale.
 10 pieces Sans Gene Plisse, beautiful wash fabric, new price to- day.
 5 Yard.
 One lot wash fabrics that will in clude several styles of goods. Among them you can find Saltens worth 122c. Batiste Stripes worth 1Sc, Figured Lawns worth 10c an! l22c, and many other styles e: equal value. We want to close out this lot, and have made price that is sure to do it, the quantity is not large, the price is small,
 Only Gle Yard.
 15 pieces fine printed Organdies and Dimities, sold throughout the season at 1926, now take your choice
 At S2c. 25 pieces elegant quality Tissue Organdies, worth l5c, special sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-29
TIMELY TOPICS.

I, Chase will continue his great reduc- ton sale until July 6.
 Pocketbook lost. Please return to this office.
 Strictly fresh eggs twenty cents dozen at Kelly's.
 The Upson. Singleton t Go do exactly what they advertise and they advertise suits at less than half price. The moral is plain,
 Special prices in every department at Curran's after o'clock tonight.
 Reliable man wanted to establish bus mess in Waterbury.
 Metal spinners wanted.