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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-19

fine lot OF watermelons has just bean
received By the Delaware Fruit and Rrp.
duee Company. No. 8 Il. 4th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-19

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware: Fair; westerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-19

DEA COAI. foi fanny uss.
Il Extra large aAs. Btu1 par tn
JOHN NJ SOLOMON.
ofdoe No. W. Sd strsla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-19

- Wrightsviilel JOHN NJ. EOLUMuN
Phones / 10 and 2aa
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IN II SALE-Stock ana fixtures OF a hard
~ " are store doing a good business with
hbyears lease Apply TO Wan. Church. Front
ana Ihtnail streets. az imF
The advocate., 1895-09-11

Our DOLLAR Library 10 q good thing
to put INTO the hands OF people who
have not bean reading reform literature.
It Coca free with three 81 gubgcribegs to
the ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1895-09-11
JUSTICE BROWNS LAW SCHOOL AD-
DRESS.

United States supreme court delivered
Rn address TO the Yale law school, CO.
pi0us extracts from which appeared in
the press throughout Che country at
tho time. From the portions of the sd-
dress published it was judged to have
been q most radical presentation of
corporate abuses, of special privileges
enjoyed by favored classes, and of cor
ruption in municipal, state and ma.
tional politics. The August Forum
contains much more extended report
Of this address published over the sig.
nature Of the author, and from this it
appears that the favorable judgment
based upon the former more limited
extracts is not altogether deserved.
The good things which he said, and
which called out 80 much favorable
comment by the reform press, look
much better standing by themselves
than they do when they are read with
the connections in which they occur.
The presentation made of the concen-
tration of wealth, Of the monopoly
of manufactures and of trade, of the
crushing out Of small producers and
small traders, and of the Capitalization
Of production "where labor and ma
terial can be obtained cheapest" are
seen to be more the mere statement Of
matters of fact than the pointing
out Of evils to be deplored or of wrongs
to be righted. This address as a whole
Is from the standpoint OF plutocracy
rather than from the standpoint of the
people. A few extracts from those
parts of the address heretofore omitted
will enable the. reader to form more
correct judgment of its scope and gen.
eral import, and we have selected q
few important ones with this end in
view. Here is one:
We may lament the disappearance of the
small employer-the man who worked with
his hands as well as with his brains and was
little more than the most skiliul OF his dozen
workmen; we may even become pathetic over
the loss OF the spinning wheel and the loom Of
our urPrandmothers but we may find consolation
In the thought that the cost Of production
has been constantly growing less; that COM
forts and even luxuries OF life which hun.
vam ,,rIrr ko ha In
OF people are now within the reach Of nearly
all: and that the profits which formerly went
70 the small producer are now even more
widely distributed In the form OF dividends
20 Stockholders rivulets of wealth
which trickle through all classes OF society
and offer the rewards Of thrift to the hum
blest households In the land.
Read this paragraph carefully and
thoughtfully. How much is there in
II that is truep Undoubtedly the cost
Of production has been constantly
growing less, and this is unquestlon-
ably source Of qualification to those
OF Justice Browns class who have the
means to obtain the comforts and lux.
uries Of life. But hoD have processes
OF production been chespenedG Has
it not been by the employment of ma
ohinery that has displaced human la
borp Does the idle workingman find
cause Of congrstulation in this cheap.
ening processp Is it true that these
comforts and luxuries which are so
cheap and so abundant 'are within the
reach Of nearly sllP" The plutocrstic
press viii probably say yes, but the
masses know better. A minority and
t
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MUHYON THEIR LEADER.
Prominent People Pledged to Support
Humane Methods.
Splendid Work Accomplished by tho Emit.
neut Professor.

Mrs. John Serysn. $40 West Fourth
street, New York City, says. Professor
Munyon's Remedies have really saved
me a small fortune In doctors feea We
have had great deal Of sickness In our
family, aud | used to call a physician
for my little one, several time. a week.
Now am glad 10 say that we have no.
employed doctor Tor two years. Whom.
ever auy one 10 Ill low doses OF Nun.
ron's Remedies act like magic aud save
a, long spells OF sickness. We have
used Munyon's Cures with wonderful
success, in colds, coughs, feyers, core
throat, diarrhea, liver complaint and
dyspepsia, aud, In fact, in ali kinds Of
sickness. For inyself. ! have been cured
Of asthma by Munyon's Asthma Rem.
edics."
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia
Cure curcs ali forms Of indigestion aud
stomach troubles such as constipation,
rising Of food. distress after eating,
bloating OF the stomach, palpiiation OF
the heart, shortness Of breath and all
affections OF tho heart caused BY indi.
gestioa. It soothes. heals and invigor.
n,e, stomachs that have been weakened
by over.eating. or where tho lining OF
the stomach has been impaired by
physIc and Injurious medicines. Price
2j cents.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company, OF Philadelphia, put up
specifies Tor nearly every disease. which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for 25
cents bottle.
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lNGiILS itND SULLIYlN.
Tho Champion erIte Fighter and Z


Tho EI.ChampI"u errsc Fighter and E1.
bruatnr trnrh Run>n, Meat.
Tho Hon. J. J, ingalls,. cx-United
States senator froia Kansas, and John
j. Sullivan. et.cJNuhion heavyweight
priza fighter, have not, and according
to witnesses OF tho INJECTING arc tho best
OF friends. Halph Iagalls, son Of tho
ex-senator, who Mas tho cau.o Of the
two men cotninG toScthsr on nn east.
bound paasepRor train on which both
were pa.sensers. gives an intareatinv
recital Of the nGNiE aIf. Ingals was
on hs way 10 Tekas on a lcc.uriny tour,
while Sullivan was Oh route to Kansas
City with his lh1atrical company to till
an engagement. The ex-senator had
been admirIu2 Ehllivan's phvsious, and
upon learning hi. iduntily Immediately
evincsd great intofest and desired "a
meet him. Italph Ingalls, soon cou.
triYed TO bring tho Two famous mon 10.
pe,Iler. Thcy ciasned hands and in.
duiged in hea.ty shake.
81 am pleased 70 Ieeo. you, Mr.. Sulli.
van" aaid NJ Ingal(,. II have heard
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MAuTINs FEnnY.
itnrs and MlshHps In the Thriving CWy
Across The River.

A lodge Of the Good Tenplars was
organized in Commercial hail oil Tues.
day night by Miss Hanna, OF Wheeling.
with forty members and those officers:
Past chief, Fred Eboriing; chief temp
lar. Ira NJ Owens; vice TEN plar, Daniel
Clark; chaplain, James Blinco: marshal,
Joseph Beavou; treasurer. Mira I. Ii.
Stanton; financial secretary, William
Coates; secretary, Albert Yennnm, cor.
responding secretary, Thomas Craig:
guard, Charloa Morgan; sentinel, Mira,
Hannah Neider; trustees. Jaincs BInco.
Albert Vennum md Ira N. Ovens. :
Tho new cornct band Of Thoburn
Post No. 72, G. A. r, numbers twenty.
two members. with Mr.. Deaenbaurh 4,
leader. aud will be known as tho G. A,
X, Band Of Martins Ferry. It will play
Tor post 79 on tho occasion Of funerals,
Decoration Day exercises, entertain.
ments. etc. aud like all other bands will
hire out whom wanted. Considerable
practicing has been dono and the band
Is playing nicely. Thoburn post, by
tho way. 10 larger and In better shape
than ever. There are nine,y.two mem
bera In good'stauding. This Is believed
TO DO the largest G. A. r. post In eastern
Ohio.
An error was made iu.,he application
Tor requisit!ou papers for Patrick Sulli.
van aud they were returned by Gov.
ernor Mckinley. Tho papers were
drawn up yesterday according TO law
and sent 10 Governor Mckinley. Mar.
shnt NNaS - f.
risburG, Pa. yesterday afternoon to get
the signature Of Governor HasHngi.
Spence, Baxes & Co.'s stove works
seem TO be getting their full share OF bus.
mesa. The inotISdars make three DAYS
every week and the other uorimen four
and this compares very tavorably with
other manufacturing establishments
such tunes Ne theee.
Tho evidence being insufficient, tho
caso acgin,. August He'll, beard yester.
day before Mayor Westwood, was dis.
missed. He was charged with beating
his horso.
A valentine .Aocih,Hill be given BY
the young ladies St Mary's church a.
scheehlet hall on February l3-and IA.
THIS is the third week OF tue revival
at the II. E church. There have been
quite number oil accessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, of
Walnut street, will bury aseysn months
old son NJ Rveryiew to-day.
Joseph Foust who fell on the ice and
was badly used up couple o! week,
ago i, able to be out again.
"The Trolley systam," which ap.
pears here next Monday night, ia being
we'll advertised.
Last night hop was given by the
Friendship club at the rooms on Wal.
nut street.
Mia, Bess Brady will re,rrn in few
days from an extended visit ct Brook.
lyn, n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paxton buried an
infant a. Rirerv:ew cemetery yes,er.
day.
Charles W. Kusruck left last night
for Cincinnati after shor. visit hese.
john Hatch has moved his shoe store
into the Bnylo,s House building.
Ralstou 4 Co.'S imported Maltese
kitten attracts much attention.
The Farmers Institute at Colerain
opens tomorrow evening.
Ono Of the children Of Policeman
Fritz Och 10 alex.
Frank Eloerts family now number.
three E
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much Of you and admired your remark.

much Of YOU aud admired your remark.
able pusllistie proves"
IT affords mo great pleasure TO moot
yon, Senator Ingalls,, replied Sullivan,
II have read many Of your speeches In
the senate and have always considered
you one Of the great men oithis coun.
Mr.. ingalls, said no would like to fee,
o! Mt. Sullivan's strong right arm.
which had put so many opponents to
sleep, aud hoped Mr.. Sullivan would
not take offsnse or consider him for.
ward or impairment Mr.. sullivan dc.
clatcd Il would afford him great pleas.
nre and immediately pulled of his coat
and extended his right arm for Mr.. In.
gala inspection. Mr.. Ingalls, tolt OF
tho arm Tor n moment. Ito then stood
back few foot and Gazed rapturously
upon the great expanse Of chest and
shoulders, after which he ielt Of Mr.. Sui.
lovans hand. After finishing his In.
spection Mr.. Ingalls said: III don't
wonder that you licked 90 MANY men
aud held tho worlds championship 40
long with those powerful arms and tina.
massive, sturdy Frame"
John" said Mr.. Iugalls, laying his
hand gently upon Mr.. Sullivan's
shoulder, why don't you enter tho
ring again and try TO win the cham.
pionship from CorbettP"
For the same reason, gness that
you did not enter the race for senator"
replied Mr.. Sullivan, with n merry
twinkle in his eye. ~ consider one
Knockout enough"
"fhcy Say you arc too old to put up
successful fight" said Mr.. Ingalls,.
The talk about 4 man being too old
to fight after he is thirty.ayo il non.
SENSE" exclaimed Mr.. Sullivan, WHO
went on to give reasons.
Tho two ,pen soon became the center
Of m interested group Of passengers and
convcrsed until! the train reached Kan
sRs City. At parting Sullivan pre-
sented his picture to Mr.. Ingalls, and
each shook hands with the hope tina,
they might soon meet again.
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They Parted Even.
EnVw-tI GTnr Ir-ts

The Phoenix and Harves. teams OF
the South Side league played two very
interesting games at Fe,,e's alleys last
evening. Both games we're very close,
the FIRE. being won By ouly one point.
The score in detail:
Phrni1-Worls l05, Neuman e5,
Mill los. Funds leO. Stanley 1853,
Blind l07; total G93.
Harvest-Fet.s 1873, Schec!e III
Yenke l01, France Ill. J. Bowman lis,
]. Bowman Ill; total co..
The Harvest turned the tables on the
Phoenix crowd in the second game.
winning by narrow margin on small
team scoros The score:
larvcst-Fette l2l. Sheele 1876, Yenko
rs. France 1874. J. Bowman 1874, J. Bow.
man III; total 762.
PhGnix-Wosls 1856, Newman 143
Null 1902. Funds i05, Stanley l29, Blind
10; total 124
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Nxw ORLEANS. Jan. 3o.-Forty.s;x,h
day Crescent City Jockey Clubs witer
meeting. Weather rainy aud cold !;
track heavy. Summary:
First, six furlongs-Burrelrs Billet
won; q. b. Cox second; Merritt third =;
time. | :21!.
Second, mile and twenty yards-Tcn
Spring won; Chauncey second; Tippe.
canoe third; time, 1854.
Third, six iurlongs-sa,inet won
kingora second; Old Dominion third ;
time. l:20i.
Fourth. handicap. five iurlony,-Bird
Catcher won; Trixie second; Festival
third; time. l:0G!.
Fifth. mile-Say On won; Viola c.
second; Blue and White third; time
:53l,
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eioo Reward, 1lOo.

The reader Of thi, paper will bs
pleased 10 learn tia. there is at leas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Ca,arrh Cure /,
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being 4
constitutional disease. require. 4 con.
stitutional treatment Halls Ca.arrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
on the blood aud mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patieu. strength BY building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The p.oprietors have 20
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials. ~
Address. FL. CHENEY L Co.,
Toledo, o.
To Sold by druggists, 75c.
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THERE is good reason for tho bonn
larity Of Chamberlniu's Cough Remedy
Davis K Buzard, OF West Montercy
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: at has curci
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded ,hcm IN
Try n bottle OF Chambcrlain's CougH
Remedy md they now recommend il
with the rest Of U.s." o5 and 30 con,
bottles for sale BY Chn,. r Goe,ze Viii
". Irwin. John Klari, Vim. \ viii.
Jams, 9. Menkemeller, WIN. II. Uayno
RI. q. Stewart, A. L. Schonle, J. Colc.
man. Q. Schnepi, YIN. MonkemcIIor
Wheeling; ". Va; Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port; u. +. Peabody & Son, BcnyooJ
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MONTREAL, QUE. Jan. 30.-Davidson,
Rudd and Moshcr arrived here TO-DAY
Tor the Canadian skating champion.
ship races on Saturday. They are in
the beat Of trim. AlcCulloch and vii.
son. OF Winnipeg. have been practising
here for some days. Tho oiliclas of tho
Amateur Skating Association, OF Can.
ada. do not care whether Tho Dono.
ghue' come or not. 'rhey arc no, ias
enough Tor our people hore." tho pre.i.
don't said to-day. Johnson will arrive
tomorrow. At i"ast 5000 people arc
expected to attend.
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MASr stubborn and acgrava,ing case,
OF rheumatism that were believed to be
incurablc, and accepted as life legscies,
have yielded to Chamberlain Pain
Balm. much TO the surprise and gra,i,i.
cation Of the suherers. Ono ap plica,ion
will relieve the pain and suffering and
It's continued use in.ures an efTectual
cure,
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Low Rates to wn.hingtou-TieKex Good
Ten Days.

Low Rates to Unshlngtou-TieKen Good
Ten Days.
Washington is at all times place OF
interest, but it 10 particularly 50 and is
seen at its best during the winter
months. when Congress is in session.
What Rome was TO every soldier OF the
empire, what Athens was to the Greek,
Washington Is and should DO to every
citizen OF the United States-his glory.
his pride, his inheritance. his e,ta,eH
It belongs TO him. All its magniiiccnce.
all its glory. all It's fame,its public
buildings, its paintings, its stat.
uary. its monuments. its gardens,
its libraries. its museums, its streets
and its parks. You have no doubt
often promised yourself a trip to
the National Capital. Why not avail
yourself Of the opportunity to do so
now; tho next excurHon Ia announced
via the Baltimore & Ohio for Thur,day.
February Il, the rates are remarkably
low and train service the best the Dalti.
more & Ohio has to offer. 1t Ve,nbuled
and Limited Expross trains can be used
on either the going or returning jour.
ney, rs best suits your convenience.
Trains leave Wheeling sos a. m. and
0:ij p. III. Parlor car on morning train
flom Pittsburgh and sleeping car on the
might train. Tickets $40 for the round
trip.
Correspondinsly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be good ten DAYS. and will
be valid for passage from Washington
to Baltimore at any time within ,holife
of tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guide 10 points OF interest in Washing
ton, address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
agent
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ONLY TWO MINUTES
Required by Tim saealon to KNOCK
Out Nikirk bass Night.
ONE OF THE SHORTEST OIL RECORD.
soanian's sunesior 'Scishe and Roach
Left Nikirk AT ltD Mercy--rho Box.
Ing Was Fast AM EneIous From
start to Finlvn \ Much sIon or
Changed iIanIs-fWncllc Beaten by
Lotus-other SewA OF Sport.

A knock.oa. ds,ie cOn,cst Of les.
than one complete shree.minu,e round
Is something that 10 seldom sosn.
"Lanky lob" NtssiiNpon, put "Jim"
Hall, his brother AatsaIian, to sleop
In one round, aua on ose OF two other
occasions tho job has bcNp done. Those
who witnessed the gloro contest DO.
tneen"Tiin" Scanlap AMI Harry Nlkirk,
at the arena Of the CoIanbian Athletic
Club. last night, saw sneb happening
Nieirk was able 10 stand up before
Seaman only two minu.e,; at the ond Of
that time he was u beaten man. The
teeno tina. followed this mos. unex.
pected eadins Of Nha, was though,
would DO aionS.wiaded aaAir. requiring,
perhaps, AZ extsa ro0ud OF two. was al.
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in both games, winning on narrow
margins.
The defea, OF the La Bellies gives the
Samele.s undi,puted hold on frs. place
With the Brownies close third. This
makes two leaders that have had their
hopes shattered on Seibert's alleys in
succession. The Pen aud Peucils who
NEE: the leaders on the same alleys on
next Saturday Eight now look forward
with fond anticipation Of repeating the
same dose. At present no club ha. q
cinch on first place.
The score OF the first game:
Lo,us-O'Neil l59. Haller l35, Ham.
ilson 1879. Hall l6e, Weitzei al, wei.e
1856; total SIC.
LaBells-Stevenson l3S. Wells ll9,
Mccoy al, W. Day $50. Rhees leo, J..
Day l4S; total S85.
Lotu.....-s:S IT, 80 go iol 5O2 j.5 G-i ~ s7g
Lai'ee,...1I ld3 ?57 IS: al SIS elS "; "a ss6
The L. Belle led in tho first inning
which lead they maintained until the
last frame, when they took another
hard drop. The story Of the game:
Lotus-ONeill l5S. Halter ia, Hamil.
ton lSe. Hall IN, Weitzel 130. Weise
1874; total 3l9.
La Belle-Stevenson l45. Wells 1872,
Mccoy 100. ". Day las, Rhees 1874, J..
Day lo9; total sos.
Lotus.....sG Is1 20 2.s &C.. +I3 5cs Cis 10 sig
La Belle. 3. lss 80 ISL Il! as elO ca T;l -.
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ave guarantee Johnson's Mnr,o,,,
oli; 1t has no superior for ali achas " s.',
pains. internal or external man "nu
beast. 81 90 size 90 conta. ho ".a, OK
- I've CONS chAS' r. Goc'ze and ". ".
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THE only way to cure catarrh is to
purify the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
pnrities the blood aud tones up the
whole system. 6
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Tho Business Man should boar In
mind that the INTELLIGENCER
hINDsRY is thoroughly equipped
TO do first-class work. We resp ec.-
fuliy solicit an order and will guar
ontoo tho work to be OF a superior
and excellent quality. Give us n
trial order.
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LADEI.LE BEATEN.
Surprising Result OF tho bowling Game,
Last Night.
WHEELING LEAGUE

HE bowling crauls
received another
surprise last even.
ingin the form OF au.
other tumble of sure
pen nant winners.
the IaBelle team by
the Lotus, tho tail.
euders OF the last
series. Both games
were holly contested
up to the las, frame,
but the Lotus team
made strong finishes
winning nm Darrnr
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"o mako Blank Books, Special
Ruled Work, Bind Magazines. Pe-i-
odica's' etc.. In fact. do everything
usually done In a
FlRsT-cLASS BOOK s,NDERYI
Drop postal card or call UP by
telephone and we will call for YOU.
order.
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CaStoria.

"Castoria sso well adapted to children thst
lrecornend II as superior to any prescription
Known TO me-" a ARcHrS, n. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY.
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The use OF 'Catoris' is SO universal and
It's merits 80 well known that It seems a work
OF supcrercgatIon to endorsc 1t. Few arc the
Intelligent families vino 90 not keep Cas.oia
within easy reach"
cARios MARTYR. D. D.,
New York City,
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To Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-22
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS

Missoula.. Nov. 21.-President A
Ferguson. f. NJ. Keim and r. j. Rruns
returned TODAY from Anaconda. where
they attended the Trades & Labor
assembly. President Ferguson is loud
in his praise OF the way the grand
lodge was entertained. and reports a
most profitable session.
The Whaley brothers Were passen-
gers on the train from the East TODAY.
They are looking well sster their long
absence. Dave weighs 202 pounds.
William Cave was seriously injured
this evening at his home while he was
splitting wood The axe caught on
the clothes line and struck him on the
top OF his head. infiicting a severe scalp
wound.
Ed Rost. the veteran hack driver
who has more friends than any other
man in town. is confined TO his room
at the European hotel Three DAYS
ago he suffered a light paralytic
stroke and his left arm and shoulder
are helpless. His power of speech Is
also affected and he speaks with DIM
Guilty. His condition this evening is
somewhat improved.
A N. Stevens has a handsome elk
head In his store which was presented
20 bsm by Fred Lemkey. peculiar
ity of the head. aside from its size, il
abe queer enlargement Of the lower