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SILKS.

Easily the most attractive SILK
news we've ever had to tell. 1t
concerns thee hundred pieces,
just the kind every lady will want
for months TO come.
Embroidered TaIetas, two-tonsd CT
fects, IS different designs, $40. a YARD.
Embroidered Pongees. all SILK, newest
designs and colOrings, zee. a YARD.
Heavy All-Silk Taffetas. in Cheek ana
Stripe Effects, 7sc. "a yard.
Real Printed India silks, light grounds'
with Dresden figures, &c. yard.
silk Plisse. Black ana CoiOred grounds,
with fancy stripes. N.l9 yard.
Pretty All-Silk Colored Piss, beauuiui
designs. csc. n
BACK and White Stripe Taffetas, Doc.
Yard Wide Solid-Color India silks, All
shades. 25c. n yard.
Handsome Drapery Silks. In Oriental
Black Satin Duchess. $3.50 value, Sl.@
Black Satin Duchess. best So value. 81
Rack pau de Sole. handsome quality.
Sc Sec our 75c. quality.
Black Embroidered India Tanetas, SOC
yard. 49,, "a
Kal-Kai silks, the washable kind. Ice.
Piss Silks. Crepon Effects. various
cetorc flr.
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Richmond 10 Virginia Beach and
Return, SO.

via
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
Tickets on sale April 18th. 18th, and 18th,
good TO return until April 18th.
For fun information apply at Company's
office, S3S east Main street
r. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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DR.. Brook. to Make the Address.

The Bible Society OF Virginia has Sc
cured the services OF the Rev. Arthur
Brooks. d. d.. OF New York, to deliver
the annual address before the society this
year. The meeting will be held in 81.
Pauls church on Sunday. the 2ist OF
prf1
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MnndoIins and Guitars.

Those beautiful Mandolins and Guitars
at Hume-MinOr Company's. 600 Broad
street, are the finest in the city, and
prices the lowest.
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All Along the Line.

II you need anything in Furniture our
spring stock is elegant. and We can suit
you. Yours, SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
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I'ia nos.
WONDERFI-L BARGAINS.

Uprights. Squares. and Grands. new and
secondhand; all styles; very low-priced.
and easy terms. Call early. and secure a
bargain at Huma-Minor ComDanys, Broad
near Seventh.
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See our SO Suits-best in the world.
JOHN T. EWIG,
Skaters Successor.
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Don't waste your money by buying
ready-made clothes Get something that
will give you satisfaction. and will cot
less In the end. besides having the looks
thrown in. JOHN r. EWIG.
Highest-Grade Tailor.
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ALFRED A. FARLAND,

BANJO VIRTUOSO,
Young Mems Christian Association Han,
THURSDAY, MAY I'D.
Admission 50c.. including reserved seats.
an 14-lt
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RICHMOND VA Aprr
TheCohenC Company
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF NEW WARES

bow themselves for the time patrons this morning and
prices that appeal to the judgment of wise public Never before
values squeezed to such low point Will they be again?
Things sold at present prices never be duplicated
The Peoples Store news is at higher pitch now than has
benin years calls for no guessing the goods o
the prices are made and you are invited to paake of the
profits with
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Don't fail 10 read the new advertisement
In to-days paper. front page, or ID. d Il.
Mitteldorfer's.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Buy your Mattings and Window-Shades
at Mitteldorfer's-
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WORSTED SKIRTS AND
DRESSES.

A manufacturers line Of hand
some samples has been shipped
to US for three days to sell what
we can out and return the rest.
Prices about one quarter and one half
the usual
81 Refer Suits. $40
so Refer suits. 81 and $50
81 Refer Suits. $3.50 and $40.
81 Refer suits, 81.
Sij SKIRTS for $40.
sS Skirts for -.
g. Skirts for $50
$50 skirts for sos.
IIsndsoma line ot SIX and Mourning
cloth Capes. from $3.50 to $i'5.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
What rainbow tint but is among
these Spring Woollens, entirely
beyond comparison in extent and
elegance.
SIX and Wool Fancy Mixtures, exqui-
site designs sac. a yard
SIX and Wool Fancy Weaves. SIC.
$ii9 for Fancy silk and Wool FABRICS
eXcIlsite tninss. 49,
Colored Wool Crepons, 65c., to $50
s,inch-wide All-Wool serges. all shades,
Eng!ish Checks in Atwood. soc.
English CheViOt Checks, PC.
81 pieces OF Wool Fancy Dress Goods
at = l-2c a yard. ,,,,,,
SILK AND WOOL CHAILl EsS-IHlE
PRETTIEST LINE WE'VE EVER
cTICkN-Nr II. a nd SO yalup-g0C a yard.
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So CENTS.

To protect ourselves against people
buying them to sell again weW..
only sell two chairs to a customer.
Pretty Oak Tables, finest polish ea!
double deck. $50.
Observation-Disclosures on Glassware.
Pretty Glass Naples, fancy design. a,
e. each
Fire Polished Water-Goblets. 2 i-2c eah
Large-Size Berry or Salad B0Wls a.n ..
as brilliant as cut-glaeg. a. iir eatH
SiX-Piece Table Sets-sugar-d slolg.
holder. butter-dlsh, and cream-pi.t-f-
al for ljC.
Beautifully-shaped Swinging Floss-
Vases. 10 and l5c. each.
Half-Gallon Clearly-Polished Yarr-
Pitchers at BE. each.
A sale OF Lamps and Tables.
Furnished Brass Banque, Lamp en.
bossed head, fancy column. lits
style bottom. worth s. each. Tor s. 80
Gold Lacquer-Plate Banquet Lamps
onyx. column, hligree style botol.
usual s. sort, FOR S22.
Handsome Banquet lamps. onW
column. warranted Il karat rI
lacquer plate, the usual s. SORT i2f
Exquisite Porcelain Banquet Lamps.
mounted on brass. worth 81 each. ..r
Polished Brass Tables genuine Mex. an
onyx top. fancy legs, FOR A.1j.
Here's pickings from the Baskc,
department.
Co Fancy Work -Baskets-perhaps o
various styles. %. and ijc. sorts
$50 Fancy Waste-B Baskets. may be
dozen different styles-your choice q,
pc.
Partitioned Willow Knife and Fors
Baskets at 29c.-one third the usua.
Tsble-Mat Sets. consisting OF six. at Of.
q dozen Covered Market Baskets. sc
value. Tor .9c
Large willow Ciothes-Hampers. o..
Large Washstand-Sp lashers. @xts r..,.
at Sc.
Other special attractions.
Highest Gede American Porcelain To.
Cups and Saucers zee. dozen
Highest Grade American IOIcel.l
Breakfast Plates AZ &C.. each
Exquisite .y- Shaped Decorated Fee
Sets, 10 pieces, the usual 9 sam.
Magnlhcently Shaped Dinner 81.
dainty decorations. ll2 piec, ..r e
Frettly-Shaped White Porcelain I4-..-
Pitchers AZ these prices
l-2 pints, az Toe: piuts Il i.c ?
quarts. az &c; quarts. az ftr
so Agatcware Pie-plates a. ..-...s
than one half the usual
Agateware Long Handle Saucepan i1s
usual 50c. sort Tor BE
Wire Egg-Beaters. lc each
9'-fOot Cl0thes-Lincs az g..
Dish-Mops az Sc.
pc. Brlstlc Stove Brushes Ar 'fr
Patent Lemon.Juicc Squoel'rs al -c
k.tchen-Towel Rollers az &c.
Best Joe. Soap.
pc. Ostrich Feather busters frr fc
Silexo Securing Soap per cahe g.
TIE COHEN co
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Refrigerators.

SYDNOR e HUNDLEY.
Headquarters for Refrlgerators.
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An entlTe new dSSOIllHSIlt IOI w.
day.
Black Crepon priestley'sl, IS inches
wide. 7S and SOC. yard.
Priestley's BrOA-u-kOcK Crepon, Il
inches wide. also a yard.
Prlestley's ca Crepon, silk stripe -
a yard. ca
New line OF Priestleys Fancies at soc.
Priestley's All-Wool Serges at &c.
a yard.
46-inch All-Wool Serge, 3Sc.
81 and 80 yard.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT.

MISS WALDEN WILL GIVE AN
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT at Month
cello Hall 70 pupils and friends OF afternoon
dancing school FRIDAY. APRIL 18TH.
at 3 r. NJ Refreshments served 10 all
present A PRIVATE PICNIC will be
given TO tho evening classes EASTER
MONDAY at Cunningham's farm. Wa
CONS will leave teachers residence az $50
A. NJ. ap li-1t'
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BASEBALL.
RICHMOND VS.. PETERSBURG.

TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
April 18th. 18th, and nth.
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SHlRI.WAlSTS.
Where can you find such values
bit AZ the PtOnle'S Store

10 different styles Of Soc Laundered
Shirt-Waists. made and guaranteed 10
M as well as the $50 waists.
4 different STYLES ladies' Iaundered
~ DESIGNS OF Ladies Shirt Waists at
s9c.; fun laundered-best H.2j value.
see our 81. SIS. and $50 line in Linen,
Percale. Lawns, and Chevlots.
Wash-Silk Waists at $50.
Fancy Tafeta SILK Waists, &25 10 1915.
nnLLIhNLLAlc GnnIAC
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A complete line OF Table Cutlery
from the best makers Do Amerci
A BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE on
SALE THIS WEEK.
Fine quality solid-Steel HALVES A.,
Forks. cocoa handles, real value II
a dozen. for soc
Fine quality Solid Steel Knives ana
Forks. cocoa bandles. h.lfs-st
curved blade, value $50 dozen l.,
Extra fine quality solh.s,sa Kr.,..
and Forks. bone handles. tr.A.
bolstered. at s. % a dozen
Finest quality Forgei-Steel Knives ara
$50 - dozen, for $50
Superior quality Carvers forks vita
patent guard and rest-mada fl.r, h.,.
double sheet steel. and WARRANTED f,-
&C. a set.
Then here are the famous
Rogers goods knives, forks. ana
spoons.
Rogers's Silver Triple-Piate HALVES ana
Forks, s. % a dozen.
Rogers's silver Trlple-Plets Teaspoons
sl9S a dozen.
Rogers's Silver Tnple-pla,, TaA.s.
spoons. $3.50 dozen.
HERE'S A TRADE INTENSE.
FER A: For while longer we'll
continue the sale Of those Ladies
Sewing or Porch Rockers, highly.
polished maple, closely and double
woven rattan seats, and spindle
back for
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dorous resin-sized paper, a wall ,,
matched lumber; a wall Of z,.
soldered, perfectly air tght s,.
water tight-an impossibH.ty ur4..
the old-style construction. r.
MOVABLE PATENT GNIl
MED ICE Compartment
which makes ii the only Re1g,n.
ter that can &c kept absolute,
pure and clean for all time. w.
full guarantee them to you.
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Game called at Ais r. NJ.
Admission. ?Sc.: Boys. loc.; Ladies. iSe.
at grandstand. ap l<-lt
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FRENCH ORGANIZES.

Who ever saw such dreams OF
beauty? so different designs 25c.,
the usual s. and SOC. qualities.
Real Scotch Dimities. in the prettiest
Shadings, &c. yard, 80 IncneS WIDE
usual 3jc. quality.
SIX Swivei bingham. the best line
OF designs we've ever shOwn-OUc.
quality. 35c.; the ioc. qualities, &c.
Real Scotch Bingham NOVeIu-s, eN-
elusive designs, % and 35c. - yard.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, y l-Zc F9rf.
French Piques in hair-line and pin-dot
designs. lie a yard.
French Drawn-Thread Organize. satin
stripe, black grounds, with colored de-
signs. 10 2-3c a yard-20c. value.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
CoIored Crepons. any shade, including
BLACK and some figured ones. S-4c.
printed India Llnons, pretty hair-line
and pin-dot designs. sc. a YARD;
Colored Ground organizes. look IKE the
French. Toe. a yard. ia.
COlored Dress Ducks, for reefer suits,
Zoe a yard-I6 2-3c. quality.
Al Bleached Cotton, made. by Lonsdale
Cambria Company. equal to Fruit-of-
the Loom, &c. yard.
LACES AND EMBROIDERY.
When before this was there such
A sea of Laces and EmDrolderles
Linen Torchon Lace, 8. S, IL. u IL, 10,
and l9c q piece OF y yards.
Linen Torchon. l inch wide. &c; Z-lnch
&c: 3-inch, &c. q, 50
Ivory Lace, 9 inches vide, 10 ana i9c'
a ward; 10 inches wide, 2ic. yard;
Madeira Laces. In SILK, inches WIDE,
e5c. A yard Z inches wide, BIC. yard.
Madeira I.aces. in Oriental 10 lnches
wide 29c. yard; - inches, sec yard.
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Rattan is not twistable into r,s.
tier shapes than 90 10 form ,ses.
BABY CARRIAGES, while PHI,
richest plush and brocate.e wee
none too good for the uun.,,
Patent hubs. easy springs. an
brakes. At $40.
Of course the Carriage may COST
less or more So or $40.
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that any voters were bsrgained for a
purchase by me; but since you have been
bold enough 10 confess your guilt In this
particular. deny your right to be now
heard on this ground OF complaint deny
your right TO examine the books and the
ballots until you have first shown. by
evidence. sufficient grounds 10 JUSTIFY
the County Committee In believing that
enough Illegal votes were cast to change
the result OF the election
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31
Saturday, Aug. "a

Neche is building many nice blocks.
Billings county is being prospected
for gold.
Park River reports immense sales of
farm machinery.
Jakey Wineman wants a tube line
from the Red River VALLEY to Duluth
for wheat transportation.
Judge Sauter sentenced three men
at Grafton to the penitentiary last
week in terms ranging fran two to
three years.
A Grand Forks man named Cunning
ham was arrested for throwing his
family out doors. Three Of the chill
dren had diphtheria.
v. Kiley, recently released from the
Saltwater penitentiary, broke into the
shop of the Walpeton Boiler and En-
gine works at night, damaged the ma
chinery $1,000. and carried off many
small tools. His motive was revenge,
as he had been recently discharged tor
drunkenness.
A heavy hail storm visited Garrett
son, s. D., and lasted about twenty
minutes. The hailstones were exceed
ingly large, some measuring over
four inches through and thirteen
inches periphery. Reports from farm
ers visiting from the north Of tn city
are to the effect that corn and other
vegetables was stripped and extensive
ly razed to the ground.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31

While ut work on Lewis Potter's
farm near Dimondale, Mich, Frank
Lonsbury and Augustus Fox dug up
box full Of gold nuggets and little
sack of pure gold flakes.
State Senator C. A. Porter, one of
the men who is opposing Quay in
PENNSYLVANIA, has sued the Philadel-
phia Inquirer for libel, claiming $780,
600 damages.
Joseph Layden of Maiden, w. Va,
is the father Of twenty-eight children,
his youngest being a ten-pound boy
born a day or two ago. Mr. Layden
is seventy four years old and his wife
fifty-five.
The Big -Four ran it's first passenger
train into Louisville over the new
Louisville and Jeflersonville bridge.
This is the bridge on which so many
lives were lost during it's construc-
tion.
A war among the retail druggists in
Kansas City is threatened by the fact
that several drug stores are advert.s-
ing cut prices on proprietary medi-
cines, and there are complaints OF cor
responding cuts in prescriptions.
Dir. %. J. Seaman is placed on trial
at Detroit for the murder Of Emily
Hall by criminal operation. This is
the case in which Bell the English
preacher figures.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31
NUBBINS OF NEWS.
Atems OF General Interest Placed in
Few Linea.

Atems OF General Interest Placed in
Few Lines.
An attempt was made last night TO
wreck west-bound Southern Pacific
train fifty miles west of Houston,
Tex.
Preparations are in progress at the
war department to secure the incor-
poration Of another star OH the United
States flags to represent Utah. 80
Nearly hundred Republican editors
or ONO are. at Springfield to call Oh
Gen. Bushnell
The Grand Househould Of Ruth, the
women's branch of the Colored Odd
Fellows of America, met I'M conven-
ton in Chicago to-day.
The Figaro says it is authorized to
declare there is no question of recall
ing United State Ambassador Eust!s.
The Railway Postal Clerks Mutual
Benefit Association of the United
States. will hold it's next annual con-
vention in Chicago beginning Sept g.
Secretary and Mrs Carlisle have re-
turned to Washington. They left
Washington almost a month ago and
spent most of the time in tour Of the
great lakes.
The date for the annual meeting Of
the National Association Of Manufac-
turers at Chicago has been fixed for
Nov. 10, 1895, instead of Oct. Is. as
heretofore ordered.
George s. Mossis, an American min
Ing man, was shot and wounded in a
duel at Ameca, Mex, by q Spaniard
named Jose Salsazar.
Oscar Baughman, city alderman of
Lewiston, ILL.,, has been arrested in
Chicago charged with burning Fulton
county court house. Little credence is
placed in the charge.
The Fort Clark Electric railroad of
Peoria, ILL.,, has passed into the hands
of G. r. Cummings and Walter Bark
er, leading stockholders of the Central
railroad.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
che Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports of the
Press Associations.
WashfnEtOn.

The bureau Of labor is Investigating
he condition of American seamen,
particularly the part middlemen take
II the hiring of crews.
w. r. Lyon, presidential postmaster
vt Selma, Cal, was removed, because
le published in his paper, the lrrigat-
,r, an article rejecting ON President
Cleveland. Lyon was a Democrat.
Commissioners Schultz, Kidd and
Day, who have been designated by
he secretary of the interior to allot
ands in Southern Utah, have begun
operations.
1t is now said that the shortage of
Ainsworth X. SpofTord, librarian of
congress, will be at least $4,000 The
detailed report Of Treasury Expert
Myers has shown so serious a condi-
ion Of affairs that Secretary Carlisle
aas laid it before the president for
.ction.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31
stone in Mingo county, w. Va, near
he Kentucky line, by John Strauss.

stone in Mingo county, w. Va, near
he Kentucky line, by John Strauss.
Government Detective Grier is in
all at Perry Sound. Ont, charged
With shooting and dangerously wound
ng a whisky peddler whom lie at
empted to arrest.
Dependency over the fact that the
highway commissioners had turned n
stream of water SO that it flowed
through his premises prompted Will
am Mass, a well-to-dO farmer at Rock
Island, ILL.,, to commit suicide.
Deputy Marshal Burke and posse az
'ested two notorious female outlaws
aear Pawnee, o. r., but had to fight
% make the arrest. The names of the
women are JenLie Medkifr, formerly
Annie McDoulet, aged fifteen.
A. J. Lusk, cashier of the First N:l-
ional Bank of Wichita, Kan, WAS ar
'ested at Long Geach, an ocean re-
,ort near Portland, Or. Ec is clr,rgcd
with embezzling $SO.O00 two years ago.
or which he escaped OH a technicaiity
snce and then fled.
Howard Lambert of Elkhart, Ind,
recently married Miss Lena Russell.
:ot 81 200 Of her money for business
enterprise and disappeared. His
friends fear he has been murdered.
de was highly connected and bore an
excellent reputation.
1t is charged at Santa Fe, N. NJ,
that Congressional Delegate Thomas
B. Catron and his law partner,
Charles r. Spear, have attempted by
bribery and intimidation to prevent
certain persons from appearing as
witnesses in the case Of the murder
Of ex-Sheriff Chavez.
Sam Sheeter, a negro from Fort
Wayne, Ind. narrowly escaped being
lynched at Otsego, Mich. He is one
Of A gang that has terrorized that
vicinity by a series Of robberies and
other crimes for ten days past. Last
night he robbed Mrs. Nj. Smith and
tried to assault her.
Jacob and Samuel Goldstein, aged,
respectively six md eight years, were
arrested at Des Moines, Iowa, for
rihing the rostotfice box Of the Citi-
zens' National bank. Checks and
drafts amounting to $5.G61 were recov-
cred f'om the lads, but 81, 400 is miss
ing.
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Sunday, Aug. Is.

Land seekers are becoming numer-
GUS in North Dakota.
At the Quinlan farm, near Bismarck,
2,25O bushels of oats were threshed
In nine hours.
Ransom county's wheat harvest
shows wide range in Yields to 25
bushels per acre.
The residence of w. s. Parsons,
Devils Lake, burned. Children upset
q stove.
There was a burglary at Dates
store, In Guelph. Diskey county. The
safe was blown open and $500 in sill
yer and $33 In stamps, besides some
currency, were taken.
The extent of the crop in Barnes
county can be imagined when 1t is
known that from Valley City alone
have been sent 125 new binders to
cut the crop. eleven cars Of twin to
bind it, and about fifteen complete
new threshing machine outfits to
thresh it, besides those brought in
from the outside.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-08-31
Fun for Reds.

Black River Falls, Wis. Aug. %. -
The big war dance Of the Winnebagos
near this city to-day furnished attrac-
ton for great number Of visitors
There was a genuine war dance in
which the Chippewa Indians Joined.
A vast number of presents were show.
cred upon the Winnebago dancers.
But one encounter took place, and
that was the outgrowth of the Black
Hawk murder. The ARRAY was be-
tween Green Cloud, who is striving
to get at the head of the tribe, and
Herman Chase, who was interpreter
at the Swallow examination. Green
Cloud received a broken arm in the
encounter with the willy young war
riOr.
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Personal Mention.

Carl Brown, the ex-Coxeyite, it is
said, is about to start a daily ncwspa-
GER under the title of Carts Cactus
Ex-Gov. "Rob" Taylor Of Tennessee
Is as fond Of his fiddle as ever and en-
tertains his friends with rollicking
aitties as Of old.
Among the many resemblances be-
tween Sir Richard EarkeS. Australia's
grand old man." and Gladstone is
that both write poetry.
Col r. w. Thompson, ex-secretary
Of the navy, who is now over eighty
years old, is bicyclist, sometimes
riding ten miles before breakfast.
Ex-Justice Strong. it is said, gave up
al income Of $4,000 year from his
law practice to accept the place on
the supreme bench offered him by
President Grant.
Rev. Lucius r. Paige, IL. D., of
Cambridge, Mass, thinks that he is
the oldest living Free Mason in the
United States. He is ninety-fo years
Of age.
Won Sybel, the German historian,
comes to the defense Of the ex-Em-
! plSoS LuSSuiC dLu pIOtcS luc lOu3
credited story that she urged Napole-
on into the Franco-German war.
Rev. William G. Winslow Of Boston
vice president of the Egypt explora
tion fund, has received the decorat tiou
of the Society Of Science and Arts OF
Great Britain for honorary fellowship
Ex-Supreme Court Justice Strong
has had stroke Of paralysis which
affects the left side of the body. He
has also had a relapse of the catarrhal
fever. is very weak and at present un-
conscious. He is at Lake Minnewas-
ka, n. Y.
James Kerr Hardie, member of par
Lament for the south division of West
Hampshire, and president of the In
dependent Labor party, who classes
himself as Democrat and Socialist,
is Oh his way to this country to lee,
ture.