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The Season Is Over

about 800 left. The lot rep
resents all styles and sizes.
They've been marked respect
lively 98c., 4Sc. and 39c. each.
Will a quarter of a dollar
clear them out /? A quarter "
it is. Start EN- on a run Sat
urday morning at 9 A NJ.
Take your pick at IS cents
each.
Sold from a special Table
in Daylight Square. That's
under the giant skylight.
South Center Main Store.
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DEATHS.

this city, July TO- 1895,
ri days.
Funeral services at his late residence, 545
Grand Avenue, Saturday afternoon at )
o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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100 Bushels Potatoes,

Fine stock and ripe, CSC peck.
Watermelons 25c.
MILLS. 1882 State.
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Iozpe&SlaLSu,
767-77f CHAPEL ST.
FOR SATURDAY,
July r3th.
SILK WAISTS.

SILK WAISTS.
We wish to clean up the
stock, SO out they go, as fol-
lows: Black and Navy India
Silk Waists, also light Fancy
Silk Waists, all of these are
1898 to $3.50 values. Satur-
day they go at
$l.08 each.
Ribbons.
For Saturday only, a small
lot Of fine Fancy Ribbons in
3 to S inch widths our So to
75c. goods, at
25c. per yard.
Glove Bargain.
4-button Glace Kid Gloves.
good shades, stylish embroid.
cry, regular price, 500. On
Saturday, only
SIC. per pair.
| Duck Suits.
We wish to call attention to
our Duck Suits. We have the
leading styles and the nattiest
suits. They're selling fast at
| $l.25, $I.75 and,
1925 each.
Great Reductions.
Mems Balbrigan Under
shirts and Drawers in every
size, as a special bargain to
close, while they last, at
25c. each.
Also Ladies Fast Black
Hose, fine guage, double sole,
splicedheel; cannot be matched
I for less than SOC. per pr. Our
price, 35c. pair, 8 pairs for
$l.OO while they last.
| s@ 500 colored Pictures
11x14 size, in, white enamelled
frames; large variety of sub
jects, for Saturday only
l5c. each.
HnvVyEQ0 HT-Tn any
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Have 1t Sent to You.

During the summer the JOURNAL &
COURIER will be sent, postage paid,
for so cents month and the address
changed as often as desired.
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Imported and Domestic Fowls

At poultry show here. Imperial Hygen-
idue Fluid completely purified the air.
Druggists or $40 Chapel street.
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Mean temperature. 81.
Max. Temperature. "a.
Min. Temperature. 81.
Precipitation inches.
Max. velocity OF wind. IL s.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 3S degrees: or an
average daily deficiency OF 2 degree.
Total deficiency In precipitation since Janu-
airy l, 8.45 inches.
O. g. MYERS. Observer.
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Sweet Conforters

Renomme Marshmallows at the Candy
Counter Saturday price, r3c. pound
At the Soda Fountain, Orange Ice"
Saturday price, SC. a glass.
All our special Perfume Odors: High
land Bells-Diana-Miland Lily-Yale
Bouqdet-Tropical Lily-Evening Bells
White Pink-eand Blue Lilies, sold
every day at 3Se. an or, Saturday price
25c. an or
Talcum Toilet Powder &c. box.
St. Thomas Bay Rum, r3c. a Y pint
bottle.
Buttermilk Soap, Ioc. three-cake box.
Chapel St. Corner Entrance.
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200 Loayes Bread

4c loaf, this day.
MILLS, 1872 State.
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Note.--A minus sign IL preiixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A"T' In connection with rainfall Indicates
trace Of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
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Silk=slide, No. 4

We think that our prices
on Parasols for Saturday,
will be y0ar prices.
Main Entrance
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Our one object In the business
world is to convince the resi-
dents Of New Haven Of the sin
cerity Of our efforts to conduct
q first-class business upon
sound and established business
principles.
To offer the best,--as, for in
stance, in Trunks, at prices
that are bound, in themselves,
to interest and attract the ex-
perienoed buyer.
BROOKS & CO.,
Chapel and State streets.
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SUMMER PRICES.
For the next 81 days
Low Prices will pre-
vail at
Beers Photo Parlors,
100 Chapel Street.
All Photos at One
half the prices charg-
ed elsewhere, either
by Daylight or our
Patent Electric Light
up to 0 O'Clock every
evening. Gallery es-
tablished 40 years.
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MALLEYNEErf%@.

New Haven. Saturday, July 10, 1895.
Tile zvsatzey ko-a3y--LsksLy
10 be /asa.
TELEPHONE No.ss1.
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Veil the Face

Veil the Face
with a selection from our
new fresh lot of plain white
Veilings, or white Veilings
with black dots. It's Tie Veil.
Comes in Chiffon, Tissue,
Sewing Silk, and Tuxedo
effects. Don't you find the
long mirror very handy?
veings, Main Entrance, Left.
The Fall of Fans
The prices were low
enough but the temperature
hasn't been high enough for
quick sales. So we say
15c Fans for 10c.
s5e !" a 49,
Your choice of Fancy
Plated Straw Japanese Fans,
decorators or coolers, at SC.
each.
Temple Street Side,
After Ladies take a good look
into Chapel Street Corner Nm
doa0, they'll pr06a6ly avant TO bny
avAat they see. There's no Price
AsNdrance.
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Someone Saws

that $500 is too much to
pay for a Pocket Kodak.
That debeuds. $2,oo would
be too much to pay for many
of them. But if Eastman's
$500 Perfection Pocket
Kodak will wear out five
$500 ones, it's truly cheap
isn't it2 Ask to see it and its
work.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON. D. c., July IL, 1895, sp. m.
Forecast for satlrday-For Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut: Generally
fair, warmer, southerly winds.
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We're Looking Sharp

w ~ ~ AOoNsAl$o A|AASaA
into the Hosiery and Under
wear stock to see what's
what before Inventory comes.
Hosiery prices are down at
the heel, and Vest values
throw cost in the shade.
Extra fine quality black or tan Hose, plain
or Richlieu ribbed, 25c. a pair
Extra quality Lisle Hose, Richlieuribhed in
black or tan, pairs for 500.
Balance of summer stock of silk Hose in a
variety of colors, Acc. O pair. Not AZ sizes,
but good picking. The season prices were
5c. to 81 pair
Pure White Jersey Vests at 1874. 49, 25 and
33c. EACH And they're good ones. Ecru at
the same prices if you'd rather have Them
Temple st. side
Mems Furnishings
Fancy Suspenders with
wire buckles, good webs and
drawer supporters, Tic. a
pair for Saturday.
Fast black Balbriggan and
leather colored Hose, z
thread and double sole, 12Hc
a pair.
Mems Outing Shirts with
yoke, well made and fast col
ors, for Saturday, 900. each.
Chapel St. Corner Entrance, Right.
Silk=slide, No. 4
Silk Plisses in maze and white, blue
and white, and pink and white, II niche:
wide, soc. yd. Intrinsically worth
double.
The lustrous black Brocaded Taffe
tas sold brilliantly, but there are some
choice pieces left at 6S and 7Sc. yd.
We think that our prices
on Parasols for Saturday.
will be jour prices.
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o.IyanI..d steel wire Fencing.

The most extensive and compIets
riant for the manufacture OF wire fenc-
ing IN the United States Is the De Kalb
Fence Company. located at De kalh,
Ill For years prior 10 1890 barbed
wire @as extensively used for
fencing. but those using u often lost IN
fine stock. more than its cost and 70
avoid danger TO man or beast there was
need Of. and demand for. barbless
fence.
The proprietors OF this company
having spent more than u years In the
manufacture of wire fencing, rrcog-
nIEed this fact, and have produced the
best lines OF smooth wire fencing for all
purposes now in use. The success OF
this company Is due TO the managers
adopting the true business principle ot
making good what they make. putting
enough material in their lines to make
them both strong and servicsahle. in
stead OF producing a cheap fiimsy ar
tlcls only TO meet the price OF a fence
that has never given satisfaction. This
is what has made their fence so popular
and in such great demand and to-day
they have over 20 special machines.
with a capacity Of over = miles Of
fence per day. and their fencing Is used
iE every state In the Union The fence
most used Is their Gable Steel and Hog
Fence for field fencing. Gable Poultry
Fence, Seeei Web Picket Fence, and
Park and Cemetery Fence, and to COM
plete same they also make gates Of wood
or steel frames 70 Issatch. and also fur
nish iron posts, All o-gthelr styles Of
fencing are strong. neat. Ganrahle and
economical IN price
And everyone needing fencing o. an,
kind viii consult their own interests by<,
sending 20 the De Kalb Fence Co. III
High street. De KaIb. Ill. for their a
page catalogue and prices. The reader
is also directed to their advertisement
in this paper.
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Throat Paralysis.

CF4un The Courier. Herald saginaw, Mi0a-)
II WINS publicly tnIked all over Clare
County for some time before the S~n-
rier- Herald sent reporter 70 lfoNet 70
INVESTIGATES the Coulter matter he
fnally went, aud we publish to-day az
report. The Coultcrs are prominent
people, though Mrs c. in resp2nss 70
the question whether she objected 70 ve-
ing interviewed. said, Certainly NOT
Her story follows About IL years ago
we decided to take up our ap'ls N
Dover and everything Weat A-'tte
smoothly for seven years business
progressed and being ot sANins telh- en-
permanent we accumulated quite an
amount. Our family increased Hs tt's
years rolled BY and W. nov nav
children. but sickness made rs way an ~,
our household. and doctors tAlls uI.44S4 ~.
upon US. until we have NOTHING irtt oat
our home and our children. Everything
went TO satisfy the claims uf physicians.
About threy, years ago had Es,inrE-
able feeling at the back OF my ears, - -
right hand became paralyzeN An@ tHg
paralysis extended TO my arm ~
throat and would affect my head ana
eyes Sometimes for days / would lnee
my sight. my face was dctormr4- AZ =
less as it were my nose was drawn 70
one side and I presented fauAb4e AZ
p-carance and never eNrs-ctlnS 70 ItHsA"
my natural facial expressions en-
ployed the best physicians that could =
procured. eGrendinE Thousands OF DOT
lars for their services, but could not eN-
tain relief At last. they stated my
case was beyond the reach u medical
skill and q would b but a sh9rt time
until the end would come In 0ah-
nection with receiving the Rttsnianee
OF physictana ] have tried every Hedi-
cine known 20 the apothrcnry pat
never received any rrusf Until bT,
Williams Plnk Pills came To my A.
ststRncs. Before had akrn halt of
the nrst box the deSarIuity In my face
had left me. and before four boxes bad
been consumed the paralysis had dtsap-
T-eArrd entirely and much 10 my rus-
urfse / felt like a new woman I have
not taken any meiiciue since last spring
jJst about a year ago and my treable
has not appeared sincc- owe my
health. my Mfc % pE- "llliauH' Pink
Pulls.
a short time since my little boy John
was Atilictsd with 81 NItus dance He
could not walk Across the room without
assistance. In fact he would fail all over
himself but after taking . few bJErs q
Pink PiIis St Nitus. dance entirely left
him and no trace Of Il = LETT These
Pills are worth their wciEhJ ia EBld
You may say In this eunnection that I
am willing at any time % make atfi1Hyit
10 the truth OF thee statements. ana
furthermore I Will answer any eommu-
nication concerning M case.
Pink Pills contain all the eieusrnts
necessary 10 give new nfe and r1chness
to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by ali drug
gists, or may b. had by Haaii from DR.
wllhams Med Co. Schenectady. y Y,
for 50 cents per box. o. six boxes for
The Lamar register., 1895-07-13
IS rHIs KENTUCKY MANN ERsf
A Young Lady wipes Her knife on
the Table-Cloth.

the Table-Cloth.
One OF the most common mistakes
that people make at dinners is 10 use a
fork or spoon at the wrong time.
was at dinner last week and noticed
that great many people began at the
wrong end Of the silver, and before the
dinner was over some were eating
strawberries with a knife and others
were stirring their coffee WITH table
spoon. One young lady was particu-
larly mixed up. and began to wonder
how she was going to get out OF her
scrape. She. too. saw that something
was wrong when she found that she
would have 10 eat steak with tea
spoon or give away her secret by ask
ing for snotner knife and fork. Final
ly her face frightened up, and she had
evidently found an easy way TO get out
of her dilemma She waited until she
thought no one was looking and when
she saw a good chance she slipped
lot OF the things she had used under
the table. When she brought them 70
light again they were bright and clean,
but when the guests had left the host
noticed that where the young lady had
sat there were several large grease
spots that looked as II someone had
used the table-cloth for dishraE-
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NO STAINED GLASS THE#E-
Ctm@aBdsr nossS sayt Scas sssn n.
Fsra,I,tSd tu ths Ss- HgndlaE.

CtHauasdst hossS ssyp Scas sssn ~
Fsrs,IitSd iu ths Ss- HggidIaE.
Some neEHpagoE men and uozsn Fog
sn impressive Eilmpse Of the a1H3s ei
the sAiyatioa Army EuF day izF; ursk
says the Nee York PTrHs. Cd1manasr
Booth Eas allowing The party gEcT Ihg
hsE baIldiEE !Es1 before IL Erzs ogsBol
for pRblle Inspection. Oa each side ot
the stags "a the auditorium Es tarsf
window aai both give fiEhy rugzEh b.
day With the gissa REQ. over ne TOP 70
make artificial nEhtisE before zaaadan
uunecrssEFy Thrsr Two vIa1ans ars
10 situated THAI ones hzgG thauEht Z
what magnificent cfecI could ba ere
ated II the Windows we're aIrd With
stained glass young shEC gt 80
mAa. dia,y lgtua IhiNr VIA does art
work for one Of the city papers. voiced
what Was probably la every b5dy's
mind Ehsa ah- said 20, raurss yss
hope that somebody uiu give y1a
stained glass tor those tu5 srieadldly
situated windows. Commander Raoth =
To the surprise Of everybody the CON.
No. never. aeTeF. ncysr, We d3nf
want stained glass there nor anywhere
else The aim Of the Salvation Army
is to keep down Eear the lower strata oi
society. Stained ElasB .s aaau;Ifll ts
look at but It removes q religions or.
ganiEatiOn one or more steps from tas
people. We wont have IL because ~,
want 70 Be as plain as the plafnsst Aat
as homeiy as the homglIest. We aim ts
reach the great human family. the VERY
dregs. you may say. Of humauEtv
Never forget that We are pleased e
have the rich and wealthy patrouis,
US and even good-namredly c5ddIe ne
We thankfully accept your dollar. not
only because 1t does you good TO give Il
but It helps Us to get down nearer e
those we want TO reach. We do NO,
want to rise. We want to go lowe IN.
stead Of higher. No stained glass for
the Salvation Army as long as I live
II l can help IT,"
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Th. Ia.t ID .h. K,Inm.arr..

George Matthews Of wichita l. the only
one left Of ali the Kansas raIumakerz who
has nerve enBuEh 70 GET sntp public notice
aud talk about his system. SCOTS auI i,.e-g
have no terrors for Mr., Matthews on III.
day night be commenced opera tons at q
point near Wichita under an agreement to
bring rain by Monday nlght or ever after
hold bis peace In a talk to reporter the
Il use thirJy-six electric batteries. two
Jars Of hydrogen gas and two Jars of CON.
pound hydrogen gas IN making rnIu ID or
der to produce storm center we mix hy,
nrOsen gas - ttIAt u eSplDsies In the upper
air. This forms a vortex Thee the eland.
hover around and concentrate. f5rmlug
storm c-nter, Kansas City Journal
The Lamar register., 1895-07-13
W WTsIs.sg Is AN0 WIND
a rur,hsr coatribstiea 20 IN" iI'sra'ars
nt IN Ias.re.ttas Amaity.

Of an Iatsrsstins AmSisr'
arA,, ,s,,.r said tbs maa with the
rtuver beard. as the sns5is-shAfeh
new settler drove BY. that teller ~aea
I kpowai bIln out iu Kansas, bad ssi
a. rozt trinmIn's that E0ula diseoanl
psSsr ArI be lost 'ca Ia tue funniest
way"
cpr. trying 20 be sarcastic
Much to the garp-iHo o The zaaa fro'a
Potato creek she Uaaa wiEh tas stoEFs
beard replied
..Trhat'r lest the way. E1arsly.-
when tas uaaa zlth the EiEEef bard
bas apyoyea tAs Erocs-'s surprise. BE-
continued.
.~Caurfe. be dldaT have to have 'el
shaved 0n. bat after the way EhEy inaA
TO artln' be alIossd that gaa he o's]
thlsE be soal4 DO Y5a 80. hey "a
a rycfsae cone along asf0sl hts place
He seen -s- a-cD4tB.. an By The usH
he 70: the coz and tho dog asd h'f
wife an ehlllsEn IN the eyStaae pll
they Uzs - little ro1B that as had 70
leave his head ssfskla' out. Purity saSa
along CONES OF S.
old 81 4hoTT asked tas EE9ce--
1T might have seen ola 81 Hubbard.
hut thEs time 8; E8FpsEcd 70 - sis 81
Clone Wei. tshi there utsa t59a
thrza aszlz' uhlrEsrs and uraRgsi -
rouad and ruund bis ns-&. aza alra
nlEh checked ia
"And he l1Erd after that % s5aii l.
safer to 20 smooth, ! FaFF3scr = Asf1d
thc aan tr5n Patatb creek
Hardly. Er,Eh ary EEzEas man
takia' Or hlg whGEkErs " any sish tTtys
| olioas reas5r. Hzi the sl}icEEricity. o.
something had %. 'sa - tazi thcy
wouldn't grow no g;Ers way than 80
roaad and rJaad / tried % gsraaAis
hin 70 leave eta that way. sesin. ~
hoE Be hzi the sntsg arck c1al'lEfFt
ever 4 mas had Ia thea uhsESFs, szt
be Eas too daauprRc5 blEhmsats1- an
krcps en- cut sle1a &C SOC"
The MAJ tross pusata creak sicp'y
gathered up the rW5 s4rIEP aasEt taRi
ssrysd hiz a. sadie Fai then as
bis yellow maia. 1zt ro3E hszesErt
psEfcriaE. PsnasFtuEs-EE
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M.dls.r ul..loa wsrs In ch,a..

DR. Aliue MarsTua. WbR hzs heeI arting
for suIas ElGaa uEssllEat uIllatnaaEg tE
China. has seat 8 LuuE acessut q IsHr she
rtc~utlg tpak lutn tie 01Hutry listFtcts 20
the SbcisIE for Promoting ChE3stilH hnuWls
edge. HaaeF ulnae aEsqlerr Sue Was srlt
aat and works Her aec0aut "a a usast in=
terestluE Hlr. lHs-FlatnE the uzhsss An
which -EE sad Miss iarsgus wsrr reEetVssi
At the vaTl7Gs places theF visited alL The
way IN which rEey nrst sgzskr 20 the un1lFl
I aa. wTrr assembled 70 meet tllFu and after-
~, - t,rna---isi 70 doctor tAesu bay aftrt
Cay patiasals zsssuhls-1 81 considerable Auals
bers 70 ubtaiu the hpGeaLs q Miss 1iars
tpn'S pno.e@stpaal services A. the fame %
her medicines and her skiIl sprpAd. uae day
between and = she xaW seventy ave pia
tielts and whea they were tsl iH 70 - to
her she visited thnu AZ their gun harues.
From missionary pulat Of view Mss Mars
tons Impressions were that the pHapia were
ssiuAtiy simple rgunSry pt7splU ,apendlaE their
time In culgirniing the baud The Villages
Eoutulu a few Christians whn have ts-an r1ls
verted aad the Iittie CHURCHES we're generally
crowded ol SuE1ayA Miss Marst1n c1n.
sidUrs that more missionaries are required %
gala some rial hald ga the Inhabitants Era.
orally .-Luud4l Queen.
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D., He -. a. snn..5

II 80 II Il oaIy q quesiiou q ttsEc Whrn bright
destroyed forever. &c; = book. ttLIea s'Don't
Tobacco Spit or smoke Your Life Away" and
learn hoE No-ifp-bac without physical or f3Dau-
eiAl risk. cures the toha eco habit. brtIgs back
the Eisorous vitality that sill make You 10th
happy, No<To-sar sod and guaranteed 10 cure
SterlinE Remedy Co -SeE York Ilty OF Chicaga
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INIII;5|||,t|ISzZsSY

kaitlafl. Anseio, hlllnf. Iasa5
The -.LISESE'' are the Best and Most EoonnnlI.
cal collars and CUTS worn they arc made of hna
10th, both sides finished alike and being rtverSl
ble one collar Is equal 10 two Of any other kind
ThsgHf NslL trear sreH and Eoot sell A BOZ Of
Ten Collars or Five Pairs OF Cuts for Twenty -Five
Cents
A sample Collar and Pair Of CUTS by mall for
SIX Cents. Name style and size Address
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY
- Franklin ST.. New York. q Enby ST. Boston
The Lamar register., 1895-07-13

f0l never appreciate the weight % y5sis
friends tahruiliies uutii ysu tug him hoEae
on one Of his OF ulghtE
The Lamar register., 1895-07-13

~. =. =. Eeassr, 40
When wFltiHS 70 stfs
that you saw the udFsf..s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-10
A Good Move.

A quorum Of the State Board of
Prison Commissioners, consists of
Secretary Of State Eugene Howell,
Attorney General r. M, Beatty and
Warden l.. o. Henderson, leave some
time this month for California for the
purpose Of making thorough examin.
alton of the different States Prisons of
that State.
The object of the Board is to investiS
gate the methods of utilizing convict
labor, in vogue in those institutions,
and see If something cannot be gained
towards making the Nevada State
Prison seif1sustaining in part.
A letter has been received from
Warden Hale Of San Quentin, asking
to be informed OF the visit couple of
ola. ahead OF time, so he can meet
them and be in a position to extend
them every facilisy.--Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-10
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known +.
}. Cheney for the past Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry ont any obligation made
by their tirm-WEsT & TRUAx, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo.O. WALDING,
KINNAN IL MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-10
Hanged ut San Quentin.

SAN QUENTIN, Aug. 9.-Promptly at
10 o'clock this morning Fremont
Smith, the murderer of his partners,
two fishermen of Colusa, mounted the
scaffold and prepared to meet the de-
mands of the law, Warden Hale an.
nounced that the condemned man
had a few words to say, and hush
fell upon the assemblage. With his
arms and feet pinioned Smith stood
on the drop, and with brave at
tempt at calmness,. which was some
what reversed by the pallor of his
countenance and the trembling of his
voice, said, II have but few words
to say, but I am proud to state that 1
am an innocent man. [ am as mno-
cent as anyone who is free in this
country and have the proud distinc-
ton of being the first man IN the
State who was murdered in cold blood
without n particle of evidence against
him. Governor Budd also has the
proud distinction Of being the first
man while in Office to sanction such
murder as this hanging will be. That
is all l have to say" AS soon as he
had ceased speaking the black cap
was tied over his face. Something
did not seem to suit Smith for he
mumbled Il few words. They dis
tinctly said: "Be sure and tic it
tight" Hardly we're the words out
Of his mouth before the drop was
sprung. AS the rope frightened half
stifled groan escaped from his lips and