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ParknlaTl.

Mr.. Charles Austin one of our aged
citizens, who suffered Il shock a short
time ago is slowly ginning and is now
able to ride short distance.
Miss Lizzie Hovey of Guilford, and
Walter lIovey of Randolph, Mass, are in
town visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Hovey of this place.
Rev. L. Z. Harmon of Cambridge is
holding series of revival meetings at
the F. W. h. church.
Miss Florence Marble spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents liz Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Merrill have re-
turned from Monson, where they were
called recently by the illness of Mrs.
Merrill's mother, Mrs Douglass.
William Lawrence of Wellington, is
making shovel handles for II. DIV.
The store of Thomas Genthner which
has been in the process of erection for
sometime is now completed.
Mr.. j. d. Murry one of our Oldest citi-
zens who has been seriously i'll with pneu-
mona is thought 10 be slowly mending
Dir. j c. Buttellirld of Guilford. has
been the attending phycisian.
The Parkman Grange gave supper
and entertainment, Friday evening.
Algernon Genthner of Willmantic,
in town recently visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Genthner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Prince of Sanger
vile, were in town recently, called here
by The illness of Mrs. Princes father,
}. d. Murry.
K. ". .kimball aud Milo Shattuck OF
this place are ut work tor =. Il. Drew OF
Gulford, who is numbering in Kings
bury.
4 larnn aSsnrLmnnI Of lnir hrushes
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Snithfield.

There was box sociabe at the Gould
school house last Friday night. The
proceeds will be sent to Elder Andi ews
of New Sharon.
Miss Carrie Cole is visiting at her
brothers, A. b. Coles.
Miss Lizzie Crowell has returned from
Warren, where she has been teaching.
Mr.. Silas c. Higgins of town and Miss
Martha Lynch of Belgrade, were united
in marriage last Wednesday.
At the election of officers of the North
Lake Lodge, No. 273, the following
WERE chosen for the present quarter.
Clarence Harlow, c. r.. Margie Cunlitf.
V. r.; l.. |. Wyman. =. c. T.; Mile A,
Cole, Sec. Ethel q. Fiper, +. s.; Ora
Owens, Treas Fred Thompson, Mar. !;
Edith Newcomb, Chap; Maud +. Har-
low, S. J. l.. Geo. Hartford, Sen.
Frank Bigelow's health is very poorly
at present.
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East Madison.
lie are busy hauling In wood.

People are busy hauling in wood.
1t keeps the weavers pretty busy as
they have to work three and four nights
in the week till nine o'clock.
There should be more interest shown
at the Endeavor meetings.
Will Russell and Howard Steward who
have been at Houlton with Geo. kincaid,
the carpenter, have returned home.
The fire that started in the club room,
Monday night, caused quite an excite
ment for a few minutes and reminds US
that we should have all lamp fixtures
thoroughly put up.
The grange dinner called out quite a
crowd as most of them do.
The l.. y. o. Society meets with Mrs.
Mary Marcia. Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
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N1ayfeid.

Mr.. Gerald has been hauling lumber
to X. ). Clark's mill.
Mrs. ID. w. Clark has been visiting
her daughter in Brighton.
Misses Emma and Flora Flanders re-
turned from Bingham Wednesday last.
Miss Althea Huff has been visiting her
sister for few days.
Merit Millett is at work for +. J.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard \ Dung of Show
hogan, has been stopping at d. Bryant's.
Mr.. ID. w. Hunt is at work for K. s.
Clark.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening ats. A. ChamberlHin's
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w. PittSheld.

Mrs. Oliver Bean, with her sister Mrs.
Helen Burrill came from Waterville, to
Canaan, last week. Mrs. Bean will
stop with her son Isaac Bean several
weeks. Mrs, Burrill is now visiting her
brother, g. Z. Garfield at Pittsfield.
The scholars in dist. No. 6, With their
teacher, Mrs. Burton, went to Pittsfield,
one day last week and were photo
graphed. School closed Saturday with
the usual exercises. There were quite a
number of visitors present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen and son visit
cd relatives ut Canaan, recently.
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Canaan.

Mrs. Geo. Smith who is in Lewiston
is very i'll, and her friends in this village
are anxiously awaiting the news of her
recovery.
Mr. Morrill, Nelson of SO. Canaan is in
very poor health.
Mrs. Amos Stevens is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Corson and other friends in
So. Canaan this week.
Miss Nora Jewell was home from Fair
field last week and returned Monday
Mrs. Ellen Cover was home from
Skowhegan over Sunday.
II. l.. orson was IN town Wednesday
of last week.
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st. Adams.

There has hardly been week of good
sleghing here this winter and as it now
looks there will be wood and lumber cut
iD the woods that will have to be moved
in hurry if got out.
As far rs we learn the sick ones are
improving.
Now and then man is looking for a
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StarkS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chandler, from
New Sharon, were in town Sunday, 10
see their daughter, Mrs. James Mace.
Miss Dora Mace and her sister Edna,
took trip to New Sharon, Saturday.
Mr.. Preston Phiuney has sold his
stand in this place to Mr.. John Fisk.
Mr.. Frank Fisk has, sold his farm TO
Mr.. Frank Greenleaf of Palyma.
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East Fairfield.

Mrs. Nell Palmer came very near
having pneumonia last week, is better
now.
Mrs. Percy Kicker is very sick with a
spinal trouble, Or. Lowe of Canaan AT
tends her
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farm. j. w. Jewett had an offer for his
farm last week aud If the man meant
what he said, Mr.. Jewett came within n
hundred dollars of selling.
Some have got their ice hauled and
many are anxious.
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The Employers Liability
Assurance Cor. Lind


Ireor )ora'ed N 1880. Commenced Business 1891
LORD CLAuD HAMILTON, Pres.
= STANLEY BROWN. ESQ. Sec.
GEO. MUNROE ESDiCOTr U. :. Mgr and Atty.
Capital Paid W in Cash $3.50 10000
x. BRANCH ASSETS, DEC. 81 ia95
Stocks and bonds. Market value ss54,4f0 eo
Ca an IL office and In bank, ~ ~
Cash Deposited with trustees 10 g95 o.
Intcrest due aud acc ue1 619I 50
Premiums In due course If collection, 1895 -
Aggregate of al, the admitted sseJs of
the company AT their actual value lO55 GIL 60
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1895.
Set lmouqt of unpaid losses aud claims, 249l25 e'
mount lcq uircd safely ~ insure a
outstanding riSks, I58,2l5 ~
Total amount of hlbii.es, except capital
stock and net plus, 707, 'ila y
Capital deposit, 2O0.oro uu
surplus beyoud spita, 1881 10
Aggregate amount of liabilities, including
net surplus. lO75sll 10
-S. w. PHlLBRICK, Agent
Sw6 SkowhegAn, Me.
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wANTED-A reliable lady or gentleman to
distribute samples and make q house-to house
canvass for our Vegetable Toilet Soaps. $40
to s75 a month easily mace Address Crofts q
Reed, Si2 to $50 Austin Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
= Ats
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET ss:-
Taken on execution issued on a Judgement,
rend, red by the supreme judicial Court
holden at Skowhegan, within and for the
COUNTY of Somerset on the third TUESDAY Of
December A. ID. 1895, to wit, on the sixteenth
day OF January A. ID. 1886. in favor of Isaac
Corson of Bingham in said County of somer-
set against Temple 5. Corson of Fairhaven in
the County Of Bristol, Mass achusets. for the
sum OF FIVE hundred and bfty' eight dollars
and sixty one cents. debt or damage and six
teen doiars and twenty five cents, c st Of suit.
and will be sold by pubic auction to the
highest bidder, on the fourteenth day of
March Az d. 1885, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon at j. F. Holman's Office in Athens ia said
County of Somerset, all the right. title AID II
terest which sale Temple ). Corson has, or
had on the seventh day of December A: D.
1884, the time when the same was attached on
the original writ in said suit, in and to the
following described real estate, to wit; A
tract OF land in Bingham in said County OF
Somerset, containing about six hundred acres
and comprising and being lots numbered
three four and five in the sixth Range OF Lots
in said Bingham, according to the plan and
survey of Phillip Bullen.
February nth, A. ID. 1895.
sw7 SIMON FOX, Deputy Sheriff.
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TO THE PUBLIC !

Your attention is called to the fact that
arrangements have been made with Bixby &
Buck of 81 owhegan, Maine to keep in stock
and handle the great remedy that is now
attracting much attention throughout
New En- gland at the present time. This
wonderful compound was the outcome of
the great New York specialist for use in his
own practice, it has given him much fame
and world wide reputation. The DR.. is so
well and wildly known for his permanent ana
radical cures that spirit of enthusiasm and
determination has been mani ested to pro-
cure this medicine since the announcement
that it would be placed in the drug stores
for public sale showing the honorable posi-
ton the Doctor holds in the public estima-
ton. This medicine is IA cific for Blood
diseases. Powerful, Quick in its operation.
being entirely vegetable and free from the
dangerous effects OF powerful narcotics and
adapted to reach every varity OF diseases
arising from the impurity of the Blood.
No remedy ever introduced h as met with such
immediate and prompt popular approval.
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Fidelity and Casualty Co.
of New York, N. Y.

Incorporated aud Commenced Business in 1876
GEO. +. SEWARD, Pres. ROBT J. HILLAs secy. J
Capital paid up in cash $3.50, 10000
ASSETS. DECEMBER 81. 1895
Rea state owned unin, umbared. s5s4,6347 -
stocks and BONDS owned market value, 1893 251.l6
Cash ir principal office and in bank, 7UO93 ~
Interest due and accrued, 1855 VI
Premiums In due sc OF collection, 3O7 3l865
All other assets l3,l32 81
Aggregate OF all the admitted assets Of the
company at their actual value, 2,4l ,085.72
LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 81, 1905
/ amount of unpaid lessts an claims IQ9,547 ~
&iount required tn safely iei.sure all
outstanding risks, 1872 ,629o7
All her demands, viz CON" issipns, etc. l9,9383
Total liabilities, except c pital stock aud
net surplus LIZ ,Ogn.46
Capital actually pafl mp in cash, 25h,mn On
surplus hey Dad ctpital. 3l8,995 %
A ggre gate ar,ount OF liabilities tacludiLg
ret sur Oliis, 34l obs
HARRY A. DINSMORE, Agent
skowhegah. Me. 3w7
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B|XBY & BUCK.
skowhegan and Bingham.
For Sale i!

Cottage House of seven
rooms at East Madison, to-
gether with stable and car
riage house and two acres OF
land. Would exchange tor
property in Skowhegan viii
lage. Also a desirable farm
with good buildings. This
place is situated in good
neighborhood with good
schools and has nice water in
house and barn. Apply to
MCCLELLAN & SAVAGE.
Milburn Block,
Skowhegan, Maine.
30tf
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sbosr three or four weeks ago. II re-
nulred nart OF two days 10 canvass the
four streets In the Fourth ward which
witness investigated. He worked OH tNo
days, commencing at l p. M and working
until p. m.
Re.d.reci by Mr.. Burke--Did you 70 e
3osi, Milan s,r.et FOR Frank Burkef
Witncss--Therc is no place No. Sris NJ
lam.
Re-crnss hy Judge Mci)aniei-Dl3 you In
suire upstairs over xempuers SORE?
Witnsss--No sir.
with Henry HUGHES. had fisst- a li7- -
Fourth ward voters which had heen COPIED
from the reg straiion book This !.s Il,
handed TO Pioig,ti ( r.rbar-y To haV,
Z copied on the tyreDr-snr. Aft.F being
typcvriticr he hal given ), TO the aitor.
r.ys for ralator AID was the LIST auached
70 The rclaior'< .sstiticr. Wttness had IN
quirsl 81 80 Milan street for Alhsr, Fen
~. The local don a salon. Thar Is =
lodging hou~e urs.airs. The man runs
both places. lie could not .nl Bsauy
lie inquired az the bartender. tit ~ ~.
know ;he name Of The man nc sssti
witness testified hat h inquired Tor the
following. bu' could not arl snt-N.
II. Edwards. 81 Rusk avenue.
T. p Fuller Elsk, be,vccn Milan AID
Louisiana.
iionry poy. ses Capitol
y l.. srn IN. 20 Rurhye1.
DOCK Wnscr Nir;nr street.
The following were found at .he al.
y. NJ. Rochor. III Calhoun.
O. r Rsyn~gd sis Capitol
= Rpnnels. 81. Rot.n.
= s;-iri.ar, ie fsa.e-
! :. o Te3d. isi5 Ronin
Court men took a recess until 10 o'oloch
fr.r-sfry
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
The Annual Eacampment to Be Held
in Galveston.
PROGRAMME OF COMPETITIVE DRILLS
Good Price 30 he Cnnfested for by In
Uniform Rank ulvisions--Omeiat
Programme In Fun.

| or neN, Monday msh; Houston division
! 10. :. Ualscim Rank. Heights Of iythias
| MI aoii a r,ss1ins In Castle hall tn the
I burns building or Main strss, and iis c'iss
| az prsi,'ris @Ty arrangements prePagaic
- titeatins the ai'h annual CT Nrpnaat.
which VIII Re held IN Galveston. July =
% = inclusive An unusually interesting
programme %. the competitive przc 4r;3is
.as been US pared and Captain craig Q;
Houstca division thinks tie encamrriaa;
VII b. grand success IL every respect.
The following IS tA= ir.ll programme,
copies et Naien wers reserved ysstsg-
..iiee'qtar. ~ Tens brigade. L. r,
knisAis u Fyihias Dallas. TEXAS. JG1e
80, -nere. c-iar No. l..
l. ariN programmes fc- The competitive
80 'a~.1 a. Galveston: JHly y 70 -. inc,u-
ste. a.e herewith forward. 20 all ~.
VISIONS ihrovEA se regular cnananls
All officers of the brigade STAT all
regimen a. field stat and line officers
atl All divisions - TIE Texas h-cas- ara
aas-ts og.r % b. present &, ta.s N
carnY fUert'
AL asii ana s'att officers NH report
So hrcll. headFuar.A-s ~ Camp ole
e1ler. Monday uln-ri1E, J-ly = at a
n, TT, ta.s 4 .;'2erA'i,.s -,
from the nr.-sle filters
i's.E1e 4iateiy- OF ARRIVAL At camp. each
division 7ir nasi 'ii L. - ~ raraTt f.s -oster
O.! 4-tf-I'-1n n n-i respective @-l1ler' 81
= l'a - w.o ,nust a. once transmit sar'a
u assistant adiafaai sfnerai Al heaiGuar-
: To military dDties ~ canp viii b.
= assigned lssis-. as s---sn necessary
: TIE competitive drli and programme
o; ,ne w'~k all r a. follows;
so ar-S4 pzsade and coucer- on beach
ianr e me eyeninz; addrs S. nj welcome.
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TIC regular monthly business mectlrc
Of the Epworih League of McAshan Moth
odist church Was hcd last right. \ good
aiicndhnce OF momhtss was present Re
reris from ths ihrse nanartments Of tho
league were made The tcn-cer, nssesa-
most vas ora r,d paid and the following
enc rH "ere elected for the next SIX
liarrh. hrsr Vice presidents Mrs A. Rlnn-
gsau. secon vice president. Mrs, c. IL.
ltcop"r ihifi N're president. MISS Aide
m" meetings Of the league for July are
as follows Devotional meeting every
sunday evening Al 1850 O'Clock. thru Fr-
Gay. literary mee,ing fourth rsilay. tenn
prfence meeting. NTH Fr.day social meet
Ing.
THE ~ lay iaght meetings arc hrlA AT
10 y, IN. ON the secord Friday night tbs
'easuc viii attend the union meeting OF
the leagues NJ the ctf. t. hc held at
Mckee street Methodist church.
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1he fo.ips-a< SIS .eve fed yes.er.ay
r go. 5taes % the -.vli 1i-,rlct ol.rs
Al Hams Ns. J. O.. Hyars ~n' fsr
dlvcsn prsnd tr@a-n-rt bong ai.egey,
r.aAf1 asts ter e-si ~ ot ,7sr eni.-
1rfr.
Laia f.ee vs wlie I.es 81, ~ avore-.
ct-.ci treatment c-Irs aii-sc
J0rn farf am sam - E-Esrea- u.s..
james Dam 9 81 a. sIFss % ~ i.tl-
q i0ih $p- ara >. nlol. - t5akf. adcl-
r. j.. aUd f,r damage.
jam S Daiker ,e 2 9.4 " Naiss,
aNit fqr G.tor-- cruel All nsrer tr-at.
r.n' tr-irs ai-e~5
iyusH Hs'A - lllmpie. ..rtnesfaa &
C.ruau. sat for ten-
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p. siNEss LrAGUE NOTES.


IN" Fna'nmo'H ,sh'ern-pohhn sussr
.,.,..-.,., ,,.,.,. .'',,,'.,,
.,.s r,t.r nal, s,J '4i,il5w.-s
-ra y. of palmetto ian. an raised ~
,r, ,rs-" ex,,rSe-e1 10 tho DICK ssson
Fair yesterday.
oe -eaf4e room WIN ne orfn 70 N'Ni'o'9
- Iay and all arr cordially inyife1 % drop
.... CO.. -rc o,Eiti, arI rat , cold drink
I.crman Broz Manufacturing company
tas presented -hc league with . beautiful
....,.,.,o,-.s t.,,. :. ,.-,.d as. a., ,,s,r
,,-, y. ~,
~ IL -oor, snd rr,ii, ~ ~. ent.rnr,s-
,~g s,-ro r., rr,sl,,',d q,
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POLICE MATTERS.

Officer Stone yesterday arrested Jesse
X. 3. Ta!laferro on warrant charging
him with scstc my He was a-ralEnef Ne
fore Recorder Ra.ey yesterday afternoon
and upon 8 hearing WAS held 70. invests
CATION by the grand jury IN d bcad OF so.
Leon Peahor. who WAS arrested Thurs
day night. charged with assault TO murder
JACK White. had hearing before Re
corter enley and was bound over 20 tns
grand jury in the sum of So lie was
also charged with carrying q pistol his
tond 0aing liked a. $50 IN mat case.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry y. Field Of Orange ,s in the city.
Charles r. Brown OF Galveston was In
tire city yesterday.
DR.. Gordon % Aus.sn IS in lie city oil
rrofesslofla! business,
Captain ilugn Burns OF TaSlo. arrived
IN the city las; night
4 6. S.ern. a promsnen, business man
OF lOskum. is in the CITY.
Misses Ci.mmia and Marie Drake, Two
chrSmnc Young ladies' Of Monterey. Mex
20, passed through the city yesterday
- route to Nashville. Tenn, wacre t.l-y
VIII remain during the summer.
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,plsrRIcr CONFERENCE.

Cameron, T,sas, July 3-The distr.c,
conference II the Methodist Episcopal
church ,sontm me; AT the Methodist
church July NJ a IN. In the absence
Of Risnop j, S Key and on account Of
sickrcss OF Presiding Elder }, G Mcikle,
the ,t,l' reno" unanimously elected q, \
l-eclcre thurman pro tenn, and the fol-
lowing comm toes We're appointed;
swritrul state Of the churchill i. skin
ner. J w M-rrs. j j. Fower.
or 'n.sslons-J W, Kelley, j T. Brown
Ing. r. n, liitcrcocks.
ON Hlhlo scciry-iI. T. Hart, r. j.
White. Or MidkiH.
ON inanre 7. $. walfford, j. u. lief
ley. j q. rrunk
on district conference records-E. A..
Potts. II l.. Watts.
ON Epwor,h l.eague-E. A.. Tabor. w.
Il. Washburn, j. u. Campbell.
ON sahbath-C l., harrington. NJ. +,
paniels j. G. Womack
ON tomporance-Jamcs Peeler John
IN ghi.
on SUNDAY sehools-r. T. Hammond,
on divine " rship-t;, \. Leclere, j.
b: Moor, j. W. Morris. j. j Fowler.
The bishop. j. $. Key, arrived later In
che day and took the chair. quite "A
number Of pastors and delegates answered
20 roll call and everything s moving on
harmoniously. Hlshop Key mas consented
- preach each nigh; cf the ccnfercr &c.
The rulplt has been illl,d by Revs. Tabor,
w litord ana Russell.
The conference will adjourn Sunday
night
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AFrwRNnn.. erseIoN-


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badly cut. her thrca. he.ng laid open
several inches by a sharp race. and II
vas thought at first tina. she would dc.
by careful surgical skill pr. Larenion, al
thst time city physician. succeeded IN saw
ing her LIE. but she carries scar On
her neck that is evidence Of the snsrr
Knife that was used The woman went
aud made affiiay!. against jackson and
a warrant MAS issues |, IL understood.
however. that the police DEPARTMENT has
Notified Sheriff parst to ,ei.sse Jackson.
q hang said that the assault was not
&.
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CITY BREvITIEs.

Ihe new ar,esiar well bsirg bored by
n. vatsrworkS company mas reached
Gcnth Il 100 feA,.
during the sumner months, and ON.
me- cling next Sunday. the Second WARD
be hei3 at AS p. M. instead Of S.3n p. m,
as heretofore. the carly hour N-,n- so
warm and - "a ereeaol- as TO render al
tendance almost Impossible. Preacf.n-
- - ?. m, as usual, by Rev l.. 81.
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Mrs Asty konredy. wife ~ Patrick
kennedy. aisf l4s- nigh, nt 10 o'cioek a.
50 jospha lnfsmary Tho deceased was
q Y'ais - ase and had fnr many years
~ 8 fefint<t - ilNs CITY The de.
T. - ran most cstin tule laiy and her
DEATH sas 'he s4lFr u much sorrow
aTs9nr large rirrie q frlela, Tho "a.
neral Wiz occur iaNHy a; ,. m. from 81.
Jssephs iuflrnary.
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uArnWAIE ~ ruE DIAMOND.

There VIII he n game of ball this after
noon on the grounds near the Interna-
ticnal and Great Northern depot between
the clfrk. from the est hliShmani NJ !. Il.
Mo-rls " Sons and HerinS and Cortes.
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f. c. Crawford. the Toa Man. 1912 Texas
avenue 49,

tapts'n l.. +. Alllcn has added TO his
resistance on the hill Al Margon.s poln,
Mi'ain two blocks Of li,e steamboat lnuI
ing several cooi md comfortable
BEDROOMS, a large and coinmod ous tlininr
modsrn tonNsnf enccs, and ~ nrr,,a,o a.,
alenn'mviatn botriers by The duy Week
or or ' 5.nra WIN Or thou lodging steam.
s E",pe e1',, "li lcaye Houston Tor Nor
sans fplni On Mondays. Woinesdsys an
frlanys a. 'h a, IN, aud On surd,vs "a,
, a. m. Several comfortable oott,,.cs ala
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{ HuSSEY. helm HEARING.
-lft Eill Sit Today, the Glor ious
Il Fourth.
Is THE CHOICE or THE JURORS.
essdins tho Same - on Other Days
i. SLOW and Tedious Tsisi--Jury
no App-srs fagg~d Out.

,serss. n the Hussey ". Hem case
~. !, ,tave saresd There Is no audi
An - ."ye n.sesu .",ns,i,y .o.~.
cir:ar or 81 attorney viii wander in 70
suN wh1s is going on ard after a 'sN
p';es stay viii pass ou'. me !u's
..lsanxs ., any srca, degree and 'aey
ll4E 49,. rn.--.a -, ,reiy.. uornou.
unsscnt eiie appearance o. t"e'Ne "9''sa
acIzrns. One or t~o Of mem are "1'
IL. cl1R the hes; IN the World bat they
"a 80, -. d. -u.At,- .s-.,,.. -.
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WOOL.
me Market IL Quietly Resting on tn.
BOT ON ""

The Commercial Bulletin win say 70.
morrow Of the WOOL market: The mark,
Is much less active. though one ar ,,,o
forced sales make the total trans,c,ions
approNim the average. The m.rl., d,
quietly resting on the bottom. Washei
fleece woods are st.ll above the vsrv
lowest quotations touched last wear
oeSan 10 arrive last year In June. Pricss
sodsy are ~ least &c for the secured =
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WILL RE BROUGHT rArK

FhFsIlhe. Texas. Iulv IN l., Mluor
who has been running . dive shon bora
wa, arrested several days ago on a
charge of concoaliug s,olnn roo,
gave bond. but skipped ont and was az '
ihlel N san Antonio this morning
WWhere Ne awaiis tho coming OF Const,ni..
W. H. biack. who goes down toni.-n,
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excessive.
Rank CLEARINGs.

New York. July 3.--Tha following
table, compiled by Braisireet SHOWS
the total clearances at the principal cities
and the percentage OF increase or De-
crease, as compared with the CORES ponc-
ing week last year.