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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
AMONG THE HORsEMEN.
Charles Miner Buys Another Trotter.
Record 2!I3,


Charles Miner bought another fast trot-
ter when he was in Michigan last week,
Cheerful Alsy, chestnut gelding 16 hands
high, with track record of 2:13. Cheer
full Alsy is eight years old and has made a
fine showing in races in Michigan. Her
former owner, who has always driven her,
is man who weighs $50, and the record
OF 2:lS is the fastest time ever made by
any horse when so much overweighted.
Mr.. Miner brought the horse at once to
Brattleboro, and he was given his first trial
on half mile track yesterday, covering the
distance in 2:21. Mr.. Miner is greatly
pleased with his purchase, and will enter
the horse in several races, including one at
the Valley Fair.
King Bird, o. Fl. Ellis's roam gray, won
second money in the 2:22 races at West
field, Mass, Wednesday, being beaten for
first place by Timber Boy after hard fight.
The heats were run in 2:234, 2:26 and 2:22.
King Bird was driven by W. H. Minor, and
among those who witnessed the traces
were Charles Miner, o. H. Ellis, j. A.
Taylor and E. NJ. Angler.
Charles Miner, o. H. Ellis and Mr..
Robertson have gone to Barre to see the
great fight in the free-for-all today between
Barney, George st. Clair and other fast
ones. This is the first meet in the Yer
mont and New York circuit, and the prize
in the f-ee-for-all is $1,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21

After meals you should have simply a feeling
Of comfort and satisfaction You should not feel
any special indications that digestion is going on.
II you do, you have indigestion, which means
not digestion. This may be the beginning of so
many dangerous diseases, that it is best 10 take
it in hand at once and treat it with Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial. For you know that indigestion
makes poison, which causes pain and sickness.
And that Shaker Digestive Cordial helps digestion
aud cures indigestion, Shaker Digestive Cordial
does this by providing the digestive materials
In which the stomach is wanting. 1t also tones
up and strengthens the digestive organs and
makes them perfectly healthy. This is the
rationale Of its method of cure, as the doctor
would say Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to
81 per bottle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21

Unitarian church, Rev. E. Bradford
Leavitt, pastor Morning service 1880 A.
NJ.
Rev. II. d. Maxwell will return to oc-
cupy his pulpit at the Universalist church
next Sunday.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church next Sunday. ED
worth league meeting as usual.
Mrs. E. G. Wheeler of Oregon will
speak on chapel car work at the morning
service at the Baptist church Sunday.
Christian Science service and SUNDAY
school at Forest street at I0:45. Glass
meeting at 26 Prospect lstreet Thursday
evening at 1880.
Mrs. Mary Kimball, who has been en-
gagged in prison work for the past Is years.
will speak at the Advent chapel Sunday at
2;3O and 1880 p. NJ. All are invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
CataIrh CANNOT BE Cured

With local applications as they cannot reach the
seat or the disease Catarrh is a blood or con-
stltutlonal disease and in order TO cure il Won
must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon
She blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine II was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this country for
years, and is a regular prescription. 1t is com
posed OF the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces such won
derful results in curing catarrh Send for testi-
monials, free. +. j. CHENEY & Co. Props
Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, price rs cents
uIe soap Is whlte Brown soaps are adulter-
ated with rosin. Perfume is only put in to hide
the presence of putrid fat. Dobbins' Electric
soap is pure, white and unscented. Has sold
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21

An examination of town scholars desiring free
Advanced instruction will be held on Saturday,
August 20, promptly at O'Clock at the Academy
in West Brattleboro. CARL S. HOPKINS, Clerk
By order of directors
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.
The swedI.h Fair. concsr, and Sun,

The Swedish Fair, Concert and supper.
Preparations for the Swedish fair to be
held in Grange hall Aug. % are approach
ing completion, and the fair promises to
be something out of the ordinary in the
fact that it will present so many purely Swe-
dish features. The doors will open at 3
O'Clock, and from this time to s o'clock
many fancy handmade articles will be dis
posed of, and supper will be served in the
lower hall. This supper, or Scrd, will
not be like any everyday supper, but it will
consist mainly of Swedish dishes, prepared
and served in as nearly Swedish manner as
circumstances will allow. At o'clock the
concert witt begin. Rev. n. Z. Kron and
his wife, of New York city, both tai
ented and well-trained singers, will give a
number of vocal selections. Rev. Mr.
Kron formerly served the Lutheran church
here and is well known to Brattleboro peo-
pie. DR.. Holton will make an interesting
address. Something which will undoubt-
eddy prove very interesting and attractive
is the group of girls in Swedish national
costumes. These costumes are very pict-
uresque with their lacings and bright col
ors. There girls in costumes will be in
attendance and wait upon the people. The
Swedish Lutheran church is yet young,
but works faithfully for the good cause
and is worthy of encouragement.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
ApVERTIsHD LETTERS

Women-Mrs Josephine Brown, Susie Bird
Miss Lizzie Campbell, Mrs. Otis Healey, Mrs
0sea ikort II, Mrs. Ed Lyman, Miss Olive Prem
tice, Miss Randall.
Men--Frank A. Bond, G. H. Barnard, George
Davis, Louis Gerteis, Hamion L. Graves, Geo. II
King Henry H, Streeter, Joe Venno, F. b. War
ner Weaver Organ Co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
Grand Jurors,

Grand Jurors.
Brattleboro-Cotton Mather.
Brookline-Ephraim p, Osgood.
Dover-Ozro +. Hill.
Grafton-Charles E. Thompson.
Guilford-Joseph Z. Cutting.
Halifax-W. E. French.
Jamaica-Wm. F. Gleason.
Londonderry Melvin c. Vale.
Hewfane-Geo b. Williams.
Putney-W. II. Blanchard.
Rockingham-John W. Flint.
Stratton-Wm. X. Lyman.
Observation-Disclosures b. Batchelder.
Vernon-Charles f. Davis
observation-disclosures Clark
Mhitingham-Wm A. Brown.
w lmington-W. X. Boyd.
Windham-Henry NJ. Bemis.
Petit Jurors.
Athens-Albert G. Cotton.
Brattleboro-Dennison Cowles, Edward S
Morse, Oscar T. Ware.
Brooklne-Allen o. Wellman
Dover-Myron e. Lyman.
Dummerslon-Sanford W. Wilson.
Grafton-Norman l.. Adams
Gulford-Soon A. Richmond.
Halifax-D. s. Worden.
Jamaica-Edson S. Allen.
Londonderry-Byro NJ. Wilkins.
Marlboro-Henry W. Bellows
Newfane-Fred s. Rice.
Putney-J. F. Clark, H. l.. Pierce.
Rockingham-JohnH H. Austin, Chester B Had
win.
Stratton-Charles H. Grout.
Townshend-Wm. S, Holland, VIM. R. Liver
more.
Yernon-Geo W. johnson.
Wardsboro-Wm. White.
,Westminster-Gorham @. Bradley, Ebenezer
Nottingham Fred W. Hull, Wallace S. Allen
Wllmington-J. H, Stowe, n. M. Haskell
Windham-Emory II. Jones.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
COUNTY JURORS:

The following jurymen were drawn and
summoned by Sheriff r. E. Gordon We'd
nesday to serve at the September term of
the county court:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
licensed AnctIoneer


G. P. Miller, Office with A f. Miller, So Main
street, Bratteboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21

MeteorolOgicRl Record.
tx ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 20, 1896
The morning times., 1896-10-01

n 7 .nerr aAs rNp"m~r. ID "'i.~~'. ""-r
- pf engineering ~illI mas gust rcyn Im
sized IN" ramur- mon gates "' 'A"
The morning times., 1896-10-01
SCORED BY A BISHOP.
DR.. Potter's Unmistakab!c Dcnuncia
ton OF the SiivcritcS.

New York. Sept 30 The annual con
vcmtpU nl the Protestant Episcopal ,irTgg
men ui tar u.oy,-,. al New l.rk .pru.G
al u.r.us 90 tie thur,a uj die no..
cnls Er-r
n.>""p Hrn~," {. Potter, lu ht> annual ad-
ur""-, t"u'aru upon 1Io camp ign al
some iriE E,n. b" FHII as follow
N""rI, org America ar. passing through
"a 'NI. 'fI~.~ Hul,u involves -ir- essen.
ia 'H.'rast"rt>lr tn" sluEir ua"-rnu
whot.r.. .H 'm.s IrruI OF rfr. "aguI - u.~.
tor. 900. Susie n,nIi may ..Ir. >ur.,.-~-
iui'. na.H .HN.Itr s-ra Irpm .ll-. pI>.
'rota ".u'' .-otr', r.Ei.|a,IuH~ auu. nr
"a ia" 0na d." lo srr1Il Iua, is a' rlI~
auuf 80" uu'~tou wuDu WrHvu, iua. very
Inunuatnm- ul nul N.,tI niICr, .p4 I1
WH.'. ll ".HrF .~>u"r nrg >.,auutr. a..
iulCIng
..-fu'inrnu'S-p Ga.j-,or- nrrdrrpi,
impress iHrH wH" aaE" overcome .tt.,. -lur
n"ruur~> nI earth Iu4 Hlr amt waite. glu
have IHtu tine forest low and uIl,, 90
hGHWrE 'E"r 1ue river ana llil.d The
-.HHt" rw"N>. men WHO ,lu got 1860.
acres "i i.Hn -tr nothing and sci. % 80
town lir inr q mi!.,u collars -uyH usG
%" n'i ,HHk ~ rs 'Iluc!r thtnG 30 ga
vent ID new Religion. 10 sci up 4 new
r.iI'.H I.''0Ir. TO create 10 new ~tHupuT3
"i ',Har gT &" G." business without aur
standard
The morning times., 1896-10-01
>oUNn MONEY MEN MEET.
Big Rally Around TIN. told standard
at W Hard Hall

The nnu-Iuft~Hu u.rellUE last night. 81
N.llHrt I.H. under the auspices OF ihC
sound MrUrE League, aI wlI,u Mr. c Y
'rafr- IS Irc~.Urn,. was a Ir,r and uu-
lunI~1 -u. cess Inr uull wI- packed. li,.
aHa.ruD" n,iaGinE many iHlno. lErr" WIS
nN,cl.rn1 mu>.r hy The Mount Pleasant
flr!a EauH, oI winch 81. HcuTy Z Cal
son was HgunrWaIur. HaInv M.-~rs Fannie
y Alice. -cUEJuu, and Fauuur + Whit
.akrg. ,rriENl'H, ami NE The whole .lr"g,
which lo.nra IN a dnX0.ngg OF tu- grand
OLD aH'h-I|. America"
A. '." request %. MI t,HtD-, Nj B II.
Wauc. presided, and introduced the
speakers. who wrI, ten. Atoh,trI. Ind
Nj uvnl J. DAVIS. Nj Warner made
30 short ~p"vDI. upruIUE The meeting, which
was vel. received.
rua. feature that was Not down on the
program. was i.e frequent HJerT. Ga'.nu %
lh- ~r..ErI hv NJ. Ai..-gE auI Mother
gentleman who sua thar IT, came there
Iur .u-luu.'uu. The lurrT.9'lou> were
confined ~, Nj DAVIS ~pcruu. watch y"rE
uHuE people -4.I wa lhy best speech set
made iIgm any platform IN THIS cam
u.Eu Gen MIohcnrr confined himself
up~tIg f. tA" moral force, pu Jac >.dr "
~nuuG uH.r.E. and 0.u'rf-'"l wia -.r:u lH"
pl u- Hud ~utt"TiIg"- uI IN, opposition
ton VI hyu-r Is wainu1"u as q, cam
P.gn,r. having done excellent work i"i
'H" Republican party 80 10" Hanson
,au.Iugn
The morning times., 1896-10-01
KAISER w.r,...lAA.> Defense
He WIN Eel. uu,.., ,nc-,I ,Irtcor Coilidcd
WIN iht. ISnIdc.

I.orhuU, sept. 80 - k.cnard Alan. Tn"
Scottish ygcuuuau,. who Represented 'uc
trcrluau crn prTrr ru board tUaI monarch =
racing yucllJ Meteor, during IN" summer
just pas Is t. wrJ" a !rttvr To- the ri"li
under Iu>rrUril lJu~ from tn" kui>'r, cNUE,Iu.
Iu- jh" circumstances OF the collision lie
tween the Meteor ILd the I>o.uc In th,'
races or IT," ROYAL Albert idrnt tluh' =
rr-JllH1t SuutuSr,, IN August :, which re-
suited iri- o." death ~ iiTrcn Won Z"dt wiz,
the owner ot the Isolde, WHO was struck
hy 20 failing block or pIrr" Of tn" yacht s.
shattered rr>t and died soon HttcTward
Mr. Allan vii Furnish facts to tally dis
proving the statements made III In" tI"id'~
,uatCk Inpu tine Meteor Il QIy or TWO after
the aoDdoH', I'm which that paper Us.
crIbud Ia" collision to un error ur ludg
iu"ut ON nr part ul tlusr handling the
Meteor II IS expected that the letter
win attract great interest as It Will VIZ
l.nLE he from Ihr nInrernr hIm.rIt-
The morning times., 1896-10-01
ACCEPTS BY WIRE.
Nominee Porter Will Stand Squarely
on ihe Chicago Platform.

N"w York, Sept 81 There was great
reg i"IuL 'r..F. ..r, Dvmu,rarI, urauuI4i.,F~
.H ll1' u"tri 80. gu!,m, over SiI BryIu >
reception last mrnI, IN Iaumauy Ii..l
Treasurer "lllitIn /. st .iunu S,lId the
n"rl.aE was magnificent one.
Chairman Liu"ti nIuIurtu, uI the Demo
NIi''N "ihl" 'pnHnitlur. rrrrlvcI a I"l,-
ElaHl tins morning lrru Wilbur + Lurtrr.
h'''Ni|u- hrntltuudt teu Tor truyrTupl gwen
utuf "E l.- iirmr'raIl, ~fIsp committee. ON
Muuuag night last Inc IrIInw.nE Is
Nj frI1nr~ f"IrgTaIs.
"ur nd3f'Hu0n ur my unanimous
nrhIHIl.uu lrr Gpv"IuHI bE STAT, com
iAii"". I''t r'N"u requesting IIumrGl.c re-
Ui n~.ug wlre VIA say. AUprrrIIliu. Inc
H-n h'nnr and the Responsibilities, /
accept 'nr nomination, >JAnung Srlunrriy
aHd Uu"Iu.vUCailE On the BuIfaiD and
Chicago Ulgri0rul~, IUd an earnest SUPPORT
pI lh" 'EN1E" r"uuurc>. lIrrI VIII com
ulIm. OF" my acceptance hg letter
WILBUR /. PORTER"
Tner, WIS not mupn doing around Re
puhi'ru trauQuIrirIN Iul~ muIuuG. and
'N,r" W F. h'E g." 'liu'r7 on tine executive
Chairman Mars \ Hanna was early at
bis ur~e. ruu was bu~, Iu the forenoon
-HuE over iu~ hI- phi" of comes jrua,Ir..
Nr uantH '- greatly pleased with the I'-
ports "' il'' ramph "a a' rs receiving Ir1u
aIl over fHa country.
EN senator Warner Ns.r.nf New York.
wlI >p"Hs ln Mansfield. GhIu. uu october
Ia 'urur'~>lr..fH inwtdru I..uucIHa~-r1l
ni htIl#IH- speaks lu ItHrIrr ONO, uu
Dr'Hh". 10. iu jefferson 600 october =. 600
Kent 900 october - auu Iu Ashland "a
priubn~ g.
Dcnr@. " Trwbgd-... .af chicago. we'll
snuwn 10 ralw1g .Ir.Ir-. ,.urn- l." head.
Hi"',, "u'ndTaE."si. regarding n" ~i'H1
ton 100 illupI>-
The morning times., 1896-10-01
PE 7 THE
W IItES
| \DIIIs
GiIeOt Nd.

crossing pI these ylgp- or from tier
causes. and rHC u,ri--.u--~ ar rp aUlHT
attn, Ges rnct tp summon rhc a,s.N'anos
oltnc fire department.
Besides. tAyr. are. numerous other con
rrngeu,.e~ police patrols ,HuHn' hr
,u.gkl, called go meet 3D. sudden 'u.,r@"nry.
nor .iuDal an,e- paamp'i brought T. the
spot 80 convey umluIunate- tu ao~p.Oai>
Had one -or NOR. ,uuaEr1'I.u- Hr>tr
Iu,-Eay m-.j. Da.-..erahi" rg" WOE.
Lave elapsed r.Iur- rHn Tlrr department
,..ulG have afforded uHI. and T persons .ad
lr.u 80 ,sr.au-., injured 10 different part.
of tie otE a- F.. waa" "r rour"" 100"
20 the nr,praI advisable. t.e ao"0r-
Hur call ug au ambulance wouid n.' laEc
been #vaIai'.
From q ,.mraroaI point . vew Tie
case i~ almost 49, t.d T.e l"t"pa.n" Is
ua longer merely "a ,ar.rnnucr rr la~ h".
,urr.. "a necessary ad .lu.t4n o." tr#r.,a. ,anu
.r every class ~ Iu-Hr~> T. O.. a"puv"d
Of thr use uf -rr for E'u.d ~ twenty
rDurar forrv.rIEI.i hours amounts t.:0 .-i-
NV. hardship IT., public. crum wh SO
l..urfv r,l.rrap. .ro tri"Il."a rnup pan"-~
derive rHc.r valuable franchise. has q
right %, expect tna' rns-,- O. rIHnartnn~ I'D
ff..r enables tf ou f. dn. A-af ru" safety
.r r.r puGuc rmo~ lac. prominence All
traffic cannot hr staprrd eve" d"rnr fl"
after such IL -rurm ID. taat E"aloh ."r,o 'ae
otter night. and nothing '- '",ier '.ah
rar a p.F-.u :u cons. .a o"t'a.' "'i'. 5. '.."
l,r,z.n ,arr,. ~ ;I, live varrlE.In "wrH
,a-,rte individual ~lII r" .u~r ''." r"T"'0'.
4 runtr-d nrnrr Instances milt' D." 'll"d
To- show tlr great mrurrw'" of having
an ,.Ir,-rl, gr.rr- lrdHu gra". -r.H.a q.
dut-
Tn,. urnaracn,al SIDE IS ,nr l--ae ar urs
.,.r.r.rgr,, r...f.- .... ..v,rfpaG E-.r.- ..."d
nardlv r~c"u> .ari,d ar'hlsrm" ono .""'!
u.,b endowed runrnr -.n-r'i a'-'..'tr
nrau,. tp ro ,aarnagniy dI~e",'ea "' 'Hr
nrrmurs 90 w.tr.- 1.at al,f.-er" 'F"rg street
of tNc city
Tu. only place r,r overhead .a".- Is IN
t underground ,,udu'-
The morning times., 1896-10-01
WORK or rnE FLAMES.

Hrmslyu. y s.. ~,rr 8" & Hu. carly
tins unrmng .a. 'H' hWMrg o.rn-. ,i
trr,ru... 3r.rl .tlG " Ntuiit'aIs, ,yruur. nuru,.I
cold. ,,uali,.r-rt il.t.',I"-r Z u.nO yArIausr
,frt. >..r E,r..grd \rv. Jersey I,l, phone
D.apauN and .rN.rIl .rtrr Grraut~
oil orchard. Nc. ~tp' q" I'" windsor
Il.rE. .lI.iu. -lur. .E-..uru ,rI..tur.. urtr
,Fu. Oll Dr..,rl -u...ru. wa @utf.u ltl
Ir,. mis- u,.a IuHl ..~- S-.tUU
New Y,Ia. ~.p-. 80 IIrIrrE l!,ur uG q,
ng,. -.ary uur1.u" .,rupl,d ht k,lly. ~ t,.
,-..rHur. ia.nui rl.E.r-- was Esit,u iy Hr"
l.4- murn.ul, I'D il.r. stock ul several other
manufactures .., 4a-'d 10, Eu'c. Total lass
So. 400
The morning times., 1896-10-01
DEATHS or \ DAY

Nr, Yprk. sept 8" Iup H.. Onar.r.
4 Ea--.u nrd 100 EpiHr. luu.. nu sun
,.t.. Iupir.u.. September - III. Ny.,~ uufu
mated 30 l--u %. Irr 2rurIu rG THE
tBr .,.s of ~. O. r.,'lr.~ ,uuIus-tr. general CO.
,s,. Hon. lnu- zoos ih' 'u.l"d static. Nl.,u
3r- it,u Hr cId uu. Hi> t'Hi..
r!.!.,clpuur. Sept. au. l.I Gcyr4r. u
C,.. inu veteran journalist. TuIuau,rI
lr.in-I tl.r gpI llrrtrrur, df"d thus mora
.,. of ,.r~uIupf4nu Of iur iir..r at hr
la,.c .f fNr~ ,tE t.r. toss wife uu.
,I:l..c.irrr surgIvr INN
The morning times., 1896-10-01

sal" OF pIHll'i' E iHl
UuptHl'INr- car
rcd uu lu other
~f4f,sflrt tale gen
1rtIiF prevails that
fU purrH..-HT I' q
rtN S,t.nuTs' DiIa'
I.u~f the fun
.rnnUur rr tli ir
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Millinery Souvenirs.

Ladies vrlvercrown hats with uprnwork
chenille briu. IN hIaok and coIors. also
combination ,oIorS-
Special opening prize. sc.
Large eud"Iaturatr Spanish coque f,lth-
cr for hats
special opening prio", Igc-
Handsome huachc~ II 20 triple viGlrts
with autumn leaves yr y"lr..- buuCnci ia
Monture style.
Special opening price, iSC
French cpIuc feather bua~, INTERN iUglcd
with ostrich feathers. warranted weather
proof, fun l - yenrd~ long
Special opening pTICe. > %
The morning times., 1896-10-01
cuNDHi.S>MEH HoMINArrD.

M.ldlnruwn conn. $ .pi.ao IN" Second
at-'u.. NrpuulI- Iu tymgrces.puu. convent. 80
met rnlas and rruomtuIl"a ,uN-r"- -sutu
R.Irmurr sept 80 Thomas G. Weeks
was nominated for Congress today Toy rhr
nran,rtr- ri THIRD congressional district
william = ogden Wa H"fAIuaI-d as ne
.rr>~ ns 10. nrmn.G,'- OF lh" Ioullh CON
gra-~ ur.n district.
I.rl- F5Ii- ) Y. sept 20 Comclus
iulr.- IT Tfl,a. wu- nominated for tuu
.r.--il.tu D.. Iu. D.u,Dri -pft tH- ! Iw.GlE
>.,.ut u.~rr.t to-day Ihr chicago plat
form and u"laiu",s wcrr Indur-ri. Mi.
Nr.... tas.rr free silver
The morning times., 1896-10-01
W 4 c. Entrrtninmrmt.

Cllr Nru-r. at Suutnt tHIi'u. and =. ,'ro"I-
wa r.rr.au. opened r~' might Win au
..lrvrla.ul. err m w:IDu MUSIC and iau'N
pr.rr,l.. ,inuol with ala Overture toy
rrrr. C.,- auG hls orchestra LHuE Iu
fn.. .r.,.mug THE u."u.hrr> .uI 'hr iI>tuj
nl' ',a.n Iur a." ,"uIa- season "ri"
,.rrut.u,,.l O.. q tl.. ruuI"u,'. i.DGtfn stage.
Tho ',.lu consists ui Mn.~r- WnErf>uu.
Nru,.. As.r- ~4nr"ron HnntI"E. Martin
Erum. norton. nuu NJ. rlUi"g Iausr
f.au a~~i-IrI IH lh" program w"lr Ais
I..,if.,. NtIr. lItI. Ms 4 Auia, ana Muster
i.aa b.. .wnr5 NL-- brown II Go>~ M">or-
M.r..w NaH-. i.gnU~. and ~mlIu, Ml-r
Arnc It.%a.,. Mir John 'a.gnrl Nj.
~ Ig.l- AiI--r- HtrJrlr~~ and Roach
M-.,rr low;.-s. Ml~- NnIa rulr"r and
H. 3-rrF iIrr.m Al 10" CLOSE "r tine pro
.ru rlr r.nar Was aaud AID ia" resi-
1T fuea..urn@ NH~ ~I"Hi 'l To- Ste prescott
III aIunms
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WRAP Souvenirs.

Ladies seal cap"s. >llk rAadamr lined
rhi"rr collar and edgiu= -o inches bong
aud ITO sweep.
special opening prtce, S4.Is.
Ladies tauCoyrrt Jackets. he ~hirid front.
rolling COLLAR. turued-ovcr cuffs. stitched
back
>pceal opening price. - @7- :
Ladies hIacs. ton and hrpwu rinp"rted
Krr~ny i1,krJ> un-~iIE rurd Also black
ruI grrrut wu-rmue houcl. sack krts-th- very
lruc Il fashion
SpcclaI opening price. SO
Our lin of jackets, capc> aud suit, at
>lL. So. SIS aud 50 are worthy af your
inspection
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Dress Goods
Souvenirs.

--lura ag-woI mask Hrru-rJa, extra
nu.>H
special opening prize. ~,
2-aue.5 rlu,s ard navy uI.E.yI STORM
serge.
-l-ya .uau.u- rEto". -.
- iu,a duunL-fucrd Eu'S SIDlhau and
i5Juc.. au-hlaaG iu"usI serge.
SPECIAL urcuIur price. 2|,.
-ofuDn lIa,E wnp-r.rd and wiGn vale
-.-.,.. also an the prcrtl,.. ,uiurri novelties
ul J.c >-as.u. including In" 90 vuuI and
~.il. WIils
Special apru.ng price. 5',
~ .neu tiur black uruud,Iu.H fvs .ap,n
SpcgaI ...mr- pu-r, '"'
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NcW Y0fE- -UIT- ~ IN" mruIng II
rrr NrIl.ul Ga. Juu WIrr Nal Manu-
it,iurrr.' A-..,laIl.a WAS continued aI
tnc II.rrl WlIG.rI 'u.uE There wt~ e
.rrg.. arlruunu,r. Hi,uf w"Lsy rgu, IN
lht. Eastern. MlHGl~. aud Southern states
hrluE represented ih" 'ui nll >'r."u
Dri fir H~>urlarIul G',lirb 20 WaiI,.EU i.v
prices rud output r- fa" p.",ruf iiGGIr~
.Iu,it fn, irr ul November ur>t
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REBELS AND LIONS.
FOES Cape Colony Patrols Had 10
Nubiut.

London. Sept aO-Lprh RaSmcad. e0v
erupr Of Ju" Clpr Colony, hI, ca h.rd from
pt Mayor BtG"u-rpwrlI has cleared IN,
MttHDcIi" forest ar rebels to thc IUUC'IuI
ut the Gwclp ana SGIu-anI rivers, Capt
krEcwIcu.- patrol has defeated the rcnrl,
at Lions krplr, killing T-nty ot TN enemy.
THE other patrols have been successful
lu br"ui.luG Up the camps ut the rebels
Muu r"hcI> are now coming IN voluntarily
10 surrender TIE patrols Were greatly
GITt-,rl hg hungry Hons Food was v"ry
scarce with IA" ia.u and they were Obliged
tIIIiuE heir munger hy eating horse flesh
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Domestic Souvenirs

N.aaws nlra,rrn ~n.e--, size 5Iz"0.
spr...l ,r-u.u- paur- -5r.
Mohawk rmsv C"-c~. -lhr i"Aa6 >pe-
t.sl oprulnn pgcv &c
New Fan ursE nrr>~ "tu-la,ws special
aroua- price. 3 So
C.orsrp- Yarl "iI, rniaa, urll Mu~lin.
-srriH uprnrp- price. 3 =,
~..r.lrr NarrW WlIs Il.a.ay! Muslin,
-pr.j.l vpn.iu=uu. 81 p
Eclipse IIncrLIuH=. 66tu,Gr- wi,i" -Ie~
.i.t vr.ula- uI,r. -r.
YarI wulr Eusrl. Iru-. p"'sI "p'S
t.- pr,r. Is =.
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Silk Souvenirs.

Handsome new designs in - inch hroCade
rafrrtaS aud Gros grain brocadrs
special opening price. 80.
2itu,H wide extra quality plain black
rI~tuus '1ff"tI-
Special opening price $50.
-f-lnch all->ilE extra weight and finish
HACK ,auu uucu~sse wearing qualities
warranted
special npru.Hg price, 80.
Evening >uudr~ iu S'tIu aruur", Ss'tin
striped gru> grain and fancy novelty >tHped
faIlIr
:;pr,a rpruiug pr,ee. 2$o.
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rRAINING CARRIER PIGEONS.
Naval Duvrcute station 10 BE Opened
at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, y H.. sept 30. A short
time ago fnH Navy Department decided tU
tram Garner pigeons for use m cases
uI war, Hud tins naval station was selected
Tor the training p!dr'- \ large dOvrcOIc Is
being uoW erected aHd Il large coop II
the finest birds oi the carrier breed VIII
to train them
1t VIII br h" practice To ship pigeons
>ry'rJ. hundred miles away ana let Incm
return hE wing oths coop at the yard. II
l- expected ruaI Ia" carrier pigeon VIII
prove q, valuable messenger ~ IIu.. ur wal
lu communication from sea tu llui.
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Rhode Island senate Provides for
Stntt. Obligations

Providence. K. l., sept. 30. Thy senate
To-Day passed ii res, luton authorizing the
pn yIncur If all the Obligations Of the state
iuEnld com. ~ the treasury Is empty notes
are iu tr issued for So. 600. lhc Re
publican lr.,urrs oppose "a bond issue at
this time.
i resolution was passed permitting the
gold Democrats To- place the names of
Palmer and Euoku"r uu the official ballot
r,r November 3.
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Sc pair.
GOLDENBERG'S S
o26=02S zth 700 K Sts.

THE INDEPENDENT ICE
co. S yellow wagons deliver dai-
ly to all parts OF the city and
Mount Pleasant their superior
quality of KENNEBEC ICE at
lowest rates. Office 90 Pa. ave.
and SluS Water st.
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Receiver, for Hulburt Bros co.

New York sept 10 lulhurl Br,iher-
and ComIuug. manufacturers uI iinarsu~.
h.,rrIe- sporting goods. etc. ia thi- CITY
.uu irurNl $40. are 90 ruIurtal difficulties.
and judge Eus~rl. nf the Supr"mr Cuuu.
his appointed fuIrT,k l. Forester re
.rlynr 0i the D.ru"ra'Iuu. with. bond OF
>lUu 600. uu 'h" upIHchlIun ur the dI
re,r,r-. William liuiDur' Milan IIuIhuu
and Helen iiuhurt The AululI' - are
>iti, i,@HG. ,,-r'S. S@I- 81
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rcnn~l Observation-Disclosures.

TIniaarIpH, sep, So rrui~ y,tuin
pIasrd its SECOND r.ulh1Il -rlI- ut tHr'
season Inls. .,II,runnU ANT easily defeated
the. ,,,tts ~uug t'r.. tu!I"g. .rIu Cos I'M.
score uT - &C. - rrruNyIy1El' pla.
showed SOM" lmIruyrmrut over ITS wurN
Du s-aIura.Iyau. In>r FTIHklIu"wl SuI~i a