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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

The whole system rs drained and I'M
dermined by indolent ulcers and open
sores. Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve
speedily heals them. II is the best
pile cure known. Chas. Rogers. drug
gist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

The gown that is made for autumn
without a suggestion OF bolero or Elton
to II will be in a class entirely by it.
self. :
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

A man thinks he is complimentary
when he calls a woman an angel, but
the average material feminine mind
does not appreciate the term.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

The James Ncsmith whs moved from
the stream yesterday afternoon to the
o. r. aud N. dock. and the barge
Atlas moored aiongsld3 She viii at
G commence dIscharging iron onto
the barge for the purpose Of Tightening
her cargo 10 Portland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Many a housewife with but one SER
want wishes that there were 10 such
day as Thursday in the calendar,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

II dull, spiritless and stupid; IL your
blood is thick and sluggish; II your
appetite is c%apricious and uncertain.
You need a Sarsaparilla. For best re-
suits take Dewitt's. 1t recommends
itself. Chas. Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises,
scalds, burns, are quickly cured by De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
pile cure. Chas. Rogers, druggist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Summer is over, according to the cal
endar. but warn weather will yet get
in a last despalring grip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Why does 1t so often happen that a
woman finds everyone in the world
kinder to her than her own husband?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19
BAKING Powder
Highest Of all In IeaVening
Strength.-U. s. Government Report

The girl with a handsome brother
need not question why she is so pop
ular with other girls.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

The bicycle is an a~ll-pervading in
stitution. You run across 1t in jewelry.
carpet and even baker shops.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Tuberoses and astors are genuine
autumn flowers,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Summer coverings OF furniture are
being taken of and the winter dress
put on.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

School bags, books, etc, are the arti-
cles most in demand these days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Tides are u result u the combined
attracting forces Of the sun and moon
When these forces act In the same
.traight line. they give rise TO what ARE
called spring or high tides. when they
act at right angles TO each other, they
are designated neap or low tides. TAX
ing the whole earth into o there
are always two high tides diametrlcnGy
opposite to each other. and Two low
tides also. midway between the high
ones, The high tides are two great
waves or swelia, OF small height, but
extending each way through half a
right angle. These wave follow the
moon in It's monthly motion around the
earth. while the earth. turning Oh It's
axis, causes n given place to pass
through each OF these swells, and the
intervening deprcssionE. In n lunar day.
or twenty-four hours and nfty minutes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT

A Messenger train on the Chicago, Nh
,waukee and 81. Paul Railway. No. ls
tnrIns are ~vestibuled, heater by steam,
and lighted electricity. Each Sleep
car berth has M electric reading lamp.
Its dining cars are the best In the Mor'o'
and its coaches are palaces on wheels.
This great railway. connecting as IL
does with all transcontinental lines at st
paul and Omaha, assures to the tarveling
public the best service known. Tickets
via the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Hallway are on sale at all railroad ticket
ofioes TO any point in the United States
or Canada. For maps. folders and other
information, address.
@. J. EDDY, General Agent,
!. w. CASEY, Portland, Or.
Trnv. Pass and Tkt. Agent
Portland, Or.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

Use WebfOOt Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at Es-
tes-COnn Drug Store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

The Orcgoninn says "thc American
ship James Ncsmith came into the riy-
or drawing twenty.four feet. She VIII
discharge her Astoria freight before
coming 20 Portland" The Nesmlth
viii discharge about two-nfths Of her
cargo here onto a barge, for the pur-
pose OF Tightening II to Portland, the
entire cargo ~ iron being for that city.
II the Ncgmith lighters 1000 tons II will
reduce her depth TO nineteen feot, and
her safe passage inland will be assured,
with these few exceptions" the Ore
contains item In strictly correct.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-19

United States Attorney goote receiy-
I'd orders from Washington yesterday
to libel proceedings against
the scaling schooner Jane Gray. seized
In BchriBg Sea by the rcycnu sutter
corwin. She arrived here in charge Of
a prize crew on Saturday. The .aking
OF the schooner was what Ia leg Ally
known aE executive seizure" Captain
Hooper. the executive officer OF the rev
cnuc fleet. making the capture. The
suit filed here viii be- for the forfeiture
OF the vessel The Jane Gray IL n San
Francisco vessel, She WAS seized IN
company with two English s%ehooners.
both OF whom were turned owe to the
British goycrnmcnt-Chronicle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08
Notes and Personals.

ttauplsasura 10 .ots that the lntrs
building occupied by the Bfigh am
Young academy b. NOT largo enough
or this ratuiaf educational Institution.
Mechanics Hro now ut WORK Du th.
Central building, corner OF sut
Eighth streets, nttiug the second EnU
third stories up for The primary 4 p.
patimont aud training school 10 the
academy. 40 u expected that IN
work will be com plctrd about the ls
~ October. The lower story Of the
buil1iug will alsO be finished and
The following Ulcers haye baua
elected bv the 70 IckhulIrfs the Utah
County stviug's bans flr the ensuing
ycng Gp1fgs Taylor, president;
James H.. Daniels, vice. president, W..
n. King, w. b. Pike, J. g., Ganam,
D.. %. Miner a.u Vs.. n. Dnsenbefty,
Director; ". HI. Du.enbeuy, cashier.
Tho father .f George HeIenberg f,
tho youns man WHO was heiIfu JUST CO
Saxey last week on a rather unsavo ~
charge. dts fus O. have % SHOWN IN Al
Georges ago isun'y 10 ye1rs. His az,
was given iu the NLws OF the Time TO-
rather an inI8i ITO manner.
A splendid program OF exercise =,
consisting o. games, Toultati0us, sDngs
AMI speo,hcs has teen arranged 10
the Stake Sunday school excursion 10
Castillo, Tuesday, TO llth.
The Fourth ward 10. !. association
gave farewell social rhufhday oven.
ing In honor Of Elder }, u. walton,
who let yesterday on his mission g.
England,
Andrew Eggcrlsun, J. A. Gun and
Hyrum Jensen have teen appointed p
eel committee on hfrungt mont. Tor
he State a. q. u. W. excursion 10
Garfield on The 18Th.
Tue chuif- OF JuAb aud Sanuotr
counties Will Join the choiu uf Unh
G UNITY Ia Tho excursion to Garfield,
over tno Unilu Pacific Uu August 10.
Mrs. Mary h. French, if many
years n teacher in the p.0utJr uciic.
my, has aUCUp "a position IN the
Ftunch American college u Spriug.
lpli, Mass.
James II. Wallis OF Paris, Idaho,
formerly Of this city, has wilton
friends here that no II studying law In
Lite In, NcbTaska.
William g.. Chusllausen, aged %,
anu Eliza Az, aged 70. b0tn OF Pleas
ant Grove, have received license ~
we'd.
ME-. o. r. wnilnoy has boon vlsit.
ing rolativJs here this weak anu Will
return 10 her home iu Logan THE
ovualug.
J. W. Hoover Of the Excelsior Mills
Do putting iu an entirely new systcm
of m1c1iurty Ia his mil,
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Fourth District Court.
Tho following business was transact
cd iu the Fourth district court ycstef.
day,
Estate OF Hannah Clark, deceased,
time tor settlement OF nunl account
Aud 10 hear uulltion for distribution stt
September z.
", H. Bramer We. &. ID. Bpbmet,
divorce; Doc cIutequtncr of 1UioudRupH
absence aumm1uA ordered published.
Lew OpunehRw Va w, Hudson; time
Tor nnug statement on motion Tor q
now trial extended " aud Including
SyU.rmp.fl uth.
NDa %. lGcK-ou W Carl L.. John.
sUui Same utuur aBin above cause
4" the uaitUr ~ the estate OF g.
Haslmtr, deceased, administrators Hu.
thUuz 90 vote Tor uu assessment on
inc alital stock OF Price Lake Rus1Tt
clmusny sud 90 pay Eaii ussessuuut
u4 GA. lluI stock belgngiugt1 tho estate.
tuaHUr Cook, administrative OF.
II JtflarH Cnioelti decree in favor uI
U'nu.H as prayed for Tue action
uas brought 10 correct description o.
lyHi uIlntr.
Jas smith We RIO Guudc Western
Railway Co., REJECT Zoe IrsTlug motion
or pew ,rI"I Sup.m H.T b.u,
JuuEk d Fabian We ID. g. Reed ot
Hi motion 90 lraugior cause 90 ThiTu
dl- riot sunicd,
Estate " Ge.rEe Sluuott, dpconFtd;
sale of real uBllte cOuhTmUl subject 10
approval 0i widow,
Mu. Caroline Walters Of springville
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CoLORED PREACHERS FUNERAL
Obstqul,s ,f tho Rev. ST. ii.ld' VINO
uied In salt Deb mi Was
Buri @ nt Denver,

Denver Republican OF Friday
The iur,rai O.. R.v. }. b. FieiI, the
colorsi missionary who dioi 200 sail
Lake, suaday, sui whose ro.a'us
were brought TO thia city 'lf Iu.uimc"I
took place yes.trI.y a'ier.o1u 20 .
O'Clock ir.uZ H.'s B'piat church, Oh
Twenty.Ht.. aaI Atop boo arerU,
Tbeeiincy. " Zen was uuiIIby Row
Mr. Field and wac nanl ino hu.
erected i5r the c,lo.uI people oil the
p,ptist dontmua.iuu, 800 Loo begin
10 hold .uo memory 1' ih. pioneer
cuIafed IHsiUL IUv Hi.tNaIkf 900
over e. ul.u, held many umUt suo uuu''
Der WItaII Cue church,
Toe .uupfai uCFv arrived NJ .ut
hutch from tHu deceased minister.
late home 90. D., m, LlIct hHfus glA-
ductiug tna .rivluef. After au invu.
cation by L,.cf DJuny, ELDER BIO &C.,
the present pgUlJf 10 II 1u uNufCH, De-
livofeI tho Iuuutsl tCImnu. uu t.ahu
ui thUtUli.sugfInuI Is HuI untuust hlll.
tlau lifo the uta4 ml1latBr had Jed aud
uofinytd windy tue tfinlb uu patient.
ly usdufusut in tho eauso Of Chnst.
He miuistofei 10 bis people, wnutv
salvation wss hia sulu OUlcgI until
physically compelled to lay Gown tuU
buf4nn,
A special choir rendered the requiem
music tJuculogly. Go mcmUars were
led BY Mis-. MUlrv, tlc OtnurH telling
Mir. Hacacy. Ga, hiisscs Oyeftlu,
Mhs SHAY Huron, Hugo Butler, Juuu
wunsms anu r. Mofgaui aiiss Came
Reel WIS., She UfsnuiaL
Tue u.fiiu, which was covered with
busu,ilul nJnl pieces, Toe gifts COL
ffleuds, was borne 100. of the church by
Mu,,fs. Kusstll, kAlcutla, D, J. Riley,
Harrison smith auI Joan jackson.
Tue buttavui wife hnd sons were
among tho mUurueu. lntefm,nt was
male at RycfslIo.
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commercial school, Book TOT Mormon.
uhOuugfaphy and typswriting.
john J, Mcclellan, Gate instructor
In music fu Univcfsitv School %
Music. Ann AfbOr, MIcl.), linn0,
lnruUuy aud vHcni music.
Levi Edgar Y0Iu., B g., reti8irar,
Ln#.sH, Isyth lary uat pedagogy.
James l. Gtu-Ju, D. 81 uatutal and
IHVHgaI 10 .UnCn.
B,una wucken, lazy superin.on.
Dent ladIos' work.
CALrApAR FOR 1895 "a.
Fret spmoatef.-Nuuu.y ami Tues.
day. september l4.p aud l5.H, 1898.
uu rance examinations anu r.sisith.
'i.u.
wsiroiIay, September i6.b, ias,u..
ZION LH.lUs.
0..ay and Tuesday, October 9th
600. o Dr., conference iuu1s.
IulfuHv snd FuIav, y vsmbar
.N a.U -7.n, fhnnsag wing recess.
A uu s.., December -i.l 10 sun.
dHy, Jauu rT 3lf, 1897, Inclusive,
J.fI..m HH.IaaH..
JH.ua. a7.h 6. 2o.h, Semester tx.
HwluaIIUa.
o.c ua 5Umcstor,-M Monday, Fcbfu.
nIy lat, 5Cmu ter berina.
..u .IHy, February 22nI, Washing.
tU.'| .ifhI. y.
MONDAY and Tuesday, April 5tb
6.u, conference reeves.
Monday, May 1iHl, Decoration day.
June . %, 800 and itn, lual exami-
uauoua.
Wednesday, Juun 8.l, commence.
uuut.
lhuuAy, June 10TH, neld day.
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LaLler.nn .alnl. .DLIege.

The Lauor.4.y saiuu' College of
,hls ui,y baa iusr Issued iIa catalogue O
aunounCumyrt.t r tho eleventh ucl.
demic year, 1890 "a.
The Fuuuuy.-lu0 names OF faculty
memucrs ore arranged ln tho order %
seniority N appointments.
Willard Done, ID. b., president,
theology
Joseph NgaYn, principal r commeT-
cial school, business branch
w. n. Chamberlain, I, A., ID. b.,
librarian, mathematics, ancient lau-
guages.
John NJ. Mills, secretary; assistant Ia
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JACKSON COUNTY, MO.
Many Yaiturs-lh 40 Form Land, A
NaIiuual tauCr

INuEpENuENuE, Mgt
August 4. lSg.
10 tho Ldlt1E
ltisngw quite common TO seo upon
our sheets men from Utah; even the
lcAl paper have lengthy articles
about luu upsninF ~ "A missionary huIG
boz knnsaB Cily, snd The Temple Lot
tors Re- repeated nearly ev, ~ time tho
BD-yHllUI N rmuus ave mentioned. Iur
story L., that DO e. hg arm belief VI tlr
Saints that % Ursuu and Hi rI1u
uuU.u W!ll some uigNt HpuuE uu nl.
90 tau ground Lac % muHhrUHu, aud tp
suluuild beyond any uBTtlly structure,
aua 900 mstIrr how often Tho story g.
denied AMI enc H.H'umvni made tina.
lH temple WiI, be- erected uy human
usuaa Iu thu ordinary way tauy -8 no,
H.rm 90 DHwi rHuuuH %, ur uI not wuu.
{. HY uUdrH'u.. n. have often
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ABSOLUTELY PUEE

tfe m uor lu sb.yaf CO ono they can D.,
heard H.ri. ami Do tHgg agree Inc wiII
Is.us the dIruss from H.uHr vnufp h'
went last evening and VIII remain I'll
ruBaday, ou his way tn NHrnal wher,
be- opens cour. on tue l7th,
The cur. adjourned III September
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WANTS..

7,-cnty ,rgrd, Tor tines inserted under
Ais hsahng. once Jor loo, ncies for 25ci
one rs,t Jor zoe! ono m0nn Jon SOC per
iHc 40 I'D taken Jor lees Man loo.
lians ~ more hap lines same proper.
tomato rate. gtusrf,sc and as fesi.tf
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AMuSEMENlS

The ras. W uk iu tnu thea rical line
has developed Blmu pleasant surprises
iu the pr.srulau0u ut tho Lyctuu, %
two we'll known piays, ny tho Afper
company ana cUusigUrng Tue picos
charged thcty promotions have been
iaf above tue AVERAGE. Ihs LFUrum
be- ia comfortable, coy littlc theatre aua
would nave cHHuuur8 BE- q puinrty
hau the btau Hu been kept up. q.
course 10 b. hbfu b get nf nll tmrs
cOmrauies inst ecu an1fI To- play Co
The prices CnufEei AM In order 10
Keep the house running any ami every
thiug has been trIoi until tue und wa.
inevitable, but with the aIv0nt OF the
IrUfUut company the old Interest be-
been revived uud successful fuu IN
every way Il earnestly predicted.
Tho Bucue OF the drama, From
Sire 10 Bon during tue last
hall of tho wuuk has decided
the management 10 give 10
Tor three sight. next week anu for thu
balance OF the wees The Long strife
Will be- the bill.
The production of tho Mikaso nj
GaThtlI Beach nud the iiual PERFORM
Aucu at the Gran this week served 20
ufing Co tUu public notice two hereto.
ore Practically uunUtiUud singers, Misc
Mabel Cooper nui AiE Mpf1u J.
rU,m ms, Sure they have both drIight-
90 a. lu ballad tingiug, but Their Optt.
aliU nbinty has never before had the
opportunity 20 display Itself. MtH
Cooper posse SEE rich Coutfalt1 voice
that is admirably suited 20 opera, anu
% he cure 10 provo OF value o. the lndy
Ia tho iuluic, Mr. Thomas has b
splendid baritone yl CO VI low range,
aud his clear cuunuiati 10 makes lisIca.
ing 10 his uingug n pleasure. Both
the lady nnu gentleman will prove
valuable acquisitions 90 the musical
fraternity anu the muslc.lOvlug public.
The Uhlcug1 rimusHoraid IN ita
| Issue OF July Gosh has large uut OF
/ Miss Charlotte Titloil vino g. billed TO
! appear there In "a benefit Performance
OF AZ You Like IT, A very natteriug
notice isgivtb the lacy whOwill be Tc.
mumberUd ploAsa ny hero through he
appearance 10 several productions at
tho Lycuum last winter.
The NTws dramatic fouuder hal
the pleasure Of spending his vacation
iu tho bills In company with Mt.
Milton Lipman who appeared here Ia
the Carnival benefit entertainment
Tue gentleman has Uucn spending biz
vacation nuru with his aiaturf, Mfs
LoulH ana Alex Conn, and he leaves
shortly iOrlhu East o. begin ruhuAfs Ne
fpr tho tail season oi r., NJ. nnd Joseph
| HOllAnd's company Of players. THIS
company wall ~. duuH two now plays
/ luiH YUnT Tho Social Higuwuymau
aud Two Men OF BusincsF. Mt LIP.
man IA "a genial gentleman and Jolly
companion aud We trust tual the hDl.
lands VIII give u' % date durlng the
season,
The Carnival OF MuuTld will DO the
! ulE effort nt saltllr Tor the season nn1
/ Arrangement are uuatly completed i0r
] iur diving OF thIs huge nHhif, com.
| mGnUing AuguFt J.h, Nothing 90
/ rlusl 10 in grandeur hos ever been
| contemplated here aud the mHungr'
mont confidently expect tho public Ga
show their appreciation ui tho rl0fi by
| thelr patronage. Arrangements have
| been made 10 accom- nodAtn 10 OOU
! upUuluA unv duTirv the week
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wAHTGD-HtLP.

rE1rY & nERKELRATirs EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No. aIt. Wrff second aUuth. lptwoun tuI'"u
Hotel aud rpstUncc
CNOH hours, r. m 20 CD o. 90
CUR telephone uunlC r BE- tUi
Second rirI FOR clearinghouse. $3.50 10 go
cook Tor small boarding house, City.ft general
hUusuF.ri, family D wash, $500 another Tor
family T. ID fUto 80. uuHt be- good COOK. wait
ICss Tor bench. tIH, nurse gIfl about 10 years
old, a. Boz rinaC 100 Ubamurrwuid who eau
walt OIL ufI who can care Tor rhIUfer, 1i
stay bone 40 uIghfa Tor place on ~ street $500
wHItfUfg f0r Ifat Glaze hotel 81, etc. middle.
alUt woman general family work, o. wash
w1mau, middle aged family two, Montana, 81
Ior month four good wuiirgtses wanted
I AuY UA.UEH. MUST HAVE kNuwt.
l . tdfc OF values, and bond % ". Second
south sweet
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HetP WANTED MALE.

NIrANTED SOLICITORS Tor CAMPAIGN
w Book "huan. -cvall anI troe silver
authorized by Nua. written BY a. T. NUtcaf,
t1itur umHtN World. iierald. appointed
author uy Bryan. Contains speeches and
platform. luuuuEa iUr agents. fee silver
mine for woftUu. only ia0 Inc only
authorized Ioot. 90 per cent Credit given
ffrIEul ratL uutit free. UCEiu now with
choice ~ territory. Permanent, profitable
wurt for 'uU. Address. Tho National HOOK
Concern. tar uuudIuE chicago
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Cloak and Suit Department.

knd wh in the
arr us II ape Wrappers mir lrutc
be uderyel AN o
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WANTED mIs otLLANEoUs.

I,oup MouNyN GIRL or WOMAN
" for general homework. 6 East llth
south
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TN ENEgN SECTION. To CANVASS. 500
i 90 400 q day made, sells 10 s'Ebt. alsn q
man 90 coll staple Euods o. drl efH. httt eide
line, liI.ua month. SALARY or LARGE commits.
HIln made. experience uuuOreaaafFs fuT
sealed paftlru Ar send ttnmr chiffon toAp
a Mauufauturng Company. Cincinnati, Ono
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05

usual discount Then WIS taken NJ
the poor farm matter, MIR. Brigham
explaining things ut length.
Much came IN that is of no partic.
ular account. hut the final situation
is. that the old committee is con-
tinupd, aud 10y resolution adopted,
are given considpra BILE authority to
act for the town "a shall seem to
hem best in all things pertaining TO
the proposed new poor farm asso-
citation.
The business of the meeting was
transacted in a little less than four
hours and IN now a matter OF record
IN meeting deep in interest and i'm
port4nce, and yet entirely harmo-
NOUS.
The following we're duly chosen as
Grand and Petit jurors - Grand
Jurors, j. NJ. Campbell, G. W. Clark
:. &. Town, s. s. Gle, W. s. Gilbert,
j. S. Jewptt; Petit Jurors, j. f.
Thomas, E. II. Dyke. G-o. l. A.
Smith, Henry Small, H. W. Drown,
Howard McNalI, Chas E iwardS, A.
NJ. Brigham, Chas Story, O. D.
Sturges, c. A. SpIler, Clark Richard
sou, Elmer Ryder.
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Libsl fog Divorce.

MINNIE A. SILVER state Of ermont,
GEORGE SILVER, ! April Tern, A. b iso,.
WHEREAS, Minnie A. Silver of Wolc tt, in
tie ount! Of Lamuhia and stare of Nerm MT,
has filed in tn Office If the Ter. of L. ollie
County Court AFORESAID, her libel for Divorce
against Geo &c SlNtr therein setting orth In
suhs ancr thar ON The 13rn day Of Aug st. 4 ID.
1891, at Graft SbUry in g. e County If o leans,
she WIS GUY joined in marriage TO George sill
yer If WOlcott IN the Couu y Of amOIlle, afOre.
sad; taat from tn date OF said mar i4ge she
liVet with the III GpOrg- Slly-r in street OBJ
seryance of all the duties ana Obig tons en-
jUintd upon her 10y the marriage c,Vtna' I, that
after SAID mar iAge. aui on the LIST daV of JAN
uary. 1895 and for a long time hereafter 0
viii: from III sa lsC day Of Jan airy a. d.
1>95, to the lSt 0aY OF Narch a. ID. 1896 the
sad Geo &c Silver continually treated 20
Petitioner with ntOlerable severity. and that
on he day ana year last aforesaid, you Petit
toner WAS fore to, and did, cease t live and
cnhaht with the said George silver that since
said marriage the said George SilVer being of
sufficient pecunary and physical abili y 10 pro.
vi suitable maintenance for her, has ever,
without cause, grossly, WantOnly. and cruelty
refused aud neglected so TO do; thar since said
marriage, ON the Isl day of March, a. D. 1895,
the said George silver wlfaly. and without
just cause, deStr ed your PtIiOncr. End YOUR
T., titiOner further shows that at the time If ler
marriage with the said George Sil er he then
had a former wife living from which he had
new 7 been legally diy0r ed.
Wherefore, yOur Petitioner prays the bond
of matrim@Iy between her ard the said
George Silver may be di solved and a bill of di-
yOrce or decree of nulity granted unto her.
And it al pearing that the said George silver is
without this State 50 that personal serv ce OF
said Libel cannot be made uuon him il is there
fore ordered that he be notified of the pendpHcy
Of said Libel and app ar before the County
Court next +, be he'd at Hyde Park within and
for the County Of LamOile on the 4th Tue day
If April y. l.. 1896 Il answer to said Libel
aud show cause, any he have why the prayer
thereof should OF be graz ted Ivy Iublica-
ton Of the foregCi, z substance OF sad Libel
with this order i the NEWS AND CITIZEN a
weekly newspaper published at Murrsye and
Hyde Park in said Iamoil'e County FIR three
successive weeks the last OF which publication
shall be not less than SIX week, before the first
day Of the April term of said Court.
Given under y hand at II, de Park in said
County this oath day Of February. A. ID. S9G.
s. b. WAITE, Clerk.
l.. j. THOMPSON, Atty