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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
BUILDING PERMITS.
a half.

Inspector Hopkins issued the following
building permits this week
A. X. Eall, Massachusetts, avenue, 1lo-
story frame dwelling; Frank Campbell,
builder.
Charles L. Corson, Indiana avenue. 2
story frame dwelling; }. b. Tiliinghast,
builder.
Mrs. n. II. Barber, 73 Carpenter street,
addition TO house; Thomas Stubs,
builder.
s. q u. Lederer, rear $50 Pine street, l.
story frame storage building; day work.
Mrs. Ruth B. Storer, 301 Knight street,
addition TO dwelling; Il. Campbell,
builder.
Joseph Banigan, Orchard avenue, 2
story brick barn.
Forrest Greene, Orchard avenue, 1ia-
story frame barn; Robert Souther, builder.
Willis ii. White, Tenth street, 1l2-story
frame barn; j.. u. Peck, architect.
Mrs. Matilda Freeman, 97 Randall street,
1-story frame washhouse; day work.
T.. e.. Reynolds, Elmwood avenue, 2lo-
story frame dwelling; Martin Mann,
builder.
Christopher sonner, % Mowry street,
addition to dwelling; John Tandoin,
4. W. Marden. Broad street, 2la-story
frame dwelling; W. j. Halcrow, builder.
John Blair, IL Almy street, addition to
dwelling; John Butler, builder.
William Caldwell, Marion street, 2-story
frame dwelling Barstow, builder.
John Doyle, Marion street, 2-story
frame dwelling; Barstow, builder.
M. Harris, NJ. d., Potters avenue
and Baxter street., two 2lo-story frams
dwelings; i. i. Barrett, builder.
Henry Il. Gardner, 54 StImson avenue,
1-story frame clubhouse; ID. p. Douglass,
builder.
Benjamin L. Dennis, Broad street, 2
story frame dwelling and stores; day
work.
John w. Hogan, Elmhurst avenue, ad-'
dition to dwelling; G. A. Phillips.
builder.
nue., alterations to dwelling; f. O'Rourle,
builder.
Peleg A. Sanford, IL Temple street, ad-
ditiou to dwelling; CT. Sanford, builder.
Miss Mary Hackett. 1876 Lilac street, ad-
dition TO dwelling; Durham 4 Bebeau,
builders.
Mrs. Nader +. Boyd, Pacific avenue.
i-story frame workshop; W. III. Boyd,
William Ii. Luther, Adelaide avenue,
2'2-stcsy frame dwelling; j. A. Wells,
builder.
B. Thomas Potter, Arlington and Irving
avenues, 2la-story frame dwelling.
Emory p. Russell, DaboIl street, 2io-
story frame dwelling; John Gray Il Gem
pany, builders.
Henry p. Jordan, Fenner and Reservoir
avenues 2-story frame dwelling; William
Streeter, builder.
/, Sandy V. Pickles, 8 Handy street, lia-
story frame workshops; day work.
Mrs. M. +. Gardner, 3i4 Friendship
street, addition to dwelling; Asa Bur-
lingnme, builder.
John Simpson, Nashua street, 2la-story
frame dwelling; Rollins X Company,
builders.
George w. beware, LoDgmont street,
1la-story frame barn.
Joseph Swales, go Yale avenue. 1Io-
story frame dwelling; Sweet Il Winsor,
builders.
X. b. s. Hart, East Manning and Gano
streets, addition to dwelling:; II. W.
Barry, builder.
Charles Benson, sc Olive street, frame
hen house.
John +. Fish, Lockwood street, 3-story
frame dwelling.
Barnett Goldberg, IS Ambrose street,
addition to dwelling; N. Harris, builder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
Thousands Indorse His I'M
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ic Remedies.
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Mr.. b. r. Dorman. connected with the com
pany of the well-known actress. Miss Oracle
Emmett. in the production OF The Great
Northwest writes from Haverhill street.
Charlestowp, Boston, Mass, and says: FOR
years my mother suffered from rheumatism.
Al times the pain was intense. various
remedies that she tried brought no relief.
Two bottles Of Munyon's rheumatism Cure
effected thorough cure. i have used your
Colo. Cough and Pile Cures and cannot speak
too highly Of them. My home would be In.
complete Without Munyon's Remedies"
Mrs. Matte A. Booth. KNOXVILLE. Conn.,.
says: 81 have used Munyon's Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Cough and Sore Throat Cures In my
tsiniy % all h that oS'en srs claimed. % for them.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails to
relieve in one TO three hours, and cures In a
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures
all forms OF indigestion and stomach trouble.
Price. 2L cents.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up q cold In few hours. Price,
25 cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs. nisht
sweats. allays soreness. and speedily heals the
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains
in the back. loins or groins and all forms OF
kidney disease. Price. % cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache In
three minutes. Price, 20 cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures all
forms OF piles. Price, 20 cents.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all i'm
purities OF the blood. Price. 3 cents
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon 20
all women.
Munyon's Asthma Cure with Herbs 81.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail. The
Catarrh Cure - price 25c. eraoicates tho
disease from the system. and tho Catarrh
Tablots-price 25c.-cleanss and heal the parts.
Munyon's vitalizer restores lost powers to
weak men. Price 81.
Munyon's Remedies at NIL druggists. mostly
25 cents vial.
Personal letters TO Prof. Mupyop. ih05 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered with free
medical advice for any disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

in England although, according TO the
mugwump argument, although our Inn
ports from Brazil being almost entirely OF
coffee which was duty free Brazil ought 10
have imported oil it's stud from the United
States. Well, when Brazil understood
that we would put duty on its coffee, II
II put duty on American flour, our ex-
ports to Brazil rose to the value OF nearly
s5, 100000. Upon the repeal % the agree
ment they fell to about two million and
q half.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

The late publisher GEORGE MUNRO was
regarded cs "pirate" in his trade.
That is, he "stole" all tho unprotected
literature OF value he could lay his hards
on and reprinted II in the cheapest sort
OF forn,its wide dissemination among the
people earning him fortune. Ue put
fcrth everything at 10 cents a copy from
the revised edition OF the Bible TO the
newest bits OF fad authorship, and he
paid no royalties to the authors whose
work brought him thousands of dollars.
But who will cay that in thus making
available to the masses OF the people the
best literature OF the world he didn't DO
. good work, even though the goods were
stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
TO AID CUBA.

To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:
SIR The Fair committee appointed by
the Cuban delegation to manage the
Grand Cuban-American Fair at the Madt-
son Square Garden, May 25 to 80, has de-
cided to issue subscription books, and
same will be placed iu the hands OF those
friends OF the cause who 1t Is felt sure
will solicit funds for the welfare of ], 600, =
600 persons now fighting for self-govern-
ment and liberty. Any amount from 10
cents up VIII be acceptable.
While you are soliciting funds, you
may find those OF your acquaintances who
would prefer TO send US merchandise aud
goods, which we can sell at the Fair.
When you have such offers please arrange
to have them sent prepaid to Mad dison
Square Garden, May %. Mem bers of the
committee can be seen all day at the office
of the Fair committee, Madison Square
Garden, and they will be pleased to meet
you at any time and to receive donations
or suggestions, or the names and ad-
dresses of those whom you think will aid
us In our work. We want to make this
Fair the grand event of the season, artis-
tically and financially, and we need your
help in this great cause.
We have a quantity OF Mite Savings
Banks for the children to drop in the r
pennies. These banks are very odd and
attractive, and we Will give you all you
can Distribute, II you will call at our
Office.
We also have handsome souvenir but.
tons, bearing the Cuban Flag. These
are for sale here at cents each.
Yours for Free Cuba,
The FAIR COMMITTEE.
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OFFICE.
Eriord 60 m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

IL the Goo-Goo City Council insists
that the school committees run the pub
lie schools without funds the committee
may at least be permitted to raise money
on chattel mortgage on some OF the
school buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

rHE Goo-Goo idea Of letting running
expenses run is naturally not working
well In practice. Unfortunately, Goo
Goo reform tracts are not negotiable-in
fact, are only acceptable at their face
yalue, which is nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
Granite State PrOvident
Association.
NOTICE.

Tne undersigned hereby givcs notice that
BY decree. entered April IL, 1926, he was APP
pointed by the Appellate Division OF the su.
preme Court OF the State Of Rhode Island a
temporary receiver Of all the estates, both
real and personal, Of the Granite State Provi
dent Association, situate within this State.
and In and by said decree authorized TO col.
lect ell rents. interests and moneys due said
corporation within this State. and 20 hold the
same subject TO further order OF said Court I:
and said undersigned In pursuance OF tho
terms of the said decree notifies all persons
SO indebted TO said corporation that he has
given the bond required by said court and has
entered upon his said duties us Temporary re.
cciver ind that all payments provided for by
said decree must be made 10 him.
n. n. EVANS, offics 10i Westminster st,
Open SATURDAY afternoon and evenings
Providence, X. l., April IL. lsed
si7 DIFF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
f0k CADETSHIP AT WESTPOINT.
Appointment OF Cadet at the u. q. Mil
itary Academy, West Point.

ftary Academy, West Point.
70 THE EDITOR OF The NEWS.
SIR. Permit me through your columns
10 give notice that ] have been requested
By the Secretary Of War to nominate q
candidate to fill q vacancy which IL to
occur in the United States Military Acsd.
sniy from the Second Congressional dis.
trict OF this State, and that a competitive
pxami iat ion OF candidates for the nomi-
ration will be held by beard Of eAami.
ners at the office OF commissioner of pub
lie schools, No. 104 North Main street, In
,be city of Providence, on Saturday, May
b, 1896. at o o'clock a. m.
BY the regulations for admission to the
Military Academy, candidates must Be
actual residents OF the Congressional dis
tricts, respectively, from which the NOM
nation is made; at least f,ve feet In
height, and physically sound, well
formed, and OF robua constitution. They
must be between II and 20 years of age
when examin ined for admission, and must
PASS a satisfactory examination before
the Academic board In reading, writing,
spelling, arithmetic, geography, English
grammar and United States history.
Candidates who desire to compete for
the nomination nrc requested TO apply
by letter, ststing rge ard residence. on
or before the 7th day OF May, To Hon.
Thomas B. stockwell, commissioner OF
public schools, Providence, n. l.
WAunRN q. ARNOLD, M. C.,
second District. Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

Why not shut up the public schools al
together and instead arrange for series
OF lectures to children on Exchange place
trent Is free) on the general theory and
practice Of municipal reform.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

AS the summer days approach Boston
ians are inclined to praise the perspica-
city Of their ancestors who founded the
town just In front OF the east wind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1895.

The fact that there are over 10000 sur
plus females in Massachusetts, may be re-
garded as rather to the advantage OF the
Bay State than otherwise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

THE dilemma OF the Cuban planter Is
certainly uncomfortable. II he does not
grind sugar wEyLER will shoot him, and
II he does GoRMEz will burn his grinder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

J. F. Kenyon, IL Keppler street; Will
liam l.. Whipple.
Nicolo CapellI, 1853 Spruce street; Maur-
ice j. Murphy.
Miss NJ. Teehan, l23 and 127 Orma
street; Thomas Caffrey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

IF 1t should so happen that President
CLEVELAND secured fourth nomination
he would hardly secure third term, but
he would learn something to the disad-
vantage of the good opinion he has OF
himself,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

PADEREwsKI left $4,000 Of his earn
'ngs IN America and some dyspeptic foil;
are disposed to complain because he did
not leave more, regardless OF the fact that
no might have left less and besides
America had its moneys worth in PAD
xREwsKI every time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

THE late Detective REARpoS had an
unblemished rec I'd for faithfu;ness and
conscientious performance OF every duty.
In no capacity Of life may higher
aributs be won.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

The treasury deficit goes on at the rate
Of about s12oo 4 minute for every eight
hour working day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

1T is pity II we are to have cold
snap and no money to buy coal for the
schools.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

"A "Boy Governor is all well enough
but just imagine the absurdity Of "Boy
Presidenti''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
STATE OF RHODE IsLA.p.
PUBLIC HEARING.
House ., Representatives.

Bouse D. Representatives
Providearc. April %, lSp6
The Committee on the judiciary Of the
House OF Representatives Will hear ali pet-
Sons interested IN the bill relative 90 "Trnns.
fer Tickets" in the CITY OF Froviferee. IA
House Chamber, on MONDAY, April "a. lspe.
at 1 o'clock y. m.
wIl.LlAn ". HI.oDGkTT. Chairman.
ARTHUR A. RHODES. Clerk. A2oes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25

IT would appear that the Spanish dogs
Of war lot loose in Cuba have on muzzles
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Full Associated Press Dispatches.
News Readers

viii confer a favor upon the publishers II
eh@y will send Information TO this Office
OF any news stand or railway train where
2 Providence paper should be on sale and
cHE NEWS 10 not offered.
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CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED AT THE NEWS
OFFICE.
A Friend 50 m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
nrsrrn.s srArrMENr.
Woody nev,ov' of the Crop Shows the
Movement 10 Date.

W.oitly nev'"v of tho Crop Shows the
Movement 10 Date.
Nnw orleana La. May ls,-Serrctary
Icstors weekly Sew Orlrans cotton en-
change eiatemcn'. issicd heforc the close
of hrrtuose today saows an increase for
tho wcok in round Gsuros over tho seven
DAYS ending May II last year Of Hoo
bales ovor tho same seven Javs in yenr
heforo last of ltp11. over tho snme days
IN 1891 OF 1000 For tho first nftccu days
of Any There has been an increasc OYER
the same hftecn days Of last year OF 1900
over tn. same ,lrnc year before ms, Of
~ oon ami over same TIM III 1898 of $4,000
For the oight months ana fifteen DAYS Of
rl.' season that have elapsed. the assRre-
fnin IS behind tho eight. months and m
teen days of last yenr ..Sl.@p ana of
th' game dnys year before last t6s,oo, hut
rs nhodd OF the same limc IA 1898 by
i32 o-u
Tho amount Brought into SIGHT during
3. nSa for dir seven dISa ending this '!hlr
last year, 3llN yea. hrfer" last and 3D.
lirs, nfic1n iuys or May II has been 1859,
against .Siii last year. Vi,n2h year before
lasi and pn.@i ga iN3
Tho movrn ut since September shows
a0llld2 against ',Sl5esl last yrar.
t.'mi So year before last and 'sno
flN III l>tisf 'lN'fldlsl iLipNH Alf NlN-
si-sippl. OHIO and POTOMAC. riy'fs 90
Northern MILLS AMI canaIa 1iloQ, against
1.lOa iaN trrN i>rtn Inst YEAR Ss,1l2 y"dr he
fore last and Na3E,i same time III lN9',
interior stocks ia excess OF those hrll
at the close of the commercial year i.],
~. against '.,,ri last Year. -. lSS year he-
fore last and in3,eHn anne ;.nc in 1881
southern mil taklin;s exclusive OF amount
/ consumed AT ports nn.iiS against lNl.p}s
last year, oi2.is3 year before last and
~ 50, snno time IN l,4S These make tho
totnl movement for the sight months
aud nftecn day from September 70 May
H. Ia, lutlNo bib3. 2-S against H,uH,ll2 last
vrir + l3l n9, NrAt before Rst ana $50
-, same Time ia 1873
ipt May - Inclusive last year ~ l0-lo
marketed, the yoa, bcfni last "a ,S-ih
per cent aud the year before the Mtici
/ III $500 per cent. lhe amount brou.l i
| into h.ht after May u last was - is'
| hnl.s year before last AS 100 and tho
sulnc tim" IN 1873 II was i'AoS
| r. ioS AGAINST g ~ last year, making
/ The tolAl thus tar TINS season i.l'S, 'h
against .sN.'l2 last year OF Il docrHas 81
ri,e io,al ialons4 At Ame,icag mills
/ fnr ia, sraauu AnNe teer 32,5sN. against
/ > ->tD.5 lusi wear Trieste include !a@ IN
hv Sorthsrn siinnrrs against 2,npl.3Aa
/ stocks Ri tl,r ss1holid tiii wenff-ninf
/ lrPdlug Southern Interior ZEN "rS ma" dr
I AGAINST "a decrease 'inrius ih' 'nrf'sroni
/ me-, ,tricd last scnsun ~ |Nd arr NO"
! lalN3, smaller thai N thi" date lu l,9a
/ lilslu lius stocks lrii over ny ports 0n'
/ interior towns from ihr last ernp an.
tho nunihor OF bales hr Nsht into sisnl
,'fslSe babes al;aini 1N@.ii2 foI The sam,
time last year.
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NOW THE MIDDLE OF MAY.
BUSINESS Waiting Definite Result
o. Presidential Nominations.
DELAY CAUSING NUMEROUS FAILURES.
Shoe Industry Doing VISA - Iron and
s'eci Are DulI-W DOL sa,cs Larger.
Bank ticatiugs.

Now York May Is r. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly Review OF Trade, which issues to-
morrow. will say:
i, ia now the middle OF May. too late
for bnsinoss TO change materially uu,l
lie prospects Of coming crops arc assured
ard definite shape has he,u given to thu
presidential contest by conventions Untl
The iu'nte - more clear there is a prudent
lislnclinHt.on 20 produce mseh beyond or
ders or 10 order beyond Immediate ana
certain n,els. II TINS waiting spiri; pre-
walls two months longer. II VIII crowd In 10
the last. haii " The yeur an enormous
husiucss. II the outlook tbon is good. Foi
the pi"scn, there - les, business on the
whv-e than Year ugo. tAouEh ia some
pi"nt. mora, and tic Dolby following
mouths Of depression is trying ana
eEs's numerous failures
Az attempt was u.tdr 20 manufacture
'A'f inrili ~ cotton oUt of the gov ern-
n"ni report but the price closed exactly
a. u Logan me week uah tn" port receipts
have be"n actually lligrr than laAi year
~ current moNemcnis based on thu ~
sinnri4ou thdi 'h' quantity used n manu-
la ufe has hem or u nov at Il maximum
MANY mills for want OF demand ana thu.
So neral effort io reduce wages which has
.'iii-'I some s.r| KEGS
Wheat Is uncuurg 4 IN spite OF all ru-
uufs aud the 4 t.tntic exports -four In
fint~i. which were .ust ,,'ar rrcater than
western receipts i'r Two wreks a,nie isi
tn~nc .tgtlu-i - Hlt 7ps received. has This
yelr aseu cui haH a- ,rrc loa6 IA
nn7i s., exporhd asnlnsi Ln9-3o western
nc moat fornuete Of the eh.ef Indus
ities ut present f. tho raoi unl1 hoe man
pihrinrr, Win ID s. not only shlppiug 70
custo'u'rs within pen cent of the llrgt 81
uumNnr OF cages eyer forwarded IN the
s|.l0r =. ID -
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lease or HIVE.
Double Execution was sullenli Post


Double Execution Was sulleuls Post
pone1.
Knnsas city, Mo. May i5-roimrl and
Harris, who were to hive been banged
TO-DAY the supreme court having ,firm,d
The donth srnt.ners imposed and Gov
cruoi stone Natins refused to grant them
further a4pfe. have h"en given an
other Lease 10Y llfr
Judge poh-sr u The STATE circuit court
late last nist issued a writ Of hahras
corpus or1rfns Marshal keshn.r who
hnl arranged tor the "Nacutifu in IN"
noiHlur 'o appear with the cunl 'rnn"d
m"n ~ his CONT saturday morn ng tor
nrtrir, rN gh" apple ntipn made by
ihc attorney. far the ounlcmnta rrcn.
NotwnnAtnuHms the icriiiou Of ne su-
prcu' court thn writ 50 based upon qurs-
lions missed a- Ia the legality ot tn"
orisiuhl indictments nr3ius' the prison
ers alleging p"riuiA OF witnesses .iinst
ih"n in -" criminal court ana $50 on
Inc marshal VIII recognize thu wri's.
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rnADucEp A SOCIETY GIRr.

Now York. May ~ Tn" World has
the following from Washington.
The case OF Prince yturhldc, who ac.
cuscs Miss May Williams, n young So
eioty lady OF THIS clty. OF scndine anony-
nous letters 10 wives Of pr1minnni mem
ltAs hreu seriously consilerod for several
dAys hv the goNnrnurn uI tn" Metropolitan
club ~ which the young raA' rs a ulrfu-
h"r II rs reported tonight that his rV-
ruision has been decided upon. The r'a-
sou advanced Is tnnt ne has openly. IN
lnn-. "a lady nj geut"ci hreriins aul
spp,loss character, Who enjoys TIN respect
OF ~" hrst prpnle of this city. tie has
repeated VITA IN" utmost publicity his
ohargc that he knows she wrote lots,rs
and could prove ~.
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ARMor,R GRAIN ELEVATORS

The directors Of the Chicago Rcnrd Of
Ttndc have declared NIL the elevators con
ifoNel by Armour n Co "irrorulnr."
TNorc orouhou, 10000 90 hushcls OF wh.ni
ami Lao ~ hushels of corn In th.sA ci~-
NufHfa rhn uriiun was taken because 81
en- irc.pt action Of Armour y co. in de-
UNrFiug beat on certificates dated so u.s.
to iHrrutae tho charge To- the p"opic re-
coivur the grain Mr Armour drf.ured
thoi he iid not know OF Tho latter per
l,rrnnrcc. and M once ordered proper cen
rnt.lies substituted for the ones AFFECTED
~. Ia nn irtrrVirw Mr. Armour expressed
gi-'u rcwr", over the action OF the at
reciorq ani oiil his Nrm had provided
aRainst any such contingency. nud had
alro.dy uadr urinpgomcntH To have all
Hioln FOR which receipts are ont tn h,s
houses transferred 20 regunr houses and
without expense IN any one hut Armour y
4 "a
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stand by him. II would be putting little
dog ry an elephant.
Mr. Whi,ten closed in n grnni impas-
stoned appeal with burning words OF elp-
guencr TO come and make tn" start 10
wari Cod. Sen oral responded. one convert
ship.
Rev Seth ward. presiding elder. led IN
al, 81 rms; prayer, after which on q prop
ositlon to lead better lives quite number
came forward 4 great Interest Is beng
taken In tn" meeting. nli are invited 10
come and take part. Special rricc Tor
children today at y m; night servic"
at fi5 . IN.
sunday a, ~. N. Mr.. whittier viii hold
n service for men only 10 which all are
in.tfcl
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POLITICAL NOTES

Tho finance committee Of tho county
democratic executive committee cont
posed % chairman Spencer iiuichins. Il.
X. Taylor. Joseph + Meyer nul J NJ.
Hcs.-. VIII have meeting Monday NJ II
o. n n. Mr. Meyers place % business
County Clerk IA + Drprro was the FIRST
candidate 20 ph.ni, las name 10 lhe phi
inhfF election and yesterday thn following
candidates scni IN tl.lr uufucS ~ CHAT
man ii't' hins Constable W W Glass.
/ G. Byfnes. sheriff AlOer, Erickson.
Charles y Fiize County Collector ~ VI
Crrtln and George y Grlggs.
There viii be political barbecue near
Hockey TO-DAY.
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ClrY BRnVlrIEs.

Tho East End cum club VIII have "A
Nhopi sunday afternoon a. O'Clock AT ihr
oiuh grpunda north OF the ,rcosot" works
Spofism"n aud candidates nc invited to
attend.
lhere vlil he apirce muslcale thig
evening ~ Turner Han hy Mrs. C. 4
hulac aud pupils. a.'isied hy Mrs. e A
iedon vocalist ami Mr. Masou vioMnisI.
An "Se.hout progiamuo hue been ar
hanged FOR the occasion and connutsgaurs
OF muse WIN enjoy q delightful evening
with the artists.
Members ~ the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION gymnasium are urnphfinr to
l,"l ~ in"0nf hlh!rlr contest next rnes-
uhN night IN" events VIII lac ruunftg
Jumping, pole vaulting etc Friends III
the members wii bc admitted FIRE.