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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
Hunting for Dynamiters.

LANSING, Mich, July 1.-THE sheriff,and
his deputies. are hopeful of arresting the
persons who exploded bomb under the
residence Of ID q. Marvin at Dimondale.
Marvin Is newspaper correspondent and
has recently reported TO outside newspa-
pers the details of local scandal involv-
ing several well known young people OF
the village The theory of the authorities
Is that the bomb was exploded 10y persons
who took offense at the publication.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
Three Fires at Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., July l4.-Thres fires oc-
Cured sunday night within an hour In
different parts Of the city, and two of
them were undoubtedly the work of fire
bugs. The first, at l0:30, was the Mac
Laren & Sprague planning mill, which was
totally destroyed, with a loss Of $4,000 to
$4,000. The second was Mt the Toledo
Knitting company, with loss OF 5000,
The third was trivial blaze at the new
II Charles hotel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
LONG and SHORT NAN
Chicago Police Think They Have
the Robbers.
SHORT MAN THE son OF rBANKEg.

Aftrr Six Hours in -~he -"s~eat Box" H.
Loses Hi. Nerve and Makes a Full Com
fe.sion-A Number of Thugs Board
Picnic Train Near Chicago. Beat the En-
gineer and Conductor and Rob the Let
ter OF sal In Cash.
CHICAGO. july The ''short of IT. is
known The undersized man who fig
ured so conspieuously in the recent series
Of daring hold-ups, is said to be George
Douglas Clendening, soa Of William
Clendening. a Montreal banker, who
failed short time ago. The police have
spirited the prisoner away TO preserve Sc
crecy, and he is probably in the direct Gus
tody Of Chief Badcnoch. James Mcmillan
Of Mcmillan a. Co. tailors, Ely building
called at the central station Monday To
give particulars about Clendening bat
was told no more information was needed
In the "sweat Box"
The confession Of Clendening Is said to
have been most complete. After six hours
in the sweat box he lost his nerve and
not only gave faithful account OF the
hold-ups but also named his active and
silent partners The police are now work.
ing on his information and the round up
Of crooks is being made in earnest. James
Mcmillan said TO a reporter;
"Clendening's father is an old friend OK
mine He failed for SiO0,OOO in Montreal
little while ago and he and his family
are i'm greatly reduced circumstances.
George, the son, had to go to work and ms
father sent him 20 me with a letter of IN
PRODUCTION This letter reached me short
time ago, George saying he was living at
393Is West Madison street.
Promised to Help Him.
II promised to help him secure employ
ment. but he never returned after leaving
| the letter Investigated his statement as
| TO where he lived. and restaurant was az
| 3g3l9 with a rooming place above II.
| Clendening was not known there under
| that name, and heard no more OF nm
| until read the description of the prisoner
| in the morning papers
| short" was arrested Sunday with "a
belt loaded with cartridges around his
waist, and two large revolvers upon his
person. Long is said TO be Red Col
lins, who is also being held away from the
better known police stations.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
ravors Removal to Chicago.

MILWAUKEE, July 4.-Henry c. Payne
of the Republican national committee left
Monday for Cleveland to attend meet
ing of the executive committee Of that
body. Mr. Payne favors the removal OF
national headquarters from New York TO
Chicago, and believes that In as much as
the battle will be mainly fought In the
west the change to Chicago will be made.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

LOUISVILLE, July ,a.-The following
was received Monday morning by Mr. w
n. Haldcmann, president Of The Courier,
,Iournal company, from Henry Wattcrson
at Geneva. Switzerland;
''wALTER HALDEMANN. Louisville, Ny:
Another ticket our only hope. No com.
promise with dlshonor. Stand firm.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
THE GREAT JAPANESE CATASTROPHE
Tidal Wave Eighty Feet High a Feature
Fifty Thousand Victims.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE steam
ship Doric arrived from Yokohama last
night. bringing news up to June 25 Esti'
mates Of the loss of life from the great
tidal wave reach as high as $4,000, and
this number is believed TO be far below the
mark The tidal wave was eighty feet in
height and swept inland distance of two
and half miles along 200 miles OF coast.
Thousands Of acres Of land under cultiva-
ton were devastated and the Inhabitants
of the flooded districts are suffering from
the famine
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

BRUSSELS July it--As result of the
elections yesterday to replace half OF the
members of the chamber of representa-
tives whose terms have expired, the no
man Catholics gained six seats from the
Liberals. thus diminishing still further
the minority of the latter I'm the chamber
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Hvuum win Not support Bryan.

INDIANAPOLIS, July ii.-Congrcssman
William ID. Bynum said in an interview
Monday morning: II have already said
that I could not support the Chicago
nlatform and ticket. Personally like
Mr. Bryan, hut his views are so at vari-
ance with what believe to be for the best
interests of the country that | would be
false to my convictions were to support
his candidacy The influences which dom
mated the Chicago convention were not
such as can he safely intrusted with the
administration Of the affairs Of this great
country" "
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

BELLEVUE, Ia, July IA. Christian Ecke'
lebc. who was arrested on suspicion for
the murder OF Minnie Keil on July 4, and
now confined ut Andrew awaiting his pre-
Mminary examination has made con
fession duplicating brother of the MUIR
dered girl as his companion and the in
sti1ator OF the crime
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No. uampshIre Democrats.

NASHUA, n. H.. July i4-C. A. Sull.
way, representing the New Hampshire
delegation, has telegraphed Chairman
Amey Of the state COMMITTEES to call
convention Z. determine what position
shall be assumed by the New Hampshire
Democrats with reference to the silver
cuoafion
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plead. Guilty to Embez,lement.

'PIrTsBURG. July lI.-Major w More
land, ex-city attorney, entered plea OF
guilty Monday to the charge of embczzle-
ment of SCI. 900 Of city funds His assist
ant. w. II House. pleaded not guilty and
was placed on trial The auditors report
last week shows discrepancy of sSOo,W0
In the accounts Of Messrs. Morcland aud
unnaa
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

AURORA, Neb., July IA Hayden hop-
erts a farmer. shot his wife to death and
committed suicide yesterday. No cause
is known for the crime Roberts was a
wealthy and eccentric individual The
murderer attempted to escape, and hnding
himself surrounded blew out his brains
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villas Repudiates the Ticket.

MADISON, Wis, July Ex-senator w.
F. Villas, who returned from the Chicago
convention Saturday evening, Sunday
authorized that he will not support the
nominees Of the convention. He would
not say that he would support Mckinley,
or commit himself as to the probable ac'
ton OF the sound money Democrats. Ex-
Congressman Burr w Jones, State Sena-
tor r. NJ. Bashford and exAssi slant
United States Attorney General +. f.
Bryant, all recognized leaders of Wiscon-
sin Democracy. also said for publication
that they would not support Bryan and
Sewall
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

DExySa. Col, Jr,y "a The two-story
brick building Of the Denver Consolidated
Electric Light company were destroyed
by fire last evening The fire was caused
by a live wire crossing the switchboard.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
Cuba, Leader. Reported Kiled.

HAVANA. July li-Advices from san
tiago de Cuba report that an engagement
has been fought between the Spanish
troops and insurgents under Jose Maceo,
in which Captain Monzon aud others OF
the Cuban leaders were killed
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

LONDON, July 1.-THE Prince and
Princess of Wales in behalf Of the queen,
gave garden party at Buckingham pal
ace Monday afternoon, In honor OF rrin,
cess Maud of Wales, who is TO DE mnrrieu
20 Prince Charles Of Denmark or Wcdncs'
day.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
Catbo,ic church DESTROYED.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Roman Cath
olic Church Of the Visitation. Brooklyn
with contents, was totally destroyed by
fire Sunday night. The loss Is estimated at
tl50,ooo. insurance $4,000. Cause un'
known.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

CHICAGO, July l4-Senator Jones of
Arkansas has been elected chairman OF
the national Democratic committee ana
G A Walsh of Iowa has been sclectcd as
temporary secretary
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
WIFE Murderer to Hang.

CHICAGO. July ii-Dan Mccarthy. the
wife murderer, must die on the gallows.
Judge Stein Monday sentenced him to I've
hanged Oct 23 The murder was com
mittcd May 10 Mccarthy had pleaded
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14

LONDON. July ~ james stanbury' the
Australian won the scnlling match with
WAS" Harding, the English champion,
on the Thames Mondly.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-14
THs DEATH RECORD.

H.nRy J PococK register Of 81 Louis
nt Athens. q.
Mrs r. A. RoUNrREE, prominent IN
Eastern star circles, nj Hillsboro, Ills
Mrs. AMY MUNGER. an old resident OF
Valparaiso, Ind.
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ren crntnr,e. ln nom pay..

DENVER. July ii.-Mrs A. y. Rinehart'
an enthusiastic wheclwoman OF this CIT.
has achieved distinction by riding ten ccn'
turies in ten days
The morning times., 1896-07-23

barrels; exports, 1l9 barrels; sales, $50
barrels. Wheat steady spot and month,
60 3-4a61; August, so l-2a6o 5-S: sop
TENDER, 80 T-Sd61 Is; steamer No. ned.
56 3-4a51- receipts, 1i2.l6s bushels; cX
ports. none: stock, Salts bushels: les,
sc, goo bushels southern wheat by sample,
6Oa63; do. Oh grade, % 12a62 l-2. Corn
Quiet-spot and month, 81 l-sa3l 3-S;
August, 3la31 Is, September, 81 LA
81 I-2 steamer mixed, 3Oa3o receipts.
bO, 299 bushels; exports, 95.TGo bushels:
stock, 2T5.31l bushels southern white
and yellow corn, 33a34. Oats firm-N0.
white western, ~ asked No. 2 mixed
do. 81 IA receipts, - ,O35 bushels:
exports, none; stock, 29I .593 bushels. Rye
quiet and steady-No. 2, 81 2a35, nearby:
No. western, 35a35 l2-receipts. l 81
bushels: exports, none; stock, / = IO1 bush
els. Hay steady and firm-choiCe timothy.
S16asked. Grainfreigltsquiet, unchanged.
Sugar and butter steady, unchanged. Eggs
weak-fresh. 10 1-2. Cheese steady, un-
changed. Whisky unchanged.
The morning times., 1896-07-23

Tie probable retirement ,f Justice Walter
:. Cox IRON the IeuCh of The supreme court
of tie DI>Iircr ~ 4 subject that IS frequently
discussed by attorneys about tie city Lail.
Judge Cox VIII celebrate lis SEVENTEEN
1.ulGay october 70 next.
Under tie law establishing tie pres, lit
system of Hi~tro, judiciary PERMISSION IL
even justice IL Irtirc On iul! salary after
ic attaIus tie age Of seventy years, pro
v.drd IL hIs teen upon the bench for the
last ten ~u,,">>iv" years. Judge C"H'>
term ,I service ~ upwards If seventeen
wears. lie LaNEr l,ch appointed a>>u'iht"
justice by President Hayes March /. lHI".
Tuc laa.U al Judge Cox "a a iWrI>I has
hy no n.cau> teen confined within TIE
tuuhGary Ines of the Dist riot. He IL
admit e,ily one # the ahl,st Jurists III The
country.
In >r.turc he - small, :, arcrly r'uohiuis
the medium, ia h,ight lie has quIo 4,
Sharp Walk That age has not deprived
Of ITS spring Ills locks, not over album
daut. are gray. y mou>ta,hr and ii
=uatcc match them. The Shoulders. and
not the head, are thrown forward when
hc folds l"rh Land, uu the dt>S trfrr"
hut aud looks with rruyi>h ewes. mere
penetrating tLdu Iicr,Iug. on inr Il-..a
lug attorney.
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Is \ DISTRICT CITIZEN.

Judge COS was torn III the DiN''it-
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vas '''''''. '''' -" Saturday. '"' "'H u
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~. az" ''" "'''' '''''"' one ''F '''''s
"'''i '''N '''-''''>'"" u" ''' '"' ne iN"t'd
j" II'''''' WIN '',N ''''F, MT cement
,'N' d" iI"ii''''"' '''"H'' "i georgetown.
80 go" i'"' '"I, '' S''''''> ]" - i''''N-
80" ana i'''i''''" =" '''li'N> " h"ho>"l"'
''E'""'' WHO'S '''''ii'S nero" enjoys
SOME 'F HIS DECISIONS.
In two cases lie las wen IarrI,ular dis
uu,tIun >!it.c las occupancy Of tie bench.
H.. presided over TIE court IL tie thai Of
charles J Gutrau. tie murderer ui rr,sI-
dent Garfield. ana gained Il rational dis
uu,lt,n hv LIS iiim and impartial rulings
aud N.~ careful cxpo>ltIuu> of tie penis #
law
The ,laTpc IL Tie jury delivered 10y lin
~ tie dose # TIE trial has Teen adopted
tntIrnurcS { many text books a. Il master
piece on tie Cuc>rI, of rr>,lr"ny on III
SANITY Tr,l..nly l." ruling las teen So
frequently drawn upon fer quut&rIou as
tsi>.
The up.r.,n delivered by him in the Rock
The morning times., 1896-07-23
PROPOSALS
HEADQUARTERS

LEA DOU a RTEBS United states
Mamie Corps, QuartrriEastcr'S OflItc
July / :, $50 Sealed PR iosalS III duplicate
will be received AZ this Office until . o'cluoK
NJ, on the 81 day Of AUGUST, -%6, when
they Will he publicly op"Ccd, Tor furnishing
and delivering at these headquarters for US.
Of the ATmury, a LOT Oi lumber. ron and
paint. list Of supplies required, wIth Iull
specifications, and blank proposals, can he
ODtalned at tie above aCdIc>>. Tie gOV-
eminent reserves the night to reject all
bids, to waive InfnHEahtie>, ana to IN
crease the quantities unr-trIrd H. h
LOWRY, Major and QudrtcTIuaster. United
States Marine Corps. Jy2O 2tcaw, Wv
PROPOSALS. FOR SMOKE CHIN
NEi -OInCeuf the Public Printer Wash
.ngtuu. - t. JuIy II. l~36- seated pro
posils viii be received at THIS office until
10 o'clock Il m, OF SATURDAY, JULY .,
1896, for building ana erecting ~ TIE
government Printing OnIcc, Washington,
d e., one steel smoke chimney, To- bs. IIr-
nShed AMI erected CuupIet b : October II .
1896 Detailed plans and specifications
viii hc furnished upon application :" ;3ils
office. The night to reject any or all - Is.
to accept parts or bids and L. waIy,. ,le-
fccts is reserved. Proposals must he IL
uuT,CI on the envelope "PruIO-ais ..r
Smoke Chimney and addressed to Gre
Pubic Printer, Washington II. Z. III +
BENEDICT. Public Printer.
lVl = 20 %
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AuCtiOnSaIeS

X. s. DONALDSON, Aucttoncer, 942 Z
street north west
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUS
MESS PROPERTY, No. 1873 TN
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, passed
July IL, 1896, iii Equity cause Il ,G3I
George W. Thomas vs.. Christian Wagner
ct al. 4 VIII offer for sale, at public aug
ton, IN front OF the premises, Oh FRlDA
the 3lST day OF July, 1886, at O'Clock
p M, the following described property
SITUATE IN the city OF Washington, SAID
District, to wit: The - = feet next to
the south % feet ~ lot IL IN square iiS
Terms. One-third cash, unc-third in one
year and one third IN two years from day Of
sale, the deferred payments to be secured
by deed Of trust on the property salts
factory III form To the court, ana to bear
Intcresv from day OF sale. payable semi
annually, at the rate OF per cent per
annum. or AL cash, at purchasers option.
deposit Of $500, required at time or
sale. property snli clear ~ taxes to date
OF deed. All COnvcyanCIug and recording
at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale 10 he
compiled with IN ten days from sale
otherwise the trustee Will resell at the
fi>k dni cost Of Hcfdu!IIug purchaser.
after five days previous advertisement III
tins paper.
CHARLES r. YODER, Trustee,
81 = +. st NV, Washington, d G.
Jy2l- lot
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Evening i'll the Moonlight ON the
Rtmuri ful Potomac.

TIE charm Of an evening on tie water
Is greatly heightened 10y the s-lvcry moon
Lighting ny both sky and water. 1t gives Il
tnce of romance and beauty 10 the seen" -
that always seems lacking when the moon
does not shine. Now that moonlight i once
more with Us. the evening sails to Indian
Head On the steamer Manchester VIII
no doubt Increase in popularity. Steamer
leaves ut $50 p. ID. every Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday evening. stopping at
Marshall Hall both ways. R"u-ld trip 20
cents.
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RAILROADS
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.l

tschetuIc In effect June IA. 1861
All trains arrive and leave icnns ylVauia
pasScngCr station.
: i. naIIy. local for DauvilIc connects
at Manassas for Strashurs, daily. except
Sunday, and IT LynChburS with the Nor
folk and Western. ally, and with TIE ChCs
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
III . Il. m.-lally, we NIT Ed STA TIES
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet sleep
ers New York and Washington to JHC kSOn-
vile. uniting AT Salisbury with Pullman
Sleeper for Ashevillc and Ho. Springs. N:
C., Knoxville and Chattan""ga: II nn-. ana
Augusta also Pullman Sleeper New York
TO New orleans. via Montgomery. connect
ing at Atlanta with Pullman Sleeper for
4:Oi D. m.-LOCai rur Front Royal. River
tG, and Strlsburg, daily, except Sunday.
4:5i p. m.-DaiIy, local for charlottesville
sOUTHWEsTERN VESTiBULED. LIN.
TIED. composed Of Pullman vestibuled
sleepers, dining cars and day coaches.
and Hot Springs, N .:New York 10 TAMPA
via. Charlotte, Columbia. Savannah, ami
Jacksonville. and New York to Memphls
via Atlanta and Montgomery. VestibuIed
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta. Southern
Railway dining car. Greensboro 10 Mont
gomery.
TRAINS or WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9OI Il. m
daily 90 y. m and 4 10 p. IN. daily, eX-
Ccpt SNnud Y. ana h.Eb II. IN. SunIiN only;
for Round Hill, 81 p. M; daily except
Sunday, for Lcesburg. and 625 p. IN
daily for HerndOu. Returning. arrive at
Washington 26 a an; and 200 p. m.
daily. aud 800 y. m. daily. except Sunday,
from Round Hill. and Z .06 Il IN daily, eX-
cept Sunday, from HcrudOn. and : "a Il. III.
daily, except Sunday, from LeeEburC
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 u M. 20 p. m. and 9:4U
p. m. daily. Manassas division: 1000
Il m daily, except SUnda Y, and ) 30 u m,
daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reserva ton and in
formation furnished atGffi"es = / and 100
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and a Penns ylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
w H. GREEN, Gen Supr
j. n; CuLP: Traffic Manager.
w A. TURK, Gen Pnss. Agent
L. ) BROWN Gen Agent Pass Dent.
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/ follows.
Trans Atlantic Mails
! FRrusy trssrlu--r u, J,r,;erruyry
It-,i',''rt .,-,,' 49,, ,,.i'r...'.,i,-
',,,I T;,,.5i' "r - iye- IN, ~ vi
! VI, Sre,,,e,ii ,.fr,'r. f,r 'fh.r -. -
/ Imr,,,. a., ,t,.rl,.'-r,, ,.,i h.. ir.,..,,,,t
J i:,iari I.r: ,,'..Ir -, y,.,t,,r
/ Ltnd, G,rerr rcr .'rr,t.,n,. fr, IN
%rw W ~, I.frrrdIl 'I I.lirr. mus
| H., ,iIr,,,-r, ..,,'r Sr...,r,,,,,r.. 'sr ~
/ ~ ~ T,r G,ir.., ,,rrr'I ,..., 49,,
! WIln.inI II fr.u Nr,- Y. r. I...rr.rt mus
', ,1r.', 80. ,r' Within. II 'sr
/ 10 I'm r,I riir PRIMO. Sv-ifl,r. 'riI. Irair
t,,i, rlIr,.t -. ., ~
. j. a. IIJ' 49,. l., I,...,',,I.. r. ma ~.
+ W ~ IN. ~ a. - a. o., f.
,r',,i lir.,t ,,r - r.r''i o., o.,
! = - -,
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IlAILRCAD.2

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION. CORNER SIXTH AND B
sTREETS- -
In Effect June IS, 1896 ..
1:5Dn III w,-kdHys, 7:IOu III sundays:
TIT sBUkI EAP RESS.-far!O: and
Dining Car. HARRISBURG 70 pitt Is n g-yr,
fifaGAr Mi f stcsSing y b nnia
Smoking aDd Observation Cars Harris
bGIE To- chicago, Cincinnati, !ndian;.po,...
FdTlor Car to Harrisburg.
1890, A NJ. FAST LINE.-P Gilman
h.Iiet tar'Gr car L. Harrisburg, bulfes
$40 z. Nj. CHIC AGOANDs ST. LOUIS
EArkkss.- Pullman Buffet faIior Car
, - naEHT 5,Jt,g;r Sleeping ana Dihinx
Hdu, Louisville and Chicago.
ITO r. NJ. WESTERN EXPREsS.-
Huli.nun sleeping Car 10 CLiCaLu, and
Chicago.
7;IO r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
hESS fg!!man Sleeping AND Dining
,ats 70 st Louis and Sleeping Car Har>
ilsburg 10 Cincinnati.
f aIl,i'1u r. M; tACIFIG EAPEESS'
80 A. M. for Kane CaudndaIGua,
i I,@thsss ,i,, anu Niagara rails GaLy, ex-
1880 A. Nj. for Elmira and Remove,
T%ny. tA,'p SUNDAY. FOR LDck Haven
80 Gays and WIAdmspOH sundays,
Ito Il. ri. for WuLamsport. Rochester,
DIiidi" ''HI Niagara ais ,lauy. CXCepS
sdtuthLE with sleeping ar Washing
TON 10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo
1910 y. NJ. Tor Ere, Cen-nGal qua,
Rochester, Buffalo. and NIuLara Falls
allS Sleeping Car WASN'T son 10 Il.
For Philadelphia. New York and the
4 iffb n. c1iS q IN. -, I'M 5i1b
DiuLng Car IRON Baltimore. Regular
a. I,,.; 80 lDin!nG taTia 70. 800. 1000:
Wilmington, a. ~, IL 81. SIS, 4 20,
80. l1.hU. aud - p i'll ru sunday.
100 tbAInG car. 20. 90, 90
3 -, 20. .. 10, lU.Uu, ami / 80 p IN;
For Philadelphia only Fast Express, 90
IN 2. n. % 80, days L2r:css; Z 10 week week
Boston without change. . ~ "a Ii week
days, and , lJp IL daIly
Saratoga Express ti'1r!OT Car, 90 4. II
For BaiGiGoIe. Go, 700, TO. 80.
200; 1000: 1890. 90. aul I 30
Zoo trii mia g. g. 20 - 20 3, 3 a. 80,
IIlaaa5 p ST On sunday; 7.Go, : go
lis. Z.ul, 80, ) 80. > go LLL,fedl,
49,: 40, 1.u5. 20, 10, 1000.
GaAy, except sunday. Sundays
For Oil A41a:a 81 7. go, 900 A. N, I2Is
Sundays, 900 i II. AMI 20 7 NJ
y flau'.e Coast In. ENIT.--. go \ II
3 ~ r. II d.nl,. EIrn.a pnd only. 10 81
i VI w.rE Ga. = Atlanta Sp..laL VIII
iJr.,a"ud AMI >rabu.rL AR Lin. 40
T. n daily Accommodation Inr Guam
rlco- : - A. NJ daily amt = / NJ.
For Alexandra. 40. G.g5. 10 = 20. . 10,
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FOR SALE-BICECLES.

FOR SALE &25 Sth - NV. Victor
pneumatic. so, II yhe less. Come and
serIt. Gail LATTER ! T.. Ia. 1t
FOR SALE 1896 Sterling Liryol;
lamp. '.rll - Dlom"t"r. etc. only ridden
225 mules. So. until FRIDAY morning. 1926
10th st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE: l~Si Relay bIcvol,. pncu-
uttrl, IRE. a bargain. 5li III - NV.
Jy23-3t
FOR SALE BHvrle. IN good ,oud',I"n,
The morning times., 1896-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICE

THE ice cream served az tine WuTueu-s
League reception Thursday evening.
July 10, al the 10Th 81 Pr,>hy'-TIdi
Church wi~ not furnished icy Gray x Bro
of 1868 VI - NV. as ruIuurrI 1t
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BEE Es!s ]

For Bilious ard Nervous disorders, such as Wind
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Heat, Loss of Appetite, shortness of Breath, Cos
tiveneas, Blotchcs on the Skin. Disturbed Sleep,
ErIghtful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trcmb-
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RAISED by constipation, as most Of them are.
The FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF ~ THEH!Y
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End sbey will be acknowledged 10 DO