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BRADFORD & I<ROX.

Tennessee Centennial and Interna- tional Exposition at Nashville, Tenn., May lst to Oct. s0th. 1897 For his occasion the St. Louis Iron Mountain and southern Railway will sell round trip tickets asfollows. April 2s to Oct. l5 inclusive, final re- turn limit Nov. 7. 1897. rate SIS. 70. April g 10 Oct. la inclusive. final re turn limit 20 days from date of sale. rate $13.T0; April 9, May i. 6. II. 13. ls. %, 25, 27; June ]. ?. 8, 10. I5. IF. 9 II. %, lnly l. C. s, 13. f5. %, 22, 27. 2g: zsliss. ;, ,, i0, I7. 3. za. U. .iI; Snp Z. z 2, l4, It. 2i. g. 2s. 30; Oct. 2. l2 l4, l9 2l and 26. final limitretnrn ten days from date of sale, rate S10.05.
 II E. MIzELI..
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Amelican Dental Assn, National Assn Dental Examiners, Southern Dental Assn, College fscull ' As Il Bental Protective Aessn, Old Point Comfort, July 26 and 2, one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale JalY 2e and 2. Return limit 5saaSH from date of sale. J. Y Farley, Agt
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Everyone can afford pIcizes fences now that the Bluff City Lumber Company sells pickcts 50 cheap. , 34d&w.
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Mesdames Wiltshire Riley, k. H.. Stearns, Maud Stanley, and Misses Nellie Hicks and Jessie Adams left yesterday afternoon for Toronto, Canada.
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HEALTH MEANS u perfect condition of the whole system. Pure blood is essential to perfect health. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure blood aHti thus gives health and happiness.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what a horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier ans yernlifage. They are not food bG. medicine and the best iii use to put ! horse in prime condition. Price P rents per package
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4. J. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand a largeassortmento of the finest and best candies to be found on the market. dtf
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MT. Arthur Murray returned from Memphis, yesterday, where he has been in the interest of the Jefferson County Fair Association.
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If you would be comfortable get screen doors and windows put Tn by the Bluff city Lumber Go. 24dw& If
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ECONOMY in taking Hoods sar- e@ saparilla, because < 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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Screen doors and screen win dows, fancy CT plain. All taste suited by the Bluff City Lumber Ga.
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Stella, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. III. Hummer, is much better today, and while by TO means out of danger. hopes of her ultimate recovery are entertained.
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Miss Grace slater who has been visiting he family of AIr D C. Bell leaves today for her home in Texas. shewill be accompanied hy Mrs. Bell.
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ALEXANDER
 DEALERS. SSTtPlE AID FARcY|
 Country Pr| Free Dellv Cor. 9th. Avd
 rEf.EP HOMES
Eupionl Eupionll

Eupion! 1ul'ss'"
 No doubt many pe that Eupien ttii mak' ter light than the ie coal oll. l,Ei We d7ll'a any tllst knaAy tliss IalipiaR lasts loneeF Tlln hy net Ia ye V hen he 9liiifllfi'i'l i'si' II l nothing. Eupioii ls 5 NwIng places; aicGain Grocery ao'
 Robinson < Greenfield, J' NJ 4ia-Tankersley Co, " {. Dewoodg { % ha
 E. oldelaiill < G, iila Ferg nsou < Russell,
 IT. q sasalSe, F. silamons: lsisih sas
 N Hart Drug co.
 oedtf s. EieaIli' T
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Messrs. A. ]. Stewart and A T. Whitelaw moved their families in from Sulphur Springs yesterdas
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The spread served by Juliet Lodge, K. of P, last night was an elegant one. and greatly enioxed.
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Lee Williams was fined $l0in the Police Court this morning for m as sanlt committed last night.
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Leonard Ruuyai. Becker, the little son of Rabbi Becker, is convalescent after . severe spell of sickness.
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Advertising without system is like trying to manage an army without discipline.
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CITY ITEMS.

4 violator of ordinance 204 was fined $l0 in the Police Court this morning.
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FoR SaLE- Refrigeration and other nice furniture, cheap. Call on OF adz dress r. j. kineaide, BIS ". 5th Ave.
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Adv4rtise only that which has merit Nothing else can have a per manent success.
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HooD's PILLS are the favorite family cathartic and liver medicine. price 25e.
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Until further notice you can get n round trip ticket to Little Rock and return for $l 2, one fare. Tickets on sale every Sunday. limited for re- fuEa one day Monday.
 ii. ii iirin1gn n ,ar E.
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Mir. Herman Harris and daughter, Miss Selma, of Little Rock, are in the city. the guests of their relatives, Mir and Mrs. Joe Rosenberg.
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A young English girl, at a reception given ta a number of literary lions, re- marked to one of them, after . survey of the collection, How very odd that the better they write the uglier they arel,
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Accoadiug to the computation of the Russiaa chronologists the creation took place B c 650s
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CASToRIAs The fac n sis;iis'' si'' ; 2MzAzz9 9.'5... ;.;iz

Prosecuting Attorney Martin, left for Red Fork this morning to be present at the examining trial of ". B. Knight, charged with the homi- eide of J. H. King, which takes place at that place today.
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Last summer one Of our grand children was sick with a severe bowel trouble" says Mrs. F. G. Gregory. of Frederickstown, Mo. ..Our doctors remedy had failed then we tried Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ', hieh gave -sseIsy sneear relief . Fsar sale by ". l.. Dewoody, Druggists.
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Rmsld n nfcIxet fence. Fancy piclxets at greatly rednced prices.
 BLUFF 0 ITY LUMBER GO.
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They re almost gone now, baby "
 Yes, responded the youngster, with all approving glance at his reflection in the mirror. guess Dick won t call me little girl any more. =" Detroit News.
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'EIY' Cream Balm

contains no cocaine mercury nor n n V other injurious drng It is quickly absorb.
 ed.
 Gives relief Ut onee.ti.
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n l5TIngnau.
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THE WOOL SCHEDULE.
senate Finance Committ~~ Has Prnc-
tic5liy Agreed Ou II.

WASHINGTON, June .l,-The senate
finance committee has practically reached
a conclusion on the wool schedule. but it
Will not be officially announced til tomor-
row. 1t was on this account that the wool
schedule passed over when reached
Saturday. The delay is due to the absence
of Senator Quay, who Is opposed to the
increase proposed on carpet woods.
Quay is expected to return tomorrow
and make a protest, but ii Is thought the
rates agreed on will be reported. He may.
however. secure a modification which will
insure the use of woods imported as car
pet woods for that purpose. The conten-
ton of the wool men Is that much of the
wool imported for carpet purposes Is used
in other ways.
The following are the rates the finance
committee has indicated a willingness to
grant: First class. 10 cents per pound;
second class. II cents; third class. IL worth
over 10 cents per pound 7 cents: If worth
less than 10 cents 4 cents. These rates are
not entirely satisfactory to the advocates
OF high wool tariff. But there Is reason
TO believe they will be accepted with but
little protest. The rate Is cent less on
both first class and second class woods
than that allowed I'm the house bill, but
so much more satisfactory than that made
by the house they are inclined 10 congrat-
ulate themselves upon the result of their
agitation and leave the matter where these
figures place Ii.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Appropriation Made to Repair the
Defective BROOKLYN Dry Dock.

WASHINGTON. June .I.-After the ap-
provai OF the journal, the house under n
special rule adopted a bill appropriating
slo0, ,e10 for the repair of dry dock No. 3 at
New York. which recently was discovered
TO be leaking badly.
Latfmer of South Carolina asked unani-
nous consent 10 have considered q bill
declaring state capable of entirely con-
trolling the liquor traffic.
This Stone of Pennsylvania said was an
outgrowth OF local fishr in South Caro-
lima: in which the courts had made A de-
eision. and was not a proper matter for
consideration in the house. He objected
10 It's consideration.
Dingley. from the committee on ways
and means, presented a favorable report
on a Joint resolution providing that for
eien exhibitors al the Umana exposition
In 1895 may bring 10 this country lahorers
10 prepare and have charge Of exhibits.
Two amendments provide that the secre-
tary of the treasury shall fix the number
OF the iaborerE 10 enter The country. and
that they shall leave the United States
within three months from the termination
OF the exposition.
ON motion of Diueley the house then at
i.59 adjourned til Thursday
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Morgan Of AiabsSa was 5isirci.nei 70
80 on with the free list until the passed
a'~aas IN tAe caStonns portions Of The bill
+. were acted on.
Allison explained that amendments
/ would oe In order tomorrow 20 any portion
az the bin and With this understanding,
Morgan withdrew his objection.
The firSt paragraph wSs left blank as 70
the date when The exceptions from duty
snail 90 into effect
Acids and alszarin went over new
Paragraph. 4Ssiz. was agreed TO on raotian
or " nise of California. placing anijtoxine
ON the free list
Paragraph asa. relating 20 animals sd
iaittsd fre- for breeding purposes was
changed, on motion OF ,.h,Iyon Of Texas.
TO provide that the secretary Of aSricult-
ure shall certify to the secretary of the
treasury the pure breeds coming under the
free list
Jones OF Arkansas gave notice Of 4 fur
iher amendment that animals straytRg
across The boundary may Re brought back
Allison proposed new paragraph Ssia2.
admitting free OF duty fence posts. Ii
went over
Vest moved 2 Few paragraph making
free of duty floor mattings of straw. in
Guiding what is commonly known as CHI
nese mating IL went over.
Vegetable ivory was added TO the free
list.
Vest moved TO add iron ore 10 the free
hst IL Went over at -Allisoa's request.
Stewart moved 10 add cyanide of po-
,assipm 10 the free list. Postponed.
paragraph $50. including tea. went over.
The following additional paragraphs Of
the free list went over: Articles returned
after being exported it7el: beauxite t4>7ssp.
coal stores OF American vessels ,5ail. coal
tar, etc. tsf5l. diamonds ana ether precious
stones in the rough ta25l: emery ore taasl.
fartn2 ,532l. fence posts SSH; fish caught
on the Great Lakes t55ai2 rtoor matiiRgs
taS4a7l. grease ts44g, hides t35el: indigo
tS5ep: chloride of lime t51>; manganese
ta>ii; ores tbe5e: paintings and statuary
,eoe1ei plaster rock tei5l: potash tsisi re-
gala t62-iai: seeds tb2si. skins t6S61e,: tea
and tea plants t65ai; wearing apparel and
personal effects OF persons arriving in the
United States t6e5,. logs and timber t66sl.
With the foregoing exceptions and
changes the entire free list was agreed TO
as reported.
IL was now o'clock and the bill was
laid aside, the days work having covered
pages lS5 TO iso inclusive. After a brief
executive session the senate ad)ousned.
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ri SHING IMPORTS.
Big Cnreocs of Oriental Goods Com
ing to Anticipate the Tariff.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2I-rhe ex-
peetstlon Of = new tariff law IN early op-
Grafton has resulted in the rushing of big
carEoes of Oriental goods In this port The
regular steamers are carrying all the
freight that can he slowed In tn m Re-
gently the British freight steamers Gieha
von and Hupeh arrived under chs rter the
Cluden came today and tho sleeshiel IA
on the way md viii he due here ir 4 week
All but the Hupeh are under Pacific Mail
charter These four steamers have Joint
capacity Of nearly 200a tons end tina,
amount Of freight brought here in q period
of three weeks Is In excess % ths regular
carrying trade or the Pacific Mtil Com
pauys line steamers.
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Row of the Western Roads TO uc
Settled Tht. Work

CHICAGO. June 3t.-The row between
the Western roads over the business go
iuE through tire Ogden gateway Will he
settled at a meeting 10 10 held N New
Nort soma day this week The confer
enoe IN this city Gid rot result in any
thing
The Missouri Pacific. burlington and
Atchtson roads have entered nta an agree
u1ert by which .hs use of what ara known,
~ clock" tickets viii 10 strictly en-
forced through the 0Sdeu eafessay and
OVER the oregon Short Line This wfll
iusgr~ 'he continuous passage II the
ticket holders and give no opTer;f nlty for
decentralization in rates a. shat Eoint.
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PRESIDENT OF THE \. r..
Ruuor That ex->scretary lamont
VIII n, Elected

NEW YORK. Jane eI.~-It was rssmore5
in W7n street today that p 5s-e{sfo-, Rad
been reached "a regard 10 the presidency
90 sar %ar,hern Pacific Aa3 trat the an
UoHnremvns WiU =, Hs8e soon II WAS
saff NJ. Lamont VIII ne el.s-.et A. ih..
cG}ee % J PierpofSt Morgan & 20 ard 81
ths %or'h+rn Pacific tTices e. vax said
There was no 4sfnIte statement 70 lsefr,,s.f.-
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made xif1e he came into his present ONCE.
er1 wEesss. appotrt trrent was rot p political
ore ir any sense. II likely 10 BE- retained
by PreStden. Mckinley. Commissioner
Brfce has lately heen taking great in
terest n the preservation OF the salmon
supply ia Puget sound. The other day.
be stated that the commission has IN con-
temptation the establishment u enc sta
ton. and possibly two stataout, on Puget
sound ser the Matching oF arksye and
other commercial species OF salmon. Baker
river is likely to be the pi. = selecte!
for the location Of hatchery for the sock
eye salmon, which Is pretty sufe 10 be the
FIRST one esta hlished there.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Zindorf's Claim for Work at
Port Orchard Rejected.
WHY MCDONALD wAS DISMISSED.

The Immigrant Inspector Claims
Political Reasons Were at the
Bottom of IL. and VIII Appeal to
Civil Service mmisxioners~-The
Question of Light House At
Barr"ws' Island. Rosario Straits.
Referred To District oH,c~rs for q
Report Upon Its DeAfwability.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June y Cnief e.,
PaHre 7.ees has made the statement that
frosn the evidence So FAR hrnugh, o,t Al
ths coruueyS iuquest ~ f~ l9 his opinion
fair 'o conclude thar Theotere F7gei was
not immediately connected wite tie dasth
az rza7. Herman
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seth l.. MlBken. who tad dlled thu posi-
tion for SIX terms MIR. BuFlelgn has tsssn
state fxsasHrer and governor Of the state
for tao terms. siis opponent Was Mr.
Pls.sgs4i s0n of Harris 81. Plaiate8 IN :
.-x-sir.-antack governor OF the state r.
dlssriet ~ ths one so long represented ~
james d. Blaine
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HARRISDt- Pa. June . Attorney
General K'Iklus gave oUt Is statement to-
2 snt - be state 0f 'h~ Gna8ces which
shows fhsEs IS a deficit II sSas9s" in tire
state treasury. NJ. F1}ksnS Says tte iag}s~
la.ess has for several years appropriated
more snonev thar the net revenues Ye-
eelyed Ok the state. hence the present
large deficiency.
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all England Joins in Paving
Homage to the Queen.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN LON DON.

Enormous Crowds Line the Hemutt-
fully Decorated streets. and Her
Passage Through L. one Gontfuu-
Gus oSatioa-Roya Visitors Roy
ally Entertained Amba sad ors
and Special EnNcy~ From All the
Countries of the World Are Pres
cpt. and Royal Priaee~ as Thick
as Biackberries-Thr Jubilee Hon
Ors DiSappoint Expectations, for
the Recipients Are Few.
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Two Pacific Coast Firms Put In Bids
for the Work.

WASHINGTON. June H.-The navy de-
partmerr today opened bids for three tor
pedo boats of not less than thirty knots
speed. The Union Iron Works, San Fran
cisco. bid for one 23o-ton boat S2&,. $50: two.
sieG coo; one boat of 2sl tons. $s25 900: two
for $4,000 Wolf & Swycker. Of Portland
Or, one action boat for s2is.500, two for
sfaiG0. The details are complicated and
II Is impossible to tell who VIII get the
contract until sf1er expert exam nination.
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The matter O. sste establishment OF a
light and fog signal at the southwest point
OF Burrows island. in Rosario straits, has
been referred BY the lighthouse board 20
the district officers for a report upon It's
desiraeilsty Those who are interested in
having this aght established, would 90
well 10 see that the matter is presented in
the strongest possible shape 20 the dis
trict officers, as upon their repurt will de-
peod almost entirely the action which the
lighthouse board Will take In regard 10
recommending the establishing OF sucn
light and signal. Very little Information
rega rding the matter is now before the
lighthouse board. Should the board de-
eide not TO recommend the light il would
be almost Impossible for wsshington's
representatives and senators te ger pro-
vision therefor in the appropns tion bill.
Several old pioneer settlers of Oregon
and Washington have been rectantix max
ing inquiries AT the war iepar tmeat and
of their representatives in congress
whether they can obtain any pay sor serv-
ices rendered and horses furnished for the
volunteer military service I'm the sup
preston of Indian hostilites ir that sec
tion in 1s55 ard 1876 An act for this pur-
pose was passed in 1851 making provisions
for such payments under certitin lirnita-
tions, and upon submission OF satisfactory
BOJl htaat the GDfl41AlltS III WHICH TIE
claimants served Were engaged IN actual
service. All claims for services and use
and risk OF horses under this AIT must be
presented 10 the auditor Of the war de-
partment fer adjudication. Claims for
horses however lost in service are barred
by statute OF limitation. peculiar feature
Of ihe old act of 1861. which, however has
never been pat into effect. provides that
for payment OF such claims as this the
secretary Of the treasury may. il ne deems
Ii eNpedienI issue 10 the claimants or
t5eir LEGAL representatives bombs of the
United States OF denomination If not less
tkan 50. redeemable in twenty years.
bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
per aanum. with coupons atiae he'd pay
able annually or ser1-a nnualiy, ;at the dis
cretion OF the secretary of the treasury
Oak Harbor will be made a domestic
money order office on July 5.
ALLAN Il. SLAUSON
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Successor to NiiiiLeu.

AUGUSTA Ne. juno 2l--Ex-f'ov. Ed
win Z. Burleleh. Of this city. was today
Al a special election chosen 10 fiii the con-
gressIonal vacancy caused by the death ot
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Presidestial Nominations.

WASHINGTON. June 2i.-The president
sent the following nominations to the sem
ate. John G. Foster of Vermont consul
general at Halifax: w. II. Dickey. OF Lou
isiana. consul to Callaos Peru; J5sepn W Z
Ivey. OF Oregon. to be collector o. customs
for the district of Alaska: Albert c.
Thompson. of Ohio: Alexander G. Botkin.
OF Montana and Il. e Cuioerson. OF Tex
as. 10 be commissioners TO revise and cod
fly the criminal and penal laws of the
United States. as provided for bY the act
of congress approved June I. 1874. Capt.
and Assistant cuarteruasrer X. s. Colium.
to BE- matcr md quartermaster United
States marine
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Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON. June 2i-Jof Horan
/ has been appointed postmaster at Sun
nydale King county.
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 2L-'rhe senate TO-
day confirmed the following nominations:
John g. Brady. of Sitka. Alaska. TO he
governor of Alaska: John L. Smith. Of
Portland. Or. and William j. Jones, Of
Port Townsend to be- commiss oners in
and for the district OF Alaska
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Head Consul r A Fagkeebsrg cf The
Yyr-aas0en % tne Woris Viii address the
s.sftxsrss Of seattle 81 E&nkes hall this
evening a fine grpsrs fnsne has t@en ar
= nged The rGbt.e "a cordially invited to
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NEW YORK. Jane @.-The xr,sat tail
e~v- strike. which involved st oae tirr~
so hands Is ended The last ot the
Contractors sgrfegss.eresi 20 tae raea today
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r. 3. hAmas bollsd saa Sliced Dsllcat-
ssse<-
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So ueuv business horses ta ~ sss Tra5-
t@s Sza,es can Boast ag nf-s year. stsisa
f~s Tg9e hyisir.ss ~ Ir. J. T.. Aver & "a.
F.rv~si Mass. N-saSe &n@saa par4 tsss Ss-sa-
gast3sa Is kr.oss sad use8 e9ery - ere. las
PASSED iss na.g-<est.anls3. Ani a4-a n1xsr
- Vigorous a. af present
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gss4e a Cleveland =
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Among the Tia, ~ Jubilee Honors fs ono
for the Canadian premier. NfiIfea 'Ss"- 81.
rser wh0 ia made "A rrivy c9uneiifof. 2"
Donald Smith the Canadian hSrh comhss-
elolger in London has been elevated W sne
gseersEe All sne colonial ff"fn8TtNt ~"
tam r. I...okey the historian. Hnh Stf ~
bert Maxwell. the author. nave o~-en marc
nrtsv councillors. tiYn Prince Of Wales ~
made grand fsssater and pTiDtasat kntxi.s
Of The Grand Cross of the Eatn. ana carr.
dom is conferred npon Earon fser,oh -
Tattsq arh r.esrages are eofisfF@tl otAs'
the Earl of o1aSsoR. Tfseonnt Do"Hs
Justice I4o,,er md SIR john bnfiaa.
Tire mayors of Leeds ana Hns ii'eaa
Taass. lord mayor and the i1'd H1s 20 -
I.oneon George Faufsi PHILLIPS. = 'aa."
q barogs.sf Flaacgoft. the actor, ~ khfRhS
"a ans th. ealef 3sssiees Of siAnAes'..'
Nfnutr~sf ard Ontario Messrz. J*so1'
sr4r.sa Tale asss Hagsrfy, are snaSh'.
The LIT SIS disappointing. AZ ti@ -
many xtso expected neG"fs are es'i's~
Tbs, Duke - Cotasrg fms been apfsaihtF"
as8fn!ral of the feet Tn" of,ssf o q,
Grand cross If - asehs"i 49, 80.
Ganrcn s.as fsser eaf8ferresf 1Tran .ilttsn
f.sarser 4lr ptrharf Cartwright Nsla Sif
c.ll..s- ssowasf Tns ard*- - sfsi2hs com
,y4-s,,or 90 ~. Michael ard 81 George Has
b..,r conferred apos LIEUT.. Go" a. Hifk.
t,asrgck q Gss4iasi9. Hna. passss ana
e afora Fsen4tug
Deputy sifalstsr J. n tourney, Ne'a
tar General J. l.. .aeesoagaA ana pe.'ay
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sspoe agr William Mccormack, N y.
rresseeus - tire royal esIs*ge 81 surgeons.
James rxnaar. son of the late Jof4s