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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

George Wootan came down from
Mountain Home Tuesday
Mis- Smith of this city went to Sue
cor Creek on Thursdays stage.
Claude Maxey left on Thursdays
train for Twin Spring Mines.
Mrs. Upton Of Rockville, is visiting
Mrs. Frank Moore of this city.
Miss Beryl Pinney is expected home
from Jordan Valley this evening.
Take your prescriptions to the
Blatchley Drug Co.
Divine service at St. Davids next
Sunday morning and evening. The
evening service commences at $50.
w. H. Redway leaves Wednesday
nextfor San Francisco. He will go by
way of Portland, returning over the
Genital Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Randel, of Nam
pa came down to Caldwell Sunday on
their bicycles. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cook.
Cool off at Isham's on the Fourth.
Pure and fresh ice cream, sparkling
soda.
Frank Hardy was over on the Owy-
hee country this week with some Ia.
coma friends. He reports Silver City
in lively condition, but Bonneville
little dnll.
Rev. j. H. Mcpherson who for
some time occupied the Episcopal pull
pit at Mountain Home has been trans
ferred to Weiser. He was visiting
this woek with Rev. Jennings.
Sid Knight of Jordan Valley, &C
companied by his daughters, was in
town Monday last. The young ladies
had been attending school at Boise and
were on their way home.
Remember DR.. Isham's elegant Office
in the Caldwell Opera house.
Bicycles quick repaired by Askey.
]. W. Badger, once an attorney at
law in Boise, is now travelling with
Mains circus and, we are told is keeper
of one of the elephants. He claims
that during his travels through Asia
he met Yves. Wickershan, who is
now thoroughbred missionary
Gilmore Republican.
Bicycles repaired by Askey.
Editor Fred Mock came down from
Nampa on his wheel Wednesday. He
will be here on the Fourth to consume
another square meal. He recently ex-
perimented with one at Spokane
which produced quite noticeable alb
dominable-or MISUNDERSTANDING
ment. The editor aspires to basement |
full-brested.
Ice cream sodas at Askey's.
A number of enterprising citizens
are making an effort to have a sub
stantial fence put around the grave
yard. A subscription paper may be
found at the Post Office. Everybody
should contribute something to this |
worthy object. The estimated cost of
the contemplated improvement is about
$500.
The Christian Endeavor Convention !
closed its session at Boise Thursday. |
Before adjourning the convention paid |
a neat compliment to the retiring presi-
dent, j. H. Barton of Caldwell, in in
structing the treasurer to draw on the
union treasury to the amount of $40 |
and give the same to Mr.. Barton to be |
used in defraying his expenses to the
convention at San Francisco.
Our north Idaho exchanges TEEN
with miuing news. An unusual
amount of prospecting is being done
around all the old camps, and new
strikes of more or less Importance are of |
frequent occurrence. Though Idaho rank
ed fifth last year in the production of |
gold, we expect to see her climb up a |
couple of notches within the next year
or two. Idaho has the gold as well as
cilunr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Randell, of Nam
pa came down to Caldwell Sunday on
their bicycles. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cook.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

Cool off at Isham's on the Fourth.
Pure and fresh ice cream, sparkling
soda.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

Take your prescriptions to the
Blatchley Drug Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

w. H. Roadway leaves Wednesday
nextfor San Francisco He will go by
way of Portland, returning over the
Central Pacific.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

Frank Hardy was over on the Owy-
hee country this week with some Ia
coma friends. He reports Silver City
in lively condition, but Bonneville
little dnll.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 2. (8ay

Attest: OHAs. A. oAKEs, clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-03

Divine service at St. Davids next
Sunday morning and evening. The
evening service commences at $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Rie Rrdfibenten ippbnen.

tlsber ben @si&mad bsr beri1isbsnsn
Prdfbsntsn Sranirei&s pIaubert Elm pas
riier BIatt foIsenbss: Ssber neuse'
ipSbIte prdFbent bat bsfanntIi4 bas
Redt, flr feline @obnrSume neue Gins
ridtunssffde su psrlanssn. bic sann 10
Ianss in 8eripsnbuns blsibsn. Biz elm
Na1foIser fommt. Ser beideibenite
bon allen bisbsrisen Prdfeenten mar
Ibolpb Gtiers. Sieier serIanste, bab
man ales beim alien Iafe unb nur bic
Tblrf1Iofsr dnbsre, bic nit ben faiier.
liden Sniienien berfeben tparen. Gls
man ibm aber mitteiIts, baB bieie iIeins
Reparatur aatsistaufenb Sranfen foten
pdrSe, inbem bas @lpiee sirblfbuncert
Ibdren babe. persidtete er aud barauf.
Wari1aG MaeUlabon fegte bic Soroer,
uns, bab man flr ibn unb feline @emab'
lin bic M5beIn aus ben @emddern Der
griaiisrin Gusenie neripenben m6ss.
@rsps perlangte, bab man in ieinsn 8im'
msrn SpieItiide auffteas, ferner einen
riefaen S&reibtifd unb einen Topf nit
8Isiiter unh cine SammIuns bon Sebern
nit biden Stislen. Uiabams Garnot
bate bic Sbee, idmtIi&e 0emd&er. bic
ibr sar 8erfisuns itunben. i'm StiIe
aubiuis XIV, Oes fbnisIidften aasr
86nise, mbbIiren su IaHen. Die meiitsn
8erdnberunsen bradte Der furae aufent'
bait bon Maoams Gaiirmir. Berisr nit
lid, psIGe bic @anbbefleibuns bes
SpsiisiaaIs unb 8affeeiaals nit psr.
idpsnbsriidsr Bra&t berfelen lisB.
80 beoeutenb tparsn bieie 8erdnberuns
gen, bab iis beim Ginsuse bon Wabame
;saure nod ni1t Soaenest tparen. Dieis
fol- aqerbines sans bas @ssenteiI bon
ibrer 8orsdnserin biIben; iie ioa BEN
Iapesisrer einfu& seiast babsn: SD
uertraue gang Sbrem @si&mad. bite
oabsr. nur aaes einfu8 unb bsqusm
berauri6ien".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

beureu Sturm errest Bat. Die 2ibera.
len SerIansen ben 3idtritt bes Iini.
tiers, unb man ertpartet Sdtoieriatsiten
stpiihen ben GorteS unb Der Neaierung.
WaS bic @ubasSraee betrifft. 70 erfldrt
oas Wabribsr 8Iutt ,,SeraIbo" often,
bab Der aufftanb auf Der SafeI Guba srs
foIsrsid iei, uno es sreift bic ,.fsiss pos
litlt" oes Bremierminiiters Ganobas ges
8enIber ben Der. Staaten an. @enes
raIcapitdn WepIer bat BON Guba aus Ct.
Hart, baB ibm bic Nnsrisnnune Der Sn.
iurssnten burd bic Der. Staaten nur
Dilfommen ieia f5nns. 3piIden ben
8eilen sibt er ben Ser. Staatsn su Der.
itsben. sab feline Ssnutorsn ssfabrIi9s
Bfaoe ipanoeln.
Die lebte State ber ariegsenti6dbis.
un8, pelde bon Gbina an Sapan ,u
sablen III. mar am 8. Mai fdais; absr
es mar fein @eIb i'm S1atamt, um bic
Dliuion 9aeIs su soblen. Sapan ftun'
bette bic 3abIuns, aber nur eesen 8srs
pHi4tune bober 8inien. China bat bers
sebIids anitrensunssn ssma1t, cine
osuti4s oSer ensIii&s gnIeibe su ii@srn.
Die &epublif Guatemala BAT Elm De.
fret erlaRen, tpona& bic DletaaseIb.
8abIunssn auf Elm babies Sabr sinssfellt
iperoen. Die 8anfen tperben Der Resie.
runs anbertbalb Niaionen 8eios lsibsn.
ipel4e in feds Monaten in SiIbsr surdd.
se3ablt tperoen ioaen.
Die frans6iiide @sisen. Grnts bieiss
Sabres tpirb tnabri&einIi9 6l, ,ll8.500
8uibels penissr betrassn, aIs i'm 8Ors
iabre.
Ser 9udersS sSnbuftrie bon Arsens
tinien brCbt nad ben neushen Bsridten
cine ernfs ariie infOIse lleberprOOuc.
tion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Bon ia6serjianSiasr seite tpirO anas

Bon iadpsradnoiser Ssiie tuiro anss.
ssben, bab in England GAO. 600 Psrio'
nen erforbsrlid finD, um l64 Dhlllonen
Ionnen 8Oblen on bic Oeffnunsen Der
@ruben au f0Ieern, pdbreno IN ben 8er'
einieten Staaten 363, 900 Bsrionen bic
slsi6s 2sifune sOlbrInsen. Der ame'
riianti1e @rubsnarbeiter liefert aIio bsi'
nubs bOppsIi fOpieI ipie Der snsIiiGe, aber
Der 2obn III ni6t nur reIatip iblsdter
als Der Oss enslii&en @Oaessn, sr 1T es
ioear ncmlnsl. Aber troBbem baben
9inslsp uno 9snORsn bic rnpetfrOrsn.
belt, su erfldren, oab bic amerifanii&e
2oblsninbuftrie segen bic ausIdnciids
(cunaoii&e) 8aupsr' GOncurrsnS sei&abt
werosn mlfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Selapare, eada. & ageHeru Giieubabn.
gpnutao ~ 9poi 1907

3iae SnIansn SeraptOn: GrprsB flu Q pra'
cuff, Sspssp, Utica, Buffalo unb ben gDsfsn
1910, 2.35 unb 600 Worstns unb t.55 Nat,
9srbinbuns ma6sne in Buffalo mad allsn
puuftru In benz 0sfsn. SinsbamtOn un, Bath
um 9.f5 W. uub los Rabm. Glmha Grprtb
UNI 55 Radm. Grprtb fir Nsp gsrf LAO,
$50, SIS, 800, 955 @., IL SIS unb 3.33
Ra6m. Grprtb fur philadelphia, Cation,
5rsutou. Sis, son unb 9.55 DR., 1855 unb
3.33 Na6m. 96plfon aerompeatiou prldbi
Scranton um 400 uno 10 Nadm. 3obp.
hanna Gercmco0tiun psrlGBi scranton um 6.10
Nbenhs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Gin ilsiner DinOi&irm, um bic Spiri.
iuSfIamme su feasn, menn in Der @ars
tenluube Obsr auf BEN 8alion 2afse ss.
ma9t tperoen ioa Bacterial: Gi8a,s
rsnilitdsn. ,usi breitsrs unb ,pei i&md'
lere 8rett&en. ourd @plbidnur an ben
8dnbern perbunOsn. Die Nusfabruns
uirs nit bem 8rennhift unb gum Eel
oedsnosn aquarsa. cOer OsIfarbeu be'
loret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Sans anb Spf.

Sie &sinisuns bon Stidsrsisn muB
tpessn ber @efabr bes 8uiammsnIaufens
ber Sarben iebr tcritdtis noresnommen
tperbsn. Gm ii6sriten perfdbrt man bel
antpenbuns bon 8orar. tpoppn man un'
ssfabr 80 6 auf is II abssio&tss, ipar.
mes Waiisr nimmt. Sierin iuaiHs man
bic Stidsreien, inbem man INNER nur
NIT Der Sano barauforiidt. alio ebne
iebes Rsiben. Sobann ipllt man Iie
nad nur pberFddIidem Ausrinsen in
ialtem. nit ettpus 8odiaIs perfestem
8afer. siebt iis nod einmaI Our3 idar'
fen @eineiis unb trOdnet fe i&lieBIid
stsiidsn atpei Tddern. Bel bisisr BE.
banbluns laufen bic Sarben niemaIs
aus. seissn i'm @sssnteiI ibrs frdbere
Heinbeit unb SriIde.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Die oft aIs nsrtIos fOrtssporfenen
apfsIiinenidalen iann man ,ur Ssritsa'
uns zines fiiblenben @etrdnfss brauden,
bas fir bic ipdtersn iparmen Gage mande
grauiduns sspabren bGrfte. Wan
idaIt bic 5&alsn 70 fein tpis mbsIi&,
tbut ie in cine refine Slaf4s uno siebt
tets 70 Disl Sransbranntipsin oara uf,
bab bic S@alen bon bieiem bebedt iinb.
Bsnn bic Slaids ssfaat 1T, Iabt man
tie mebrers Dodsn iteben. sieBt bic
5Iiffiefeit bann burd elm SiItrierpapier
in cine andre refine SIaids unO to&t nun
sinen 2iter beitiaiertes DuKsr nit $50
@ramm fsinsm 8uder fIar. sisbt eins
Obsrtaife bes 4pfsliinenertraftsS basu
ioipie 20 @ramm 0sinfeinidure, ldbt
bic SliHisieit abfdblen uno fdat iie in
flsine Sldi1dsn, bic redt fsit periorit
werben mIfen. I'm elm erfriihenbes
@etrdni bersuiteaen. sie6t man su einsm
@Ias DaHer anbertbalb gbIbffel Der
giens unO lest Elm reinss GIsitiid4en
binein,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

DsIfarbsnH Hsds an ben Ssnitern. ipeIds
bic Waler ale unlisbiame Spur,n ibrer
1bdtistsit binterIufsn, ipeidsn ben &C..
mobnli@sn Busmeibobsn niemaIs. Wan
bsitrsi6t iis bsbutium nit 1srpsntin5I.
pei&t fs baourd uuf, reibt fs ounn NIT
8ensin ab unb pdidt nun baS eanje
Ssnhsr nit lauem @aKsr ub, um ss Jest
pis eetpSbnli4 su pussn. @infa&er
laHen ii6 8uliiprissn entfsrnen, bic man
nur nit i&arfem eiiIe feit absupaidsn
brau4t. um fie su pertilsen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Denn man Spid. unO DreiiisrnabsIn
ni6t aasu bduiis brau6t, piro man iis
na6 ni6t oasu LANCER 3eit roitis pOrfin'
ben, tpenn man fie na6 BEN @ebraut.
spur gut ssreinist natiirIi&erwsiis, absr
ionft Obne ipeitere 8orf4tsmaBresel
fortleet. Dia man bieien nsbslftanb
uermsioen, 10 mub man oisis fleinen
Rddeninitrumente nit fein ssftobener
arsibe in Oslpapier einipidsln unp erit
oann fortlesen. Dian tpIrb oann ftsls
blanfe Spidnaoeln porfnoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.

Grie uno @bomins 8allsb GiienbabH Go.
Wpnias, 81. Wai 1897.
.3has psrlaiTtn S:rautpn ME fclst: 8ar
Rem yorf unb 3pii6suffatipntH auf htr Grit
9abn, ebsnio fir SatpIey, eaft arif nnb IoiaIsu
punften I'm 500 Mpresns unb 2.26 Ndhm.
9ptitsrt 3dss fir Cafe aris uub 3pifhenifa.
tipnfn nm s.45 Dr., unb 500 RaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Srp6er DerOienff !!

Bsr uns feline aborsii. suisnoet. bsm isnber
mir per 9oit ssnaus austunft iibsr Elm aanj
Iidjsn oosr psibIiden GSsIdl,d,is auf ,brIidb,
8eiie uno obns srobe auslassu unb Wibs hber
100 Dollars per Wonat usroisnen Fam, obu,
8eiieu uno 9eooeln. Sein aaentfh lfts Sum
bug, ionoern Elm sbrIidss @siddit aortnirs
JOHN HOUSE 4 co, Canton. Lewis Co., Mo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Grant Stetter,
SOtel un0 SGcferet.
@atnffrafas. 41nhs Mari

8arms uno taIts Speijen fno 3u ieosr Ia.
9ss3ett 3u babsn. 6rif6es Eager ftets on
5apt Ionic Beins, eiquors unb Gigarren.
Oie nit meinem SoteI perbunbene Bddersi
ltsfsrt elm DopisIides 8a6ptrf, unb wsrb,u
aas Seftsuungen prompt uub biIlis beforat.
8raut Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Hkia tp.it b,iaHHtsr Dsrlsssr tn WiseoHHH. sH
W Green Hap wobuhait iartibt ON Q. Madrs
1895. pte tolgt
Dor fhHf Sohrtu purb. ib 70 Hsrobs. bob mir gel.
ffiss arbstt sur San purb, Su Der padbt ssuob ID
fsins Rube tpsatu S1lahoHeieit ga.iut auimtrfiam.
istt muros aui Dr. RiIss Restorative Nervins
eslsntt uub fus an oosisIbs nit bsitsm eriole
su e.bruuhsn eeit Der Sstt babe ID tmmsr siHs
s5iaids i'm pouis uub esbraudt bopon iobaIb Id Hsr.
bsnidipdde bsripart immsr nit eutsm erfoIs. aun
DR.. Miles m'in eOhH s.brauat oaOOH nit
Nervine babe e i,itb.r g,i.I.n ,S.,r, .msiSb. S
Restores len uno ss bat iHmtr ssboIfsn.
-, ans. bis on Rsrpsninmoabsi.
iieditn. ten Itibtu iolttn % psriunsu.
GO snibdIt ttiu. einiaIdisruHssmitt,L IN barmlos
unb bsuuo6 liuo,ruo uub itdrfsnb 9urh isin Re-
storative Nervine tIi Or. gaiIss 9auIsubeu sum
WobItbdtsr ssmprotu.. u. g. etbmaH
ebiipr uuo Gistnthmtr bts Gaubsmauu.
Or. UliIts W,rosumititl tpirb nit @arantis Der.
fault gptrft bic tritt SInt1t gar feint BtIItruua
10 piro oas @tlo tnrhdtrfattef
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhsrt. Ind
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

gIdttbol,sn ssbsn praftii6e Sdneafo.
der fur Speiisn, bic nebsn ben eisentIi'
den Ssuerl6dsrn auf Der SsropIatts
islbft idnsr obsr sar nidt ins 8o6en
tommen. bsionbsrs bel ipariamsr 5euers
une. Wan Iest sinfad INNER elnise
ioIder 8Ol3en in Die aoblenslut bss
Serbes, iteat, ipenn elm 8olsen elilhenf
1T, ben 8oatopf barauf uuo srieBt ben
abseidbltsn BOben tmmer rs&tSsitiS
our6 sinsn frif8sn sliibsnbsn. Die
Syelien iperben balb ins ao1sn fommen
uno ununterbrobsn barin erbaIten bIei'
ben, tpenn mon re6iseitis medislt. Das
Insenebme 1T bel pem aoden auf ela'
bsnben 8ol,en nod, oab man fe ielbli
auf ben bon Der 5suerteae entfernisiten
5led bes Seroes lesen fam, Der ionit fiji
Robs'psds perloren slns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Sir bic semdisurms 3e,t. tueIde BEN
Sausherrn 8eis' unD Jfuoelfpelien aum
nsbsrbrub brinBt, isien bic praftiidsn
Sausmatter auf bic sriten iunssn Triebs
periGisosnsr pilopa6ienoer Bfansen
binsstpieien, ipel6e bel ri&tieer 3ubes
rsituns Elm idmudbaftes grimes Semitic
seben. 8eiOneersseeienet iiHo bic erften
frii1en 8ldttden ben 2bipen3abn,
SGafsarbe, Welbe, Gidorie uno Sauers
ampfer. Die 8ubsrsituns 1T isbr Elm.
fad. 2rduterbldtt4en peroen perIsien.
abssio9t. neil einiae einen lsidt biitereu
8sidmad baben, bann raid in SaIa.
ipaHsr meih eeiodt. nit faltem Baher
iiberfpiiIt uno auf sinem Sieb abtropfen
seIaHsn. Wan tpieet alles miteinanber
fein. asrldbt etpas Butter, tbut bas
5rIbIinssssmlie binein, sisbt cine 8roBs
Wsfetipiss 2iebiss Sleiidsrtratt, ettpas
seipieete 8misbeI, SaI,. Bfsffer unb Elm
tpsnis eerisbene SemmeI baran uno
rabrt BARN bas Semitic beib. peI&es
barauf nit serbtster SemmeI bstedt
unb nit fIsinen SlsiidtIbb&en ober bets
gleiden eeoeben tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Bel Der 9roben MISUNDERSTANDING
tpirb bic Sausfruu tsn Stud unseidu'
bert Infsn unb aud bic OeIbiloer, peI6s
lie beiiBt, germ relnisen. Ibsr seraos
bel ibnen 1T ia&tunoise Sduberuns
oauptbsDinsuna iolen iie in neuet
Srifbe aufsrfsbsn 8Or allen ii NOR
mes WaHer uno Seife beim Nbmaihen
su pelmeiben. Sino bic 8ilber nlht
isbr oeritiubt. 70 merben iie trsfIi4.
msnn man einsu tabelos iauberen
S6namm in 95prOsentisen Spiritus
taubt, iie oamit Ielht abtpdibt. init
rreidem Iud trodnst uno oann nit me'
mig feInsm SalatO! eleldmdBis iiber'
reibt. Bel isbr i&muslsen 8emdlben
oasesen trdet man nab Der Rsinlsune
nit Spiritus NIT feinem Pinisl slet&'
mdbls bic folsenbe Wai1s auf Wlan
mi6t 100 @romm ue,ben Waitir. s
Gramm penetianldsn Ierpsntln, 8.3
8ramm bshss rstti6sisrtss Isrpentln6l,
l,6 8ramm 8ampier unb l24 9rumm
95prcsenissn AItobol mitsinanOsr. fsut
fe in elm Blfsrbab uno erpdrmt iie
oarin. bcuor man iie oamit beltrsidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
go fanft iitan
anl befeit

Por,elan, @Iaspaarsn, Brio a Brac
2ampsn, SiIberpIattirts 8aarsn, etc.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Spsatssr fsba umbsr uns iibH,sust u3.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-27

and there was an awe-like stiffness through
the chamber
Other senators Joined in the circle about
MT Petugrews desk. He retained his
color and was not apparently seriously af-
fected
Approaching the situation. Mr.. Platt re-
neved the strain by proceeding with the
debate on fullers earth. The paragraph
finally went over.
Inc paragraph on watch movements was
then taken up, but finally went over at the
request Of Mr. Jones of Arkansas.
Mr.. Allison, at o'clock, asked to lay
aside the bill and the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session, adjourning soon after.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-27
MIsCELLANEoUs.


TO PASS A PLEASANT AFTERNOON
20 20 Tivon park and see the spanish
Trobadours" I'm choice selections.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
go 70 Cornwell g. Chapman.
BE SURE TO READ oKARMA's sPE-
cial notice to-day; he tells you how cheap
he now sells 81 shoes.
CoNIDA's BUTTER CUPS. FILLED
with nuts, 25c per pound.
UPHOLsTERING IN ALL ITS
branches; mattresses made TO order OF
renovated, by A. s. Grimm & Co., 5l4
Broughton. west.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. GO
to Cornwell g. Chapman.
GENTS SUITS CLEANED IN GREAT
style for 81. Mills g. Co, Abercorn and
Broughton.
SEE OUR LINE OF GASOLINE AND
oil stoves for summer cooking; stove and
range repairing a speciality; get an esti-
mate from Us before having your work
done. W. A. Price q Co.. 400 West Broad.
Telephone, 6S2.
TO INDUCE HEALTH AND HAPP1-
moss during the hot weather, call az the
Nancy Hanks market and get the fresh
est and choicest meats and vegetables:
supplied daily from home and foreign
markets. Corner Huntington and TAFT
nall streets.
LOOK CAREFULLY AFTER YOUR
meats while the hot weather ~ on, and
leave your orders where only the purest
and best are sold. J. II. Baker n a safe
butcher. and gives each order bic per-
sonal attention.
WATCH THE ROOF OF YOUR
house: a summer storm VIII let you know
that u needs repairing and painting. then
be sure to see r. g. Pacetti for good work
al reasonable prices 1876 Whitaker.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BAR
gains. see Okarma's counter Of misnt
shoes; an Sizes made Of the finest leather.
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Baltimore Beats Boston by a Score
of 1 to o.

DCNAS hOStOh ny a SCOEG
of L to 0.
Boston, June 26-The on-Baltinnore
game to-day was pitchers contest. Both
were remarkably effective Nichols allow
ed only one hit in the last five innings
and that was in the ninth SWEETS was
the only Boston player who could bat
Corbett at all. Attendance 16, 600 Score
RHE
Boston .........0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 5 /
Batteries-Nichols and Camel; Corbett
and Bowerman.
Brooklyn, June 26.-Brooklyn won the
third and last game of their series with
the Philadelphias through timely stick
work. Both sides felded well, and the
few errors were excusable. Kennedy had
the Quakers a. his mercy till the NINTH
when he eased up. Score:
RH,E
Brooklyn ......1 0 o / o Is Z 2
Philadelphia o 0 0 2-3 8 .
Batteries-Kennedy and Grim; Fifeld
and Clements.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 26.-The fielding of
both teams to-day was excellent. Atten-
dance ESQ. Score: R.HE.
Pittsburg III l 2 0 o | Ks Z |
st. Louis 40 0 l 0 0 p s /
Batteries-Tannehlll and Sugden; Car
sey and Murphy.
Cincinnati o., June 26.-The Reds, by
punching their hits and playing strong
fielding game, easily defeated the Colo
nels to-day. Both Frazer and Breieten-
stein pitched fine ball. Attendance 5000.
Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati % 0 1 3 1 0 ? x-7 Y !
Louisville 40 0 o 1 OIL 6 8
Batteries-Breitenstei and PETIT; Fra
ger and Dexter
Chicago, June 26.-Henry Clark, the
star twller of the University of Chicago
team, was given a trial by the Indians to-
day He pitched a creditable game and
was strong with the stick, but received
miserable support. Danny Friend. re-
called from the Western League, pitched
mis- first game for the locals this season,
and although hit rather freely, kept the
safe ones scattered and was backed up
perfectly. Attendance. $500. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago .......s 0 ? 1905 x-9 5 o
Cleveland 40 0 2 l 0 % 10 )
Batteries-Friend and Kittredge; Clark
and Criger.
Washington, June 26-seymour and
Sullivan had the senators at their mercy
to-day, but eleven hits being made in the
two games. King pitched well. but Mercer
wa hit hard. Attendance 5000. Score
First game R.H.E.
vy7o=hirs-ton % o 1 % 6
New York ....1 . 0 1zo 4 O-91o o
l,4l.eres-I1Ins ana Farrell; Seymour
and Warren.
Second game R.H. L.
Washington / 0 0 o o is 9 2
New York II 2 0 o 5 DO 16 2
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure; Sullivan
and Wilson
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-27
AN OLD PAIR OF SPURS.
Relic of the First bingham Hus.
sars Returned to the Troop.

Relic of the First bingham Hus-
sars Returned to the Troop.
Guyton, June 26.-The Emngham Hus-
sars will have drill and basket picnic at
Springfield July 8. The troop will at that
time make all necessary arrangements for
going into camp at Meldrim July s. A
great deal of interest will be added to the
meeting, from the fact that a relic has
recently come into the possession OF the
heirs of member of the troop
from as far back as 1877
The facts, in short, are as fol-
lows: In 1877. a few years after the troop
was organized, a prize was offered for the
trooper making the best score in a fitting
contest This prize, pair of silver spurs,
was awarded TO Benjamin Grovenstein.
Last September, when the sad news of
the murder of Capt Berry was published,
a gentleman in Cleveland, o., on reading
the account of the murder. was reminded
that he had in his possession a relic upon
which is engraved Benjamin Grovenstein,
Ffingham Hussars, 1S47." He had for
years been anxious to know II the organ
ization still existed. The news of the MUIR
der of the captain of the Effingham Hus-
sars gave him an opportunity Of finding
out He did this, after writing a num-
Der of letters, and the relic is now In the
possession of Mrs. Ella Norton and will be
at Springfield on July 3. How this gen
tleman in Ohio came in possession Of
these spurs is not yet known by any mem
Der of the Efingham Hussars. Efforts
are being made to learn where he got
them, and if this information is obtained
a full history will be given at Springfield
next Saturday.
M. Edwards has bought the residence
near the Foy brick building. He will
In a short time make arrangements to
move his stock of millinery and dry
goods on his lot. The corner store In the
Foy building, now occupied by him. will
be converted into a drug store.