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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06
RARnIT EnT PIE

For free lunch at BickeFts cafe tonight,
Landlord Bickert wants everybody to come
md try 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

SO and 40 cents per yard for homemade
rag carpets that will wash, at Fricke's carpet
store. 1-6-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

New York, Nov. 6.-The rumor that
Richard Croker was dead was iui cir
culation in all quarters of the city 9from
early yesterday morning until la IN
the evening. 1t also spread throuet bout
the country, and inquiries as tcl the
truth of the report were received 9from
points as far distant as San Franz isco.
The Tammany leader has SIMPLY q
slight cold, and win probably be well
enough in a day or two to start lon a
trip to Virginia. His physician said
that Mr.. Croker is simply SUIT bring
from stomach trouble. the result OF
overwork, and is not in the slig htesI
danger of serious complications.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

Who Said They Have a Cough ?
Adviee-Take Ru-riua, 25c. At Cru
Bros drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe, iOc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

Never Pals for Coughs n Colds.
That's what Pan-Tina is, 25c. At Gruhler
Bros, drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

dents nephew, was slightly woAnded
in disarming the soldier. Cdneral
Betancourt, minister of war, the in
terfered, and was himself stabbed. The
wound was SO serious that he died. soon
afterward. The attack has causeli the
greatest agitation throughout the n,ity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-11-06

Centraiia's Now Conlery.

Sour krout, pork, mashed pototoes tonight.
Hot lunch on Monday morning.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-15
An Old Doctors Fayorite.

Dr.. L. NJ. Gillian, who practiced
medicine over forty years, originated,
used aud claimed that Botanic Blood
Balm, (B. B. b. which has. now been
in use about fifty-five years, was the
bess Tonic and Blood Purifier ever
given to che world: It never fails to
cure the most malignant ulcers, sores,
rheumatism, catarrii, aud all skin and
blood diseases. Beware of substitutes.
Use this standard remedy. Price per
large bottle 81. 90.
AFTER SEVERAL DOCTORS FAILED.
1 have been afflicted with Catarrh
for many years, although all sorts Of
inedieiEes and several doctors did their
best co cure mo. ny blood was very
and nothing ever had any,
eject upon the disease until I used
that Gread Blood Remedy known as
Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. By, 4,
few bottles Of which eiftnted AN eEtire
ciire. recommend iE to any mer-
chant OF bAnker Of Athens. Go. and
will reply TO any Inquiries.
r. R. SAuLrER. M
os fslo by nraggist,
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Sparrow and suor,o r,rht.

While waiting fo- q train at a
country station at y very early hour
IN the morning l became witness of
a novel encounter. which ended in
a tragedy. A small bit of cheese Law
on the ground not fur from the plat
form, and quite o large mouse
emerged from under the board eide
walk, first to nibble sc tho tooth
eome morsel and then to lug it into
its hole, probably for the family
breakfast. Just as the mouse was
on the point Of securing its morning
meal beyond peradventure gray
old sparrow swooped down from it's
perch and seized the bit Of cheese
before the astonished mouse could
realize that it's claim was disputed.
Nevertheless. the mouse held fast to
the bit of cheese. and the spurrow,
Anding that ho would 90 obliged to
drag rodent and all out Of the hole
ii he were to have a square meal,
did &C in great shape, for an English
descended sparrow ia as strong as
ne is ferooious.
!.he Ieathered pirate having sue
oeeded in pulling his antagonist and
the prize out to the open, let them
go, and rising many feet in the air
descended upon the mouse with
force, striking it on the head with
its beak and on the sides with its
wings. The mouse was evidently
no fool. Knowing that if the rising
and falling tactics Of its adversary
were continued it would be worsted,
it dropped the cheese and managed
to seizo one of the birds legs and
hold it fast. But the powerful wings
had full play. and in less than two
minutes the sparrow killed his rival,
and, taking the cheese in his mouth,
few away with it. He left few
drops of blood behind him, how.
er.-Exchange.
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Erom tho Wrong Quarters.

Hello, Mikei What are you do
ing there2" shouted the riding in
structor to an Irish recruit who had
suddenly parted company with his
mount. "You are not training to
become broom. You are wanted
as an ornament fox one Of her maj.
esty's cavalry regiments.
"Faix, sorr, Oi know that, but it
was the animals fault intoirely."
"Well, you had better get on that
horse again." said the good huEnor-
ed instructor. Everything is regu.
lated from headquarters. and if you
want to roll about the ground You
mugt get permission. / don't think
you received orders from headquar-
ters to lie down there, did yous"
mo, sorr," replied the recruit,
entering into the spirit Of the joke.
ut was from hind quarters, sorri'-
Pearson's Weekly.
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NOTICE.
AUDIroR's OFFICE.

rTHIS Office VIII be open to receive Re
IL turns Of REAL and PERSONAL
property for taxation for the next fiecal
year from the frst OF January, 1883. to the
18th February following, inofnaive.
II 10 important that ali Lands, Lots and
Buildings 90 enumerated correctly; for,
unless there is home change in the law
shts a=ssaecene of Rs=::ssy will Grand fer
the next four yeess. Consult your deeds
aud give tho number or acres exactly.a =.
Under the new assessing laws the Town.
ehip Assessore are required TO mako he.
tnrnn Tor ell Taxpayer thss ss:i e ycss.En
to the Auditor within the s!::s ;;ssessoa 1o
Dy Law. 30 that there is barely chance
for delinquents to escape the penalty.
For the. convenience OF Taxpsyers we
viii also have Deputies to take Returns ut
the following times aud places:
Hollands, Monday, January 10, 1898.
Starr. T::ssdsy, january II.
COOKS, Wednesday January II.
Moselav Thnrsaey, .IIaIy iS.
sloraSiIa Mors.syi's; soEssn Rdsidsy; ans Janna,y
Clinkscales' Mill. Tuesday, January 10.
Piercetown, Wednesday. January l9.
Bishop'e Rreneh, Thusazaa5y1, Jasi. %,
Autun, Friday, January 81. 4
Wyatra Store, Monday, January "a
Cedar Wreath. Tueaday, January Is.
WiginRtoa'e Store, Wednesday. Jan. %.
Tacssstys 1Uu.Sunys - uuuHfy ~.
Pendleton. Friday, January D.
Townville, Friday, January 28.
Tugaloo. Saturday, January %.
Honea Path Wednesday and Thursday,
January IL and IS.
IA and l5.
Piedmont. Monday and Tuesday, Jan.
Pelzer, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri-
day, January 10, 20 and q.
wiiliamaton, Monday and Tuesday,
January "a anu 25.
G N. C. BOLEMAN,
Auditor Anderson County.
D>r8, 1897 "a
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WATER LILIES.

uo,, Iiko ron water lily fair
Ia my true love! In her find
Eoth Ia body and in mind
Spotless purity combined
With beauty rare.
Somewhat Like lily. too.
Al, I! Ah, now merry cry
Rings from her laughing lips, ''Eie, foi''
Yet listen, Gaucy one, and
Will prove 1t true.
.sys net for pow'r to charm or please,
iris not for comeliress Of face.
WV nurity like thine or grace.
God knows / have but little traco
OF such os thesei
prt this Is why--though from her boat
white rugged upon the wators still
The lily dips and drinks at WILL,
Thst she can never arnR her ELL
Is plain to note.
Fnr -yncn the fcecy cloud Light whirls
Tbe raindrops down her leaves unfold
.ire sails aud in her bosom's hold
Sho loves to store amid tho gold
The dewy reess:::als-
Though deep her roots like anchors trend
where life end sustenance abide.
with wator round, below, beside.
Her thirst ,insiuked, unsatisdcd,
Still knows no end.
THUS, then, sweet lily love. am !
lake to this ever thirsting flower
The moro tho love Shnt thou dost ahower
On me the more my will and power
To drink thee dry.
To ouaff OF love, for mazda and men
Doth seem, vow, but foolish waste;
Tho moro the thirsty creatures taste
The greater is their painting haste
To Quaf again.
will Hill in Chambers Journal
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Iua6 uulk 0aG 10 Do moved uD an
incline q distance OF &C ffoot, and it
moved almost inch by inch. Some
times the schooner gained, some
times she stood still, and we expect
ed to see the sails fly away or the
insists 30 overheard. Everything
held, however, and at the end OF an
hour the hulk was go far up the
hsach that she would be entirely
clear at low tide.
We, occurred her in that position
and felt that the heaviest part of
our work was accomplished. Next
day we ran the schooner around
through an opening in the reef and
into small bay. to be left to care
for herself. and set up camp close
by the hulk. :ss, ,. ;s ;s.
ss We began work on the wreck by
clearing away the shells from; her
starboaM side and boring half q
dozen auger holes todrain the water
out, She must have been under
water for so or 40 years tl take on
such an arInor as she had. In some
places It wasq quite two feet thick and
'aa tough as iron. Ontiie level decks
.itSwae thicker than on the sides. and
We put ia two full days work be-;
fore we had them cleared. 4
It was NOT untilswe had the main
hatch of and saw that the craft
was I'M ballast only that we entered
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-15
While Peter Carson. of Kalar

While Peter Carson, Of Kalama,
Wash, was eating his dinner yellow
jacket got into his mouth and was
swallowed, OF at any rate went down
his Gsophagus, and, according to the
Western chronicler, stung him in the
stomach. 1t took physicians SER
vices to give the beeits quietus. Car
son described his sensations as those
a man might feel who was blown up
by dynamite just as house fell upon
him. .-Ne,c York SIN.
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NOTICE.

,!ss w ILL be let to the lowest responsible
Tuesday. Dec 81. at IL q. M, the Repair
Ing or Building ofthe Bridge over Broad
way, near ny. Samuel Smiths, in Droad-
Also, same day, at 3 p. m. the Repair
MIL.
Plans and Specifications made known
". p. sNELGRovE.
Dec 8. 1897 "a
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NOTICE.

vH1HE undsraigred has iust received q
j. Gar Load OF fne Kentucky Horssa
ani Mules. which he will sell on the banIe
OF s cent cotton Como and eco them. No
trouhle 90 si,ow thAin. Is
Ncv "a, 1897 % =
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

NOON4 4 OC dNLkSfSoON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. 8; Fowler. Plaintiff. against Marion Eskew, De
6oryed. :
70 the Defondant above named
Vou are hereby summoned ane -equired to an
sver the Complaint in this action, whIci,
is fied Id The s:Tice Of tho CLERK Of the Court of
common Pleas, At Anferson g: II, g: c. and to
on the .nbscribers at their Office, at Anderson G. a.
g. G.. Within twenty days after the service hereof;
excluaive exc Of the Ssy q such seryics; and II you
Aforesaid. the Plaintiff In this action will apply
70 the Conrt for the relief demanded In the COM
Dated November 18th. a. D. 1897.
i &, TR1HBI4E PRINCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, C.
tSKAL JoHH G. WATEIRe. g. G. @. r.
To Marion Eskew. Defandnn. above named.
You will take <netice that The CompIsint In this
sction, together With che SumIaons. OF which ths
teregoi1Rise copy, wexc filed in che Office OF the
of Anderson, NoyenEer IS, 1897. - -.
lsa TnlBBIE PRINCE, Piaihtirt Attorneys ,
Anderson. 8. G., Nov. %. 1897. I'D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15
THE SlX,DAY RACE.

A large and enthusiastic crowd Wit
messed the second instaliment of the
Ladies' Six Day Race at the ball park,
last night. The riders all appeared to
be In better condition than on the pre-
vious night, and nii put up great race.
Miss Vine, of Youngstown, particularly,
showed marked Improvement over Mon
day nights work and stuck to the lead
ers nearly the entire evening, She had a
spill during the early part of the even
Ing, but pluckily mounted another wheel
and rode off amid tho cheers OF the aa-
dlence. Miss Wagner tried hard to
regain the lap lost Monday nighl, but
ali in vain. Miss Allen stuck to her
rear tire like leach and during the en-
tire evening these two riders wore
scarcely separated q wheel length. Miss
Howard and "Babe" BARLEY also show
ed marked Improvement. The latter
made several hot sprlnts. She was
roundly cheered for her efforts and was
the favorite OF the evening. Lulu Young,
the local rider. became nervous and
could not hold her wheel when the 9TH
err riders passed her. and was called OFF
by the referee. She viii, however, make
another attempt tonight and hopes 10
do better.
T,ha srore for Tho four hours' rldInu Ia
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- VI W ny Whit
but wishing and hoping won't help him.
II Is what he docs, and not what he
Wishes that serve his purpose. II tian
Is losing Aesh, and Is nervous, irritable,
slcepless and debilitnted, he may wish he
would get well, but one bottle OF Dr..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
do moro than an occaN OF wishes, II a
man IL on the way to consumption, he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-LThc treas
ury department has received Information
that an anarchist named Joseph Ventre
some time ago was expelled from Spain
and that he had arrived at Tamplce,
Mexico, en- route 10 the United States. I,
IL also stated that Ventre received asslst4
ance from parties IN Mexico In his efforts
to reach this country, and that passage
had been engaged for him on the City OF
Washington. The captain OF the vessel,
however, refused to receive him and II Ia
expected that he Will now make m effort
to cross the border either Of some point
in New Mexico or Texas. Customs OIL.
clals have been notified to be on the alert,
and II found Yentre will be deported az
an assisted Immigrant
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MARTINS FERRY.
flaps aud alIhaps la the ThrlvlnE city
Across the River.


Across the River.
Charles Downey. a very popular
young man OF First street, viii embark
In the grocery business at the corner OF
First and Hickory streets, next satur-
day. His sister, Miss Julia, will assist
him In the store.
Mrs. Brannlgau, OF steubenville, came
down yesterday and is at the bedside of
her niece, Emily McCarty, whose con-
dillon was slightly easier yesterday
The Ladies' Guild OF the 81, Paul's
church, will chaperone trolley party
TO Benwood and return next Friday
evening,
The condition Of Miss Leila Hoge was
much improved yesterday, and the In
dlcations point toward a speedy recoy-
cry,
Miss Ruth Westfal, who has been
visiting the Misses Hoge, returned to
her home In Delaware, o., this morn
ing.
A number OF young folks were enter
tanned last evening at the home Of
Charles Smith, on North Fifth street
A case OF scarlet fever is reported in
the McCleary family at the corner OF
Seventh street and the county road,
Mrs, Fred Eberllhg, OF Second street,
left yesterday for visit with friends
and relatives at New Lisbon, o.
Mr. Tweedy and daughter, Miss Lib
by. returned last evening, from a short
visit with Smithfield friends.
Mrs. Glen Speldel. of Wellsville, spent
yesterday with Mrs, Frank Heinrich, OF
Second street,
j. r. Wilson and family return to-
day from an extended visit with friends
at Dayton, o,
DR., T. v, Vanklrk and wife are the
guests OF Samuel Anthony, of Broad
way,
Carl Lash leaves this morning for
Kenyon college, to pursue his tsudles.
Boyd Williams Is here from Wlscon-
sin, visiting his uncle, L. c, Boyd.
Rev Dr., Robins leaves to-day for
Coshocton, to attend conference.
w. II. Hobbs has gone to Detroit.
Mich, on a visit to his brother.
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, score for Tho four hours rldIng Is
MATHEWS ACCEPTS
The Challenge or May Allen, the Female
9a Flyer, for Race.

VIII Mathews the champion of West
Virginia, has accepted the challenge Of
Miss May Allen, published In yester.
days Intelllgencer. In his letter OF &C.
cepting Il he states that he Is not aeeus-
toned to the saucer-shaped track. but Is
willing to contest on It nevertheless, for
Il purse to be decided on. Louis Gimm,
Of Cleveland. the we'll known road rider,
who issued the challenge. will have the
articles of agreement drawn up to-day
or tomorrow, $1,000
The race will be run in n series of three
heats. best two in three, the heats to oc-
cur Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings uf next week. The manage
ment win also provide races for female
riders upon this occasion, and there Is
no doubt the contests between Miss Allen
and young Mathews will be exciting
and worthy of liberal patronage.
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REHW00p.
News items from tho Lively IndnIttIAi

News items from tho Lively IndnIttiAi
Town.
Council held very important meet
ms last night. The Kinney water works
ordinance met with favorable action,
and It was decided to extend the sewer
in the alley between Main and Nc
Mechen streets. to Fourth street. 1t Is
only half completed now. Assessor
Blake reported a list Of property that
escaped assessment last year, and II
footed up into the thousands The attor-
ney for the Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD,
addressed council regarding erroneous
taxation, but no action was taken. No
report was made concerning the alleg
ed bllklng OF Benwood Of 5000 yearly for
six years by tho county, the matter be-
ing In the hands OF Caldwell s. Cnid-
well, who will have something to say
on the matter In the near future.
II is not altogether true that the move
ment to get up football team here has
fallen through. The boys are anxious
to get up the team, and the only draw
back Is that old timer, lack Of financial
support The game caught on here las,
fall and with the opening OF the present
season there Ia increased interest. The
team Will average about 1870 pounds
The fraternal visit of Excelsior Lodge
A. o, U, w. Ia Benwood Lodge to-mof-
row night, will be the occasion OF very
enjoyable and entertaining session. or
course, the inner man will be attended to.
Thomas Hamilton yesterday transfer
red to Jacob Galitschl. OF New Mata-
moras. Ohio, two lots and two dwelllnn
houses, on the east side Of Marshall
street. above tho Riverside.
II the smoke from the Riverside's coke
ovens damages adjoining property, the
owners say they will take out an lnjuuc-
tion. There II not much fears Of such
action, however.
The funeral Of Jacob II. Hartley yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended.
The interment was at McMechen, and
the services were conducted by Rev. ]. s.
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rude. of Johnstown. Pa.
have returned home after visiting their
children and grandchildren here. A fam
lily reunion was feature OF their visit.
II would appear that Benwood offers
a first class field for n law office. and II
Is a wonder there are not a few legal
shingles swinging In the breeze.
Luke Taylor, who was formerly in the
barbering business at the Junction, was
calling on friends yesterday.
Miss Hattie satterfeld will entet>
Molee's Business College on the first OF
next month.
The local tribe OF Red Men put can.
didatG through the mill last night.
The miners at MoMillan's bank, q ped
ding bank. viii 30 on to-day.
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hMnNh NoricNs.

NOTICE ~ GIVEN THAT APTLiCA.
~ TfON TO the Circuit Court. Part [,
will bo made October ., 1871, by Blanche
NJ AcheNQn, guardian Of Cprnolln Ache.
son. lawfully qualified ne such IN the state
Of North chrniihn, their runidtncp, for
authority 10 nuO for, recover aud receive
oil money or personal property which mny
belong TO her said wand In Ohio county,
ANA particularly nll money ana personal
property belonging 10 her In the hnnde Of
him mndr by jnmcb e.. hrhcpon and wife
dated September ~ isGl nnd duly recorded
In the OillcN NJ The clerk of the county
court Of ohio county In Deed Hook ID
page ~, olu, aud 10 remove tho same Ia
tho state Of North Carolina
BLANCHE NJ ACitERON,
FoTriNn Guardian Of tnrncna Arheann,
A, " CLARKE, Attorney gpS.w
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To.DAY's GAMES.
Pittsburgh at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. ~. Two games
were played to-day. Pittsburgh capturing
the first game by hard hitting HIN wus
knocked out Of the box In tho nth inning.
Umpire Kelly was struck on the ankle by
foul tip In the third lnnlng ana had TO
retire.
The Boconl game was called on account
Of darkness ut the end OF the nth inning
with the score tie. Two games will bo
played tomorrow. Attendance, 800.
E.nrn ntai nm mn.
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Earned runs, Toledo !. Two base hits,
Myers, Smith. Donahue 3, Shay. Struck
out, by Blue 0: by Bates 1, Bases on balls,
OF Blue 8: of Bates s. Double plays,
Bates, Taylor and Torreyson. Sacrifice
hit, Hartman, Wild pitch, Bates. Hit by
Myers, Smith, Bradley. IJeften bases To-
ledo s; Wheeling II. Time OF game, l:iO.
Umpire, Mason, lflf
gncnnd pume Srnres ~
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Earned runs, Loulavlllo 4; pltlshurgh T.
l'lrut base on crrora. Louisville 2. Pitts
h1fFh 2 Left on bases, Louisville Il:
Struck ont, by ffiit. 2: hy Gardner A. Home
runs, wagner, ROihfuBB Two.bara hits,
smith, Nance, Wrrdon, Davis, surdOn
Stolen bhneH Clarke, Stafford, Wagner
pdddon, lllt by pitched ball DGtipr
Passed balls, Doxier, Bugdcn. Time, g!SO.
tmpiroH. Kelly aud Dyer.
u....N ,s.... a.a..t
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WNTVNT HT7VHTVW 10 wv IHTWTTTTUHVVT
HUNTINGTON, W. va, Sept IL
The trl.slnlc rcunlon Of old soldiers
opened here to-day Tomorrow q hum
Dor Of DISTINGUISHED gentlemen are OK.
pcolod hero, Including Governor Alsln-
ron, Ex-Governor MhtCofhie una others
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snceInl pIapntch 10 DO InloIlIRoncer

HpctWI UTHVHTVH 10 IHU IWVVHIEVNuVTi
wrLLsbURG, w, Va, Sept. lt.--A
runway occurred here this afternoon,
rosultlug In Mte, Ioltn ilaxtor, OF Cross
Greek. being severely Injured by belnd
thrown from the buggy. Mr. and Mrs,
Baxter wefe driving through town and
their horse frightened ut a kite apd ran
On. Mr. Baxter was unlnInrcd,
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PLAIDS&ss
THE ROMAN

In percale-a new arrival, but popular one is this
new line OF washable stripes. The combinations are as
pretty as in the silks and for waists are being bought
up very quickly, Just now we've choice assortment
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MOMENTS are useless II trlfed away:
and they are dangerously wasted II con,
sumed by delay In cases where ono Min
ute Cough Cure would bring immediate
relief. Charles r. Goetge, Market and
Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets; A, ID.
Scheele, No. Goa Main street; Exley
Bros, Penn and Zane streets: Bowie &
Co.. Bridgeport.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1i.-Arrange-
ments were completed here to-day for n
match between Goddard and Sharkey,
to take place In San Francisco during
the later part Of November.