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rather beg than work" said n
a'e'' 80 years old, to a magistrate
ner day after being committed to
'tn0use Cor begging. When ar
III court he pulled on. IL roll OF
"a asked for a lawyer to defend him.
money 10 burn he said, but no
M s'pa hls services. on the way to
krsd 'S Sa TO the policeman that
/ a ra ,pr me fun of the thing. say
essis, 'cr peg than work. II comes
|ssn, ! don't have to beg if /
M ' ,s W, ] get an allowance of sl5
n.,. from my folks In Germany -
'away today friend pnjntcd out
IAN a., old woman who h,s t hoo,' ou !,
v aug" a. oessar for ten year p' .,r u
|ye,y re' >, oank roll" he said, "yop,d
S'e~ And | believe him ' y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED--At Calves ton, boarders IN pri-
vaa,. family; cool south rooms. ntar the
beach: everything firsi-clasS. Addreas
3i2s avenue S, Galveston
LARGE, well curnispd room Cor ron.
with or wiiroLt board; bath, south and
east exposure. Apply 1913 Dallas ave
nue.. corner lai'1rch. u
LARGE south front room. with board, for
man and wife or three Young men; rates
ia suit the tiurS. cOEYcnieht t. bd a
ness. Si2 TAYis street -
NICELY furnished rooms and board, 500
per week; bath and modern improve
ments: cool uustairs rooms one down
stairs room. transient solicited. lO1 Aus.
lin street.
FURNISHED rooms, 1b SAN Jaclnto;
beard II desired. terms reasonable, BAN
privileges. hot and cold water. '
UOOMS-i}oard and room thiaa blccNA
nom CnpitDl. auJtshle for MO or man
and wife; rates reasonable room for one
renilrnan also. Mi Main street l.
ELEGANT rooms. frst-class board. for
couples or young mem central location,
bath: reduced rates. tible boarders so
lici,ed. 502 San Jacinio street. corner
Prairie. ---------------P
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LIFE INSuRANCE-si2.0 per 5000 age
~: The lay State OF Mass. Organized
ls81. Losses paid s5,Ooo.0Do. Agents want
I'd: top contracts: notes taken. our risk.
w. j. Minton, manager. Dallas. Texas
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THU. OLD reliublc Houston Steam Carpet
Cleaning Works renoVltt., carpets,
crnmh cloths. rugs. tcatEpts and mat
trcsses. nphuiStering and furniture re-
tairnr, Eli edge references. Henry
Tonndorf. corner Smith and Mckinney.
uh0ue Cos. 10
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COLLEGE,
Fon YOUNG LADIES,
is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
. My ,.IIIr EOnI lNS1


ROWLING GREEN. Ky.
Offes fire opportunities to parents WISH
IN, The be- 81 for their daughters Punls
from twenty-six States, twenty teachers
musical department under direction OF
artists. Parents should either WISH scho9l
4 4 REV. y. l.. CABiiLI.,
Bowling Green. Ky.
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WANTED Position by Young man ca
pable of doing anything around house
work. familiar with horses and COWS
Address 1O5. this office.
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SlTu ALTON wanted by q country girl to
do cooking. chamhermaid, nurse house.
work of any kind: can furnish good ref.
erenCc. Address i33, this office 8
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NINE. C. =. BUJAC. planiete, stuolo "a.
Mason block; special attention paid to
rudiincrts OF music. lessons at pupilH
residence II desired instruction to 20
ginner5. also advanced s.tudents. II
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fw necktle has Just arrived from
1t is made of the same kind
ribbons used as hat bands. These
Us ties are to be tied like the
string tie. The ribbon is prepared
BY folding enough of 1t TO pass
lhe collar, while the ends are
'hey were originally. When in
mey look like an exaggerated
butterfly bow. As the new tie
snsh' you know, 1t Will soon be
roper caper with tho metropolitan
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

sealed PROPOSALS for tho construc-
ZION OF union depot at corscana for
the Houston and Texas Central Rail
ROAD company and tha st, Louis South
western Railway of Texas will be re-
ceived nj the following offices:
q. \. Quinian, vice nceslnent Houston
Tsvas
l.. A. Daffan. superintendent Houston
aud Texas Central railroad. Ennis.
II. q. Kelley, chief engineer ST. Louis
southwestern Railway company. Tex
Aikaua, Texas.
&c. i. Davis. agent st. Louis South
Western Railway company. Corsicana.
Texas
NJ. l.. Lynch, assistant engineer st.
Louis Southwestern Railway company.
Fort Worth. Texas.
Specifications and plans OF the pro-
posed building will be on file Mt the
above offices for the inspection and in
formation OF prospective bidders All
BIDS must he filed with one OF the above
officials on OF before u o'clock noon.
July TO- 1877.
The railway companies reserve the
right 10 reject any or ail bids.
(SgnedD II. q. KELLEY.
chief Engineer ST. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company. IL
NOTICE TO ARcHITEcTS-Pian and
specifications for students mess hall.
with seating capacity for not less than
iivo t6OD hundnad. 10 be constructed on
the grounds Of the Texas Agricultural
hnu hccHahlcLi topee,, hio HtNa-.eu ~ NJ
III y. m. Saturday. July ~, 1897. Tho
cost OF he biIildng not 10 exceed $4,000.
Including Architects commissions.
The architect. whose plans and spe-
cihcations are accepted. will be required
10 give bond In the sum OF 5000 that
the cost of the building shall not exceed
estimates.
%. For two cottages 10 be construct
cd Of cumbersome to cost $500 and the
other $780, including architects comm.s-
sions.
The undersigned hereby claim the right
TO raject any or all plans and speciiica-
lions. J.. s. ROSS,
President.
w. r. CAyITr.
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BARN your wages. sick or we'll, by paying
National Benevolent Society 81 per
hrnInh
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FOR REM Nicely furnished front room
modern ConNcnieuCes. Eas, hot and cold
bash, close IN; -four blocks Capitol no.
tel; 1918 Texas avenue.
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FOR RENT-Closc in, four-room cottage,
furnished. to small family without cl'-
drcn. references inquired: i5u Congress
avenue, between LaI8ranch and Craw-
ford
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HIGHEST price paid fer -ccord han'
fuIn. ure. stoves and rcnis' clothing "a
the Railroad Stplc. 70S Congress avenue.
next to lienke. goods h ught amt sold;
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SITUATION vented with private family
Nv first-cass florist, 70 years old, Ad-
dress Swede this office. 10
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NINE. JOSEPH. The great European clair
vovani. ualmist and for,unc teller can
10 consulted On a.! amairs. tul! sttngs
SOC; satisfaction given. 305.2 Man ST 10
FAT FOLKS reduced BEAUTIFULLY; th.n
folks pluupaI itutonaily; CAtnrrh,
nervous and female diseases cured quick
cheap. ccrtrn: ruaranteed. consultation
free DR.. Rodgers. 1913 TeNaS aveuge. 10
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NtANTlfD--Pos9,ion by hoy of 1e, progress
slve and energetic. any kind OF work
Mhcrc can mako ~ living. Call or asi-
dress 1910 Preston. Ia
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w0n SALE or NNCHANGh.


TO EXCHANGE The best asbestos AMI
soapsione properly in Llano. the best
business opeAEg in the State to party
with morcy 10 handle II; VIII etand eN-
pert examination. what have YOU?
Geo. L. Tnauklir Llnno. Texas. q
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fo
room brick Eotci. nearly new. also brick
siCre house. both bring good rent land
preferred; splendid town. Address Hotel
this Office. 10
WILL FURNISH and do painting. pa
perlDg, etc. IN exchange for good
driving horse or buggy Address ZOO, this
ONCE. n
WANTED--To exchange for 5000 worth
of good pine lumber some valuable IN
imIroVcd acreage properly near Alvin.
Address Lock Box lbs, Lockhart. Texas
7-2o
AGENTS-Economy gas purner. raves "
per cent OF gas makes a large, beautiful
light and gives lou per ceat pront 10
SiIesmen. General Agency Co.. 90 Dear.
born street. Chicago. H. II
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PRACTICAL COTTON silk aud wooden lob
over. dry cleaner ana pressman. 70 years
experience. wants a situation. pest OF
references. Address S,6. THIS office. 10
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"Nc,ory;" only authorized
dealer for Houston ana Galveston;
aucoi" and sure cure II properly a..
rected. for all forms of Diseases Gl2
Caroline street. Houston. j. j. Fendley.
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7 ABiEs! Chichostcrs English Pcnnyfoya Pills
u Ts S ~ p,,ad are the Beet Ssf, E w
for Lals, ~ srTzn by Rcturn Mall. a, Drugeias
Chichester Chemical Co.. philaJa., Pa.
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FEW choice pointer puppies for sale; ly
Luck No. a1..,21 by bud of Lavaoa No. a.
6i7: finest breeding of Ame,Sua today.
For red gree and particulars write +.
Anderson. 1Smjinu. Lavaca county.
Texas 10
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JUST ARlstVED--At ]. $. sowser's sta
bile. I'll Frairie avenue. a carload of nice
horses and mules. for sale cheap guar
ant.Aed or money refunded. IT
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TO RENT TWO .cces land. fenced; three
room house nsar city limits, Monsom-
cry Road, s. per month. Apply w. T.;
Gordon
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WANTlcD--Sotcr, Intelligent German.
single. p years OF age wishes work
around III town. Address Julius iserndt.
l.. y, box II. Webster. Texas 10
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FOR sALE--On easy terms. a modern
built house. with all ccnveniences; nice
SHADE 6ad ress shoiSe OF w9 car
and nice lawn. Apply to J. II. Bright
room 1856. Mason block.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-Th un-
dersigned will receive proposals until
noon q o5os July -, 1871. for constructing
at Sabine Pass The right is reserved
10 reject any. or all BIDS. For full in
formation address Sabine Land and im-
Drovesnsnt company. jos. .. Osgood.
maEager. Sabine Pass. Texas. y
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FOR SALE--Hghest grade Stoiaway
piano. almost good as new. an a great
sacrifice, IL sold in a few days. Call at
room g. iliS,s Preston avenue. or aidre 81
40. this office.
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CARLOAD of ilne saddlers anti drivers.
city broke and gentle for ladies: evcey
horse guaranteed as represent, d. j. h.
Thompson. q. Swan. salesman. lsai'er-
,ou'S stable. 10
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MY LEASE expiring, | offer my entire
stock of furniture and carpets either as
whole ar part. regardless OF cost. l..
IllIg. DG Main street, 10
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SUMMER RESORTS.

LONG IbIsANIy, NJ y
oN THE OCEAN AND SOUND.
ca cents IN stamps for Long
Island an illustrated book. and sum,
me- Homes" book describing hoieis ana a,
hsaraing houses on Long Island TO -; NJ
Smith Trafiic Manager l.. ]. Railroad
inna Island City. n. y.
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FlRST"Cl-ASS halter. sober. steady, also
good Ill cakes, wants n situation any
whero IN Texas. Address 16s this ~
ijce n
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Two furnished and two un-
south exposure; modern convc;mcnces,
suitable for roomlnG or High, housekcep-
Ing; reasonable terms. call lo2 Hamilton
street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business
property In Houston and other good
Texas towns TO exchange for we'll inn
proved plantation In South Texas.
Good black land farm in Lamar
county. Texas. to exchange for dry
goods.
$1,000 to $1,000 in Arst-claas vendors
lien notes with some cash. TO exchange
for nret-cluss stock OF dry goods or gem
oral merchandise.
uuinpro,od lands i've miles from
Houston, to exchange for Denver prop
FOH sALE-A stock of drugs and drug
pisrs sundries, worth about 5000. splcn-
d.dly located. good reason for selling.
40 acres of splendid prairie land. iOs'
Si21O cash. worth 5000
CRY PROPERTY FOR SALE-Three
beluhifui lots. one corner. fine neigh
boshood. Th.rd ward: $3.50.
Well located Third ward lot. on cor
ner, together with broom cottage. and
SIS per month: dne ncighporhood and on
ear line. price 1890: "a snap.
ThCee lois one a corner Third ward.
together win an S-room modern house:
-Four and onc-haif lots. together with
fine new S-room residence in Fair
Ground extension. fronting three streets: ;
price 5000 cr will exchange for Harris
Il, -. Gant.
II nlnz building. Houston. rexas.
fT Is A FACgT--Washington street will be
pavnd soon, Brurner addition Is only
twenty minutes drive from the court
house, through street cur service: W.
hHva houses aifd los fQf' sale at terms
that b.sit paying rent. drummer Land
Co, at Drummer r. .. :
200 AcREs cteap IL sold ut once; near
FAIRBANKS on " Il T. G.. railroad; II
little timber along creek. balance prilrS.
wilson y Hannah 203 KAN building. u
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.-Der shops on Third avenue IN NJ
aro'' oon,inuous performance by
.,sr all night. A broadway sho ..
Open a,. nj an "open all night.
|so disp'a'' ,sople turn night into
go ! !, man, ia only question of time
\ r !, 70 Of Isl shopmen will have to go
Il .urf1.
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/ Work Is scientifically wiping out
/. nroducer. The block stone pave
- rapIdly disappearing and asphalt
Sane them. Several cross streets
H. side of Broadway have been
In and pedestrians run into tarry
several points. And what plcases
,s the fact that competition has
I'm the asphalt ring, and the ne"
M will he cheaper and better than
d, have gone to pieces before.
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TYPEWRITER BARGAINS-Ml in good
order; one Remington typewriter, $40.
one Smith-Promicr typewriter, $50; one
Smlth-Premicr typewriter So. one Calf
gnaph Typewriter, SO. onc Caigrnph
typewriter. So lasto<iza's. 304 Main
street. II
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Mrs. Navorn. general delivery 10
lady OF Refinement without incufr-
,iauce. spcSl,ine perfoct French. horn OF
iarisiar narents. Will accept posai,on TO
te.Gh Young ladies TO sneak French:
Willing to travel. Address Nladame Moue.
this office. 10
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have been submitted to the de-
|. ~ :, buildings which call for the
:, . afteen-story brick and stone
,u,,rg ON lower Broadway. The
|, 4 10 have a steel skeleton ana
s,,,,, FIR the estate of A. Hemen a.,
V the Mot known as Nos. 50 ana %
,n' extending through the block to
Maze. The pile will cost Ssoo'ooo.
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HARNESS FOR sAl.l,--lrinc lot NJ har-
ness. worth so. for sale at $40 per set.
Edw clarendon. corner Franklin AMI
Caroline stree. l6
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SITUATION wanted by Young ana,i 10
work IN the house. dining room or at
tend to horse and buggy; 40, this office,
10.
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Their success
phenomenal.
All trou b e
from Malate of
Lime overcome.
No need to re-
verse cVapora-
tors now.
Read what the
large users say.
Take less fuel.
Evaporate faster.
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EAST ORANGE,

Rev. Mr.. Vance preached Sunday a.
m, and attended the G. (. services i'll
the evening.
Prof. S. G. Hutchinson of Waterbury
is spending part of this week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hutchln,
son.
c. NJ. Colby found one of his nice
shoats dead in the pen Sunday morn
ing.
Scott Paine lost nice two years old
heifer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Colby spent
Tuesday in Bradford, Mrs. Colby re
manning as a guest of Mrs. H. ii. Col
by through the week.
Mr. and Mrs. James ROuhan gave
an oyster supper to about fifty neigh
bors and friends last Friday evening
A very pleasant time was enjoyed 10y
all who participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jethro Burgin went to
Barton tuesday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Drown.
c. w. Coleman is improving under
care of DR.. W ,tson of " est Topsham.
Mrs. c. d. Burgin i i'll, DR.. Watson
being recently called to her.
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Identification Secured at Last.

Positive identification is assured by the
Dlan introduced by a leading company IL
this CITY by which person is insured
against loss of his pUcket-book, keys, etc.
and at the same time secured against lack
of identification in case OF UNCONSCIOUS
ness from any cause, as well as Immediate
medical attendance and necessary funds
for care. combined with special accident
policv for $500 issued by the Fidelity and
Casually Company. The only charge tor
all his is only one dollar year:
This plan is known as the National
Registry system, and over 10000 OF these
combining identificatiOns, security against
loss of p0cket-book, keys and accident
policy have been sold during the past
three months AS the price places it
within reach of every one and 1t covers
either sex equally, agents are finding it a
bonanza" and many are quitting the
regular ranks of life insurance and other
occupations to take up tins popular ldea;
One of them told the writer that he had
sold fifty-three in one day last week and
that only four persons to whom he showed
it declined to take it.
The offices Of the National Registry Co.
at 40 Pine street are typical beehive
of activity, and branches are being eStab-
lished in all the principal cities of the
United States Mr.. +. T. Clapp, who has
been connected with the Fidelity and
Casualty Co for over twenty years, and
who is one of the best known accident in
surance men in the United Statee is pres
ident of the company.-New York Jour
nal, Oct, II, 1897.
The Boston office of the National Reg
istry" system, which has recently been
opened at Z Exchange Place, Boston,
Mass, with Mr.. NJ. 5. Gibson as manager,
is doing a thriving business, and this COM
bination of Identification Insurance will,
no doubt, prove as successfuli in New Eng
land as it has everywhere else.
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what 1t was made for.
WEST CORINTH.

J. Il. Clogston has returned home
from his visit in Hanover, N. H.
Fay Blake, with one of his school
mates from Bradford, has been spend
ing a few days at home the past week,
X. O. Darling met with quite an &C
cident last week by cutting his hand
badly while chOpping in the woods.
The winter term of school com
menced in this district last Monday,
with Mr.. Lewis Slack of Randolph
Center as teacher
Merton Hill is quite sick again.
Mr.. Charles Buffers of Lowell.
Mass, was in town recently'and sold
his farm to Willie Magoon.
One Minute COugs Cure, cures.
That 10 a,ars R Co.
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TOPSHAM.

Albert Henry of Philadelphia preach,
ed at the r. p. church last Sunday.
Christmas exercises will be held at
Town Hail on Friday evening, Dec. "a.
M. J. Lang left for st. Johnsbury
last Monday where he is to attend the
academy this winter.
The r p. Circle held sociable last
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs John Lang.
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WEST TOPSHAM.

DR.. Watson was in Burlington las
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grant Jackson has closed his labor
with G. M. Tubbs for little time OF
account of dull times.
e. O. Curtis and family have moved
to East Barre where he is running A;
barber shop.
Miss Eta Norton has finished hel
work in Barre and is at home.
Hale White is attending school al
Montpelier
Mrs. William Fowler has been-quite
ill. 'Atg '1fa o.
Baptists monthly meeting last Sat.
urday
j. W. Jacks on has been i'll but is con-
valescing.
The auction at n. d. Woods store
Saturday evening was fairly well at
tended and there were some good bar
gains. He will have another soon.
A few from here attended the dance
at Warren Curriers' last Friday even
ing
F. p. Cunningham has been teaming
to Barre of late.
H. White was in Chelsea on court
business last Friday.
Miss Winnie Sanborn's school closed
in the Dexter district last Friday-a
nineteen weeks term.
w. II. Chalmers was in Groton last
Thursday ON business.
G. f. Smith attended the wrestling
match at Montpelier last Saturday
evening.
H. NJ. Dufur was in town last Fri
day evening.
VIII Goodrich is to put in lot of
lumber at Chalmers mill for Il. NJ.
Harvey, from the Curtis lot.
NJ. NJ. Covell recently sold a horse
to n. ID. Wood.
Cecil. Bagley left here last Wednes-
day morning, and was married that |
day to Miss Annie Gilman on of Brad
ford. They are spending few days
in Manchester n. H., when they will
return to this place and will live on
the Z. W. Eastman farm
DIR. Watson has recently sold fine
COW to Geo. COX of Orange. She was
a good one.
rhe same crowd of boys that we
spoke of last week tried to be cunning
with Geo. Miles youngest boy who
brought the mail up Saturday night.
They got Ills horse by the bits and
would not let him go until his com I
panions went for assistance, when they
ran. They with more with them,
stole one OF the chains from the school
yard fence and chained wagons to-
gether, and the chain is gone. They
are known and will be called upon to
settle soon.
The dance at Chalmers mill last
Wednesday evening was very well at
tended.
Mrs. H. l.. Watson and children are
visiting in Woodbury. for little time.
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Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says,
my child is worth millions to me- yet l
would have lost her by Group had not in
vested twenty-five cents i'll a bottle OF
One Minute Cough Cure 1t cures colds,
coughs and all throat and lung troubles.
A. l. Clarke, Bradford; g. H." Andrews,
NewburV
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of Newbury

AT WELLS RIVER, IN THE STATE OF VERMONT.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Dec. IS, 1897.
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One Minute COug,I Cure, cures.
That is what IL waS made for.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-12

The recent Indianapolis conference
of all advocates Of sound money decid.
ed to appoint commission Of Its own,
it will be remembered, to investigate
financial abuses and suggest remedies,
il the late special session Of congress
did nothing of the kind. Mr.. H. n.
Hanna, chairman Of the Indianapolis
executive committee, Is in Washington
now comforting with Secretary Gage
on the subject. The latter is busy at
work collecting Information for the
currency commission suggested by
President Mckinley, which will un-
doubtedly be appointed by the next
congress, and he will probably prepare
bill making changes in the banking
and currency laws. Chairman Hanna
will soon announce the members OF bis
committee, and it is we'll understood
that Secretary Cages experts and this
committee will join forces and work In
harmony to ascertain and endorse the
best possible monetary methods tina
skill, experience, and careful study cal
| devise.