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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-19
CLINTON LOCAL LEAGUE.
ssgst Ball Men Perfect Arrangements
For Coming Sport

Clinton. Dec. 1S.-There was a meet
,y of basket ball players today to per-
.et an organization of the Clinton bas-
.t hall league, and 30 persons were
r,anf George w. Green presided and
i. clubs were organized as follows,
7s1rasentug the Metropolitan SociaI
cub Nolan and Ennis, f.; Connaugh-
Imy 0Malley and Hunt, b. Clinton
.rlo Club Murdoch and Newhan, f.;
1raa. c narrower and Reekie, b
Id Johns Temperance Society, Emmor
+ 1i Mccullough, f.. Costello, c.. King
.nl Mulroy. %. Hillside Social Club
Vim and Carrigan, f.; O'Toole, c.,
amers and Berlin, b. The first game
. ll be played Christmas day, between
De Metropolitan Social Club and the
Clinton Cycle Club. George w. Greer
9s delegated to make a schedule for
gnes to be played throughout the
inter
Four physicians We're called into con
aadlH about the case of Medica
Examiner George L. Toby, who, as
( n' announced in The Spy this morn
4 1y is suffering from blood poisoning
1a doctors think that there is reason
BE- hopeful for his recovery.
willie Kemp, the 16-year- boy
nJ was taken to the almshouse the
sar day. acutely insane from cigaret
-dug is in an extremely critical
nla9n and mo hope is entertained
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LEGAL NOTICES.


In w TA ~ l3E'S SALE OF REAL ES-
H. AT PUBLIC AJ7CTfON.EBv virtue
{ oP9t"eI or sale contained in a cer-
IA g'IIlgage given by Benjamin S. Stu
/ ooIH chandler, dated on the sec
.,ss,,u,, VI 5AprlL 1892, and recorded with
and ra- Instruct deeds, book 1880, page
66tg 'gl preach Of the condition there
4 M ~ VIII be sold at public auc-
6ad .Hg premises hereinafter de-
so' T. Az W "a IVY RDAY. the SEVENTH
.l1aon HN q AIRY, 1899, at 2 O'Clock in the
.4qs5c' 'He premises described in said
EN-, ueed, is follows:
ssrb piece of land situated in the
'hriy pd'l OF said Sterling. on the
I'M H. s.le Of the old county road
Sga E3'liI sterling to Westminster and
hi r5ti.I' containing fifty acres and
L A H. bounded as follows: Begin
Oh rcgI southerly corner on said
6js '.a r, thence S. So degrees w,
isersos' CIV ~, sixteen links; thence s..
RIAL w SiXty-eight rods by John
RE s Sl ', ~ 10 an angle in the wall;
( Fifteen VGsrees w. twenty-one rods
&@ " inks to a corner Of the wall:
/ hks t, degrees w. thirty rods and
tEalI y huES pasture to an angle in
RI ro5s hence n. 2ls4 degrees thirty
fre. oiu twenty links by Rugg
q rojs nSe \ 20 degrees w. thirty
Bats laaIGo eleven links by Benjamin
Ie N 10 an angle in the wall;
( ,gsnf, Is ut,srees Il twenty-one rods
|'sr of H., KS by said Stuart land to a
lItean Wall; thence N. SO degrees
NJ dc,gols by, Powers land; thence
Ior mI ~, fourteen rods and
r. ~ 10 a corner of the wall;
IA. $. opleSrees W eleven rods;
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We offer, subject to previous sale:
X shares Central National Bank
stock.
90 shares City National Bank stock.
q shares Kansas. City, St. Louis &
Chicago R. R. stock. 8 per cent
guaranteed by Chicago & Alton
r. R.
20 shares American Card Clothing
Co. stock.
100 shares United States Envelope
Co. common stock.
70 shares United States Envelope
Co. preferred stock.
$1,000 United States Envelope Co.
1st mortgage 6 per cent bonds.
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VI SC,onertV collateral securities; rates IL
p psTp cent per month for first-class loans.
Gorcester Collateral Loan Association,
safe Mutual building, room $50. Charles
n Rurnham. treasurer.
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11bnE
Chropodist and Manicure.

ar. Ills OF THE FEET scientifically
A ana carefully treated without pain; warts
IS1rberry room is, Burnside building,
SSaiD at EVENINGS until m
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HIS ARM FRACTURED.
an 7st'man Figured in a MnlbuY
Bur w1y Accident.

sm Htt'man Figured in MiIIbuY
Bur w1y Accident.
bury Dec. 1S-A serious run
occurred on North Main street
s7en.os, which resulted in the in
1 Hiram Hoffman of Elm street.
aase became frightened by an
ZIP and made a bold run down
street, When near the town hall the
overturned, throwing the oceu-
's out They We're picked up by l..
lamp Of Marlboro and carried to
oiaa Vi j A Beauregard. The doe
olna Mr.. hoffman suffering from a
lure OF the left arm.
'a0s Buxton of Maple street says
,WeHrs enter his hen-coop fire.
ivy and make away with his fowls.
5| weeks ago Mr.. Buxton was re-
.a Of twenty fowls, and he thinks
n is the work of people who are
-aat WIN the locality.
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lost and Found.

FOUND-Black New Foundland dog In
uuire at ITO Chandler st.
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wan papers.

REiOVED-We have removed from 205
Main ct 20 229 Main St We have some
ten thousand rolls wall paper, which we
are closing out at bargain prices. T. A.
Peterson Co.
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2 a . II O R Z "a.
aao 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought
! I%<zHzz<1I

's-a. sAted brown bread and wheat
n steamed fruit pudding, either or
~. .. Speaking to the driver of team
r. '5a.spaone or postal to Shredded
'7a' Co. Jackson street.
1. W. I4ll TO cure sick headache, often
I'ISt dose. This is what is said
h. VINO Try Carriers Little Liver Pills.
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For saIe---MusicaI Instruments
Wanted = Miscellaneous.

STONE WANTED Il To buy large and
small stone in piles or walls, from to 4
miles from city. Address NJ. j. Kane.
8 Wade st.
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IN Newan Elegant apartments
UU RAWSON and GIBBS,
TO RENT--0N WEST SIDE,

A Pleasant 7-Room Tenement, Bath,
with Hot and Cold Water, and Furnace.
Henry Bigelow, Clarl's Block.
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BY H. & S. c. KENDALL, Auctioneers.
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RANGES-S2 down, 81 per week; $50 Sec
ond-hand ranges fitted up and fully war;
ranted. IS to SIS. Guy Furniture Co.
WILL SELL my square piano cheap, fine
condition, sweet tone. Address Lock
Box 5S7.
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Horses. Carriages, etc
Stores. OFFICES, etc.

ROOM with power to let. 10 Church st.
r. L. Colbert.
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To Let-FIats and houses.

Rates for one week or more under this
heading: 81 cents per line each insertion.
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FOR RENT-West side, lower apartment
in house of two only essentially sepa-
rate from the other, and in all respects
unusually desirable; steam and modern
appurtenances; street and location at
tractive; large grounds, sirubbery,
fruit; 10 minutes walk to city han, to
cars; rent, SIS. Address w. Il. Ha-
thome, Hotel Newton, High st.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31

Washington, March 30. In the sen.
ate Mr. Frye reported from committee
on foreign relations the following roso-
luton:
That the president be requested, II
not incompatible with public interest, to
transmit TO the senate all consular cor.
rcspondence relating to the conduct Of
war In Cuba, the condition Of the psot 10
and other matters relating thereto"
Mr.. Frye asked for the resolution TO
lie ON the table until tomorrow, when
he would ask for is consideration.
Mr.. Hawley Of the military affairs
committee reported joint resolution pro.
viding that In any case Of emergency in
which immediate erection Of any fort or
fortihoation is, In the opinion OF the SEQ
rotary Of war, deemed necessary, and
urgent, where the legislature Of state
Is not IN session, so much existing law
as prohibits the erection Of such fortia.
cation until the consent Of the lcgisla.
turc shall have been obtained, shall be
suspended so as to authorize the con.
struction OF such temporary fort on
written consent OF the owner Of the
land.
Mr.. Hawley asked for immediate con.
sideration Of the resolution, but Mr..
Pascoe desiring to examine It, objected,
and IL went over
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
WOODFORD EAT WORK
lie May Settle the Trouble We
Have With Spain.
M'KINLEY WAITING ON HIM
fremiss sag.sts Has Taken the Propo-
sitioas Submitted 20 the queen Re-
gsnt and Arranged Fos An
other Meeting.

Washington. March sO.-The prcsi-
dent received this morning a cable
gram ffom Minister woodford ut Mad
nd In which he confirms the report that
he had an extended conference with
Premier sagasta Tuesday. No definite
conclusion was reached, as Sagasta de-
sires 10 place the matter under consider.
alton before the queen regent and other
members Of the ministry. The confer.
snce adjourned until tomorrow.
Although Mr.. woOdford does not give
any details Of what transpired at the
meeting, yet his message was very hope.
ful In tone and gave the president hops
that final settlement Of the question
at issue may be determined at the next
conference.
The main question discussed at ths
conference between Mr.. wOodford ant
Premier Sagasta Is known TO have beer
the prompt cessation of hostilities on th,
island Of Cuba. the release of the recon
centrAdos, with permission for their re
turn 10 their homes and resume thei
occupations without further molestAtion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
ONE WEEK THE LIMIT.
The rre.ldsn, WIN Know How to Set.
tie with spain In That Time.

The rrs.ldsn, wni Know How to Set.
tie with spain In That Time.
Washington, March 80 Tho senate
committee on foreign relations failed TO
reach an agreement at It's meeting to-
day on any Of the Cuban resolutions
before IL. but referred the whole matter
10 the subcommittee and then adjourn.
cd.
Memtsr Of foreign relations com.
mittee. who saw the president, assured
the other members that the Cuban stu.
alton will come TO head In a very few
days, and that congress would be In.
formed. Tho utmost limit placed upon
the time when the matter will BE- settled
one way or another, Is one week, while
others thought 1t might be within u
hours
The committee considered Il would b,
unwise in view Of the negotiations nov
on, to preoipitate matters at this time
II was said congress need not take &C
tion TO hurry the administration In view
Of what had been bArned by the nom
bcrs. The committee resumed its ses
sion in the afternoon and continued dur
ing the entire session Of the senate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31

the coming tower projecting Then
when she came to the designated spot
her nose was poked up out Of the water
and kept there just the length OF time IL
would take 90 fire her dynamite gun.
instantly she dropped II feet below the
surface to show she could run under a
ship aud, reaching the other side, send
hack torpedo from her submarine tor.
pedo tube.
The torpedo tube was not tested, but
the dynamite gun was. A dummy was,
Of course, used II was a cylindrical
block Of wood feet long and weighing
about 20 pounds. IL was projected at
an angle Of 20 degrees, and was hurled
400 yards with such velocity that no one
saw Il till IL struck the water The block
did not az closely IN the tube, and cot.
ton waste was packed around IL, thus
not getting the full pressure Of the 900
pounds used TO eHpel il. The torpedo
tuhes viii be tested on the next trial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31

Cap ain Crowninshield, chief Of navira.
tlon. the iHtolerable attitude of Spanish
sympathizers in Havana harbor and city
toward Americans, and particularly
their animosity 10 American officers
now at work on the wreck Of the Maine.
He said trouble could not Be averted
much longer. and should collision oc.
cur. IN his opinion the local authorities
would b. powerless to protect either the
small American colony afioat or on
shore All day long and well into the
night foul epithets, insult TO the dead as
well as the living. and taunting threats
are shouted 70 those upon the vessels
around the Names wreck from the nu.
merous boats going 10 and fro in the
harbor, and these demonstrations have
been steadily increasing for the last 10
days, especially since the Montgomery
came away, until an overt act was liable
70 occur at any moment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
sPANIAROs WANT WAR.
The Public In spain somsthinE Lihs
the Public Here.

Ahs Fhohe IN hpein somethtng LIKE
the Public Here.
New York, March SO.--A dispatch to
The World from Madrid says,
The cabinet council 10 consider the
reply 10 be made 10 the two notes Of
President Mckinley lasted until well
into last evening. Although no final
response has yet been made. the Span.
ish minister can make no definite prom.
ise TO terminate the war in Cuba.
Spain win promise to relieve the stArv.
ing reconcentados to her utmost abili.
ty, and will accept the cooperation Of
American relief commissions II unofi.
eial aud unaceompanied by a naval dem.
ons,ration that will encourage the in.
surgents Cseparatists)
Spain is also willing to make home
rule In Cuba more complete as an en-.
eoungement TO peace, but the govern.
ment cannot assent TO any armistics
which implies passive recognition by
Spain Of ths belligercncy Of the Cubans,
nor negotiate pablicly or officially with
rebels; nor enter upon any discussion
leadiug TO the sale Of Cuba or the inde.
pendenoe Of the Cubans
The Spain 4 per cent bonds have al.
e..d.r N.lta. a. 40 .,uta -. A.. Alt
Gold is at premium oi q per cent.
The note circulation Of Spain IL with.
In $4,000 900 Of the maximum limit
hIed by the Bank Of spain's charter.
= Spain has already pledged the most
valuable sources Of national revenue "a
carry on the Cuban war. In such straits
the best fnAnciers, although they will
not he quoted, declare that war must h
avoided and peace promptly restored In
Cuba by the most drastic sacrifices soon.
er than cripple the finances and prosper.
ity Of the nation for years 20 come.
The financial papers show n strong N.
clination 10 part with Cuba II two con.
ditions can he secured; First, II Spain
can escape being saddled with the entire
Cuban debt, while at the same time los.
ing the invaluable Cuban markets and
revenues; second, II solution can b
found compatible at once with Spanish
honor and pride.
But the monied interests In Spain
weigh but little In the balance against
the politicians. the press and the people
now almost uaited for war against tn,
United States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31

Washington, March S0-The White
House was besieged with callers 10.
day, including senators Hanna, Davis,
Frye, Cullom and Gray, members Of the
foreign relations committee, and Bur.
rows, Hawley, Spooner Woloott and
Allison. Nearly the entire Michigan
delegation also called, their purpose be.
ing TO urge the president TO take imme.
date and vigorous action to end the war
and secure Independence Of Cuba.
The only distinctive feature Of the
meeting was the general dispositian
manifested 10 wait for reasonable time
upon the president and the sentiment
In this direction is quite unanimous up.
on the part Of the members
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Washington, March SO.-Gen. Gros.
venor, Of Ohio, expressed his willingness
to call a oaucus Of republican members
Of the house 90 decide upon action with
relation TO the Cuban situation, II ono
is desired. But some OF the most md.
ical Republicans do not lolieve caucus
should be held yet rs they are OF the
opinion It would lead to an open divi.
sion between Republican in congress aud
the president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
Taking No Part.

Washington, March 9o--It is stated
by senator who called upon President
Mckinley today ana discussed the
Cuban question that the administration
was taking no part in the alleged pur.
chase Of Cuban negotiations. Ho said
he did not thiuk IL part OF the admins.
tration's policy regarding Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
HURRYlNG ORDERS.
Work on the Flying Squadron Must lie
Finished Immediately.


Finished Immediately.
Fortress Monroe, Va, March 20 "A
great deal Of suppressed excitement was
noticeable on the flying squadron, par.
sicularly In orders 10 the men working
upon the vessels, to hurry their labors to
completion. Some workmen from the
shipbuilding yard, employed in making
some minor changes ON the Brooklyn,
were told emphatically that all work
must b. finished In a few hours, and the
men on board would not he surprised TO
find the feet moving within few DAYS.
The hurry was In the main due to the
uncertainty Of the situation in Wash.
ington and similar situation in Key
West.
The protected cruiser Columbia has
arrived.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
BELIEVE 1T COMING.
slgsbe.s Talk Changes the Opinion o.
the Naval Omeer-

New York, March no according to
the washpgton correspondent Of The
Tribune fTal officers who have talked
with Capt. sigsbee since his arrival
In this city " more firmly convinced
than ever thatwru will inevitably come
ont OF the Cuban situation, aud that tho
energy with which the army and navy
have made extraordinary preparations
In the past few weeks will not have been
for naught. As soon Us the commander
Of the Maine reported at the navy de.
ment he wasted no time In explaining to
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31

Graham, Tex, March SO.-At the 10.
cent election Yoang county went dry
by $50 majority, Local option has been
In force In this county two years and
has been vigorously inforced.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
SUCCESSFUL TESTS.
The Holland submarine Boat the Won
der Of Naval Warfare.

der OF Naval Warfare.
New York, March 30,-Another test
Of the Holland submarine boat has dem
onstrated that the vessel Is One Of the
greatest inventions Of navy warfare.
The trial consisted in diving, exhibitions
Of speed and her ability TO dart about,
all under water except the top Of her
coming tower Inventor Holland had
her in absolute control from start to fin.
ish. II took but few seconds for her
10 dive completely out Of sight As an
exhibition Of her ability to come unob-
served up to a hostile ship she was sent
along with nothing. but a few inches Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-31
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY,

FAIR
Temperature Yesterday Maximum bs MIN
imum -.
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0 The CITY.

Glass In n shade at wrieht's.
Nerberkmoes. optician. Durston blk.
Fine millinery at Miss Walkers.
h lovely millinery! 4o6 +. Park.
Boys 3-piece suits at Goodfriend's.
Furniture stored. Mahoney a Smith.
- r. A Stiefel. the railroad man. is I'm
the city.
Pat Mccarthy OF Stone station is in
the city.
old papers. only % cents per hundred.
at the Standard Office.
Jewel stoves and ranges are the best
Sold at Young a DezelYs-
Miss Nora Hunt Of Stevensville.
Mont, IL spending a few DAYS in this
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If there is a history of
weak lungs in your family,
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and invigor-
ates.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
The oil i'm the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphites
give power to the nerves;
and the g~lycerine soothes and
heals.
SOC. and sr.oo. all druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists, New Yorh.
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One Dollar

To Butte and return. for the football
game to-day. The b., A. a Il. will sell
tickets good on moo train, going. and
on 500 y. m. and $40 y. IN. trains re-
turning.
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Immense bargains In Mems Furnish
igs. Hats and Shoes. al Anaconda Cloth
ing company's big removal sale.
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Anaconda Coal Co. Telephone es.
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Al Courten was yesterday sentenced
To 60 days In tho county Jail by Judge
Fitzgerald for stealing some chairs.
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Anaconda Steam Laundry. sos e. Parx.
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The best 1000 suits and 5000 over
coats at Goodfr1end's.
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For your Sunday dinner go to IN
Buffet. Wild ducks and domestic gt'a,
are among the good things co eat to
day.
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The entire battle between the Unite
States and Spain will be produced thi
evening at Turn Halle with our special
made k~inetoscope.
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Come and inspect the fall millinery
i0s T.. Park. Nine. Young.
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J. w. Frush Of this city left Thurs
day for Kansas City to enter the EN-
ploy of the Pittsburg a. Gulf railroad
and will have charge of the water serv
ice. His daughter Lila accompanied
him.
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There will be a masquerade ball
Turner hall Saturday. Oct. 20.
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Antlers.
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on account Of hall expenses and Of
their intention to give eight r~ecitals
during the coming season, the Monday
Musicale have accepted the offer of the
Durston residence, corner of Fourth
and Hickory streets. at which their pub
lie meetings will hereafter be held. All
are cordially invited to hear the pro-
gramme tomorrow night, which COM
prises vocal, cornet and piano solos.
duos and quartettes. Season tickets So;
single admission so cents.
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1T YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAND
ARD YOU DON T GET THE NEWS
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Ole Abramson was arrested for va
grancy. but as he explained hat n
had a job I'm Butte. he was allowe'
To "a.
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Pennsylvania anthracite coal for 8,
by the Anaconda Coal Company.
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Nine. Eberman. formerly of the c. c,
c. Co. has opened dressmaking parlors
at 722 East Park ave.
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city visiting friends. The young lady
visited the local lodpe ~ Good Temp
lars last Friday evening. where she re-
ceived a warm welcome. Miss Hunt Is
one OF the well-known Good Templars
In the state. Before leaving for her
home she will attend the Grand lodge
of Daughters Of Rebekah which con-
venes in this city tomorrow.
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Cigars. cigarettes and smokers a
ticles at SWANS. III Main street.
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II you miss this evenings entertain
ment at Turn Halle o will miss
half Of your life.
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The Copper City Business College is
devoted exclusively to the teaching Of
common school and commercial branch
es. and employs only professional teach
ers. each holding the highest grade of
certificate.
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The celebrated Douglass shoes, $500
$500. $500. at Goodfriend's, go Com
mercial.
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Special meeting OF the Clerks assem-
bly, at 3 y. IN. to-day, Foskett's hall.
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Queen air-tight heaters are fuel saw
ers. See them at Young e. Dezelrs.