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IN SERVICE OF UNCLE SAM.
Enlistment for Heavy Artillery Com pany

at TIL Arlnory.
Colonel Francis G.. Beach of this city
has received an order from General Ha-
ven directing him to recruit in New
Haven a heavy artillery company, and
has already recruited twenty men,
these having been enlisted yesterday.
Colonel Beach was at the armory the
greater part of the day yesterday and
the men from whom he received appli-
cations were nearly all big, strong men
and nearly all of them mechanics. The
company to be raised will consist of $50
men, a captain, a first lieutenant, two
second lieutenantS, a first sergeant,
twenty-five line sergeants, ten corpor-
ais two musicians, two artiffcers, one
wagner and 10S prlvates. One of the
sergeants will be detailed, after the
company goes into service, as a quar-
termaster sergeant and will then draw
the rations for the command. One
member of the company will also be
detailed as a cook.
AS soon as the required number of
men are enlisted Colonel Beach will no.
tify the adjutant generals Office and
an order will then be issued by the adj
jutant general for the command to go
into camp. This will occur, Colonel
Beach thinks, by the latter part Sof this
week. In the meantime, while the en-
listing is going on, squad drills of the
men already enlisted will be held daily
this week, several officers of the Sec
ond regiment companies having volun-
teered their services to drill squads
Major Townsend, surgeon of the Second
regiment, is making physical exami-
nation of each recruit who presents
himself for enlistment in the heavy
artillery company, and none but able
bodied and physically strong men are
accepted. 1t is possible that some Of
the twenty men who presented them
selves yesterday will be rejected on this
account.
Another company Of heavy artillery
is being recruited in Bridgeport. The
New Haven company will be known as
the First company and the Bridgeport
command as the Second company
Connecticut artillery. Both companies
will be ordered into camp at Mantle
with the First regiment and the light
artillery companies, and as United
States volunteers will then be ready for
active service against Spain after they
have been drilled.
The men enlisted here yesterday were
all single men except one, and he has
seen service. There being no heavy ar
tilery organizations in this state, the
recruiting of these two companies is
ordered by Governor Cooke in order to
make up Connecticut quota of the 1885,
900 volunteers called for by President
Mckinley, the quota of this state in
Guiding two companies of heavy artil-
lery.
1t is understood that Colonel Beach
will be commissioned captain of the
company which he is raising. He will
be at the armory to-day from 10 a. m.
to IL noon, 2:30 to p. m. and 1870 to 10
D. m. to enlist men. AS soon as the
company is filled it will be mustered
into the United States service and will
be fully equipped by the government
with modern heavy guns and with
small arms about the same as the in
fantry equipment. 1t is probable that
the two batteries will be stationed
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ONE SUNDAY LAW VIOLATOR
CAUGHT

Sergeant Williams and Policemen
Rice and MeKeon of the Howard ave-
nue. precinct yesterday made a raid on
g. York street and found there Mrs.
Thomas Gilloran dispensing liquid con-
ISOLATION to the thirsty. In a shed in
the rear of the house a small temporary
bar had been erected, and when the of
ficers appeared Mrs. Gilloran was fill
ing a grow1er can for woman. Sever
al men had just been seen leaving the
place. Two kegs of beer and jug of
whiskey were conflscated. Mrs. Gill
loran will be arrested to-day for vie
lation of the Sunday law.
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YALES LIGHT ARTILLERY

Although the Yale men have had a
great amount of trouble in organizing
an artillery company and have expert
enced quite a number of disappoint-
ments they are still determined upon
entering the service and have secured
positive permission to form the third
platoon of the company situated at
Branford and Guilford. When it was
learned that Governor Cooke had Sc
ected this company as part of the
quota for Connecticut, the leaders of
the movement atqYale fastened to find
out if they could help to fill it up to
it's full enrolment Adjutant General
Haven was well pleased with the idea
and the necessary permission from the
commander of the company was secur-
ed. Fully sixty men put down their
names as willing to go. OF this num-
Der only forty are to be selected, al
though it may be possible to crowd in
four or five more. All those who are
under weight are making brave efforts
to bring up their weight before the ex-
animation
There are six guns altogether in the
battery. Two of these will be given
into the charge of the Yale platoon.
The men will be allowed to select their
own officers. Accordingly they met on
Saturday at p. m. and elected H. T.
Weston '9S S. second lieutenant. His
name was Immediately forwarded to
headquarters for approval. The re-
naming officers will be chosen after
the platoon has been assembled at Nj
antic.
They may be called out at any time
during the next two days and they have
positive information that they will be
lected this company as a part of the
If not before.
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A JOYOUS TIME.
enthusiasm on the Campus

When the report of the naval battle
at the Philippine Islands reached the
campus late last night it aroused a
great amount of enthusiasm among the
studeDts. Under the excitement of the
news of victory of Admiral Dewey s
fleet all thought of it's being Sunday
vanished and everyone proceeded to
celebrate in the best style. Fire works
were set off, giant fire crackers were
exploded and horns of all kinds were
blown Those who hadn't horns used
their voices, which in some cases made
more noise than the horns. Chapel
street was lighted up for some distance
by red fire in front Of the Graduates
club
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James Nanton, the restaurant pro-
prietor on State street, is seriously i'll
at his home. He was seized with a
severe cold a week ago and last Satur-
day erysipelas set in. DR.. Ruickholdt
is attendiner him
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Government Bonds.
Ed. Aske

Quotations of Active Bonds.
Reported by Body, Mcclellan & co.,
Bankers ana Brokers, RI Broadway, New
York, and 81 Orange Street. New Haven:
Bid Asked
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r financial.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest and Lowest Quotation
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, is Center
street. New Haven. March So, 1898:
finnr JIipb row
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At, TOP & s. Fe gen & 4s.... Sc 1914
At, Top. & S. Fe gen As. ...... ssh 5SM
Brooklyn Ell. LIST TT. Co cts 6s. :. 80
Brooklyn El. Rapid III. g 5s... 90 921a
Central Ry of N. ]. 6 mtg IS. :. HOY 111A
Chic, r. T. & Pac. ext. IS. 1065s 106A
Chesapeake & Ohio gen 411as... IS 75h
Erie 1st Con prior lien 4s.... So 1914
Manhattan Ry Con mtg As. 49,. 80 81
Mo-, Kan. & Texas list mtg As. So S5h
Mo-, Kan. & Texas I'd mtg As. ssh SO
Mo Ohio gen mtg 49,. 7lts 72h
N. Y, Ont. & West gen mtg As. 961a 81
N. Y, Sus. & West. gen mtg 5s. 81 So
No. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s.... 81 91A
Northern Pacific gen lien 6 3s.. 58A SO
Oregon Short Line Con 5s...... 97H 97&
Phia. s. Reading gen mtg u.s.. 70 791a
Rio CIR. & West. LIST mtg 49,. 1871 79A
Southern Ry LIST Con & 5s. 49,. 8S1a SO
St. L. 4 Southw. LIST mtg 5s.... 721a q
Texas & Pacific list mtg 6s. $3.50. 9SA 80
Union Pacific 4s............. 901a 9OA
Wabash Ry Co. LIST mtg 6 IS. .1071a 10S
Wabash Ry co. I'd mtg 6 5s..... 76A 76M
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New York Cotton Exchang..


Chicago Market.
Reported over private wire by H. G.
Friedman & Co.. Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall street, n. Y, and 1853 Chapel street,
Room and 3, New Haven. N. A. Tanner
Manager Local Branch.
ODening Highest Lowest Close
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Closing Prices.
Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
46 Broadway, New York, aud Is Center st..
New Haven: Bid. Asked
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A CORRECTION.
Employees WDpk the RcEuIa.
tIOn Number Of Hours.

employees WDrAx the RcEuIA.
ton Number Vf Hours.
Yin, Texas, April, The following
|pondence is self-explanatory:
aohn H. cu,lom, Austin, Texas:
hersyille. Texas; March 29.-Dear
Colonel Wynne made speech here
lin which he stated that the depart
CLERKS at Austin. only work from 8
fpnd from to O'clock. My rccol-
J is that this is untrue. Please let
bow the facts in The case at once,
blige, Jas. w. Crayton.
I Jas. w. Crayton, Editor Times,
hersville, Texas
lin, Texas. April dear Sir: ain
.eipt Of your esteemed favor OF 29tb
stating that Colonel Wynne reiter-
b his Farmersville speech the mis-
Vent made IN his opening address at
Sillc, to the effect that the depart
employees at Austin only work from
Rck a. N. TO 4 D. N. In reply beg
| that this statement IS utterly with
Iundaticn. The working hours in all
COVE -nmental departments here are
CLOCK a. m. TO D p. IN. anu when-
! he work OF apJ departn. mt is ua :
|y heavy. the clerks work rs late as
bck.
people who pay taxes 10 support
fate government have a right TO ex-
bnd demand reasonable and faithful
K OF their public Off ials and en-
n. and woull certainly have just
for complaint if the culonel's state
were true.
bnel Wynne must have taken the
|of some pnpuiist FRIEND In this mat
hi am somewhat surprised TINT he
live circulation TO such perversions
II upon mere hearsay evidence.
department clerks naturally expect
"cnssed and discussed but they
Ia right to demand that the truth
n, though the heavens fall Yons
John H. CullOm
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Further FIND. Of Ocbrc.

)hesneil, Texas. April 1.-Mr. j. l..
frson OF Corrixan has had some men
fcting on the n. Prescott survey Of
ust cast of here the past few days.
Pey report having found oehre beds
'efai Places. al a depth Of from font
thi feet from the surface; the beds
four TO six feet thick. The land be-
TO Simon Henderson of the Angelina
p Lumber company. at Keltys. who,
PAID, will begin developing the new
Eoon. Mr.. Notaw, who several weeks
discovered valuable oehre deposits en-
pa, near those above mentioned. has
Fampies 10 numerous paint manulac-
}. all OF whom report the ochre :. oc.-
Ii quality
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500 To Any Man
WILL PAY 800 For ANY CASE
OF Weakness In Men They Treat ANA
Fail to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the mrs,
time tefors the public Magical Treatment
for the cure of Lost Vitality. Nervous and
Sexual Weakness, and Restoration OF Lilo
Force In OLD and young men No worn.out
French remedy; contains no PHOSPHORUS or
! other harmful drugs. 1t is wonderful
Treatment magical In its effects--positiyo IN
its cure. All readers. who are suffering from
weakness that blights their life. causing
that mental and physical suffering peculiar
70 Lost Manhood, should write to the STATE
MEDICAL COMPANY. Omaha Neb and
they will send you absolutely FREE. a valu-
proofs OF their truly MAGICAL. TREAT
MENT. Thousands OF men. who have los,
all hope OF a cure, are being restored BY
them TO perfect condition. M S II
This Magical Treatment may BIZ taken at
home under their directions, or they will nav
railroad fare and hotel bills to all who pre-.
fer TO go there for treatment. IL they fail 10
cure. They are perfectly reiiable; have no
Free Prescriptions, Free Cure, Free sam.
pie. or G.. o. ID. fake. They have $3.50 0lo
capital and guarantee to cure every case
they treat or refund every dollar: or their
charges may be deposited In a bank 4, he
paid to them when a cure Is offec.ed Write
them today. Suite 157 Ramage Building.
Omaha. Neb. /. : - .,
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Inc CONVENTION.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION Br
THE SECRETARY.
|os ra mme Provides for Three
y OF business, sight seeing
and Pleasure.

Texas, March 2o.--The twelfth
Meeting OF the Lnmbermen's asso-
4 Texas will convene at Beaumont
Law. April ~. and be in continuous
ID TO and including the nth.
humont is the center of the long
district OF Texas, and many OF
Ter mills are in this vicinity, II
BIZ particular interest to those in
either in the manufacture or sale
ri. Several side trips are contem-
Ind the local committees have ar
i've understand, a very pleasant
ogramme. N
rcial rates granted us by the rail-
panies are on the 16I mile basis.
her infot nation apply to. your To-
agent.
close of the meeting there will bc
fsicn to New Orleans for these
to attend. 1'he rate from Beau
Ia return will he one fare for the
Pip. and. provided so many AS 100
h trip, special train will be run.
fs'ring to make the excursion Will
Communicate with Mr.. l.. j.. Parks,
J general passenger agent, Houston
Eill probably be one OF the largest
meetings ever held by the asso-
and not only the members, but
he interested In the lumber business
fstly urged 10 be in attendance.
fuly. S. 7. Swinford.
President.
Drake, Secretary Treasurer.
meeting OF the secretary of the
mems Association of Texas and
|zen's committee of Beaumont the
& programme was arranged for our
convention;
Tuesday. April 10.
ng called TO order at the opera
10 a. m.
SIS of welcome and responses.
lrnment.
p. M. the delegates and visitors
through the several large
the city.
!. m. the convention reassembles at
ira house and receives reports of
ception will be given the visiting
It this hour at the Elks' hall.
Wednesday, April ID.
ng called TO order at 8 a. III.
Ig the morning session visiting la
ii be driven through the city by
lies of Beaumont and shown the
homes of her citizens.
b. m. business meeting.
.09 concentration of the Order of
o at the opera house.
Thursday. April IA.
b. IN. final meeting for election OF
and selection of place for next
a. M. train will be in waiting to
sitors to Sabine Pass, where lunch
served.
'diately after lunch boats will be
4 to take the party through. the
view the great jetty work.
itizens Of Beaumont are using every
10 make this the most successful
! of our association ever held, and
st that every member. as we'll as
men not members of our association,
in attendance upon our meeting.
particularly urged that all those
tend TO take ladies' will communal
TIL John d. Goodhue. chairman OF
'mittee OF arrangements, Beaumont.
ours, Carl f. Drake,
Secretary-Treasure
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing u
comfortable, happy home. We own the
land of the right sort. and offer it for snie
at correct pricee. on accommodating terms.
with conservative rate OF interest Let US
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets
Address "Lano Department" p. j. Willis
g. Bro, Galveston. Texas. S-Il
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Hurt MhiIc Hnntinn.

Hillsboro, Texas, April l.--o. J Morris,
SUPERINTENDENT Of water works here, while
out hunting this afternoon lost the thumb
and forefInger OF his left hand BY the
bursting OF his gun.
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FOR sale or EXCHANGE

THREE stocks merchandise, one $4,000, 5000
and one $4,000, to exchange for farming OF
grazing lands, and part cash. j. o. Ross,
No. 1913 Texas avenue. :
WILL EXCHANGE an imported English set
ter pup for good shotgun Address 22s2,
this office.
SALE OR EXcHANGE--Is0 acres choice un-
improved farm land IN Grimes county, also
two ncres cultivated land adjoining Hous-
ton. Address 227s, this office.
FOR SALE OR ExcHhNGE--one pet deer.
or 10 months old: will sell cheap or es-
change for girls bicycle. Address Mrs.
b. H. Throop, Anderson, Grimes county.
Texas.
FOR SALE OR .EXcEANGE--A pure bred
Norman stallion, years old, perfectly
Liri and gentle to ride; drives single or
double for a pair OF large. well broke young
gentle mules, or large DARK mares youn :
hundred aud twenty-five In cash. r. j..
Willis Farm. Alvin. y
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Mlpp1EshGED WIDOW wants position "a
huusokccprr Tor widowcr with small family:
would take charge two or threc; children
from 4 10 Io' capable of teaching, refer
onocs exchanged. Address box e. Smith
Vile, Texas.
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WANTED-Pos By a liusIlllg ali around
man In grocery business; ten years expe-
riencc IN large establishments; single. So
Der. steady aud Industrious; fully coupe
tent OF taking charge; no objections to
country or general merchandising; have
como capital and hrst-class references; rea-
sonable salary expected Address 227s. this
office.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
merits low than ever before To parties de-
sting homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. aos Main street. Jno.
S. Miroy. agent. n
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AN ENGLlSllMAN, well rccommended good
at amy work, m or around house wants
work; small wages, Address ss9e. this Of
flee,
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED Position IA sicnccrarLrr- o1i5cccc
work can furnish own typcwtit,r, ADJ
- dress 81. IL. p q, No. Isl, this office. I
ED Situation by a ncai. nice widow :
no incumbrance, to wor,l by day. week or
month light work preferred. Addross
Light Work. this office.
WANTED situation by n hoy i, years old IN
Blacksmith sbop5S has worker. In shop and
can give reference. Address cyl, THIS or
icc.
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6iegert's Angostnra Bitters. the world
kned appetizer and inp,gorator. is used
|the Whole civilized world. Beware Of
Fiops.
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A GOOD Girl. wantr place 10 nurse OF do
housework or copls In small family. Adj
dress a2p1, this Office
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FOR SALif-4A trio os choice White Wyans
dnttes mud Light Braliinas; can be seen ut
l1airwood. or address 4. l. Bard. Hitchcock
q
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WANTED TO BUY.


WANTED TO BUY--Palr large work horses
or mules: must be cheap for cash Cali or
address 2203. this office.
wANTEp--To buy 20 head o. gentle broke
mules. young and good slzr. w. ~. AID
rldgc. Rockiand, Texas.
WANTED TO BUY-A piano, either square
or upright; must be cheap for cash and In
good condition. Address PAS, this office. o
WIZ BUY second hand furniture aud house
hoI'i goods and pay fair price. Barr q
Keller, IA TrayIs street. rs
] WILL BUY one bed room suite, one parlor
and dining room suite; must be cheap. Ad-
dress y. s.. this office. 3
PARTIES wishing 10 sci! thelr bousohold
goods Will find II 10 their advantage BY
addressing ~ 800. this cfhce. 8
wANTED-,-To buy your cooking and heating
stove, furniture and all inds OF house
mold goods; will pay YOU the highest cash
prices. Call at 7e2 aud 50i Congress ave-
nue.. l.. Gimbel manager. s-2G
NANTED--To buy Que or two well located
unincumbered lots in yelsseo::. stats lowest
cash price. Address G. L. Norris. r. o.
box Is, Houston.
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CoboRED BOY wants u place 10 work III
yard or IN store. cail Mt 200 Nance street.
Fifth ward 1
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TOBACCO PLANTS FOR SAT.E.--Aboui April
TO- ono million Nueltn tIIavnna) tobacco
sand Spillor 4 ppenhcimcr. Esrernnzn
plantation. Ada. Montgomery county, Texas,
A
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE home, corner lot two
story building. Third ward, modern i'm
bought at Il sacrifice; half cash; VIII not
deal with agents. Address 2244 this office.
Z
WANTED TO SELL 4 acres of land on East
Montgomery Road, miles from court
house. Apply to l.. V. Mey, Porter9. Tex
as. o
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THE HOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS for
the Eleventh district Will nect ~ Dr. Goo.
w, lsarendon's office Monday, April !, isas,
at u. M Geo. w, Iaiendon, NJ. H.,
- gpcr0t.iry
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FOR SAI4Eg-Styliah city broke horscs any Ia.
dS can drive; S65; surrey horse. city broke,
SO: work horses $50 onch. Az clarendon /
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oFFICG or Houston and Texan Central Rail-
road Company, Houston, ToNas, March ,,
1898. Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF tho Stockholders
and oil tho Beard OF Directors OF the Ilous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company,
will be held at the office of tho Company.
In the City OF Houston, Texas. on Monday.
tho fourth day Of April, lSaS. at twelve
O'clock, noon. T.. w, Cave. Secretary.
lst-gy
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Special NOTICES.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION where
as Tho laws OF the state Of
Texas and the cl,artcs and ordinances Of
The City OF Houston provide that an cleo
tiun shall nc held on the first Monday in
April, a. n. 1925. aud every two years
thereafter, for municipal officers for The
City OF Houston; now, therefore,
|. VI. n. Rice. Mayor Of the City Of Hous-
ten. Texas, issue this my proclamation
calling an election ON
MONDAY, April. 4, lSaS,
by the duly qualified voters Of the city
for tho following officers, towit' For
Mayor, two Aldermen from among the
Qualified voters of each ward, city
Treasurer. an Assessor and Collector VI
Taxes, City Marshal, City Attorney. a
City Recorder and u Street Commissioners.
Who shalt hold their respective offices Tor
two years and until their Successors are
elected and qualified.
Polling places will bc established at the
following places with the presiding off,
GERS aud judges OF election as named, via;
First Ward. Grand Central Hotel, A. r.
Miller, presiding Officer; John q. kslbin-
ger. Thomas DeYoung Judges.
Second Ward.--No. 10 Engine House,
Robert Lockhart, presiding officer; Victor
V. Daniels, Martin Ryan, judges.
Third Ward, Turner hail. box No; 4,
Harry b Johnson. presiding officer; Wm.
Nartuns, o. Ct Drew, Jl. judges.
BOX Nc. s.-.W. w. Thomas, presiding
officer. G. C. Btavcns, Jr, S. T.. Spence.
,udgee.
Fourth Ward MARKET house, +. AZ
heichsrdt. presiding officer; w. L. Tor
reyl. ID. Staples. iudges.
Fifth Ward Byrno's Hall, box No. L,
II, l.. Jones, preceding officer; John Lyons.
Adam Mcdonald, Judges.
Bcx No 2.--Corner Hardy and Brooks
streets II gothwtll. presiding officer;
Il. A. 0sler, James Mcdonald. Judges,
d Sixth Ward Minister'S store, Fred Mln>
stcr. presiding officer; T. w. Cronan. Jr.,
AGam Clay, judges.
The polls will be opened at 5 o'clock
a. m, and remain open until o'clock p. M.
H.. y. Rice. Mayor.
-. ~. :
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and In town of $500 population. doing q
soot business cheap. Address r. this or:
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CARNAGE Cabhago--o cent per pound,
snciSrd, I, %. b, cars. Address J. NJ. Me-
Ghity Alvin. ToSns.
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FOR SALE.

/ For SAI.E-AC Cheap Tor cash, roller top desk,
| Typewriter. desk and letter iile. Apply SUI
| Min Rtrcot - -. - -. d
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by nm Mi nround cook.
IN boarding cur, bridge gang or hotel In
country. thirty years experience. Address,
2263t this office.