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c., second; Broughton, C.. :: third. :. Time. " 220-yard dash--Df,utn, C., first; RfccoIni. A A. L., seconds McGuire, A. A. L.: third, Time,
 44o-yard run--Cadogan. A. A. L.: first: Hing, C.; second; Wooisey.- e., third. Time, 5s sec:
 SSG-Yard run-Carpenter e, first: Stro,t,. S., secondi Goshen, A 4. L.,. third. Time, ? min. 8 sec ..
 Mile. .run--F4nne. A. A, h., first; Carpenter, C., second Jackson. C., third. Time { nsin.
 Mile walk-westerfeld. C., hrst;: :LousleS, S.,
 120-yard hurdle-Morgan, s.: first; Dawson; C. second; Mecargert A A: L. third. Time l' 220-yard hurdle Morgan; s. first: Dawson c; second; Spencer, A A. A,. third. Fine m
 16-pound shot put-Guibersen. C., as feet 21s inches, GreisberR,' G.: 3S feet2 inches w ool- sey, e. 37 feet .9E inches: :, Running broad -BToughton, .23 feet: 4 inches; Brock, A. A. l.; 20 feet :5as inches w yoodEum, A. A. L.,' 19 feet: I132 inches:
 Pole vault-Honman. C.. 10 feet 6A inches
 Running high jump-Henleyf 4. A: L.. first; feet. az inches; Morgan: s.. second, and Hammer m tl1rowing--Ple- A L.. 12s feet g inches;; w. w. Smith. A: A. L:.s l2S: feet 6 inches: Edgren R., 127 feet inches. :: :.
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A ction. Taken by" the: School Dire etors: :. to. :....
 .=>: Probe the Matter. =. Y: !.
President: Harrington Author, ized to Appoint Three. Lurn-. :. -. Der Experts. .:. <. .
A Representative of. Swift ek:corra:-; pany States That All. tn e. Luna ..: =.
 .:.=.. Der. Was Delivered. ,:.:.:..*: < E

= * p. :. .---
 There was a special meeting of the
 Board:of Education yesterday to. con
 slider. the: alleged. fra ud dulent lumber 'transaetions: in <:conneetfcn with the
 School Department. : It.was called at the: request. of Swift &: Co. the lumber merchants, who are reported to, be i'm
 plieated :i11 the alleged frauds, :..: < : @:5:P.: F. F. Swift. appeared before the board, and stated: that Expert Holt of the. Grand Jury=I had been fi)ght tij1a. tl7a firm of Swift =.SS: Co for many: years
 and that their business relations. Weie
 such that Holt was: only too anxious to
 be- put in :: a position where. he: could
 irjure, the: Swift. Humber Company.
 Swift claimed that every ,. dollars
 worth of :fuznber*that had been s worn
 to- as having. been delivered was: actue-
 ally flIrni sh ed : : : :. t.. : = :. ' :, * on 1notions of Director. Burns the fol-
 lowing: resolution was ;, unaninlously
 adopted:. :: :: j. :, :,:*. .:*. < = :: s :: Resolved. That .the: president of :: the Board. of: Education be authorized to. .emz
 ploY= .not:more than three lumber ;. and E. building: eXperts- not connected with the : SalT Francisco Retail Iun1b bermenss :E x. change to examine into the uaHty and ]. qIantitN: of lumber. furnished to :, he. 1. (,o; and report. in writing to: tfe: board . the result of =their estigatfon. :.:..*..:: :. Tlie members present. were Barring
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and marches, given. by the: children of: the Sunday schools of: the various parishes, and select al and q interesting programme E.. A bout 200 children will take. part in. the first ertertafnment, arid it: is hoped that a. a lperal patronage: meet the efforts The programme for :Wednesday even fng is under the management and imme- an efficient and weH-drilIed: company, will present an excellent farce, several. spec lalties*and a a comedy, which will more hail afford an enjoyable evening to amusement seekers. =.e General admission to the efitertainnlent will be 20 eeflts and for reserved seats p
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Burns, carew.
 Hammond and.

ion, .Armer. Bantel, Burns, Carew, Drucker, Gallagher: Hammond and Waller. :
 After. the resolution was adopted Gallagher let. Ger gos again. He said that the.attention of the board had not been called to this matter through the proper -channel.> He did not know Of anything wrong. and it: might be that the. matter contained in the newspa- peis might be only buncombe, If the matters in the. papers, he added. were true, then some member of the Grand Jury was violating his oath, and there. ought to- be. some way of ascertaining who. is. ...Ieaking..'':: " .-..-
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or without removal. J. Noonan, 10l7-10 Mission. THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY. Two Entertainments to Be Given for the Benefit of Its Relief
 Fund.

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society has planned two entertainments for next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Bush-street Theater in aid and for the benefit of the relief fund of the organiza- tion. The programmes as outlined con- tain several exceptionally good numbers, and considered as a whole are far above the ordinary. The entertainment for Tuesday evening will consist of the fol- lowing: Patriotic songs and drills, solos
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ST. HELENA. sANITARIuM.

Natural advantages; salubrious climGte; pie
 turesque.. scenery: mountain walks: pure
 spring water beautiful drives: pine groves; lawns and gardens. The best advantages for
 these who need to. obtain comfort. rest and health culture in short time. Address St. Helena Sanitarium, St. Helena. Cal.
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On Howell Mountain; elevation 1750 feet; swimming tank lN9x4O;. temperature of water 7s degrees; climate. unsurpassed: 7chalybeate @ driving; $10 to SIP spert week; two trains daily; four hours from city Telephone.
 :. D.. :ANGWINi Angwin.E Napa County, Cal.
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: French Dinner To-Day, 25 Cents. :: All. the: good things including bottle
 of good wine: The. +Ra1ston,. 7S3 Market
 street.. =: = :: | | . :. :" " :
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JOHANNESBURG.

Famous mountain health and pleasure resort Elevation 12o0 feet. Relief for asthmatics Fishing, boating, hunting and swimming. Terms, $7 to sl0 Send for circular to
 JOHANNISBERG RESORT, Napa, Cal.
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KAREN HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Most wonderful waters; all kinds of skin diseases cured in marvelously short time: kid uey liver. catarrh, rheumatism and stomach troubles immediately relieved; rates s10 to SIS per week. Long distance telephone Address J. A. HAYS, Proprietor, Lake County.
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LAUREL DELL LAKE.

Increased facilities for comfort and pleasure: new dining-room, 130 it. lake frontage; new stable and livery; boating and bathing free: sS to s14 per week round trip. s9 80 H. WAM- BOLD, Prop, Bertha P. O. Lake County Cal.
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SANHEDRiN rEIGHTS

LAKE COUNTY-Among the pines; 4c0O feet elevation; natures game preserve beautiful scenery; purest r; coldest water; good shoot ing; fine trout fishfngs vegetables from own garden. aunexcelled table; home comforts l., B. FRASER, Sanhedrin F. o.
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:: The usual odds laidby.an accident com from; .an accident in a year. - B.
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AGIIA cALIENTE SPRINGS HoTEL

Sonoma Valley, two hours from s. F., via Tib- uron ferry. Warm mineral swimming and tub baths. Hotel completely reInodeled and refur- nished. Water, gas, electric bells. Rates S10 to SIP per week, S2 per: day. Address AGUA CALL ENTE SPRINGS, Agua Cafiente. Sonoma Co.,. Cal.
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The man worked in coal and this is the story he years past have been employed under mother earth from one and half miles from the mouth of the digging great distance under the hills makes impossible forced by the aid of great fan machinery would become bad first great head and fainting This continued until indigestion and dyspepsia Working hard in the naturally hearty eater until at last had dypep sia SO bad suffered terrible prescribed for but only DOT worse took several Rpans the drug bought In days man, head clear somach wel dys- pepsia. These Ripans Tabules did iG'
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TUScAN SPRINGS

Teharna County By rail to Red Bluff, 1ss miles: fare, .S6 45: daily stage to springs; cottages for rent; Accommodations at hotel for 100 people; telephone: telegraph and postoffce in hotel: rates, S1O. and up; send for book of information and testimonials. ED. B. WAL BRIDGE, Proprietor. '
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MENLO PARK RESIDENCE
 TO RENT FURNISHED For the Summer or for a Year.

. Consists of 1T rooms. 5 baths, cottage. stahles,. COW houses. chicken houses, green houses vegetable gardens, fruit trees, flowers, large oaks, etc, etc. Gas with electric light ing in house and grounds. Horses, carriages, cows etc., etc., go with the place A beauti- ful home and in perfect condition Rent for summer. $500 per month: For: one year much less. to be negotiated For further particulars apply tor # JULIEN SMITH -.
 Real Estate Agent 42o Montgomery st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

'Seventy-seven" is but one of Dr.. Humphreys' Specifies. There are 35 oth- CTS just as good. Here are a few:
 No. Cures Prices. I-Fevers, congestions, lnfammations .25 2-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie .25 3-Teethine, coic Crying Wake'uness .25 4-Diarrhea, of Children Adults ......... .2S S-Neuraieia. Toothacne, Faceachs ......... .25 9-Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25 IO-Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weak Stomach .25 l3-croup, Laryneitis, Hoarseness. .25 14-SaIt Rheum, Eysipelas Eraptons. .25 l5-Rheumatism Rheumatic Pains .. ,25 I6-MaIaria, Chlls, Fever and Ague. .25 20-Whoopine-c Cough h................... .25 21-kidney Diseases. s..........-.......... .25 2S-Nervous Debility LOO
 At all Druggists or sent prepaid
 Specific Manual to be found at Drug gists, or sent free. tells all.
 Humphreys Medicine Company. New York.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS

Two miles from Hopland; unequaled soda and magnesia springs; hot and cold baths; fur nished cottages; terms s10z to st2 per week. Telephone. Buy through tickets. O. HOWELL Proprietor. Hopland. Cal.
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AT BELMONT, SAN MATED COUNTY.

Board for. summer months; private family; croquet grounds; large sunny rooms, billiard room and salt water swimming baths; venfent for business men and families. MRS. M HANSEN.
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SUMMER HOME FaRm.

Santa Cruz Mountains, first-class family re- tifcial lake for boating and swimming; long distance telephone; campers return tickets S2 50. Send for circular to J. H. MASTERS. GlenwOOd. Cal
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HILLSIDE FARM.

Fine spring water fresh butter, eggs and milk: magnificent location; grand scenery. Rates, s7 to s9 per wek: children half price Address MRS. B. KUNZEL Napa, Cal.
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= aA HOT SPRINGS, souoma Co.

AVEnna HOT SPRINGS, souonia co.
 Nk GHEFFN Only 41k hours from s. F: and .ONHQOO but. 3 miles staging; waters noted for medicinal virtues; best natural bath in: State; swimming and boatin g.; grand moun-
 tain scenery; excellent: climate; good. trout streams at door: phofogra phers, room :; tele- phone, telegraph, daily. mail: FIRST-CLASS. SERVICE; Tn0rnng and afternoon sta ges. :, round trip from s F only g 5e; take TibuPon day or sfe a. week. Reference any. guest of the past three. wears. '. j.. P. MULGREM. Prop.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

:: LAKE COUNTY. CAL. BEST. PLACE. .IN:;.. CALIFORNIA FOR. HEALTH OR. PLEASURE. THIRTY: OF: THE. GREATEST. MINERAL,
 N springs in America; a Il kinds .of anuse- ments; new swimming tank. baths: and bowl- ing alley. First class acronImodations;. rates reasona ble Write: for illustrated pamphlets
 San Francisco office, 316 Montgomery street Address: HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Cal.
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LAUREL. GLEN FARM.

Fine spring water plenty of milk. cream, fruit. and home comforts: s7 to S9 per week . half price For particulars address MRS ": STUBENRAUCH. box 159, Napa, Cal
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SODA BAY RESORT. :.

Most delightful spot In Lake County; hunt ing, fishing, boating, swimming table sup piled with best market affords. Address HEATH & BURLINGAME, Proprietors, Soda Bay, Kelseyyille Lake County, Cal.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

=. Finest fishing and health resort on the Coast
 For particulars write to EDISON BROS, Bes- wick, Siskiyou County, Cal.
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LoNGWooD

FRUIT FARM AN#IDEAL OUTING PLACE. City references. Send for illustrated pam-
 phlet. Address G. M. SHOULTS & SON. Napa, Cal.
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HOTEL .BENVENUE.

EHINcf5Ofty
 Situated on the shore of Clear Lake; fine large grounds; special facilities for families and children; home cooking; boating. bathing. SCALES and A. M. SCALES.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-01-14
Passed a Successful Examination

The Messenger is glad to learn that
Mr.. w. P. Platt. of this city, was one of
the few students to pass the West Point
examination held a few days ago, and is
now numbered among the honored
cadets. Any one who is in any way ia
miliar with Uncle Sans military acad-
envy knows the rigid and hard examina-
tons, both mentally and physically, that
ar applicant has to pass before being
allowed to enter. Mr.. Platt is a son OF
our townsman. Mr.. j. T.. Plat, and re-
ceived the appointment about six months
ago, having been successful in a com
petitive examination held at Lumberton,
and at once went to West Point to pre-
part for the admission examination. and
in his class thirty-eight applicants failed
and eight resigned their appointments
just previous to the examination.
The Messenger congratulates Cadet
Platt.
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X RAYS Locate a Pic

Mention was made of the fact yester-
day that another trache operation was
to be performed at the private hospital.
On Christmas day Jennie Lewis, aged
10, who lives near Wilmington, swal-
lowed a piece of a hat pin With a part
of the head of the pin on it. She has
suffered very much, and has lost con-
siderable flesh. She was brought to
Charlotte Monday night and taken to
the private hospital. DR.. Henry Louis
Smith, Of Davidson College, was writ
ten to by the hospital staff to know if
he would bring his x-rays down again.
He came last night. An examination
was made of the child last night by
means Of the X-rays. 1t vas more diff
ficult to find the pin than the thimble,
owing to it's being smaller. DR.. Smith
found it, however. 1t was lying just
in front OF the back, with the bail of the
pin downward, and the Shaft slanting
upward to the shoulder. The child will
be operated or today. DR.. Smith was
the guest last night of DIR. r. l.. Glib
bon. He returns to Davidson College
this neutrality-suspicious. Observer.
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munication OF the board OF health as
published in the proceedings of that
board. He then read Il.
Mayor Wright asked what action the
board proposed TO take.
Alderman Gore inquired what expense
would BE- necessary 10 carry u the u
gestion of the board OF health
Mayor Wright stated that the state
quarantine law puts the expense on the
county. but the city would probably b
called upon to pay the rent for a pest
house. TO furnish il. keep a nurse there.
provide medicines. About three beds and
three mattresses and a LOT OF blankets
will be necessary. He stated that prob
ably 500 or $3.50 would be sufficient. and
requested Alderman Gore. of the ordi-
nance committee. to frame an ordinance
with reference TO the matter.
After the matter had been considered.
the following ordinance prepared by City
Clerk and Treasurer Rice. upon request
OF Alderman Gore, was adopted:
BE 1t enacted by the board OF alder
men OF the city that the city board u
health be directed TO furnish vacci2
ton TO such persons as in their jud2ca.
may be considered unable TO proVa co.
themselves. and that a temporary hosnr
Id pt u AsAiC hA&o A-R ha ~
tire expense not 10 exceed 81
Alderman Hewlett in9/Iraa >.
was proposed to locaYtha ~. honsa
and Mayor Wright no
about the McGlX, bo,,sa no.
W Norwood inquired what had
p %the old pest house. and the
Adorned him that il was not. fit
for " /
alderman Twining inquired abopt vac
Cinating the children Of the schools. and
Mayor Wright stated that they would
all have TO be vaccinated. He said the
city had on hand go vaccine points. and
more had been telegrapked for. In the
meantime 200 or 300 points could be Dor
rowed from the United States marine
hospital.
Upon request of the mayor, City At
torney D. B. Sutton prepared the fol-
lowing ordinaHce and it was adopted:
BE it ordafned by the board of alder
men Of tha city of Wilmington:
THAT all persons who are living
within the limits of the city if Whining
ton shY1l be vaccinated as soon as prac-
ticabE within ten days from this date,
proVded. however, that this act shall
noY apply to such persons who, in the
0Hpinion of the family physician, have
been vaccinated within a reasonable
7 time preceding.
2. "Al persons violating the provisions
of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
OF a violation of the police power of the
city and be ined or imprisoned at the
discretion of the court
Alderman Walker objected to filming
persons for not being v~accinated. but the
mayor informed him that the state law
made it compulsory.
On motion, the city clerk was author
lied to pay $50 rent for a house to be
used as a pest house.
The board then adjourned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-01-14
BIGGEST GUN +
It's Calibre Is 16 Inches and it Will Send q
Projectiie Sixteen Miles-It Will be Plac-
I'd on Romer Shoals to Defend New York

Fortylnine feet long, and weighing
1875 tons, the new CUR to be placed on
ROmer Shoals for the defense of New
York harbor will be the largest ever
built. The Bethlehem (Penn.) Iron
Works will have completed this for
midable weapon by March Is next.
Brupp u with a projectile weighing
2, 500 ~ponnds-5OO pounds heavier than
any yet turned Out-it is needless to say
that no ship afloat has armor which
it wouId not easily pierce. 1t is of
sixteen-inch calfbre, will have a powder
charge of about 900 pounds, and the
shot will strike with a velocity of 1879
feet per second. The gun is TO be
placed in a turret, whose foundation is
to be sunk through the sand down to
gneiSs rock. The turret will be 25 feet
above high water mark, will be As or SO
feet in diameter, and will have wallis
of H~arveyiZed steel nearly 3 feet thick.
THE roof will be ~egg-shaped, SO as to
aus a hostile shot to glance from it,
and damage from t~orpedoes will be pre-
vented by underwater barricades.
The range of the gun will be sixteen
miles.
John r. Meigs, formerly lieutenant in
the United States navy; Captain E. L.
Zalinski, who invented the pneumatic
dynamite IL and Captain Ira Nc
Mutt, of the United States army ord
nance corps, ave watched the progress
of the work. and believe that the lar
gest iron clad afloat cOuld not with
stand a single shot from the new gun.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-01-14

Washington, January 12.-The pres-
dent today sent the following nornina-
ions to the senate:
S;aue-Mark s. Brewer. OF Michigan,
TO he a civil service commissioner Ed
win II. Conger, OF Iowa. to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenlpo-
tntfary OF the United States to China:
Charles Page Bryan. OF Illinois. TO be
envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
~ipotenriary Of tire United States TO
Brazil; Henry w. Furnfss. OF Indiana,
TO be consul at Bahia, Brazil.
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a kind of running debate and
questioning among various persons.
Ireden Meares, Esq, deprecated the
bringing of this question into the
chamber, and offered the following,
which he read amid applause:
Resolved, That II is the sense OF
this meeting, in view of its members
differing as ID questions of finance, TO
express no opinion, as a body, Of the
various plans suggested TO congress al
a solution of the present financial prob
LENS, but to confine u efforts to the
purposes OF our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES up
building of our local interests and the
cultivation of an harmonious business
sentiment in this community"
Mr. Keith seconded Mr.. Meares' reso-
luton, and said he agreed with it.
Mr.. Meares explained hat he did not
discounuenance discussions CT this
kind, but he thought il unwise to take
any action one sway or other as a
body.
Colonel Kerchner favored discussing
these matters and said to m take ac-
| ticn would be a display Of c~owardice.
Mr.. William Calder moved the fol-
lowing as a substitute for Mr.. Meares'
resolution:
Resolved, That this chamber of
! urge upon our representa-
tiyes and senators in congress TO use
! their best endeavors to chrystdlize into
law the main features Of bill pre-
scented by the Indianapolis monetary
| convention as a long step towards re
lievfng the monetary evils of The day"
Mr.. j. A. Arringdale seconded Mr..
Calder's substitute.
Several spoke on the question brief
1y, and Mr.. w. B. McKoy spoke al,
some length in opposition to endorsing
the measure in the bin e~mbodying
the plan OF the monetary convention.
He said lit endorsed the gold standard,
would not provide a stable currency
and would be dangerous n bad.
Mr.. Meares spoke in advocacy cf
his resolution, as also did Mr.. NJ. w
Jacobi.
Mr.. C. E. Borden said he was always
a gold standard man, but he favored
the adoption of Mr. Calder's motion
The previous question was called.
Mr.. s.. Behrends moved to adjourn
bul dICSI d pOllbL IAdu bCCIl ldIoCh IV
he was out of order, the motion Vas
put and lost.
The business then reverted to Mr..
Calder's substitute, whichZ,1e read.
Mr.. Keith moved TO aHend it by in
se'ting in it eff the gold standard is
left out" He received no second.
Mr.. Mckoy S1led for a rising vote
on Mr. CofdfTSs resolution and it was
SO ordereX, Mr.. Calder's motion was
'hhen l21 by a vote of II for it to u
aSaXst it. Many voted against lit be
ccSaIse they were opposed to the cham
way or other.
The chamber then adjourned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-01-14
Officers Installed

Carolina Ruling No. 345. Fraternal Mys-
tic Circle, met last night and Past
Worthy Ruler Jas. w. Monroe installed
the following officers:
w. R.-Rev. S. Medelsohn, D.. D..
V. R.-Geo. X. West.
P. w. R.-Jas. w. Monroe
w. &C. F. Cause.
w. R.-Dr. ]. H. Dreher.
w. TT. B. Mercer.
CIV. j. Clemmons.
w. Mn. Kirschbaum.
w. Wv. D. HUM.
w. G.-N. Paul..
w. S.-B. Med. Russell.
w. Med. Ex.-Dr A. H. Harriss.
TruStees-Thos. r. Post, Jas. w. Mon
roe and w. E. Perdew.
This order, particularly this ruling, is
in a furnishing condition, and new mem
bers are being enrolled at every meet
ing.
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1t is not a remedy put up by any
Tom, Dick or Harry; it is compounded
by expert pharmacists. Ely Bros. offer
a 10 cent trial size. ASK your drug
gist. Full size Cream Balm so cents.
We mail lit.
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST., MY. City.
Since 1861 / nave beer a great SUI
tferer from catarrh. I tried |Ely's
Cream Balm and to all appearances
am cured. Terrible headaches from
which I long suffered are gOrle.-W. J.
Hitchcock, late Major U. 81 Vol. and
A. A. Gen, Buffalo, N. Y
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Officer Installed.

Plantagene Commandery No. 1. knights
Templar. met last night and the follow.
ing installation took place:
Eminent C~ommander-W. P. Toomer.
Captain GENERALLY. NJ. Robinson.
Prelate-G. Z. French.
Treasurer. c. Munds.
RecoTder-H G.. Smallbones.
Standard Bearer-W. A. Williams.
Sword Bearers. G. Hail..
Warden-J. c. Loder.
Sentry-T. II. Johnson.
Other officers will be installed at tn,
next meeting.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salye

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
C~hilblains, Corns, and all skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay reQuire2. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction of money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
r. r. Bell ".