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The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Representative.
A. S. Prathcr.
Circuit Clerk.
J. e. Johnson.
County Clerk.
J. w. Hughes.
Sheriff.
j. A. Weatherman.
Collector.
B. B. Price.
Presiding Judge.
U. g. johnson.
Judge Eastern Dis.
VIM jackson.
Judge Western Dis.
A. J. Craig.
Probate Judge.
A. L. weatherman.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Geo. L. Taylor.
Treasurer.
S. G. Wood.
Coroner.
NJ. J. Holiday.
Constable.
Frank Stout.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23
81 90 . Year ia Helvanee.

scription is entered to thes ,st OF
August. the date of the bonds, and
from which date the bonds win carry
their own interest.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23
SHERlFrs sALE

BY virtue and authority of gem
eral special execution issued from tho
Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of fancy County, Missouri,
returnablc At the October term, 1925
of said court, and TO me directed in
favor of L. &. Carter and sgainst G.
p. Lingentclter.
have levied upon and scized all
the right, title, interest and claim Of
the said q. r. Lingenfclter Of, In aud
to the following described property,
to-wit: q tract ofland fourteen chains
wide of the east side os the sw or of
sw qr, sec 2 in twp % of range 18w,
described as follows: Beginning at
the 8 e corner of the W Or of y or
OF sec z, thence west IA chains, thence
north twenty chains to north
line of said forty. thence east
IA chains to ne corner OF forty, thence
south along the east line Of " Or Of
W or. sec 2 to beginning, containing y
acres more or less aud embracing what
is known as tho Mosieylfll property
All lying aud being In the said county,
and State Of Missouri. and will.
on Monday, the IL, day Of July 4. D.
1898. between the hours of nine o.
cleck in the forenoon aud 1--WE In the
afternoon of that day, at the south
door Of the court housc, in the town
of Forsyth, County OF Taney, sell the
same, or SO much thereof as may be
required, at public vendue. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand,
(subject to all prior liens and judg-
ments,) to satisfy said execution and
costs.
w. A. johnston,
Sheriff of Taney County, Mo.
First publication, July 10th, 1898.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23

John Il. Kirk, Supcrintend of Public
Instruction, is the dawning Of new
era in Education; better times are
head and just q head, if the young
men and women who listened to MIR.
Kinks lectures will 60 out into their
respective fields aud put some of his
sensible and practicable suggestions
into effect, this fall and winter, we are
persuaded that number will teach
better schools this year than in any
of the past, otherwise, be forced to
do better work OF give up to more
worthy material, aud in the end, all
will be benefited by the visit of John
Kirk. To the young man or young
woman who is struggling to attain y
respectable position in Educational
matters, the State Superintendent, is
q character worthy of study rs an ex-
ample. lie is q native of Missouri
was born in North Missouri, As years
ago, born Of poor parents and on a
farm, too. BY his own effort he has
been able, by indomitable will aud
push, to attain to the standard which
his, not by the aid Of any one, for as
he said NO man ever paid one dollar
towards my education 81 worked it
out myself" few men in Educat-
ional work in the United States. stand
higher than John Il. Kirk. w are
glad to have known him, and also
glad to know that Superintendent
Of public Instruction of the State of
Missouri was so in love with his
work that he came even into the
Kingdom Of Taney to give the In
habitants thereof the benefit of his
experience and knowledge.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23
Notice for Publications.
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,

Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
May 10th, 1898. 8..s,ss
Notice - hereby given chat the
following-named settler has fled
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claiul, aud
that said proof will be made before
J. w. hughes, County clerk, at For
syth, Missouri, on Monday, juno 9th
1898, viz: Isaac w. Heryford, home
stead application No. 1888 for the
e hf W or and W hfse 9 or sec "a
twp 22n range 21w.
He names the following witnesses
TO :prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
e. F. Bracken, Joseph Yarnall, james
Westmorcland aud Andrew Brown all
of Kirbyville, Missouri.
NJ. v. Gedeon.
Register.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23

IN !. vANzANDT,
BARBER AND HAIR CUTTER,
FORSYTH, NO.
Shop on the north west corner o
public square. Everything new and
clean. Work done promptly aad
we'll
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23

Dr.. 4. 4. EVERS0LE.
DENTIST.
Will Practice ut Kissee
Mills 1, Monday In each
month Klrhyville .,
Monday I'm each month.
Taneyvillo 8, Monday In
Each month.
Gold Crowns, Gold Fiji
dngs, siver and Platinum
PLATE WORK ON SHORT NOTICE.
Painless ExtraetinQ.
Once over Dr. Baldwins Drag Store.
FORSYTH, MO.
The Taney County republican., 1898-06-23

A registered bond is payable to
the order of the owner, and can only
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
500 @elobnnna. 500.

Die esisr bisisr 3situns prbsn f9 freusn ~
erfabrsa, bab IS ptnieifsns cine sefir6ist'
8ranfbtit sisbt, pslhe bic Didsni6aft in al
ibren Stufsn ~ bsilsn i'm Stanos ifj Saa't
8atarrb- Sur III bic sinsiee isst Der aritIi6sr
9riibei@aft bsfannis poltius Sur. 9atarrl
~trfcrhtrt ais cine @ouiitutionsfraufbeit sinI
esnfttuticnels Sebanpluns. Saa's Salarrb'
Sur tpire inuerli& ssnpmmsu uno tpirft pirrf
auf eas glut unb bic lbleimistn Sbtrad6r
bes Spfsnis, babur6 bic @runplaae Der arauf.
belt trfSrtne anb BEN patsnttn Strait esbfnp
inetm ie bic Contribution ots 8brpers aufbau
unb Der Hatur In ibrtm Q4srfs bilft. Die Ct
stntbiima babtn 70 pitI Dsrirausn ~ ibrsr
SeiIfrGfttu. eab le sinbunbtrt Dollars Selob'
nuns fir isbeH 6al anbistsn, ben is si turirsr
ssrftblsn. eabt Gu& cine eife Don 3susniFsr
fommsn. Man aersTire:
8. 8. &bsuep s. 6 o., Golspp, ..
R<Ss Berfauft pon allen 9lpotbsferr, Toe.
Saa's 6amiIisn giafn inb bic bsiftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Nus benz cberen xhaIe.
MrdbaIb Gprreppnbsnt.)

- 6. 6. 8attenbers IN am Donners
flag ais Potmsiitsr bon ar&baIb ernanni
ipprben.
= Die 8. & 5. 8abnfation su Ser'
lnpn III am Donnerfta8 Radt aum fee
benunospansisiten MaIe bon @inbre4ern
heiudt porben, bod tpur6e tpeiter nlatS
bon ibnsn erbeutet.
- Sin tpeiterer BREEDER bieisr Na@'
baridaft III ssftern abenb stpiiden 9 unb
IL nbr bur@ Seuer aerftbrt iporoen, bas
pubri&einlid aneeIest mar. Sn benz
3iperiibe BREEDER oberbalb Yedpiae
brad etpa 9 nbr Elm Seuer aus unb
trobbem bic Ssuertpebr requirirt unb ale
les m6slihe eetban tpurbe, UNI ibn au
retten, fonnte nur Der basu sebbrenbe
S&adt unb bas 8eReIbaus, 300 SUB
entfernt, eerettet iperben. Ser BREEDER,
elmer Der er5Bten i'm TbaIe, beidaftiste
in unb nm bsnieIben ettpa 450 Mdnner
unb 8nabsn. mar s75. 900 tpertb uno fur
sttpa $4,000 periidert. 8eim aus'
bru9 bss Ssusrs bsfanbsn t6 28 Wdns
ner unb 2nabsn i'm Sda&t an Der 9lr'
belt, psI&e ale seitiB an bic Oberfa&s
eelaneten.
(&arbpnbaIt GprrtIppnbtui.)
- Die Serren Better unb Soispt
arant reiiten am Sreita8 abeno in
pi&tieen Geiadflen mad cincinnati, D,
- Ser itaIisniide Sru&tIaoen ar
Belmont Strabe ipurbe am 8reitae Na6I
UNI cine ,ismIide Auantitdt 5ru4t bs'
ftoblen.
- Dem ~6idbrisen Sobns bes 9apit
8sefe bon Scott Strobe tpuroen an
Samffae burd einen Suno beioe Grm'
uno bas 9eiidt b6sartis serFeii4t.
- Der S&tpebe Ted 9epanber Sap.
auf Der We@arrp 8ausrei ansefsai.
fam am Sreitus bierber uno erfIdrte.
bub Jpn stpei Wdnner am Donnerftaf
Radt nabe Ripenbur8's 3eih anbielter
unb I'm $50 bsraubten; ct purbe raul
bebanbeIt unb bate auBer Elm paa,
bIauen Musen aud neridiebene S4nitt'
tpunben. Bill Sie8ins unb ,,Opfer'
German tpurben ipdter ais bic 4nereifel
a~rretirt unb am Samitas obne 3ulahunt
BON 8drsi9aft benz @sfdnsnib dberipie.
zen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12

ipsiblibs Diablss glib, psib Id ni&t. C3t bin
unpsrbtiratbtt). Der Nmtriiantr laat "She
is a she-devil". Wsuesu Sis f& an ~unitrsn
- sporting GpiiOr".
Gppes eeB. -ptfFmif unt Spiimia2 ga
stn ptillnif III Gin fleinss, blsibss Mdnnlsiu
psl6es cine srpbe fno&iss 6rau nit Sommsr-
iprodsu unp rUtsm Saar feline before Sdlfts''
nsnnt. Sber Sieasi&t Gin Mann brr pisls
8rsunbs bat, bic in Der 8inansfrase sruBe
uSsnninift" aber iebr furse ,@spabtnife" ba.
ben, Gin oSptimit" III Gin bidbGutistr
.Grealpermann' Der felt elmer lanssn 8fibs
Sabre binpur& isintm eanbs ,,irsa unp rselit
s%sbsnf'. Sber Gin pfsrbranfGufsr, Der, sbns
bic asnntnifs zines Gisrarstss In anipra6 ~
ntbmtn, pom sinsm pGnbIsr Gin ROb fauft,
Stnb Sbnsn bist DsTniiionen niGt binrsit
snb, frassH Sis muir sstrcf bel uns psiisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Nttt6tcu.

- Gin tpltbenbss Seuer. bas in BEN
Sopt Sda6t bel Bort 8Iandarb an
Donnerifaa 8ormittas ourd ansdnben
bon @aS sntftanb unb fur einise 8eii
bic baielbit bei1dftietsn 75 Wdnner uno
8naben beorobte, perbreitete fi6 fbneu
aus uno erIanste IN furser 9eit cine
iOIde Iu%sbsbnuns, baB maj eluubte,
cine usberhutbune Der Wine tperbe n6tbis
iein, um eS su bemdltisen. Das Seuer
snttano in Der &eb sfb Absr. $50. SUB
unier Der ObetHade unb iobaIb pie bic
4rbeiter ibre @efubr bemertten, lieben
tie ibre @srfseuss liesen unb flOben fir
ibr 2sben fe putbsn ale prompt unb
Obne irseno peIdsn 8ufaq ans Cages
Ii4t befDrosrt uno bann eins es eifris
an bic 20idarbsitsn. am Srsitas se'
lang eS, mad elmer iidtleen Ntbeit bon
"a Stunoen, baS Seuer su bepdltieen
unb atpur nit tpsnissr Sdapen. aIs man
suerft erwartete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Sunmpre.

- Der 9llarm bon 8aiten 81 finoiete
am Donneritae Nadmittae elm 5euer in
Der Sdeune beS Sobn 8rint an Mpplt
Strabs an, beren Dad tbeilpeiie mil
mebreren Tonnsn Ssu seriibrt tpu,be
Der 8srIut 1T ourd 8erii4erun8 8s'
bsdt.
- Ser 8arbierIaben beS Seberic
Gmbruiia an Der gds bon @betnui
StraSe unb Sdoemafer glpenus tpurbe
am Donnerftas Nadt bon @inbre4ern
beiu1t uno nit Iusnabme Der Stdbls
ieinsS sanssn SnbaItes beraubt Der
Terlut betragt ettpa $3.50.
= Inton gIemers unb Soc SpIfI
BON Dud StraBe, tparen am Samftae
Na1mittag ettpas ansebeitert, alS its
sntIuns @aibinston Gpenue fid in ibrem
8uti9nsrfe befanben. Nabe Pine Str
CAB es nit einsm StraBenbabntpaeen einc
Goqiiion, bel ipeI6er eas 9fsrb setbbteI
tpurbe, tpdbreno @Iemers einen Shnitl
am &opfe unb Solfi lsi4te Sdrammen
srbielt. 8eioe tpurben burd ben nnfal
nl4tern.
- Die IL unb ID Sabre alien Wios
den 2imie Distrid unb 2ena @lei6manr
purbsn am Samftae Gbenb in ben
Selbe stpii6en Der 8abntation uno ben
SoIsssbbft bon stpei iunssn 8erIen unse'
srlffen, bic Elm Sitllidfeitsperbreher
poaflbren tpoqten. Die Rufe Der Wdo.
den ipornten bic Gnereifer sur Sludt.
bod tpuroen ie fpdter berbaftet uni
sabsn ibre Namen ala Ridaro @lifort
unb Walter 8aiplffen an. Nm Wontaf
purben beibe unter $500 8lrsi4aft &c,
tslt, in @rmaneeInne tpelder &atplitor
in's @efdu8nib panberte.
= Gin RspoIper in ben Sdnben bei
@eorse Weaper bon 9rinfer Strnbe an
SamItas 2lbsnb. Der iid nad better
4uSiase bel Der Sanbbabuns entluo.
iaste ibm cine 3usel in bic redte Seit,
spiidsn bic adte uno neunte 8ippe
ST ipirb i'm 2adntpanna Soipital beban'
belt, mo feline 9eneiune erpartet pirt
tpsnn feline Complication einttitt. Cir
6erii6t iaet, oaB er aur i3sit betrunten
beimfam, unb Streit mt ieiner 6rar
bate, morauf er ben 8epoIper bolte, Der
fi4 ..bann sntIub, aIs feline Srau uni
Nutter ibm benfeIbsn abnsbmsn polten
- @dbrsnb Der Trunfsnbsit on
Sonntas Hadmittas, madte Der 4C
Sabre aIte Staliener George Dannepor
BON Sport Siq einen Anerif auf BIZ
frau ieines 2anosmannes Sobn 8oof
bod sbe er iein beftialii&es 8orbaber
erreidte, enifob bic Srau unter Sdlferu'
fen, bic ibren Wann sur Stele bra&ten
Sn BEN foleenoen @onflitt srtielt DAN
nepon einen ssbro6enen arm uno Suno.
feline Sd6bsIbaut tpurbe ibm an mebre,
rem StsIsn bis sum ano&en burdidnit'
ten unb fem &brper nit ~un3dblieer
S1rammen bebedt. gr tparb arretiri
uno eineeifedt. bod mar fem 5uitant
Elm FOLDER. baB sr sur BsbanoIune mad
Dem 2adamunna Soipitul aenommer
perben muBte; er pitb ii8 erboIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12

Snuo's Piaeu finb bic bette abfdbr.
unb 2eber.W leosin far Samiliense.
brau4. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Wapne Gpuntp.

SnmrsbaIs.-Gin sroBes 6euer iudts
an SOnntas Worssn frlb infer Stdot.
den bsim. SIN benz bbIsernen @ebdubs
an IL. Strabe, BON 8lateIp's 8itenfas
BRIT unb SMITHS Semoenfabrit benubt,
brad iurs Dor Elm ubr Elm 8rano aus,
Der in furser Belt bas @ebduoe serii6rte
unb aud fur eins 3eitIuns emergencies
Gissntbum beorobte. 8lafeIp, Der aub
oas @ebdube eisnete. erIitt einen 8erlut
bon $4,000, nit SO. 800 8eridernns,
pdbrsnD Der 8srluft an Der Se%mbenfa.
Brit s24, 900 III. nit sl4. 900 8erii6ers
uns. 9urd bus Seuer serutbsn 200
2euts aubsr 8eiddftieune Der Saupts
sei&dftslaoen su Wapmari. bas 8. 8
8urcOe 9ebduoe, puree am Wittpo&
Morssn our6 Seuer serffbrt ; 8erlut
$4,000. 8eri&eruns $1,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Traeefafen
(fir ale HGQe,)

Ofonom.-Si, pinldsu su piitn, iparun
tsnn sissntliH bel BEN itBistn 8rtsss bic ee
bsnsmitftl 70 RAID i'm preiis fsiseru. SD fanr
ibnsn feline ~piftni6aftli3s austinanbsrisBure
stbtn, benu ss siebt istnt; abr fslssnes Sc
i6ihte if niGt 70 fabtt
60 iparsn fdls6it 9fitsn. Gin Bauer, BEN
bic Grnif psrfsblt ftBt ih& in sintu Sarbisrfubl.
Ra&btm CT raiifrt mar, rtibts tr BEN 8air-
Deb bic iiblihtu 10 Gents.
,3paniis Gents" iasts bitsr. Wis Der Sau.
CT rhtintt "a iole bel ben 3sittn uue mieseratt
nsn Grntsn alss biaisr itin. aniportttt Der
paarfinFler:
,,@srass bsstpsstn niGt. Sbr na@t 70 LANCE
@tfi&tsr barber, bab MIR ,pstmaI 70 piel Sbsr'
fa6s raiirsu miFsn".
Rebcffah.-Giu patriot" n Elm Wann (),
Der feline franfs 8rau ane fiiuf flfint ainesr i'm
Siib lGbt, inbem sr lid ale 6rripiaissr benz 10
8seimtnt aui6IitBt. Stin .patriotismus' N
nm 10 srS6sr, ba bic pbilantrupbiidsn Burger
pu StaOt scranton, felt Isstr @p4s, isins ia.
mile srnGbrtn.
sBilbelm W.-R aupais TABLE mfnt
idbfpsrfdneli9. .bSfsr S%suftl". Sis
ssbrau6ttn has @prt iur Bar&Huns stuts
@ttbss; bisfes 10 uitt ri6tis, ea bas @crt
uur tinsn m 4 Hnli&tn CHM bat. Sb 70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
6ans III perfanfen.

Gin ututs 9aus nit alien msesrnsn Ginri6i.
unsfn, in BEN btlsn Sbeilf br Stabt stIfstn,
III uuitr e%iinlfiesn 8sbiusunssn su pufauftn.
gIsis $1,000. Nabrts In pn .We9tnbIatt"
Sffa ~ rfabru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Ncme Mm;etgen.
Nerlanat:

Gin teutltss Mdb@sn bas gut fcdtn une
biissIn fam. 0tftpr 8O d 343 Mabilon
Apsnut, Ode Wulbtrry Sirabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12

Rbeumatismus i'm 8dden, in ben
Stuitern. Saften, 4enteln, @lbOssn
ODER S~anoselsnfen entftsbt our4 su piel
Sdure i'm 8lut. Soob's Sariapariaa
BELT RbeumatiSmus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29
Wagner Brings Two Suits.

Harry Wagner. local liquor dealer,
thinks he has teen wronRfully treated
BY Henry Worth and his agent, Carl Ash :
ley. SO be has begun an action to recover
500 paid the former, and an action
against the latter to reco YER 500 for de-
csit. Both suits are brought through the
law ofIice OF Page & Page. Mr.. Wagner
bought saloon on South Main street IL
which he paid 500 and he laid out this
large sum OF money on, be claims. ac-
count Of represen tations made BY Ashley
that the receipts Of the saloon were three
or four times as large each week as they
actually were.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29

lhe wis dom Of the new rules ndopted NV
tne National TrotiinR Association for the
government OK trotting in 1898 has thus early
OF tho Times, recognized as the highest turs
sutnority In the country, has the folIowine o
.S aSocument on the rules, and incidentally upon
the starting judge in the meeting rcscrrs
70. "A fact OF local pertinent interest ia that
is Mr Merrill has been engaged TO act in a sim
sett Park this year. "It Is also we'll to NOT.
.nnt NJ Com bination Park, where the new
rules rules relating to drivers colors and licenses
drivers we-e all ON the side of law and ordar
Ev.ry driver had his colors ana his license.
ail ana q, 'no meeting ran as smoothly ms we'll
ussu .,ssS iocomo1ve The rulec are all right, and
ssppl, Them, there Will be little danger OF
frhuuulent heats or set up races
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29

Council.
When the Common Council rsoonven
ed, Councilman West wanted to make
the mme OF tearing down the old depo,
October Instead of November, and iu
this he was opposed by Councilman
hwarts. When Counoilman West learned
that the Rhode Island State Fair Asso-
citation had been granted the use of the
depos for food exhibition during the
month OF October, ne withdrew his mo-
tloD, ana the resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
An invitation of the Order of United
American Mechanics to review parade on
July Fourth was read Invitation accepted
Also an invitation of the League of
american municipalities to attend the
second annual convention of the League
ae Dstroit Mich, August to Z, inclu-
sive; accepted.
POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM.
From the Bo9rd OF Aldermen came
resolution to extend the polioe signal sys.
.em In tne district annexed from john
ston; passed In concurrence.
Also a resolution directing the COM
mittee on city property to enlarge the
sixth police station and appropriatinR
soo0O therefor; passed in ooncnrrenos.
Also from the Board came resolutions
accepting gifts Of James Burdick and
ground fund; accepted In conourrsnce.
"A communication was received from
the city auditor In reference to the in
creased expenditures, requiring addition
al appropriations, made necessary by the
annexation of q portion CT the town of
Johnston, the total for the current wear
to s45. 761. 35. The matter was
referred TO the conInittee ON unxnce.
Mr.. Angel introduced q resolution
for repairs on Point street
and Washington bridges. The resolution
was passed.
Also an ordinance transferring S1O. 010
rom sewer assessments to the spproprl-
alton for eontinsen ciss. Passed.
Councilman Burdick presented tha
'eport OF the fire com missioners in rela-
Ion to the feast bility of PLACING the FIRE
alarm wires under ground, and CounoiI.
nan Burdick moved that the corpmis-
ioners be invited to address the Com
non Cou ncil.
Councilman Sisson moved that the
,rdinanoe providing for placing she fire |
iarm wires under ground, and approprf- |
ting 100000 therefor, with certain |
msndments of the Board of Alderman
hereto, DO taken from the table, and il |
vas 20 voted.
Continued on Pare 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29

me but to go under an operation.
In speaking with friend of mine
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, say
ing she knew it would cure me. then
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ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
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much good your medicine has done
me. Ashall recommend it to all suffer-
ing women.--Mrs. Rosa GAUM, 720
Wall St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The great and unvarying success of
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in relieving every arrangement
OF the female organs, demonstrates
1t to be the modern safeguard of wo-
mans happiness and bodily strength.
More than million women have been
benefited by it.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited to write to
Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29
NARRAGANSETT BOAT CLUB.
Board Of Governors Held a Meeting a

noard OF Governors Held Meeting al
the Clubhouse Last Evening.
Inc ooard OF governors Of the Narragsn-
sett Boat Club met in the parlors of the club
mouse on Seekonk river last evening. DR.
LOWS d Hallock In the chair. The names os
SIX team applicants were endorsed for mem-
oersnip. The treasurers report showed thu
ciun to be In good condition. all debts being
paid and there being a surplus on hand.
Inc directors voted to give series OF hons
every Thursday evening during the summer
SEASON In the club parlors, commencing July
q the COMMITTEES in charge being appointed
as follows Frederick A Barnes. chairman:
EDWARD White and Edward @ Foster. These
dances are TO be given for the beneat ~
members and their lady friends, and win
DO held from until II o'clock Henry whit.
ting Garfield Of Albany, NY, an honorsrv
member OF the club, was nominated for re-
election to the executive. com mmittee OF the
National Association Of Amateur Oarsmer
Tor the term Of three years. This nomination
VIII 90 seconded by the Laureate Boat Club
Of Troy, NY.
While there has not been as much rox,,n,
1one as In former seasons, on account ~ |
'ne weather, some OF the members have made |
good records thus far, notably Bradbury 7. /
Barnes and William v Polleys, the former
winning tho Boyle medal in the last club
'esat'a' held this month. The qusrteriy
neeting OF the club will bo held July IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29
Decree Entered.

a decres was en- tered IN tho Appellate
court yesterday giving Edmund b.
Evans, receiver Of the. Granite Stat.
rrovident Association permission to
OF $l0 to ono william L. MuIvev and
sarah Mulvey. his wife, all the riebt.
titie and interest that the 0ranita
State Provident Association in
mortgage dated March 81. lS92, and rs-
corded April z, 1892. 30 far az the pe-
uioner Is informed and believes the
lease 10 made subject TO q mortcnre AZ
Seooo and In order to prevent any trou ble
tnat might result concerning the title
this decree was entered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29
NEPTUNE CLUBS REGATTA.
II Will Be Sailed on the Fourth OF July.
Three Special Classes.

Great preparations are being made for a
regatts to be held by the Neptune Yacht Club
OF Bristol on the Fourth OF July. The regatta
committee has decided upon several new
features In order to make the event thor
oughly interesting and popular. In addition
70 the usual cup prizes the committee has
personally donated silver cup. and it will
be decided later to which event this Gift shall
apply. In order TO get the most spirited re-
suits. three special sailing classes have been
arranged.
Among the yachts that are expected to
participate in the races are the Ethelka,
owned by George w Harris which would have
won the Fletcher cup in the Memorial day
regatta had she not carried away her bow
SPIRIT The famous racing yacht Mike is ex-
pecfed to enter; the fast cat yawl Pandora:
the knockabout Chi, owned by Frederick @
Fletcher OF Providence W iii also enter: the
fast knookahout Kildee. owned by Miss
Florence DeWolf, who demonstrated her
ability In the last races as an expert handler
OF boat; the Nornh, the Carrie and the
Hone will also be In the number, and it is ex-
pected that great many more of she cat
boats belonging to Bristol will enter. It is
going TO be gala day, and the different
committees are making extensive prepara-
lions to have it q brilliant success.
Great credit ID due to the enterprising re-
satta committee who have had the matter of
aces in charge. consisting Of the following,
Duncan Hunter. Henry W hayes. William
dodgkinson, l. Msitland Minsher, William Fl
rhurber, II Young. William G Lowe. Jr, and
Frank A ingrahan,.
Invitations have been sent out to several
acht owners. and IL is expected there will be I
ute fleet anchored off the club house.
Tho house committee has made preparations
or very enjoyable entertainment in the
vening. at which there will be dsncir 2, re-
'eshments will be served and the Bristol
will play popular airs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-29
A Fatal Kick.

William Moreau, II years old, Of sheri.
dan street. Central Falls, died yesterday
as result, his mother says. OF kick in
the groin recsived while playing with
other poya week ago. Coroner
Matnieu mas nied MS death return, CIV
Ing the cause of death as peritonitis. He
says the peritonitis was probably caused
by the kick and indigestihle food the
boy ats Aftarward