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TO THE DEMocRATir voTERsl

Referring 10 tic above, I desire TO advise
the doiIoeratio voters Of Houston that Urder
the resolution Of tie Cliy Democratic E1ecp-
tiye COMMITTEE. providing for the holding OF
aIl day primaries un Mnan "a Il u required
Of oy6ry soter, rs condition ncceasary TO
rreisffatlon certificate. as provided Tor In
tho above notica. witch WIN DO stamped.
Voted at Prlmarifa.' AMI returned 10 hm
Tor use ut the general election.
Therefore, don't fail 10 bring your rog.Btra-
ton ooi lifcate to the primaries
B. 4. RfISNER.
Chairman city democratic Executive Com.
nil
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YOUNG MAN, oolored wants 10 do any kind
OF work. daily. monthly or weekly. Address
2577. this office, sg
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by reliable young man
several years experience in general MGR.
.hanaise; good salesman. viii work cheap
to start; good pcnman; city or town. All
dress Kiondike. the office. W
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mir INDICTMENTS.

hand jury in the Federal court to-
Erned four indictments. two Of them
IN alleged violations Of the postal
|ftey we're against Richard Alliniece
kumbus Adams, young colored men,
4 Of whose arrest was made sew
E,s ago. Their cases will come up
Sal this term of court, the criminal
having been set for March S.
~ on trial this afternoon was that
ES. Louis Brewing association VS..
n. Hayes and others. 1t is an
a first started in 1894.
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nd CITY ITEMS
| ..rr JACKETS WANT TO RE-
rrRN To SHIPS.
.-sered in the Application for
.s..us-rour Indictments
4 AR Postal Onenses.

Am. Texas, February 24.-Three
L,sds from the Texas and one from
a,ille surrendered to the police last
"a asked TO be put aboard their
"a authorities at Washington have
|..ssd what disposition they wish
|, ne men. All of them are without
md declare they were having such
ame ashore that they just forgot to
A TO their ships when their leave was
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|sprR IN MANDAMUs CASE.

sDER IN MANDAMUs CASE.
Bryant today made an order IN the
pu Of John Owens for a writ Of
rus against the International aud
Xuthern Railroad company, setting
barring March z. The complainant
that the railroad is holding ten
I corn belonging to him which il
4 10 deliver.
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FOR SAIE-Mnritet fixtures complete. ready
for husinesS box alone cost siSp; entire out
ut cost $3.50; viii take SO cash, raro bar
gain. Address No, nh freston avenue. ~
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THE WILLIAMS TYPEwRITER- New mod
els Nos. . and =, FOR 1898. are nearest per-
feotion; visible writing, strongest manifold
ing. apee dlCst and best, fills ia any blank
form. We sell. rent and exchange Send
for illustrated catalogue. W. II Wright a
Son, genernLagents. 2s6 Main street. Dallas.
Texas l.t6.99
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Election for sheriff.

Franklin, Texas. February 2i.--At to-
days special election for sheriff of Robert
son county an extremely light vote was
polled T. D. John received 209; G. H.
Hodge received 90,
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Some cough mixtures
smother the cough. But the
next breeze fans it into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and smother the fires of in
Aammation. Troches cam
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But SCOTS Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
makes comfortable; the by
pophosphites give power and
stability to the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
soe. and s,.oo, all druggists
SCOTT BOVINE. chsnsiass. Nsw fesN
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Ein, Texas. February 24.--Supreme
proceedings today were as follows:
Nations for writs of error granted :
nst-ons ct al VS.. Galveston, Harris
and San Antonio Railway company,
Bexar;, W, s. Smith ct al VS.. Martins
4 al, from Bell.
3Nrations for writs of error dismissed
5ant of jurisdiction--H. Limbergcr.
!. Sam Barker, rom Bexar; Grand
School Furniture company VS.. i}ra-
county, from Brazorzia; j. f. Smith
| vs. n. Wilson, from Houston; J. T..
ct a VS.. Hamp Wilson, from Hous-
Nations for writs OF error refused
|d San Antonio VS.. Julius Kressel,
|BeAaf, NJ. c. Tombler VS.. Palestine
Pnpany ct al from Anderson; r. l..
: vs.. D. &, Leath, from Hays; Mis-
Kansas and Texas Railway COM
|d Texas VS.. T. NJ. Chambers. from
pa; ". NJ. Cunningham VS.. Faircbild
bson, from Bastrop: Houston Heights
Railway company VS.. Charles p. B.
faka. from Harris; j, S. Brown VS..
western Telegraph and Telephone
fny from Galveston: Fannie Culmore
VI {. Medlenka ct al, from Harris.
foa for Tehearing overruled-W. D.
Y rs. D. T. McAnai1y and wife. from
|aon for rehearing submitted-M l..
la'h ct al VS.. Farmers Loan ana
Company et al, from Dallas.
Eal'led-i alexander Jaske VS.. James
(line, from Bexar
P@ ordered issued, returnable March
Eandamrs case of r. $. Hogue VS..
FFl- Baker, land commissioner.
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--A young lady apprentice at hair
son building, -
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SITUATION WANTED by yorng German
man to work around house. attend horses
and do garden work viii work cheap, Ad-
dress 25li. this office 9G
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TiFSt DtStFlct.
PRESTON, Texas, February 24.-The fol-
Proceedings were had in the civil
appeals here today:
lmed-Jennie NJ. Forsgard ct al VS..
league ct al, from Harris; IL. ID.
sa ct al VS.. C. l.. Thurmond, ST.,
r from Victoria; A. Il. Lincoln VS..
aciiwaine, from Harris.
ened and remanded-P. b. Watson.
% VS.. Isabella McClane, from
Sas ior rehearing refused--Houston
-s company VS.. Hannah Dement, ct
w. Washington; G. G. McGregor vs..
.ma' from Fayette.
~ TO dismiss appeal refused
Iinsley VS.. Uvalde Burns, from
~ to strike out appellants brief re-
Ivy OF LAGRANGE VS.. c. G. Bod
Tom Fayette.
[lilted-Kasper Crause VS.. Harris
IRON Harris; Estate John ]. Han
\. Wheeler, administrator, from
John A. Tanner VS.. George
,usn, from Anderson; City of La
IN, y. =. G. Bodunger. from Fayette;
\ 'yiaoo and Santa re Railway Com
sonn {. Mitchell, from Fort Bend:
H. en.hai Millinery Company vs.. l..
,Is ~ from Houston: Thomas Tlnslev
~ nlrns. from Harris; Jesse Jor-
M, rayne, from Jefferson: Hous-
In e MAS Central Railroad Company
!, NOVEL;, from Fayette; w. b.
,ns. wilhelm Msywald, from Harris.
a by agreement to March s.
\ mont and Kansas City Railway
~. 70. Elizabeth Hernandez ct al.
-s,son' to March 10. j. NJ. Bennett
!, =. a. Latham, from Galveston.
Wo0 submission on March 10, 1898
1. 'S.'ers vs.. Peter Hayden, from
h = Howe VS.. r. p. O'Brien
p nom Cherokee; San Antonio and
f,os ss hallway Company VS.. Robert
|Noisa nnueces; #. G. McReynolds ct
n broussard ct al, from Jeffer-
u Rowland VS.. NJ. Scott, admin
IN, a. az from Smith; Gulf, Colorado
4 81 re Railway Company VS., H. d.
N W.T., from Harris: d. IL. L. Hun
S ,aie J. Hunter. from Hairs;
's VS.. Perry Campbell, from
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS has artesian wntor sys.
tom, electric lights and good drainage; tbs
car service and roRd@ays are the best. For
lots at low pricra aud on easy terms. IN
quiie NJ the Houston llcights ofhec, 3lN
Main street. Jno. a. Mlioy Agent. u
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wANTED--Scver iadIcs To cngarc in con.
gehiGi work, representing rrcminont Hous-
ton institution ~ tho city Actress s7si
this o,fcc IS
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MADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Parisian new
elegant masquerade costumes for rent and
mode to order; orders sent all over Texns.
Rooms and ,, Telephone building, 9
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EGGS for setting rom standard brcl, hish
scnrlns Brown leghorns, The best ogg FRO.
dac'nr towlss we Keep only healthy. Nisor-
ous, tafinstsisei stora. no town lot chick
GUS 81 so for II; we ship anywhere, Tho
Star Poultry and Duck Farm. Houston
lien BITS Texas 4
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WANTED NO RENr.

YOUNG MAN would like furnished room N
houpr With modern convcnienccs not TOO
iar from business center. Addrcss esSa. care
Post M
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J. l.. KOPF, undertaken and cmbalinor, has
complete line of funeral goods. pictures,
flames and holdings. Phone 6S7 1913 Prairie
avenue. II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE HAVE four beautiful lots facing craw-
ford street that vac can oJfpr for this week AZ
5000 each several pretty homes have been
added 10 our list aud We eau suit you both
az TO price and loratlou Piyo lB a list Of
my properly TINT you may hayn for snlc
or rent and we viii nnd q customer; seyr
ciBl fine business openings. Norileot n
Cooley. Phone G7S, Room 20I. Bn2 Build.
TN,
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RARE oPPoRTUNIry-.T get tho best
alcohol lamp; ladies. get one and be happy
Wonder Store. *
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT-
ING SCHOOL--Mason block. 1t is neither
our desire nor Intention TO compete with
chear schools, for in such you usually get
JUS what you pay for--"cheap' instruo-
ticn. However pupils entering before
March l will receive tuition mt So per
INIT L
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KATTMANN & KNEELAND-Manu faetnrers
OF tents, awnings. tarpaulins. wagon covers,
ETC.; flags made TO order; Si5i2 Congress
avenue corner Travis street Houston,
Texas: phone S31. n
HOW is 1T clothes cleaned nr dyed at Fer
nandez Partisan Steam Dye Works, els
Travis, look as hsw2 Because It IS done ny
professionals. n
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FINE lot OF new bugges, phnctons. surveys
| aud harness tor sale. L,rendon's Stables,
Franklin and Caroline street. -
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WAIT Sropt--Thcy have arrived clothes
NaRhcta, hampers, lunch baskets and boxes;
foot and wash libs Wonder Stete ~
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For sALE--Quartcr block 10 Third ward on
street ear linc. close in. southwest corner.
purity improved, revenue bearing property.
For price and terms address Dandy jim.
this office 2s
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HOUSTON CYPRESS ClsTERN CO, manu-
factuTcrs of cypress aterns. tanks, water
trpugLs. ETC. Office and factory. foot of
Main street, Houston. Phone No. 5sb. u
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

b>OtS1y ASoAsS%s o&AS<A SA~bASfs
L0sT--sna black mud tan dog; answers TO
nnme "MicH collar marked "Arinsteah
Prairie Ave" Suitable reward for return "
1877 FaDDin street %
LosT--pnrse containing about nine dollars,
between corner Capitol Avenue aud San Ja-
einto street aud Foley's store. $3.50 a. m.
Wednesday. liberal reward II returned to
zaii Nance street 20
LOST one ten dollar bill aud two one dol
lar hills, finder WIZ be rewarded by return
ing TO BURNERS office Houston Post Is
sTRAyED OR STOLEN--A lemon and white
pointer pup, . months old; liberal reward n
returned 20 American Brewery n
LOST -Yellowish brown Shepherd dog. black
tip on tell. black nose and black marks oyer
the eyeh; answers To name Of Pettsey, Is
reward II returned % MlIby Dow. 20
sTRAYED or stoien--One dark bay mare, IL
hands high. dark brown nulca one horse
and one marc. IL hands high horse-inuIe
branded u. With bar over II on rib; mare
mule has BIZ marks IN corner OF mouth So
reward. Address r. II Wilson, sheldon.
Texas. "A
STOLEN About February G. isSs. gold wafcn,
case No. 3Vs. 553; lSk; number Of works, lfs
500 j. H. Mitchell name on fnce and w o.
Fhipps. Loyeiady, Texas. IN back oner siJ
rrward for same. w. q. Phipps. Loyclady.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Lady with 5000 TO $4,000, single
or widow, to assist gentleman with capital.
TO start good paying enterprise Address
pho thiR niflnn
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rHYsfCIAXs' DIRECTonY.

DR. Il. a. EiDsAN.
offlco, 800 and sis Blnx building: Teie.
phone 49,. Hours II to and TO Z. Resi-
dercc. Capitol Hotel.
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SITUATION WANTED.

/ SilOAIlON WANTED aas=s
! wANTED--Position by man who uadcraIend,
/ culture OF tobacco. on salary or shares
further information. Address 1852. this of,
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by colorod man al cool
/ or servant and general utility man. Ad.
dress s56s, this office. !;
! WANTED Situation by first class broad AM
| cake baker married; strictly sober and
| industrious. Address Hans w. lsangc, i1Gl
Center street. Z,
CoLoRED GIRL 1e years old wants a plafc
70 do cooking for small family. No 2lns
Pierce street y,
WANTED situation by young lady, dining
room or chambcrnaid Address Anuie por.
kins, 10 San Jucinto street Z,
SITUATION wanted by q young sober swcdc
as Sardman; take care OF horses and gar.
Gen am willing TO do any honest WORK. Ad-
dress J n, this office u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a German Girl as
COOK IN private family. Address 1885,
SITUATION wanted by middle aged y
man MS n cook also do housowork. rn,
give reference Apply at li8 Washington
street. - =
WhNTED~-fosition by news and lob printer'
soner aud married Address 20il Maury
street, Houston. -
WANTED--Position by reliable Young man
several years experience in general mcr
,handise; good salesman. will work cheap
TO start; good pcnman city or town. All.
dress klondike, the office. "
WANTED Situation by an experienced rar-
dener; thoroughly competent; references
FURNISHED. ADDRESS 300, this office n
YOUNG white man wants work IN hotel or
restaurant; a waiter also understands
..sokinsi IN or out of city. Address 2672
WHITE MAN cook wants position: hesi of
references. Address George Michal. care
Iolemanakos Bros, corner Main and Prai-
SITUATION WANTED by 4 eoloTod how d
attend to horse. buggy and work around the
house. Address 25ll, this office, %
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants 10 do any kind
OF work daily. monthly or weekly Address
257I. this office ca
SITUATION WANTED by yorng German
man to work around house. attend horses
and do garden work viii work cheap, I'D
dress 25lf. this office. 20
CoLoRED woman wants small washing
OF any kind Call at us Andrews .6
WANTED by an allround timer
ana hardware clerk; also understands the
undertaking business; sobpr and Industrious.
Write 10 o0io. Boy 2, Franklin. Texas. &c
WANTED by young ooIorod wo-
man as chambermnld Please call al l0ll
Saulnier street city ~
March /, position as dress
goods man; 10 years experience; age 2S
Address 7Oll, this office. 70
Situation by young man; strictly
sober TO build rock or brick chinnoys;
Address p. o. Box IS, Mlllican. Texas. n
SITUATION WANTED by a nrst class cook
and houscEirl tcolored). Apply 1909 Prairie
avenue. 20
WORK of any Kind around house or yard:
can furnish good city reference. Address
ats5, this office. 2b
~
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FOR SALE $500 acrcs prairie land, Austin
county. between Wallis aud seaiy. on rail-
road. $40 per acre. easy terms Address
owner, John sleeper, Waco. Texas. 81
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LANDS FOR SALE-~Of good quality, con-
sisting OF improved farms and unimproved
places stuated 10 nifty counties OF our
great state tho Huinc ARE offered homeserk-
srs ut reasonable prices, ON accommodating
terms, and conservative rate OF interest.
state yofr wants clearly, promptly applying
for booklet. addressing Land Department
T.. J. Wills Bro. Uhc oldest Wholesale
Texas. Sill
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT MAS DAfRY--claTf street road.
sefyice bu,i Boss" A.. J. G. c., herd NUM-
Der 1920; fee t1.5o cash Il. v. Dunbar,
~
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A6ENTS--Economg Gas burner, saves 10 por
cent Of gns, makes large, beautiful light
and gives 100 per cent profit to statesmen
General Agency Co., 2gS Dearborn street,
Shinago III II
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by first class bread anu
cake baker, married: strictly sober and
Industrious. Address Hans W. lsangc, lT6l
Center street \,
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WANTED--Position by man who underestimate
culture Of tobacco. on salary or shares;
further Information. Address a5gs. this Of
nee. n.
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LNJIEs troubled with freckles, wrinklcs DIV
skin, blackheads. learn to remove them by
Calling on Nine, Eoline Stanly, at W. L.
Foleys dry goods store. =
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sltlAiioN wanted by middle aged 4
man MS cook also do Homework can
give reference Apply at ll3 Washington
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WANTED Situation by young lady, dining
room or chambernaid, Address Anuie por-
kns. lgQ san lncinto street v
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A CoLoRED GIRL 1e years old wants a plafc
q do cooking for small family. No 2ins
Pierce street. "
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by colored mau as cook
or servant and general utility man. Adj
dress e56s, this office. Y
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SORGHUM Miilct. White poarly Corn. Early
Ohio Corn. Yellow Corn, Texas white Corn.
ronds' Seed Co. Twentieth and strand,
Galveston, TcNae. 26
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WANTED-Situation by German girI as
COOK IN private family. Address eSg5.
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NY lady living in the First, Fourth, Fifth or
siNth ward. who would like 10 own n plane
N1tid do well 10 call on mo at once Tor
particulars G. j. Palmer, Business Man
ngeT Post. -
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YOUNG white man wants work n hntoi ar
restaurant; Al waiter, also understands
eeeeking; In or out of city. Address 2679
this Office. VI
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EnisoN's MIMEoGRAPII and supplles-sold
70 railroads ahd large noip9rationh at
Il Litho Co. Il
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as Sardman; take care OF horses and gar.
den am willing to do any honest WORK Ad-
dress j. N. this office ~
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FOR Lll--oxodonur, cheap; now and guar
nrNud in perfect order, for rent or SALE
Address Wonder store, ~
Connecticut western news., 1898-12-22
LIME ROCK.

Mir Weed is very sick with typhoid fever.
 Herbert Beckley is sick with a hard cold.
 The Christmas trees services will be held in the Episcopal church Sstur- day evening at seven o'clock and at the Methodist church on. Tuesday evening. Mrs Bradley and daughter, Miss Jes- sic, have been visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Lucy Richardson and Miss Jes- sic Bradley were in New York city one day last week. Mrs W. Norton has been in Rich- mond, Mass, visiting friends for the past week.
 Miss Harriet P. Ensign has been on the sick list.
 Edward Bradley is home from Brown University, Providence, for two week g vacation.
 Mrs Lucy Richardson has been quite ill for the past week. Mrs Julia Ensign has been sick but is much better.
 The remains of Mrs Amanda Hobart was brought here from Utica on Tues day of last week for burial, Mr Ho- bart and Mrs Maynard accompanying them. The deceased was life long resident of Lime Rock until about ten years ago when she went to Utica to live with her son George Hobart. AL though 84 years old she was great reader and kept strictly up with the times in every particular. Her funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon in the NJ. B. church. Rev Mir Bohlman otaoiat. ing. Burial in Lime Rock osmstsry.
Connecticut western news., 1898-12-22
THE ASSISTANT CLERKSHIP.

George E. Hinman of this city is a candidate for assistant clerk of the House of Representatives and his friends are now making an active canvas to se- cure the place for him. He has the abilities to fill the position admirably, and his newspaper work especially has given him an experience in meeting people which will be of much value to the members of that body. The claims of Windham county ought to be par ticularly strong on this place for 1t is noteworthy that practically solid Re- publican delegation makes up it's mem- bership in the General Assembly and this is the rule year after year.
 Mr Hinman was graduated from the Great Burlington. Mass. High school in 1888 and entered newspaper work, in which he was engaged for six years, the last three years as editor of the Willi- mantle Journal. In 1895 he resigned this position to begin the study of law, and has received thorough legal edu- cation in Yale Law school and the office of Attorney w. A. King of this city. In tbe law school last June he was one of the four honor men of his class and won the Edward Thompson prize-$225 worth of law books, awarded to the member of his class passing the best ex- animation. He takes this month the state examination for admission to the bar. He is justly regarded by all who know him as excellently equipped for his profession and a high degree of suc- cess is confidently predicted for him.
 In politics he has been an active, working Republican in Windham ever since attaining his majority and is now . member and secretary of the town school committee. ee.-Willimantic Chroni- cie, Dec. 10.
 We understand that Litchfeld Coun- ty will not present candidate for the assistant clerkship, therefore the NEWS feels at liberty to give MT Hinman its most cordial endorsement for that posi- tion. Mir Hinman came from good old Litchfeld County stock. but Windham County seems entitled to recognition this year. The last Windham County clerk was E. M Warner 1878 g.
 Mir Hinman was for three years on the editorial staff of the Berkshire Courier, and Litchield County readers of that paper have had an opportunity to judge of his qualifications. By nature and by training he is we'll fitted for the assist ant clerkship, and his election would mean the right man in the right place.
Connecticut western news., 1898-12-22
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.

Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by lady in this country. "Disease fastened it's clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood it's severest tests, but her vital or gans were undermined and death seem ed imminent. For three months she coughed necessarily, and could not sleep She finally discovered way to recovery. by purchasing of us bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for con- sumption, and was SO much relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all night; and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus writes w 0. Ham nick & Go. of Shelby, N. O. Trial bottles free at w. H. Camps drug store, Canaan; G. H. Clark's drus store, Salisbury; G. E. Frink's drug store, Falls Village. Regular size 50c and $1.0O. Every bottle guaranteed.