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Iowa Republican Convention.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 2S.-H. G. Nc.
MILAN, chairman of the Republican
state committee has issued a call for
the state convention to be held in Du.
buque. Thursday, Sept. l. There will
be 1920 delegates. The convention
will nominate candidates for secretary
Of state, treasurer, auditor, judge of
the supreme court, reporter Of the su.
preme court, attorney general and two
railroad commissioners, one Of the lat.
ter to fill vacancy.
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senate Confirms Moore.

WAshiNGToS, April 2S.-The senate
has confirmed John r. Moore Of New
York to be assistant secretary Of state.
The senate adjourned without transact.
ing any important business.
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MUST GO INTO SERVICE.

West Point Grad yates Its Glass Of 'D8 BE.
fore the End OF the Year.
HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y, April 2S.-
West Point graduated the class of 1893
during the afternoon. The stern re.
quirements Of the service permitted
nothing but short ceremonies. This is
Che first time since 1861 that any class
has been graduated before the end of
the academic year.
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CONSUMPTION.
,Foiey's Honey ord
Tar does not hold out
false hopes in advanced
Istages. but claims to give
relief in tho very woret
cases. and In early stages.
TO effect u cure.
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Amphitrite After Coal.

KEY WEST, Fla. April 2S.-The mon.
ito1 Amphitrite has arrived here from
Natanzas for coal.
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n
: oiCyS Honey and

: WY 3 UOVCv UVU
tLrlsEaa.r .nt"odto give.
roiAat relief In ill cases
~ Asthma. DO not class
ms with thcr mcaicinc|
That has Jailed to give
.,u re,.o..
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Enthusiasm at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mict., April 20. Never,
since the war of the Rebellion, have
such exciting and patriotic scenes been
witnessed as were enacted during the
day upon the departure Of the state
militia for mobilization at the camping
ground at Island Lake, five miles west.
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COUGHS.

Do not neglect a Cough
or Cold, as delays arc Of
ten dangerous. Foiey's|
n and is n
pleasant. safe and sure
cure. Contains no opiates
and 10 guaranteed.
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PNcuM0MlA.

PNEUMONIA.
DR.. J. &. Bishop. OF Ag.
new. Mich. says: ~ have
used Fo'cy'e Honey
ond Tar in three very
sevcrc cases 81 Pncumo-
niathc past month. with
good zctuits."
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IA GRIPPE. i
have had the CRY
you ~probcbly need s.l
|linble medicineliAero.
Honey ano
TO hoal your lungs '1
stop the rncksns eou1
Incidental tothl- d's
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Thirty five years make a generation.
That is how long .Adolph Fisher, OF
GAINESVILLE. O., suffered from piles. He
was cured by using three boxes Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
FRANK SMITH.
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"lDr. Fenner's Dyspepsia ure,'

"Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia ure."
rs the name implies, is simply for Dys.
pepsia or Indigestion. 1t should be gu
perior to the general run Of preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by a
physician of many years. study and ex-
%perience, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted as authorities.
II not satisfied after using one bottle,
your money will be refunded by Frank
Smith Of Madison.
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GROUP.

GROUP.
Thousands OF infants
and children die yearly
Of Group. every one Of
these innocents could
have been saved had 70.
ley's Honey md Tar
beon given them in time.
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TO FULL WAR STRENGTH.
Regular Arr-y Ordered Immediately Re-
cruited to Sixty-one Thousand
Men,

WAsHIsGToS. April ga general
order has been issued from the war de.
partment, that immediate measures be
taken to recruit the regiments of the
regular army and the battalion of en-.
e%ineers. The army will be recruited to
tull war strength Of I'll, 600 men.
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to be too lightly dismissed, for it is in
line with multitnde of observations
heretofore made, though not previously
reduced to experimental demonstration.
But assuming it to be true, what results?
In nearly every form OF human society,
and in nearly every rank within each
form, male children are wanted. Among
the savage peoples they are wanted as
hunters, among the barbarous as war
riors, among the industrial as wage
earners. Consequently, an application
Of the learned physicians principle in
practice must necessarily lead to
u disproportionate production of
men. The resulting conbats among these
for the favor and possession Of the
insufficient number OF women would 60
far toward solving the problem OF re-
dundancy Of population now pressing
upon all the more advanced nations
This loss OF life should, however. be
much more than compensated by the
rigorous application of the law Of the
survival oi the tittcSt, leading to a steady
improvement in the quality Of the race
\ natural balance would not fail to e.
tabli>h itself within few generations,
fOr the enormous premium 50 t. speak J
on women would encourage the pruduc-
ton of girl children. Thus one clearly
pcrccives that this latest contribution to
science, like all oi those that stand for
real knowledge, is destined to make. in
the long RUIZ, ior the welt h"ing and
happiness OF mankind. The doctor
promises to communicate his system in
detail at an earl y day to a world that
will await it with an iMpaticncc which
it might not be- tpn much to dnscrib" AZ
fcbrilr.
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Long Distance Telephone 1867.
Thurs lay, January 6, 1898.
Coon morning!

PERHAPS the most surprising ~nggrs-
ton that has cmanated from Russia
since tlr beginning OF the attempts upon
the integrity OF China is that which the
cable brought us yesterday from the
Novosti of It. Petersburg. This Is the
Journal which the Russian Government
appears to choose, from among those at
its disposal, ior the launching OF trial
balloons" Only the day before it had
contained the tranquil assurance that
Great Britain had nothingt to d" IN the
East. but to watch Russia and Germany
divide China, which operation it called
the maintenance Of the "status quo.
Yesterday it brought forward with equal
tranquility the suggestion that an ALL
ancc Of Russia with Japan was highly
desirable by way OF maintaining the pc
liticaI equilibrium.
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'aIlItIt'Il.

Frank Cooper, Of Philadelphia, who
spent his Christmas vacation at the
National Hotel, has returned to college,
Frank Stevens has returned from a
visit to PhiladcIphla.
William Ellison ha> been in phiadrl-
phia.
While cutting ice at IIuNrIi'S mill
pond on Monday, William Conner fell
overheard.
samuel Mjtlliu, Of rI,iadclphia, has
been visiting mere.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace. Of Dover. is
the guest Of Mis-. IIczrkiah Cullen.
\ live pigeon shooting contest took
place Il few Gay. ago At the edge ii town.
and the following j. the score: Horace
Evans, 10 straight; Levi ~irrnrr 9 out Of
40; samuel >pcAI. ) uut Of IT.. and
Stephen Miller, out oi t. Who said
Steve was Il crack shot,
Mr.. and Mrs. john II. lIin-I.y ccIc-
brMrl their -r\rulcrMlh wedding ami
Nrrsory last Friday evening. There was
Il large crowd present. ANA a very pleas
ant evening "as spent, aIh th"y aII tN-
i"ndcd Mr.. and Mrs, Iiin~!uv th"ir best
wishes ipr he future and that they may
celebrate many more anniversaries. The
presents received were both Ulnanpnta!
and useful and were highly "pprrclNcd.
fruItla1ld Grange net here on ~:tur-
day night and the following officers we've
installed by \. ". SHymnakcr; master,
y. i. Browne; uvrrsrrr, l.. = PROUD; lee
tnrrr, Miss Jennie T. Brown; chaplin,
Robert Maris; steward, l.. A. lawlhrop;
assistant steward, W. {. Mason; tnaS,ll'-
or. +. II. Bancroft; secretary, T. e. Ban
croft; gate keeper. William Pilcagor; po-
mona, Mrs LIda Trcar flora. Mrs. Jrn-
ME laWtirop; ceres. Mrs. 4. b. Brown;
lady assistant, Miss Mary K. Proud.
George GiIdcrsIccyr and Norris Town
send have returned t" I'll" University Of
Pennsylvania.
DR.. +. W. Cooper and wife diucd Srv.
craI friends last Thursday.
DR.. CornwrIl and wife gave Il Suppcr
t" several friends last Thursday evening.
J. Donncy Price had the lucky number
that drew the graphophonc at Il. j.
CanpbcIl'r last saturday night,
An enjoyable social was given 1T Mrs.
George II. Glldrrsccvc's lH~t Friday
evening Instrumental and vocal music
was rendered by her two daughters Flor
cnrc and Mary,
Mr.. and Mrs. lIczckiah Cullen gave
Il banquet last Saturday night in honor
Of several relatives and friends and an
enjoyable time was spent.
Mrs. Lucy Brown and son Aubrey, Of
Wilmington, have been visiting Mrs. A.
d. Bostick.
Walter Hazel Of Philadelphia is visit.
ing here.
Miss Leila Cole Of Wilmington has
been visiting Miss Mazic Townsend
Miss Sallie Stevens gave SUPPER to
several Of her friends last Friday even
ing.
The II. A. W. Club gave New
Years socablc at the home of the Misses
last Friday evening. Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered bv
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Commerce and Finance.

In Flour the movement was light, Job
bers holding of, but offerings were not
large Ind holders were firm on all desir-
able family brands. Spot Bran was
steady with small but ample supplies.
No. and choice Hay met with Il fair de-
mand at quoted rates, but medium and
poor stock were dull and freely offered
at former prices. Straw was plentiful
and hard to move. Refined Sugars were
firm and in moderate request. Wheat
opened weak, under lower foreign ad-
vices and bearish speculation in other
domestic grain centres, and at p. N.
showed a decline OF sc. from last even
ing's rates. Exporters took $4,000 BUSH
els No. . rcd, in parcel lots on private
terms Corn options showed no i'm
po'tant change up to the close OF the call.
a fair export demand prevailed and lOO,-
600 bushels No. . mixed were worked on
terms withheld. Nothing was done
sprcnativcly Local car lots were quiet
and barely steady Oats in ear lots
ruled steady Exporters took 25,OOO
bushels on secret terms. Cotton was un-
changed
Grain Movement
Receipts at Philadelphia Wheat, 25,-
80; Corn, )7,o1o; Oats, 17,7SS. Bal
timom:-Whcat, IS, S,54l; Corn, ool 1923;
Oats 2G, 100. Shipments from p'iladcl-
rhla:--W heat, %, I2O; Corn POS; Oats,
G,ooO. Ha',im"v:-W Wheat, 10000;
Corn, l22, 1876.
stock clearing at tIcIand'S. Do Won
know what that means to yon, Money
saving.
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\ pretty Wedding wa- splrmuizpl thi,
Afternoon at 80 clock, in Beaver I'au
VI, J. Church, ncaI Ilarl,rsun. the con.
tracing parties being Rev. Frank Shaw
ain, the popular Young pastor Of Beaver
Dam Circuit VI. i. Church. and Mi>,
Bessie Davis Bennett, daughter of MIR.
and Ms. FulnrIt :. Bennett, "i near
Milton, The officiating minister wa-
Rev. J. II. ;. EWrll. ui GcuryrtuWn as
sisted by Rev. q. K. Hodge, Of Miloll.
iii" bridesmaid was Miss Bessie john
son, "t M'Ilrrd "hu ll.r best man was
Henry /. Bennett, the brides brulI her.
The uSlrrS were Joseph VI. lank, John
:. Wilson and Frederick Wclch, of Mil
ton, and RpIrlt NraS"y. of IIurbc-on
Miss Bessie Donovan, Of lIarlc>on, pre-
sided at the organ. and as the bridal
party entered the church, which wa~
ta~trlnIIy decorated with rvrrgrrcns,
Lohrngrin'- march was played. Upon
reaching he altar the bride and groom
stood beneath AN emblem representing
two hearts pierced with an arrow. ANA
the words were pronounced that made
them man and wife while the ulgani,t
softly played "Whcn Other Lips and
Other Hearts, At the conclusion of the
ceremony and willie the patty We e
leaving the church. strains from Mend
~ohn'~ hurst forth very effectively lrom
IT," organ. tn" happy couple were
driven T." Milton, where they took the
train for Baltimore. From that city
they viii coniinur thcir journey t. Ports
mouth, Va, and Charlotte and Monroe.
\. &. \ novel feature ul Inc occasion
Wa> the attending in full lrga.ia Of the
ncnlt"r- ul the Milton Council, Jr. =.
/. \. NJ, Of which the groom i> Il mem
bcr, Mr.. and Mrs. CAIN will bn at home
1T larbrson after January IS.
The 'icorgrtoWn Cornct Band last
evening rendered Il scrcnadr to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert j. Polk, who returned from
their wedding tour. They were also the
recipients Of Sclrlla'lr from the "caIi-
thunplaHs.
Alpnz" j. johnson and Miss doll,
Mcars, both Of this county, were married
Sunday evening at the NJ =. parsonage,
by the Rev. }. II. ). EwcIl
Twenty tracts pi land in InwrS, the
real estate OF David Wolfe, will br sold
Il! public sale by Sheriff Johnson, at the
Nirdcn House at that place, ,on Saturday,
the 18th inst.
Rev. J. Y. Van Burka!ow has removed
from Railroad avenue to property Of
Wellington EralnhaIl, on North Bcdiuld
street.
Miss Jennie Wilson is with relatives at
Millvill, e \. J.
stephen =. Gnnby, an aged and highly
respected citizen and Democratic poll
tician Of Broad Creek hundred, died last
night while sitting in chair at his home
near Loves Cross Roads The cause of
death was heart failure. The deceased
was aged about 20 years.
Be'slrr the "Windsor" is stamped in
your rubber collar.
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A silver Offering will lie taken at the

ed. a silver. offering VIII lie taken at the
door.
Captain Thomas Draper, formerly Of
this town, but recently Of near Hazlett-
Vile, has moved back to Dover and now
occupys the old Baptist Church parson-
age on the Green.
Mr.. Joseph H. Hayes has been ap-
pointed agent for the Prudential Life In
surance Company, under the new ar
Iangclnents Of affairs, which took place
last week. His district will include
Dover and vicinity John lIusteed, Of
Smyrna, has been appointed to a similar
position for the district OF Smyrna and
vicinity.
Elmer p. Taylor, Of this town, who
has been acting agent for the Prudential
Life Insurance Company, with district
comprising Dover, Chcswold, LeipSic,
Little Creek. Smyrna, Townsend, Mid
dlrtown and Odessa, has been promoted
to the position Of Assistant Superintcn-
dent with headquarters at smyrna. As
Mr.. Tavlor has had a marked degree Of
success in his line Of work during the
p;s e r., this oi,n, IS will readily
be seen, has been well deserved by him.
His many friends in Dover wish him un-
prrcdcntrd success in his new undertake
lngs.
John sickle. Of Milford, has been
lodged in Dover jail for stealing chick
ems.
Those who have ice houses hay,
reapcd Il rich harvest the past week,
Owing to increased business the Dover
Machine Works have put in a twenty
five horse power tubular boiler, made by
lhc Erie City Iron Works. Also Il
tWcnt y-tiye horse power engine.
Harmony Council, Jr O. t. 4. NJ, Of
ChcSWold, installed the following officers
last night: CuunciIor ". &. Hnckspn;
Nlrc-C Councillor, ". :. IIar'lcastc: Re-
cor,ing Secretary, W. Percy Evans; .t~-
sistant Recording Secretary, J. II. bdn-
ncnhaur; Financial Secretary, :. Is,
Cooper; Treasurer. ". f. Collins; Con-
ductor, j. VI. Ford; lrsidr Guard, W. :
Thompson.
:, b. Hancock, on luosda, moruin4
last, hauIcd 5000 pounds Of poultry
from the depot to Richardson u Robbins
shops between half past ~jX and half
pas, eight O'Clock. Pretty good mora
ingS work.
Chester A. Haumb, Sr,, formerly ul
this town, aged GS years, died Of apo
plcXy at Delaware City, ON Sunday even
ing last lis remains will be brought
to Dover tomorrow, Thursday, on the
ten O'clock train and intrrmrnt will be
mad" at La kysilc Icnctcry.
Mine Host cnlc OF the Hotel Richardson,
gave dance on Saturday evening
last, in honor Of Roy jackson, John
kellum. Alexander WoIcott, Josiah
WoIcAt and James ~auIshuly, all OF
whom had been hOmeon their vacation.
Those present were as follows;
Miss Maggie Bell, Eliza Abc,htown,
Kentucky; Misses Alcnn Atkins, Nellie
Rash, Fannie Walker, Minerva Smith,
lury Richardson's Ethel IIcvcrin, Bcnir
Frank, Bessie Reynolds, Ida McGonigal,
MsIiord; Priscilla Walker, Ncva l'arvi>,
Minnie >rhahingcr. Mary Burton. Dora
Wilds, Virginia Harrington.
MesSrS. Philip Burnett, Frank CasSnn,
Nolan McGonigaI Frank F. Smith, 4.
b. Richardson, Edward Griffith. John
Parks. Howard NJ. Wilkinson, Henry
Jones, Carl Fleming, ). Maxwell lIar-
rington, H. X. Harrington, John krI-
,ur, Josiah WoIcott, AlcxandrriW iWo' colt,
James salisbury, Roy jackson, Frank
X. Mitchell.
tIcIand can save dollar or two i"r
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Good Shoes cheap at CIrIaMl~.
ewes.

\ rc"uUn ui the ballots and Il COM
1lrI~on o1 thr list Of voters with the bal
H. cast III saturdays election, resulted
in til" throwing oul OF District -, IN
which James Bartlett had been Anuoun-
r"d n, elected commissioner. II was dis
covered that some one living III District
III hHd voted in District - ballot box
and uS that one ticket, which Wa~
known, wa, the deciding vote in favor
Of Nh. Bartlett. it made Il ir vote, and
the election officers did not render amy
certificate.
\ week Of PRAYER is hcing observed in
the Presbyterian and NJ. +. Churches.
Next week the regular special revival
services will b" hr.d II the NJ T."
Church,
Preparations for entertaining the Viii
mingtun VI. +. Conference, here. in
March, have begun. The committee,
with ltcN. II. d Norkran, met Nr>trr-
day, and tl" securing "i homes for the
visitors will conrncc his week.
The numerous holiday visitors to our
towns have returned to their homes,
schools, and business vucationS.
The ponds have been frozen over this
week aEi have afforded much pleasure
to "ur people. Skating bv moonlight
w"> very popular and dcIighlinl.
tlrauI has reduced heavy shoes.
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Laurel.

Vigilant Council, No. -, Jr q. L, A.
NJ, elected the following officers ut their
regular meeting last night for the en-
suing term: Councillor, Clas. W. Hill;
V. Councillor, D. II. Henry; A. r. Sec
retary, II. b. Rodney; Conductor, II. 0.
Riggin; Warden, B. +. Bennett; Inside
Sentinel, Tlos Windsor; Outside Sen
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LMIN ,1TON, DELAWARE THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1898

the Misses Sheppard and Miss Mamie
Cowgirl and Carrie Price, and Mr.. Mittlin
Hood of Philadelphia was the orator Of
the evening. The others present We're:
Miss Eva Chase, Of Seaford, Misses
Nellie Cooper, Edith Van Ornam, Ethel
Stubbs, Ellen Price, May Draper and
Lizzie Morris, Messrs. Walter Hazel, Of
Philadc phia, William Boe, T. Hanson
Howell, Alexander Jackson Stubbs and
J. ID. Clark. Afterthc social they attended
watch night services At the NJ. f. Church
Frank Bancroft was getting ice at
Moores' mill pond on Monday afternoon
when accidentally his team backed
down a steep hill and the wagon, horses
and occupants all went into the icy
water
Mrs. J. {. Noshcll gave Il dinner on
sunday to several friends, at her resi-
'lcnce at Greens Mill, and the large
number OF invited guests present were
more than pleased with the beautiful
rcpast. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs John Chambers and daughter,
Levi Proud and family, John Evans and
family, William Pheagor and family,
&c. freas and wife, Alexander Draper
and wife, Miss Susie Warren, Mis-.
Fannie Cooper and Mr.. Harry Roe.
lee cream and cake was also served
Caldsarr ont announcing the marriage
of Avery Draper to Miss Ada Cool, Is!
near IIazletvilr, on "Wednesday, Jan. II,
II high noon.
Miss Clara Cats entertained a cont
pany OF friends from six tn ten o'cIuck,
pleasantly spent in games, music, land re-
irc~ltMCnt- were served at ) O'Clock.
Those present were Jennie Knight
Florence Dunn, Laura ProstlrY Sadie
lhorp, julia Wharton, Bessie Richards,
Edna Armstrong, Lizzie CarrpW. LiZHir
Iln>Iry Walter Ross, Eddie Scott,
Charlie Lord and George Knight.
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tinel, G. &. Marris; Trustee, +. +. Davis;
Representatiye S. C., T.. W. Riggin.

tinel, {. q. Marris; Trustee, +. +. Davis;
Representative S. C., L. ". Riggin.
The coinmodious and handsome new
NJ. +. church. at Seaford, was dedicated
last Sunday. The Rev. {. W. Prcttyman,
W. +. England, p. II. Rawlins and Pre-.
siding Elders Barrett and Adams assisted
the pastor, Rev. Il. X. Stephenson, in
| the services. About S2,On was raised
during the day.
! Reduction in Heavy Shoes at ClrIand'
/ Wyoming.
/ A member of the senior class Of the
| Theological seminary at Lancaster, Pa,
/ will preach in the reformed church next
Sunday and evening.
John Moore, OF Cambridge. Md, has
been visiting here.
". \. Moore and family Of Whining
ton have been visiting here.
/ Miss Grace Tinlal has returned from
a visit through the West.
Alden and Wilmer Benson are visiting
in Wilmington.
II. {. A|rich Of Easton, Nd. has been
visiting here.
Rubber collars "l4 King Street.
Magnolia.
The NJ. +. sunday school gave their
Christmas treat on Sunday nigh, last.
Rev. j.. II. Dcrrirkson has returned
from Sussex County.
Mrs T. \. McIlvain las returned from
a visit to Maryland.
Edward Lodge Of Washington, H. G.,
has been visiting here.
Miss Hannah Grace has returned to
h"r home in Wilmington.
Mr., and Mrs William Bulaignc, Of
Wilmington, who has been visiting here
has returned home.
Mrs. T. y. White and son Wallace u'
Lebanon, are visiting here.
TIL" latest thing out rubber collars.
Irt'utiIta.
\ @rotrSQucIv hrIcrkrd company Of
nlaSpuoI"dars produced quite c"lnnu-
tl"n Throughout the town ON Saturday
evening. This body OF New Year :
callers numbered twelve and their near
"St friends failed t." penetrate their fancy
ma Ks. After visiting tlr business see
tlon Of the town they made cal $ upon
several citizens viii" enjoyed the fun as
III 'rh as t." par'Ici ants themselves.
Owing to he recent cold wave all the
ponds in this vicinity are covered with
heavy ice and ll,r ice men are ,rapiny Il
good harvest.
The -katlng is all that can be desired
and those Wh" enjoy this sport wish
thh Wral her to continue.
Alexander Harrington Of this tow
died at his home ON David street. Muu-
day, January 3 In,rrrncnt "Wednesday
afternoon at Rarratt's Chapel.
The infant son of John and MuIlir
jacobs was buried Sunday afternoon at
BarrHtt'> Chapel
Th" public schools opened to-day with
a full attendance.
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THE very interesting report Oft the NicI-
ma physician who believes he has proved
that the sex Of offSpringTis determined
by the food Of the mother during gcsta-
tion i. portcntous in its consequences.
IN the first place, the proposition is not
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tlcIahd can save Il dollar on tWu iur
y"l on your shoes
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Georgetown.

Clr!aud has reduced heavy SHOES.
The sun., 1898-01-06

Bc'srrr the "Windsor' is stamped in
your rubber collar.
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l'rtaItri,;t.

TIL" latest thing out rubber collars.
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Magnolia.

Rubber collars "l4 King Street.
The sun., 1898-01-06

Samuel Short has moved from the
IIcrbin proucry, to his own farm which
ne recently purchased from Isaac &,
Loilind, ON in"ckclmAn street, Mr..
IIcrbm occupying the property that he"
Var.lttI
Arizona republican., 1898-02-05

then and there decide the champion ship of Arizona Railroad rates can be secured by judicious management. Each of the towns mentioned have good base ball material. What fo you say to the arrangement, ye base ball cranks? The sporting editor is aching for something to do and is pre- pared to put in eighteen hours daily for the good of the cause if necessary. The columns of this paper are open to suggestions fnom devoted iris snds of the national game. There is ore thing certain: Arizona can accommo- dare base ball players all the year round in enc place or another.