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PUBLIC NOTICE

Application having been made to the Board OF Rail.
road Commissioners OF the State OF New York. by the
New York and North shore Railway Company ian
electric railroad proposed 10 be built from points In
the town OF Hewtown to points In the town Of
Jamaica. 4hd from points In the town OF Flushing TO
points In the towns OF North Hcmpst 'ad and Jamaica.
and also from and to points In the town or Flushing,
among others from NJ ddle Village TO Jamaica. from
Flushingt to Jamaica, from Flushing to WhitestOne
and also TO willets Point. and also TO Manhassett,
all within the county OF Queensj. under the provisions
OF Section SO OF the Il abroad Law for the certificate
required under said section that the provisions OF the
section have been complied with and that public con,
venience and a necessity require tho construction OF
its proposed railroad. motto Is hereby given that q
public hearing on said applicAtiOn Will be held by the
Board OF Railroad Commissioners. NJ the Committee
Soohl; M y T1,H ! " w. Lrs buiuins' oS I ' s Ss'
At 1880 O'Clock A. NJ.
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DImlO.

BLAUvELT.-on Friday. Jan. 2. ~ 1 p. L.. Harmon
Blauvelt. in his 92d year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu-
neral services at the Reformed Church. Saith st..
west Of 9Th av.. on Sunday. the 9th inst. at $3.50
Pm.
CABOT.-At Elizabeth. N. J.. on Friday. Jan. 2.
John Frazier Cabot. In the Gath year Of his ago.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
COUCH. On Jan. o, 1895. Annie E., second daughter
of Samuel and Elisabeth Couch, aged % Year, and
months.
Funeral services Saturday. 8 P. H., at her late resi-.
denoe. 7l7 Crescent st. Astoria. L.. I. Interment
at Mount olivet Cemetery. Sunday, Jan. 0. leav.
ing residence at $3.50 A. N.
DUGGETT.-on the 7th inst. William J. Duggett,
beloved husband Of Molly q. Duggott.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. =
RIsHRR AT her residence. S9S Madison av., Now
York city, on Jan. 2. Susan Frances Robinson.
wife OF H. @. B. Fisher.
Notice OF funeral service hereafter.
Jersey City Heights, on Friday, Jan. 2,
1898. william Y. Fitch. Jr.. aged 30 years Q
months.
Funeral service at the residence of his father. VIII.
liam Y. Fitch. 75 Highland ay.. on Sunday,
Jan. 0, at e p. n.
JONEs.-on Saturday. Jan. 2. Edward Marwedel.
son OF Elizabeth O. and the late George A. Jones,
in the 25th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence. 8l2 West
2sth St. on Sunday, Jan. Q, at 8 p. NJ. ~Interment
at convenience of family.
LYMAN.-suddenly. on Jan. o. Thomas Coles Ly.
man. In the seth year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence.
8 East 6oth ST.. on Saturday morning. Jan. y. at
half past 10 o'5lock.
"a SANTA Seven Pines, N. c.. on the 9th inst,
II. b. Van SAINT. son of George r. and Mary Van
SAINT, aged "a years.
Funeral services on Sunday, Jan. 0. at 1850 o'clock.
1T the Second Presbyterian Church. Railway,
Nj. a are papers please COPY.
HHE KENsIco CEMETERY.-Private station. Har
Il lem Railroad; AZ minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. ONCE, 10 East 42d st.
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TOO MUCH GRAND JURTIHG.
District Attorney Won't Send Cases to Thns
BODY That belong Elsewhere.

AoNS
District Attorney Gardiner announced yester-
day that he would not permit the Grand Jury
room to be used as q acknowledging agency. He
also made public a letter he had sent to a firm
of lawyers who wanted some swindlers indicted.
He wrote:
Except in extraordinary cases. as, for ex'
ample, where the alleged offender is q fugitive
from justice. 1 do not believe that the gentle
men who serve upon the Grand Jury should DO
compelled in tho first instance to give their time
and attention to cases which should 60 before
the committing Magistrates. . l recon-
mend. therefore, in the instances which you
mention in your communication that the Mnmss .
trnte and make their complaint. Upon tho
facts. as you give them, sufficient It probable rane
the accused being held, and the matter would
then come up in regular shape for the Grand
Jury. When an indictment shall DC found =!
will assure you OF the most prompt anu vigorous
prosecution"
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Glrrtious aud aleetiugs.
OFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,

AND ~O'A
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December I'd. 1897.
special meeting Of Phs stoskhoIdsr. Of The Chi.
duly called BY the Board of Directors. will be held 40
i buren, Ge ssssst. G IN the City Ct t6 of G SE%sSny County mt o. u cO Sas
and state OF Illinois. on the Fifteenth u5th). day OF
purpose Of Considering Voting. and deciding; whether
the stoStholders Of the company wiz consent to and
the issue, at such times and in such amounts
az from time to time the Board OF Directors may
the United states Q, p,Himerioa Of the present
standard OF weight and hneness. and not exceeding
dollars $500, 600. oool. maturing January l. 1888.
and bearing a rate of interest mot eISscdIng Ave per
execution OF a mortgage or deed OF trust to such
hoass Of d plre rr@.,eG 70 s ss d %as % Jsu a u !. 4. D. ~ ys tns
to secure all such bonds, which are to be issued for
or befors maturity. outstanding obiisatiops' Of this
Company. and of such other companies whose rail.
purchase by The Chicago. ROCK Island and PACING
Railway Company. and for the purpose OF the future
enlargement. Improvement or extension OF the prop
er,y 4r thi. Company and also whether the stockhold.
s sc Of m the oSmFp "1 !.C will I sof tss s,, e, n and appr Ss, o. 3:
saSmit,ed 10 me said meeting; and viii ratify the
such bonds and such mortgage or deed Of trust and
indicating the property to be covered thereby; and
deciding whether Article viii. OF The Articles OF Con:
solidation OF this Company adopted the 2nd day OF
amended at The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of this Company on the 9th day OF June, 4. D. 1889.
amount OF funded debt 70 which the company shall be
subject shall not exceed 800, ooo: oon." $3.50,
W. !. PURDY. Secretary.
THE ANNuAL MEETING OF stoc.holders OF the
at the ONCE. 81 Paul Building. No, eco Broadway. on
Wednesday, January 18th. 1893, at twelve O'Clock.
class whose terms Of omca shall have expired and to
MI "a vacancy In The class OF lnNn. a. well as 10 trans.
S Scf s1'h the either %se sSs,n'i Pol Is w %nf be be o prSr ifdm " ie 20
J. W. TAPPIN.
Secretary.
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BEATEN BY MAN AND WIFE.
Conrad Is the Victim or n Family eud-Hi
Condition Critical.

DOVER, n. j., Jan. 7.-Charles Conrad Of this
city is in a very critical condition at his home on
Mount Hope avenue from the effects of a terri
BILE beating administered by Fred Ford and his
wife. There has been Ill Keeling between the
two families for a long time. To-day Ford was
heating n brother.in law Of Conrad's. and when
peared with a club and they both turned their
attention to him.
He was knocked down and badly beaten about
the head. and tho physicians think there is a
conclusion OF the brain. Ford and his wife were
arrested and taken before Recorder Gage, who
held them to await the result OF Conrad's in.
juries. Conrad is employed by the Dover Iron
COmDany.
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minutes.

1 could not stand very long without
feeling sick and vomiting. I could not
breathe a long breath without screaming,
my heart panied SO.
1 also had female weakness, infamma-
ton of o~varies, painful menstruation, dis,
placement Of the womb. itching Of the
external parts, and liberation of the womb.
1 have had all these complaints.
The pains I had to stand were something
dreadful. My husband told me to try a
bottle of Lydia e. Pinkham's medicine,
which 1 did, and after taking it for a while,
was cured. No other kind Of medicine for
me as long as you make Compound. hope
every woman who suffers will take your
Compound and be cured.-MRs. j. s. Mo-
GILLAs, 113 Kilburn avenue, Rockford. Ill,
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BUILDING STEEL GOES UP.
The Prlce RAISED 81 n Ton ut n Meeting Hell
Here Recently.

As a result OF n meeting held in this city last
week, tho six leading manufacturers of steel
structural material have advanced their price
for beams 81 n ton, or to $23 a ton at Pittsburg
and 1876 a ton at this city. The companies which
nave made tho advance are the Poncoyd Iron
Works, the Passaic Rolling Mill Company.
thu Phoenix Iron Company. tho Cambria Iron
Company, tho Carnegie Steel Company. and
Jonvs g. Laughlins. These concerns represented
q production last year of beams and channels
aggregrating 800, 600 tons.
The meeting in this city at which the agree
ment to make the, advance was reached wal
held on Dec. %, and the Understanding then
reached Is reported to be much closer than any
previous trade agreement.
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R.rlrslt. of rre.laen.. OF the CLEARING Meu.s.

William Sherer. third and present manager of
the New York Clearing House, received ycster-
day portraits painted by L. w. Wood of George
%. Lyman, first manager OF the Clearing House,
who was in charge from 1855 10 1854. and Of
William A. Camp, second manager, who held
Joint gift to the Clearing House of several bank
PrnaidanLa.
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SHERIFF DIDN'T FIND ". Fl. DAVIS.

HAD an Execution for sac. COZ, bat Davis
Had Conc to Europe.
Deputy Sheriff Carraher has received an exc
cution against William H. Davis OF IL Broad
way for $40. 667 in favor of Nathaniel Goodwin
Read on a note made by Mr.. Davis on Dec. 30,
1898, for $4,000, payable six months after
Mr.. Davis he was informed that Mr.. Davis had
sailed for Europe on Dec. 81. Davis Ii said to
be interested In O mining company.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-THIs DAT.
sun rises 72t Sun sets.. 4 81 Moon rises. 8 80
HIGH wATEn-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 2 22 Gov. Isl'd. z 81 He'll Gate. a.
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Mira. Alice Freeman Palmer, former President
Of Wellesley College and dean of the women's
department of the University of Chicago.
opened the annual course of lectures offered by
Ito Public Educational Association yesterday
afternoon ~ New Century Hall, 500 Fifth ave-
nue., HEP tubjsct was "The Public and the
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Gppartnership Aotirrs.
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP NAME
GEORGE HASTINGS \ COMP,Ny.

Whereas. George Hastings and Edward Brandue
have. heretofore. and for IA period or hve years ana
upwards, carried on the business of General Advrr-
Using Contractors In partnership, In the city OF New
York, and.
Whereas. Said partnership has he n dissolved from
and after the Isl day OF January. 1875, by mutual
consent. tn" undersigned having surrec led 10 sald
copar.ncr'hip. and arranged 20 continue. tho ssh
busin IS In said city, under the coparIuershIp ns'nsI
Now these presents certify
That |. Georg' II rstings. am the person and the only
person dealing under the sati cOpirtncrship nana
OF George Ha'tlngs and Company; that the place %
aho ie NJ the said George Hast ngs Is Sock Road
Sheepsh 'ad Bay, Lone Island, New York. aud that 40.
~ Broad street. New York city, Is the principal pla'a
OF bu ,incss of the said new cOpartn rshI1,
In witncs whereof | have hercuato set my hand
aud seal the LIST day OF January. lsdS.
EORGE HASTINGS.
In presence OF S. A. PHILLIPS,
State OF New YORK. cry and County of New YORK, SIS;
ON Dec. ~, 1891, which Is legally on this lst
day OF January. l~OS, before me personally came
George Hastln ~. to me known and known TO mo
To be the individual described IN amt who executed
the foregoing Instrument, and acknowledged 10 mo
that he executed the same.
~ ]. ARTHUR JOSEPH.
@ ". T.. No. 2S, state y. y.
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So Trave. Thalenhorst. Bremen Dec. 80 and South.
ampton 2uth.
So Patria. Baur, Hamburg Dec. "a
SIS Mohican, Dickens. swansea.
SIS Pocasset. Blyth. Trieste.
SIS Delecarlia, Schonfeld. Santos.
So st. Leonardo. Pugh. Shields.
IS Ivydene, Marcussen. Baltimore.
SIS Grenada, Mcmillan. Trinidad.
IS Princess Anne, Hulphers. Norfolk.
SIS Miami. Mcdonald. Boston.
SIS Comanche, Pennington, Jacksonville.
So Bluefelds, Charles. Baltimore.
For later arrivals sec First PagoJ
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A Wonderful Statement
prsp Mrs. suoania. - Mrs. F,.hhs-.

think IL my duty, dear Mrs. Pinkham,
to tell you what your wonderful Compound
has done for me.
I was dreadfully ill-the doctors said
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they could cure
me, but failed
to do 90.
I gave up In
despair and
took to my bed,
had dreadful
pains in my
heart, fainting
spells, sparks
before my
eyes-and n
sometimes w
l would get =
go blind
could not sec
for several
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M MARRIED

MABON-SMlTH.-At the West End Collegiate
Church. Jan. o. by tho Rev. Arthur F. Mabon. as
sisted by the Rev. Henry E. Cobb. Elise. daughter
OF Abel L Smith, to James Brown Mabon.
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James Bell KILLED by q Locomotive.

James Bell. 85 years old. Of s16 Park avenue.
Hoboken, was struck and instantly killed by a
freight locomotive whilo crossing tho tracks Of
the West Shore Railroad at tho foot of Seventh
street. in that city, yesterday afternoon. Boil
was tho father Of Roundsman Robert Bell, who
IA also a license inspector.
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Business Nnttfes.


Waltham watches.
The best in existence. Eight millions In use. all
keeping correct time. Prices much lower, but quality
higher than ever. Best assortment in the country;
inspection invited.
HOWARD q CO.. 2e4 Fifth Avenue. New York.
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IS Cevic. from Liverpool for New York.
SIS Philadelphia, from Porto Cabello. for New York.
SIS Prins Willem H.. from Portau-Prin for New
York.
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After the closing of the Supplementary Transat'an
tic Malls named above. additional supplemental.
mails are opened on the piers or the American
English. French and German steamers. and re
main open until within Ten Minutes Of the hou
of sailing of steamer.
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PRINTED NATTER. &e,-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C.. for Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
40. for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter. &c. for all countries for which they arc ad.
vertised to carry mail.
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Office 3nrutrurr.

DESKS AAD "
FURNITURE IN Ri MANUFACTURE
~ 7, q. LILY Ill TULTON 81.
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[For later arrivals SEQ First Pago.l
SAILED FROM FOREIGN FORT

Sc Nomadio. from New York, at Liverpool.
IS Finance. from New York. at Colon.
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"a. P. means American Plan; z. p. European)
ALBANY, N. Y...........H Hotel Kenmore, A. p. ~ up
do. ........ stanwix Hall. Z. p. o. up; A. p, o. up
ASHEV1LLE, c.. Battery Park Hotel, A. p, - up
LANT1C CITY. N. j.. Hotel Brighton. A. p, 81 up
do. ...............H Hotel st. Charles, A. p. 81 up
do. q. Borton. Prop Hotel Denis, A. =. 90. 30 up
AUGUSTA. Ga. Hotel Bon Air (golf links, A. p, - up
BALTIMORE, Md ......Hotei Rennert, r. p, Si.D0 up
do. .".......The stafford Hotel, L. p, ol.5 up
do. ......"........T The Carrollton, A p. 90 up
do. Hotel Altamont. Z. p, OIL up; A. p. $3.50 up
do. Mount Vernon Hotel. Z. p. o. up
BERMUDA Isl. HAMILTON. 20. Hamilton Hotel, A. p.
BOSTON. Mass ........... Hotel vendome. A. p, So
do. ..Copley. So. Hotel. I. P.,S so up; APP. 80. so up
BoURNEMoUTH Eng .Roya al Bath Hotel, APP. % to t5
N. Y..... Pierrepont House, Z. p. 81 up
do. ....""....Hotel st. George. L. p. 81; A. p, e3
CHARLESTON. s. C.Charleston Hotel, A. p. SO. so up
Chattanooga.Tenn New Southern A. So. so to $3.50
CHICAGO. nl,The Virginia. a p., %. 90 up; e.p, 81. 90 up
CINCINNATI, o.. Grand Hotel. E. p, 81; A. p, % up
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gawgers.

A BSoLUrE divorces my speciality AlImony re-
N duoed, Lawyer GEORGE ROBINSON, w SSssAAs
eighth nooT; telephone l.0e9 CoEtlAndt
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agestrhester O.. property for Sale.

~VNSTALLMENT ~PLAN.-Cottages $3.50 cash; Hast
Il ings. Hudson River; descriptive photo on applica-
ton. MILLS, 508 9th av.
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THE KENsIco CONGRATULATIONS station. Har-
i lem Railroad; 40 minutes rido from the Grand
Central Depot. ONCE. 10 East 4gd st.
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Rral Gstate for Sale-New Jersey.
SsSS BUYS building lot Nutley. N. j.. near trolley
pOC and station; SO monthly.
WEATHERBY. 27l Broadway.
2mblie Antires.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested. as change
may occur at any time)
Foreign mails for the week ending Jan. 3. 1898. will
close In all cases) at the General Pos
ONCE as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close on,
hour earlier than closing time shown below.
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KANSAS CITY, Nc. The Midland, E. p. 81 up;A o3 up
LAKEWOOD. ILL.,. Lakewood Hotel, A. p, o. up
do. PALMER HoUsEtApply for circulars).A P .ssup
LONDON Eng Hotel Cecil. E. p, Sc up
90. The Inns OF Court Hotel, E. p.
LoNDoN Cwestminster), st. Ermin's Hotel. high class.
unexcelled for luxury. comfort. cuisine. E. p. 81 up
MARSEILLES, Hotel Noailles ct Metropole
MEMPHIS. TENN 49,. Gayoso Hotel. A. p, $3.50 to 81
MOBILE. Ala. Battle House, rooms & bath, A. p ,S2.6 81 up
NAPLES Italy. Hotel Roy aides. strangers A. p. % up
do. (Hlghest. healthiest positionl, Htl Bristol. P SO
do. .......... Splendid view south). Parker's Hotel
do. Grand Hotel-de-Londres
NEW ORLEANS, La. New StCharles Hotel, A.P 81 up
do. ....... The Cosmopolitan Hotel. L. p, $3.50 up
do. .........H Hotel Grunewald. z. p. 81 up
NEW FORK. .......... Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. p. e5
do, (B'way & Goth st. .... Gilsey House. Z. p. % up
do. 9th ava 10th st. The Windsor ap. Sup &C. Pc .ooup
do. =. The Netherland, Z. p. 81; A. p. % up
do. IN. p. Barry New st. Cloud Hotel. Z. p. $3.50
do. 10Th av. & 10Th ST. Hotel Kensington, .P.S 80
do. s.e.cor. 9Th av. and 18th ST., Hotel Hanover,A.P.
do. (Chambers&w B'w ay)CosmopolitanHtl e.p, $lup
do. B'way&5+th st, )Hotel Bayard family hotell.A.P.
OLD POINT COMFORT Va. The Chamberliu, P.e4up
PHILADELPHIA Pa. New Walton Hotel, Z. P, e2 up
do. ............The Aldine Hotel. A. p, $3.50 up
do. (RestaurantAlc .&Tdh THE Lafayette, E. +. .olup
RICHMOND. va.The Jefferson. Z. P. 81 .50up;A P soup
Summerville.S S. c. PlneFor'stlnn(gol f,cycling)a 3.oO.3
ST. GEORGE, STATE ISL. The C~lstleton, A. p. Sup
ST. LOUIS, No, Planters Hotel, 4. P,o 90 up;A.P,s4 up
do. .... Lindell Hotel. E. p, 81 up; A. p, $3.50 up
SYRACUSE, n. Y. Yates Hotel. 4. p. 81. so; A. p, %
| BROWNSVILLE, Ga. .Piney Woods Hotel. A. p. % up
UTICA, n. Y..........T The Butterneld. A. p, 93 to S5
WASHINGTON. D. C........ Arlington Hotel. A. p. eo
do. .Ebbitt House. A. p, % up
do. ................. The Raleigh. E. p, Sl.5o up
do. ...............T The Cochran Hotel. A. r. o. up
do. ...... Hotel Wellington. E. p, Sl.5O; A. p. e3
do. Riggs House, willard's & National. A. p. 90 up
HOTEL M aRTY, French table d'hote.
al West olth NJ. Give II n trial to-day.
LUNCH. <0c.; ISNE Soc.
Wine and coffee included; service O 10 carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
ARM HOTEL. northwest corner Tooth st. and Sd
IL av.-Elegaut rooms by the day or week.
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OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.
Presented for the first Time in Miller.

Presented for the first Time in Miller.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Aid Society will hold an Old Maids
Convention at the opera house on
Tuesday evening, June %. Admis,
sion % cts, children 10 cts.
The program will be a unique one,
the principal feature being hopper
for grinding over old maids, and
transforming them into beautiful
young ladies. Cast OF characters as
follows
Josephine Jane Rosewater, Pres.
Rosilla Abigail Hodge, Sec'y.
Jerushia Calamity Higgins, Treas.
Aurora Borealis Tinkerbinder,
(Melodian player and leader of sing
ing.)
Tiny Short, Hostess.
Delegates:
Betsy Bobbet Stuckup,
Sophia kesiah Whitechoker.
Charity Longiace.
CLEOPATRA Brown.
Abigail Ardela Fradler.
Julietta Long.
Mehitable Irusilla Spriggins,
Polly Jane Spratt.
Prof. MaKeover
Prof. Jablejink, crank grinder.
This will be given by the ladies OF
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
ing, June 2S.
Spinsters have already arrived
from Iankton, Huron, Sioux Falls
and Pierre to attend the convention
1t has been given at Pierre and HUI.
ron, where it was well received and
happily spoken.
of, Tickets for sale at the usual
place.
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SeHing Machines .

| have the agency for the Singer
sewing machines for this county, and
il YOU are thinking OF buying II ma
chine, come in and see the new drop
head Singer with all the latest i'm
provements and attachments. Al
machines fully guaranteed and sold
on easy terms. Old machines taken
ia exchange. q. {. BRIGGs.
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We now nave IL complete line OF
spring and summer goods. All de-
partments complete; the best that
cash will buy. And we inyite the
peoDle to call and inspect our new
goods before buying anywhere else.
Yours Respectfully,
III. K. GREEyEs < Co.
Miller, $. ID.
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Very Low Rates to San Francisco,

W.T.! IlUW IadJCN 20 '9H1! HIICIHcV,
Via the Northwestern Line. EX-
cursion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates June 2S and 30, limit
ed to return until August 81, inclu-
sive, account of meeting of North
American Turner's Union. Apply to
agents Chicago & North Western
R'y. 2itf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-23

The Misses Picker and Waterman,
OF FauIkton, gave a very creditab!e
evolutionary entertainment at the
opera house Tuesday evening. Both
Young ladies are very clever in re;i,
tatiOn and impersOnati0a.
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The Mosquito Fleet.

Redfield Journal Local fisher
men report at this office that the
"Mosquito' feet has blockaded the
Turtle west and east of the city.
The fleet is OF unusuallength of beam,
has heavy draught and is equipped
with quick-firing guns. Residents
north of town are building fires
along the coast OF the creek and are
trying to dismount the guns of the
enemy by smoking the fleet out
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-23
Potatoes for Sale.

Being unable to secure enough po-
tatoes to ill out car, Iwish to close
out all | have at once, and offer 200
bushels OF good potatoes at SOC. per
bushpl. If J. W. CoQUILLETTE.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-23

See the millinery advertisement OF
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wade in this paper. she
has a large new stock OF pattern
hats sailors, trimmed ami un-
trimmed to sell at cost for the next
few DAYS. Ladies' are invited to call
and see the goods.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-23
Excursion Tickets TO the ON aha Expo
siti0n,

Via the North Western Line will be
on sale daily, beginning June ], linn
it's of tickets providing for longer or
shorter sojourn, according to rate.
The Exposition will be well worth
seeing. For further information APP
ply to agents Chicago & North West
e-n R'y. 23t6
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-23

Photos taken at the gallery Mon
dav and Tuesday Of each week by
Miss Oviatt. 25t3.