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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13
SCROFlJL-A
Al BIoOd'S
ll1ent
Advertiser
But Dc is Soon Cured by Hoods
SarSopariIia.

Yes, Scrofula, ifanything, may be called
the advertisement of foul blood. 1t is the
scourge of the world - offensive. painful.
facilitating, stubborn and well nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive the difficulty to new quarters.
Emollients may palliate, they cannot
abolish the evil. There is but one sure
way out, and that is to eliminate tho
faint from the blood.
There is one remedy that can effect this,
and it is the only one that, 80 far as We
know, has almost invariably succeeded d
even where the system has been poisoned
by long years of faint, and the ravages to
be repaired are tremendous. That remedy
is Hoods Sarsaparlla. Read this:
"My daughter was afflicted with i'm
pure blood. There were running sores
ali over her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
were recommended as blood purifiers,
but could not see that they did any good.
friend told me about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and began giving the girl this med
icine. The result was that she was per-
fectly cured after taking q few bottles.
She has had no symptoms of scrofula
sores since that time" MARIETTA NJ.
SMITH, South Middleboro, Mass.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

All kinds uf tally fresh made to-day
l5c pound or TWO pounds 2jc, at j. j.
CATOGNl'S.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

OLD PAPERS for sale at The Times
office. Good for putting under carpets.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

We pride ourselves on keeping the
BEST of everything in our line and in
making prompt delivery. Look out for
the beled teams. w. X. ANDREWS
s. CO., COAL AND WOOD DEAL
"liS, 219 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

Breakfast, 25 cents; dinner, 25 cents,
supper 25 cents. Meal tickets, 81. J.
J. Catogni's restaurant.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

Vienna and Cream Bread, Rolls, Buns,
Pies, Mnccaroons, Lady Fingers, Kisses,
Pound Cake, Angel Food, Lsdy Cake,
Current Cake, Cream Pulls, Chocolate
Puils, etc, at j. j. CATOGNI'S.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-13

Mr.. r. C. Helbig, IL prominent drug
gist o: Lynch burg, Va, says: Zone of
our citizens was cured of rheumatism of
two years standing by one bottle of
Chamherlan's Pain Balm" This linament
is famous fer its cures of rheumatism
thousands have been delii hted with the
prompt relief which 1t af' ords. For sale
by II. G. Barnes, 'He puts up prescrip-
tons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

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$50 II - S+a+1t .1fs "s@tls 'A,%'9.
'1't -l"~l -l's'l1'F a'kA -9SNV*a ppA'4-I
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

M C. R Al3ls ant H ?. Aids AMI wife
Of ia.s city Fs.u-Eei last alghi from Al.
ieylon. Rasrs hey seat 10 st.end The sas
ceremony OF las burial OF their SISTER. Mr..
Hattie Paul.. whnse dsAfh occurred Mo-.
sho7g Illness :
Iae deceased Was = years o. zge. Al
Nas Lone that medical Ae-N and Einl A
l.nt9on eeGla devise 10 ssve hrT lie. ~
70 20 aysil sac leaves a h44band. IN e
o.o--e-s nd ar &gec looSasr 10 n.oar. ~
i.ss' hes remains were taken 10 Allsyt-u
ana sa.o tes-Se her f4ihsT 10 the "a an
liE befy ng sfognd 10 Tx midst 9. sssroa :.
.fg Trends and relatives Se-yErss xsre
hele oy The Rev gassa p. Green. pastor d.
ne Neis oaiss E9-ssoP4. .s,arch "a &C.
lnnoEs. she hayarS aesa . ss.thtrt sns
dsytss;< ;pezhsr OF shc Ms.h5t.st y s,-.S
Tor The -I-axf fourteen ysa.s
TIE n'osssr Of the d8css sse. who & ala
ana 's'ao'e ~ health. returned TO sAls clty
IN future rsxlde with .hem.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

" Wright TIE work vas T.-y artistic
sod made "a -sTgsans aetna1s il ,oar 30! /.
oFs. red. white gesioF aaa psak. zps %
aTrsDge-1 as 10 -eseCnose a fa3e91 et ~ora
by some sturdy warrior ~ sae me O. r en-
ard al. From che ga.cli appeared 70 sfoK
W . fsS sprays o. ox-egea aats a. e1s a
few sprays o. fe-us aai As,fsexEps a9sel
frsde fss ct'er. 20 aopssr ~ 4 W5rk @, art
10 flowers THE i.g,sraz % Tie sAleld w1s
De +. T. II. =epres s5iing the 20 ne o. Ia /.
association. DE Peleh'n Faith Home"
Mrs. WeaFZnce. sell knoAu - 4 Houston
no-lF.v sAot 4 TesY precgy desisn worked
o. wire. sod using sanall chryssnshemers
10 sGyssiaxo Tue ides Eas a. ossai stand :
lug epriBAi ana forming TOO lts ers r.
II. FOR Fs.,h Home. Tais gas also do
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dent that the entries would re much T,or,
offensive than last year and I'll .apo. -
mat there was universal Interest IN TIE
festival. The wOrs; q The committee Szs
toaanei ct:=sy 10 consideration Of the
rules, regulations. etc. g complete under
standing Was arrived al AID all the l4ile:
a this committee caa be 6epsade3 ufon &c
10 their full duty.
Hon. Joe 5. Rice, financial agent Of the
Texas State 14azentlary e; Huntsville. hss
sent z potato, OF ram 10 Re exhibited al
Inc Texas F-71-t. Power and Vegetable
Festival lhGt is certainly 4. curiosity. This
vegetable can oet better BE- described than
10 cay shat j: IS chorus 9f spires. or &
cuar7etta Of sowerz or stii tetler, as che
Z. ne -sr-y chAs-ae1 I'D: The happy
fam ilr" Co.ooe. Rice id rot ss5i an e1
Try flank AID q, & expeo5el lhz- { boari q:
experts will have 20 be called in 70 deter
-n;n- where this p3lato belongs. Mos ce.-
-sirly The mana cement is under obi gatiols
10 Cogozsei Rice.
Reports from Ia Po-te with reference to
a. e1hb. a. the Texas Fruit, Flower and
Vegetable Festival ara very encouraging.
La Porte can and viii make q splendid
SLOWING Hcl roa and al Harris county
are prou3 Q. this charming seaside Fssort
and always pleased wher il receives de-
server attention
The department Of cigars aid tobsccos
Z. The fes,.val VII be even better thaa .asl
sea-. Chairman a. 4. Moore anu Vice
Che rrnaa Mrs. 5. c. Brashar are doing
erery:hi1g n their power to insure fac
exa.sir
TIE members Of ;he Retail Clerks Pro-
teetias ASSOCIATION HAVING in charge Ire
sac 81 tickets for The festival repor. good
progress.
n ling al tine vegetable committee
Of the Texas Fruit. Flower AMI Vegetable
. esu.a a. VIE he held SATURDAY morning
a. II o'c-o & a. he Blu LuEss League. Ladies
espe lial.y invited.
Pe-scns 5sslviog premium ls,s car g:
tfsln by calling al the Houston Busi1sss
l. re Or by ADDRESSING T3m RlcazN3sol, ;
ecre.srg Of the Festival association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
AN UPSTAIRS FIRE.
over Booth Bros, Ce-aer of Main and
Prairie

/ Over Booth Bros. C~-5er of Main ans
Prairie
! I2-rggt t-g9 r'eoogk last nsgaG az ALARM o
tars was tu-zea ia frgza aor g. c'o-aer 81
/ Madr Eiwsec a-3 I'rear5s urs1le.
Tio@ slrs uas So the aseisr e;etT ID fa'
1 SWssneF zsgil5gng ocsagiss aT Z. 4 Booi1
I Bnf- uats eruii. t5aGaeF so-err. eta
Mrz- C3seoa oass1lss 1se trort ro9-1 c.
1se Praar5s sreu9= side p TIE h9.s 1iag q
: orezsrosglag estanlGEa--sat. 20 roszA q
tie ofpasate E13s Of tae s4l ta.-g oc.7-
-rjeta by Daaae. TIE pao s5.aer lx-5 ;ae
-egr VeaT1 OF css rp0i ca Gppaa Bios. as Z
s aar9 rgaco ana rslty .a-ieIT q was here
t1eg 15e fire Eesr-s no bare G. glas.s3- j.
NaE lnrrsGg - s5e ys-sr 7srg G. "a req
erl. &C. Mrs Cg-.oa firm discovered H. tbs
s4 srrz- 1ciWeFer. Asas s11r.@a ~ so-us cns
ze'oss S1e Sifasi. WIG saw ne LANES
ihrouga TIE Elo1oE.
Caset RGaasT q RE FIRE 5a5sa- .Eneog yg5t
the rns-nlrsl 70 yark witt To sJps .:
- 1E slb. n sgpDresk s5e gre Without any
~'2tsr damage, s-1 b. tals &c mas s2e-sss
t1i
TIE ealet Damage ~as 20 Bos;a Bros
STOCK q Sa15v. st-. scr-=A "a - SOM
slagg- ,E ,ss damaged by FIRE and s-1oA 2.
trls 70 -be; extent VI. Borca Vas z1-sJs
70 s-ace igzr cix9t aa- c9al3 ~ aacsuui
Tor sae origin q ~ tsre. as he says 70 i;ya
ar .ieaeaa h-lc hs3 Heea Jet; a. tas. part
o. 72a busl1 ~. ~as.eTs- @sE =. US
damage s wes covered by insurance.
THE ssl1sdi1g sues a11g slizasgy 4 damaged
Dezre's phu-ograTfE R1g3.9 sl4s,a- .is14
sD-os dlgCrT from s;..Q4--
THIS IL abe sse9n5 tl1e here witaia ,ts
rc - & asn7-as. POI oaaakrs
B-ts hsyi-E asen Tsseaig o1r1s4 out IL
tie same bailaaug.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

ilae day before Agreeable 10 nn:lee Ap-
Desired al ,As bag yesterday and were
procnpi!y paid be amount Of their pr.zss
n sail Walsh speaks deaidc1lY in favor o.;
INC pFenasaEH committee II tue appreciation
81 taF e'sOvs ul5 'o-th by she exhibitors.
In Few general Sords rey.az,.nz n.
era mt OF thss year = max Re coosid = "a
good IA quz3iry aud VEN artistic as far %
ia@ H}Alef1a! a; hand wogI allow. The
disappointing 3efssialtcy. however. comes h
H.ta tese fast thas the e1hibits sn3 cxhib-
s'eFa we're ileS n'ineTras than for TIRE.
yca's p1ei 9nd The d!sosar OF M rot pl..,,f
were not more than nal, as large as las,
yc4r.
Again In favor OF the SHOW 1t San be
s4la that more flowers from other soarces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
KILLED IN LIBERTY COUNTY.
Remains OF j. \. Thompson Take
Through To UuntVytIie

Remains Of j. \. Thompson TzlS~r
Through 10 HuntVyiiie-
TIE remains OF J. a TAoEassoa whc was
sao. a-d killcs at his home near clgve-
Land. o. the Houston East aa9 We. Tsrzs
railroad in Llber;y county. TseslAy after
noon, passed through this city yesterday
FL charse O: brother q ne iecezsas a-a
Hoa Thomas H Ball. bratcv-.a-la~.
The body was bsirg taken 20 Hu1ssya2ls .o-
inielmeai, tha, being the ho,ne o. n. fam.
~ q The deceased. TIE deceased vas II
years o, age.
No psETisaa7Es could be harmed hare o,
The aiEitE eIcsp. iaAc M T5ar,ssC,n a i
seoi and killei while or rs pls,ta,5,,r,
the name OF his slayer AMI the canss lesi
-Ae :" ne Ei.tnG rot bang saoxz 5y ,as
Isrtt su-aashi.e tn. suforra,.oa n IT,,
Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
THE INVESTIGATION
Into the Charge. Preferred ASains
Fire Chic. HuHsry.


PgIrF1z5t 20 the action Of the cisy eoan.
ell at IT'S las meeting tasre will be So
cal meeting Of the council Al 5 o'clock iris
Afternoon 10 hear and investigate he
oaarE9s preferred agalDst Chiet Of FIRE De
.ar'D@al Hussey bg Messrs. Conner ana
~ tfn te,a 4; prev ious mee;sus Of h.
cop1c.!
TIE substance OF the charge prete.red
against q q Fcssey is that h 4.del and
~ ted John Wiliis1sou. also "a uelnb .
o. Toe ire department. 10 81 assault mate
hH said williamson up3n comps iu2nl F.o.-
te1stff1.
According &c the proyisinus OF he cha.
fer ary Charge made aEai1s. a-Y subo-5-
iuate II TIE police or FIRE departments nusl
be heard before The board ct h.c and y e .
comm. : orers bu' my CHARGES LODGES
against a. officer o the city mus ~ htz L
hv tas city c-uCcl. hrree g. is lat Re
charge egal-.; Chief Hurley VIII corae u,
-. ai,cTac~9 Neio-e TIE fgil beard vi
Hnssay has eour.ed 4 t1ll and thorough
Investigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

musicale Ills evening az Turner i
Producing 10 the public IS the solcx1
evening Mrs liza. shall Pesse. HI
- ~ho comet NOT only VITA tksh
iEaco- semen. from tae New Yc,i
tut her recent successes at MuaH|
won for hsT the highest cri.icA u
ment Of that eTsctiog rnrsical ]
where an artist has 10 BE- thovuas|
@ou,3ps1 10 recstve - 7 TIE sYyhta|
ogufiion. 10 sar nothing Of the TH:I
poDula- aoD-oTai 50 generously ID
Mrs passe.
Tonigh : musical will be the fns
series o: some sxceHen. enienatus
daa ths uop,1lsr orsllfzalion y
giving through thu winter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

than Texas groNgl were exhibited than eve-
oeieFe tie firms OF Good & Resse. vnuxaa
Fhsclted -
The committee having 10 charge the r.
cspi-oa " entries and exhibits ,hi the r
No.A .sii, AL displaytd rhe exhibits 10 no
oss' advantage ross sble, greatly lrnDrsyin !
~ mis- fsatnrs ovcg last yer. The Sork
ol ne Judge 10 coAlnlT.son wade making
1asS WARDS sas therefore eisy aud reduced
10 minimum task
As matter O. Improvement FOR next
year i may be suggested ihas the nam :
OF sShib,,ors DO not Dc attached to Their
exhibits until afscr the Awards are rnnsa
hni Instead giye each exhibitor a number.
by waiaa to designate his exhihais and
SnsNa Val be kncan on the tag As Exhibit
No. -" In coairaals,iacsion 10 me .,ent-y
number. This Is the usual method nov
employed In all chry santhemum shows
throughout the country.
The ounlnittee OF ladies VIC serva,
lunch in the balcony az the han .nioy,i
a very satisfactory patronage. especisIlr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

81 asyNl ftrr.. wt>sn znhsr rnsspes MA
rernGre3 to- the hall 10 rri;F Al sa,'sl ssnr
oft1sr WITH tbs lsasAs 1aEieaa u rslfIg a
Sergrtr eis1arge 1grst- A rarg tsigE1t
rarsr WIS re85F an s,e si-Tlet % Ln3rs
lsrirt CONSISTING "a E,Tssrs ~ g1F s1Fi :
isins x.fs.e ea1ossaEaE nA1n. Igrir&F N-s1
srsrsr drssssfaa satEsr9 ns5n1 8railsss. lh1T
ri1rsrs sllss ssFe- t;aft il rlfesEF- The
t4tsrret Sa1nE 3srdng iEss ftrR were zffF
.rs,3srpne a1sf Wessn tie rnEuT rosa Rings
TO he t,r tsres .,era-ss EssrsrnlF k-t VI lie
lns1st Necs uo1n,ssa8sa 10 uA1 a3c EtsassA,los
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

>. p AssenH2n- mention Of whose deaf.
~''s printsd ~ yesterdays Pest. Was buried
a. 70 o'clock yesieTday morning in ~.
JtH.sh etmsiery. Rsy. Lowens,sin Off.
i4Ging.
TIE psli bearers were Felix sehrz.,
ArtAur Lipfe-. W. p Sonxa. III. Laren.
aon, Mo'vis 2oseDf.zi and Max cramer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
Long Di.tanre Phone &,

Tie las link in sae conaec:ios VI
competed taat cons aes Arkanrl
Texas with ne entire gelsphsns :rs
the Ul.ei S.z.es TIE eS.-e1ns I'D
this serT!ce are Gslvest0a On fh
snd bar Fisrbo-- Ne. Oh Ehe 1ost \
lance o. 2f19 miles. with Omah 1
Wess and Grafton. ". D.. on tts r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

Just received L fresh shipmcil
po-sd Mue1s.e- Cheese. Sa,i 3
A,chov:es. Smoked Sturgeon, SDcSf
out, Liver. S2l2-ni ami CsrraS J
Holland Fen He--ings. L. S. M
S=uter's DeEic2Is sen store. @
avenue. 'Fao1e io5s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
DOES YOUR SUIT SUIT

OO--- UT ''Ntt Ne1'
ron as Il Is aow: II no: let rs |
dye i for OF. We Go ;he best sal
Stale and guarantee satisfaction
case. Ladies garments and pies
gwen particular attention. Agent
II outside towns Chicago Siel
Works. 1917 Congress avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

III health Is luxury tia. Only 4/
,Se 'ic1 czn AFFORD and that no one car 81
JOY Every ~oc1zr II noi 50 situated ,hz,
sas car DC q, interesting Invalid, OF rs,f,r-
al E7'n,efrs.iag invalid. 10, there NEE,
Was an interesting oae
tse woman who sE=ers :rur., weakness
and clsease Q. the distinctly feminine a..
s@ns IS ee'-zin 70 become an invalid. No
~onsI can suffer IN this way and De a
happy. zraisSae wife and = co-ipe
1sS' iHotSs,- Troubles OF this nature 81,
the strength. rack the nerves p-in, i;-.s
OF sllsrsns upon The lace, 6es;-csy iha -s-,,-
Pei make tae c-ce b-ixa, ewes dali So
me once active brain sluggish and ,rzns.
Invalid - s'NA1y
me ore s-re, speedy. permanent r,-.
:oT all disorders OF the d;s,inr;Iy q -
nature s Dr. Pierce Fzvori,e Pres-s 49,
u asts clrecTly OF the delicate ara ir,,,,--.
AM eTs.rs CONSERVED. and makes r.
sHong ee&iiry, ylsoIces ard elastic +.
49, tns internal a2eers.i0u ard iufiar-,a-
.e- ta4, gave Is~e 10 . debililalias drain On
y > Use tess medicine for
Oss1~cifsc, rln-1c%n = women.
Asos, 81 rear sss zay rife esearue aeair..s
S5GPedsr ~ El-79 Essfraza q TO- - =. }.
=. - s-na g nrr fret @r get ~ any r,s;.;,,
= Enieh she did z0s sR.sr g-~s- ,,,,I p's', i
s.e.,Ss. ~ - s,ss AsaiH h-izg u- She tool 81
"a Desn well st happy ic- txs.ye l,,,lr,tss \. s1a
IL i druggist business Ia give -,
10 leu Won, ~hzf yoz want 49, no'
pwcrfy -ont o1r-ceu, s,.r
nn@iiing OF fSzper-covered ccnv ~ n,. sic
rieIees Nouzsor Sense Medirsi aS,e:'
Stota- oonnd- 81 stznps S-nd ~ n, - =,
Pierce. buffalo. ~ Y. H. XIV.
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TIE denssa o. NT william kGtFeh h.
en- cred tor comps ,:lop sai wlanlag frs,
prize. sss very zrtisiie AZ. source of
considerable at1nifa-tsn 20 rae ysl ors 1,
MAS eEa anchor. supported Jus. above pll-
lor o. chryszatheanunos ami asparagus
ferns, all OF wbleh 20 ies.caee!y sra4n 3 4
both 10 color effvct and finish ss 20 make
y easily worthy o. the blue Isbhoa.
Ar. kusssnna0a II very fortunate this
IRA. 10 having an excellen; professional
carssar Aetnuyn grower in his service,
H1sca ACCOUNTS for the excellent dis3lay
he was able 10 make thSs year. The gem
uemap " Mr.. Carl Elders. VINO has seen
service with ycung Co a. ST. Louis and
ssfh Daillesiauze Bros. Of New York. both
firms Al the top Of tas list in their pro-
fossion As experts In this line. Mr.. Eh!ers
was IN attendance II the s1o@ daring the
ens4rc day yesterday and gave much val
liable instruction in the art Of how 10
QDw chryaauthemums.
Th0ss WIN had wna the premiums on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

CONCLUSION YOU'LL REAa
After trying Us. that what WE di3
that We are the only people who y
the most fasiidious. 81 PackaaI
Laundry. 9l2 Prairie avenue. 'pSsI
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2 F. Schmidt. Houston, Tern
AGENT tor Elmer & Amends nGl
40. 9s5i, which Is q cure for Rhsu8
one bottle Till prove it
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ang Ess Este.a' Bfssarias.oe sa5 stta,.ilrs-
nea.s OF tae sE'afer4o1 tai sas Eaos at
s'esasEizie ct Fusasurt VITA cpa4a ,3a,4nz -
afserrse2a 4ras satalaE
fseaae VA n af a9e pslas gaa 'egasat8g.s
s7srsrr'irig rne eEtie-sisl stgl .lazt "a.
@oos-e Sill ~ gitee1 - zsEe ea las lE
ereaanr III ghy ,aoV Il wga3a t.ea ary,,ear
that ss9sy e4ggs9G fs,nee- u thz rsie. uneu
fli ~ t4EDs a-i a'lsu ;ee Tisit9ss 10 Admire
Hfa ot ghaEs
TIE sAagf 'earSWe M ,As s,a9H ys,ts.a-s. y
Il aaaHsto2 h. whsa ats B3ces3g sse.y "a
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WHO Osr "a,

same was LEI, IN our store. Owner e,u
ana gel 81 J. J. PastcFiza Prtg. a Iltho.
Co, sei Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17

Paris, Texas. November l6.
Ham -aond AM deputies ToundM /
sporting .rats-ai:y tonight. msH|
tween forty and fifty arrests.
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Tonight's Musicale.
The Ladies Treble Clef club and Hous-
ten Glse club VIII give their l7st !alat
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There was meeting 0: the commits.
o. .e1.!le AID fancy work Al she residence
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to show their patriotism and love of country? Your commander did not deem it best to issue any war orders or make any tender of our services until hostilities had been declared. A copy of the resolutions, which are enclosed with this order, has been mailed to each camp, and it is hoped prompt action will be taken. Dispensation is hereby granted to captains of camps to hold special meetings for that purpose. It is hoped that every brother will enroll himself in this contemplated regiment of Sons of Veterans, and that captains will comply with the request embodied in the resolutions by reporting to these headquarters by May 10, '9S, or before if possible.
 Owing to an error in the minutes Of the fourteenth annual encampment the offer of General W. H. Pierpont of a full length photograph of himself in uniform was promulgated as life size portrait" The camp gaining the largest number of members this year will hold the photograph during the year 1899.
 The blanks for chaplains' reports are herewith enclosed. Camp chaplains will forward their reports to the division chaplain Rev. J. E. Zeitler, Greenwich, Conn.,, immediately at the close of the Memorial day services.
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NORTH HAVEN.

May 3.-The annual meeting of the Village Improvement association will be held in the grange room, Memorial hall. on Wednesday evening, May A.
 Mrs. Mary Todd has fine success with her poultry this year. She already has a large number of early broilers ready for market and nearly 200 good looking little chickens, with twelve more hens sitting peacefully to increase the num- Der to another hundred or more. Mrs. Todd has an extra good location for her fowl. She has different breeds Of hens, and also has a number of ducks, which look promising.
 The flag raising, which was announc- ed for Monday evening, was postponed on account of the weather.
 The play "The Drunkard, or the Fall en Saved'' expectes to appear before the public in Memorial hall on Thurs day evening, May 5.
 The contract for the stone road from the bridge to the center is awarded to Mr. Lawrence Bruce for $1.1S and $1.21 lineal foot. Two Bridgeport firms put in bids for the job but were high CT than MT. Bruce.
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trained nurses are caring for the pa- tient.
 Richard Large had one of his fingers cut off by a buzzsaw at Hall Ss Elton company's factory yesterday.
 William La Croix and Miss Clara Le- see were married yesterday morning at the Holy Trinity church, Rev. Father Sullivan officiating.
 Nearly every day one or more hoboes are to be seen about the streets drunk. Where they get their money for drink is a mystery, for they won't work.
 Miss Elizabeth Eaton of Calais, Me, is the guest of Rev. J. J. Blair.
 c. H. Tibbitts was reappointed conn mittee on music and H. H. Walker choirmaster of St. PauPs church at the parish meeting Monday. The sum of $550 was appropriated for music. Last year $750 was voted.
 c. c. Treat announced his intention last evening to go to New Haven and enlist in the Yale artillery with his brothers, Edward and Frank.
 David Ross and o. B. Lane are the delegates from A. H. Dutton post, C.. A. R., to the state encampment in New Britain Thursday and Friday of this week.
 Frank J. Taylor has been appointed one of the state league umpires and will officiate in Hanover this afternoon at the Meriden-New Britain game.
 Mizpah chapter, Order Eastern Star, will meet this afternoon at Mrs. $. L.. Halls on Meadow street.
 J oYt, 1,o1 CT, r. CT at the Wallace hose house Thursday evening.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid soci- ety are requested to attend the meet ing this afternoon.