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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-12-16
The sure Ia grippe euro.

There Is no use suffering from this
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the right remedy. You are having pain
all through your body, your liver out of
order, have no appetite, no life or am
bition, have bad cold, in fact are com
pletely used up. Electric Bitters is the
only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone
1p the whole system and make you feel
like new being. They are guaranteed
TO cure or price refunded. For sale at
Holden's Drug Store, only SOC per bottle.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-12-16

In the man whose childhood has
known caresses and kindness, there is
always fiber of memory that can be
touched to gentle issues.-George Eliot.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-12-16

Soothing, healing, cleansing, De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye is the i'm
placable enemy of sores, burns and
wounds. 1t never fails to cure piles.
You may rely upon it. Grant Holden.
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TO CURE coLpIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
III druggists refund money If 1t fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has l.. B. Q.
on each tablet.
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AGAIN ARRESTED FOR B1GAME.
william GassmRn Served One Term Fl
Having Two Wives, and Now He Has Thre

William GassmRn Served One Term for
Having Two Wives, and Now He Has Three.
William Gassman Of Greenwich. Staten
Island. was arraigned In the Second Criminal
Court in Jersey City yesterday morning on a
charge OF bigamy. The complaint was made
by his first wife. to whom he was married on
Sept. 20, 1901. She caused his arrest n year
ago on a charge of bigamy and he served six
months In the penitentiary.
After serving his term he did not return to
either Of his two wives. but took up his resi-
dence in Staten Island. There he met Miss
Alice Cassin and was married to her on July 2e
OF this year. Gassman and wife Nos were
walking on the boulevard on Friday, night when
they were arrested by Acting Captain Haag and
Detective Bennett. the woman being detained
as u witness.
Lawyer Robert Carey. his counsel. told Acting
Police Justice Macs that he believed Gassman
was insane. As the last marriage was per
formed In, Staten Island and out of the New
Jersey jurisdiction. Judge Macs dismissed the
charge of, bigamy, but ordered ,Gassman held
as q disorderly person. This will give his, first
wife an opportunity to make u complaint
against him In Staten Island.
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City Marshal Crosse, Who Seized 1t, Ordered
to Return 1t to Her.

City Marshal Crosse, Who Seized 1t, Ordered
to Return 1t to Her.
City Marshal Max Crosse was summoned
yesterday to the Essex Market Court and
questioned about his seizure OF furniture and
other household effects OF Mrs. Kate Keegan. a
widow, of50 West REIMBURSEMENT street.
Lawyer Rosenschein. who appeared for Mrs.
Keegan, told Magistrate Wentworth that Mrs.
Keegan. about q year ago, bought $45.75 worth
of furniture from Selig Volt of Seventy-ninth
street and Third avenue. She had paid $2S.
when, on July IA. the furniture was seized by
Marshal Crosse on q writ OF replevin secured
by Volt from Judge Lynn in the Fifth District
Municipal Court. Mrs. Keegan's child was sick
aud died two days after the seizure. Judge
Lynn dismissed the suit and ordered Marshal
Crosse TO return the furniture.
On the next day Volt brought another suit
against Mrs. Reagan. and secured another writ
of replevin against the snne furniture. al
leging, according to Lawyer Rosenschein, that
Mrs. Keegan still had 1t. These later proceed
ings were brought before Judge Goldfogle. who
9rcceeded, Judge Lynn. in. the same court;
Judge Goldfogle also dismissed the suit, and
ture, which he did not do.
In the police court Yesterday Magistrate
Wentworth said TO Marshal Crosse: Il want
you to give this woman back her property. and
Mr.. Volt has got it." said the Marshal.
Then you take this woman to his place Of
business and get It for her. or / will entertain u
The marshal left the court, promising to do
aR directed.
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Fan At E. c. BEvEDrcr.s HOUSE
About 1000 Persons Attend n Red Cross
Entertainment There.

Entertainment There.
GREENWICH. Conn, Aug. 6.-More than 1000
residents OF shore towns gathered to-day Mt
the handsome villa OF L. O. Benedict at Indian
Harbor. and the Red Cross Society will be en-
rlched nearly $1,000 thereby for the purchase
OF cots for sick soldiers. This was the first
time the public had ever had an opportunity OF
visiting the grounds. and many were prompted
by curiosity. Mrs. L. @. Hasell. Mrs. Benedict.
and Mrs. Hastings had entire charge. Three
bands added to the festivities.
Tho drawing room OF the residence was used
for the sale. The linen table was in charge OF
Mrs. Ramsay Turnbull Of Bernardsville. Mrs.
Nathaniel Witherell OF Belle Haven and Mrs.
Malcolm Campbell OF Englewood. At the fancy
table were Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. W. G. Stone OF
Belle Haven, and Mrs. Foote and Miss Hastings
OF New York. The candy table was in charge
OF Miss E. X. Livingstone Of New York. Nine.
seiGne OF Italy and Mrs. John V. L. Pruyn OF
Albany. Miss Louise Benedict was dispos-
q huge doll by chances. Mrs. Benedict
had charge Of a score OF walters in the, dining
T TsTe is0 Thf f6s IS Sse eent tse c At tRe f Persian s%ne aSTden,
Hubbell and, Ralph Holman Of the battlesliip
a New York paimist. The chiildren's depart:
ment, to the east Of the house consisted Of
looked ISlnsf' alter tao by Y" tie iISH Misses Young M!i and I'D Barrett Tdf
| and Horace @. Jones.
The p~rettiest place, however. was the italian
| garden bordering the water side. Miss Ellen
Erving of Rye being in charge. Tho little
Misses Helen and Catherine Turnbnll. Alice
and Mary Mason Haslett and Rhoda Jones, at;
tired in pink and white costumes with red
crosses, quickly disposed OF tho bouquets and
baskets OF flowers. Here an orchestra played
music. On the rear porch Of Mr.. Hastings's
residence. connected with the Benedict villa by
a bridge. was a Punch and. Judy show, looked
after by Mason Hasell and William Iselin. To
the greenhouses IN admission OF 10 cents was
charged. A bicycle and runabout were CHANGED
of here. An assortment OF well-kept horses.
carriages and harnesses, and n collection OF
French posters on the walls proved a great at
traction.
The yacht Oneida was In the harbor, having
on board. ex-Secretary OF the Treasury and
son. who will GO with the Benedicts tomorrow
to Maine. Launches took parties about the
Sound for 25 cents. On account Of death in Mr.
Carlisle's family he remained on board the boat
all day, but. Mr.. Wilson moved about with the
crowd on shore. Many steam yachts were in
the harbor.
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CHIC4Go,s PEACE CARNITAL.
An Elaborate Carnival Formed Involving
IN Outlay of 800, 900.

CHICAGO. Aug. 0.-The plans for Chicago's
great peace carnival, which is to he begun on
Oct. 3. and which will last two weeks. are about
completed, and will involve an expenditure OF
at least $700.0 900. Three committees having
the entire AFFAIR in charge will meet ON Monday
10 complete the plans. The celebration will be
divided into three parts. the opening cerc-
monies, Chicago Day. and closing spectacles.
One OF the most beautiful OF the events will
The Birth OF the Sea Queen At a signal the
lake will be illuminated and the multitude will
see far out, a fleet. When the fleet draws near
seated on HIS throne, In a pearl-white sea
shell. surrounded by scores OF nHiais. will be
the Sea Queen. A great balloon will he sent up
carrying dazzling strings of lights hundreds OF
feet long. and written In letters of light will be
Welcome. Queen"
There will DO fourteen arches OF triumph
erected across tho streets. The frst OF these
arches will represent DeYey's victory and the
army victories.
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Ran Down whselman Hamilton.

Robert Gathouse, driver Of a Fifth avenue
stage. was arraigned In the West Fifty-fourth
Street Police Court yesterday for reckless driv-
ing on complaint OF Alexander Hamilton OF $40
West Twenty-seyenth street, brother Of former
Police Commissioner Hamilton. While riding
his bicycle up Fifth avenue MIR, Hamilton was
run dowp Gt TwentY,seySnth street rect By the stage
wrecked and Mr., Hamilton narrowly escaped
injury, dathouse. tried, 10 get away, but Mr..
man, caught him at Twenty-nipth street, He
was discharged by Magistrate Simms at the
request of Mr.. Hamilton, who said that Cat
house had been punished enough by being
locked up all night.
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Further Particulars NJ the Wreck Of tn
Tug aud tho Drowning of Thirty Men.


PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. G.--Nine survivors o
the tug W. j. Kcyscr Of this port have reache,
here. The Keyscr was chartered 10 assist tn
tug Nlmrod Of Mobile to tow the drcdge Hes
nandon and two scows from Mobile to Dry Tor
tugas for Government work. The kSysrr lei
here on Tuesday morning to meet the Eimro
and her tow of Cape San Bias, On TuosdN
night a southeast gale set In before they hNi
sighted tho tow. BY midnight the wind hat
reached a velocity OF seventy or eighty miles a.
hour Suddenly tho wind changed TO north
east. At A. M. a huge sen swept ava IN,
pilot-house and threw the tug on her bean
ends. She began to sink rapidly and the men cw
away the llfeboats. In a few seconds tho tue
went to the bottom, carrying down Capt. W. H
Allen. the colored cook. Henry Brown. a white
cabin boy; Walter Brown and n white arem0l
named Goodfellow, lately from 81. Louis.
The tug went dow twenty miles OF 90
J%oseph's, and for eight hours the nine sur
vivors in the liicboat were tossed about by the
hurricane. At o o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing they were thrown up through the surf OF
the beach at st. Joseph's. Later the bodies Of
Capt. Allen and Henry Brown we're thrown
upon the bench. They were so badly dlsng-
ured that they were buried on the beach. The
Mobile tug Nimrod lost her smokestack and
was badly damaged. but reached st. Joseph'I
Bay without loss Of life. She lost her tow. tho
drcdge and two scows. There Is no doubt thai
the dredge sunk with twenty-six men on board
who were lost. They belong in Mobile.
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NEWPORT, Il, L., Aug. O,-Thero was little go
ing OH in the social worldto-duy other then tho
luncheon given by Commodore Elbridge II.
Gerry on board the steam yacht Electra. This
afternoon quite II number of the cuttagers
went TO the pier to witness the closing game of
Mrs. Cornelius Vandsrbiit gave a small family
dinner at this "Breakers." Dinners were given
by Mrs, w. y. Wells, Mrs. W. Fitzhugh White
Whitney Mrs. II, ParSon. Ms. Calvin. q, briee.
end MI Jsmes y. Parker, NJ Cope MAbtehoyse
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Lost Hi Life to Save His Hat.

Aman 90 years old. giving his name as g. n,
Barry OF 203 East Thirty-eighth street. but
unknown at that address. yesterday attempted
TO Jump from a northbound Lexington avenue
cable car at Fifty fourth street TO recover hi1
hat, which had been blown away. He did not
aignn the conductor and landed on his head.
out assistance and walked into a drug store on
the corneri it proceeded. Barry collapsed In the
drug store and was taken to Flower Hospital,
whore he died last night. In his pockets werd
a number OF newspaper clippings, all advers
tiaements for q b~ookkeeper.
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a BULLET INSTEAD OF HIS CHILD.
Arthur s. Beers Shot While Trying to Seize
His Little Daughter.

DANBURY. Aug, 0.-Arthur 3. Beers. a hat nm
Usher. is dying at the hospital In this city from
a bullet which Henry Kierney. a colored farm
hand. sent into him while Beers was trying TO
seize his own daughter late last night. Beers 10
a member OF a family OF prominence in this
city, and ten years ago married Nellie Bouton.
She left her husband last spring, and secured a
place as a servant in the farmhouse Of Hanford
Fairchild. at Great Plain. Two children. Bes-
sie, u 9-year-old girl, and a boy Of II remained
with their father. Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Beers drove by her husband's house and saw
Bessie playing In the yard. She took her into
the wagon and drove away. Late last night
the father went 10 the Falrchild house and de-
manded his daughter. Kierpey appeared at n
from the promises. Beers got into his wagon
TO drive away, when Kierney fired and the bull
let entered Beerss abdomen.
An operation was performed this afternoon
as the only chance for saving his life. Klerney
murder,
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DIII0s

BURR.-on Friday. Aug. 8. 1898. Aaron H.. Bum.
son of the late Aaron @. Burr.
Funeral services at his late residence. 80 West
12eth st., Monday, Aug. ., at / O'Clock T. N. In
torment at New Rochelle.
~CUBHMAN.-At Rye Neck. n. Y. Aug. o. Mary.
widow OF John Henry Hobart CushmHn and
daughter OF the late Rev. T. Townsend HuddRrt.
Funeral services will be held at Christ Church.
Rye. n. Y, at 8 P. NJ. on Monday. Aug. 8. PrivatS
car will DO attached to the train leaving Grand
Central Station. AID st.. at 2;o2 +. III, Carriages
will meet this train on arrival at Rye. San Fran
cisco papers please copy.
DONEELLY.-on Thursday. Aug, 4. 1898. John
f., son Of Mary and the late Simon Donnelly. AlSo
brother Of Simon p. Donnslly and Mrs Mary
LonghrGn.
Funeral from lAto residence. $40 East IAth 81.
Monday 9Th inst. thence " Church Of the lmmAos
ulate Conception. where q solemn requiem mass
will DO offered for the repose OF his soul at 10
An. Relatives and friends OF the family. AlSO
brother comrades OF Alert Council. No. ACT, g. d.
L.; Celtic Council, No. o7s. X. Al Ave Maria
Council. K. of c.. and members OF TammAny
Hall General Committee Of tho Fourteenth AZ
sembly district and Fabian Union are reSpect
fully invited. Boston and Worcester. Mast ana
Warrington papers please copy.
HART.-At stanford Conn, on Thursday. Aug. 4.
1898, Mary, wife OF tho late Rev. A. d. Hart ot
New York city. In the 9th year OF her age.
Funeral services will be held at 81. Johns Church.
Stamford. Conn, on Monday at II A., carriages
awaiting the arrival OF the II A. II. train from
New York. Commitment services viii he held ~
woodlRwn. N. Y. at $50 =. II.
LEHMAN On ThursdAy. Aug. I. 1898. Gustav /.
Lehman. beloved son of Hannah and the -
Julius Lehman. In the seth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 80 West sstA
ct. ntsrment private.
NIILI.ER.-on the 9th inst. at his home, sos "SSS
glst g., George Clinton Miller,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
OLIVER.-on Thursday, Aug, =. Jane. wife Of Z
Mason Oliver, at her residence, 1907 East lJ6thSk
Relatives, friends. Commissioners, inspectors. prin'
cipals and teachers Of public schools, borough Of
the BrUnI.a are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the Mott Haven Reformed
Church. corner Sd AT. and l40th st, OIL Sunday.
Aug. I. at +. A., lnterusnt in WOodlsWA
Cemetery,
VNH KENsICO CEMETERY Private station iiSI.
l II lam Railroad a. minutes ride from the GIAnQ
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nled on the neaoh at A.burr Park.

AsBURY PARK. y j., Aug. 0.-Joseph I'll,
Walsh. private secretary to Judge Woods, Post
master Of Albany. died this afternoon on the
beach at tho foot OF Fourth avenue, lie had
lust left the water and was talking TO SOME
went 10 his assistance, but he diod before medi-
cal aid could be summoned, Doctors said thai
Mr., W9sh dled Of heart disease, he WaS 80
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Another Body neoorsrsd.

Otto #. Frohweln, the druggist OF Ninety
frat street and Third avenue whose three
daughters and niece were drowned in Rarltan
Bay on Thursday. recovered tho body OF his
13.year-old daughter Emma yesterday. The
elchcn, the niece. The drowned sailor was
identified Yesterday by Mrs. Ellen Hansen OF
2OU Thirty first street. South Brooklyn, aA her
brother, Oscar Frederick Egstrom.
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s N4s. SEs Ernest r. 'soh E ori SF.' S ma Mind &Rd
Il, aid I'D RRS ps' gsS,ss y sARsaiy III, and a; L IES[55. ).
Str,r and Mrs: W. T. SOIbron 4RyPg r.
Mr. and Mrs, ihlISrdr, T, RIoii., vi, and Mrs.
FRANCIS C. Van Dyks Gen. Joseph w, Cong
Barkaiow. James A. MorEisse. Herbert J.. Nor
rlsse, Mr., aud Mrs. ]. A; Van Wink!e, Benjamin
Elastwoody Judge Joseph Goalt. w; A: HPlsey.
W. ii. Williams and, family. Mrs. William
j., Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. f., p. yJonee,
more. Nd. Mr., and. Mrs. Vim. VI. johnson, ".
K. Iohnsoni Miss White. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I.
Brown OF PittsburR. Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. King Of
Summit, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. l.. -Washburn.
Coitlnudt Belts, n. n. Kennedy OF. Danvllle, N.
Y, Mr., and Mrs Louis Suleliac of Allentown,
Pa. +. /. Curtis and w. ii. Clark OF Passaic. N.
j., and d. W. Hewett.
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Flag Presentation mt Ocean Grove.

AsBURY PARK. \. u. Aug. O,-At the Ocean
Grove Auditorium to-day Gov. Voorhees,. in
behalf OF Myron w. Morse. presented a large
American nag to the Ocean Grow Association.
The Rift was accepted by Bishop Fitzgerald.
who. responded With a patriotic address. A
ss%sEiSSsSa q 8 sTs &c TSSStS sI Rsst Esa aF'e ~ de-
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CAREY-HOLAHAN.- On Wednesday evening.
Aug. 3. 1893. by the Rev. James II. MnGcAn. a
st. Peters Church. New York. Katharine Theresa.
daughter of the late Thomas J. HolGhAn. IN Mar
tin Raymond Carey.
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DIR. Pepper's Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 0,-The funeral ser
vices OF the late DIR, William Pepper, the physi-
elan who died suddenly In California. we're
held here to-day Of st. JPPss's Episcopal
rector eonducfedthe e~ervices. The informant
WNsA - Ianral HUI and We pEtlNtA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
MARINE INTELLlGENck

MINIATURE ALMANAo-THs DAY.
sun rises. -. 8 Ca Sun sets. 2 90 Moon rises. 0 ZEE
HIGH wATKR-TBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. II 10 Gov. Isl'd. IL so He'll Gate. 1 -
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8nstutss Notifes.
MHARRIMD

Permit No Substitution. Insist Upon Having
II. pure. correct Mineral Waters.
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ArrIxed-sAruRpAr. A

ArrIved-5KTURpAT, Aug. q.
O. Polarstjernen, Nielsen. Hamburg July "a.
o. Andes, Cole. Port Limon.
IS HiApAniR, Kuhlewtin, Stettn.
90 Port Melbourne, Smith, Liverpool
Be Button, Oils, Rio Janeiro.
6s Caribbee, Scott, Barbados.
SH Dorset, Souter, Tampico.
ss Beeonfeld, Farnell, Las PalmaS.,
eB Old Dominion, Tapley.
Be- Glenmoor Swap, Shields.
u. 8. transport louisiana. Kemble, Santiago.
LFor later arrivals SEQ First PAge.I
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Special alutiee5.

VISIT DIR. j. Eli PRAY CO.'S CuI'
ROPOnY aud MANICURE PAhIAIlS, surSevH yHi.
rNpod.st, skilled and thorough VBeratpN5 Z sA1S
2ad II toppOAlto Madison SquAra Parks CllAhlH ued
1898. bk. !. PkRHKR PRAf's TOILET PhEtAhA'
TONS are the oldest aud pest; highly medleln4ll ~
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Feil Down the Airshaft and was Killed.
John sneykal. Il cigarmaker. ~ years old,
who lived on the second hoOr Of 4Oe East
seventy-tourth street. fell from his room into
Si1nAlt yesterday morning d tracturOd
2sA4 ~ dted ~ Flower HQspifaL
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VNHE KENsICO CEMErERY,-PnvAts station iiAI:
Il lem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the GTAnd
Central Depot. Once. 10 Fast 42l st.
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SPOKEN.
Bark Emita, from New York for Bahia, Aug. 9. LAT,
No.84, long. 7O.AA.
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SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
@ Campania, from Liverpool for New York.
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You q know L you'd, been here, in time,
Judge. Just US he struck whipped my rod
"MhiPpe%S, your rod back This with deep
a rod. You ought TO have given him line,
is this your fish or miner He came clean
out 81 the water ere could see the leader =
did you think hadi Aklte?
plny aSs} h hav' %S9 lie G su Gss / 'e esu MfE i6St T siEe
You caught! Yqg! You never caught any,
knows, You knows, that you couldn't 20 out on a
Winters night and catch u cold;m
See here, FEothinghsmi III bet you any
Aud they're in the lake yet. l reckon. Last
"a fortnight ago ] caught a.
Bet! Bet" the crowd began to shout. Put
up your money. gentlemen"
heard announcing:
photographs of the dinner will nov he taken
Prepare your reverend mugs. ladies and
gents" supplemented somebody;
The photographers got half a dozen pictures
from as many different points. aud the eating
then proceeded, but somewhat languldly, aud
an argHHent botweeP Charley ThurntPni who
~ To the %latter's reputation of being the wick
eldest member of the club only served TO llyGn
"Verybody had eaten eaten beyond lis or s YRnSaIl
capacity, ana when; as u finale; the band played
o oTas S.9 H. sP ef Z ab hSBBqI + cost i g Y r niite9iq9S {, :
lift themselves from their chairs. The days
performance ended with.a ball game between
the M9rrlst9wn Field Club and the Lake Hopat-
A@G s%s ' hps' lCsS 4 q E, The el9%%bq9s were ere
Tn, COL Daniel xpbletob, MIS-. IA Hppiston
] Aias baeknelh AE, and NEa. Alax. NW6as ~
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-06-25
First publication June Is.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scribers have associated themselves and
adopted Articles of Incorporation and
caused them to be duly filed in the office
of the Clerk OF Lancaster County, Ne
braska, and the Secretary OF State Of
said state, for the purpose OF becoming
an incorporation pursuant to the laws of
said state.
The name Of said incorporation is II.
w. Brown Drug and Book Company.
The principal place Of traneacting its
business will be at Lincoln, Nebraska;
and the general nature of said business
will he the purchase and sale at whole.
sale and retail OF drugs, medicines,
paints, oils. chemicals, toilet articles,
books, stationery, writing materials and
appliances. and the carrying on Of gen.
merchandise and articles Of like nature.
The amount Of its capital stock is
$4,000. divided into 100 shares Of $4,000
each. all OF which will be fully paid up
at the time of the commencement of the
Incorporation, and may be paid in whole
or in part by the conveyance to said in
corporation of merchandise Of all or any
OF the descriptions hereinb.fore men
toned. The time of it's commencement
was the date of filing Of these articles in
the office of the Clerk of Lancaster
County, Nebraska, to-wit: the 18th day
of June. 1898. and the day Of its termina-
ton will be at the expiration Of twenty
years from said last named date. The
/ ighest amount Of Indebtedness or liza
bility to which the corporation may at
any time subject itself is $4,000 Its
affairs will be conducted by a Board of
three Directors, who will chose from
their own number President and Sec
rotary. one Of whom will serve also as
Treasurer.
Subscribed this 18th day Of June, 1898.
II. w. Brown,
G. NJ. COBB,
/. II. HATFIELD,
incorporates.