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THr WORLDS MARKETS

Chieaeo Sow. wheat Small Aresr.
une shipments anI unexpected .Ir.nein
re- liverpool Rafe wheat a gsoi taf.
t1ia1 Hnl ihe mtrErf during th. ar.t
hour % .pInrai considerable strength.
with h1ri cDVerinr freely Aurf hu.
hcWetot ienaa began to unload unf thr
market turned weak Selling was mostly
liquidation OF iuuF siuH nduced hl tha
evidence ~ Increase suppiltf lnl feg
short uncs were put out neaemn.r on.
encd siise % eahr at caHtssc. lItar. I
90 f9tIsn4e ard declined to 9rl Ch.eI-
~ received iG cars 90 OF which erisad
contract Minneapolis and Duluth .o. eos
cars compared w'th Ne of ttc s.me day
last week and iog the corresponding Jly
ye4r $3.50 Hopart from .toDh HtInr
cenier indicate an ncreafe of ottr % mI.
Jon hushciF n ono vsib.. dar th.
week Areertnc shipment. wen. -fo O."
husheiH Cash n,,e 90 slow
Coru-Llght rcce.rts and bs.t-- 80
.t,tnriheurl corn Trade ul. hr.k NIr
profes siouals buying hrlvuy A nbrrI
decrease in local stocks saI reports of
poor yield. added to the advance re-
ce.pt Ui ears pcromhmer opened a,
higher at aiN0nac aud fcd faady TO
that nenuro
Oats-An Improved cash demand Ughi
receipt and country huyinF strengthen.
ga oats Receipts to cars December
opened shade lower ai l,Ec and 1dvan.
cel to csc
Provisions Wore strong with good
cash demand 1nd steady decrease iu iocn'
stocks Packers bought heaw,y OF iard
ard riia January pork opcnoo ac higher
nt 'ec- and advanced 20 tae5ia January
Lard and rihF ruled shade higher ai
rI0t5 60 and tazn respectfully
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chicago. Nov. a.--Tho mall supply of
cattle today vas quickly disposed oi az
unchanged is-'Sce Good ~ fancy grades
a. oas6 20. .sfnon 20 medium Nooa'o '''
sfockers and feeders N15Hfth COWS
heifers ANA bulls 81 60gt5l0. ToNua niQn
ttiO. calves NI5af1o
Trade ln hogs was active lt STEADY
arices. except for ught We ghu, when
Nerc weaker Fair 90 prime lots Nl2AH
a ssit: heavy packers Nisrfio. mixed
assrtil5n. butchers S@9fi.'' lsht'
pmntt@, PISS p60gN-io.
The supply al sheep and lambs were
e xcesslye for Friday Buyers held
back ana tho market closed weak Nitn
ianfbs from i- 20 @ cents lower and sheeT
20 10 cents Common 20 prime lambs
sold at HO0asJ10 poor 20 prime sheeT
q O0TH00
Rocepts cattle 5000; hoTs aicoo' sheer
1000
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The Emperor ~ Germany has = run.
ming ear. Just think % iti man at
whose bsok one of the strongest armies
and navies ~ the whole earth could be
set in motion, a can whose rule Il abso-
lutoovor rthocountry ~ medical universi-
ties, man whose slightest caprice could
press into service tho most noted savants
and philosophers On earth, has a running
ear and IA unable 10 find a curei
Now contrast tho experience % the
following citizens of the United states
with tho Emperor Of Germany. Like the
FmPr-sr, they failed to flnd azure. But
unlike che Emperor, they happened to
b. plain citixons OF the United States,
rather than tho center ~ the inner court
Df the most exclusive aud carefully
guarted aristOoraoy OF tho world. Ia
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Baptist church-Dr I n Clark. %
Kansas City. will prea.n at IA o'clock
sunday school l3 II =. r. rs i.1o
West Guthrie Congregation, church
sunday school lDa. 10 Preaching
$3.50 p m subject What is Religion
e.. ~ Rarcy. Pastor
First Church ~ Christ. Scientist. will
hold services in room ,1. Capitol Bank
building. rn-nc. ~ Second street ond
Oklahoma avenue. sunday az o. "a. m
subject MoftaIs aud immortala Meet
ing every "Wednesday evening a. F,
o'clock iu the same room
The Guthrie Ministerial Union rll
meet la thc study uf che First Baptist
church Monday Nov. %. az fH a m.
Minister. 90 tho city and all visiting
brethren Sre ord.aiiv .n~ited vs. C
Miles President
Methodist Episcopal church sun.
day school o. m Morning scrvic,
30 o'clock followed lv the sacrament
of thc Lord's supper 'uu or L.agu,
q m Epworth League $3.50 p. m
No evening service lu account ~ thi
union temperance mcetiar A. th.
Cnristian church
First ProsbYtorian churcb-Ccrnr
Noble avenue and Division street w
G Mlies pastor. Preaching s.. 90 !
m sabbath school tt .fra m 8
. y $ G. r 40 Dn 81. u. All a. we.
come.
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-.v D--.n. N.F .-.1ftOn
fy-raoo. Not. 'lftnn .s..t .,Ia
i.m.rI prices higher American m o.
.dunr. f.e-I Tuures uHrt huf .tat..
N.n Y1rh N1N t-cotton -Tu.ur..
steady pecemher NO. january Nn
Fsbuuy U8 March UG. April E9
M1y UH June $40. Iuly rD. AuEHH
Ea. september Be1. October Nae
NtW Yor. N0t -C0tton-Future.
closed arm November 1871. Deeemhe'
E1i. January EU February F8s Mlroi
lUN April $50. May UE. June UC
July ru. August Tu. september rN
october NH
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chicago NoF. I-uoh ElL.Hmm.na
was greatly pio1Had af the result 0f
the nght declaring that h.a clntraH
tD night enc winner br1urhi nm tho
chance to asht IonucB
n ctut understand th1urh aald
Ftz why 1enrea asa not up.s him
out Dr. Iook. to me as though he should
have done ao aud ann m ghty .ry
ho ild not z have uot bnythlnE partIc.
ular against shnrlley f he did help to
ron We of th. decision In Sam Francis.
DH hut i I.nroa hal ku1ckei hm oul
.t would have been clean cut uGair
a. ionr aH 2 am going tl nghf Jenre.
fnr the champion q wish iua, on
tHlf account thlt E. h3d knocked
slarkeg ouf That would make wy
uua So the .hlmp.uuslp ea mucl
the clearer when beat 1enuef 1s v1t
may Doe ..t. I ann going OBJ do
CUucertug rhe dec ipu Frw sad
900 s hard f1r man nor at lhe ring
side aId watching the aEht with hi.
own eyes o. say what "a referee should
do But know silsr and 7 am willing =.
. bet on his d-clnon every @me u'
I ra9ss tNe game. and 4 hc saad Ietfre,
/ won-why Ieffries won AMI hy "a goo,
margin too have not oead au M M
rounds but sIlcr's judgment i8 g1o0
. enough for anybody
From the stage o. the thettre ~
/ lneht Fitzammons after enc ngh'
made a short speech o. the audlencs
\ o.. declared hs ltnenuon % nghun
the winner sayfng that both Sharke
and Iefir.es hal agn>-t to give hm
match
"Ill beat Jenriew sure wAs his lA1
remark as he dydgei s-sllind fhe cuf
tain
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Some ttnporisut Gases WIZ be- uea 3 and
Opiniona Rendered
Next Monday che territorial
supreme court wlii convene Several
important decisions viii probably be
rendered, among them being che
Paine and 30 khnFcr sul Ger che two
quarter sections of land inside Ga,
city iirita. on whicu some % che most
valuable residence property 20 che
town Us located Tho Iand in dispute
Was entered a. homestead bf Paine
and hocthnger WHOM tuo country was
thrown open o. settlement When thc
original tnwnsite was settled thc rCo-
nle ovcrAowcd onto She pAiuc nnd
huckhugcr claims Ihese cases have
been in thc courts f0r years 1hc
Logan county district court vIll also
convene next Monday with heavy
docket both criminal aua civli ftls
said that boodl Hing .n the last iogi.la.
turc viii be before the vrand Jury
sgain and that an pifort viii bc made
90 indict several well kuotn okIabo.
mans.
The case or 81 Thompson .ndict
ed on two counts flr converting inter
cst on public funds 90 bis own usc. is
on the docket The indictments will
probably be quashcd. us conviction
means imprisonment Cos nos iess thar
two ears and puuI.c sentiment SOC m.
90 be opposed to 1f.ctiuh such pun
shmcnt on Mr Thompson who
alleges that the interest was taken ir
the same way that Do 10 done .n 1thci
states
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ears Hesaysi Ny
head gathered and
broke an3 my ears
ran terribly Itrisi
sevsrAl remedies
with mo- relief Az
last Igot a bottle VI
Pe-ru-na and a ala
mo 80 much good
thatG kept ou using
a. am On thaflurth
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.EVANSSTICKS
Cau't Razzle Dazzle Him Ont OF
His Job.


scripps McRae League.
Cincinnati. o Nov. t-An Enquirer
dispatch from Nashville says that as
sisfant District Attorney Leo Brock
has received letter from Pension
Commissioner IA. Clay Evans saying be
had been offered the governor gener
aiship Of Cuba by the administration,
providing be would resign a. pension
commissioner
In the letter Commissioner Evaus
stated that be refused the oher that
he waa doing his duty and ~aa not q
be .rtimidated cr exchanged
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~ iathn, NtNhou
county, Toxas, who
had been troubled
with running ears
ever since ho wa
nIne mouths Ola.
Aftor a thorough
course 1f trentm nc
with po ru naho was
entirely cured aud
ls now rejoicing in
tho fact that he is
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hf H." "Nit'' "iHAy' entitled The llls oi
Life Tie wrote mo that che romedy was
simple aud that I could cure myself
Altar using en- worth of his remedies /
wa entirely cured The world could
not buy my fortune. 1 recommend Pc
ru-na 90 oil a. the best medicine sold"
Tho third csse is that ~ Rev. =. II,
Ronfro. N1rbarne. $40. who had running
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8. Louis. Noy. o-Whcat lower 30.
r.l oash elevator eac TRACK. 'l,i,i e.
December @i.e May 'lH'a'sc NJ 2. h'fa
fT06sc
rou-weat. No q cash. aii.c' track
1,c December a37c. MAY @haso'se
oats wcai 80 O. cash 2ic track 1''.e
December IA Mas 21c 40. white
l;c
Ure-rw'. 1e
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0i tho mtdulo nAf "i
~ years. standing
Hesayst"Ihad run
ming ears. and FOR ~
years I was almost
an Invalid. 10 was
40 offensive that J
excluded myself
from an society /
resolved a pamphlet
from DR. Hartman
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entirely free from this horrible disease.
A free book treating ratarrh in All ~
it, different phases aud stages, written
by Dr. Hartman, will ho sent free, hy
addressing The Pe-ru'na Drug Manu-
facturing Co, Columbus, Ohio.
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KANsAs - LINEsTock

Kansas Ciiy. Nov, S-cattle- Receipts
f.c0 natives; 2ooo Texans, market steady
Native steers 81 n0t9o Texas steers
3 5gli 20. Texas cows g i0as2os. native
cows and holfers s. t0dH.55' stockers ana
feeders s. OO8it75, bulls p&s1fSo
Hogs-Receipts i0,oo0. market steady
Bulk of sales stOoaai@, heavy packers
ana mlaod uWG3iO5; lights N0iMi york
.rs ti45QNo7. plgs oe5Htto6.
ahoeb receipts 400 market steady
rembl a o0afs %, mutlons p.c0aitoo
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NrW Y0RK pRODUCT

New york Nov. 3.-Buttor -Ree.pif
asso pack1gas. Arm Western creamery
t7aatc. June creamery i1Ge1ci factory hh
fnsZc
chees -necalpE ta0 package. barely
staadg large whitc isei small white
isnai.H, largo oNorel i2tsi2hc, small
colored i1itdi1hc
Eggs Receipts so12 package steady
western unFradel at mark it9isc
surar-Raw firm refined steady
gnnns rfrer
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chicago Nov whcat-CaEh. No 2.
r.1 -1auc. 30. g. rod. 6Ia7oc. 81. 2 hard
sinte- vGsTc. No 9 hard winter eiNcso;
81, northern sprnr el9uitc no 2,
prine. Gl0-hc
COR. So q Udnhc No H
Olt.Nn c $50 $3.50
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NV YORK DRY GOODS

New york Nov. a-Dry Csooif-Trs
market continues strong Some leading
ures of eastern drills. brow1 bleaehed
ana blue advanced sc. 10 change ~
bl,ached or coarse oolored cot'ons Prints
nrm. shrtng prints In good demand fcf
sprins Gngatms unchanged Iurinns
scarce. srens and Me higher.
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bottle. aud must say Do has removed ali
my bad symptoms. Ny head docs not
pain any more, nay ears have stopped
running and fsal grnnt d"al hottef.
Tho noxtls theaAse 90 Master Murphy
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his position nothing
but the romedtos
that have mot the
approval ~ the most
fast,dious m edtcal
orthodoxy could
ever reach him. In
tho position of these
American rtttScn-,
however they IA ad
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foeIer. 81 patG COW u.t H.if.- 500
atiS reNas and Indian f--.r cea''
HogH-Re.clpf 500 'rr 80. if
PIG anl lights lnd pa iint
butchers tim9f5 -
shaep-Receipf. foo n. rns ard
active Nafve mutton. 5 '4hs.. 'mh.
tt0lt0
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bcott Bostick, Of
IA m pt0r. a. a.
cured ofRunning
Ears By ur
MnrLmAn.

proved anu dlanp
proved. They were at perfect liberty 90
try anything they choso TO. They chose
% Try tho remedy that had cured othors
like themselves, aud .hus they found a
cure.
Running ~ tho ears. deafness or an
other affections of che middle oaf, Arc
duo primarily to chronic catarrh. Euu-
ming of che ear Is properly called chronic
suppurative catarrh. po-ru-na win cure
catarrh of the middle ear, as we'll a.
catarrh located elsewhere. This has
been proven over and over asain iu
innumorabl0 eases besides che ones just
mentioned. Deafness and running %
the ears are but symptoms % chronic
catarrh OF She middle ear. Pe-ru-na
cures the 1Atarrh, when the symptoms
disappear, whether DC he running ears or
deainesa 1T any 0ther affection u the
middle ear The remedy BE- compounded
according 90 tho formula originally de-
visod by Or. Hartman of tho Surgical
Hotel. Columbus. o.. tho noted writer
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~ rnifFs TIVEsTOCK

81 r0u.s. Noy 3-Callle Receipts
900 market steady Native ah'ppinE
ana Asss steere pulN %. nockerl ana
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when man has reached the tenith
lf his career aud attained the cnlmi-
no Jon 90 his mbiuon 90 stand pre-
nmlUuoN hc foremost actor of bio
um ac can we'll afford 90 make
known many little stories % the triala
aud traulauous experienced in hlh
struggle for fame. that until be is
established could Doe well ieit AN
known Frederick Warde, ihs dis.
tngu. .hcd tragcoiau. is authority for
tho statcmeut that upon bis hrst ap.
pearauce as the second murderer la
Macbeth his effort was rewarded by
tre opinion of the leading lady towit.
"l have seen many bad murderers. but
you. my poor boy, are absolutely the
worst OF wh 'ch we have
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and lecturer on all catarrhal Diseases
Tho second case, Mr.. ~. Walter Brady
Cascade, Ark, h. a cAse ~ suppuration
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MEN AND w MEN. GOOD ADnRfsS 10
travel lud Auu.Iuf agents salary 80 month.
UNutU..H rapid Advancement NuIFa ally
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ruEC. NUrIEN "a hitfhk New MAVrn.Conu.
msh hsn WOMEN GOOD ADDRESS. 10
travel Aut appoint aNcntl. SALARY 81 month.
eHuenHeH rapid Advancement uuuHukiV
brilliant opportunity Address, vita refer
ence uUTLER a AfHER. New na~cn. Conn
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a fffc Fise purireV, Crapen. faatci o.
Hofer Coisr. Frre
Ia order 90 Introduce our exccllent
work we Nill make to any one scnding
us "a photo life sIfa portrait, crayou,
pnatel .r water color, free ~ charge.
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likeness ard o highly artistic hnish
guaranteed send ynur photo at once
to o. T. Marechh tft Company ifa
tIm street nalla8 Texas
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no LET-At Old Buttonwooqs' f9 sTo
nished cottages on water lToh h,,s ~ viii
IL lana d. and stable Apply H. W Budlong'
Buttonwoods.
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READ THE spy WANT ADS FOR REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACitl, :
SETTS Metropolitan Water Board.
Wachusett Reservoir. Large contrary
for soil excavation. Sealed proposals viii
be received at the office Of the Metro
politan Water Board. Mt. Vernon street.
Boston, Mass, until 230 o'clock p m. Oh
FRIDAY. JUNE 8, 1899, for Stripping
g. 2500 900 cubic yards of surface soil from
1900 acres of the Wachusett Reservoir,
hauling il from one to six miles and de-
posting it in the easterly portion or the
north dyke in Clinton, Mass. One-halt OF
the above area VIII require clearing ana
grubbng. In addition to the soil eXcaVa.
ton there will be $1,000 cubic yards OF
earth and gravel excavation required Ior
dyke The whole work is to be completed
on or before December l, 1872. A Sl0VVV
check must accompany the proposal.
Bonds in the total sum of 100000 with
surety companies as surety not more
than $1,000 to be furnished by any one
company, will be required for the faith
full performance of the contract. Ihe
work has already been staked out, and
plans may now be seen at the oHlceS OF
the board in Boston and Clinton. Pamph-
let's containing further information Tor
bidders, forms of proposal, contract ana
specifications and plans, will be ready
about May 25 and will be mailed to con-
tractors who apply to the Chief Engineer
or may be obtained at his office. 3 Mt
Vernon street, and may also be obtained
at the Clinton office. EXcavating soil and
building road.-Sealed proposals will
also be received at the office of the board
until go o'clock p. m. of WEDNESDAY.
MAY 81 1899. for eXcavating soil and
building a road about 100 feet long in
West Bcylston and Sterling. running
southwesterly from the westerly end Of
the north dyke. The principal items OF
work to be done are $1,000 cubic YARDS
of earth excavation, 1000 cubic yards of
rock excavation, 1000 cubic yards of slope
paving 100 cubic yards of masonry laid
in mortar and 1167 linear feet of pipe
drains and culYerts from to "a inches
in diameter Improving Lancaster street
Sealed proposals will also be received at
d. m. of WEDNESDAY, MAY 81 1899 for
improving the roadway of IancA ster
street in West Boylston, Mass The road
way to be improved is about 5000 feet
long The principal items of work to be
done are 1900 cubic yards of earth ex-
caVation, 1000 cubic yards of rock eXcava-
ton, So cubic yards of masonry laid in
from 70 to "a inches in diameter. Pamph-
let's containing further information for
bidders, contract and specifications for
the last two contracts will be mailed to
contractors who apply to the Chief En-
gineer. or may be obtained at his office.
Plans may be seen at the office of the
Chief Engineer and at the Clinton office.
The nrinted forms must be used in MAX
ing proposals. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals and
to accept the proposals deemed best for
the Commonwealth. HENRY II.
SPRAGUE. Chairman; WILMOT R.
EVANS, HENRY P. WALCOTT. Metro
politan Water Board. FREDERIC :,
STEARNS, Chief Engineer. WILLIAM
N. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Boston, May Is, 1899.
M--22-24
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Have you thought of Yarmouth as
good place to spend your vacation in? If
not, let us send you a booklet. The sum
mer temperature at Yarmouth is a con-
slant delight; other conditions for enjoy
ment are excellent; good fishing, boating
and bathing, good roads and charming
scenery; air that cures hay fever in a
day. Yarmouth has also the one thing
needed to enable you to thoroughly enjoy
all these-one Of the best hotels in Canada
THE GRAND" Address
f. c. WILSON, Manager.
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Refrigerators and Store Fixtures

MARKETS. GRoCERS, hotels and family
refrigerators; also repairing, all kinds,
store fixtures and show cases, at lowest
prices City salesroom with Wilbur
Sign Co., II Vine St; factory, Berk-
man St, off June, Newton sd. cars.
st.
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TO THE HONORABLE THE JUS
TICES OE THE SUPERIOR COURT
Respectfully shews Rosetta Butler of
Worcester in the county Of Worcester
and commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
that she was lawfully married to Alfred
Butler, now of parts unknown. but whose
last place of residence, known to your
libellant, was said Worcester; at Wor-
cester aforesaid on the fifth day of DC
tober, A. D. 1891; that they have since
lived together as husband and wife in
Providence and Woonsocket in the state
of Rhode Island and in Worcester afore-
said. that your libellant has always been
faithful to her marriage vows and oblga-
tions. yet the said Alfred Butler being
wholly regardless of the same at said
Worcester in the month of July A. u.
1895 utterly deserted her, and has CON
tinued such desertion from that time to
the date hereof. being more than three
consecutive years next prior to the filing
of this libel.
Wherefore your libellant prays that a
divorce from the bond of matrimony may
be deereed between your ltbellant and the
said Alfred Butler and for such further
orders and DEGREES in the premiss as to
law and justice may appertain.
ROSELLA BUTLER.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU-
SETS Worcester, SIS. Superior court at
libel aforesaid, it is ordered that the
libellant notify the said Alfred Butler to
appear before the justices of this court, at
Worcester aforesaid, on the FIRST MON
DAY of JULY next, by publishing an
attested copy of said libel. and this order
once a week. three weeks successfully, in
The Worcester Daily Spy, a newspaper
printed in Worcester in said county, the
last publication to be fourteen days. at
least before said first Monday of July;
also, by causing an attested copy of said
libel and this order, to be sent by letter
registered if practicable, to the last
known residence of the respondent that
he may then and there show cause why
the prayer of said libel should not be
granted.
Attest, T. s. JOHNSON, Clerk.
a COPY of libel and order of notice.
Attest. T. S. JOHNSON, Clerk.
M-24-29 Je--5
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CIR. BARTLETT. Proprietor.
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CoTSTACE BoARD-Near the ocean
~ ~,om ana board 81 to Sll; meals %. 40 20
dress I,orelei Cottage. TeWAspurS So
Winthrop Beach. Mass
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-24
Horses. Carriages, etc
Watches and JeweIry:

HANDSPRING put in while you wait for
% cents; watches cleaned 70 cents;
work guaranteed for one year. We also
sell watches, diamonds and jewelry at
lower prices than any other store In
Worcester Remember 1t is the Globe
Watch Repairing Co., $50 Main st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-24

PES. PLACE TO BUY resort home is
. Old Old Orchard Beach, Maine; property
steadIiv increasing in value, pier built
last year being enlarged new VT town VIM nan
fandie hest property in market. all
p 1ia ali locations; cottages built to
order also cottages to let. j. NJ. Ryan,
Old Orchard, Me.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-24
O. A. KELLEY,
81 Foster Street.
By ]. G. FOLSOM, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE,
Wednesday May "a, 1900,
At
SaIesroom, $50 Main ST.

Commencing at o'clock. -
Comprising the following Goods:
SILK PLUSH PARLOR SUIT,
a very nice 5-piece Polished Frame Suit
Overstuffed Damask Set, 1 5-piece Green
Velour Set 1 Oak Library Chair leather
seat; l very nice Leather Couch. l Oak
Roll-Top Desk, / Flat Top Desk, Swivel
Office Chairs, Couches, Lounges and
Fancy Chairs,
2 LARGE BLACK WALNUT BOOK (.
CASES,
one with writing desk, one with doubts
top open centre, with glass. doors each 4
side; Quartered and plain Oak Extension
Tables and Sideboards, 2 China Closets,
Oak Dining Chairs, Hall Stands, ParlorS
Tables Mirrors and Clocks.
RASS-TRIMMED IRON BED
STEADS
Oak and Ash Chamber Sets, Bureaus
Wardrobes and Chiffonieres; Hair, Cotton
and Fibre Mattresses: l very nice Oak
Folding Bed with oval mirror; Tapestry
Wooden and Oil Cloth Carpeting; rolls
Straw Mating, Lace and Opaque Cur
tains,
UPRIGHT AND CHEST REFRIGERA-
TORS.
2 New Ranges, 1 Secondhand Range, n
Oil Heating Stoves, / Oil Cooking Stove
lot of CrOckery and Kitchen Ware.
J. @. FOLSOM, Auctioneer.