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Lo. tho Poor Indian.

The Utes received their annuity
money this week and monte" and
"koon.kan" are the leading sources of
recreation. The Ute's cash stipends
sometimes, if the deal is not entirely
against him, lasts two or three hours, bu,
it circulates largely In the tribe ard lose
or win all is good natured.-Durango
Democrat.
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The Junior Epworth League will give
an entertainment in the auditorium Of
the M. E. church. Monday evening Nov
n consisting of music. reci,ations, dia.
'eues. and the broom drill" given by
eight girls in costume. which will be the
special feature of the evening. Admis-
sion 10 and IS cents. 25 2,
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A London editor says that Paul Jones
was pirate. 1t occurs to US that our
English friends might be alb e to get all
the excitement they want these days
without delving into the musty past
Washington Post.
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The Boy Who DIDN'T Count.

Mrs. Tindler-Why. Johnny, what is
the matter with you? You've been fight
ing! And l told you to count ten when
you were angry.
Johnny-1 did, but Tommy Tinker
played roots on me. He didn't count his
ten until after he'd plunked me in the
eye.-Boston Transcript.
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Pious old lady. who runs bcard ding
house and had just finished saying grace
at the supper table. to new boarder who
has held his head upright tn org hout
the ceremony. "Alheism?' New
boarder. "No, boil. Silver and Gold.
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Wnen Col. Walterson announ ed that
he was Standing in sheer amazement,"
he probably had an idea that Gov. Brad.
ley was making preparations for stand
ing pat.-Washington Post.
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ThnDksRivinR Day.

For the accommodation OF those who
Will wish to spend Thanksgiving day in
Denver, the Colorado Road will hold
train No. 23. due to leave Denver at 4:3o
p. m. to leave at $50 p. m. This will
enable patrons to witness the great Boul
der-D. A. c. foot ball game and return
home the same evening.
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The Denver News says the ladies' will
be out in traps and fine gowns at Denver
today 10 witness the football game and
will wave figs and ribbons. lust as
they do it in Boulder" Denver NAV
eventually get hump on herself and be
in style. but to be really in style she
must initiate Boulier's fair ones.
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In Chicago.

Really. the number of weddings this
season is something unprec. dented
People are getting married who were
never married before"
us it possible. PLAIN Dealer.
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DIR. Fra d Chase, University Alumnus.
was in charge OF the observatory at
Yale during the recent observance of
Leonids. Before the expected shower
he propnesied correctly tha. the meteor
ic shower would not be what was ex.
pected.
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Househoud furniture for sale, all in
first class condition. Some choice pieces
made to order. Call at 4zI HIIl street,
MaPieton terrace, after 3 p. m. "a At
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The work of remodeling the city fire
station is we'll under way. Ia til. mean.
time tie hitched horses and fremen are
compelled to stand out in the street.
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Mr.. Clark of the electric light works
has resumed his position there having
recovered entirely from the operation for
per,tonitis at the University hospital.
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Those who need glasses or treatment
for their eyes or cars. We gladly refer 10
DR.. Scott, the Denver oculist, who comes
to the Bowen hotel next Wednesday.
He gives satisfaction and is reliable.
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Water Commissioner kneale expresses
his pleasure over the manner Boulder
is going to work to prevent its sewage
from communicating Boulder creek. He
charscterizes it as "a first class job
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Cut Rates.

Chicago. S24.so.
st. Louis, S22.oo.
Tickets on sale October and to 9th.
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland one fare
Tor round trip. Tickets on sale October
i5'h and 10th, limited for return to Nov
Der 10Th. T e. C1LLsR. Aot
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While cleaning windows in the new
Odd Fellows building today man
named Pellymonter threw a board
through fine plate glass and broke it.
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Mr.. and Mrs Mckay. recent arrivals
from Nebraska have taken the house OF
Silas Crandall on 9th street.
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A Hint.

A complete Inc of children's ready
made dresses, neat school patterns.
]. L. RAcHoFsKY,
I4th and Pc ,rl.
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Mrs. Sue Callahan and daughter, Miss
Ella. went TO Denver on business today
Others went to see the foot ball game.
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George F. Fonda, J. L. Moorh ad,
George Teal, Harry Mcclure and other
foot ball enthusiasts witnessed the
Athletic-Wheel club game n Denver to
day
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The postoffice here was closed oe.w cen
2 and 4 this afternoon by ordee of Post
master Coates out of respect to the mem
ory of the late Vice President Hobart.
Daily camera., 1899-11-25

Mr.. Kenney. of the University of Ne.
braska, has come to Colorado for his
health, and is staying at the Sig house.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Hol
water heat, electric light. modern con-
viences. Lane building 1884 I3h street.
236t
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Fancy Belldovsr apples by the box a
COulehan's
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B-llflower apples by the box at d. L.
Vie & Cos. 2aIw
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Remember the auction at Mrs.
Crosby's beginning Friday DC IS.
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All leading kinds of Poultry and stock
foods at Coulehans.
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LOCAL. NEWS.
Superior Coal at Wocllett & Browns.

Mrs. Dan McAllister is visiting Mrs
John Bunyon at Ber,houd.
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The best buckwheat -four In Colorado At
Coulehan's.
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For safe.

Two choice. fresh cows. l. qure at
I444 Pine st. IS 1t
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"Evey Path
Hath a Puddle. 4"

The puddle in the path
evay of most lfves is a de-
fectipe circulation due to a
blood supply that instead of
groqving clear and strong like
a mountain brook, is stawant
and impure. Puddles may be
purified, however. and be-
come impfd streams. That
is qyhat Hoods Sarsapariua
does quith human blood. It
clarifies. purifies and strengthens the
blood, and qDhen this Is accomplished the
Vaalorgans. GUer. lungs, kidneys. boDels.
are all braeed and h,pieorated.
Asthma -" -Four bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparizla eaoe me permanent relief
from asthma, and haze had no trouble
from, shortness of breath since" Edith
G. Lane. Vienna. Ga.
PimpIes ~ used TO be troubled evfh
nalaria and p6nples; friend adoised me
TO take Hoods Sarsapar7la. Ihaoe been
free eper since" W. Steeua,t. sos Myrtle
Ape., Brooklyn. ~ y
Worn Out FeeIing-"I decided TO
take Hoods Sarsapardla for zuorn out
feeling. and a few bottles reGeVed me en-
trely and nozD am able to poork great
deal" Kitty AUen. Madison X,
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@od4 Saa4abMM
Czazl7: l7:lE5l13lzaD

Hoods Pills liver MS; the nonirritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsapariila.
Daily camera., 1899-11-25

Go to d. L Wise & Co. and get box
of Bellflower apples ter Thanksgiving.
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Observation-Disclosures.


understanding that the Supplemental De-
linquent Tax List, If any, shall be pub
lished for not less than one week, ana
that the price to be paid for each assess
ment on the said Supplemental delinquent
Tax List shall be not more than twice
the amount bid for each assessment on
the Delinquent List,
The space occupied by predatory notices,
remarks and explanatory matter VIII be
paid for per one thousand ems pro rata
with the average matter in SAID hst. SAID
extra matter and pro rata to be com I'm
said Committee on Printing and Salaries
of the Board of Supervisors.
In style and general character said De-
linQuent Tax List must substantially con-
form to and with the list hereunto at
tached of last year.
Each proposal for printing. publishing
and distributing such list must state;
published in said City and County in
which it is proposed to so publish such
list,
Seeond-The price to be charged for
each assessment, whether of real estate,
personal property or poll tax.
Third-The names of the sureties to be
offered in event of receiving the award
herein.
Each proposal must contain or have at
tached thereto a sample of not less than
thirty lines Of such real estate matter and
personal property matter upon the quail
lty of paper to be used.
The. party to whom this contract is
awarded will be required, prior to or at
the time of the execution of said contract,
TO pay the cost of advertising this notice
IN three daily newspapers, and 70 also
pay the cost of the publication in the of
hcial newspaper of the Resolution award
ing him the contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
all bids, and will demand good and suf-
flctent bonds in the sum of ten thousand
($lOO00.OO dollars for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract
Proposals to be indorsed publishing
Delinquent Tax List"
JNO RUSSETT Clerk
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BORN.
MAR LED.

BAMBURGER-LEDE this city April
10, 1899 by the Rev. DR.. Voorsanger. Oscar
]. hamburger and Cora Dederer.
Observation-Disclosures this city April
"a, 1899, by the Rev. DR.. Voorsanger, Edmund
]. hamburger and Dollye Lederer
-MUNDELIUS-I this city, April
q, 1892 by the Rev. ]. II. Schroeder, George
Floore and Emma Mundelius.
MENZEI-PL this city, April q.
1899, by the Rev. ]. H Schroeder. William
Mcneil and Katharine Plitsch.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS

For Hospital and Almshouse
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of San Francisco, April %, 1899.
In accordance with resolution No. 2630
(Fourth Series) of the Board of Supervis-
ors, SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
pervisors. on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
May s. 1899. from 2:3O to 3 o'clock. for fur
nishing subsistence to the patients and
employees in and supplies for the City and
County Hospital and Almshouse from
July /, 1899, to June 30. 1900, the estimated
yearly amounts being as follows:
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MARRIAGE. LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
D. H. Morgan and Marguerite T. Morgan. 1922
II. F. Tiemann and Annie Won Halen 1875
John 7. Long and Olita V. Berry .......... 23-19
II. J. G. Luckman and Ella NJ. Mcmahon. 1922
0. N. Hollingsworth Jr and IL Loveland. 1928
William T. Fraser and Nellie Skipper. %
Frank J. Chamard and Annie c. Sharpe. 1927
Louis Buck and Hattie Wagner. 29-22
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Samples of groceries above enumerated
may be seen by intending bidders at the
office of the Mayor, City Hall.
NOTICE.-Bidders will estimate sepa-
rately for each article enumerated as per
denomination, of the kind and quality as
shown by samples, with the distinct UNI
article required for each class will be
accepted, and that in every instance no
bid except from a merchant who is a
regular dealer in the articles enumerated
will be received; also that the Beef and
Mutton must be delivered at the institu-
ton named by the party or parties to
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~ ? - :
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To All Whom II May Concern-Notice In
hereby given that on the 18th day OF April
1889, the Bakersfield and Los Angeles Rail-
way oPde nf sI the ePk f thu In s%rng
Court Of the City and County OF San Fran
cisco, addressed to the Superior Court of said
county making application for the voluntary
dissolution of the Bakersfield and Los An
geles Railway Company, which said petition
the stockholders Of said company the 18th
day Of April. 1899, called for the purpose OF
have a voluntary dissolution of the corpora
ton, and that such resolution was passed by
a two-thrds vote Of all the stockholders and
corporation OF every kind. nature and descrip-
ton. have been fully paid and discharged.
Wherefore. 1t was ordered by the said Su-
perior Court upon the fiiing OF said petition
and application that the Undersigned, as
Clerk OF said GoH gye IN eoe OF sHsn ae
published In the City and County of San
Francisco, FOL, a period OF tnirty,nve DAYS.
the matter of said application or desiring to
oppose the granting of the same are here
tGe 99S day Of May, 1892 any and all objec-
tons which they may have to the granting OF
sI In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and the Official seal of said court this
the tssa 18th day OF Will %RTLL AN A. pEANp
County Clerk and ex-ofhcio Clerk Of the
superior O0u BY r. M. THOMPSON.
Deputy County Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy
Clerk of the Superior Court
CITY and County Treasury. San Francisco.
April IA. 1sss-In compliance with the pro,
visions Of section Of order 1888 Of the Board
Of SUPERVISORS approved September Is. 1880.
also in accordance with an act Of ,I the State
Legislature, approved March ~. iSiI' there
z &c Co at their salesrooms. 81 and 80 Suffer
ct on MONDAY May is, 1899. at 10 O'Clock
a M sundry articles Of stolen. lost and I'M
claimed property recovered by the police force
of San Francisco detailed in an inventory
thereof on file In the office of the Clerk of
the Board Of Supervisors. and consisting Of
jewelry wearing apparel. pistols. knives.
etc: also a lot Of trunks, valises. clothing.
etc property of deceased persons received
from the Coroner OF this city and county.
Open for inspection on morning OF sale.
]. ]. TRUMAN. City and County Treasurer.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized TO have the same published.
BORN.
BORGDIN-In EImhurst, to The wife OF
Charles J. Borgin, son.
BREWER-In this city, April q. 1892 to the
wife of George n. Brewer, a son.
GAMBS-In Fruitvale. April p. 1892 to the
wife Of j. c. Gambs, son.
LEDERER-In this city. April %, 1899. to the
wife of G. Lederer, daughter.
O'BRIEN-In this city. April %. 1899. to the
wife Of John J. o Bren, a daughter.
PORTEOUS-In this city, April 81. 1892 to the
wife of E. ]. Porteous, son.
THOMPSON-In this city. April 20, 1899. to
the wife of William Thompson, son.
THOLE-In this city. April Is. 1899 to the wife
of Il Thole daughter
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EDUCATIONAL.


ENGINEERING School. civil and mining; as
saying. howpipe anal, chemistry geol. min
eraogy. surveying, math., cyanide method
ELECTRICAL-Theory and practice con-
struction. mechanical drawing mathematics.
BUSINESS-Bookkeepin business practice,
shorthand, typing, languages, English; "a
teachers. day and evening; catalogue free.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a Post st.
AYRES Business College. 72s Market St
shorthand tipping. bookkeeping telegraphy.
penmanship. English branches, etc: life
scholarship, $50: low rates per week and mo.
ACCOUNTANTS and reporters as teachers;
Ellis system; sunny rooms; low rates; day,
evening. SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COL
LEGE, 1886 Market st.
ENGINEERING School. civil electrical, min
ing. mech survey, assay, arehl; day & eve;
est. 1864 VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 Market.
BOOKKEEPING; the only place on the coast
to learn 1t practically; rapid calculations:
short time. TARR $40 Parrot building.
EXPANSION the order at DURHAMS Bus
mess College, 305 Larkin St, opp. City Hall.
LAW Schools e27 Market, S. F., and 906 Broad
way Oakland; day and night correspondence.
FRENCH Spanish. etc. Prof. De Filippe's
Academy of Languages. 800 Post; ablest profs.
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PROPOSALS

PRUPOSALS
To Print, Publish and Distribute the De-
linquent Tax List for 1898.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES

tel; canopy top; good new. 1901 Howard.
FINE laundry bakers, milk wagons; 3 bug
giles; extra fine delivery wag. s2s Harrison.
100 SETS second hand harness; wagons. carts.
buRgies Surveys and horses ll4o Folsom st
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Articles Required.


BEEF YEARLY.
Beef - Fresh, first
quality American
steer, in not less
than one-half car
casses, consisting
of fore and hind
quarters, TO be de-
livered in such
quantities and at
such times for the
Hospital and Aims
house as required
three days in each
week; estimated
amount per day,
1000 TBS.
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MINNA, liz. mr. Third-Several we'll furnished
rooms; sunny; from 81 to 81 50 week
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FLATS TO LET.

SUNNY cottages, : and rooms. basement; also
aat Of & rooms, bath; cheap. 1876 Fifteenth
ST.. Dolores.
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DOWNTOWN fat: go Leaveuworth St.
rooms and bath; SIS BURNHAM & MARSH
CO.. % Montgomery 81.
ELEVENTH. 12O-S my fat, nicely fur
1ished rooms; modern conveniences; landlord
Eoing away for summer; must have secur-
1879 rent $50.
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CLASS IL.
COAL.
YEARLY.

Coal - w e | ! ingtonI
(Dunsmuir), well
screened, free from
slack and shale. per-
ton of 2240 lbs
For Hospital (625i
tons)-
For Almshouse 600
tonS) ..,......'..'....
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Personal MENTION.


Mr.. F. H. Foster of Huntsville was in the
/ city Yesterday.
Mr.. i. H. Collins OF Conroe was at the
IHuichtns yesterday.
| MI r. c. Briggs registered at the Lawlor
! from Taylor Yesterday,
Eugene j.. Wilson of Brazoria is In the city
1stopping at the Capitol.
Ar Spencer Hutchins has gone to Memphis
Tenn, on business trip.
Mr.. R, L. Smith of Del Rio was guest at
the Hutehins House Yesterday.
Mr.. CSC. Barrett of Huntsville was in the
city yesterday. guest at the Lawlor.
sIr. W, G. Sneed, ex-quartermaster of the
THIRD Texas infantry, was guest at the Law
~ yesterday
John c. Lewis of Austin is at the Capitol.
W. NJ iBenkley OF Sherman was at the Cap
!tol yestetady.
Mr.. G. Nv. Butcher and Masters James and
Dell Buther registered at the Lawlor from
san Antotio last night.
Nj. Frd w. Mally. prominent citizen
cf Hulen. was In the city yesterday. n guest
At the Hitchins House.
NJ NJ Iiiller, manager OF the Cent Store.
leaves toiight for Beaumont to open up a
branch Cent Store there.
Ex-Lieuennnt Governor T. B. Wheeler and
Emily Of Aransas Pass came in from Wash
hgton, ID G.. Thursday night and left for
home yesterday.
Colonel e. X. Baker. superintendent of the
I suth Texas division OF the Southwestern
Ieiegraphhnd Telephone company, was in the
CITY from his headquarters in Austin yester-
Edsy
MT Maltolm Graham, a well known travel
'hg man AID ex-secretary of the State division
tfihe'T' A., arrived in Houston from Aus
IN yesterday. He will make this city his
nslcqrartfs in tho future.
Colonel Ike Cohen, who for the past three
months has been soiourning In California.
flurned y Houston last night. and his ar
nyal was ihe signal for many manifestations
81 regard pm the part of his home friends.
me coold has been much benefited by his
say in SAP Francisco and other points, and
as NUMEROUS wellwishers and acquaintance
y THIS citylwill be gratified for the good news.
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EUGENE BLAIR IN "A LADY OF
QUALITY

"a Lady OF Quality" dramatization
which Eugene Blair and her company will
present here next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, April and 3, matinee Wednesday.
has certainly been one of the most talked
about books of the presen. decade 1t has
received fully as much notice as was given
to "Trilby,' for instance, "Cyrano de
Bergerac" and other recent stage Gre
atoms. "a Lady of Quality" treats of a
great social problom, and the play has
made a sensation wherever presented and
worthily so. 1t was written by Americas
famous author. Frances Hodgson Burnett,
assisted by Stephen Townsend in the
decentralization Clorinda Wildars, the
character Of the play $50 superbly played
by Eugene Blair, grew up among stable
boys and was the boon companion until
she was 10, of dissoluie father, and his
drinking, swearing cronies
This bringing up gives rise to all the
powerful scenes that follow In tho play
and make in the end a character that con-
veys an intense moral. II shows how a
woman who thinks she can defy the world
is, in the end, taught that she is simply
woman, through the all-conquering pow
er of love. On the eve OF her 10th birth
day the play depicts her as having her
last fling as a bay in the midst of her
fathers boon companions in his last drink
ing bout. From that time on she is a lady
of the strictest decorum and the most pol
ished manners.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK. Or Samuel j Kennedy.
convicted of the murder OF Dolly REYNOLDS,
was geutenced to die during the weak be-
ginning May %.
SAVANNAH. Cattle Georgia Stat, Ban
tlsts began their seventh annual convention
here Ex-Governor w. j. Northen Is the
pretidng oftcer,
SAVANNAH, Tenn.-Throe men were Killed
ana two d g. red at Shiloh National Park while
at work III gravel pit the bank cayiag Ia
The dead are Washburn. lioi ris aud Cham
ness.
PHILADELPHIA Henry Lappiu and his
wife. aged IS and i6 years respectively, were
burned TO death late last nitht In their home
on heir truck farm in the lower section Of
the city.
BALTIMORE.-George Glenn. assistant pay
master general. United States Army. dieI ~
Johuk Hopkins hospital OF pernicious anemia.
contracted IN the Cuban ana Porto Rlesn
campaigns.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. The Louisville and
Nashville railroad has sold 70 a colony 4
Dunkards from Indiana tract OF 1903 a7rss
OF farming lands 10 the vicinity OF Athe IS.
Limeftone county.
ST ELMO. Ala.A Louisville aud Nashville
northbcund ran into q wash out at Grand
Bay. An, and The mail car ana two basgese
cars left the track BaggaKemastcr JossDh
Lee has two ribs broken
SAN FRANCISCO. The restaurant men 8,
this city have organized for tho purpose OF
testlle the validity Of the war revenue tax
requiring the placing OF a stamp on every
bottle Ct wine tod 10 patrons
NEW YORK "A dispatch e tn Herald
from nuenos Ayres saysi The Argent re
government has charged the Industrial uaioa
TO prepare the participating elements ne eI-
GaTy - pgrtaki,g Ii the commerci cshpi-
tion NJ PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK D fcre tho departure q Sec
rotary AlEcr from Warbing.nl he aDgfosel
q ciraulnr authorizing raadies 10 half pound
pncLageb 10 be kept % hard t5r glls as
etaDiss 10 officers and criistad nlEa 81 tbs
army. This Is similar to action taken ia leu-
rcpcaH armi.s.
ST LOUIS. Tho sale of he People's n,
ROAD to Browns Bros. & co. OF New York
viii be incinded q The cancellation o, ths
Lirdel Missouri Ccntrai Tract on ana S,ui-
~ ccmpanl9- Tire price paid win be. " Is
Esie. about A,i2s,010
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did not wander far and was recaptured with
out further damage being done

did not wander far and was recaptured with
out further damage being done
Special services will be held at the FRS
Baltist church Sunday morning The audi
forum will be decorated with plants anC
flowers. and special music has been prepared
The pastor will preach a sermon on the resur-
rection of Christ.
The committee to arrange for the San ia,
ctntc Day celebration met yesterday after
noon and reports were received from the vsri.
Gus subcommittee, showing that the various
DETAILS were all in good hands, the work thus
far accomplished giving promise of mos
successful celebration.
Sheriff l. c. Griffith OF MONTGOMERY came
In yesterday after VIM. Sykes. cclored who
is wanted at Conroe TO answer to n charge OF
assault to murder, Sykes had twice es ,aped
from iail in that county once by assaultlle
his taller. He was arrested here by the police
few days ago.