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the bending deal to consolidate the cast
iron pipe works OF the country vhich in
cludes the American Pipe company s
plants, among which Il the Chattanooga
Foundry and Pipe Works, had been con-
cluded The Chattanooga concern, It is
stated. gets ss50,o0o out Of the transaction.
There are four leading stockholders here.
The plant here was built up from very
modest beginning and is now one OF The
largest. IL not the largest, plants In the
combination. The new company, 1t Is
stated. will take possession April i
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THREE KILLED.
Two Freight Trains Coliide'
Fatal Results.

Pttsburg, March &c "A freight wrees Z.
on the Fort Wayne and Chicago raira'a, !.
below the city. resulted in the cesln 2 4. 4
men the probable fatal injury o. ~. sSn n
and q complete destruction VI an ent .,.., z
TIRE freight ears. The loss TO the 's''
is about $4,000.
Tho dead
lamfs A. Bracken. engineer.
James r.. stowe. fireman. ,ur n
G. s. BFadenbaueh. brakeman N.Y.
ternally, will probably die, .,,r
The GAUGE of the wreck is nNs's ms J
Fort Wayne train was standing AIN,
extra freight on ths Pen1syNsnlsss,, |, 4
heavily laden came dashing up pen s rr,,]
rate OF thirty miles an hour an" =
into It.
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TO BE A NoNrARrIsAx AFFAIR.


Meeting of the Committee Having in
Charge the Dollar Dinner.
Now York, March 26.--Thc general commit
tee which is attempting to arrange the pre-
liminaries OF the "Onc Dollar Dinner" to be
given in honor Of Thomas Jenersons birthday
at the Grand Central Palace on Arr 10, aud
at which William J. Bryan is expected to he
present and speak, met today There was a
great deal Of confusion al the meeting, there
being several hundred people present, though
only about sixty were entitled to be present
90 members OF the committee Nothing was
accomplished al the meeting beyond the adop-
ton OF resolution indorsing the Chicago
piattc rm, but when the netting was over Pres
iuent A. X Boutltr said that the resolution
would not he considered r. the committee on
arrangements Tho committee on arrange
ments reported that ii had been decided to
cali the banquet The Workinsmens Jeffor-
man Dinner
This announcement resulted 10 a siren
uous objection heing anered by number
Of those present hut ths iaport was adopted
Hilh the additional paragraph and We re-
affirm our undyilg devotion TO the principles
o! the Chicago platform and our full CONT
dence In william j. Bryan
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CuBA

Assistant secretary Mdkleloha has made
public The Havana tobacco cNrort state
ment.
ssmpsons squadron left Cuba for ia.
maica.
Secretary Alger aud party arrived az
Hnvana
Japan is considering the feasibility Of
putting railways undsr government con-
troll.
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THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION,

Tho total losss reported by Otis were
forty-hve killed and rs wounded
The American troops caatLred Malirta
after hard fight; one officer and several
privstes killed.
Colonel Harry G. Esbart was killed
Railroad has hsen repaired and troops
are row TRANSPORTED BY mH.
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LOCAL.

Candidates for position as trustees in
Drummer schools will be nominated TO.
night
Rev Rarsoom delivered two addresses
on the subject Of Armenia yesterday.
Cue Schultz was the winner OF the Turn
vereln bowling contest
Twelye-hour bicycle race was won by
walthour.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMEyDMEM,
Virginia Democrats Want to Elsd
seuntors Inv Direct Vote,


Richmond Va, March 2e--ccnfrtszs
John f. Rixey, William A. Jones and ~
Lamb Attorney M. J, Montague exec
gressmen John NJ. Goode, George D W.
and James w Marshall. Walton Moore, "
willard. w. f. Reedy. Eppa Hunton. s'
and forty others prominent in democratic y
tiles in Virginia have issued az address
their fellow democrats OF the State r ia
recent events in connection with the elta egg
OF United States senators and appeals.
the party to unite with them IN 40 ~
to secure the addition Of a CONSTITUTES.
amendment comforting uDon the voters y =
several States the privileges OF elec,lhf \.
ators Ivy direct vote of the reople N
sisners OF the address invite such ae' cen. q
capablc Of choosing their senators, % as
Them in conference here on the I'LL W 1
Nav Mex
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nIcn BANkER AND nRoKnn.

Abrnm Moses OF NRtchex, Miss, Com
mits Suicide In CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Ohio. March 90 Abram Moses
OF Natchsz Aliss.. died here in the Jewish
hospital tonight Of selt,inaicted pistol sao.
wound. lie came here several weeks ago with
a derlnged mind ana was taken to the jew
ish hosntal, From there he escaped by nirht
ana 1umped from The Suspension bridge into
TIE ryier but Was Rescued unscathed A
second time he ESCAPED from the hosnltsl and
Gu The SUSPENSION bridge ss0i himself IA the
b al, iiom which be oiei rouight
Ia Natchez he was a large broker and
banker and president Of the street railway
and electric lieht company.
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TO NArIoNALIzE RAILWAYS.
Japan Would Put Them Under Gsp
eminent Control

London, March 26.-Japsn adyices stu
that the Japanese government is seflcrst
contemplating the Matchmaking Of nj
ways. A committee recently appointed b
investigate the subject met at Yokohiu
March s. A bill has been INTRODUCED h
the Japanese house of Representative
granting special navigation subsidies u
period OF ten years to steamship llls
plying between Japan, Europe, Seaftlt v
San Francisco
According to the Shanghai Mercury, NJ
Sidney p. Wilkinson of Baltimore Is Until
arrest on a charge of obtaining money n
means of forged documents.
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OF this i2.l72 bales wcQt TO New York 10
10 Tampa, l9S 20 Key WIS; The eXnnris AZ
Nov York took l.sl67as. ramna ii. 500 Nea
orleaps lsioo and tbs BALANCE 10 French
and Spanish ports
The total cigarette shipmsnts for tho meath
were i0l0,405 package. 81 which Nsw Yosk
took sos 20 aud Key West "a rs pscksr.s
The shipments Of cut tobacco amounted 10
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FOREIGN.

sampsans squadron reached KINGSTON.
Jsmaics
Tho United States colonial commission
arrived at Ponce, Porto Rico
An English syndicate has boon formed
IN Mexico 70 develop now Industries
nr $. A. Knapp. agricultural exnsrt
sent 10 Japan, China and the Philippines
has returned,
Compto Alexander Dumas do ChandrY
died az Paris.
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Ch'caFc March eG-Frank Kinehan an
elt'tyielan, was killed tsday in s,ses. duel
VITA two unknown men. Over twraty shots
w,ll eXctaagea, Kinehaa Isl before dSlns
a,kn'wltdged tba. he kRsw his ossaiiaats.
but refused 20 dlvulge their names or the
motive io7 the ussault Kinehan formerly
lived IN Kansas CITY.
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roDAy's FORECASTS.


NEW YORK The United states will have
several representatives at the luternatianal
beauty Show. which is TO begin here today.
CHICAGO Tie German American mass
tlrg 70 protest agUinsl misrepress utation
of Germany aud its international policy will
be- heid at the Auditorium tonight.
WASHINGTON A change in command Of
Che United States forces at iloio will occur
TO-DAY resulting from the retirement Of Cen
era Marcus Miller who on this date reaches
the age limit OF 81 years.
YOUNGSTOWN Matthews Of New York
aud Tommy Ryan Of PHILADELPHIA, welter-
weights have been signed bv the Youngstown
Athletic club for twenty-rould contest here
tonight.
VANCOUVER, b. C.-Tha Johns Hopkins
university Of Baltimore sends two OF it's
path-lcgists to Manila to mako study Of
the cbaracteiiitics Of disease prevalent IN the
ucpics by modern methods. clinical as well as
pathological, They sail today and eXrect TO
return In the autumn.
NEW ORK.-Tha trial a Taync Moo .
for working the h7dger game Oh Martin Ma
lcn, & Now York hotel keeper. Is TO be called
today. As Mahon has disappeared the case
viii probably be continuel Mrs Moore s
l., shSnd Is serving out long sentence for his
part IN the crime
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40 CONFERENCE.
SIR. Bryan says No Significance
In Lenders Meeting.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 2s.--In
an interview today Colonel Will
lam jennings Bryan states that no
conference 81 political significance
has taken place here. and that there
will be none. lie says thst he finds
prominent democrats here from all
parts Of The country but they did
: not know OF mis- coming, and he did
not know OF their presence here
when he came to deliver his lee
ture.
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10 Wake IL STRONGER.

cincinnati March 25.--At conference
Of the safe manufacturers here 1t was
earned that the HerrlnS. Hall & Marvin
,,smpsny will today IL New York report i,
.sIei @ Joining Tn combine The Ciucin.
W., Wv ssie and Lock company have received
'A'se orders for safes from Honolulu.
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) were @dly injured Il,

of his supporters were asdly injured Vi.
political meeting n Charleyvllle, cont
OF Cork, on Saturday The rival suppw.
ers of candidates for the county counciln.
ship Joined in the melee with clubs III.
stones Mr.. Davitt spoke amid a perss
hail Of stones which finally broke up u
meeting.
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nenrr y. Mnnrehenh.

Cincinnati March 26.--Henry J. Moore
head prominent here for years as a broker
ana promoter, and formerly proprietor of
me Commercial Gazette company. died
lere To-Day He spcat much OF his time
Il recent years IN New York and London
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a. ss4 KILOGRAMS: a which 3i.5si kilosrsms
went 10 MN YORK .a stxty
Th@ ehiprnents u leaf tobacco we're siN'f-
eirh; tsfrsls. 1858 kl1Ersms 70 ~ ebr,isry.
reached b.il5.sg5 klosrsms; cntehy suSat'
pin. apples. etc.
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The Tvelf,h New YORK ArrI't'

New York March 26.-The horl's Co.,, VA
the Twelfth New York regiment w
rived today from Matanzas. CuoN.
transport Meade. was marked by *
thusiasm. -,.ne Ire ~
The streets were crowded all alon- Wyes
to tho armory. and Mayor vsra a "
Viewed the regiment from st'D'
SCn Square
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SHOCK FELT AT SEA.
Earthquake in Japan shakes In the
steamer Tacoma.

steamer Tacoma.
Victoria, p. c., March 26-rhe steamer
Tacoma, from Japan for Taroma, reports
that when on her way from Kobe to Yoko-
hama she was caught in the big earth
quake of March T. So severe was tho
shock that two officers were thrown off
their feet, The full extent of the damage
done by the earthquake had not been
learned when the Tacoma left Japan At
Osah several mills were RACED To the
ground, ten men we're killed and many in
ured
The steamer Monmouthshire. with small
poN aboard, is reported to be coming 10
Victoria
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SAMPSON LEAVES cuBA.
Goes 10 Jnmnicu--iiundits Are Being
runturcd.

Goes 10 Jnmnicu--iiundit Are Being
Captured,
Santiago dc Cuba, March 26.--The United
states cruiser New York and guubsats
Vickeburg and Annapolis arrived rere
yesterday morning Rear Admiral sanp-
son called upon Major General Leonard
Wood. the military governor, n military
salute being fired in honor Of the admiral.
The warshps left for jamaica this even
Ing During this afternoon Admiral Samp-
son visited Moro castle, With regard 10
The discovery OF the remains Of a Spanish
officer IN an armchair on the beach west
Of III Moro. the admiral expressed his
opinion that they were certainly the re-
mains OF Admiral Villamll
Five more bandits have been captured
and TWO others killed The citizens ex-
press satisfaction at the capture Of Mata-
moras. tho well-kuown brigand and II Is
thought that with their capture the back
bone OF hrigandage In this district Is brok-
en- General Woods reauisiton has final
IS been approved by tho authorities al Ila-
yand. and consequently those who have
heon unemployed are able to resume work
relieving the strain
Kingston Jamaica. March Is Rear Adj
| miral Sampsop's eqdadrou arrived tonight
from Santiago dc Cuba Crowds gathered
along the piers cheering enthusiastically
and all The shipping in The harbor wa,
! behngged Tho various public buudingl
were decorated with he entwined unor
| Tack and stars aud stripes long serie.
! Of entertainments for the officers of thf
squadron Is being arranged.
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little Sticks
KalAe the Fi,e, J

The time for fi,ss 4.
alarming IS. about zone 4,
the little sticks can Is.
rest. Unfortunately. ko.'
eDsr the cold months brousI,
into the human system H Il
ppnties of the blood, suSi,I|
generally shou, IN the Spasa'
and 4Dhieh need treating d,dI
Americas Greatest Sp;hs
Medicine, Hood 5 SsrsapsaIi,
1t has the faculty OF going dirsc.l, \
the seat OF the trouble, removiD, !,
speedily. II nerer disappo;nts.
ScYofulous Hip Disease : .N, 4
Willie had scrofulous hip disease II. Y
baby. Assesses developed. Monss. Y
the hospital, with best treatment Il.
good. They said be would nsvsv ~ 2
again. He was helpless and wastsd -, ~
TO nothing but skin and bone wv
Sarsaparilla had helped me. and I ,s ,e 7
TO him. Imagine my delight at A vcrs.
full change. Assesses all healed cvrsss''
thrown away. He is now tall And 49,
perfectly we'll and the thanks ar i, q
to Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other mothe,s ~
crippled children should know thisS "!
EMMA V. DUFF, Walpole, Mass. -!
Hives 1.-THE itching Of bives M
troubled me last summer was t.,,s ss
blotches came all over my body. 49,
Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills cured ~
Mrs. MARY IBBoTr, 235 South Won
Baltimore, Md.
All Run Down ~ was as tired luh
morning as at night, had no ambjtiop -.
and run down. Three bottles al mn.
Safsaparilla built me up and cursd 1.
Can eat well and sleep well.p Mrs ca
MoLz, 41S Madison St, Sandusky, Oho
Dyspepsia -" Complicated with N.
and kidney trouble, / suffered for w
with dyspepsia, with severe pains. RAJ,
Sarsaparilla made me strong and beariss
]. B. EMERToS, Main Street, Auburn, Ma
Consumptive Cough =" Five rem
ago | had a consumptive cough which \
duced me to skeleton. Was advised 4
take Hoods Sarsaparilla which ! did IL
recovered normal health, have been NJ
ever since" MATILDA BRIDoEwAfrR "a
Pearl and Chestnut sts., Jeffersonville, ID
Tod5 Sm4absdk|
ZsiIs 'y3:::sSgslRErr,,.|
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HAVANA ronAcco EXPORTS.
Statement Given Out by Assistant
Secretary McikIeiohfi.
Washington. /,

Washington. March eS--Assistant Secyetais
Melkleiohn has made public statement con
eerning the exports of tobacco at Haysna
tbs total shipments OF tobacco at is,tss bales.
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no SEND a CRUISER TO cr,NA.

Even Dcnmn.L HnS Projects In The
Far East.
London March ,a7-The Copenhagen
correspondent Of the Daily Mail saws The
DANISH government will ash parliament
10 vote credit to send the cruiser Zion
70 China In connection with Denmark
projects there. Prince WalSomar win
command the expedition. 1t Is probable
however that the negotiation5 for COM
5 merclal advantages in China WIN be con-
aucied az ST, Petersburg through Russia.
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sPoI,r.

The spring race msetlnS al Little Rock
premises hright ooe-tug.
Horses at Memphis are in hre eonii-
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London. March s7.-The Cork core.
spondent Of the Daily News ssyt. Mr..
paHit', nationalist member Of parliament
Tor South Mayo, was stoned land several
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- = - - ~ -
sPEClALTIES;
Specific Blood Poison
(syphilisl. Catarrn'
IN cry us Debility.
Structure. Varicocele.
Rupture. Rheumatism:
Femais troubles Of az
kinds. and Diseases q
the llearg. Liver alu
Kidncys. FRo con-
sultation.
Cali on. or write ".
HATHAWAY & CO.,
200 Alamo Plaza, san
Antonio Texas. Man
treatment by sending
for symptom blanks
No I for men. No. ?
Tor women; Ne. : for
skin diseaFss. NJ,
for catafTh. 6i-pags
booklet tree.
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WE CURE

Where others fail; thousands o. elas d',f Z
on file. voluntarily given, a. s.a'i ros Z,
sincere expressions of gratIluas. ot "a
chants farmers and all Glasssaasss slsf I
NO MISTAKES. NO FAlLunsssssd bf q
treatment. DO not be diseOeiSvssin s'sSj
experience elsewhere IN YOU, ,om any tl,.ll
to get WE'LL but If you sunea 'in then "a
disease or diseases pr'v ',ndsr our tfsas0ss5
Which bes cured others and WIZ
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London. March 27.-The Berlin CORE
spopdent Of the Morning Post saws: In
their dBlre to offec. a friendly settlement
of the Samoan difficulty. the German au-
thorities have decided to discontinue their
support Of Mataafa, hoping that this will
induce the United States to recall JUS
tice Chambers
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-03-29

As the season for spraying trees is now
at hand all persons in the vicinity OF
Lewiston are hereby notified to proceed
at once to eradicate the San Jose scale
Section Of the horticultural law reads
as follows:
"If the owner or owners, or the person
or person in charge or possession of any
orchard, or nursery, or trees, or place, or
horticultural articles infested with in
sects or any Of them, or their their larva,
or eggs, after having been notified as
above to destroy the same shall fail. neg
lect refuse to do, then any and all such
places, public highways, orchards, nurse
ries, trees, plants, vines. fruit or articles
thus infested, are adjudged and declared
to be a public nuisance, and shall be
proceeded against as such.
Sec. IL. Any person, dealers, ETC.,
having in their possession any fruit trees
ETC., or stock imported with any injurious
insects. etc., injurious to fruit, ETC., OIL
who shall sell or offer for sale, gift, etc.
or who shall refuse or neglect to destroy
or disinfect the said trees, etc, shall be
deemed guilty of misdcmeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
not less than f2s nor more than $500.
S. G. IsAMAN,
Hort. Inspector District No. 2.
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Under the new schedule, taking effect
March 27th, the time between Lewiston
and Portland, via. the O. X. & N, has
been lowered on passenger traffic from
twenty-five to eighteen hours, which is
far ahead Of anything ever offered here
tofore, and enabling passengers to leave
Lewiston at ago P. M. and be in Portland
at S:2o the following morning. This new
schedule also shortens the time on freight
from Portland to less than forty-eight
hours. Arrangements have been made
for the prompt transfer of all less than
carload lots of freight at Riparia, and
SAME will come to Lewiston on the regu-
lar passenger boat daily, Carload
lots Of heavy freight will also come for
ward daily on the Lewiston and Almota
both now being operated in the freight
service. w. A. AUSTIN. GenI Agent.
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Through Tourist Cars to Kansas City

The action Of the Northern Pacific and
Burlington railroads, in establishing a
twice-a-week tourist car line between Sc
attic and Kansas City is a step in the
right direction. 1t means that it is now
possible to get aboard car at any point
in Washington, Idaho and Montana
along the main line of the Northern Pa
cific and 60 through to Kansas City with
out changes or delays of any kind
Cars leave Spokane every Tuesday
and Saturday, arriving at Lincoln, ST
Joseph and Kansas City following Thure-
day and Monday. Close connections are
made at Lincoln with solid vestibuled
trains for Omaha, Peoria, Chicago and
st. Louis.
Berths can be reserved and tickets Sc
cured at any Northern Pacific Office, or
A. B. JACKSON,
Passenger Agent Spokane, Wash
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State Loses Pine Lands.

The local land Office received the first
decision in the state land cases this after
noon. The state loses all the lands on
which application to file homesteads had
been entered before second application to
select was made by the state after the To-
cal land Office had decided that the first
selection by the state was irregular.
The terms Of the decision are favorable
to the settler in every case contested last
summer. The state has lost all lands for
which there has been any contention in
the past
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Sealed Bids Wanted.

The undersigned administrators in the
estate of Coos. Penny deceased will from
date and till May 2. 1899 receive sealed
bids for the following real estate belong
ing to said estate: viz. Lots four IA;
FIVE Isl; and six (6) in block twenty-three
t2s) Of Park Addition to the city Of Lew
istOn and lot two (2) block sixteen (I6)
in the city Of Lewiston. The bids are to
be left at {. Weisgerber's business Office
where they will be opened May ,. 1899
and the property sold to the highest and
best bidder. The administrators reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
c. WEIsGERBER
NJ. ]. COLLINS.
Administrators in estate Of Ge6. s. Penny.
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Court House Notes.

In the case of Pearce VS.. Pearce, de-
cree OF divorce was entered.
In the case Of First National Bank VS..
G.. l.. DeBaum motion of defendant for
Judgment on pleadings was overruled.
In the case Of John Vernon VS.. Martha
Tallant, judgment was ordered on Tues
day in favor of defendant on remittur
from supreme court.
In the cases of Cornwell VS.. Mccoy and
Cornwell VS.. Triton, DEGREES of foreclos-
IRE were entered. These cases came up
by remittur from the supreme court
In'the case Of the state VS.. !. H. Thorn
ton, motion made Tuesday to quash
the information was overruled. The
plaintiff was given till Wednesday to en-
ter demurrer, but to-day defendant plead
ed not guilty, and the case was set for
hearing next Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
In the case of the state VS.. Brockman
and Rookie, defendante were arraigned
yesterday on information. Their bonds
were declared defective and they were
ordered to give new bonds in the sum o.
$Iooo each. Friday at 10 O'Clock was set
as the time for defendants to plead to the
information.
Iii the case Of j. b. Miller VS.. Mrs.
Morrissey the motion to quash the sum-
mons was overruled and by agreement
Of parties the defendant was given 80
days to answer and IS days to prepare a
bill Of exceptions to the courts rulings.
On Wednesday the defendant Withdrew
his case to allow the plaintiff to take
Judgment.
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For Sale.

House and lot 100 foot front on Snake
River avenue. S. WILpENTHALER
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Notice.

Having sold my hardware business te
Mr.. George w. Fletcher, it becomes nee.
essary for me to collect without delay all
accounts and notes owing to me.
l can be found at the Office of Mr.. F
W. Kettenbach, or in my absence Mr.
w. Robnett can be found at the old stand
who is authorized to settle and receipt fol
all amounts due.
Please do not delay.
c. c. BUNNELL,
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Black Langshan Cockerels

81 and f. each.
Also few pullets at Fl each.
Eggs for Matching $I.5o for IS.
MRS. J. N. WELDIN.