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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
Opposition TO Action Was Sup.
ported az Practically All
. the Republicans. il,
SENATE II HAD A BUSY DAY
Entire SESSION Devoted TO Rou-
:. tine and Many Measures
W.. ::,,+g Went Through. .
Qualifications Bill Passed With.
-, out Change and Sent to
-, the President. y

WASHINGTON. March S,-An attempt
vas made in the house "a consider the
resolution reported BY the judiciary:
committee declaring that 0Gzssial
Wheeler and the three other msmbers
who accepted comnisiousin 1the army
had thereby. vacats 4 their seats. but the
house, ~ an overwhelming vote. 10.
fused q consider them. The political
diyido13upon this vote was significant.
The vote stood ~ ayes. cast by q Re-
publicans, 4S Democrats and IS Popu-
lists, and 146 nays, cast by l0l Repub-
licans, a Democrats and Populist. A
half million dollars each wAs appropri.
ated under suspension of the rules
for the Is .:x.,~.
Pa..Ansrlsaa Expss,tis. 1t BuaA,s
and the Ohio centennial 1T Toledo. Tho
senate. bill carrying u, 0OO. 600 for new
building for, the department Of justice
was passed and two public building
bills attached BY the senate to bills for
public buildings in other cities were
agreed to-ope ippropriating )260, 900
for . building at Los Angeles. Cal. and
the other 81; GOO fora building ct New
Brighton, Pa. !, The senate bill appro.
pristing >l4s,o00 to purchase l2O. 900
acres Of land in, accordance with. the
provisions Of the treaty with the Lower
Brule Indians was passed. A number Of
conference reports on minor bills were
adopted: :%s...., '-,.,, .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
Beware OF OihtmantsS to, Ca
tarrh that Contain! Mercury,

IN mercury will snfvly destroy the
sense of smell and completely de.
range the Whole System when enter.
iag 1t through ttk mucous tsuriacea.
Snch articles should never 5be used
Except on prescriptions from rppu-
table physicians. az the damage they
Will d., IL ten fold to- the good you
can p,,ssib v drive from them.
Halls Catafrh Cure. manufact urrdl
nv F j Cheney q co, Toledo, o.,
Contains mo- mercury. AMI Ii taken
internally, acting directly UPON tho
blood AMI mucous snrfacrs Of the
,syatt m. In buying Halls Catarrh
cure hr SURE you get the genuine 1t
Ia AIKEN intprnaliv, and made in To-
ledO, OhiO. nv F. J. Cheney & u,
Testimonials free s : - - &.
Sold bx druggists. price 75c. per
hOttle. 81. sti.I., s,s, NE III ,fE
Halls Family PiIla are the best
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
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On Tuesday mint Fred Euken.
Frank Bredfeld nd Trumae Bean
returned from the tOwn VI L1t.rsnee,
Ia Mile Laos county. whsfs MI.
Luken has i,ean conducting 1 bralSeh
store. La wrshca . right Ohn the
shore Of the lake 10 what wAHss tts
Mile Laos reservation. and NJ.
Luken conducted HE store therb for
the purpose Of trsdipg With Tire
several hundred Indiana remsinlnG
th re. The Indians were paid ~ the
government on. Wednesday, a. last
week. and according to .hese gensle-
men havn't been doing any thing, blat:
drinking and lighting ever sine.
On Saturday night an Iudian.
whOse name they could not learn,
was killed b: another Indian. name
also unknown. by having hia bruins
battered out with:a biz heavy club
about three or four inches IN ~
ameter and about three feet. lOng,
which Mr.. Bredield brought back
with hinI. and now has It In his
u TIERS business place on Front
street. 1t 10 all spattered With blond
and presents gruesOme appearsnce.
The murder occurred just in the roar
Ut Mr.. Luken's store. and although
they did NOT see" the mursier. they
heard the crieS III his victim, and
went to hrs assistance, but arrived
too late. The murderer made hts 49,
cape The authorities of Mile Laos
county. were not notified a. the
affair. and the folio wing day the In.
dains hurled the murdered man. a.
The murder seems tn be- a case nj
revenge The man who was killed 10
said to have murders d an lpdian at
knife Lake. for which he In wanted
nv the uth.,ritis ar Mora. and for
v hich he IL said to have been Ia.
dictt.d. and the man who did tue
killing y said +, b.. relative Of the
kniie Lake victim. -.
NJ The gentlemen also report the In
diana all drink and fighting with
clubs and axes aud other haFmlaee
weapons ineesaanily. A rqaw w4s
struck ~ an axe and severely huft
the. same day, and bruised i and
battered Indians were, seen in evsly
direction. Each Indian III asid ,tO
have hottie or jng 0f whsskey,
v hich they seem til b.. able tn get n
Mora. y miles distant. in unlimited
quantities. 8. = y 5...
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

+ I have tepn afflicted with rheuma-
ti.m for fourteen years and ROtl,inx
seemed to give any relief ~as
,.iDle to- b. around Ill the. time. but
constant Y suffering. I had tried
every hing IcOuld hear ut and at,
last was told to try hamberlain's
Pain Balm. which I did. and was
i'm media tplv relieved and 10 u short
time cured ! am happy to aay tina I
~ hRa nor since returned.-JOsH.
EDGAR GermantOwn. Cal. For; sale
ut Wetsel'H drug store Is
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

TO Avoid . Diasol ution.

MADRID, March 3.-The queen regent
IL making the most strenuous etforts to
avoid q dissolution, which Senior Sa-
gasta asks for. She conferred with the
Dxxe Of Tetuan, Senior Romero = Rob.
.ledo and other prominent men.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

"A new national party has been
formed !" OHIO. It ia the '.U"i"n
Reform party. Wadensi Tribune
please copy.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

Candidate for City Treasurer.
= 1 hereby announce myself a. candi.
date for city treasurer Mt the coming
city election March II. 1919, and re-
specially solicit your sufiraKes i
sc l. E.. RICHARD. &
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

n M lL0. \ NJ!
s 4. u, ,weus- ~ Duluth RI.
dss M \; ss;S
Ai simonst went - am X ater Fri
swyssns1 yisit \, I, NJ n V. ia
81 u. w. Bobsk, IL ''R,,y altoh. 49, n
the city Friday 4
S Is. r. Riggs. ~ 'BEsinssd. spent
sunday IN the csty q. " N, n .sy
\ r. II !. Gr0s,s went, 10 st. Cloud Sat
urday on bunlnt.sa. Y ii
.Ino. "a. Berkey cau,e: up frOm 81.
d Paul sunday eyenina. 4,
Chas. 0ilpatrick. III R0yaltOD, was
\ 3 city viSiIOr Saturday
Sherifi Rider returqed Friday morn.
Ing ieOm a trip to- staples,
| Z. g. Lane and .ieOr9~ Kiewel were
ROyalton vieitors sunday.
A. HERON and family visited rela-
tjvea ut Roy AltOD sunday.
Paul =. Kopa. ~ Fargo. WAS reggie
tered 1T the i0lumbla Saturday.
"A. B. Cole. the Motley merchant,
waa In the city Friday tin business.
L. r. Rl,erbing, of st Cloud. was
Registered az the Columbia Monday.
Mira. A. HERON went u ROynlton
Friday to visit rrlatives and friends.
w. L. Mct3opaxl-. Of RoyaltOn.
was IN the city Saturday few
hours. r~~' ~ =
Mrs.. A. De..jteI left Saturday for a
Wait with relatives at AnOka aud st.
Paul. ..,,
ThOs. Blocker cnI,ie down from
Staples Saturday AFTERNOON tn sOend
Sunday. ~ ~ t....@ .....,s,ss.1
r.. F.. willis and j. B. Bert, 81
Staples. were In the city Monday on
business. F.. H..
=. T.. Crowley returned Sunday
morning FROM a trip I" Aitk,n ON
business. @'" -" i.} h
James l.. ChriStipn. U Erskine.
MIMI, was registered ut the t'OlutD-
t'ia Friday. 5-.......l r ~.
Nj. ami Mrs. I, l., staples returned
Saturday from u visit with RELATIVES.
Ut I.IncOln. ,- w. r.. .... =.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +, j. tir,,aA returned
Saturday from n visit Nth relative
H. RoyHDtou.
Mr. ami Mrr., II. Knthw"ll returned
Saturday from III ,axtanhed visit at
Ntnl.t appetite .,@< = s.t... IT,.
fi j K. Martin. station agent AT
Ro,Hitnn. viriteti his l'sy'nts In this
city sunday evening, ..-
N Adam, Shea, 10 l.t!cX,nnn town. IL
whiting h1s daughter, Nre. j. A..
Kennedy, W thi,cisy, l@<t .
~. l.. Sm,t'g. tyAra'aus auditor TOR
the Nona,ct! ,tEhvafnx company.
we Il ely ,i:5ISJ:sh ridhy.. 81. {
ATTORNEY a., ,%ssss x n ts:2Hct Of ST.
Cloud. ~ sss::c7q = 81 & sss:0'iirg tine
March ,stn NC. Court.
Il Mr.. a.. fsss ie:ss. Editor oi Mt.
rfyupy 1'3ls y ~ 'la s..t-. sp,,h his VIE
emf ei,tl.s,ses ssf ~ -e.et1 .:rsibly from
l.nfsirps. G:at siinuta Cough Cure
N,ns she rgity ssryDsNsy se,,ss ltelptd
thcID. Il ae.Se{i ga. el.y. rhun'.nnfs
CT Others nes tf.:a ~ ssa..siiy 4 {, sptc.tic
5e.,s La fYtippaA. Anl IAN sx haust,riss,
sitter lss'i,s,sa. NJ . 4, a
~AK1E,ss. = s..Rl,it saoa,s.ts !.st.
w tFnvsl II !. snie ,anf near',F
.tuw rsp; s,slA ~ 's.9s. s':ls"rst1 ,ge"klEs
nj htsaagC 'nf:t7 ;5taN-atiun. blob,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
CALLED IT a woopcHuck

oaoasors. 1svs . Livsly Tiss Over The
u Probate JaAse Iii. &.
/ lgA4hilS u work o. the calendar q the
mosntng u mon of the senate s.. +. 228
VS. taken up. The bill provides that
no probate judge may net g IN attor-
nsS Or draw any ps.oers il cases appear
ing lsfore him, OF the principle that no
man can properly bs Judge and attorney
in the same case. While the debate Nas
under WY Senator Miller Of Rack dc;
c1ared the measure was '..woc dchuck"
and warned his fellow farmers todefeat
Il. Seiiator Knatvold argued that the
bill was 'in>the interest Of lawyers and
meant extra expense to the people. Sem
ato- Young Of the Judiciary committee
ridivnled this argument and said tho
hill was framed for tho general, good.
The vote was ~ to 20 and the bill was
passed. In all 81 measures were put
Through, among them being: r..
". +. Other Lssky Measures ~ (
Repeating the law requiring the mott.
acstion to district Judges by tho super.
intendent Of the state reformatoey Of
the number Of prisoners there, and Of
their record Of behavior and physical
condition.
Toprotecs bicycle paths and bicyclistA
Wheaton's civil rights bill relative to
serving colored men in saloons.
Allowing the managers Of the st.
Cloud refor,natory to discharge prison
ers who hail been convicted Of crimes
for which tile terms have SINCE been re-
ducsd by law. 1T the expiration Of the
minimum term thus fixed
Z Fixing the time for holding terms Of
court In Gtodhue county.
Repeating the law fixing the salaries
OF ofhcers IN Fillmore county. IS
Repeating the law fixing the salary Of
the Ramsey county abstract clerk.
Allowing the annexation Of q part Of
Lac qui Puzzle county to Big Stone.
L.miting Time - Begin Actioaa.
To limit the time within which &C.
tions may be brought to enforce liabil-
ity Of stockholders in corporations
To enforce the payment of taxes
which became delinquent in and prior
to the year 1897.
To prevent fraud in the sale of garden
seeds and grass seeds.
TO enable parties in actions in tho
district courts to secure an impartial
Judge to hear and preside at the trial Of
such actions.
To revise tho laws relating to banks
q discount and deposit.
Providing for the care Of the property
AZ persons committed to state hospital
far insene.
Relating to the regulation Of employ
moot bureaus and ofices.
Tc provide against fraud In the man
S:acturv OF sugar, syrups, etc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

An inmate OF the Fergus Falls
hospital committed suicide vhang-
Ing. t3..I 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

jesse smith. Of Brainerd. was q
Little FAlls viAitOr today,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
Nem,nasisoe Deeere % senate.

Governor Lind sent to the senate the
nominations Of three boiler inspectors,
J. 4. Candan, to succeed Ira Padden,
Frat district; Clemens Debsld, to snc.
cce6 John Zelch, Fourth district; All.
Bryan. Morrison county, to succeed
Louis a. Larson, Fifth district.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
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pa,li,v,! liz tbs 1i.alury y, .hn ,lpn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
Announcements,

80 ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The nderaigntsi In a candidate for
city assessor nd respectfully sOlicits
the support Of the VOTERS. ~
". w. HUNTER. (
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
cray Accepts . .Judsship.

tas2FLFfef VkUy nCOOPSO = OV8O0sRS
sWAsHlNoToN, March 8. Senator Gray
OF Delaware, whose term Of Office ex.
pires March 4, has signified to the presi.
dent that he would accept the tender of
an appointment as United States circuit
judge for the Third judicial circuit,
comprising the states Of New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Delaware, and his ap.
pointment has been definitely decided
upon. The nomination, however, will
hot be made until after the adjourn.
ment Of congress. y
ssnpssn s.d sehIsy Promosiens Assis..
w ARLINGTON. March 8.-The senate.
Ii executive session. took up the Samp.
son and Schley cases and discussed them
briefly. Senator Butler moved to con-
sider the nomination Of Admiral Schley
independently Of the other nominations.
but it being apparent that no quorum
was present the senate went into open
session. I'll
Hobssn Advanced Ter Numbers.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The presi.
dent has sent to the senate the no,nina.
tion Of Assistant .Nava! Constructor
Richmond p. Hobson. to be advanced
10 numbers from No. Of the list Of
assistant naval constructors to be No. 9
ON the list Of naval constructors, for
extraordinary heroism.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

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w trnvel Il sails ant nearb.g
afuwnp; s,slA,sI ssg4;s s'sys"r,HtA ygeeklEs
w ttrssagu 'sf:s7 ttuaupatinn. blob
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07

a representative III the United
states will leave. f,r ''uba next WEI I
with the q. OOV. 0lO to pay the Cube q
f. -. f. -, h-E,s a
G1CIuys s. at,tss ~. %,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-07
He lp'....
Natll'''e

Babies and children need
proper food. rarely ever medi.
cine. Il they do not thrive
on their food something Is
wrong. They need . little
help to set their digestive
machinery working properly.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
7O6 French Street.
MARRIED.

IAYES-HALL.-O November %,
1899, at Union NJ. e. parsonage, No.
sos Washington street, by Rcv.
Charles A. Grise. Howard 5. Hayes
! and Miss Reba Hall.
SH1RK- K-MARLIN.-On ThWsS y. No,
vember %, 1899, by Rev. j. r. Milli-
gan, d. d., Harry w. Shirk and Miss
May Marlin, both of this city.
WOODROW-RITCHIE.-On Wednes-
day. Nov. %. 1899. at the residence
of the bride. No. 626 West Sixth
street. by Rev. A. n. Keigwin, d. ID.
Royal w. Woodrow and Mary
Ritchie, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
HELP WANTED.

NlED.--Aldle sicnographer at once
Tor eood position n Phihdelpha; mii.st
hc ioldey graduate. apply personally
OF by letter TO G0idey Commercial and
Shorthand College, Sth and Market city.
VACATION work offered agents In
livery town TO secure subscriptions TO the
magazine. Good Housekeeping" Special
commissions and prizes for good workers
during july and August. Write us for in
formation that will interest you. GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING, Springfield. Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
DIED.
APPLEBY.-Near Christiana, Del, q

APPLEBY.- Near Christiana, Del, on
November 25. 1899. Richard r.. Ap-
pleby. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
aftclA his funeral. ON Tuesday after
noon, November 2S. Services at his
late residence at l o'clock. lnterment
at Presbyterian Cemetery, Chrlstiana,
Del, without further notice.
GRAY.-In Moundsville, w. Va. ON the
27th instant. Mrs. Amanda Gray. in
her S5th year.
MESSICK.-In this city, on November
%, 1899, Mary E. Messick, wife OF the
late u. j. Messick, in her SD year.
Relatives and friends are requested
10 attend the funeral services. at Ep-
worth NJ. r. Church, on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Interment River
view Cemetery.
WEEKS.-In this city. on the 27th in
stant, Elizabeth Weeks, aged "a
years.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
PROCEEDINGS IN PANKRr,prcv

Attorney Robert Adair yesterday
filed a petition before Judge Bradford.
in United States Court, TO have Grocer
James G. Morrow declared banlsrlpt
Mr. Morrow conducts business at
Twelfth and French streets.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
PERSONAL.

YOU PAY HALF PRICE ONI.Y.-We
WIN examine your Dyes FrCe, and make
you Nny glass 20 order you need for one
half lhe price YOU have 20 pay anywhere
else IN the city or any other city.
All YOU have 10 know is what other deal
crs charge YOU and We make or sell you
the same article for One-half Price.
our WORK ls guaranteed, We do all kinds
lcf tlpaiiinC AND have every thing that a.
Ines ied IN the Optical Line. call and see
nor yourselves.
PROFESSOR VEIL.
No. s13 Market street
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
cARs REpAIREn.

The local Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad carshops arc
exceedingly busy repairing passenger
They yesterday turned out
cars Nos. 2.S64, 2.SO5 and 44O, after
having been generally overhauled.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
COAI. FUND COLLECTIoNs.

The coal fund committee of St.
Peters r. c. Church, New Castle. re-
ported collections on Sunday amount
ing TO nearly S4OO. This doubles the
amount received for several years.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
IMPROVEMENTS TO REGISTERS
OFFICE.

A railing is being placed in the Of
fee Of the register Of wills in order
that the records may be kept more pri.
vate than now. Hereafter Register
Crossan and Deputy Bradford will b,
seated back Of this railing.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28

SPECIAL STREET CAR SERVICE
FROM DELAWARE AVENUE STA
TION, b. & o. II. r.
Arrangements have been made with
the Wilmington City Railway Company
TO have ear meet train No. 80, which
leaves Philadelphia at 11.35 p. m. ar
irving Delaware avenue station 1920
"a. m.
Persons attending the Export Expo
sition will find this a great conven-
ience
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
Ready-made luitS AMI
0verC0dlS, ST SO. $40
Si2, Sis 10 S25.
TO Order, Sis, $40,
S25 10 S45..

BOYS and CHILDREN's SUITS and
.OVERCOATS. REFERS, KNEE
PANTS, etc. Merchant tailoring rem
.nants, cloth valued from 81 to 81 a
Yard, sold from 35 10 70 cents a piece.
Enough for one or two knee pants in
d piece.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
NOTICES.

NOTICE THE Medical Examin.nz
Board, representing the Homeopathic
Medical Society of Delaware State and
Peninsula, ,wili meet On Wilmington, at thu
office of g. NJ. almond. NJ. D.. No. Ql3
ratnall street December ~. 13 and IA, 1899.
for the purpose of examining candidates
who may desire "a lcense to practice
Medicine and Surgery in this state, ii
conformity with the act regu,ating the
same, passed at Dover May iS 1895
For particulars apply 10 fhe secretary
OF The Medral COuuuii. Dr. IRVING 5. Val
l1rlsligham Mlddkltown. Del
C. NJ. AnIlAiOND. NJ. D..
Sccy Homeopathic Examining Board.
Wilmington. DEL Nov % 1SeQ
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
WILL REPAIR THE MANHATTAN.

The Long Island railroad sleeping
carManhattan is at theshops Of the Dell
aware Car Works. operated by the
Jackson and Sharp Company, where
Il will undergo extensive repairs.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
POLITICAL IF
POLITICAL AND
What Delaware Newspapers Have
70 Say on Several Polit
icaI Subjects.
THEY ARE NOT UNANIMOUS

SUMMING 1T ALL UP ONE CON-
CLUDES THAT FOR AN OFF
YEAR MR.. ADDICKS FIGURES
coNsPIcUoUsLY IN DELAWARE
POLITICAL NEWS.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28

Ad.etusa YOUR wants IN The Etenins
Journsi Employmen. Wanted heio
4.f ~ 4 losi and 11nd ads. Nil te put-
ilsneo' tnree lines, ore time fer 3 dine:
Evening journal., 1899-11-28

While matters are becoming more
hopeful in the lower part OF the state
Republicans OF Wilmington should be-
stir themselves to meet vigorously the
hired assassins OF the party here and
every conscientious editor should COM
bat falsehood earnestly, especially with
in the party.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
GROCERIES.
THANKSGIVING DAY

Is at your door, The day for family
reunions and the good things of life
a bountiful feast But the joys of an
ticipatiOn fade away and the sorrow Of
disappointment spoil the Thanksgiving
dinner if the accessories to the princi-
pal character-the turkey-are of poor
quality. There is no danger of disap-
pOintment if your selections are made
at this, the very best Of family grocery
stores.
THIS WEEK s SPECIALS:
Fine juicy Jamaica Or 06o d.1
anges, ...... -. .......... 1UV wv
New Imported Cluster
Raisins, very fine quality. Is Cents
IN pound boxes. ........ 20 Cents
Assorted dessert Nuts,all 15c lb.
new goods, clean and best 3 lb box
quality ..... ...... ..... 7Uc
Hanscom's English Plum
Pudding, the very best in 0In
gradients. Pound can .... hlV
Glace Citron, the very IOo
best quality and only. ...... lou III
Hanscoms perge,tlv n. II
cleaned Currants ...... W III
Hanscom's large cleaned
:in5 aHa " seeded l.. An.'at'l .l. '.. Raj itG ID
Small Sugar Jumbles, a
any aa5nsS TIME biscuit =. good ...l... at &c Ib
Soused Pigs Feet. per-
iectly clean and simply de- o. III
licious ..,. %. .......... o. III
a5o I'sssIas1 Sss5 aeieo1. b9os Gs4s9 6ins 27C lb
You'll make a mistake if you don'I
try our 15-cent coffee.
Store closed ct noon, Thursday
Thanksgiving Day.
nlN2c0M'S Seventh and
'ln"01um D. Market Street,
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
LOST AND FOUND

LOST.-Bank book. 12,215, Artisans
Savings Bank, in name OF William
Mailer.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28

TAXPAYERS TAKE NoTICE-As all
county taxes for 1897 and 1s9S must be GET
tled iu the month Of November. Twill pro
coed a. once 10 collect the same accord
ans 20 law. the entering Of liens against
an prcperties Will be az the expense or the
taapaYer7. To allow the taxpayers 20
take advantage Of the three per cent re-
bate the tax Office at the Court House
will b. open daily except Saturday from :
a. m. 10 . 2. M aud ON the 18th. l9th and
Joth from s a. m. 10 ? y. m.
HORACE O.. RErrEW.
Receiver OF TaSCg.
Evening journal., 1899-11-28
Free Book on Copper MlnInu
wHAr DO You WANr7

Advertise your wants in tho Evening
Journal. Employment wanted help
wanted, TO let. for rent. for sale board
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sAYs THE DELAWAREAN.

A united we'll officered Democratic
party in Delaware will place this state
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this means victory This, and this
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Evening journal., 1899-11-28

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