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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
MINOR FOOT BALL SCORES

At Bangor-Bates college 16 University
of Maine 0.
At Burlington - Massachusetts State
Agricultural college H. University of YER
mont 6.
At dlebury-vermont academy 6,
Middlebury college 0.
At Exeter-Phillips Exeter IS. Colby
university o.
At Annapolis, Md-Lafayette 5, Cadets
At Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh university
so, University of New York 0.
At Portsmouth, n H.-State college O,
Portsmouth A. A. O.
At Madison, Wis.-Universty of Wis
consin 10. Rush Medical school T.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
PUTNAM &
SPRAGUE GO.
247-249 Main St.
The establishment where elegance
and excellence are combined with
price economy.
DIN IT, c ROOM
E1gJJ RN1 ]. r. Z Z Il. J RlE1s

Prepare for Thanksgiving Furnish your dining
room for the feast you contemplate refittng
it during the winter Hundreds of patterns here
from which to select Attractive surroundings add
materially to the Joy of living and in more
certainly than in the dining No establish
ment offers better bargains than do we in this de-
partment Solid mahogany Flemish oak, Antique
oak, Golden oak, the standard finish of the day.
bright beautiful, and of moderate cost, Daily barr
gains in Extension Tables and Dining Chairs.
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AMHERST TRoUNcED.

Amherst, Oct 2S.-A one-sided game
was played on Pratt field this after
noon between Boston College and Am
herst The Boston boys put up strong
game, and their end interference was
Moreover their greatly SUI
perior weight and the slippery condition
of the field made them sure of a gain
nearly every play. Amherst's plucky
playing was the only thing which pre-
vented even a larger score. The final
score was Boston IS, Amherst 0.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Friday evening birthday party
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Palmer, l Lake View street, in honor
of the goth anniversary of their son.
Charles w. Palmer. His parents gave
him handsome Morris chair, the pres
entation speech being made by Mrs. E.
w Jones. A number of other presents
were given the fortunate young man,
by friends and relatives. During the
evening there was music, and refresh
ments were served.
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SOCIAL CIRCLE SUPPER.

Last evening the Happy Thought So
cial Circle gave a supper in the Day
building, from to o'clock. Beans, cold
meats, pies, cakes and coffee were served
to more than 200 people. A number of
clerks who have to work Saturday eve
ming took advantage of the low price and
patronized the social circle instead of go
ing to some restaurant. The II members
of the circle waited on the tables Mrs
c. A. Lewis was chairman of the supper
committee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
WEST BoYLsroN.
Death of Mrs. Charles G. Warner.

West Boylston, Oct. 2S.--News of the
death of Mrs Charles G. Warner reached.
here today. Mrs. Warner has been a pa
tient sufferer for many months from can
Ger, and her death was not entirely unex-
pected. Eta Warner was the daughter
of Nathan P Rice of West Boylston. She
was born in Worcester, but was best
known in West Boylston, where her girl
hood was spent. She married Charles G.
Warner in 1883, and has resided since that
time in New Jersey, where her husband
mite mill She leaves a young son, her
parents, two sisters and a brother She
leaves large circle of friends here as
well as in her late home to mourn her
loss. The funeral will be at the home of
her parents in this town at o'clock on
Tuesday next.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
LOOKING FOR GAMES.

The st. Aloysius second basket ball
team would like to play any team in
the city. The average age is IS years.
The team will line up as follows:
]. Brennan (captain) c., j. Ash r. f., T.
Ash If, j. Buckley r.b., and ]. Hart
|. b. Anybody wishing a game will APP
ply to the manager, T. Hennessey, st.
Aloy1;ius rooms, on Sheridan street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Revival services will be held all this
week at the Dewey Street Baptist church,
conducted by a praying band of minis
tiers. Tomorrow evening the subject is
REORGANIZATION" Tuesday there will
be two services, afternoon and evening"
the theme is Prayer" Wednesday after
noon and evening the theme is "Joy re-
stored" Thursday afternoon and evening
the theme is Faith" Friday afternoon
and evening the theme is salvation.
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ROOMS RENOVATED.

The Vernon Cycle club has completed
its renovation of it's rooms, fitting them
out entire with new furniture, paper
and paintings. They will be formally
opened to the public some night next
week, when a social will be given to
which the lady friends of the members
will be invited
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rHAr rHRoRBtNe HEApAcHE

would quickly leave you. if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for sick and nervous head
aches They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health.
Easy to take. Try them. Only rs
cents Money back if not cured. Sold
by Brewer & Co., druggist.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
BABY SHOW.

There will be novel attraction at
Horticultural hall Thursday afternoon,
and any one who desires to see all the
pretty babies in Worcester will go to
the baby show. There will be 500 babies
on exhibition, and the management
have arranged to have present at 6 ~
show prize winners at Concord, N RI. :;
negro twins, one white, one black.
These twins are a novelty in them
selves. Handsome gold and silver prizes
will be awarded to seven classes Of
babies that are entered for prizes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29

in his palace, and never show his head
outside the palace grounds"
Private Richford arrived in this coun-
try on board the transport City of Para,
and spent the time intervening in hunt
ing on the Pacific slope with friends.
He is at present in fine health
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
BEDROOM
ETUJ' ,R III 1TfTaTy R, T.

display which unElesitatingly claim has
never been surpassed in Worcester We have bed
room suits in the beautiful mahogany, with piano
polish. Suits in brds-eye maple, that very att
tractive and not expensive. Oak suits, plain, sub
stantia and finely finished We have these in the
low priced medium and fine grades. Splendid values
in Dressers Chfonieres, Dressing Tables, and CEevaI
Glasses, of every desirable wood and finish Brass
and Iron Beds at manufacturers prices and of the
latest patterns.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
GENTRY BEATS PATcHEN.

Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 2S.-John r.
Gentry won both heats in the free-for-all
pace today Joe Patchen was second and
Anaconda third Time, 2:044 and 2:O3A
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29
. .ARl.T.II.aOR
EU R III THU IL

vast variety of Paror Suits. Newest designs.
The most fashionable coverings. The best upholstery.
Our cheaper grades we'll made. Our higher
grades superior in every instance goods of same
price sold elsewhere A complete assortment of all
the essentials for any and every sort of parlor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-29

sharpen the appetite is DIR. Siegert's
Angostura Bitters. See that you get the
genuine.
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CAR PET
~~~ o4s AA3 ~A~ ~A~S1 @A@AA @D
DEP I }. -Rs.T.NIg!s. Il IA q.

Two floors of the latest addition to our building
are devoted to the display of Carpets, Rugs, Mat
tings OiIcIotEls, and all styles of floor coverings.
We constantly selling, and consequently,
constantly buying goods. You can always de-
pend upon seeing the latest patterns at store.
No house shows better assortment. No house
r.z.;II
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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TEE SENATORIAL INSTINCT.
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tr1rt=t 70 ~ arilc- Fhers he gave nIs an
rxlE Issr Wink=t a. The clerks az1 ed
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W hv -~na-ar
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MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


Aara fart 70 hs~ -tos-A = fearr,-
A. a r'=-l.r ef fl'. blizzard IN i~xa--
en III Pr'sent riHi'' England IN seil-
~r1l 1nd innsi"l tn particular arr r.
7l-srsaolE trse from Influenza
l'~n hepslns- living near - Clair.
No Na- foAnd hanging eead ou
pisA~t fsner-
WcrA ou IN" na,tirshsp Ohio has
h--sn sosuni-a'-vd ~ t-- tEion iruu
'sork- n >sH Frausi~eo.
John Rl-s and John Sralou. labor
~r~- we're sili~e by thr caring of 4
-'-ss~r rrvnrh which ta-x were Dig
Stns-
fsrp H'''ln,s-r> % Teas family arv
dead AMI I'VE are Gting from poison
. p-.sr~'i IN their coffee By unknown per
-on~-
Another compauy of militia has b-.rn
sent ta i.lua- ii-- on a report that oslt-
side ulIn~r- we're planning q raid GA
I sh- a~gruvs-
The war sl~paErtEs~n. = rushing
s r-aops 10 fuha- -Four transports
,ii~o Fridav. and s-zsral more are
r-adg 20 -.
s@-r~tarv Niger has or,l-rrsi an in
H---rsx sxas5sn - rl. army beef >.-.ln,sai.
ailsi ha- r,snstitute,l . b.sart of odierr,s
- MAKE the inquirv.
The PariS journal do. D..uats urges
~ Frvneh government - aet strung
Is agzinsr th~ >iam.~- ho recently
dr~sf on French pssrfy.
Ns earpet-ln-x~rs n~ed apply. The
p7iiev ~ ths- .soE~rumcat viii - TO
pat NATIVES in oHiees ia Porto Rico,
4 i.ha ant the Philippine.
Re- o. Epps. Of Tsfihina- 7. r
claiaa, that h. ha< M rri@.f more cosf-
pies ia : given time than any other
per~ou iu the Iuslian s-rritorv.
Ghari~s y iseIl~r. the missing Wells
Fargo Express Co. nies-~ns-r. at Aus
rin. F-z- has nor vsr been appr.-
h~nsl@d- \ po~s.- j. s..arching for hiu,.
The ...rs md --riu~s uere prom
rent in ths far sif-plav on III. arrival
Of Lord and Lady Curzon at Born ns4v.
{ in honor OF Lady Curzon's nationality
4 complimentary reception ard nan.
au~s 10 Col. W J. Rrvan va. rendered
Frislav aisht bv the Neb-aska Travel
snx Neu-s Rry@n ciuh az Iineoln. Neb
m Tennessee congregational ,frie-a.
tiou has sle, . petit.on for the rrrnov.
al Of the osi~~ u the secretary of the
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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s40E -ulf uz.i~- vh--a th.s Gt~.-fe eu-i1u
ot - s-1-asla Appropriate - tputed-
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are exae- 3 - eslarrss as,usa ao1~-S oz the
r. zl -1l--- u7n -ere ~e-rz1-s -
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she -0'l bv -ing-.~ u--a~ion--- and sill
no. g~t azr eeus ~ ne faad 4 s-r5ix-
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- aalogr> "a rae rsL The WIDOWS
1r.v - easa- and zz1b-r -. p-a-
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Eep-s--s trom s~ver7l e the >sAce
faruzs A. % ez1r4l-ioa q erop> u2 - s.a.s
compare saverzilr sikh rrpssrts f0r ere
v51us s=1=s- an shsslr isss eus..su ro-v
in The t~l1 han 49, - ~ tiui.
taogvat here .~.I-d - The Cutr~r
rlscs> n Lealpula eoazrv rep.1rt> hav-
az Eaf1e-esi 80 hals.s - Gotten azd -
II tae E~.fi- % $50 b-lsl.eiz - .7orn male.
~azf-E BsEaH -rpnr-s - hz1IeS o. sa.-
-an z-ztas-rsi- 80 ia tae s-,d aza s.paa
au>h-is = eslru uaae- Belna.Jn. pla.-e
reports - azI=> q s1t.su gathered -
in th= ae-d- -.ap bsa>h~ls - corn r-ass~.
Hatsau Place - bales - cotton gath
---sl- - IN tA- f@.d. = I'D bushels ot
cora Hzll pare. - hal~s eottaa gath
errst - IN d-io. q 80 hE~h.ss at eorn
Al .hese are Urirz piacsa-
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TIE COST OF WAR.

The destruction Of stores aEd eie.h-
ing BY both armies during the civil war
exeeeGed SfGa-gSe.10g.
In time Of war Franee puts 60 OCT
OF every Ieoo Of her population in the
SeiG; Germany. SO; Russia. 80
During the last fcw mouths OF the
civil war the expenses of the govern
uzent exeeeG-l s7.eac goo a day
The. cost cf cur navy during the civil
war wzSs lsss. saa-ee9-E6o. fs63. S63.-
sa.ae0s Iss4. ss5.goa.0oo. Isss. ST.
9ao-ecH.
Over i-gco.eo0 Frereh wemen we're
made widows aud 2.sc0.eao Frerch ek-I-
ersn father.ess by Naposeocs carr
Pai-uss
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

spain D-p-~--<t Over stsenps TO Forr~
>si~ Of eoaIlnx ~easis.u-

MADEin- Jan Official circle, here
are warmly discussing the attitude of
tsrea, k-itaiE- usSiHg - her pressing
demands that spain >siI her e,alfug
station in the B-.sari. stands anfi other
s.rateZieal points. - a. 70 render tsi-
braitar unassaiiaole- The negotiations
on the subject have been in abeyauee.
owing 10 Premier >ags.sta, /, Illness. but
il = believed that Spain inaurneed By
France and Russia Eil1 resist ths de-
s.1anas of Greas Britain
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
rh- ~sa.e sad rh~ IzssEr-sass wEI ft~ks
81 sp-sf-

tAaneellor z + N=vs-- leadaEg e,gun-
~ for the Ellzoss central Railroad
toa1uaEv IL the back lax CASES. hzs ~
surnesi from New Ierz- Where he bad
'ine - arr-nsi ta,--tius Of the bari
Z directors eal.ss. - consider eogapro.
H.. rrspssisiuu 1asl. By the revenue
aSeu1 aad ~ assorney,. b-l-sing 10 q
settlement - the ea~e vxithoct further
.stiyasiaa- Nr. Mayes reports that the
e.irsetor> refused - aerep. the prop1>i.
tisz tg- -efllsuaxut.
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
THE >oG rs-> WAX psap.


ATLANTA Ca Jan ten Clement
4 Evans % tbis city who was chair
Hlan Of the commission appointed By
the governor 10 secure information a.
10 the location Of the graves Of Confed
crate soldiers who died in Northern
military PRISONS. has sent report u
e'-n- Mareus J. Wright. the axent Of The
war department showing that nearly
- -9ao Confederate dead are bs.ried in
Northern ~satsS
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
G~a- es4rr-t.as rs.s Tho H~~s was
NaaE f~r ts-

- rsiard- o. D..v 20 Ger G~orz~
\ Garrresnr ~ tbi- ritv- wno rpps-
rnsnn~si 4 afr.sioa ia Porto gico
szre~s Fisa f.~n Nils that th. canned
b-~f furnished III army wss. 20 4
lzrg~ extent -aht for u--.
III general -aia thzr a large
anlaunt - ni~at had 70 be- snrOssn
awar sx the o.sElHais4ary srss-rs Of
b.. aiaI.aon-
-Th~ eousiirion % AFFAIR." -si,I C'-i..
fss~rrr-an- --zas -F~rF aif a. bad a. i
rvr.1rf-,l Csn-isisra ~ canned ue~s %
tails lrf- FOR u-e ~ humau hsiu-s
sss.s Discovered ny rb- eommis-;ary Of
se~rs 90 the division 1 rpaasi-d-
--tA h~u ths matter was reported 20
Ha~ aFsisrrd sif meat arst fo~ -Es- 10
T. destroyed
e bar previously seen 70 il that a
lar.s~ a4mher ~ h~~vss had .-esn t11-
IN uifh the divisiog- Th.-. we're
slaughtered - th~y were n-.srl-i- "a
that say we bad a. much fr~7-sl sn~ar
~ ps1~-lbi~ and asesi as htti~ of
canned ssuT a. We eouid possibly -~s
@iong wffh- ThsFe i M dosibf that this
ulsar ~as rhe eause Of large part
- The sickness among th@ Essns in
several INSTANCES whole lots Sf the
sfur kss! 70 b. destroyed
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

e. 4 nie4sla azd Thomas LoErev.
two prominent eisiz.ns % learned
Hints county. 4uarreled and Dickson
struck E-oxrey with the butt ot a SHOT
gun izuoeSing him senseless. The
'll.lrrel ar1-e over DselSsous hunting On
Losrervs Plae-- I-2Wery i not ex-
peet-sf 70 live Both are highly re-
specs-si s,i.izens and men % tznsEv.
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

+ Peiaf-@ ca- nat she I---l >tzssz
s1-4-ez- = IA 1ray ca1-rzet lrre-r lEsut-
~ cru- = % tbs eazutzy Ea-u sAzF
rs-z-r- Wa @rra-s Ezra 70 - c-~-tss.
-1e-e a. d t-eUsa-z 1-- a. ua-r r-fssrr-
- -c0z1aez 8 --1-sle-- 4-1 rl1a- s.l-es~r~. bur
t-e-- ezre 80 -1r7s = E1--er-sr- ~Irrv-
al s-te-~l 80 as- ~ez-n1r a iz4e--s shas
- h..sers a-- -Ps,c1ssr f.lr a-e mala-ll- -
vSE zE- asas@- 80 a. II a. -1srss.
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Watt J9ruegan aud Benton B-azra,.
wei -so-sio farrlers living few rasle<
west % Water Valley had disicr.rrs
Las, week in which Brazeal re.-pi sed
fou- rgiy Eniee wounds near the he.rs
| arsss nav Gi-
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Rv-i ecee knew reGng MAJ uhs
saao-@si - es-ar~9t~s essiy ulrAaEf zny par
tlsls-ar harm EesllLtlu.. tasrNfrasn-
Eix-Is K paz-zales
- zad The oaiT zafsrezblg eifee. va
tne 4s4rA x tie ssssr ksr - a1cz<o Ev-ns n.
NsE-.
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Bail-N hat d voz reckon tha. dcetsr
1s1rs me al over ae chest fere
dfSe- ITEla - 80 hox Ezaeh Dough ras
a.ui = ygur Inssae plckss. * ecurss.-g n.
csznatI EzqGirer
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

lis caH had Asssd sasss.hin= Ike trr-
nass-s -aen hr s,l--r-c-zi ta41 - - So.
b cad rssd a-- shTI-hf- Ter rhs
laa. 3 ysz 90 sze 4ske&- --TszTa azss cas=.
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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nzzi sru<-s =
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i A. hzlr o. -aea-s
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I'D hea- - acm- - hncz-s Erszszz
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
ALTvING WINES


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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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css- arr -~a-aE iar yaz o.ing alivs -Iasilaa-
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a. -azv rs hzn1-~9 .k1zSz7d az-z-<
wu=ez cE--1- sag. ycz--
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Labor ar=sriz t5ar< eh sr- - hzrf-- ear
viet-nzie zuasts eilcs-s g th= mzrkef Tsev
are o2qe-s- . p-5s1z seT<-L A " Bsl-
ierln
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

f4TErs -<r-r-
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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food; 'risn i NJ Tor pd-+ R.aarvi ~ Hause
k@eper leooiix ~ dent eater iox pi-s-'-
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

kn0Nie,s-s = power cav = - the pai r:
vnere person knozs i 1l-To~u Tdpscs
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
EASY FALL INTO LINE.
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

The continuance of the Cuba7s .n
arms = the Ino-t psz<liny question cssn
aeet-'i with the administrator of the
islanG- The n-g.lsiasisE for the pay
neas Of the soldiers are % b. c,sasi -r--e,i
from Washington - a. - relixvg ts,s n
Br1.osSe of this Difficulty For the prv>-
ent the cuban commanders arp holding
their men closely together and gnsisr
di>-i3l ne ten Davis. military g,5T-
ern0r 0f the department Of F5aa- nt.l
Isio. has gone into the matter fulIv VIII
sien- Marie NOnoeal zad oth~r cuban
commanders. Tkev saF tba. tnsv *
pect the { af-ef state, 70 pav them
aud that they VIII not disband u1tf'
they get an answer. Th. TIA iorirF ai
military observers he-v seem T. think
that probably the easiest uav out +. l.
make the payment. taaing = ulortga ~
on the revenues ot Cuba IN the torIu o.
/ Dslus.~
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

Take L4xa.5ve Prv=sa sll,si.fn- Ta5,ss-- :,
G-l-xsss rriand Eaaey i Z f4i'- tpczus- =
Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05
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Oxford eagle., 1899-01-05

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81 tftztSf4
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