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OLD MAN, NEW PLACE

can old face in a new place" And
not so old either, but experienced in the
craft is A. B. Wuhey, who once more
dons the apron and will erve meats at
retail to the citizens Of Boulder Mr.
Withey has purchased the well establish
ed business of Danforth & Ward, one of
the best in the city. and on Monday next
will take charge. For several years he
has sold to the Boulder markets nearly
all the meats butchered here, and it will
be pleasure to his friends to see him
once more established in a business
where they will have direct dealings
with him, Success to Withey in his new
venture.
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ACCIDENT TO WANGELIN.

The Popular Editor Feeds HIS Fingers to
Unspprecistive Coon.
Otto H. Wangelin OF Boulder was on
the side lines 10 report the game for his
newspaper. Through about haii the play
he gave close att IN to all that was
gong on Then l. . ..advertan ly made
quick movem with his hand in from,
OF the ready jaws of Sam. the D. A. c.
racCoon mascot. The latter recognized
in Mr. Wangelln an emissary OF the
enemy and prompt y planted his teeth
clear to the bone in TWO fingers OF the
editors right hand, thus effectualy dis
abiing = Boulder man and showing his
tealty to the local eleven.-Denver r. =
publ can.
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The Methodist church was filled yes
terday at the union services, all the min
isters of town taking part. but II was lett
to Rev. (. G.. Lane OF the Baptist church
TO preach the sermon, which was very
able and interesting discourse. Well
filled collection baskets 10 be used tor
the poor showed the congregation had
come prepared 10 all do their share.
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The appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy, Only 25c. at Streamer's
Drug Store.
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He Fooled The Surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, o, after ufferiug IS
months from Rectal Fistuls, be would
die unless costly operation WAS perform
ed; but he cured himself with five boxes
OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest
Pile cure on Earth, and the best Sllve in
the world. IS cents box. Sold by
Streamsr's Drug Store.
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Austin Bailey, brother OF n. B. B nlev,
who was KILLED by he Eidor. moo lie.
dans srousy III At University nospua.
with pneumonia. The disease Is due TO
exposure and worry inoid.ni 10 lhs la
menlaole atfAif which culminaIeO IN h,s
brothers death.
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Rev, H. NJ Wilson. who came up
Tuesday to conduct the funeral services
of DR. Gardlner, remained over TO enjoy
Thanksgiving dinner and family re
union at the home CT his sister, Mrs
Jessie DIV, er, returning to his h1me in
Canon Guy last evening.
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Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list of attractive Offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character
Give US your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
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A very delightful evening was spen,
with Miss VsTa Greeuman 1t ner houi.
on Hill stree, " edue DAY. entertaining
the fourth yeIt Preps Games, music,
dancing and elegant retire snmen.s mad
the ume fly too quick ,cverJ 1ae MI
Ing merry, aud upon leaving expressed
themselves as having had thoroughly
gooo lime. A cake " ak was participated
in oy many, but Oracle Wolf and Arthur
Pate carried of the prize A mandolin
club Was organized in the class which
will be a feature in musical circles dur
ing he winter.
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MRS TAYLOR KICKS.

Denver, Nov. 3o-Mrs Thomas J. ray
lor, who was shot by her husband las,
Wednesday. is slowly rec eoverIng TIE
physicians who are attending her say
should she recover her health IT will be
one Of the most remarkable cases in the
medical history OF the state.
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The Golden Rule tore decided early
this year to have rome but the latest toy
in stock for the coming holiday season.
and when Mr. Cook went east he pur
chased many novelties in this line. Their
sock of toys this year is heavy one
and Christmas buyers should remember
this fact before placing their orders.
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A j)liy crowd met at Wachtet's candy
parlor about II clock YESTERDAY morn
OF the candy basket filled with choice
swee meats. The weight of the basket
was 7 pounds 24 ounces. NJ 5. Harry
Cole OF Longmont and Clara orsEsy OF
Boulder each guessed pounUS. aiIs.
Col received the prize. her name being
first On tue book, but .Ir WaChIer gave
second prize OF candy to Miss sney.
The guessing vaned from IN pounds 10
81 pounds.
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Why suffer with your eyes or wear
poorly fitted gllsses? Marie Tour
telo,te, optician. is fully prepared to
styour eyes and furnish you with glass
es in any style Of frame. VIII be at
office 1895 Spruce street, on Saturdays
and MONDAYS
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The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
church will hold Christmas market Of
Iancy work and serve oys.ers in the room
formerly occupied by Sawyers book
store, on Pearl street, December Ist.
This will be good chance foT the ladies'
of Boulder to obtain some nice Xmas
nreSentS
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Mrs Van Pefen who occupied the
home of John W Day has taken the
house of A lam Weber on 18Th sueet
for the winter.
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John y. Tracey living south of the
cemetery, died this morning of paralysis
The funeral will take place next Sunday
s, O'Clock from his late residence,
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Will +. Taber, the accomplished or.
MIST, came over from Denver today to
assist the book keepers of the First Nat
,onal bank for few days.
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Bazlar and oyster supper by ladies of
St. Johns church. Sa~yer's old .tinc
Pearl street, Saturday afternoon and
evening, December 1.
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The concluding special setvice OF the
week will be held at the Presbyterian
church tonight Rev. c. NJ Campbell
will speak or Good Cheer"
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Bazaar and oyster supper BY ladies of
S.. Johns church. Sawyer's old stand,
Pearl street, Saturday, afternoon and
evening December 1.
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Mrs Eugene Wilder and Miss Wilder
have issued invitations for thimble par.
ty Dec. Sth at 2:3o p. m
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We hereby declare Mrs Harry Col,
of Longmont the winner of the htSi pflEe
on guess of seven pounds and two
ounces, and Clara Forshey the winner U
second prize on guess OF seven pounds
two and one-halt ounces, the canGN
basket weighing seven pounds, two and
one-fourth ounces. J. w. HAMM,
L. S. BURBANK,
N, LEWIS.
Roulter Nov 90 yoon
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+. ) Luthl. ho W, Mt to Minnesota TO
ce,i position with the v es; Pun.
lsh!ns house, his returned 10 Boulder,
saving the weather was too severe for
him. Mr. Lrutnl Is very bright young
attorney and may remain in Boulder
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Father Chrysostom of Boulder. Father
He nry OF Louisville and Father Nicholas
OF Longmont went to Pueblo for Thank
giving and conference meeting
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jackson" will be on his dignity at the
opera house "Wednesday evening. Dec.
s b Don't fail to see him.
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Mrs d b. Wilson. conference secretary
of the tossign missionary society OF the
Me hodI,t church, Will arrivr morrow
md De the gus,t Ct Mr. Anna Eamc
uu;.. .uesfAy.
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Miss Julia Hammer, who is teaching
in Gold Hill. spent Thanksgiving with
her parents.
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Fred Smith of the law department at
the Denver university. is the guest OF
Frank Esgar at Mapleton,
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Large store on Pearl street 70 rem
Snail grocery stock for sale. Richard.
son, corner I2th and Spruce street.
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A new and b autlful linz OF calendars
Tor 1911 is how l7pIayed at Raymond's S
,,cmc an see The line b. fore Il is broken.
Ai,o di4rles ami daily menu calendar
pads for the business mar. ioI4 18th
street
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THE YOUTHFUL TEAM.

A game OF football played today on
Gamble field between the Little Cen
trails and team from Longmont resulted
in a score OF If too III favor Of the
Boulder team. The line up:
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jDcA! NEWS.

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Alls,er Lumber & Supply Co
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MISS Elizabeth Richards spent the
day in Denver
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Miss Rose Clanton is now assisting
behind the counter Of the Peoples store.
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Miss Jennie Tinkee has gone to Gree
lev ior a visit with relatives.
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var and Mrs Caleb Hazen ate Thanks.
giving dinner with relatives in Denver.
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Look US up when vauiing any thing In
Kntle, j=weler
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flndel OF red Mexican opal pin Will
oe uiiaoiy II war dcu on leaving same at
this office.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
lig BIT housekeeping Centrally located
IS 6 I7th and Water streets 28 Nv
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Dyer's Real K, tate Agency

Home property, farm property or busi
ess opportunities, Investments OF all
haracters. Camera block.
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Boulder, Nov. 20, 1000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

plans are carried out, this Improvement
will form triangular park abreast the
railway cut. To improve this little park
in the centre of the business district and
make 1t as attractive as possible is a
matter that should appeal to every BUSH
ness man In the vicinity.
Elijah Rawson died in Milwaukee,
Wis, on Nav 3, and his remains were
brought to Keesville, n. y, for inter
ment. lie was 81 years of age. Mr..
Rqwson was foreman of the American
and Gazette, published in Middlebury in
the early thirties-the immediate pre-
decessor of the REGISTER, He was also
editor and publisher of the Irasburg
Yeoman's Record. In 1889 he published
in Milwaukee an odd little volume en-
titled "Articles on Cases of INVESTIGATION
Related in the Christian Scriptures. =
He was confirmed in st. Stephen
church, Middlebury, in 1885, and only
two persons are known to be now living
that were confirmed there previous to
that date. lie lived in Burlington for
some years, going to Milwaukee about
Is years ago tc reside with his daughter
A son, Julius Rawson, lives in Canton
N v
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

Memorial Sunday services will be held
in the town hail May %, at 3 p. m.
sharp, under the direction of Rev. w. S.
Smart. The post will assemble at G.. A.
II. hail at 2:l5 p. m. Comrades of w.
p. Russell post and all comrades and
veterans of other posts are cordially in
vited to Join therein. The exercises on
Memorial Day. May 80, will be under
the charge of w. p. Russell post, f. p.
Russell, commander. Mt. Calvary Com
mandery, Odd Fellows. Sons of Veterans,
fire department, pastors of the several
churches and the graded school have
been invited to take part in making Me-
mortal Day a success. The post will
assemble in G.. \. X. hall at p. M
sharp and march TO the town hall. The
exercises will be in the following order,
in accordance with the G.. A. II. ritual:
l. Reading orders and program by
the adiutant.
,. Ritualistlc work by commander
and staff.
3. Prayer by Rev. +. j. Guernsey of
the NJ. E. church.
1. Music.
5. Address by Hon. w. p. Dilling-
ham.
6. Music.
!. Benedictlon, Rev. j. d. shannon.
The possession will form after the eX-
ercises in the hall, the right resting OPP
posite the park, in the following order
|. Marshall with his aids.
,. Mt. Calvary Commandery.
3. Band.
4. Middlehurv fire department.
). Camp Tracy, Sons of Veterans.
6. w. =. Russell post. No. 80, G.. A.
II department of Vermont
{. Carriages with speaker and clergy.
men.
5. Carriages with flowers.
.. Carriages with citizens.
10. Citizens on foot.
At the cemetery the services will be in
accordance with the G.. A. Il. ritual
Benedction by Rev. W +. Forsythe.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

The Interest developed in this county
on the subject of free rural mail delivery
has resulted in number of petitions
being sent to the postoflice department
at Washington through Representative
Powers. Mr. PoWers'S prompt action
and influence has brought about the
sending 70 this place of two special
agents of rural free delivery of the post
Office department., Everett b. Norton
and Col. Frank l. Taylor. who during
the past week have been in consultation
with Postma Ter Thorp ami studying
various routes nod conditions. On We'd
nesday route wa, laid ont in Cornwall,
and yesterday the party went to Wey-
bridge. \ rou'c in Bidpnrt also is
under consideration. The establishment
of this system # delivery will add con-
siderahlv TO n" importance Of the local
postonice. making II he centre of dis
tribution and increasing its business. 1t
has been the expert ce of the depart
ment that rurl delivery greatly stimu
latcs The use of rhe mails by the people
along the route. a'l in consequence il
Is great educational flctor-for a
people which make, large use of the
post neces arlv j. we'll Informed. One
of the bases for IA. est ,bliShment OF
free delivery in cities is the amount of
business d0np by the local postoflice
In this c0nnrc ipl .H Interesting report
comes from Bennington. That Office i.
the centre of rurt, free delivery sys
ten. aud The Increased business caused
-.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18
Social Udtters.

Tng WEATHER IN MlDDLEBuRY,
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1900
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18
Bond Bros.
Chiffon PAINT
THE Chiffon COMPANY has never

THE Chiffon COMPANY has never made any
thing but good paint which for the fact that
Chiffon Paint used in the territory where the Company has
sought its business than any other brand.
Every gallon of paint made by the Chiffon Company
mixed and ground by machinery in Pure Linseed OIL to-
geher with sufficient Turpentne and TmPentne Drer to
make dry in the proper time Paint ground by machinery
necessarily be finer and superior in every paint
mixed by hand In the Chiffon Paints the coOrs ground
paste form and then regrOund into the liquid paint No
expense is spared in material labor make the Chiffon
Paint perfect paint be.
1t is good to-day it and it has always
been good could be made 1t is exactly what is in
tended be--he best Paint for Houses in the world
The Chiffon Paint should be thnned with Pure Lin
seed Oil. Avoid Substitutes
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

The WEATHER AT BREAD LOAF.
FOR WEEK ENDINo WEDNESDAY, MAY l6, 1900
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

The Burlington News has reason to
think that a hay famine is imminent in
Vermont at the present time. The crop
last year was of a fair acreage, but rather
light yield. Farmers are stocked up
heavy this spring and pasturage is much
leaner to date than usual. Then the stiff
prices of hay the past season have given
an opportunity to dispose of it to advan
tage. Hay has thus been sold up close
and the supply is limited. Farmers are
Just beginning TO turn out stock, although
many who did so earlier have had to feed
about As much grain or hay ecause of
the poor feed in the pastures. A load Of
hay was brought into Burlington Satur-
day and sold for SIG per ton. Ii will be
at least four weeks before new hay Is cut
at all and meanwhile the famine will get
worse.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

Fresh potato chips at Benedict's.
Fresh strawberries to day ut Benedicts.
Second hand bugges at f. H. Thomas's.
Sanford Seed Corn at Thomas & Weeks's
Best blueberries cans 25c, at Bond Bros
To LET-Branch house. OTTO p. MOORE. 20
Large tins fine pumpkin, 3 tins PC, at Bond
Bros
BOY wANrED-In drug store. Apply at this
ofice
It's delicious pineapple IN l6c tins at Bond
Bros
Granose Flakes, the new cereal, at Ben.
edcts.
Seen those new shirt waists at Mrs. Rock
woods;
Strawberry and raspberry preserves at
Benedict's.
l5c buys cans good, sweet sugar corn at
Benedict's.
Large tins best spinach and asparagus, ljc
at Bond Bros
Proof of the pudding i in eatng-Bsbec's
ice cream soda.
The kind Of tea you use, bla ok or Japan, Is
4Oc at Bond Bros
Now +, the time to buy your work wagons
at +. II Thomass.
&c, at Bond Bros
favor, lie. nj Bond Bros
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complete line of photo. goods.
tr,,,h ,,r,,Ie con,lcn.ad codesb fo,. 1sh,o,ls
and crcam.d 6.b ,t Rene1ict,s
loc gla.. Ioc co,or.d g,,s. VOC cern II
china nj Sbol,l,,,,. c,,,.,..,,. nan,
Schiuino,. is,ot only 81, Ro,l Dros,
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T. H. THOMAS
our 4nc Japan tea u the kind the "other fel
low get nail " dollar for. Il. ). BENEDICT.
FOR SALE-25) bu. seed potatoes, Free
Trade. Pecans. W. NJ stowe, New Haven.
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O"''''H' P''"''"5 wei" '"'i' uIu al very
ie's""'"'' ''l''7' T. H. THOMAS
our '""'7S '"'N Il .'o'' S'"I p"Alhe
4"""o' "0" give pe'iec' s"llsl"cll"h'
. nHNEpl'i'
me usual STOCK oi p'"dnS plants ana
8NpING-The Free Press ASSOCIATION, Rur
4ington, does tirst class binding. AZ
Fin up your over gardens early ana gen
erously. Make them attractive for the col
lege centennial. IIUNr BROS.
beautiful line of German 1Oc goods lust
received. Come and see them. sheldon,
Crockery Department.
The purest ana strongest cream tartar and
soda. ana nothing else. i'm SchiUing,s baking
powder al Bond Bros
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

(Notices under this head ten cents per line
FIRST insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions Count seven words to line.A
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-18

All VIM. .., ~ .,.r drama NJ tbo
town hall a ,,.r .c,. .s wal as those
who did nor. .- l.fIt... iu accordance
with the l-.i-. ,f Ia. t-u.te.s If is n no
ranaatad IN ~ .....t..., ,oo.onnia, ea'
.Dpt'V' ~. ,,,.''''1, Us
IN'l'es III" T." u'eS Oh the
hrst present l.' va I'D ~ course De re-
tanned, bus o.hc. ''re- viii be added
and il is the 100 oft hose under whose
Arizona republican., 1900-08-04
LESS THAN THREE HOURS ABOVE
 90 DEGREES.

Since the establishment of the United States government weather station at San Diego. twenty-right years ago. the thermometer has registered tenn perature higher than 90 degrees but eleven times during the months of June. July, August and September. The thermometer has never been known to remain at any uncomfortable warmthr during any enc day for more than a few hours. The temperature has not reached 90 degrees on any two consec- utive days excepting twice in 2S years, and never touched 90 in any July of that period. Since the thermograph was installed ten years ago, there has been registered a total of less than three hours of temperature above 90 during the months of June. July, Au- gust and September.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-04

Der it as one of the happiest of her life.
 M. W. Winchester went to Prescott this morning on business. MT Win chester is the proprietor of the Club saloon in the new Boyd building, and is an all right citizen.
 F. A. Thomas. president of the Bla cll Hills Copper Co.,. arrived from Los An geles last night, and will remain in Je- rome several weeks attending to the affairs of his company. He will go cut to ike mines tomorrow on a tour of in spect-oa cf the property. MT Thomas is q rustler and generally succeeds in ell of his mining ventures. A camping party composed Of MT. and Ms. ND. Ross and children. Mr5. S. C. CuakscaIes and little son, re turned this week from Packard's ranch where they have been enjoying them selves for ten, days. They spent the days in hunting, fishing. swimming, kodak.rg and doing other equally pleasant things. They report every thing pleasant up there except the mos quitCs, which were full grown and ray enous to a degree that defies descip- ton. As a trophy of the trip they have a string of rattles from the harn- lsss end of 9. monster snake they killed in the rocks.
 Dr. Pratt. the well knownPhoenix oc- culist, IS in Jerome examining the lamps of our people.
 Joe Campbell assistant postmaster, is contemplating for ming a Mckinley club in Jerome.
 Superintendent F. IT. Meek, of the Jerome Power company. came in from his camp on Oak creek this morning, looking like the last rose of summs~.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-04
FROM MANY SOURCES.

It is reported from Simla that the plague is decreasing throughout India.
 Of English volunteers, militia, and yeomanry, there are now fl ,655 in the field
 Child labor in North Carolina mills has decreased 50 per cent in the past three years.
 London newsboys are now prohibited from yelling forth, the contents of their wares
 In the private schools of China a teacher is paid about one halfpenny q day for each pupil.
 Germany is putting a tax on import ed beer to help in covering the cost Of the new warships.
 More than 61,OOO,OOO people in India are affected by the famine. About g. OOOOG0 are in receipt of relief.
 It is stated that sharks have now penetrated into the Mediterranean through the suez canal from the Red sea.
 A movement has been started in France to erect a monument at Water loo in honor of the French soldiers who fell there.
 Australia is the greatest in the way of jewels with her opals, today outdoing even Hungary and Mexico in those lovely stones.
 In Germany one man in 213 goes to college, in Scotland one in 250, in the United States one in 2,O0O and in Eng land one in 5000.
 All the preliminaries for the estab- lishment of a British school of archae- ology and classical studies in Rome have been settled.
 Uses of borax are extending year by year The meat purchasers of the country are the largest consumers, ab- sorbing 6,OG0,OO0 pounds and over an nually.
 Official figures recently compiled show the main line mileage of mail roads in Missouri to be nearly 1000 This total is likely to be considerably increased this year.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-04
THE NEWS
 OF JEROME

Jerome, Ariz., Aug. 2.-(Special cor respondcnce of the Republican)-Su- pervisor J. H. Beatson and D. Dumas are in Jerome at the present time at tending to matters pertaining to the af- fairs of the board of equalization. As sesSor J. P. Dillon is with them Messrs. Beatson and Dillon came in from Prescott yesterday afternoon and MT. Dumas came in from his ranch cn Oak creek and met them. They will be in session two days to allow all parties having grievances about their assess ments to appear personally and state their case.
 Miss Gertie McAllister, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. P. NcAllister. was given a most pleasant surprise party last evening, the occasion being her seventeeth birthday. The young lady was completely surprised when the friends. old and young, began filling the room. They came singly in pairs and in punches. The house was rot large enough to accommodate the gathering. s1 the yard was also used for parlCr. The invited ones brought all kinds 5f refreshments and also lots of nice birthday presents fc. Gertie. The ev- oning was far too short to suit tha merry makers, so the morning hours were also appropriated for the contin- nation of their sports. The party was a most successful one from every stand point and Miss Gertie will long remem-