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Rev Chas. Leander, San Francisco, Gala.
Rev. Chas. Leander, pastor First Spir-
itual Society of San Francisco, writes
from 81 Turk street, San Francisco,
Gala, as follows:
at is with pleasure that Igive my
endorsement of Peruna. MY expert
ence has been very satisfactory from
its use, and do firmly believe that ii
Is f1e best known remedy for cafarrh
In all its different forms.
Mrs. e. Gibson, Waxahachie, Tex, in
a recent letter, says: 81 was troubled
for five years with chronic disease. l
tried everything heard of, but nothing
did me any good. Some doctors said my
troublc was catarrh of the bowels and
some said consumption of the bowels.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
More Members Were Named Yester-
day

More Members Were Named Yester-
day.
Yesterday the following members of
the democratic state central committee
from districts which had not made Sc
lections the night before We're named:
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures Robert
son of Montville
Twelfth district-Percy A. Alderman
of Wilton.
Thirteenth district--John J. Walsh of
Danbury.
Sixteenth DISQUALIFICATION Phillips of
Killingly.
The Fifteenth district is yet to choose
a committeeman
The chairman of the state central
committee will be chosen at the meeting
in the Tontine hotel in this city next
week
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FIXTURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
TICES TO- MORROW.

Anniversary Sunday Mt Grace Nj. E.--Ad-
dresses by Many Able Speakers-Rev
DR.. McLane at Plymouth Church on
GA Young Man"-servtces at Dwight
Place Church-SpeciaI Services at Ep-
worth Other Church Notes.
Tomorrow will be anniversary sun
day at Grace M. E. church.
At GAS there will be a meeting OF the
officers and board in the lecture ROOM
1920 a. m.-Opening services-CThe
people standing)
The doxology.
The Lords Prayer.
''Let all the People Sing"-Hyn1n NO l.
Prayer--By Rev. John e. Adams, the
presiding elder of the New Haven
district.
Scripture lesson-By the pastor, Rev.
A. J. Smith.
Offertolre-"Unfold We Portals" ..,.
........... -. ......,CHdIles Ioullou
Singing-Hymn No. 679.
Addresses Henry H. Benedict, the
president of the Twentieth Century
Wesleyan league, and Rev. james >
Chadwick, D. D., the Presiding Elder
of the Brooklyn South district.
Singing Hymn No, 917.
Benediction.
September %, at 3 p. m, the New
Haven Methodist churches Will be
masssd in one great union service.
Andrew Moorhead, presiding.
Selection-By the male quartet
Prayer-By Henry Fl. Benedict
Addresses-By John #. Manson, Rev.
John E. Adams and Rev. James S.
Chadwick.
Selection-By the male quartet.
Doxology and benediction.
Evening Service.
Sermon-By Rev. James S. Chadwick,
D. D.
Choir: Sopranos, Miss Minnie Arm
bruster, Miss Florence Hall; tenors,
Frank Van Dyck George Cory, altos,
Mrs. Emma A. Hull Miss Flora Fow-
Ter; BASES, Carl A. Mears, Wayne
Huntley; organist, Stanley B. Smith.
Male quartet-1st tenor Frank Van
Wyck; second tenor, George Cory; LIST
bass, Wayne Huntley; I'd bass, Carl A.
Mears.
At Grace NJ E. church last evening
Rev. Frank E. Scofield, a former pas
tor of the church In quite recent years,
was present, as anticipated in the SER
vices. The programme was as follows:
The Great Idea-Scholar, statesman,
phianthropist, reformer.
The Christian Idea-New Heart.
The greatest name: Roads to fame.
Princely merchant discoverer, general.
The Christian name.
The Great Need
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GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT.

A Pleasant Informal Outing at Savin
Rock Last Night.
An informal outing was held at Savin
Rock last night by Golden Rule en-
campament No. "a, l. O. O. r. The
party left the green on special car at
o'clock, and at Savin Rock the en-
campment had q shore dinner at the
Hotel Sea View. A very pleasant even
ing was spent, among those present be-
ing George B. Hoggson, Walter Pond
William p. Eldridge, J. 3. Clemens, Dis
trict Deputy Frank Fish, Past Grand
Patriarch Patrick Taylor OF Waterbury,
Past Grand Master George w. Holmes
and Eugene Del Grego
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IMPORTANT PURCHASES.

The Mitchell Residence Bought by
Frank H. Kimberly-Sea View House
Sold
The beautiful residence with spacious
grounds of many acres on Townsend
avenue, built and occupied for years
by the late Edward A. Mitchell, who
was prominent as a silver plated nail
manufacturer here for years and was
afterward New Havens postmaster,
has been. according to we'll authenticat-
cd reports, bought Of DR.. Davis Of
Hartford, son-in-law OF the late MT.
Mitchell, by Frank FL. Kimberly, of
Fowler & Kimberly, son Of the late
Charles G. Kimberly, who was for years
wholesale dealer in crockery on State
street. this city. Mr.. Kimberly will oc-
cupy the place as his residence After
Edward A. Mitchells death the resi-
dence in question was for some years
the home of his son, the late Charles L..
Mitchell, who served q term as men,
Der of congress from this district.
The Sea View hotel at Savin Rock
has been sold by the George r. Kelsey
estate to Mr. Cameron, proprietor of
the house for the past two seasons. The
price paid was about $4,000. Mr.. Cam
eron said last evening that now that
he owns the property he will make
some extensive improvements and that
among other things he will have remov-
ed from the hotel premises the peanut
vendors and others who have formerly
crowded about the hotel porches The
hotel property front ia feet on Beach
street, and has depth of 220 feet. Mr..
Cameron will reside there this winter.
He was formerly proprietor of the Aid
rich house, this city. The Hotel Sea
View was erected by the late George
r. Kelsey, father of Israel A. Kelsey of
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AT EPWORT HCHURCH

The pastor, the Rev. Winslow Adams,
will preach in the morning on 1.-THE
Value of One" in the evening on 1.-THE
Value of One More The Epworth
league will conduct Chautauqua. Yes
per service at 6:1h p m. Excellent mu-
sic as usual, at all the services. The
sermon which Mr.. Adams preached last
Sunday morning on Higher Ground
he will, by request, repeat one week
from Sunday evening.
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HARPER G. BROTHERS INCORPOR
ATED
A Capital Stock of Two Million Dol
lars

A Capital Stock of Two Million Dol
lars.
Albany, Sept 21.-Alexander E. Orr
who became the purchaser of the prop
erty and franchises of Harper & Broth
ers, has associated with him William
A. Nash, Stephen Baker, William M
Laffan and Augustine J. Smith, and
they to-day incorporated with the sec
rotary of state as Harper & Broth
ers,'' intending to publish weekly and
monthly the periodicals issued by the
old partnership firm. The capital
stock is $2,000,000 divided into 10000
shares of S100 each. The directors are
George B. M. Harvey, Alexander Z.
Orr, William NJ, Laffan Frederick T.
Leigh, William A Nash l. Henry Har-
per, Arthur D. Chandler and Frederick
A. Duneka of New York city and Clar-
ence w. McIlvaine of London, Eng
land.
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FOUR THOUSAND YOUNG TROUT.
Four thousand Young trout have been

placed in the several brooks in the vi
entity of New Hartford by F. B. Mum.
The fish were procured by Representa-
tive Frank P. Marble, who bore con-
siderable part of the expense of receiv-
ing and distributing them.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The pastor Rev. Addison Moore, will
preach at the service for public wor-
ship in Republican hall at 1920 a. M
The topic of the sermon will be 1.-THE
Life of Ordinary Opportunities. " On
Sunday, September go the evening SER
vice will be resumed and it is expected
that the Rev. Wallace Buttrick, D. D.,
of Albany, N. Y, will exchange on that
Sday with Pastor Moore"
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

walks About Zion" will be the
theme of Rev. w F. Dickerman's dis
course in the Church of the Messiah
(First Universalist church, Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock Sunday school
and pastors Bible class at noon Young
peoples devotional meeting at $50 D.
m. The public cordially invited.
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STATE PRISON APPRAISERS,

Governor Lounsbury yesterday ap-
pointed County Commissioner r. A.
Potter of Bristol and E. D. Coogan of
Windsor Locks to make the annual ap-
praisal of the property at the state
prison.
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wEsTvILLE CONGREGATIONAL

WESTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. S. P. Marvin of Woodbridge will
preach in the morning in exchange with
the pastor. The pastor, M. r. Kerr,
will preach in the evening. Theme, 1.-THE
Prophet Micah" Sunday school at u
noon. The pastors Bible class will not
meet. Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting at $3.50 p m. Topic, '"Tares
in Your Field" Leader, Mrs. J. Mil
mairth.
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FOR GALVESTON.
New Haven Contributions Nearly 81 ,00d
Other Aid

New Haven Contributions Nearly 81, 00d
Other Aid
The total receipts here for the Gals
weston fund are $199546. Contribu-
tons not heretofore acknowledged are:
J. D. and K. T. Wheeler, $50; F. w.
Simmons, IS; box In front of Simons g.
Co.. $705; ]. J. G., 81; Wellman and
Mailey, IS; box at Howe & Stetson'ss
store, s5.15; F. G.. Guion, S.; box on the
green; W. E. Downs, $50; Mrs e. S..
Dibble, $40; F. w. Pardee, $25.
Hartford, Sept q. ~ Bishop Tierney
has just sent check for IS, 900 to Bish-
op Gallagher Of Galveston to be add
ed to the Galveston fund. Last Sum
day $4,000 was collected in the various
churches in the diocese. To this Bishop
Tierney added 5000 from the chancery
fund and thus sent the very generous
gift.
Mayor HARRISON received a letter this
morning from John Sealy, chairman Of
the finance committee of Galveston,
acknowledging the gift of $1,000, which
was sent to Galveston for the sufferers
there Friday night Of last week, in
which Mr.. Sealy thanks the citizens OF
Hartford for their generous gift Three
thousand dollars more was sent this at
ternoon.
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FEDERATION OF CHURCHES.

The second meeting of the federation
of churches will be held in Center
church on Monday morning, September
"a, at 10 o'clock Watson l., Phillips,
president; William F. Dickerman, sec
rotary.
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Won't you come and sit on my knee,
darling?"
Il would like to, but mother said |
must sit here, because there's hole. in
this end of the sofa. The King.
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"Oh, men are so provoking"
What's the matter now, daughter ~
We'll, ma, coming home thought
Jack was left, and l telegraphed him
100 worth before I found out he was
on the train" indianapolis Journal.
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AT PLYMoUTH CHURCH.

Plymouth church will resume even
ing worship tomorrow at 1880. The
quartet and church choir will furnish
music in addition to Congregational
singing, and the pastor will preach on
ga Young Mans Great Question"
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PARK CHAPEL,

L. G. Porter will have charge of the
services in Park chapel next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
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NEW CHORUS CHOIR ORGANIZED
| AT ST ANDREWS M e CHURCH

NEW CHORUS CHOIR ORGANIZED
AT ST. ANDREWS M. f. CHURCH.
A chorus choir has just been organic
ed at st. Andrews M, e. church. -Four
Corners, and will sing for the first time
! tomorrow. Much interest prevails to
hear the new choir, which will give Il
good account Of itself. The choir is uh-
der the leadership of Professor Charles
c. Treat. The organst of the church is
Sheriff. Wilcox, who is studying at
Yale and who is also assistant organist
at the First M e. church. The pastor
of st. Andrews, Rev Mr.. Griffin, will
preach tomorrow, morning and even
ing; morning subject, "a Study of Mo-
tives;" evening subject, 1T is Diff
cult Thing to be Christian"
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MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.

Music at Christ church for the fif-
teenth Sunday after Trinity, September
%, will be:
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Liverita, The Up-tO-Date Little Liz

I West Haven, about twenty-five years
ago, land has been continuously occu-
pied for hotel purposes ever since.
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Notice Of Guardians Sale of
Real Estate.

By virtue of an order Of the Dubois
Circuit Court. the undersigned, guardian
of George +. Mann, Margareta l.. Mann
Walter y. Mann, and George Leo Mann,
minor heirs of Barbara Mehne, deceased,
will, at the premises in the town OF Hays
Vile, Dubois )unty, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, THE l5rH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1900,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock m, offer at
public sale the undivided four-twelfths
parts of the following described real es
tate situate in Dubois county, Indiana,
to-wit: Lots numbered fifty (57),
fifty eight (5s), ti'ty-nine [59) and sixty
(60), in the town of Haysville, accord
ing 10 the plat thereof, excepting from
sand lot 81, tlat part thereof described
a follows: Commencing at tie north
west corner of said lot 81. thence east
81. feet, thence south 20 feet, thence
west "a feet, thence south > feet, thence
west 80 feet, thence north - feet, t , the
place of beginning Said sale will be
made subject To the approval of said
court. and on the following terms and
condition NJ: One half OF the purchase
money cash in hand, the balance pay
able one year after date, deferred pay
ment 10 he evidenced by note OF the
purchaser bearing six per cent. interes!
from date. waving relief of valuation
laws, providing for attorneys fees. and
secured with good personal security 20
the approval OF the guardian.
GEORGE MN, Guardian.
f. :. AZ the same time and place
and upon ike terms, the undersigned.
owners Of the undivided s-l2 paris OF the
real estate above described, will sell
their interest therein.
EVA IIELNUs,
JomS MANN,
WILLIAM J. Mann.
Traylor < Traylor. Att'ys.
Nov. %. 1900 -3w
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1900.


The COURIER believes the Demo
cracv was defeated in the Noyem
Der election by It's uahderirg 10 the
Eastern states in its platform IN re-
gard to the paramount issue, =
which was 20 ilimsy that no one
East or We, believed it was any
thing but political subterfuge, to
hide something else. 1t enabledthe
Republicans to put the party before
the people a opposing the Philip
pine war, while, no matter how
urgently it may be denied, there l.
barbarlty enough left in The train
ing of the American People
to always make them in favor
OF prosecuting most vigorously
and successfully the present war and
the next one-lo matter what II l.
about, or what will follow its,
that the stars and stripes wave il
triumph over our gallant soldiers
And this is right. When the gov
eminent Is engaged in war let us
bring il to a victorious end, com
polling the enemy To ask for peace,
as Spain did, and being willing To
accept whatever terms are imposed
upon them, and leave our states
men To adjust whatever difficulties
NAV arise over administration, alter
peace is restored.
The hope of the ID, mecracy car
rying a single Eastern State had no
foundation at any time, and Is not
to be expected at any future cleo
iion for at least thirty years-till
the present gen ration OF thieves,
who control all parties in the East,
and believe it l. morally right to
steal from the public all they can
by law, die, and are succeeded by a
more honest general on. The
Democracy sacrificed the States
west Of the Alleghanies, which
might have been carried, by the
Eastern intrusion Of this para
mount" humbug plank in the plat
form. Had they simply readopted
the Chicago platform Of 1896, With
a strong pledge to suppress ice
trusts, oil trusts, bank trusts, rail
way trusts, manufacturing trusts,
and the thousand other trusts that
now dictate the price of everything
people eat, drink, wear or use H.
their industries or homes, the great
West and South might have been
carried unanimously. and Bryan
would have been Pre-ident by ayey
large majority.
The '-r. organic ticn' the party
needs j. one that will totally elm
iuate the Ia, tern millinnaires, dem
ag,gues and politicians Of darkest
hue, and appeal strongly to the pa
triotisln and self-interest OF the
masses of the West and Southland
on this line is the only hope OF fu-
ture success.
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s1y Both the Indiana and Illinoi,

s1y- Both the Indiana and Illinois
L. :. district courts, have con-
firmed the recent sale of the H., +
a. ST. l.. X. r., and it is therefore
now the property Of j. 7. Morgan
q Co., of New York City. II has
at last got into hands financially
able 70 hold it, and the 81, 200, 1000
they paid for it, represents only
about one seventh OF what it was
bonded for, aud probably cool
million dollars under what it cost 10
build il They can afford To reduce
the rate IN passengers and freight
one half, and yet get ten per cent.
il teri st On their investment. But
will they? or will they proceed, like
most railroad companies do. to -
rue a lot of bonds and wat,rcd
stock to themselves, and compel Il I
public to pay rates to meet intere~t
and dividends on the water? Time
will tell, but there should be law
FORGETTING any railroad to the State
that attempts such steal from The
public. Several large fortunes
have been made by d ais in All
Line bonds and stock, to the detri
ment Of the public.
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rca-The London papers announce
that trust is being formed there
which will be the largest in the
world, to control the output and
value Of the gold Of the world. In
it are said to be Mcssrs. A. Belt, G.
Rhodes, Jos. b. Robinson, Of Lon
don. who control now most Of the
African gold mines, John ID. Rock
efeler and John II. Hammond, OF
the IT, s., who control great deal
OF the Klondike and Colorado mines.
The capitalization j. put at billion
dollars, and they expect to make as
much more ont Of it in few years,
by squeezing various government
treasures. It's big scheme, but
the men behind il have plenty OF
money to carry il out.
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Columbia Township Trus'
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee OF Column
va Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will attend
q Township business at his office on
nery Saturday, and persons having
ownship business to transact are re-
quested 10 present il on that day Of the
v.ck.
he Township Library Is kept at the
office of the Trustee, where those en-.
titled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MILBrRS, Tmsteec
Nov %, 1900 -ly.
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A Good Imitation.

The other day an amateur artist was
producing some rapid sketches to amuse
his children. Ic drew sketch Of hen
50 naturally that when IL was afterward
thrown III the waste paper basket it laid
there London Fun.
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HARRISON Trustees Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will att End to township business on each
Monday Of the year, at my office, and
persons having township business to
iransact are required to present it to him
IN Mondays.
The township library will be kept al
my home in Haysville.
GEORGE Nix,
Nov. * 1900. Tnstea
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sy-The U. :. cruiser Yosemite
was sun K by a t,phoon at the IS
land OF Guam on Nov. ID Her
crew Of 80 men and officers were
all saved by the steamer Justin,
which went in search OF her after
he ,yphoon ceased, except five
men. who attempted to search for a
better anchorage just b fore the
wind struck their launch.
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Not &c Of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the clerk
of the Dubois Circuit Court has appoint
ca the undersigned Administrative OF
the estate OF Christopher Hedinger. late
OF Dubois county, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
GEORGE HEDISGER, Admx.
Cox & Hunter, Us.
Nov 30 lgOO-2w
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatit Is not uncommon
for a child TO be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child URN
ates too often. II the
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szSThe Democratic State Com
mittee expect to keep their head
quarters at indianapolis open until
after the adjournment OF the next
Legislature.
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General Repairing 4 Horse Shooting
Madison Township Truste e
Notice.

Notice II gwen that hereafter the rrus
.ee Of Mai s,l township will De in Ire
land on the lirst Saturday Of each
month. and the rem lining Saturdays at
my re sidence, five miles southwest OF
Ireland, for the pur rose of attending tc
township business, md all persons hay
ing business with the ownship are ex
pected to confine it t. those days.
The township library is KEEP. at Isaac
Alexander's in Ireland, where all NAV
>btain the books.
The Indiana School books will b,
lcdnd at VIM. T. Young's store at al
times. GEO. Nj. GREENE.
Nov. %, l9OO-y Trustee Madison TIP.
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Notice Of Appointment of Executor.

,,otice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executor Of
the estate Of Elizabeth Fisher, deceased,
late OF Dubois county, Indiana
JOHN III. FISHER,
Executor.
Cox x HUNTER, Attorneys.
Nov. 80, l9OO.--3w.
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urine scalds the flesh or ". when the child
reaches an age when II should be able to
control the passage, II is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon II. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble. and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition OF the
kidneys and bladder and not TO habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-R0Ot is soon realized. II is sold
BY BY, druggists ss s.. in l fifty, Exs%.
sizes. You may have I! ! !! =
sample bottle by mail $50
free. also pamphlet tell Home OF swamp Roof
ing all about it. including many OF the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. kilmer
& Co.. Bingham,on. N. T.. be sure and
mention this paper.