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was called for trial this morning De-
PENDANTS attorney moved to quash the in
dictment on tho grounds that the prisoner
had been Disseminated against because
negroes were not allowed To serve on
grand juries in this county. About twenty
I'VE negroes were called as witnesses but
many of them testified that they had
known negroes to serve on grand juries
here and often on petit jurles. The court
oyerruled defendants motion Kipper's
attorneys then applied for a change OF
venue. alleging that on account of undue
prejudice their client could not get fair
trial in this county. Many witnesses we're
examined. but the court reserved his de-
clsion until morning. The Ripper trial
promises to be one of the hardest fought
cases ever tried In this county. Negro SOL
diers and citizens raised fund to employ
lawyers TO conduct the defence.
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LAMPAsAs COUNTY.
Probably Carried by Love and
storey.


Probably Carried by Love npd
storey.
,-,,.,. rsy,s AnriI % Co,sider
.'
Y ma weather preceding Yesterday
Iriit primaries an unusually heavy
us polled particularly in this civ
. 4. 49, n,s A., .. =. 49, 20
" W. va 80 - a. ie'S' A'V
a0o's eAper'a'iohs' a great many
,,p. no beavv vote noIle1 carsad
|,-sr,tie leaders IN smile Tho nano-
hslous are corresnondingIv do ry
al, small urinary vnfe ha9 hv tba,,
|brSIrled Incomplete returns Give The
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Snyder, Texas. April z5.-There are now
i've candidates FOR representative canvass
Ing the One Hundred and Sixth district.
Grogan seems 10 have lead at present.
Snyder, Texas. April 25.--Dr. P. &. Cole
man is developing considerable strength
In the congressional race, though Com
gresham Stephens appears to have the
lead at this time
Dublin, Texas, April 2S.-Hon. A. P.
Gordon, Hon, W. l.. McGaughey and Prof
r. d. Mugg are each trying to make the
suffragists think that he is the proper
man to represent Hood county in the next
legislature.
Halletsville, Texas. April 27.--The Hal.
letsyille bar has Endorsed Judge NJ Ken
non for reelection as Judge of the TWEEN
ty-ifth judicial district and j. P. Ellis
for district attorney to succeed Sam l..
Green. who is not candidate for re-elec-
ton.
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|aAS POLITICAL NEWS.
| !. f,pnly May Present a Dark Horse
candidate for Congress.
M, cpspIIcATE MATTERS IN SIXTH
u sbe Primaries Held last
|' .,,urdsy in Lanpasas ana
aockwaII Counties.

Lss,s. texas, April so.--From a res
4 .Iopgsd by Sheriff Bell today, there
IN strong probability but almost
I.,,,v that Navarro county democrats
=, h mt up a candidate for con-
"a vote for him in the primaries
1, !. April IL. Such a move is thought
IA ,obtenplated, but whether 1t will
III that remains to be seen. Mr..
sbrewd politician as well as a
~ SKILLED officer and when in a
..,.lon today he significantly re-
II, All Il would not surprise him II
L., county instructed for a Navarro
!, u,u and followed 1t BY adding:
.w,lut care much II they shold do
Il, th,o.--." lie showed that he had
/, ,smething, He did not finish the
80 hut ended It by saying that such
I.issspcy would certainly complicate
tpsticn In the Sixth congressional
M and insure warm old time at
,rytution. And 1t would; and posi-
,.rlt IN dark horse nomination for
III, Though who the dark horse is
|, I as far as the outside knows. an
laAer unknown quantity.
IN vii be battle royal from now
N primaries in Navarro over tho
[-sIcnal race and there is no telling
| ~ result viii be- Whether the
! has been thought out and arranged
4, rferred to as a possibility can not
Iyrtlined. Politics is politics and the
KS WIN quite as often as the hard
I.e aghers, The present situation
IN iayors some brilliant political
ID The campaign viii be watched |
| HEY interest from here until the
Ild the primaries is known.
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PRNPARlNG pIlANs

The United States engineers office here
is at present preparing specifications for
the improvement of the harbor at Brazos
Santiago. Buffalo bayou and for additional
improvements at Arausss Pass, the latter
made possible by the addition OF the SAL
COO made available by the recent ruling Of
the chief of engineers.
The money for the latter work Will
be used to increase the height of the jettles
at Arkansas Pass. Al present the jettes
are so low that at food tide the current
passes over the tops Of them, keeping The
current from securing the channel 10 any
great extent
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ing ing crops in the creek bottoms will b.

ing crops in the creek bottoms will b.
heavy.
Warrenton, Fayette County, Texas,
April 20.-Considerable rain fell at this
pace ana vicinity during the past week.
1t rained every day from Sunday tin yes
terlay and Fridays rain was very heavy,
ending in a severe electrical storm. Yes-
terday and today were clear and pleasan. .
ana there seems prospect for fair
weather Farmers are very much behind
win their work and much cotton will
have to be replanted.
snyder, seurry County, Texas, April %.
-Copious rains have fallen all over this
western country in the last twenty dovs.
wheat is reported injured by the wet
weather; destructive hail storms are also
reported from various sections of the
country. The general outlook is good de-
spite the fact that the rains continue. The
cotton crop is practically planted and
some OF II is up to a good stand. Several
at cents 'P
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MALLORY LINE sA1LrNGs.

The Mallory steamer Alamo sailed for
New York at o'clock today with the .oi-
lowing list of cabin passengers: II. Culey
and wife and John zaelich and wife of San
Antonio, e. M. Hall OF Ithaca, n. Y; u. V.
Hickey, Los Angeles, Cal. George Lloyd,
Colorado Springs, Col; As G. Walker, Dali
las; H. II. Swink Temple; L. Kaiser.
Houston; II. l.. Smith and wife and Mrs
Johnson. Galveston; also a large list in the
steerage.
The Lampasas sails on Wednesday and
VIII have full list of cabin passengers
The Nueces sailed from Key West for
New York on last Saturday with lie
steamship San Marcos in tow.
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snEnrTrs, DEPARTMENT.

Stolen from ]. H. Carter, 1913 chartres
street. sorrel horse, years old, low, one
ear notcAed. blaze-faced, one front and
one hind leg white branded G II on left
shoulder; Sleft with halter on; phons
1888; Sc reward
strayed or stolen, from Fred Du Bard
1923 snn Felipe street, sorrel horse. y
years old, 10 hand high, bald face shod all
round not branded; roach name: color OF
name fax; SO reward
Taken up by A. J. Bauer, Addx, Texas,
blue horse, 2 years old, "A hands high:
not shod; no brand.
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BnnIsrnntcx Mnticrs

Galveston, Texas, April sO-Referee in
Bankruptcy Burnett this morning filed
with the clerk Of the United States court
his recommendation that William Frsck-
man Of Houston be discharged upon his
application Cor bankruptcy.
Moritz Well of Houston. formerly OF the
firm Of We'll & Stern. this morning filed
application in the United States court to
be adjudged bankrupt within the pur-
view Of the law. Well owes $7955.57, all
unsecured, and has no assets
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signed TO the Territory, where he did the
greater portion of his work as deputy.
AT the time of his election to the office
OF sheriff in 1892, he was engaged In
shipping horses from Kentucky and other
states He was elected sheriff four
consecutive terms, with increased ma
lorty at each election Mir. CabelI was
elected mayor of the city Of Dallas April
o. q; 1900 He has been president of the
,sherihs association for two years, and
mas oeen Unidentified with nearly all of the
public enterprises of Dallas. was twjce
vice president of the Texas State fair
Tor two years, and refused TO accept any
ONCE with the fair association this wear
on account of the relationship between
the fair and the city, although he still
remains a director.
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Armstrong County 1ns,rpctior.

Claude, Texas, April 2S-The democratic
executive committee of Armstrong county
met today and transacted the following
business; Instructed for the present State
ticket, except Chas. Rogan; NJ. e. Gross
Tor land commissioner, Judge Hurt for
court of criminal appeals, H. H. Wallace
Tor court of civil appeals, w. B. Plemons
Ior congress Thirteenth district, d. Il
Decher for representative from One Hun
dred and Second district; for chairman ~
executive committee for ensuing twn
years. Q. Moore; for secretary, j. Frank
Stay.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Mrs. Dorothea Duebner,, aged 81 years.
died at o'clock yesterday afternoon at
her residence. 101I Twentieth street. The
funeral occurred at 1880 this afternoon
from the First German Lutheran church,
or which the Diseased was for many years
a devout member. uHui
Mrs. James o'Neil died yesterday at her
residence on Thirty-eighth and 4. Tha
funeral took place at o'clock this after
noon from the family residence.
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'lstoSE FOR HENRY.
n" en. the Comfy by Fist..

F"uo the Comfy nv rist.e,
aandred Majority.
Ls April So.-The congress.
n. IN the SeyIlth district
~ 4 L. Henry for re-election
n, :, Henderson of Milan coun-
q M "S', .n waged for the past
EsiSns4 resulted in Henry carry
p 'sun'y by a majority ~
|sts urIs Tiny !. y the tirst In the dis
h d ..la and has been con-
lasasn, !. IN the race. With
/ "a SAIL y Nr' Henry's course In
s--cllon of his return. he
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CASE TRANsFERREn

The case Of W. W. simonton vs. Citizeno'
Electric Light and Power Company of
Houston and Blake Dupree. receiver mas
been removed from the civil court to the
United States circuit court at Galveston
the papers in this case having been flied
IN the latter court today The suit is tor
damages in the sum OF $4,000 which Grs
Slmonton. the 7-year-old son OF the plain
nm. received from climbing on the splkcs
in the poles erected by the defendant
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Snyder, Texas. April PA contract has
been let by the City bank for two-story
brick to cost $4,000; 1t is TO be completed
by August l.
Stock is being moved now and there is
plenty OF grass and water.
Colonel Mabry has completed the CLASH
hcation OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trails lands in Scurry county and they are
TO be put on the market in a short time.
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RICHARDSON YOUNG.

Yesterday at noon at the residence of
her father. Mr.. John Young. Thirty four.b
and Avenue L., Miss Florence Young was
married TO Mr.. 7. D. Richardson. Father
Lowery pastor of ST. Patrick's church. Of
fieiatlng. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson left for a two
weeks stay in st. Louis.
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Admitted 10 BOND.

Fort Worth. Texas. April sO.-E. l.
Theilman, the German who week ago
shot and instantly killed a man named
George Smith at the formers home near
this city, had his final preliminary hear
ing tday before Justice Mullins. The de-
PENDANT was held In the sum OF $4,000.
which he will BE- able to furnish
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KILLING AT PARIS.
A. E. Chambers. n brakeman. Ia The
Dead Man.

Paris, Texas, April 3O.--In quarrel in
the Midland freight yards this AFTERNOON
between a. E. Chambers, brakeman. and
G. L. Corria, conductor. the former was
snot anu killed by the latter. aThere were
no eye-wltnesses to the killing. Corria
has made no statement other than To
claim self-defsnse. Chambers had been
discharged and it appears he thought
corria had something to do with his s.
mlssal. Corria surrendered Immediately
after the killing.
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from these counties this season will be
enormous jacksonville expects to ship
500 straight cars besides the express ship
ment. while Cherokee county viii ship
1000 cars. Besides the fruit and yege-
tables shipped from this county the
Lewenthsl Canning company VIII pack
100000 cases or about 200 cars.
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MAYOR nEy e. oAnELL
And the New Council Are IN Charge
of Dnlius.

Dallas. Texas, April S0--Beu f. Cabell
was inaugurated today and a full set OF
municipal officers installed for two years
Mayor Cabell's inaugural address was de-
voted to the more important local issues.
mostly Internal Improvements, and created
good impression. His administration
will start out with nearly 5000, 900 worth
of new public work. for which bonds were
voted at the city election on April 3.
Alderman D. R. Long OF the Eighth ward
was elected president of the city council
and mayor pro TEN.
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Heavy Fruit shinmeutr

Palestine, Texas, April aO.--The Post
correspondent has just returned from a
trip through Smith and Cherokee counties
The shipments Of fruit and vegetables
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|hwALL COUNTY PRIMARIES.
Fhenreid Won out as Did Love
and storey,

and Storey.
|'Al Texas, April 20.-The largest
east IN a democratic primary
W polled yesterday. Bailey re-
Y unanimous vote for United
Hlale as did Sayers for governor
wei candidates for State Offices
y opposition. De Gralfenried car
~ county for congress. Love for
~ storey for railroad commits
..ases for local Offices are Jno.
~ -. representative; E. d. Force,
;gs, Il. NJ. Wade, county attor-
Dalnes, county clerk; G. W.Mc-
Isule1 clerk; B. ]. Wade. sher-
fsr D. H. brown
|. sSaaout received a large MAORI
'''a'e justice of court of civil
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JOHN KIPpER.s THAI.
Court is Vow Considering Change
of Venue Motion.

FL Paso, Texas, April So.--The case OF
Sergeant John Ripper, negro soldier Of
the Twenty-ffth infantry under indlct-
ment for the murder Of Policeman Newton
Stewart during the raid by troops from
Fort Bliss on the city jail last February,
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shreveport'n New Goyernment.

Shreveport. La, April 3c.-Mayor Ben
Holman and the new council assumed
charge Of the city government tonight
Ey-sherih John Lake, a Confederate vet
eran' has been elected chief Of police.
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DIED or CHAMBERS.
The Horrible Fate of "a Farmer In
Denton County

Denton, Texas. April so.-'pavy Robin
son, prominent farmer living near Pilot
Point in this county, died yesterday in
horrible agony and suffering from gland
ors, which he had contracted from horse.
He was doetorlng horse afflicted with
the disease a day or two before and was
bitten by the Infatuated animal. He was
taken sick almost Immediately. fearful
sores breaking out all over his body, and
died within forty-elght hours after the
bite was inflicted
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PRICE On CoTrONsEnn

Denison. Texas, April &c. Cottonseed is
worth $3.50 per ton here and little to get
at that Prominent cotton men predict
seed will go to $40 before the planting is
over.
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ITCHING p

ITCHING PILES. NO CURE, NO PAY.
Your druggist win refund your money
IL Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. Fifty
cents.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS

F. G. Proctor Of Victoria is visiting in
the city.
Miss Marie Louise Goggan left tonight
for visit 20 Dallas.
w, e, Fall and wife of Houston have
apartments at the fremont
Mrs r. b. Tailor is in Houston. the
guest OF Mrs. Howard f. Smith.
VIM. A. McVitie and Jos A. Croker of
the firm OF Fowler & Mcyite. left tonight
for New York
Marriage licenses have been issued 70
Thomas ID. Richardson and Miss Florence
Young, and William George Queste1 and
Miss Mary Lillian Hsrdesty
There has been no date set for either
me Masonic guild or the Grace church
picnic. both having been postponed from
Saturday on account OF the heavy rains
Trinity church will give its annual pic
mic Saturday at Clear Lake and the BAH
high schools picnic will occur at the
same place Wednesday the 9th, being the
late George Balls birthday.
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leans; e. w Howth. CITY; Joe Chasing.
st. Louis; Warren Hilton. St. Louis; Phil
IL. Meyers Palestine.
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blind PILES, NO CrRE. no PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. Fifty
cents.
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FREMONT ARRIVALS.

chas. ]. L. Lontry, Story city, wis;
q A. Mistrot, CITY; a. p. Delano, City;
VIM. G. Milmot New Orleans; Joe Boren-
THEN, New York; Emil L. Gabler, New
YORK; ". y. Brynham. New York. c. NJ
Cook. Houston; W. c. Woodward, Balti-
more; ]. B, Hamilton and son, Springfield;
w p. Fail and wife. Houston; j. b. Jones,
81, Louis; H. G. McCaulay. Dallas; A. j.
Willis and wife, Philadelphia: J. Blank
field. New York: s. B. Riesser Bushnell.
III; Jno. w. Shelley. Bushnell, M: Geo.
Adams, Call. Texas; II. d. STANDARD, At
lanta. Cal 7, Kearney, Temple: Frank
Etter. Cleburne; a. N. Lewis. Houston,
r c. Proctor. Victoria; r. Rigel Bre-
men. Germany; Vim. Mansfield. New Or
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FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One. How it
is Done in Belfast.

Sometimes the back aches with dull, indie
scribable feeling, making you weary and rest
less sometimes pain shoots across the region of
the kidneys, and again the loins are 50 lame, to
stoOp is agony. No use plastering rubbing
the back in this condition. You cannot reach the
stronger one, follow the example of this Belfast
citizen:
MIC. HI. Chamberlain of High street, over on
Primrose Hill, says: 81 had a kidney complaint
for years, in fact my back was never very strong.
had pain over the kidneys, particularly notice.
able in the morning for an hour or two just after
got up. am quite heavy man and if stood
any length of time my back felt tired and sore.
Then at my work, getting in and out of a carriage
so often and riding over rough roads does not
settled in my lons and then a weakness of the
kidney secretion was apparent, very annoying,
day Or night. 1 used pasters more or less, but
they only helped the pain when on. saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and got box at Ed
mund Wilson's drug store and used them 1t did
me good The improvement continued as l con-
tinued the treatment. The pain was much re-
lieved and was less annoyed with the kidney
secretionS."
Sold for so cents per box at all dealers. Foster,
Mlburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and take no
substitute.
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BURNHAM. A fine cottage, situated on
the shore of Lake Winnecook, and owned
by number of families, known as the Rey-
nolds cottage, was burned, together with its
contents, one day last week. The loss will
be some $500 or $500. The fire is supposed
to have originated from the explosion of a
kerosene oil stove. Mrs. Ella c. Wyman
has been granted a pension of $12 per month,
with arrearages amounting to nearly 500.
The pension was granted on account of
the death of a son in the late Spanish war.
....Geo. F. Wyman has reshingled the roof
of his house and will make other needed re-
pairs. ..Orrison Chandler has returned
from the Maine General Hospital in Port
land with his general condition improved
MIR. Chandler was suffering from cancer of
the stomach. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassler visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Kimball last Sunday
49,. Kervin Reynolds is attending CONNER
cial college in Bath
PALERMO. Ellis Warren, the old man who
wandered from his home in this town last
week, was found Saturday night at the
home of James Allen in Brooks, where
L.
Allen had read the account of the disap-
pearance of Warren in the newspapers, and
when the old man called at the Allen home
he was forced to remain over night and Sun
day morning was taken to his home The
old mans story of his wanderings was a
pitiful one. He imagined that some one was
bound to take him to the poorhouse and be
had left home to evade his supposed enc
mics Warren had slept in the woods for
five nights, and what scant clothing he had
on was torn into shreds, as was the skin on
his hands and face where he lad come in
contact with the brush while looking for a
place to sleep. He had suffered from cold
and was in a very weak condition when he
arrived at the Alien home. Since his de-
parture from his home searching parties
had secured the woods for many miles and
had finally given the old man up as dead in
| some out of the way place where his body
would be discovered by accident
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WEST SEARTPORT NEWS,

Miss Eden Hartman is on the sick list.
Alnatha Robbins has begun operat ing his
cider mill.
John Hutchinson is in Brooks with his
threshing machine
Allie Howard of Belfast was in town
last week visiting friends.
p. II. Monroe gave an old fashioned corn
husklng last Saturday night.
H. f. Bradman is in town frequently as
the guest of Mrs. Amy Towle.
Warren Nickerson has gone to Sanger
VILE, where he has situation.
Charles II. Nickerson shot large eagle
while cunning at Kanes pond last week.
W. A. Nickerson, who has been danger
ously i'll for the past few months, is improv-
ing.
The East Belfast base ball team will play
with the Mt. Ephraim team Saturday, Sept.
29th, in W. M. Merithew's field.
One of the latest arrivals in town is a
young son, who came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Curtis Sept 18th.
Miss Maggie Daley, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Nichols, has re-
turned to her home in New York.
Sneak thieves entered the hennery of
Mrs. Anna Weber of East Belfast last
week and stole fifteen of her best fowls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lanpher of Connecticut are
visiting Mrs. LIS sister, L. J. Flowers.
Granite Grange will hold fair and cattle
given.
Mrs. Wellman Moulton left last week to
Join her husband, who is stationed at Fort
Hancock, New York harbor.
Rev. S. A. Abbott and wife of New What
com, Wash, are guests of G. o. Fernald
and wife. Mrs. Abbott was formerly Ella
Saunders of this place.
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Stops the Cough
and works of the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price
% cents. 1yr36
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me prior to J. ~ V.F
1900, are requested to settle at the st"i
ell & TrusSell, lis High street. .,,rrurLh
Belfast, Me-, June %, 19OO-.26tf
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A Gard of Thanks,

We wish to extend most SINGER 4
our neighbOrs and friends for then W Be
ness during the long and painful ilp'' N
loved parent, Mrs. Augusta NJ Dew a.ls
to the members of the quartettc wye
singing at the funeral services am
contributed floral offerings. ..t.l\
EUGENE l.. GEif irrQA
HERBERT Il nl N'-
Stockton Springs, Sept, "A, 1900 -
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DR.. John Stew ems
OPERA HOUSE BiNlh
OFFICE HOURS: ii to IL A. II. i.
and Sunday '.f.
Card Of Thal

The family of the late o. q uN.
extend their thanks 20 his put
his employees in the factory, ur
and the public generally for then
during his long illness. and WoI
sympathy to them since his death
MRS. o. G.. tEl
MRS. +. q. CEl li' .4
MIR. RALPH g. NI0
Belfast Sept. 27, 1900,
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NORTH sfARsPoRT ITEMS.

Miss Rena Black is at home from Sears
port for short visit