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Refnaed to HnndIe EeIs

George Bertner, colored, Who has
been assisting in the King street fish
market, ran away this informing in pref
erence to handling a number of NAM
moth salt water cells. The cells aver
aged fifteen pounds each, and are said
20 be the largest ever brought 10 WI
mington.
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Addressed Mems Meeting

ond Baptist Church, addressed the
mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A yes
terday afternoon. Next Sunday Charles
H. Alberts. noted educator and lee
turer Of Bloomsbury. Pa. will make an
address
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Saws He Defended H,msolr

Charles Kithcart, motorman Of the
Wilmington City Railway Company.
denies that he committed an unpro-
Voked assault on James Davis, motor
man OF the Wilmington and New Castle
Railway Company, but says he only
acted in self-defense.
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AeetyIIne E1plOslOn wrecks Church

Chicago, Oct. 29.-An explosion OF
acetyline gas, which was to be used
for a stereopticon entertainment,
wrecked the interior Of the First Pres
byterian church at Austin, suburb Of
this city, last night The operator, re-
Gently returned from mission work
in India, lost his right hand and sus-
tained other injuries One Of the tanks
sprung a leak and the escaping gas
was exploded by the light of the Ian
tern.
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Addressed Hebrew Democrats

Speeches we're made at a meeting Of
the Jefferson Hebrew Democratic
Club, in French street near Front, yes
terday by William F. Kurtz, William
IS. Alexander, w. S. Meredith, Josiah
Marvel, Thomas Monaghan, ]. H.
Fisher and others.
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Preparing for winter Harvest

James O'Brien. Of this city, has re-
turned from a trip to HibeTnia, Pa,
where he has been for several weeks in
the interests of the Pocono Ice Com
pany. He has been assisting IN max
ang preparations for harvesting the
Winters crop OF natural ice.
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Reports of r.

Reports Of Registration in County
Reports were received Saturday af-
ternoon by the Republican County
Committee from the various district
committeeman on the registration.
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Souvenir OF Wilmington

Send one to your out-of-town
friends, one Of the beautiful souvenirs
OF Wilmington. All the principal
points OF interest. For sale at all book
stores and news stands Price 15
cents.
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NIiliiin Id Aih I1n.,.l.a,

Company G. First Infantry, National
Guard OF Delaware, will give a ball and
exnlhition drill for the benefit OF the
delaware and Homeopathic Hospitals
on Friday evening, December IA.
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Souvenir of Wilmington

Send one to your out-of-town
friends. one of the beautiful souvenirs
OF Wilmington. All the principal
points Of interest. For sale at all book
stores and news stands. Price Is
cents.
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Wilmington Markets

To-day's local wholesale quotations, report
ed by SiaytOn & Chandler.
Onions, basket....... . ..................85 85c.
White potatoes, bushel, DID,. ....... .6Oc.
Sweet potatoes. basket, Jersey y.... 20 TO 30c.
Gmpes. y. Y, 10, basket, Concord. .. s 10 DC.
Grapes 10. basket, Catawba. ..............l l0c.
Eggs, Del, and Md, dozen. 2lc.
Chicken, live, pound ...... 80. ....... TO l0c.
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Night school oaer

Young men and women enrolling at
Night School of Goldey College. sth
and Market, VIII get special low rate
and be entitled TO cash prizes. Oflice
open tonight, to 9.15.
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VIII Erect Now st,hIo

At Fifth and Dupont streets the
Bayarian Brewing Company will
shortly begin the erection OF a new
stable 5OxS0 feet
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Win NIeet IN niihnIetnnn

On December 5, and Z, a meeting
of the New Castle County Teachers In
stitute will be held in Middletown.
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Miss Wells Pupils 20 Entertaio

In the chapel Of Brandywine NJ. E..
Church tomorrow evening the pupils
or Miss Mahala H. Wells will give an
entertainment.
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Columbia Defeats Ex-FrantI,n

On Saturday the Columbia Athletic
Association football team defeated the
ex-Franklin team by a score of 5 10 o
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For good printing, patronize The
George E. King Press, No. 100 West
Fourth street, Evening Journal build
ing.
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For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
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-...-.-...--.-..-......-.-.-.-

All policies incohestabe after two years from the date of
issue, if the premiums shall have been duly paid
Thirty days of grace allowed in payment Of premiums
All death claims paid Immediately upon the acceptance
of satisfactory proofs.
HERBERT N. FELL,
General Agent.
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DIED

HURLOCK-On October. %, 1900, Eva
r. Baynard, wife OF Thomas S. Hur-
lock.
GORMLEY.-I this city, on the 25th
instant, Edward Gormley.
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For Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
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MARRIED

nOWELL-BIDDLE-On Wednesday,
October "a, at Trinity Church, by
Rev H. Ashton Henry, Harrison w.
Howell to Lucy Glidden Biddle.
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Patient Removed 70 CentrevireT
Lizzie Wilson, colored. suffering with
pneumonia. wans taken from nhis city
to centreyille, Nd. on Saturday.
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October, 13, 1900.
HERBERT N. FELL, Esq,
General Agt Mutual Life Ins. Co., City.


We acknowledge the today through Mr. Fred C. Cameron OF
check settlement o
the late Rev Peter Donghy We with which this
settlement has been the filing the Proofs of
Death and the payment the o fInsuranc
JOHN ROSSEII, Trust Officer.
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ARRANGE RALLIES
Meetings for New Castle,
Kent and Sussex This
Week

Republicans will wind up the cam
paign with speeches all over the state.
Nearly all the speakers will be local
Republicans, who have been working
INCREASINGLY since the state ticket WAS
made up.
The following schedule has been ar
ranged:
.r NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
To-night-Academy of Music, under
auspices OF Veterans Patriotic
League.
Tuesday evening-Colored voters
rally, in Opera House.
Tuesday evening-Union Hall, Hoe
kessin, to be addressed by Francis H.
Hoffeel1er and William II. Heald and
othera
Wednesday evening-Fifth Ward Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt Club, at No. 1922
ratnall street, to be addressed by John
HUM, nominee for governor; DR.. l.. H.
Ball. nominee for Congress, and Mar
tin B. Burris. nominee for state treas
urer
Thursday evening-At Eighth Ward
Republican League, Seventh street be-
low Pine, to be addressed by Robert II.
Richards. Frederick e. Bach and John
P. Nields.
Friday evening-Centrevill to be
addressed by Levi c. Bird and Jona-
than S. Willis
Friday evening-Ocessa, 10 be ad-
dressed by William S. Hilles and
Others.
Saturday evening -Marshallton to be
addressed by John p. Nields. William
II. Heald and William S. Hilles.
Monday evening next-Hockessin.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Monday-Afternoon. Coverdale Cross
Roads; evening, Bridgeville.
Tuesday, Greenwood; /;
evening. Milford.
Wednesday-Af Afternoon, Milton; even
ing, Milford.
Thursday-Georgetown. afternoon
and evening.
Friday-AfternoOn Whitesville: even
ing. Whites Cross ROade.
aturday-AfternoOn Laurel: even
ing, Delmar.
The meetings to-day and tomorrow
will be addressed by Horace G..
Knowles and William S. Hilles. and
for the remainder OF the week by Mr..
Knowles and Walter H. Hayes.
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Mad Dogs.

Mr.. Thos. B. Jones living near
town, killed a white bull dog Fri
day which was believed to have
been afflicted with rabbios. When
the dog was shot he was among
Mr.. Jones' hogs biting them. The
dog also bit several hogs belong
ing to Mr.. A. j Kinoade. The
town authorities should make a
move in the direction of ordering
every dog running at large upon
our streets muzzled, and if the
order is not complied with, let the
police kill every unmuzzled dog
found on the streets. Protect the
citizens if every dog is sent to his
long homo.
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q nIorninr Reception.

Despite the torrid weather i
was a large and fashionable gather
ing at the Misses Gilmore's re-
oeption Friday morning, between
the hours of nine and eleven. The
affair was given in honor of theil
pleasant visitors Mrs. Mauger and
Miss Holmes.
The house looked cool and in
wiling with it's profusion of ferns,
vines and fragrant flowers of every
description. The guests were in
vited into the dining room by
Misses Ida Armstrong and Jose
phine Howard. In the dining
room which was in charge of Misses
Rebecca Barbee and Alice Neale,
institutions were the flowers used
with charming effect. Here one
forgot the heat outside while par
taking of the cooling ices, frappe
and other refreshing things that
were served.
In the next room which was ar
tistioally decorated with sweet
peas and roses, Miss Mary Hogg
served punch, The following
ladies enjoyed the OCCASION:
NIesdames Barto Jones, A. g..
Grinnan, Il. s.. Pomeroy, j. s.. Spen-
Ger, Pearl Stevens, j. w. Windon,
Tlios. Field, Albert Ellison, Lee Har-
per, j. e. Franklin, w. j. O'Brien,, nj.
e. Tracy, A. l.. Nourse, w. b. Hus-
ton, Jos. Friedman, Marcus Friedman,
Geo. Poffenbarger, @. e. Hogg, e. b.
Clark, p. A. Guthrie, L. b. Moore,
Robert e. Scott.
Misses Julia Polsley, Tot Bowyer,
Kate Eastman, Sallie Lewis McCul
loch, Grace Hale, Bessie Irwin, Ida
NJ. Gibson, Alice Neale, Kate Neale,
Rebecca Barbee, Leila Kimberling,
Jasemine Snimn, Ida Armstrong,
Clara Gilmore, Kate Vollert, Helen
Josephine Howard, Vause
Beale, Yenie Thomas, Kathleen
Grace Gibbons, May Glib
bons, Charlotte, Mary and Janet Nc
Culloch, Lizzie Hogg, Sallie Hogg,
Mary Hogg, Fannie and Emma Gro
yer, Cornie Campbell.
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Around INC Bond.

1t was big 4th all around the
bend. They roasted OK in the
Big Woods, danced at Letart
drums and speeches at Oak Grove
picniced at Graham and Racine
did same at New Haven and Hart
ford and drank settler at Mason.
1t was great day all around.
The only incident creating any
great ferment of excitement was at
Hartford, where some bad little
boy lita pack of shooting crackers
and threw them into the street, to
see them go off. One of Bob zir-
ole's mules came along and swal-
lowed them before they went off.
The mule walked about fifteen feet
and then stopped things weren't
acting inside. He began tasting
the smoke of fire crackers. He
laid his left ear around against his
ribs and heard something. 1t was
the fire crackers having fun. The
mule picked out about sixteen
miles of public highway and start
ed. Bill Board met him several
miles back in the country, going
South, white with Precipitation,
with streams of smoke shooting
out of his nostrils, mouth and ears,
while his tail stuck up. Bob found
his mule this morning sticking half
way through Joe Pierce's house in
back of Letart, still smoking Joe
had got his family out and put
them up in the trees. Bob will
take the mule home on.a dray soon
as he gets cool enough Joe is go
ing to move his house up off the
road on the hill and his wife and
daughter will be baptized, first
Oak Grove, U. B. Church adj
iusted large, eloquent deep toned
bell in place on their edifice.
George Chalk, killed in the ao-
oident at Parkersburg, resided at
Letart. His wife, nee Miss Can
ter, left Immediately to bring home
his remains
Mrs. Charles Blessing, of Old
Town, gave birth to twins, one of
which is living. Mother has been
very ill but it is thought will re-.
cover, possibly.
Heavy local showers along the
river yesterday, some heavy as ev-
or known. SNAPPER
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Dropped Dead.

J.J. L. MoElhinny, Of Middle.
port died suddenly at Rock Springs
Fair Ground Wednesday afternoon.
Flo was prominent man of affairs
at Middleport, and WIS II candidate
for the Republican nomination for
County Treasurer, Mason and K. T.,
He was stricken while seated in his
buggy, while his companion, Mr.,
Alb Miller had gone to the grand
stand to watch the races.
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OHIO Gnnc law.

For the benefit of those who
cross the Ohio river to hunt, we
give tho following section of the
game law of that State. 1t would
be we'll to paste this in your hat,
and read it occasionally. 1t might
save you great trouble:
"Seotion 6961, page 284, Revised
Statutes of Ohio says in reference
to the game laws of the state:
mo person, on any place, shall
catch, kill, injure or pursue with
such intent any quail except be-
tween the 10Th day Of November
and the 1st day of December in
elusive, or any woodcock, rabbit,
squirrel or pheasant except be-
tween the 10th day of November
and the 1st day of December in.
elusive. No person shall kill any
duck on Sunday or Monday of any
week or any wild duck before 5
a. m, or after O'Clock p. IN :"
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On the Up Grade.

Amechanic can take little piece
of steel worth five dollars and make
it into watch springs and sell it for
one hundred dollars-that's skill.
Rockefeller can take small strip
of paper and write few words, on
it and make it worth ten million
dollars that's capital. England
and Americas Kipling can take a
scrap of paper and write some SEN
fences and sell it for sixty five
thousand dollars--that's genius
A lady can wear seventy five cent
hat and look real sweet, but prefers
forty dollar one-that's nonsense.
Any man, woman or child that buys
groceries from d. s. Snyder is
wise, and gets goods of all kinds at
right prices and sell their produce
at right prices that's business.
We lead in prices and goods and
are always abreast of the times.
Cross our threshold and you will
go away happy.
ID. S. SNYDER,
Grocer.
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Card of Thanks.

We take this method to express
to our many friends and neighbors
our sincere thanks and gratitude
for their many kind Offices shown
us in the sickness, death and burial
of our little grandohiId, Lola Orma
Rice. May God bless and protect
all those who so kindly ministered
to us in our bereavement.
MARTHA j. RICE,
JAS. l. RICE.
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o1dTown.

Correspondence, July 10Th.
Quite a large crowd heard Rev.
Burdette lecture at Bethel Church,
Saturday night. Subject: "She's
Nothing But Woman"
Miss Maggie Kuopp spent Sun
day with friends at Gould Hill
Miss Lydia Grey, of Brownsville,
was the guest of the Misses Car
penter, Sunday.
r.. S. Hawkins has closed his
store near Machir's switch, and will
transfer the stock of merchandise
to his store at this place.
Mr.. Ed. Foglesong and wife
were visiting friends here Sunday.
Messrs. j. w. Musgrave, GO.
Musgrave and A. M. Roseberry,
went to Charleston this morning
to attend the Republican State
Convention.
If all reports be true, good
healthy band of white-caps could
find something to do near here.
VIC. Bird, the up-to-date race
horse trainer, will soon have the
celebrated Mike, Homer Smiths
fine horse, ready for the county
fairs. Hope you will win a sack
full of money, Will
JOE PAroHRN.
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Mr.. Albert Funk, brother of Mr..
Mike Funk, formerly with the
Equity Milling Co, of this place,
died Wednesday. He was we'll
known river man and during his
career he run on the following
boats as Steward: Lizzie Bay,
Telephone, Ohio No 4, Clara Scott,
Kanawha Belle, Active and Louise.
He was a resident of Gallipolis.
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The biggest man living in the
world at the present time is Lewis
Wilkins, who measures 107 Ia
inches. He was born on farm
near ST. Paul, MINI in 1874, and
when 10 years old measured 6 feet.
He now weighs 364 pounds.
Scientific men in Europe are max
ing his case study. They say
that his unusual growth and all
other growths of this kind are ow-
lug to a disease called gigantism.-
Gallipolis Tribune.
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Arrested.

Officer Chas. B. Smith arrested
in this place, Sunday evening, a
young man named Otis Wilson, of
Cincinnati, and formerly of Guy
dotte, on information from the
Chief of Police at Charleston. He
is charged with burglary.
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Married.

Mr.. John Bush, of Gallipolis,
and Miss Luella Leonard, of Ben
were married at Gallipo-
lis, last Thursday, by Squire
Thomas,
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The editor can write more cheer
fully of the business interests of
the town when his columns are lib
orally filled with the advertising of
the business houses. No editor
can advocate the doctrine of buy
ing from the home merchants, I'M
less the home merchants show thoy
are interested in catering to the
homo trade by advertising in the
columns of the local newspaper.
It is depressing to the editor 10 find
business men patronizing every adj
vertising fake that comes along,
and at the Same time the names of
these business mon are rarely, if
ever seen in the advertising col
umns of tho local newspaper.
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Northern Michigan Excursion.

Northern Michigan Excursion.
Make arrangements to join the EN-
cursion to Northern Michigan Re
sorts, (Frankfort, Crystal Lake and
Traverse City,, Wednesday, July Goth,
via the Ohio Central Lines.
Tickets will be sold Mt extremely
low rates; viz: $500 from Charleston,
SO. 90 from Point Pleasant. Gallipolis,
Pomeroy, Middleport, and proportion
ately low rates from all other stations
with long limit of two weeks. This
is your chance for n cheap Summer
Vacation trip. Call on X. 81 Nj. Agents
for bills giving full particulars.
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Mr.. Robert Young presented to
Capt. j. r. Selbe, this morning, a
twig, which contained very large
bunch of fine apples, in one cluster,
and about foot from that was a
single apple. 1t stood at the ratio
of l6 to
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Died From nISfcIs.

The Roano County Record;
"NIr. Obey Hensley, young man
perhaps % years old, postmaster at
Kyger, was kicked by horse Sun
day, July l, from which he died
Tuesday evening. His body WAS
taken through Spencer Wednes-
day morning to Walton for burial.
This is one of the saddest things
that has occurred in our county for
some time, ind cast gloom over
the community wherever Mr.. Hens
Icy was known.
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Prof. L. j. Corbly, of Hunting
ton, and Prof. q. M. Ford, of Ath-
ems, will conduct the Teachers
Institute to be held in this place,
July 10th, 1900.
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The short change fellows are
operating in Mason county again.
Keep your eyes open for these
sharpers.
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The Morgantown News, is the
name of an Independent Demo-
cratic paper just started at Nor
gantown, by j. r. Nelson. It is a
very pretty eight-page paper, and
if this number is an index as to
the future, it will be- success
financially.
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1t is claimed that the potato
crop for this season, will be the
largest ever gathered in the county
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There are fine veins of coal on
the South side of the Great Kama
wha, awaiting development. Prob
ably there is more coal there, and
of better quality, than in any other
section of the county.
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The friends of candidates should
be reasonable, and consider that
the Register has hired help, paper
and ink to pay for, and when they
send in long letters putting" some
particular candidate or friend, they
should send the cash with their
communication. We have spent
years of our life and gone in debt
to keep up this putting" business,
and it has profited us not cent,
and we have grown tired of it. If
man is worth putting" into Of
fee, the "puffs" are certainly
worthy of being paid for.
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Died.

Elinor, aged six months, and
of Mr.. j. w. Kerns, of
Old Town, died Saturday, and was
buried Sunday at 4 p. m.
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An Gpidcmic of Diarrhoca.

Mr. a Sanders, writing from
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, says there
has been quite an epidemic of
diarrhOa there. He had severe
attack and WAS cured by four doses
of Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy He says
he also recommended it to others
and that they say it is the best
medicine they ever used. For
sale by Hooff, druggist.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. Sam McCausland of Grimm's
Landing, was in town yesterday.
Capt. John Buttrell, of West
Columbia, was here yesterday
Mr.. Earl Henry, of Clifton, was
in town yesterday,
Rev. w. N Slaughter, of New
Haven, was here yesterday.
Mr.. j, A Caste, of Leon, was
here on business esterday.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs Thos. q.
Swan, of WeIlsburg-u son, Sat
urduy, July Z, 1900.
Postmaster Robert Rea, of Hart
ford, was visitor in town yester-
day, and the guest of Capt, John
r.. SeIbe and family.
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NOW is thn Time.

We have few second hand SOW
ing machines left, will close out
from SO up to $l5 Organs from
$50 up. SHIFLET Music Co.
l. SHIFLET, Agent.
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The British losses in South
Africa up to June 1G amounted to
24,456. At the same date there
were 1000 sick in hospitals and
the total casualty list up to that
time was estimated at 81 ,9l7.
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Died.

AT the home of his parents in
Arbuokle district, Friday, July 6,
1900, Harry Frost, aged 10 years,
from heart disease.
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A man can say sharp things
without talking TO the point.
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Tho Parkers burg Journal says
that besides the six killed, over
one hundred people were burned
by the gasoline explosion in the
Ohio River Railroad yards, at
Parkersburg, July 18th.
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There are only two surviving
Vice Presidents Levi p. Morton
of New York and Adlai e. Steven
son, of Illinois.
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WIN. j. Bryan is in his forty
first year.
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DO Your Feet Ache and Burn?

shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ense II
powder for the feet II cools the feet and
makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
COrns, Bunions, Swollen, Smarting, Hot,
Cnllous, Sore and Sweating Feet. Allen's
and comfort. We have 80 600 tcstimoninls:
Itcures while you walk. Try II today. Al
druggists and shoe stores sell 1t, Poe. sample
sent FREE. Address Allen s. Olmsted,
lie Roy, N. Y.
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1t would take wise wife to keep
up with all the tricks of her hus-
band.
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Tho people who arc able to do
so. arc packing their "Saratogas"
and preparing to go to the lakes,
the sea shore and the mountain
resorts The poor in purse will
remain at home and take their out
ing in hard work.