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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10
PERSONALITIES.

General De VilleboiS-Mareuil, who
was recently killed while in the boer
service, is said to have amused him
self in Paris by writing some really
first-rate love stories for the Partisan
papers, which he never allowed to use
his name, He was also the author OF
some valuable military textbooks.
William Crowninshield Endicott,
secretary of war in President Cleve-
lands first administration and one OF
the foremost lawyers and orators of
the east, who died in Boston Of pneu-
monia Sunday, had been in i'll
health for several years. He was
born in Salem Nov 10, 1926, the son
of William Putnam Endicott and Mary
(Crowninshield) Endicott His father
was a descendant of John Endicott
first governor of the Massachusetts
colony. He was graduated from Har-
ward with the class of 1S47. Soon after
he studied law in the Harvard law
school and began practice in Salem in
1851. He was appointed to the su-
preme court bench of Massachusetts
in 1873 and held his position until
1883, when he resigned on account Of
his health and made an extended tour
in Europe. In the state elections Of
1871, ~ and '73 Judge Endicott was
candidate for attorney general and in
1870 ran for congress on the democrat
ic ticket. In 1884 he was the demo-
cratic candidate for governor of Mass
achusetts, but he did not appear in
the canvass and consequently received
small vote. In 1885 he became Sec
rotary of war in the cabinet of Presi-
dent Cleveland. He was a member
of the Cass Historical society and of
the board of overseers of Harvard col
lege. He resigned from the Harvard
corporation in 1895. Politically Mr..
Endicott was of whig antecedents, his
atfiliation with the democratic party
dating from the Bell-Everett cam
paign in 1860. Mr.. Endicott, although
appointed secretary of war by President
Cleveland, had no other military ex-
perience than that of captain Of
militia company. He appeared at his
best as lawyer during the trial of
the famous Hopkins Searles will con-
test at Salem in September, 1891, when
he was counsel for the contestant,
Timothy Hopkins. During this trial
he was apparently enjoying good
health but soon after he showed signs
of failing strength, and not since then
had he been a well man. Mr.. End
icott was married Dec. 10, 1859, to
Ellen daughter of Colonel George
Peabody of Salem. His family con-
sisted of two children, William c. and
Mary G.. His daughter was married
Nov. Is, 1888, to Joseph Chamberlain
of Birmingham. England, British
colonial secretary. The ancestral home
of his family was the Israel Putnam
house at Danvers, under the roof tree
of which more than 120 years before
the Inauguration OF Washington were
sheltered his ancestors, and where
lived not only his great-grandfathe
but his grandfathers father his grand
father and his great-grandfathe
This grandsire, four times removed,
and his son were also the ancestors Of
a great-aunt by marriage of Grover
Cleveland.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10

Mayor Rose of Milwaukee has re-
turned from his stay at West Baden
Ind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10

4 German scientist claims to have
discovered the cancer bacillus.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10

Washington. Ma" In the senate
Mr.. Teller (Colo) delivered speech
in which he strongly urged the senate
to extend its sympathy to the beers
in their contest with Great Britain.
The adoption of his resolution of SYM
PATTY he maintained, could not be
considered as an unfriendly act by the
British government During the re-
maindcf OF the session the senate con-
sidered the naval appropriation bill.
Senator Chambers amendment to cur
tail the increase OF the marine corps
created some debate, and was finally
laid on the table. The bill was not
completed. Notice was given that the
armor plate provision would be con-
sIdered III secret session on account OF
certain facts to be called to the SEN
ate'S attention The naval appropria-
alton bill carried S60.SS7,6l6 as it
PASSED the house, and as reported to
the senate $63 lbs. 616 An amend
ment was agreed to allowing naval Of
fcers mileage at the rate OF eight
cents mile when travelling outside
the limit OF the United States in
North America.
Washington, May S,-The house
passed the senate bill to amend the
general pension laws so as to provide
for aggregating disabilities under the
act OF 1890 without regard to service,
and increase the net income widow
may have without destroying her
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10

CHAPTER Xxx.
1t was half-past seven o'clock, on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-05-10

General De Villebois- Mareuil, who
was recently killed while in the boer
service, is said to have amused him
self in Paris by writing some really
first-rate love stories for the Partisan
papers, which he never allowed to use
his name, He was also the author OF
some valuable military textbooks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-15
MOVE YOUR FACTORY
CHICAGO HEIGHTS,


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churches
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-11

BILE rates at hotels. boarding houses
aud private families. The several
county superintendents look upon
il rs the duty of every teaches
working under their supervision to
attend the institute II it is possible.
Prof. o. ]. Blakesley and wife
returned this morning from Painted
Post. N. y. where they have been
spending the summer school vacs.
ton.
For repairs Of all kinds. wheels.
gas stoves, lawn mowers, type.
writers. sewing machines and al
such, there is only one place in
town. That's Downer's, alias
..Iphixem."
G. w. Whites residence, on the
corner Of Cimarron avenue and
Kansas street, was struck BY light
ming yesterday afiernooa during
the brief thunder shower. Mrs.
White was standing within . few
feet OF the place where the Dol,
struck the rear of the house. and
was stunned by the shock. A
small black mark on her forehead
Is evidence of the fact that she had
. very narrow escape. But little
damage was done to the house
outside of shatterng few clap
boards and setting FIRE to them.
The flames were easily extin-
guished
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-11

Watch our Ads. for baxgainsl
Come and trade with usl
We are running stric4ly First -ciass Drug Storel
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-11
a.puslie.. County ce....,ier c.lI

Pursuant TO call by NJ. 4. Far
well, chairman, the republican
county central committee met al
Rocky Ford Yesterday afternoon
at the business mems club rooms,
for the purpose OF arranging foI
the date OF holding the county con.
vention and basis Of representa-.
tion thereof.
Motion prevailed that the chair
man and secretary issue call for the
purpose of selecting delegates to
the state, congressional, judicial
and senatorial conventions and foi
the purpose Of placing in nomina-
tion one candidate for represents
tive OF Otero county, and one
county commissioner for the sec
ond district OF said county, and
said convention to convene from
day to day, until such nominations
are completed. The conventiou
will meetin La Junta, Wednesday.
August z2d, at 10 J. m.
Motion carried that the appoint.
ment Of delegates to county con
vention and the basis Of represen-
tation shall be on each twenty five
votes and the major fraction there.
of, given to County Treasurer
Charles A. Beerbohm, at the last
county election.
Motion prevailed that in the pre-
cincts Of La Junta and Rocky Ford
there be a primary election held
between the hours of a and 5
o'clock p. M. on Monday. August
aoth, the primaries to be con
Quoted under the supervision Of
the precinct committeeman, who
may call to his assistance two
clerks. or in case there should be
no contest in said primary, then
said precinct committeeman may
certify said delegate to chairman
Of the county central committee,
as the regular qualihed delegate Of
said precinct
That in all other precincts Of
said county. the delegates shall be
selected in manner and form ~
may be prescribed. on At least
twelve hours notice by committee
man Of said precinct, upon said
date Of August aoth.
Motion prevailed that the pre-
cinct Of Sugar City be requested to
send Eve delegates to the county
convention.
The superintendent Of delegates
to the various precincts Is = fol-
lows:
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-11
sose soas locAl ,rtss.


U Downer about q ~
wheels. Prices cut no ide.
Buckley & Hart have plenty Of
money to loan on good farms.
Money for city or faytn loans on
easy terms. Inquire W. r. Gibson.
For rent, for sale and furnished
room cards for sale at this Office.
See Griffin & Wasson about that
job Of painting. They guarantee
satisfaction.
Why not own your own home and
save rent? Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
Good secondhand piano for sale
cheap. Used less than year.
Apply to Guy E. Smith.
The Club is a hrst-class resort
for gentlemen. Billiards, pool,
fine cigars. tobacco. and ice cold
drinks. Plaza block.
Each package of Putnam Fade
less Dye colors either silk, wool or
cotton perfectly at one boiling.
Sold by kemper & Terrill.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office yes
terday to ilbert X. Blanchard, Of
Rocky Ford, and Matte Franklin,
OF Hutchinson, Kan.
Engineer l.. w. Gilbert and
wife returned yesterday morning
from Partridge, Kan, where they
have been making an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
For burns, injuries. piles and
skin diseasesuse DeNitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. II is the original.
Counterfeits may be offered. Use
only DeWitt's. Miller & Andrews,
Kemper & Terrill.
Fred B. Mason. who has the dis
tinction Of running the best local
newspaper in the Arkansas Valley,
the La JUNTA TRIBUNE, was sizing
up the town Of Lamar Tuesday,
that being his first visit here. ~
Lamar Sparks. "Sweet is the
hum OF bees. the song Of birds.
the lisp OF children and their
earliest words but sweeter than
this, than these, than all lis !
juicy puff.
Through the months OF June
and July our baby was teething
and took a running Of of the
bowels and sickness OF the stom-
ach," says o. P. NJ. Holiday. OF
Deming, Ind. His bowels would
move from FIVE to eight times a
day. had bottle of Chamber
lads Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops in teaspoon
full Of water and he got better at
once" Sold BY Kemper & TerrilI.
Rocky Ford is now experiencing
some Of the bad features that ac-
company sudden boom. Saloons
have multiplied rapidly and gam
blers and toughs have crowded in
from all parts to fleece those who
work for living. Holdups, as
saults and drunken fights are OF
nightly occurrence. These condi-
tions will cease, however, as soon
as the sugar factory is completed
and in operation. Z. The undesira-
BILE transient element will move on
and be replaced by steady, indus
trious workmen.- Lamar Sparks.
r. E. Fisher returned last night |
from Cape Nome, where he has
been during the past three months
on gold-hunting expedition. Bob
is looking 6ne. having gained
thirty pounds in weight since leav-
here. He is somewhat shy on
Cape Nome s'nuggets, but does
not regret his experience. DR.. |
Haskins and Earl are both in
Pueblo and will probably show up
in few days. The balance Of the
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-25
Revival Services.

interesting revival services ars 10
progress at the Bethel mission, Rev,
w. ]. Barton, pastor of the First
Baptist church at NJ R4e, is conduc :
ing the meeting. Services are held
both afternoon and night, spd all are
cordially invited to attend. After
noon service begins at O'Clock, night
service st O'Clock.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-25

Hustling young man can make $50
per month and expenses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars, Clark q
Co, 4th & Locus Streets, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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A Record Breaker.

London, July "a Deutschland ar :
rived at Plymouth this morning, making
record run eastward of . days, IA
hours and minutes, despite very heavy
fogs.
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Mrs. SLATER,
KATE SLATER.

Prof. Charles P. Curd, St. Louis,
Mo-, writes We unhesilatingly attrib-
ute the recovery and continued good
health Of our little boy to TEKrHNA
Teething Powders). ~ r~
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u w. Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop
erty and real estate.
Base ball returns at the
Elk this evening.
az 1I.t b wounasa

who have been healed by Banner salve is
very large. 1t heals sll wounds or sores
and leaves no car Take no substitute
W ]. Butts the druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-25

For burns, injuries, pills andskin die
eases use DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve, It
is the original. Countefeits may be offer
ed. Use only Dewitts. W.. Butts.
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Cheap Rates Via Sou Aorn Railway.

Chicago, Ill. National Fncampment G. 4. r.
August 27-sept. Tickets win lie sold August
%, % and q, with hnal limit sept. !, at rate +
So. As for the round trip.
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Ladies and Childrens'
Dresses and Boys Suits at
YOUR OWN PRICE.
CARD OF THANKS.

Wa take this method Of expressing
our sincere thanks TO those who have
SO kindly snd alphabetically AIDED
us during our recent bereavement.
Only these VINO have experienced the
sad ordeal OF bidding farewell to those
nearest and deaFsst, can under. tand
the balm that Oames with sincere
sympathy and to 'hose-y 30 spdeAvored
to make the burden less .Aeiehtier,
We desire to thsuk most kindly. Their
cheering words will always be remsm-
bered as a ray Of sunshine in a dark
ened sky. Respectfully,
Mrs. SLATER,
KATE SLATER.
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A1'es.z
MARY M'NIsH BURRoUGHs. Fdltor.
MNIsH BuRRoUeHs. Fdllor.

The Monsoon, Capt F ,. NJ. strach
ans handsome new boat, and he- party
perry Marooners, composed Of CAPT.
20 Mrs. slrachan, Miss Fannie Adar $
NJ TED Mccullough and Mr.. Sidney
Riekett after cruise along the coast
Of Georgia and Carolina, IS expected
home in my or two.
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Mrs Hugh Porter, president Of the
Lite Sunbeam Society. requests all.
members 70 meet her Vt the Oglethorps
hotel tomorrow afternoya At iiaIf past
foas clock, instead q Friday afternoon
tie regular timeo Of meesing This vii
be an important meeting and al meme
.beFs are urged to be present
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After spending some time at her homie
in Gainesville. Miss Marie TAarin has
returned 10 Bruuswick, and is spending
some time the guest u her sister Mrs
Joseph scarlett.
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Mr.. D q. Tharin leaves Ia few
days FOR Charleston, whore she win
visit friends for several wesRa
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After making pleasant VISIT g
Brunswick sne ST simon Island, she
guest Ct her daughter, Mrs. A G. Blaip
Mrs. W a. Jeter has returned 70 her.
holna ia Macon
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Miss Irene Wood Is expected home
shortly, after pleasant visit 20 friends
in Whining on
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Mrs II ead Is spsnaipg
some weeks e ihYllls. Virginia.
Many friends are glad e welcome
ara Il, n Btanham anoag them. q
Set her recent illnsas At her home on
lHallfaz 1quare.
Mics Dorothy Berrie left yesterday
morning Tor Albany, fEpm eheFe she
FiH slst friends u lIrm BAN and.
oarr pleees
Miss Ethel FOx i suaing sevefal
months withsslas ives ii MaYpor Fle
Mrs. ]. il. waisnass has returned
isen a pleasant lsls Y frlceds u At
lanta, where she spea ssus days
Miss Julia Mroczkowski leaves this
morning for Albany where she will
visit friends for several weeks, most
attractive guest.
After making many friends on Cum
bertrand Island Island, and in Bruins
wick, Miss Alice Clark returned 70 her
home in Americas yesterday
Mrs. James 5. Dunwody leaves on
Fridays steamer for New York, where
she win spend a part Of the summer, the
guest OF relatives and friends,
a pleasant musicale was given at the
oglethorpe hotel several evenings ago,
in which Mrs. Hugh HoAer, Mrs
Cnarler Hill, Mrs, w. A. MeNeelY and
Mr.. J. $. Raymond took prominent
parts. There were many guests pres
ent, and the occasion was one Of great
pleasure to all
Miss Flsurine Msddea leaves short
ly for Warm Springs, from where
she will go to Columbus where she
will spend a month or two the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Ism Hatcher.
Mrs. NJ. J. Colson leaves shortly
for Hot Springs, Ark, where she will
visit friends for seversl weeks.
Miss Eva G. Wolfe, Of Dublin, is
the attractive guest Of Mrs, C. B,
Davis at her home on c street for
several weeks. ]
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Corrected Daily y osps- Otto Johannsssn
pen q Bran. az. Julg q. GOO.

Port Of Bruns siok, July "a, 1900.
Spoken of sapelo "a h, Sch Alice
B. Phillips, Crossley, from New York
to Jacksonville, eli well.
ARRIVED.
Birk, Bfuoe Hawkius, Boombs,
Boston.
gAILEp
schr Fannie Rsiche, Buckaloe,
Baltimore
scbr Laura NJ. Lent, Cummings,
Boston
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JUST TAKE 4 LOOK
AT THESE PRICES
And come around and see
for yourself. we have cks
of brand'new goods. we
want toskeep eue nloFiIl

Iaiies rubbed Vests AZ
Uhiidren's lliblhd yesta IA
Corset Covers ...,................ i0c
Ladies shirt Waists ........ zoe
childrens sioclzins. to z years Sc
Baby caps,worthMc s..s. ...s.......s l0c
Baby caps.worth SOC a...ss s.... z5e
ChlidreEs dresses, worth soc at .... voc
~ inch bleaching II yards .ssss 81
1iomospnn, yards 25c, Ginghams aprons zoe
White aprons, worth SOC at ...s, ne
White bonuets, worth zoe at.....ss.....s 2sc
Figured lawns, per yard. s..,.. ...,...... l-2c
Boys percaie waists Worth CSC at 2oc
BOYS and gills straw hats worth sc att lsc
AmAnoniaper bottle. 60 Goats thread 40
Hooks and eyes per paper ....s...,...,... Ic
Black pins, box &c. Pms prr paperss. lie
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Miss julia Mroozkowski leaves this
morning for Albany. where she will
visit friends for several weeks, a most
attractive guest.
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Nh VA entertain
the. choir BOYS d Sc MAFb kpisaopal
church shortly. a. their hsfo lliaa
cester street.
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After making many friends on Cum
berland Island Island, and in Bruins
wick, Miss Alice Clark returned 70 her
home in Americas yesterday
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Miss Nellie Colesberry has returned
70 sayanpah. where she IS, tAking a
caurhe ia the Richmond business COLLEGE
eltet spending lgat week Pleasantly al
her home in Brnnswiek
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Mrs. NJ. j. Colson leaves shortly
for Hot Springs. Ark, where she will
visit friends for seversl weeks.
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WHEN want 8 modem Sd ;so-date
s bAnahqsl aaa
Liver 4ablefs Hhtx
pleasant "a eileos. nFscs z5e ssaplsA
free a. Bisheps drug store
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Miss Eva G. Wolfe, Of Dublin, is
the attractive guest Of Mrs, c. B,
Davis at her home on c street for
several weeks,
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Mrs. James 5. Dunwody leaves on
Fridays steamer for New York, where
she win spend part Of the summer the
guest OF relatives and friends,
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MISS Flsurine Msddea leaves short
ly for Warm Springs, from where
she will 90 to Columbus where she
viii spend month or two the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Ism Hatcher.
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Miss Dorothy Berrie left yesterday
morning. Tor Albany, fEpm 9heFe she
VIZ slsit friends % BIsm uehpa and
oaier places
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-03

The Armstrongs have been guests at
 the Pequot during July. 1 pr. and Mrs. D. W. Johnston and
 son Wainright of Branford left on
 Wednesday evening for Lakewood, N.
 J., to be away a week. | Ex-Lieutenant Damn and eX-Lieuten- ant Macdonald os New Haven, were Wallingford visitors Wednesday. | The children of the zunder Vacation and Play Ground school of that district went to Cosey Beach from the green
 at o'clock yesterday morning. After very delightful morning spent at the
 shore under the watchful care of the
 teachers, the children, who completely filled two large cars. returned at l2 o'clock. A happier crowd it would be impossible to imagine.
 Mrs. Charles s. Bradley of Cherry
 Hill, Branford, is spending August in Stockbridge, Mass. Miss Nancey Bryan of Branford and
 Mrs. Robert Mead of Petersburg, Va, leave this week for q three months trip to Europe and the Paris exposition Dr and Mrs Gaylord of Branford have for their guests MT. and Mrs. Frank ROSe or lVofytOn, also the uoctof 5
 mother from Meriden The Misses Alice Baker and Olive Thompson of Branford, who have been out of town for a few weeks in New York state and New Jersey visiting friends, are expected home Saturday. Professor Seymour and family of Whitney avenue leave to-day for the Catskills. Frank F. Stoddard and family of Orchard street leave to-day for the White mountains Lawyer c. r. Bollman is at Granby, Conn.
 Edward F. Mansfield of Strong, Barnes Hart & Co.,, has gone to the Highland house, Bethlehem, N. H. Rev. r. A. M. Brown is at Pine Or chard.
 M. c. Gorham of 26 Pearl street is at Weston, Vt. Miss c. B. Gorham is at Clinton.
 John c. Gallagher assistant clerk of
 the superior court, is at Prattsville, Greene county, N. Y. Mrs. John B. Adriance is at Great Harrington. Mass. F. s. Bradley, who has been at Hart
 ford, Vt., has gone to the Roach. River house, Roach River, Me
 at Madison, N. J.
 F. A. Anketell of 627 Orange street is
 at the Ingleside, Stamford N. Y.
 c. D. Holt of Winthrop avenue is at
 Willimantic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-03
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Miss M. l.. Cooke, trained nurse, of this city, was among the arrivals at the Beardsley house in winsted yester- day.
 Mrs. F. B. Catlin and daughter of Winsted are visiting New Haven friends.
 Mrs. David Lavigne and Miss Joseph inc Breen of New Haven are visiting Mrs. John Meehan of Hancock avenue, Bridgeport.
 Hartford's Putnam Phalanx have voted to start on their annual trip Sep tember g or October G. The phalanx will go south, starting on Saturday morning and returning the following Friday. The route selected will take the company to Baltimore Old Point Comfort, to Richmond and Washing ton. All details but the date have been decided upon
 It is believed that the milkmen in Meriden and vicinity will increase the price of milk one cent a quart within short time. Owing to the drought the stock cannot get feed. Cows that usu- ally give eighteen and twenty quarts of milk daily are not giving more than thirteen or fourteen. Most of the milk dealers are giving their COWS winter feed One dealer has had to buy six new cows.
 D. F. Cock of Buffalo is spending his vacation with his brother, c. A. Cock of Ansonia, at Woodmont. He was in Ansonia on Wednesday calling on ac- quaintances He will remain east for another week.
 hot wave is moving this way and will probably reach New Haven to-day or tomorrow. It will not be so warm 'as during the recent hot SD Il, when the thermometer hung between 90 and 100 for three days, but it will be hot enough.
 Henry $. Wilcox, q former druggist in Meriden, is quite i'll at his home on Colony street. that city.
 Senator O. H. Platt arrived in Meri- den on the 11:35 train yesterday morn- ing for q short visit to his son, Judge J. P. Platt He will return to his sum- mer home in Washington, this state, to- day,