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The sun., 1900-07-05
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Enstachian tube. When this tube gets
infamed you have rumbling sound ur.
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to it's normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
ccatarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness caused bv
catarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send fnr circulars. free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, @.
Sold by Drugeisra, T5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-07-05
State News Briefly Told.

w. p. Biggs of Middletown will take
to Boston string of race horses, includ-
ing the stallion Pilot Medium, the stal.
on kinster, a colt owned hy William
Martin and the bay mare Belle Cannon.
Rev. Frank H. Moore, pastor Of Mid
detown Presbyterian Church, has left
for European Trip.
Laurel's electric light plant will be in
in operation about August /.
Methodist Protestants will establish a
church at Lewes.
The lobster fishermen at the Delaware
Breakwater are making good catches.
The School Commissioners of the
Easton High School have elected these
teachers for the ensuing year: Principal,
Edward Reisler; first assistant, Miss
Mary +. Ford; second, Miss Alice Nc
Daniel; third, Miss II. Lena Mellier;
fourth, Miss S. May Shehan; manual
training, }. Chester Mattoon.
The sun., 1900-07-05
MAN WHO WILL NAME BRYAN
From the Clevelani ] Press.

FIUnI IIIt CItVtIaIII FTtss.
Willis D. Oldham, who will nominate
William Jennings Bryan for President at
the Democratic National Convention,
made speech at Democratic confer
ence held in Omaha to decide on matters
OF party policy. Oldham had left his
old home in Missouri and established
himself in the practice OF law at Kearney.
During a lull in the apecchmaking a
young man assembled the platform and
began plea for silver.
"Who is ht?' asked one gold man Of
another.
"He's a young lawyer from out at
Kearney, who has lived all his life with
Dick Bland down in Missouri, and thinks
free silver is one of the Ten Command
ments," was the response.
The sun., 1900-07-05
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
For Selling Liquor.
O-O-O-O-O
Special to The sun.

Dover, DEL, July 4.-Jonathan Will
liams was Yesterday held by Magistrate
Cooper to answer the charge of selling
liquor without State license. There are
thirteen separate counts against him. r.
M. Cooper, Prohibition candidate for
governor, noticed thst his berry pickers
frequently became intoxicated, and
found that Williams was selling liquor
near the boundary line Of bis farm. De-
tectlve Hutchins was put upon the case,
and sent man for some liquor, which
Williams sold him. Williams has a
United States license permitting him to
sell liquor by the quart, but no State
license.
The sun., 1900-07-05
REPUBLIC SAYINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION,

A meeting Of all the stock
holders of the Association III the
State Of Delaware will be held at
the off e Of H. H. Ward, No. I
East Ninth street, Wilmington,
on Friday evening, July 9th, at
7.3o o'clock. All stockholders
should attend either i'll person OF
by proxy. Business of import
ance.
GEORGE A. ROBERTS,
State Manager.
The sun., 1900-07-05
REDUCED RATES TO CHARLES

REDUCED RATES TO CHARLES
TON, s. O., via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
For the meeting OF the National Edu-
cational Association at Charleston, S. c.,
July 7.l3. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets from
all stations on its lines to Charleston at
the rate of one fare for the round trip,
Dus $500 Tickets to be sold July to o.,
Inclusive, and to be good to resurn until
September l., inclusive. On the return
trip stop over will De allowed at Wash
ington ON deposit OF ticket with Joint
Agent and on payment of Tee Of $l.00
The sun., 1900-07-05
New Bank President.
special to The snn.

SMYRNA, Del, July Sat a meeting oI
the directors of the Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank held this morning, Samuel
Cats was elected president to succeed
the late John II. Hoffecker. Mr.. Cats
is considered one of Delaware's finest
business men and the bank under his
management will no doubt largely in.
crease its business.
The sun., 1900-07-05
THO FOURTH oELEBRaTED.
a Fine display of Fireworks wa
Given az Mashington Park.

Given at Washington Park.
There was no general celebration Of
the Fourth in this city. The only public
display Of fireworks was at Washington
Heights, which was witnessed by d large
crowd II was most creditable display.
The fireworks were pn5 off in the tri-
angle.
4 picnic was given yesterday hv the
members Of st, Joseph's K. O. Chnrth
on the picnic grounds in the rear Of the
church. An oration was delivered by
Rev. w. j. Birmingham.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
First Presbyterian Church held a basket
picnic at Eden Park.
Goodman Church held a jubilee at
Rockford Park.
Interesting sports and fireworks were
held at tie State Hospital.
The. Monday Club had a picnic at
Bavarian Park
Harvester's Mission held an all day
Fourth OF July pentecostal campmeeting
service.
The sun., 1900-07-05
Enumeration is Incorrect.
Special to The sun.

Chester, July 4.-Postmaster Thomas
II. Higgins of this city, who had the let
ter carriers make an enumeration of the
residents of the city for the purpose of
making a postal directory, says the re-
turns made by the census enumeratols s
are not correct. The postmaster say s
the population of the city is more than
10000, and the enumerators have return.
ed figures that will make it about
$4,000.
The sun., 1900-07-05
Wanamaker at the Cafe.
Special to The sun.

Cape May July 4-John Wanamaker
was brouht from his Jenkintown home
to his Cape May Point cottage by a
special car Tuesday night. Mr.. War a.
maker stood the ride comfortably, and
the sea air today has benefited him very
mnch. He will remain at his cottae
until fully recovered.
The sun., 1900-07-05
MADE TRIAL TRIP.
The New Brunswick Makes Her
First Trip to Cape May.
Special to The Sun

Special to The sun.
Cape May, n. j., July 4.-The big
side-wheeler New Brunswick, which is
to make four trips daily between Cape
May and Lewes, Del, to connect with
the Queen Anne Railroad, made its first
trial trip from Iawes Yesterday after
noon. and arrived at Cape May at /
O'Clock.
The pier at this end is not yet com
pleted, and no attemp was made at lane
Ing, the trip being made only to ascer.
tain the navigable qualities of the three
channels.
On board were pilots 7. p. Hughes,
Samuel Schelenger and Harry Hand, OF
cape May, in addition othe ship-owner,
i. D. Gallupe.
Another trial trip will be made TODAY,
with passengers on board, but the lii j
will not be in regular operation until
July 10.
The sun., 1900-07-05
FREE To INVENTORS.

The experience OF G. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
tanning more than 10000 patents for inventors
has enabled them to helpfully answer many
questions relating to the protection of intellec
tual property. This they have done in a pamph-
let treating briefly Of United States and foreign
patents, with cost OF same. and how to procure
them; trade marks, designs, caveates, infringe
ments, decisions in leading patent cases. ETC.. etc
This pamphlet will be sent free to any one
writing to G. A. Snow and Co., Washingto" D. c
The sun., 1900-07-05
Wilmington a. Northern Commuta-
tion and Mileage Tickets.

Formerly sold only at general offices
OF ,Ihe company are now on sale at ticket
olrice, French Street Station.
The sun., 1900-07-05

Hot Prices as light
as the suit, 81. so,
Weather $40. 90, $I2 so
and SIS. 90, all
Serge sizes Tor men
Regular stouts
Suits. and Sims. Boys,
sizes from 16 to
Io years, 81. so, $40. 90 and
$I2.5o Little boys suits
$4 and IS. Crash suits are
selling again, So. SO, $500,
$500, SIS. 90 and s6. 90. Crash
coats $I.oo, Trousers $I.oo,
ST.. so and 5000. Our Sc. so
blue serge coat is the best
we know Of, boys sizes So,
double breasted 50 GEMS
more. Thin office coats IS
and 50 cents. Boys and
mems sizes, alpaca and mo-
hair coats 81. SO. $500 and
So. so. Boys wash knee
pants rs and so cents, white
duck, brown. and striped
linens all sizes a to 1o wears.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
The sun., 1900-07-05

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SPARKS FROM MAINE WiR6S.

Rev. Charles II. Cutler. pastor of the
First CONGREGATIONAL church at Bangor.
announced. Sunday. that all but 30
cents of the $4,000 needed for the pur-
chase of a new organ had been raised.
There is some talk of forming base
ball league, to play during July ana
August, the cities to be represented be
ing Belfast. Rockland and Bangor and
the towns of Camden, Warren and
Thomaston.
Last year, Aroostook county had a
big surplus of hay and the demand for
it has been good with fair prices, ana
il has brought no small amount OF
cash to the farmers pockets. There IS
quite a quantity Of it yet among the
farmers and buyers are offering liber-
al prices for it in the barns.
The body Of a buck deer came over
the Bangor dam, Sunday. The body is
minus of the head and it is evident
that it was killed by some person for
the head only. The body was badly
mutilated and it is thought that it must
have come from q great distance pos
sibly from the lower lakes.-Bangor
News.
Judge Webb will give a hearing TO
all parties interested in the petition OF
Woodbury. & Moulton of Portland, Tor
a discharge in bankruptcy. and has
fixed July > as the date. 1t is under
stood that there will be a strong oppo-
sition made to granting the petition by
the creditors who have fought the case
so earnestly up to this time.
William X. Neal. Monday, gave May
or Robinson of Portland. a petition
signed by 1479 voters asking for a
stricter enforcement Of the prohibitory
law. Other petitions remain to be pre-
sented and total of 1000 names Will
ba presented. The petitions are largely
signed by the clergy of the city Mayor
Robinson received the petition ana VIII
transmit il to the board of aldermen
commencement at the Eastern Maine
Conference Seminary at Bucksport,
opened, Sunday night, with the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating
class The Franklin st. NJ. +. church
was filed to its full seating capacity
and it was practically the first APP
nearancc of the speaker, Rev. Robert
Sutcliffe. before a general audience OF
Bucksport people. Mr.. Sutcllffe nav
ing but recently taken the local charge.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Sharp Encounters During Day and Perfect
Eetiam Reisns al Night.

Washington. June 5.-Thc House en-
tered the throcs of dissolution, today,
and all day and all evening the circling
galleries We're crowded with Specta-
tors. The picturesque incidents We're
few. Partisan passion. running high IN
the face of the impending Presidential
campaign, broke out several times dur
ing the afternoon and hot words We're
banded across the political aisle. Hull
of Iowa, and LentZ of Ohio. crossed
swords. and. later. Grosvenor of Ohio.
ana Gaines Of Tennes see. had a lively
encounter. Throughout the day. at eV-
cry opportunity there Was a play for
political advantage and taunt and chal-
lenge We're banded back and forth.
But all this was merely incidental to
the work Of crowding through the big
supply bills which had the right Of
way.
During the interims between the con
sideration of conference reports, mem
bers clamored like mad men in the
wheat pit on panic day for recogn-
ton for private bills upon which their
present salvation might depend.
At the night session the galleries
We're thrOnged with gaily arrayed wo-
men and the floor was veritable bed
lam. Hour after hour the conferees
struggled on with their reports. the
Speaker, firm and resolute. steering the
House through the turmoil and confus-
ion. Toward midnight. the galleries
thinned out, but the tired legislators,
with the prospects of an all-night SeS
cion ahao1 remained in their nIacaS
getting what comfort they could from
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BISHOP HsALeY'S SILVER JUBILEE.
Most Elaborate Celebration Ever Held in Main,
Mary Noted Churchmen Attending.

Portland. Me, June 5.-The celebration
Of the silver jubilee of Rt Rev. James
Augustine HeaIy. ID. d.. occurred, this
morning, at the cathedral. 1t was the
most elaborate celebration in religious
circles ever held in this section Of New
England Archbishop Williams. the ven
cradle pdelate of Boston, who officiated
at the conservation ceremonies. 70 years
ago, and the bishops and 100 clergymen
from other cities and states, robed in the
rich vestments OF their order and title.
the brilliantly Illuminated affairs the
wealth of beautiful flowers, the music of
orchestra, organ and the chorus OF 81
voices presented q brilliant scene.
The inrumerable details of the manage
ment of the celebration fell upon Rev.
Dennis J. OBrien. the rector of the
cathedral. and who was assisted by Rev
dral, long before the sounding of the trst
bell, dense crowd had collected. Only
those fortunate enough to secure tickets
were admitted, every available space be
| ing filled. At go. the long procession OF
| bishops. priests and acolytes moved from
| the chapel entrance. passed the Sacred
Heart school and entered the main door
of the cathedral. The officers of the mass
| We're: Celebrant. Archbishop Williams,
Boston; assistant priest, Very Rev. Fl
! Hogan, S. s.. Boston,: deacon. Father
| Hurley. Portland: sub-deacon, Father
| Lyons Manchester. \. H.: cross bearer
Father Cleary. Millinocket. Preceding
| the bishops i'll procession were the re-
! ligiouS and lay clcrgymen. The master OF
ceremonies was Rev. l.. 5. Walsh of Bos-
ton. assisted by Rev. c. w. Collins OF
| Portland.
Bishop Healy's address was taken from
| ST. John iv:3H: Others have labored and
YOU have entered into their labors.'
| During the celebration the following
| message was received at the Episcopal
| residence;
| Monsigneur iIealy. Bishop of Portland:
| The Holy Father learns of the celebra
ton of the 25th anniversary of your
rpiscopate and with all his heart ex-
tends the apostolic bcnediction.
NJ. CARD. RAMPOLLO.
An extended couGratulatory letter Il
| tht. bishop was also received from j. Car
| dinAl I.eda chuVSki. project Of the propa
| ganda. Al Rome. :.
| At the conclusion of the ceremonies II
The cathedral a banquet was rendered tn
visiting clcrgymen ~ the NaNanaus'
| school.
Rev. T. H. Wallace of Lewiston. pre-
J sided nj the pos prandial exercises AM
| speeches 81 u cougrdtulatory nature wer
| made ~ Archbishop Williams Of Boston
Bishou bradley Of Manchester. Bishol
| Nichaud OF Burlington. Bishop Ilerne.
nf Hartford. ana Bishop Itvan Of Spring
field. to which Bishop liealy feelinEly re
The bishops presented Bishop Heal,
with a chalice valued at $500. The priest
III rho diocese presented him with purS
Of $500 in gold and Rev. Hugh Ro
IO'ponnen Of East Boston. presented mn
with a solid silver service
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House insisting on its position as to all
items.
At 8 o'clock the House took L recess
until +. NJ.
o'clock. The rules were suspended and a
Senate joint resolution authorizing the
President 20 restore Gerr-. WI kirkman
t. the army as a captain was passed /;
also bills authorizing the President To ap-
point David Bdgley. brother or Ensign
Worth Eagler. killed AZ cardrnus. As an
extra cadet at Annapolis: establishing An
anchorage in the Kennebec river near
Bath. Me.
Daizcn, from thc comnittec IN rules.
offered special order srttiu" aside Dee.
u for the consideration al tn" GTpuI ol-o-
margarine bill. Grout. ", the author Of
the lii. said the friends ~ The ill had
been very anxious Ia secure consideration
this session. While not satisfactory To
him ht advised the friends Of the bill 10
accept the proposition.
The conference report on the special
river and haTbor bin was adopted. The
conference, report on the tXtradition bill
was adopted ana ll3u Hull presented the
conference report IN the Military Acad-
envy bill. 1t was Il complete agreement
the House cnnirrceS cunCuri!nE IN tht
Senate amendments for the promotion oi
Gen. Miles ANA Cen. Curbin- The confer
enc report was adopted. 12s to 81.
The cunferees on thu naval appropria-
tiun bill reported another disagreement
RiNcy. VA, moved Ia rccede ana concur
In the Senate am ndmrnt relating To
armor plate aud the House by vote al
Is to rs declined % do 50. All the amend
mentS were again disagreed 70 ana the
bill was again sent back t. conference.
1t | o'clock. there being no further con-
ference reports ready. Payne. the floor
leader ~ tn majority. moved recess
until y \ NJ.
Hopkins moved to amend the motion to
make ID o'clock. and when the amend
Inent was defeated. Lentz. Ohio. made
the point "a no quorum amt forced a can
uf thn HDuSp.
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FIRE At ELLSWORTH.
fremont Lumber Co.'S. Mill Burnec-loss
$4,000; Insurance. $4,000.

Ellsworth. Ne. June 9Th" fremont
Lumber cos large lumber ana box mil
which only last year was fitted through
out with modern machinery. was burned.
this afternoon entailins loss Of $lo''vo,
insurance. S>o1. some 2,W0o40 feet OF
round and finished lumber, stored in the
wards was saved. The company, when
is cofnpo~ed Of Or Geo. \. Phillips OF
Ellsworth. and W. T.. SkillinSs Of. Clark
akiIlines x Co. of Boston and GLASGOW
Scotland, has large contracts ahead lni
boxes for several large concerns. foTtu-
nalelv they were ahead on their orders
ana Il temporary building which viii b,
m once erected will enable them 70 MI
their contracts without interruption.
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f'sn'ns Democratic Delegations in Idsh7

cratt, iSton' Idaho, June 5.-The Demo-
cit,' G'de convention meets in this
tioTI,.I 'puly' To select delegates to the ma
viii I't convention at Kansas City. There
SsIapt contest over seating the two
,nar,iaI , from Shoshone county. where
SUI sun enforced by the STATE au,hnrities,
liz ,' n,iIIGenenberg is present as delegate.
Ill SUI .uli strength is being exerted to seat
ins Sh Nos county delegation. The con
con,. VIII ne close. The Nez Perces county
f teat administration after 4 close con
asE e. "IF' Stuenenberg says he will no,
the H. , ue elected delegatc-at-Iarge ia
than = s City convention or for other
sist a" IAeral endorsement. but will in
ty Ieiai.,t. SEATING of the ShOShOne coun-
san Iavi,eS'tlon- There are some .l;reats ot
saS ~, c@ntesting delegation to Kan
sbonooH S II Governor Smencnbpre- I Sho-
'''o"e delegation is seated
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

,t-..i.i-,~t,r r-t-. --A "A !, ", t,i,l-- meet
; s.t Il, II., r,,4 ,it1.
$50. .'-' ernln Nfi,isf.r c'f.,c~ n u, lliu f.
- - h., samaritan in CHM WI .
...,.,. .,ti~t.,Itn-,. ..rj trit IVAN III
F, p.i..,, ',r..tf .1 r.n v-lS rrr Tr. ltt.-is-
VIII y. eit...n ,yi.i,. li.,.r.ti. III ,I,.:,l-
-.. ~, -. ~. ..,,,iiri,,-
i..t,r.-.,,4. MIL r.lE fr.r. MIN Mss
I-nt ,nIr.tur WI r.S. ,n.+ .t Hs.au.. iu
,t; y ~ .,i,..s .-,,-5t..,'f,.,- Il. ,..I..f tr..
. M. ft.,f eff Ir.,,Iptiu, in f.. ,-,-..r1S
I fifth N. ~ r.t,, ma -rile,.-t4 trlr .. .-,. Il
v n.rt customs arr,,lutant W. 4rut There tu
: i,al- .y.1 I'LL. n,atL.,,e IN ;l-,. Ana 10 etfg-
80 irrn~Nyfm+r7t.s ,rf,.a r....,.rd
riii, nam tisn MAJ r,.H f,u-r Cen.
I ltrAr-nur hi Mania. H.u 5t- contents
wer, Withheld for thr present.
--
/ WASHINGTON Jun, -- Nominations h-
\ Hill -iarnt: Br.-. Grn. J,a N. ,.r
I II : r. II b. bri4aGi,~ -,r.rtl. T.. a. .A.:
! Inbr X GLADDEN. of NIrlJ...... fu l.. oil
/ I.rtn, III customs district rt tl.4polt-.
Md.: Walter X. IauGis. tp .r pt-Iml4t-r
Al San Juan. T. T.
/ Washington. June Harry NIL C..i- of
I cnnrnrI u IL El= I,.,.r ;r,r,,i,.t NV. guN-
! ..rnuaut auditor III d,;prrniu, thr norton
| ut each officer and sailor who took part
( $l>i $50 found u ~ duc tH,m hy thc
| mixed States court NY claims.
/ WaShinEton. June 1- I'm I'rr~ldrht. A.
daN. sent the following Nominations W .ht
7 senate:
I John \. kuSseri 81 limos, t. u" aItor-
Boutwell, ~ Puerto Rico. to IN marshal
of the supreme court ul puerto l.tcp.
VIM. II. Elliot of Indiana. Ia b" commits
Siuntr Of the interior nj Puerto iicn; W.
+. Frear Of Hawaii. 4" m chirl justice N
7 the supreme court Of Hawaii. Clinton "A.
GliihrdIth ana Antonio Perry 81 HAWAII.
to be associate justices Of the supreme
court Of Hawaii: Judges q circuit courts
of Hawaii Abraham >. llumphTeyS ~
I Hawaii. first judge. iIrst circuit; IL l.,
Silliman Of Hawaii. second judge. iirat
ond circuit; w. ). EddnSS of Hawaii.
/ l9uiln 'lr.uit . IlarnN II IiaW Elth
titul' ~ iil'tHl inH "uu'i III 'tuii'' I;.'
20 nc S"i.tCloi "i ll''iN'' revenue "i9-
'ri,a 81 I I! ,.,,1+io,, r..o,,,,
~ n,i ' III
rramt W / Rrirckv. Go. ii i7th Inf. To
H. second lieutenant: Second Lieutenant
George n. Vernon. nth Inf. ~ ~ first
ucutrnant. First Lieutenant j. II. Roston
tenant l.. L. Towson. 41st INF. To BE- first
lieutenant.
Dcrup Switznrland limo The prpei-
don't III ma swiss RenufIic hay selected
/ r Piodn Swiss minister III thc United
,rhitr,ti"n rop,,t when is IN oettIn the
ri,;ms and cnnntar rIlins hrtwnnn citi-
zans nf M Isnitnd states AMI ChiIi
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ALL DISEASES
AND
WEAKNESSES OF MEN

neDtiv cured at the Old Reliable Peabody
Medical institute No. Bglpeh Street opposite
Chief Committing Physician. graduate OF Har-
var'i Medical College. Glass Of 1861. late Surgeon
CONSULTATION in person or by letter. A Medical
I'amphlet. wade mecum. Free, sealed. &C. for post
Medical Book of this or any age lfor only en-
titled THE sC!ENCE OF LIFE OR
cravings. A perfect guide to all men. married or
single, only Sc, in paper covers, sealed: Cloth,
full gilt, 81. Send now, and Heal ThyseIf.
49, "The Peabody Medical Institute has many
imitators, but no equals. Boston Herald,
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Democratic state convention called TO
nominate a fun state ticket, met here, to-
day.
There seemed no question that ex-Con-
gresham A. NJ. Dockery will be nomi-
mated for Governor by acclamation
State Chairman Cook called the conyen-
lion to order and introduced Congress-
man w. 5. Cowherd as temporary chair
man.
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All the village schools excepting the
High school will close, Friday, for the
summer vacation. The graduating ex-
ercises of the Grammar school will be
held, Friday evening, In Memorial hall.
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II. T.. Names has sold both of his
hardware stores at the upper and lower
villages. to III. A. BurriIl of Wateryille.
who will take possession of the stores
as soon as possible.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. June 5-The following
pension changes in Maine are announced:
Restoration ana additional. Lyvander
IT. Rand. dead. G1lden Ridge, si2 In
crease. cyrus &. GIlusha. Topsham. $40.
Original. widows. etc. minors of Lysan-
der #. Rand. Golden Ridge sl2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-06

Miss Lottie Nelson. who has been at
work in town for several months, has
gone 10 Skowhegan, where she has Sc
cured a position.