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Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
JOCKEY CLUB ORGANIZES
Western Turfmen Get Together and
Agree on Dates ana Rules

Western Turfmen Get Together and
Agree on Dates ana Rules
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.--All the members nj
the western Jockey club were present M
meeting at which the club was
formally organized and placed in
operation. Those at the meeting werc
Lawrence a. Young, Judge G. c. Perkins
r. Fitzgerald, NJ. Nathanson, c. r. nush
robert Aull, S. r. Montgomery and W. r.
schultz. The following officers wero
elected: Lawrence A. Young Cbicoao
chairman; Robert Aull, st. Louis. vice
chairman Harry Kuhl, Chicago socrel
'ary; James Howard, Chicago. treasurer
and the following board OF stewards cbo.on
10 serve two years; George c. Perkins
novlngtoni 5. r. Montgomery, Memphis,
iehn'; Richard Fitzgerald, Chicago. Law
lehce A. Young, Chicago. Chosen TO
serve @ one year: Robert Aull, St. Louis;
marLih @ Nathanson, Chicago; Charles s.
BUSH New Orleans. These meetings were
scheduled for 1901:
MoSnnt NMresGent City Jockey c!ab, ends March l6
louisville, from April 2s to Nav II
Lat9nia, from May 10 to MAY s -
SIi LOUIS Fair association, from Nav II
81: Louis Fair association. Resumes An
gust ~ 10 September 2S thirty davs N
Hariem HaMienor9r; 9rom Tr9m I1r M9SY q to June s.
Washington park from June - To- J,lv % |
iIiaWthorne from July % to August Z ="
HIiapIfbm, Hawtbn,rIIrno IRON August 8 to August IL,
ber IA. W Septem- |
Hawthorne from San,o,,ha,, 90
Der 5. =" " cCto-
Harlem, from October to October %
hatohia' from October rs to November o
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
FIGHTERS EvADE GOVERNOR
Cronke-Jnckson Contingcnts skip to
Gilbert on Special Train
jackson Victorious.

ELGtN. H.. Feb. 5.-The Croake- ia ckson
prize fight, prohibited at Belyidere by Gov
ernor Yates, was pulled off at Gilberts,
Kane county, early today.
special train with 500 on board reached
that little village soon after midnight and
adjourned to n hall where a ring was
formed and the fight commenced There
are no police save the village marshal and
there was no Interference. Croake was
knocked out in the twelfth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
WoIcOtt's Luck Turns.

GALENA. Kan, Feb. 5-Eddie K Morris
of San Francisco last night Knocked out
young Wolcott of New York In the seven-
teenth round Of what was to have been a
twenty-five round glove contest. Both
fought hard and Wolcott was the fayorite
Yorker fell from the stage to the floor a nd
injured his right arm '' anu
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
PugiIist HiIsnn NInx M.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-Frank Hilson. ,bo
dition today and may die from the resI,ii
or Knockout blow administered by John
kraemer In boxing contest last night in
the village or Reading. Hilsons head
struck the door when he fell and he Inv nm
conscious nearly two hours. VS.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
STARTS IN THE SAME OLD WAY
sixteenth Ballot for senator shows
No Sign of CbOice-ConspicuOus
Absence of Members.

LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. Especial Tee-
gram.)-The large number Of absentees was
the most noticeable feature Of the sixteenth
ballot for United States senator today. The
vote in detail was:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

MY heart was badly affected by nm AZ.
TACK OF grip and / suffered intense agony
until began taking Dr. Miles Heart Cure
IT MADE me we'll mans. d. Holman
lrasburg, VT. '''h'
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

To Cure Cola In One Day
Take Laxative Eromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t falls to
cure. f. W. Groves signature Is on each
box. Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

a bill providing for the redemption OF real
estate sold under execution or on decree.
II gives the original owner six months ex-
elusive right to redeem and after that any
creditor holding a lien may redeem within
nine months.
one OF Senator Baldrige's measures was
introduced today at his request by Senator
Martin. II provides for the issuance by
cities of the metropolitan class OF certih-
Gates OF indebtedness in anticipation OF tax
collections.
Another bill by Senator Baldrige. and
introduced by Senator Martin, amends the
revenue law so that no property OF any
school, religious or charitable institution
which shall be rented shall be subject to
taxation. II the total amount Of the rents
received from such property shall be used
for the use and benefit OF such school, re-
ligious or charitable institution.
A Joint resolution was introduced by Bal
drige providing for nine judges Of the su-
preme court
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

iitcncock .......... 1SlIoomis. Geo........ ]
N%hrrsiitis-Currie, Van Dussn 's'
11rrmistrong-D. f. Thomson Mo,r,o,.,
Beetbyy-B' BBeentb;y-B' f. Thompson curre. re'S'e'0hn
BIJP' BerIet-5P r. F. Thompson, .Meikejohn,
BeisnerIMeiklehi"9smip hi9smps9n; rInss sMse,tleiohn.
HBrrooaerick-IIinshaw Meikieiohn
MeikIw",ha, MpirkIIwh OF Furnas-D r. Tbomnson
bnrSIh bbi%wn Of 0toe1Hainer. Crounse.
CainNMnEiinkaid Rose,water
Coiheer-Martin Rosewatar
Crm'g- thompson, Meikleiohn
CCrounse-liarlan, Currie '''
Surrie-kinkaid, Crounse
IEugar-D. Il. Thompson. Currie
iE;EM S-Hainer, MeikleI i'm
FTi"TrIcbp2, FpiMiffdp, T.; Thompson, Meiklejohn.
Gauc ely.kinkaid, Meikieiobn.
EiIaaVWnS@MeikleJohn Kinkaid.
iiar.a r. u tth9mps"n. Rosewater.
IinTrlS-Thompson. C'irrIe
ialnorn-Currfe. Morlhn
Hnrtop-tf orpt-Itffih19mpson: Meiklejohn.
Il9mphrey-D. f. Thompson Mo,r,o,.,
yChnson-D; e, Thompson, Rosewats.ro s,KIe.ohn'
JoLvei at-Crounse. Meikirionn ""'er'
LanlhID. +. Thompson, Currie.
ioue-P, iowe T.. Thompson. Currie.
hJn~sbaI1. hJHwsbhn. II =, THOMPSON Meiklejohn.
Mdrtin-Hinsh1w, Crounse
NJ MMcCCorthy1Iilnshaw. meRIejohnr.f mGT dnrf'e
Al. i''StWdter.
"a, a9-D r. Thompson, Rosewater
denhall-Iiinshaw, Rosewater,
MIsHeii-Ihompson, Hinshaw
norkett-D. II. Thompson, MeikIeiobp
Mtlien-Currfe, Rosewater '0'"
Neweli-Martin, Carrie.
Cieson or tuming-Martin Rosewater
John i"o'"psoh' meikie-
NeilI-D .E. Thompson. Rosewater
hohwer-Iiinshaw Crounse
aicai-Thompson, Meikleiohp
Scott-Martin, Currie
Shellhorn-Thompson MejJ.iaio,,n
Smlthberger-Martin, Meiklejohn.
Spencer-Thompson, Meikle John
Steele-liinshaw, Meiklejohn
Stelnmeyer-D. Il. Thompson, Hinsbaw
Swanson-Iiinshaw, Meiklejohn'
IeHt-D. r., Thompson Rosewater
mrompen-D Il. Thompson, Currio
Tweed liinshaw, Meiklejohn.
uhl-Hainer, Rosewater.
NanBoskirk-Thompson Currie.
Marner-D, +, Thompson, Melklejohn
MenZl-Martin, Mccarthy
NhI'more-Hainer RoseWater
Mi,CnN-Hinshaw, Rosewater
WUknson-Currie Meikleiohn
lonnS-Rosewate Martin
Mr.. Ereaker--D. l.. Thomngon. Rosewater
M,shI or paired: BGdrge. Frederick,
'wens Harris, Hathorn, Marshall Humph.
eg Iweed yanBoskirk, republicans; BealI.
q okSey Edmondson, Gishwlil,I, Hanks
thompson, Peisiger, Webber Anderson
'oyd' Calkins, Hunter, Oils, Schinstock'
ana Eriit' zimmerman fusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
Additional Appointments.

On recommendation Of the governing
board Of the various women's homes Gov
ernor Dietrich today rcappointed the fol-
lowing officers at the Girls Industrial home
at Milford: Miss Nellie Reed. matron;
Miss Ida McEntee. teacher; Mrs. Jessie
Kent. assistant
Dr. HALEY L. Ewing was reappointed
assistant physician at the Asylum for In
curable Insane at Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
Pay Road Taxes in Cash.

| ohuer the order of third reading OF hills
| one measure was passed by the house n,
| the morning session and sent to the sonotn
~ was introduced by Miskell and in brio,
| iequ'res 'he payment OF road taxes in cash
IN counties under township organization
| Al 1880 the senate appeared and imme-
diately the Joint session was formed At
2:3O p. m. '' "'' u
When the house reconvened this after
noon the routine order of business was 30
sumed and reports of standing commit,aos
were hrst received. On recommendation
the following bills were placed on tba
general hle House roll 222, by Hall. ro-
iating to the issuance of licenses to steom
engineers; 2l5, by Hail. to authorize tho
governor to appoint commission To do
termine boundary line between Iowa ord
Nebraska; g. by Mockett to place Lancaster
IN the class OF counties having population
OF 10000 or over; 2O6 by Mccarthy 70
authorize the appointment of a commission
TO determine boundary line between Ne
praska and South Dakota; 21i, by Cain. IN
authorize appointment OF a commission IN
'ermlne boundary line between Nebraska
ana missouri; 232, 23O, 23i, 233, by Me-
Carthy. relating TO decision Of cases nv
supreme court, House roll 226, by Fowler
was recommended for indefinite postnono,
ment' but on motion OF the author wa,
placed on general file. House rolls 23I nv |
mccarthy, relative to disposition OF cases
by supreme court, and 1879, by Corneer. au- |
thorizing the appointment OF commissions |
IN towns OF over 5000 population 10 mass
upon qualifications of horseshoers were
indefinitely postponed.
The committee on medicine recommended
house roll 1888, by Hamilton, SO authorize
magnetic and hydropathic healers to prac-
'ice art OF curing, for indefinite postpone
ment' but after an extended discussion the
was placed on general ie Nearly
all OF the members of tha house who arc
physicians spoke against the bill, but Ham
liton asked for an opportunity TO have II
considered at some future TIM He prom.
sed that h. would make spaech for your
"niskers' and on his motion the bill was
aid over.
The committee on mines and minerals
reported the birth of a baby girl at the
lone of Representative Jamison.
House roll 81, by Mead. making il
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
DYSPEPSIA.

Geo. S. Scally of a. Nassau St, New York,
says: For years have been troubled with
rheumatism and dyspepsia and came to
the conclusion TO try your pills imme-
| feel like a new man since | commenced
taking them, and would not now be without
have has entirely disappeared The dys-
Jepsia has left me and my rheumatism is
sone entirely. ! am satisfied IL any one so
afhicted will give Railways Pills a trial
hey will surely cure them, for ] believe II
all comes from the system being out OF
order--the liver not doing its MOrk'
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
To Punish Fircbugs.

Senator Cummins today offered a bill in
'he senate Tor law to provide a new Off
clal' TO be known as state prosecutor. He
is 10 be appointed by the governor and his
especial duty shall be to examine into all
cases OF alleged incendiary fires and prose-
cute suspected persons. His salary is 10
be $1,000 per year
Senator Ransom introduced by request
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

To Prevent the Grin
Laxative Bromo- -Quinine removes the -ause
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

RlPAN,S TABULEs is an efrectuaI curs
for the Ills which originate In n bad rtom.
sch. 10 for DC, At all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
CHARGES LOW

Cons"it"ion free. Treatment by mail.
Medicines sent everywhere free from raz.
or breakage, ready for use
once hours: y a. m TO o d. m Supd.y.
a. m TO p m =. o. Box 7G8 Once
over 2l5 south litt ST., between Farnam
and Douglas Sts. OMAHA. NEB
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

tract for a years supply we could buy IN
the summer time when coal Is low ana on
this commodity alone save the state many
thousands Of dollars every year"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06

Inc mouse was called to order at II o'clock,
one hour later than usual. Petitions were
read protesting against the passage NJ
mouse roll 90, TO regulate and govern fra
.ernai and beneficiary societies. and ask
ing ior the passage of the act to create a
system OF travelling libraries. On motion
" e'ock"eii the chief clerk was authorized
to refer such petitions in the future 70 the
committees having the bills undor oon
sideration WI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04
sA .S 54s E
Cisk;a' ~ |, R T:

loe-LETNI jubl1eusz go}ebia
pocztowego. W Berl:nie otwarta
zosta1a wystawa ku u~czczeniu set
nego jubileuszu go}ebia pocztowe@
go, urzadzona przez zwiazek ME-
mieckich amator6w go}ebl. Ma
des1ano doborowe okazy, a szcze~
g6lna uwage zwracaja. ..,dwie s}a~
wy ME majace wsp6}zawodnik6w.
Jedna z rich, to siedmioletnia CO.
}ebica, kt6ra t%rzykrotnie zdoby wa~
Ia nagrody ma konkursach, dru-
GIN s}awnym ptaklem jest 14~to
letnl go}ab, kt6ry r6wniez zwycie-.
zal W wielk;ch konkursowYch wy
cleczkach San. Reno, Wiednla,
Pesztu i Aten. Dokumenty histo~
ryczne poswiaaczaja sport go}ebi
pocztowych cd pierwszYch lat
wick" XIX i ~wykazuja, re by{y one
w6wczas W us}ugach spekulacyi..
Zaprzyjaznione domy bankiersk'e
przesy}a}y sobie to droga kursa
waznych walorow, zwyzke i znizke
cen zboza, oraz innych %towar6w,
dawa}y agentcm zlecenia t. p.
,,Gazeta Kolohska" r6wniez utrzy-
mywa}a PREY pomocy go4ebi tele~
graf a pozytecznose ich wykaza}a
sic zn6w podczas oblezenia Pary~
ia, kiedy ;lruty telegradczne o
sta}y poprzerywane. Go}eble prze~
Mostly w6wczas setki tysiecy depesz
i zdoby}y odtad stale stanowisko W
obstudze wojskowei. w przsciagu
ostatpich lat 80 W samych Menu
czech mp. u%tworzylo> sig stopniowo
$50 stowarzyszeh, hodujacych go-
{ebie ola armii. G}6wna za<}uga
udoskonalenia rasy go{ebi p~oczto~
towych przypada wszakze W udziale
hodowcom belgiiskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

AH&4Z&3Gf E#%%a 8&.&EE .EE%&&&z ssE: r@%
'wystapi4o wojsko j policya polsla
sic krew.
%
WIEC POLAK0W w NIEM~
CZECH. w Eessen, W Prowin.
cyl, Nadrehsklej, odby} sig wielki
vice Polak6w, zwo}any przez zwiae-
EEK Polak6w. Jeden z uczestnik6w
wiecu, p. Smekta}a, oznajmi}. re
wyzsza w}adza duchowna z Kolonil
zakomunikowa}a mu swa rezolucye,
W mysl ktorej ola zamieszka}ych "
dekanacie essenskim l5 tYsiecy
Polak6w ME mole bye ustanowiony
ksiadz, w}adajacy iezykiem pol
skim. Vice przyja} te wiadomosc
z oznakami .rozgoryczenia, a
m6wcy zaznaczyll, re ME IS, ale
Gale 80 tysiecy Polak6w mieszka W
powiecie Essen i domaga sig spra-
w,edllwo6ci. Pc podnios}em pre-
m6w1eniu g6rnika p. Stanisfawa
Kunza, kt6ry zacheca} ably ME
upadaG ma duchu, vice zakonczono
Bra}o W MIN udzial przeszlo 7N
os6b,
NOWI Robert i Bertrand't.
O zabawnym wypadku pisza .
Neapolu: Re starego zamku Garka-
nuana, ~jeszcze z czas6w Hohenstau-
f6w pochodzacego, a obecnie prze-
robionego ma wiezlenie, us{yszano
pred trzema dnlami take g}osne
wo}ania 0 pomoc. re az burmistrz
.miejscowyz uzbrojonyml ludzmi
pospieszy} ma miejsce, ably sig
przekonat, co takiego zasz}o W
zamku. Pokaza]o sic, okrzYki wy,
dawali doz6rcy wiezienni, pozamy~
kani W celach. Ponlewaz i k}uczy
cd kazamat ME by}o, musiano PREY
pomocY slusarza drzwi pootwieraG
l w6wczas dowiedziano sig Q praw~
dziwie tragikomicznej history. Otto
dw6ch 4otrzyk6w, niedawno skaza~
nych ma lifetime w~iezienie. pod
czas %nocnej wizyty eel, rzucili
sic ma dozorc6w, odebrali I'M klucze
i ich samych pozamykali- 1%'astepnie
uwolnili innych ,,towarzyszyt';;
reszte stray pozamykali take pod
klucz. Niezapomnieli oczywi$cle o
kas1e wieziennej zapasach zywnos-
CT, poczem spokojnie ,,ln gremio"
wyniesli sic z wiezienia. Dotych-
czas ~ie:zcze zbies6w ME schwyta-
40.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

w1os6w. Ten 6lad i msfe arysto-
kratyczne rece j budowa czaszki
dowodza, zeg zmarly naleza} do rasy
bia1ej tYpu d}ugog}owego Trup
leza} " grobowcu ma lew:ym boku z
nogami pod brode sci6nietemi.
Wyr6b narzedzi j nasypu wskazuje
re zmar}y ME naleza} do dzikich,
lecz do ludzi, stojacych ma wysoklm
sropriu kultury..
CENZURA ROSYJSKA wy
mysli}a nowy trick W Warszawie,
ola autor6v bardzo nieprzyjemny.
Me pozwoli odtad drukowat po-
wiesci, pisanej z numern ma numer;
wszyscy zas redaktorow vie warsaw.
soy, kt6rzy powiesci. poematy Tub
nowele W swych pismach drukuja.
otrzymali nakaz dostawiepia do
century ca}ego manuskryptu ukon-
c~zonej p%owiesci. kt6re cenzura POI
zwoll drukowz6.
OBIAD u kr6la Menelika, Po-
dr6znik baron Erlanger opisuje W
jednej z gazet pcbyt sw6j kr6la
Menelika W nastepujacYch s}owacl.
Negus (tytu} Menelika) zrobif ma
mike cd pierwszej chwili korzystne
w~razenie. Jest on n1ezwykle inte-
ligentny, twarz i oko jego pe}ne
wyrazu l mysli. z prezent6w, kt6
re mu zawioz}em, najwiecej przy~
padf mu do gustu %mutoskop. Nie-
}atwo tel obdarzyc Menelika gems
nowem, poniewaz Rosyanie. An
glicy i Francuzi ~starajacy sic o
jego wzgledy, zarzuca]a go prezen~
tami. Podczas obiadu, ma kt6ry
Menelik mnie zaprosif, siedzia}
Negus ma wyscielanem mnlej wiecej
metr wysokiem krzesle pod balda~
chimem, o6arowanym mu przez
Francuz6w. Szeikow1e i d%ostoj-
n1ejsi Abisyiczycy sieazieli ma po~
d}odze woko}o niego, a s}uzba W
biafych ubran1ach sta}a PREY MIN.
Potrawy stawiali s}uz2cy ma ziemi,
a dworacT podawal1 je kr6Iowi.
Og6lna uwage zwraca} ma iebie
wysoki, o %ponurej, lecz pieknej
fizyognomii kat. kt6ry sta} najbli~
lei troau by{ jedynym ko}a
biesiaduik6w. kt6remu wolno no.
sic szable. Pred tronem pall}y sic
diva siedmloramiennc kandelabry,
Pc Level stronie znajdowa} sig pc
europejsku nakryty i zastawiony
st6F, PREY kt6rym gosci obsiugiwa~
szybko i zrscznie dworacy. Obiaa
odbywa} sic ma wywyzszeniu, od-
dzielonem cd reszty sail kotara. w
sail ma pod}odze porozstawiano
mn6stwo koszy z potrawami. Ma
przeciw tronu otwierano kosze i
rozstawiano je pomiedzy biesiad~
nik6w. Najplerw wesz}a do sail
grupa ks,ezy " bis}ych zawo]ach
ma g}owach i zajeli miejsca W srod+
ku sail. Ia mimi wchodzi}y tysiace
biesiadnik6w. Podczas uczty PREY 4
grywa}a kapela abisyhska ma in
strumentach podobnych do rog6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

KROL Edward VII - pocho-
dzi z zyd6w. ,,Jewish Cronicle"
omawia]ac wstapienie Edwarda VII
na iron ang,elski, przypomina, lie
ma on W sobje .krew zydowsk2,
lego matka bowiem, z domu kslez'
niczka Kent, by}a W po}owic po-
chodzenia zydowsk1ego przez
Saal6el6w, rodz1ne czysto zydow~
ska. Kr6l Edward ma tez W swej
twarzy charakterystyczne rysy Sc
nickel rasy. ,,Jevish Chron1cle''
wyraza tez wielka radosG Z tcyo re
cd czasu zdobycia Palestyny przcz
Rzymian, pc a pierwszy (nle liz
czy kr6lowej Wiktorvi, gdyz ia
by}a kobiet2), zasiad} potomek ~
dowski ma tronie krolewsklm. Lon
dyhski tygodni Black and White,
potwierdza powyzsze doniesienle
zydowskiego pisma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

KROL w}oski zawiadomii pre-
fekta ualac0w kr6lewskich p;ezesa
rady ministr6w, re kr6lowa Helena
spodziewa sic przybycia ma SWAT
potomka W czerwcu. W1osi, urado-
wani ta wiescia, ME watpla an
ma chwile, re bedzie to nastepca
tronu. Miasto Rzym postanowi}o
oiaro wac pare kr5lewskiej pre-
pyszna kolebke z kosci s}oniowej.
Dostaj7a przysz}a matka i babka
zajete So juz przygotowywaniem
wyprawk1 z n~ajciehszego p}6tna i
cennych koronek. oraz ~ca}eyv
szeregu pokoj6w W Kwiryrale.
gdzie nowy potomek kr6lcwsk
zam. eszka z ca}ym sztabem piastu~
mex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

"NAJSTARsZY TRUP SWIA..
Ia. w muzeum brytyjskiem MOI
ma obecnie oglada6 najstarszego NJ
swiecie trupa. Wynalaz} 60 dir.
Bridge, p~rze}ozony egipskich sta
rozytnoSci W muzeum, ma lewym
brzegu Nilu, pare mil ponizej Assua-
nu. Trup ten leza} W zag}ebieniu,
wykutem z piaskowca nakryty.
Qko}o szkleletu znsjdowalo sic z
tuzin naozyh ofarnych oraz broh,
~nalezaca do zmarlego, z ~polerowa-
nego kam,enia wyrobiona. Sk6ra
ma szkielecie zachowa}a sic bardzo
dobrze, a nacieoia skdry wskazuj2,
re mieso sztucznym sposobem "a
raz pc smierci wydobyto, rcszte
zas spreparowano .jakqs masciaa
balsamiczna. Ma sk6rze czaszki
znalexioao take garstke ru,tawyc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss ss: Of &MzZzSzs<
SELINSGROVE.

Jas. Norman and wife, of Sum-
bury, were in town several days last
week.
The supper and entertainment held
in the opera house Friday was very
successful in financial point Of
view.
n. j. Livingston, the furniture
dealer and undertaken, was buried
Saturday with Masonic honors.
Rev. Foster u. Gift passed thro'
town on his way to see his parents.
IN. Troxell, of Philadelphia and
Mr.. Mitchell and daughter, of Drift
wood, were entertained by J. H..
Ulsh and wife. Mr.. Mitchell is the
father of Mr. DIR. Will Ulsh.
Miss Kate A. Wagenseller has
opened a millinery store in the room
occupied for many years by Norton
Glover.
Miss Paul, of Shamokin, is being
entertained by Miss Anna Alleman.
Tailor Phillips attended the ses-
sions of the state school directors
convention held at Harrisburg las:
week.
Miss Annie keener returned from
her trip to Union county.
Mrs. p. S. Albert and son took a
trip to her old home near Laurelton
Saturday.
DR.. Garfield has opened an off, e
in DR.. Voelkler's office for the prac-
tice of osteopathy.
Miss Christiana Kistner, of Sum
bury, is being entertained by Miss
Beckie Covert.
j. H. Ulsh and Mr.. Mitchell
were at Harrisburg Saturday to meet
a man who had been with Mr..
Ulsh's son, DIR. VIM. Ulsh.
A surprise party was given to DIR.
Focht and family Tuesday evening
by members of his church, Trinity
Lutheran.
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Deafness Cannot b, Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach tie diseased portion Of the ear.
There IL Ouly one WY to cure deaf
n.ss. and thai is by constitutional
remedies. ID afness is caused by an
iutlamed condition oI the mucous lin.
ing of the L. acLian Tube. When
tins tube is inhamed you have a
rumlhng sound or imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed, Deaf
ness il The result, aud unless the in.
tammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condi
ton, hearing will be destroyed for
ever, nine cases out of ten are caus
ed bv Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inhamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness (caus
ed by catarrhD that cannot be cured
oy Halls Catarrh Cure. Send cir.
culars, free.
+. J. CHENEY eco. l,ledo, o..
Sold by Druggis =, 75,.
Halls Family Pills are Il Q best.
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PORT TREVERlON

A. W. Ancker was home Tues
day to participate in the election. .
George Strawser and wife of S.
linsgrove were the guests of II. F..
Charles nj family Monday.
VIM. Brubakcr and wife are vis-
iting their parents.
Miss Jennie Char'cs ATTENDED a
tu leral near R:chticld, Sunday.
Mr.. Painter and wifi" of Ell hart.
| nj. are visiting relatives here.
Misses SaIlie IIouscr and Dilla
>hoIly of Eclipse were the welcome
guests OF the lat!cr'o parents during
the past week.
S. p. Stctlen, who had been en-
ployed at Shamokin during the win-
ter has returned ard is again cnioy-
ing the company Of his family.
Merchant Troutman was very
sick during the past week but is
now convalescing.
Rev. Gable Of Lebanon cniovcd
the hospitality Of Rev. Francis ard
family over Sunday.
Quite n numhrr If th, m,n,Iorc
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PALLAS NEWS.

B. p. Stroud and wife were called
away to attend a funeral Of one of
her relatives back of Herndon.
On Monday a grand birthday
party was given in honor of Mrs.
Calvin Troup at her home, an excel
lent supper was provided for the
guests.
Rev. Miller preached an excellent
sermon at Grubb's church Sunday.
Miss Dora Goodling was the
uest of Jennie Stroup over Sunday.
On Sunday morning Mrs. Henry
Arnold was called from time into
eternity leaving a husband and five
children to mourn her departure the
youngest child being only a little
over a week old. May God help TO
comfort the bereaved and care for
the little orphans.
Ellsworth Troup and wife were at
his parents home Monday.
A sled load of our young folks
were to the meeting at St. Thomas
church Saturday night and were
caught in the blizzard coming home.