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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

London, April 2j.-In delivering tins
presidential address at the Cougrecn.
tionel Union IN the City Temple, DR..
Parker somewhat astonished his hearer.
by reference % King Edward, prefacing
remarks with the following discrima.
tory words. God be- thanked for Queen
Victoria and save her son, the king.
Dr. Parker then proceeded TO expires.
the deepest sympathy with the Roman
Catholics under the "despiable insult"
inflicted on them by the oath OF acces.
sion. "Non.Couformists," said DR..
Parker, recognized the king as a SOW.
ereign Of the empire, but would never
hail him rs head Of a church or u do.
fender of faith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
A..I.t.nt po.lmn.t,r In rrnnhl..

Chattanooga, Tenn, April ETH,
arrest OF Assistant Postmaster Charlie.
Drexel at Tarpon Springs, Fla, is 70.
ported 20 the postoilicc inspector Ollie,
here. IL was reported that the uie had
been blown open with dynamite and
$1,000 taken Inspectors Berry and
Bauuermail after investigating charged
Drcxol with being short ia his account,
TO the extent Of $1,000 and with having
dynamited the safe 10 cover his guilt
His mother is postmistross aud hi,
father is employed in the postoihce de
partment at Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
BRYAN oPrRrY
New frame iroom house iu northern part of
lfcity. ltbInrs OF ground. mr saOnl
A vacant block. with .i OAK Tree. for si11o6

New frame iroom house BOO northern part OF
i 'i3, DC b'nrA oi ground. lIr eH.Ht
Ayacaut block with 20 oak trees. ior sB0n
lu southern part of oty on COLLEGE road 7.
niH nice umF house. orchard. sfHbIts hon
house nnl other improvements. price sIau u
90 block. i.room h0u,r galleries. pantry.
hiihfunm. barn. waicrw0rks electric 'I.hts.
NrIlf orchard etc hiuNU
broom house. two closets % rHupfles with
sheds c'sicm and 0ts fursNuIU
Large boarding house. will accommodate I'D
heap
% lots Joining JcG franklin. WIN sell Tor
slorucaf Allen Academy for nm
8l2 acres Of land. near oI mill. with two
uuu,rs one lus live rooms thr other three.
Nl exchange Cor country property, or sell fof
Q cabins blocks south on a. 20. e. depot
viii scl all Tor -'nn. Jump at chat % d q
bargain
liroom house. hail. rarlsr.cs. closets 81, a
11fn c'rcuh naicfW"rts garden. cie. boa very
Good lio1m house. vel NJ freostouo water.
sheds. etc., viii rent Tor fIu MA mouth Come
quick am Offering nt s.Hnh
one neat newly finished cottage ln southern
part ui titv, good Va D, plenty room Cor gardens
% O., ou high ground with pIrudId view, for
block Co. western part n citv. known a. city
PARK, beautiful oaks ou each black. viii sell
cheap
one bali block ground o room house. hsIls.
large under ground cisterns. hydfants, .ef.
wants house. biz barn aud 81 other modern
ronyouiouccs, in bon ton part Of city. will sell
cheap
several negro houses foftsIc very cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY

2e2 nrtos Of land on wlSon creek. I'm acres IN
cultivation with two sets 0f houtca. haIaura iu
nmber and pasture, price y peracrp, ON easy
i CHEAP
i0acrcs. miles west N pryan. 90 10 -uluya.
ton I'D iu pasture, f0f sinul
Wngres near Morgnn.s giu. will1ell cheap. on
one of The best improved truck farms in the
s,ai., 90 ncres' just outside thc suburbs, for
eoo acres 10 the len on Jacksonville road. on
WiHun creek. 300 loo cultivation. balance Boo pas.
terms
one Of Oh" prrulest pisces ir Hmros county.
milo north ui Bryan. % Hrrr.. gUuf room
mouse, "rIlt ri'lrfl. harna Sheds stables, etc.,
ON very h'El hIII inf HuNn
i.n acres of One black prairie land. near Edre.
lh wfpsiu cultivation The only Tine prairie
lur sac 100 tlis county, viii sell cheap enough,
ON VntY terms
40 Euucu one good, broom house. worth
SOD one siurohouso worth ei0l cribs. we'll,
/ hen house acres uf land The place Dr. worth
at lcast .lug. will sell for sOl
a. WELDON good store houses and iplcn.
dId dWcllIur viii sell cheap eunush
AtrH'ypu Z good, new houses with other
good improvements VIII sell cheap, or CN'
change iur hryeu property
AZ luuis-i 90 acres, good harm, orchard.
l well ln city limits oulv blocks from center Oi
cilyi win scll Tor slOi0Oo, or exchange for Bry.
nu property,
Ia the city Of Llano In Llauo county. Texas
] have three acres. only three blocks from the
courthouse, aud same distant Of city school;
will sell or trade.
] II you don see what YOU want I'm the above
I list call on or write me. have IL ia my private
memoranda. Remember my time during the
day and dreams at night are devoted 10 real
estate exclusively. Come 10 see me.
MONROE EDGE, Land Agent.
Office mt Webb Bros.
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Get Part OF sutro Estate.

San Francisco, April 2j.-Mrs. ClAr.
Klugo.Su'ro has secured from the rep
resentatiyes Of the Adolph Sutro estat,
recognition Of the claims urged by he
and her children. A settlement. which
Is on the basis OF $4,000. has beer
agreed upon. The woman claims {,
have been the contract wife Of the late
millionaire mayor IL is intimnted sh,
secured the famous Cliff house as hoi
share Of the estate. Before death Sutr,
executed deed conveying 90 these chil
dren real estate in this city then esti
mated 10 BE- worth $50. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
LlNCoLN's BODY REMOVED
Il l. Taken from the Vault aud Placed
la tho Monument.

Springfield, H., April 25.-Tho re-.
mains of Abraham Lincoln and mem.
bers of his family, which have rested In
a temporary stone vault bcucaththe ma
tional Lincoln monument since March
10, 1900 when the work of rebuilding
the monument was commenced, were
yesterday replaced in the crypt in the
monument. Il was decided not 20 r..
open the casket containing the body Of
Lincoln, that having been done when
the body was moved II years ago.
The remains now reposing in the splen.
did tomb which the state of Illinois has
spent 100000 IN rebuilding are those of
Abraham Lincoln, his wife and three
sons, Willie. Thomas and Eddie, and
Abraham. son Of Robert T. Lincoln.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Kansas City, April 2J-For seven
days, not particle Of food passed the
lips Of Motorman Low $ Purdy. aud
yet during this long fast be- has not
missed q run. He believe. in the theory
that seven days fast will cure any
bodily ailment Rheumatism, which fr,.
qucntly laid him up for days at time
he said, ha, entirely disappeared for Oh,
FIRST time iu over three years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Cincinnati, April %. While the limit
Of the present flood IN the Ohio may b,
reached today, 10 is feared the ri.,
In the tributarie, may keep the river
about stationary until there might com,
"a second food.
The worst conditions are reported at
Huntington, Catlott,burg. lruuton and
Portsmouth and smaller places iu that
district have reached the point of great
distress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

st. Louis, April 2i-The Louisiana
Purchase Exposition national committee
met here with with nine members
present and completed its permanent
organization. Ex-senator Thomas II.
Carter Of Montana was elected president
and Hon. Joseph Flory Of Missouri, sec.
rotary, Nj. Flory was the Republican
candidate for governor at tho last
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
Kelehum Not ne.nIl.d.

Clayton, y. NJ, April 25-The mes.
sage received here "Wednesday night by
the sheriff otthiscounty.sig Otcro,
saying President Mckinley had granted
Thomas kctchum, alias BLACK Jack. %
who is 70 be- hanged here tomorrow q
respite until May %, 1901, Is forgery
The governor denies having sent any
message here. The sheriff has doubled
his force since the false telegram was
received
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
Complaint ArnIn.t Gerernnr wnnd.

Washington. April 2j.-All the mem.
bers OF the Cuban commission will
lodge with the president some kind OF
IA complaint against Governor General
Wood Nor Is there any room for doubt
that they will in any way weaken the
presidents confidence In that OH .ial.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Clayton, n. NJ, April 2j.-It is re-.
ported that a message was received by
Governor Oteri from President McKin.
ley granting Thomas Ketchum, alias
BLACK Jack, who Is 10 be- hanged
here tomorrow, % rcpr.eyo until May
pa 1901
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Mckinney, Tex, April25.-Whilo out
hunting near Fayburg, 10 miles east OF
here, gun in the hands OF Andrew
Jeifcoats was discharged, accidentally
killing his hunting companion, Ben
Thomson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Omaha, April 2j.-At the trial Of Jas.
Callahan, rs one Of the kidnapers Of III.
ward Cudahy, Jr., the lad identified the
accused as the man who actually kid.
mapped, guarded himwhile a prisoner aud
babe him goodbye when he was re-
leased
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Peru Ind, April 25.-Robert Loben.
thu, a former Wabash fireman, was ar.
rested here, charged with making coun'
tcrfcit dollar, and halves, and John fo'
ley andDavo Holt were arrested charged
with passing them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

New York. April 25.-An indictment
against Albert r. Patrick for murder In
the first degree has been handed in.
Patrick Is charged with the murder OF
w. NJ Rice and there are 10 counts In
the indictment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
Jsnri.. aud Rubin Matched.

San Francisco, April 2i.-The Nation.
nj Sporting club announces that It has
matched Jeifries and Rubin for fight
in this city during July or August.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL agent

Writes ~ least half the deeds zee
corded 900 BrHzu- County. Below
tsa listoi property tu he sold boo GO
days II you expect t1 buy cor sell
land Monroe Ldgo is th. man to
talk 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Washington, April 2j.-The president
has made the tOll1y..sAg appointments.
Gordon Paddock kNew York, score.
tary OF the legati>i'at Seoul. Korea.
Courtland \ Itles of Pennsylvania,
consul ~ - Germany.
~ y NJ. Dickinson, agent az Sofia,
Bulgaria.
Andrew ~ J Cochran Of Kentucky,
United State, district judge for the east.
egn district of Kentucky.
james Tinsley Of Kentucky, attorney
OF the United States Tor the eastern dis
trict Of Kentucky
$. G.. Sharp Of Kentucky, marshal of
the United States for the eastern dis.
trict Of Kentucky.
Also number OF army appointments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

II you are Interested i'm the dcvol-
opment of oil in Texas read the
galveston News, on sale at McDou-
gald's Drug Store. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Go TO Exposition Saloon for all
brands Of fine wine. 1873
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26

Five lots and new cottage on Col
lego road Stable, garden, etc Price
$500; terms reasonable.
Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part of town, Price $500
Two and oue-lalf lots near Allen
Academy. P,icc 500.
Also other city property
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
RoYALToN-

night.
Miss stears from Bethel spent Monday
with Mrs. n. NJ. Gay.
Miss Lucy Denison went to Woodstock
Monday for stay Of few days.
Miss Lou Dupuis from Randolph called
upon friends here the first OF the week.
Miss Nellie Magennis from Burlington
visited her mother and sister last week.
Miss Matte Culver from St. Adams has
been visiting her father, Seymour Culver
Misses Gertrude and Lucy Denison
spent Thursday Of last week in STAFFORD
Mrs. 5. l. Bigelow from Worcester
Mass, Is at the Cascadnac House for a few
weeks.
The Misses Winlock from Cambridge
Mass are boarding at Lyman cottage and
rooming with Mrs. A. T. Danforth.
Ethyl and Zoe Spooner from Brookfield
were the guests Of their cousins, Misses
Harriet and Maud Richards, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cram OF Roxbury spent
Wednesday Of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ;. II. Richards, the first time they
bad met for twenty years.
Mr. and Mrs. George Emery came from
Someryille, Mass, Saturday and spent
Sunday at Amos Emery's before going t.
Chelsea for Old Home Week.
James Hathaway from Maiden, Mass.
sang a solo at the Cong church last sun
day, and Prof Wales and Miss Wales were
SO kind as TO sing again, giving great
pleasure 10 all who heard them.
Prof Frederic A. Metcalf and wife from
Manhattan. Kansas, were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs e. A. Laird last week. and Mr.
and Ms. ". n. laird from White Rivel
Junction were with them the first Of this
wcc..
The whole commonly was saddened By
the death Of Mrs. Flora JOY Keynes at hel
home, AiaRlewo God Farm, south Eovslton
Thursday OF lasi weeks. Tier funeral
waich was LARGELY attended by friends
from this De / 81 tie town, was held sat.
urdpN, Just six weeks from the day OF hei
mar age Her gentle disposition, kind.
ness OF heart and pleasant ways endeareo
her to al, aud the ( &c est sympathy i.
felt for her hasbald- parents, other ano
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15

aration for making the most critical tests
and analyses and to install a full equip
ment for this line of work. He already
has many modern appliances that help TO
make examination and treatment so
wonderfully efficient.
The vacation improvements at the
school buildings include repainting the
exterior of both buildings, laying a new
floor and placing new modern single desk
seats in the High school room, to be ar
ranged in a semi-circle facing the princi-
pals desk, which will be on the west side
of the room. The light viii reach the stu
dents from the windows on the north,
east and south sides. The fall term begins
Sept. 9th, per announcement elsewhere.
Miss Louise Ordway, last years second
assistant principal, has rendered her res
ignation and the place will now have to be
filled on short notice. In her letter she
SAYS that she has accepted better posi-
tion elsewhere She was elected with the
understanding that she would accept, a
previous letter from her having so stated.
The school had a very successful year last
year under the direction OF Principal
Prichard and his corps of assistants, and
this year is confidently expected to make
even a better record.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15

Slows, Miss Mary George Of Melrose
Mass, Miss Florence ]. Monlton Of Thief
ioro az A. W. Whitney's, Mrs. ]. i. stew.
s az, ana two children Of Boston at Geo. W
n,letelahd.s, supt. w. II. Cummings oi
hiaaley, Mass, az A. II. Powers. Rev 81
=. herrck and wife Of Milton at ]. NJ
Somstock s, Miss Ella y. Jones Of Spring.
Hsi1, Mass, Mrs. Kate Jones Read of
.,..s y, y: H. at Mrs. Mary Tracy's, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Allen al Barre at q ii
9odirey s. Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy SNOW al
" hllenelo, \. Hat Mrs. Emeline Moves
heN' = J. Moore and wife and Miss
a =. Moore OF Norfolk, Mass. at c. II.
Corliss' Warren Gilman Of Lowell. Mass.
az az ffans Gilman's, Mrs. 5. j. Goodrich OF
Flalnieid at DR.. 5. n. Gossi. Mrs. Fannie
+. CRANES and Miss Alice Cranes Of Cam
DBIluge' Mass, and Marcellus Gould OF
fehaeook, \. H., at the Orange County
hotel
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
Old Home Celebration.

The Old Home celebrat lion held last Tues
I day on the camp grounds Of the Outing
clrb, South Royalton, was day OF much
enjoyment TO one Of the largest gatherings
/ OF the eli izens in late years. Ine day was
one OF the most delightful of the season
and in The shady, rustic place where The
celebration was held every one was invig-
GRATED by the refreshing breeze and pure
atmosphere.
| lbe program was ftilA carried odt. The
/ forenoon was speut Ia socipl entertainment
and ia lie afternoon there were speaking
and music. commencing at one O'Clock
with an address of welcome by J. L. Dur
1 lee, one Of the few early residents OF south
/ Roya.ton now living. Mr.. Dufkee spoSSe
very Interestingly OF old home ana eDpd-
hood scenes.
he was followed by a very able address
/ bv Pev. Mr.. Pennoyer OF Boston, a bril-
! liant Young minister, upon reminiscent as
sociafion. the old ana new homes and the
urogress in educational work. MI. Pen-
/ mover Is descendant OF he first settled
minister Of Roxbury.
Mrs. Evelyn NJ. Lovejof, one OF New
Eneland's most cultured lady speakers, 2
native OF Pomfet, now residing IN south
Eovalton, spoke 40 minutes upon the re-
/ lation Of public schools TO good citizen
shin and II was eloquently presented,
! show .ns 2 rare deDth OF thought. She
/ elected The closest attention thro hout.
prof. "A. c. Green gave very interesting
falk upon citizenship, education and olu
| homes, Prof. Green Is a citizen OF royal
/ ION bui i teaching out of the state lie
/ has beautiful farm home here.
/ Rev, W. T.. Mann, pastor OF me south
Rovalton Cong church, who has an M
/ evbaustible supply Of keen wit ana SOUND
sense. gave a good talk upon old home, rs
4 5ear memories and associations.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson OF Somerv lie, Mass
a transient who IS on ais vacation ri y. H.
! Coodale's. was the last speaker. lie gave
I an inpromptu talk, being visitor o9t u
ms htghly appreciated and applauded oy
4 ne hearers. His address was intersperseo
len humorous anecdotes and short stories
mich we're enthusiastically received,
s,nst,g the exercises with a beautiful
.Is,',ts 10 Vermontis sons and daughters,
,.ay,x' ~ whom have left their native state
and settled elsewhere ana wnose ssoIs
gave strength of character, strong IIeSas
and depth of thought 10 those WIN N0'''
1 they are associated. ..,ishaa hv
Music OF high order was tarhlsneu ~
our local talent and visiting singers t uhuS 8
/ the supervision of Ernest hewitt, -, ~ 81
: Bell.nap was leading Soprano MISS s,, ses-
IL Adams, alto; Ernest Hewitt oass mas
Eniso,n. tenor; Minnie Hewitt 1Isss.s.'
They were assisted by Hapgooa hS H.a-
burg Miss Edfe skinner ana Miss 49,.
! ~ local singers. Prof Wales OF Pos. boston
rsndered A solo, es did also Miss 10 ~
! 1,hiclrering OF Lancaster, Mass. a. -;
1 Wbitham' master OF ceremonies acqui''eu
himself as an adept in the art
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
Amono the Arrivals.

Old Home Week arrivals to tins time ar
the MISUNDERSTANDING p. Roberts and son,
Harry ]. Roberts OF Lowell, Mass, Mr.ano
Mrs. II. q. Marshall OF Boston al Orange
County Hotel, Mrs. Mariette Wood Of
Northfield. Lester A. Bryant oil Lincoln,
Lewis w. Bryant of Templeton, Mass, ~
Mrs. Irene Carpenters, Geo. a: Emery ana
wife Of Somerville. Mass, at Miss Uustin =
Wilson S. Emery and son OF Boston; AZ
bert Z. Emery OF Quechee at Col. :,
EmeTy's, Miss Emily Norris ana Mrs'
Mary Norris Sherburn Of Jamaica fialn;
Mass, at +. ID. Barnes, Hugh clarke slu
wife OF Vershire at Henry Clarke > "rs'
Mary Allen Robinson of Chicago at 4. l.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
Ihe Raxmona-Tewksbury weddIna.

A very pretty wedding characterized by
the utmost simplicity took place at eight
O'Clock Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Tewksbury when
their daughter, Carrie Irene, became the
wife of Joseph Walter Raymond, who has
been with the firm of NJ. A. 1ewksbury
for the past five years.
The house was very attractively deco
rated for the occasion, sweet peas predom-
mating among the flowers. In the centre
OF the dining room table was large bowl
filled with sweet peas, while Others were
strewn with pleasing effect on the table.
The piazza was prettily lighted and effect
lively screened with maple branches and
clematis, while twining clematis was
every where in the rooms. The ushers
were f. w. Tewksbury and Fred Flint.
The ceremony was performed in the par
lor by Rev. G. +. Ladd, pastor OF the First
Congregational church, in the presence OF
about one hundred guests. The groom
entered attended by his best man, Robert
Mitchell, while the bride came from
another door on the arm OF her father.
She was preceded by her sister, Fora, who
acted as bridesmaid. The bride wore
gown OF white sheer material with ac-
Gordon plated skirt. There was no
music.
After the ceremony the guests were re-
eeived by the bride and groom and Mr.
anC Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served.
In the apartments lately fitted in the house
for the occupancy OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond the wedding gifts were shown and
were many and elegant, including furni-
ture embroidery, silver, paintings, deco
rated china, etc.
Among the guests from away were Mrs.
j. X. Chandler, a sister OF Mrs. Nj. A.
1'ewksbury, and her granddaughter, Miss
Maud Chandler, of New Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Campbell and Miss Emma
Campbell Of Goffstown, n. H.; Mrs. Eu-
gene d. Segar of Burlington, Charles +.
Wood of Boston and Harry Ford OF Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond are away for
two weeks wedding trip, and will visit
the Pan-American exposition, Montreal
and Toronto before their return.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
a CroundIess Charoe.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I read in your last issue
that complaint was made to the grand
Juror Of Chelsea as to my being intoxicat-
ed when committed. The charge was
made by j. +. hanson. The same was
forwarded through Hotelkeepef Dicken-
son to Grand Juror johnson. DR.. God
FREY who attended me while i'll, proved
to Alr. Johnson's satisfaction that there
was no truth in the charge. Wilson came
over to Chelsea Saturday TO push the
charge but found himself out of job.
WILL n. LARoCK.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
Rouah Riders at Main Show.

Walter l.. Main is certainly up to date in
all his ideas. An entire company of
United States Rough Riders forms one of
the features OF his New Fashion Plate
Shows this season. Dressed in the same
uniforms in which they fought under Old
Glory at San Juan, at FL Caney, at Sibony
and at Daiquiri, they perform feats OF
horsemanship terrific and awe-inspiring
in the extreme. They also take part in
exciting sham battles illustrating their
mode OF warfare in tine Philippines, and
conclude by bfealSueck standing Roman
race around the immense hippodrome
track All in all, ii is a performance
thrilling in the extreme, and all the more
interesting aud instructive when enacted
by men who have themselves assisted so
materially in later day history making.
They will be seen with all the other
features OF the big aggregation when it
comes TO Pendolph ON Thursday, Aug. 81
The show lot is the old grounds on High
land avenue and Maple street.
Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. II. BEAN,
ASH Dudley St.. Roxbury, Mass
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Married Men VS.. Single Men.

One of the hottest games OF base pan
thai was ever witnessed in the town OF
50. Royalton was played SATURDAY after
noon between the married and single men
and resulted in victory for the former by
a score ON TO 10. Although it took II
innings to decide, the married men proved
10 he In the game all the time, tying the
score in the 9Th by two errors and three
base hit hy Reed. The features OF the
game were the BAKERY work OF Reed and
Waldo. and Culver and Fanert, the nelo,
ing of o. Flint. and batting oil heed aho
Dolan.