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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-16
MAIL CARRIER MAY DIE.
He is Thrown From Wagon by Runa-
Way Team.

way Team.
Black River Falls, Wis Sept Ii
G.. w. Emple mail carrier between
here and Shamrock. was thrown from
his wagon yesterday afternoon by his
runaway team, striking on his head
on the pavement, and there is no hope
of his recovery. His team became
frightened at the high water in the
river.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-16

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The city and county fathers
are at outs on the question Of the
water supply for the county
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
ADAMS

II. Olaf Huseby Of Christians Norway,
arrived Tuesday to visit his brother,
Arne Huseby. His son accompanied
him. ~" -. 1. Z, '..s<
Favora BILE news comes from Mrs.
w. F. St.. Clair who recently had a
surgical operation at the Rochester
hospital. Hopes are entertained of
her ultimate recovery. III zss s:asssa .: +
+ A daughter was born to Mrs. Joe
Stephany Aug. 20. ...=% ~
The contract for putting in light
and heating gas plant in this village
has just been let to the Standard Gas
Co., Of Omaha, Neb. The gas will be
manufactured from crude oil and will
be conveyed to stores and residences
by street mains. The village streets
will also be lighted in the same man
jner.r Work begins on the plant this
week aud will be finished about Oct.
IS. Reduction in present cost OF
heati ing and hting is promised.
A new burglar alarm has been put
into the Bank of Adams as extra pre-
caution against robbery : r.
Art Krebsbach and Bennie King
have entered St. Thomas college at
St. Paul. >s.s,.. ..@. ..
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
4
LYLE
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Rev. a. q. Currie left Tuesday 10:
q two weeks vacation at Carlton,
MINI. ]. and other points north
Claud Gordon cut his lip while
cutting wood last week and had to
have the physician sew it up.
(: Mrs. Roberter Anderson and daugh.
ter went to Mitchell Wednesday on q
visit. 1=,ss .$s 3z5} .=sz. 4.
Mrs. G: Maltby and son spent last
week with relatives at Rich Valley.
Mrs.W. 2. Waugh and child, OF
Bloomer, Wis, who have been spend
ing month with relatives IN this
locality returned home Wednesday
a large number Of our: people are
planning to take Ia our county fair at
Austin this week. 81, J. D s.,s.S !. (.
J.sW. Johnson has just moved into
his fine new house. # zsE # sss. z s.5t..-#
The state fair was we'll patronized
by appreciatiye people from Lyle. :.
! AsdauR Rhterswas born to Mrs. w. M
Clark Aug 20. s .4ss> aIs'@ *.*s: ~
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
i
:VARCO

The rcoites that attended the.
state fair we're Mrs Thorn as arco
and two grand ghters Elma and
Pearl, Mrs q, H. Lott and N e. q. 81.
5Sayles. +. 81 !. Pike and Fay and Letta
Pratt ~
leslie Pike iss going to- the s.. M.
= Normal college which began Sept. J.
Mrs Parme enters two sniecesI 8
Nora ana Frances Connor are visiting
her.
4, Rosabell and Celia Pike attended
the Meeting of the q. 81 Ruth
'lsl.' l.wards' g home a. Austtn Thursday
Charley BrownelI has eturned from
|Ethe | Chg vest md d,reperts that no tlarash-
Ing could he G done O. srcount 81 rain.
md Nh y Isheple snd
|chil dIen yisItel & llert isft's tll,e
4 !1ies e of' 'l,slIsll 4 s ~ b d
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
'rAClIpI
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Peter Kasel toolt &C the state fair
Monday to Wed dnesday.
L Mrs. I'd Jordan and danghter
Mamie haye.aone TO Anoka to visit 4
sick sister.
Olson relieves F..sSS White al
the Milwaukee depot for. q fev weeks.5
Fred says somet ethine VIII happen dur-
Ing his relief
Eugene Potter and son Frank Ed
die Jordan, Harry Pantveins and O.
y. Daily took: Ii the sights ~ the
state fair Wednesday and Thursday.
School opened Monday with Miss
Alta Wrightas teacher.
Miss Anna Murphy left for Austin
Saturday She expects TO attend
school there this fall and win ter.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
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Tape Worm

Removed free of charge without
sickness, pain or loss of business. Any
person knowing themselves to be an
noyed with tape worm and have been
tampered with male fern, cruso, spige-
ha, pumpkin seeds and other "old
granny" remedies, will be permanently
relieved, head and all complete, if they
will call on DR.. G. w. Smith, room q,
Grand hotel and explain how long
it was tampered with; my medicine is
free to those troubled with same, if
they call at once. Bring this notice.
with you. .s:.. j
7; Over 500 persons in Minnesota have
been successfully treated with this
medicine, and 1t has not failed in a
single case to produce the head. Don't
come unless you are positive you pos
sess tape worm. [ am not here to
practice medicine, but will: give this
treatment and advice free. g..
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
BLOOMING PRAIRIE [

George Weber OF Lansing visited
his daughter, Mrs, Byron Morton, last
week. y " III .s ..... 55. .sS-s5.t.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schisler are
visiting relatives at Winthrop.
Mrs. George Hunt and daughter Of
.BsroW'n1sdale visited Mrs. John steen
last week. ..I'., E B. .ss,. s., .ss.:s
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Brooks Sept. 10. "
Miss Florence Guthrie has just en-
tered the state university. >
Mrs. W. Z. Bucksen and children
are visiting relatives at Chilicothe,
Mo-. Ns sts,:5s.S5g. :5 .g ST i,.z <s*.-
Mrs: William Butler and Mrs. P.s
Fitzgerald will entertain the Altar.
Society Sept. lOS .." !. 2.szs ..$ K.
Miss Lizzie Coggins went to ST.
Paul Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
Mcbride, rid! the Grocer's
Z. Weekly Letter.

Butter. Good table quality still has
ready sale at 18c trade, 15c cash..
p Eggs. Advance of last week holds
good; paying l6c trade, 13c cash.
Potatoes. It is evident our local
crop is going to be failure because of
rot. The disease seems general in this
section; paying this week for sound
ripe stock 4Oc cash, SOC trade.
Apples. Dutchess about gone. A
few still coming but are pretty ripe;
pay SOC trade, 4Oc !. cash for sound
Dutchess. 60c trade, SOC cash for good
hand picked Wealthy. Nothing else
new. .'s&* x .ss2sg =...sa Z (.
Honey retails at 1211zc; /, am N, n paying ing
1Oc. s2 =.
Garden vegetables supplied by fthe
market gardeners, largely by those ped
ding from house to house. Is not
much use for others to bring them in.
y MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
YI.E CEN ENTER,

- LIZ GENYER
The iny weathe has put q stop
tot ming again. 5.ss B.
q Barthell Il entertaining =,
q friend from q Indepe ndence, Iowa
Edith and Maud Vest Ne nt is Aus-
1 8tiD 4 Sunday where they Will attend
school the coming veal.
g Our school viii Coz q mumence Sept Ia
with 3 lHosard 3 ''s & l, lcF 3 Fiee as teacher.
We nave heard mum ber of com.
plants that potatoes are rott1ng badly.
this We weat ther. US.
Mabel and Nellie Hotson have re-
turned TO their home atsAustin toat-
tend school
We gee there are some new window.
shades at the school house windows
They we're needed.
There are plenty OF chicken hunters,
but there seems to be Scarcity Of
chickens. .sss=$
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
BROWNSDALE

! School begins next Monday.
The following officers of the new
Bank of Brownsville were elected Sept.
l: w. S: Woodward, president; N. K.
Dahle, vice president; j. 81. Leary.
cashier; NJ. Stephenson, H. A. Brown,
N. K. Dahle, w. s. Woodward, J.:H.
Leary. directors. The new bank will
open as soon as the building and fix
lures are ready which will be within a
a short time. i, X: :. 5.:.#-S
!. Mrs. Walt. Bacon and two children
OF West Superior spent last week with
her parents, Mr..and Mrs. ALI Louns.,
bury. 4. .#5,.=* :.5.
Miss Nina Swift commenced Sept.
.7th to teach the 9th grade at Gas
City. Indiana. 5. ..=
d. Miss Mary Sims entertained COM
pany of friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
LONDON

Miss Clough, who has been visiting
at Dollie Hunters returned to her
home Thursday. 81 .. . 8. Il 5. *>. s.zs
The new iron bridge across the
creek by Mr.. Crisman's is complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz.of Joliet, H.,
visited friends here few days OF last
week .% ~ : s.ss.s 81. ...$ .5a II. G$s
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin, who expect to
move to their home In North Dakota
soon, were entertained Friday even
iog BY q large company of friends,
leaving as e rememb brance a lovely
rocking chair. S ':s d.
Leu Koetha, A. Lang, VIM. Robert
son and Florence Lang returned Sat-
urday from the state fair. 4 y
Maud Butts, began her school in
the Tor bloc District Monday. Minnie
Nelson began her school Monday ID
the Goslee District 81 I. 81
About Is friends gathered at Nthe
home Of Mr.sand Mrs. Henry Moshier
Saturday it being their 25th wedding
anniversary They were presented
with q silver center set, set Of silver
knives and forks and teaspoons, i q
hanging lamp, q roc king chair and q
center ia BILE. A bountiful dinner vas
served The Won 4 a fnlt,a 10 : ho.a, 3 i =
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
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n Miss Octavia NJ Mastella is now oper.
.ator at the Greening and N. w. Tele.
phone ',! Exchange here. sS455 ss &
NE, Bentley from California is visit
ing his brother.
1. DR.. N. Hardy Of Austin Is here
this week, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
8 P.7Vandenoeyer has returned to
5Minot. s5s.s
Will Rahilly went to Rochester to
consult the Drs. Mayo. B. B.
Mrs. HENDERSON has gone to Minot,
N. y.
Miss Hoppin of Northdeld has ar
rived il town and will teach the Ep-
pard school this winter
81 Wa Med berry and wife and w. i. !
Daily returned from the state fair
and eport every ything grand
The Misses " eber from Minneapolis
are Wishing their sister Miss Alice
Weber.
81 Waffle has boug ught5 the Soren-
son property he got II very reason
able.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
Escaped an Awful Fate,

Mr.. 81. HaRgins OF Melbourne, Fla,
writes. My doctor told me had Con .
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. / was given up to die. The
offer of q free trial bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump,
tion, induced rue to try it. Results
were startling. am now on the road
to recovery and owe all to DR.. Kings
New Discovery. It surely saved my
life" This great cure is guaranteed
for all throat and lung diseases by X !.
O.'Wold Druggists. Price SOC & $1.00.
Trial Bottles free 4. sz
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
OAK

wish to expresss throngh the
columns sofs this pap pei. my gratitude
80 the Modern odmen, Of Americs#
for the prompt payment Of my late.
husbands insurance nce, he being . mem
Der of Oakland Camp and TO the Of
,fcers and neig hbors Of sald camp for
their faithfullness and ala. all given
with 8 free good MI ss
sssIs Rs. JAMES Hayes.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09

SUTTON

I Miss May Howard OF Austin has
been engaged to teach this winter in
Dist 78 VI; s
Andrew PIoeschel left for Arkansas
Tuesday to look after his land there.
Miss Cora Schroeder OF Grand3M 3Mea.
dow visited at the John Christgau
home last week. IS
G Seebach was IN Leroy on bust,
ness several days last week. .55
The young folks choir met last
Wednesday Tor the first time this sea.
son. They meet Friday evenings
s.
Ed. Christgau and Will Hagen took
in the state fail last week, the weather
not being favorable for threshtnp.
Among the others who went to the
fair from this vicinity are Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Hartje, Chas. Fairbanks
and son Bari and J.. M. Christgau and
daughter Minnie. The latter goes
from the cities to Red Wing where
she will attend school this winter: e. s....s.
+ w. Arndt of:Austin has been stay
ing on his farm here during the: past
week. g 5i lS'Ss x@s2 $ss. A
Arthur Seebach visited relatives iD
Brownsville Sunday r. .a.;.4,.z ..s,.: :.
Otto Jech. tie 12 year old son Of
John Jech, died last Wednesday Of
diabetes after an:illness of. only few
hours. The burial took place Friday
in the cemetery aof Rev, Schlutz's
church. ~ s;.y. s
Some OF the chicken hunters OF this
vicinity we're quite successful last
week. sa1 .@.... ..,.. III s1...ss <z.@51 r.
Fred Christgau is remodeling his
house. Will .Salge is doing the car.
penter work. .s.Sst I: III
Mr.. 3. ,Seebach OF Goodhue county
is visiting with his brother, G.. See
bach. :ssyS}5.
q The farmers have given up all hope
Of q corn crop zthis fall. Too much
cold and wet. 10. 3s ss j.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
LANSING

Among those who went to the state
fair Wednesday from this place, were
Art Enney, George Phillips F. "a.
Foote, and III. r Soule. 81. B. Roe
and son and B. Miller weut on Thurs
day. II e Nd. :5 y
Thursday Sept. 3rd born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Thompson a little daughter.
Mother and child doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meehan came from
Dakota to attend the Soholik. 6 Gillan
wedding. Mrs. Meeha.n an aunt OF
the bride was formerly 8 i ansing girl.
Mrs. Smith OF MinneapolisIcam the
last OF the week to visit au1tsLtzzie
Lyons S.S.s 81; 5
kettie Vaughanlef Sunday eve for
Winona to attend the Normal school
there. s. sss u N s:S 5
Emma Stimson Of Austin visited
friends here q few days last week
Lon Wilder and family came up i,I
from Lyle Saturday to visit relatives
retnrntng Sunday.
e. = Beadell and Mrs. H. NJ. Nc,
Intyre left Saturday eve for Spring
Green, Wis, called there by the serf.
GUS illness OF their mother.
b Miss Nal bel Vaughan left Thursday
for Pelican where she IL engaged to
teach school the coming year. ss
Misses Edith and Cassie Weber LEFT
Sunday for their school work az Rose
Greek and Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose eph Dickerson
came the last Of the week 70 visit
their daughter, n e. SH Roe and
family
John A athieson came down from
sN0rthfel Satnrday eve.
Norman CARL sof Faribault Il yisit-
5iDg relatives and friend g
4 Miss Jennie Last visiting her
friend Miss Olive Y aug ohsn.. .
b Henry Iiller came from the vest
last week to visit rsl i q tves. Itt 10 his
arst Ytsit home tns q bout u Nenty yesEisl.
lellasa g ssils'd SO lsiysds ssts st
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
! Low Rates to California.

q Thy not go in October, whe d the.
rates are loW2 Only $3.50 from Aus.
tin, MINI, to San Francisco or Los
Angeles and return, October 3 to II,
via the Chicago, M Milwaukee s. St.
Paul Railway client train serv-
ice. Tickets good on The Overland
Limited or two other fast daily trains
via this line. Conn plete 10 Information.
on request. "a 4. MILLER, General
9 Passenger Agent. Chicago.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
Notice to The Public.

l hereby give notice to all persons
that [ have this day given his time to
my minor son, Robert D. Register, and
from date I will not be responsible for
or pay any debts which he may contract
and 1 will not claim or hold any of his
earnings. = ='. 80
h. 49, " JOHN REGISTER.
Moscow, Mimi, August 18, 1903.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
.FI .9ttI - d n e. -.
Low Rates to Salt Lake City.

Only $36 80 to Salt Lake City, or
Ogden, Utah,and return, September
~ Z . to q Return limit. Octo Der, Is,
via Chicago, Milwa1 kee & ST. Paul
Railway. Ask nearest agent for de-.
tails: or write to: :F. a. MILLER, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Chicago. 7s !
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
Rates to Baltimore, Md.

Reduced Rates to Baltimore, Md.
The Chicago Great Western will on
Sept. u, l8. and 10Th, sell round trip
tickets to Baltimore at the rate Of one
fare plus 500, on account OF the An
nual Meeting, Grand Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, Sept.
21.26, 1908. Tickets good retu rning
until September Goth, and by payment
OF 81 90 fee until October 3rd. For
further information apply to any
Great Western Agent, or j. p. Elmer,
Ct. p. A., Chicago, I'll. rs s s.@s :s, 3. (,
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
Snap II Farm Properly.

b I have for sale 100 acres 81 improved
land IA Carver COUNT So acres
i in field, 90 acres meade 81 acres tim.
sber and pasture Good barr, Well,
windmill y. and al necessary bull ldings,
one g mile q ana rom creamery.
Price A0 perf acre e ken soon. Ed
sFeterson gsant, ] i'm. &
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
IHE q II a. NSCR IPI
AUSTIN. WEpNEsDAY,5E 5EPT 1903
REL r OR I Err S 0TES.
items OF Interest that are Gath
cred from nj Parts 0i
& the County s.ssss
.LE EE'R0Y

I ltllfe tlfe was guest Of q lSs 10y mckee
last week. 's
Mrs. Brooks 81 Chicago Is visiting
her brother. Ole johnson. |
r. A.sShutz has torn down the old
sheds and Is otherwise improving the
property recently purchased OF the
Frisbie estate. He says. however, he
is not tearing down his barns TO build
larger-not this year.
The Parochial school which has
been conducted at the Lutheran
church lebrated the closing Of the
term Tuesday Of last week by holding
a picnic on the John Rowe farm In
the Old Town. a very pleasant time
is reported. rs
Mrs. Smart Of the Enterprise MIL
linery store, was In St. Paul last week
lloOking up fall styles. Il Il.
Miss Emma Thelan has accepted
the position OF Hello girl at Adams.
G. J.Wells has resigned the posi-!
tion OF marshal and, H. u. Boyd I'd
again wearing the star. i
Miss Bertha Smith visited Ia Rice
vile over Sunday: !, ss.i Sss5s
Mr.. and Mrs y James Findley, Who
aresddh to osleave :Le Roy ysahd axe up
their residence withEtheir son II Min-
neapolis, were pleasantly surprised
Friday evening when they were In.
vited over to the Presbyterian church
where q large company OF friends were
present, who, with, hearty greetings
and many kind wishes for future hap.
piness in,. their new home, delegated
Rev: J. RUSSELL Jones, with a few
pleasant remarks to present to them
each new pair Of gold bound glasses,
also an envelope containing the
wherswith to return at any time or TO
be used 10 any way that pleased
them best. 3sssl ,,s w n.
W. M: Frank has purchased fine
new buggy which with his recent pur.
chase Of jubilee First will constitute
swell turnout. Now, girls.
Mrs. Wm. Bassler OF Austin was
visiting relatives 10 Leroy last week.
Mrs. ST.. Jones returned last week
from quite an extended visit at Red
Lodge, Montana. and is now occupy.
ing the residence recently occupied
by Eugene Crandall on Read street.
Mrs, Jane Daily lost valuable COW
Sunday. !. s . u
A large company of friends Of w J.
B. Spencer, called at his home Satur-
day evening to offer congratulations
on his SO6h birthdoy. Mr. Spencer
came to Leroy in the fifties and was
one Of our most successful farmers
until few years since. He purchased
and now occupies pleasant home in
the village. He is still able to enjo joy
life and his many friends hope that
both he and his estima BILE wife will
remain with us for many years yet. #
Mrs. Scully and Miss Scully, sister
and sister-in-law of Mrs: Shields, OF
Iowa, were her guests last week
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09
GRAND MEADOW

Mrs. K. J. Weeks went to he home
in Thief River Falls Friday after q
Y weeks visit with friends here.
B. A. Johnson went to Austin Mon
day. & 4. r 2 as=f $235ls#a ..sls5. T:
Ichabod Hovda and daughter, Mrs.
Martin Lokkee, returned from the
state fair Monday. A '.,. %:,.E. /. .9..
Rev. Baumgarden preached his last
sermon in the NJ II. church Sunday
evening. He returned to Rochester
Monday and viii resume his school
swork at Berea ollege v Ii | f.s ks1 !. !
Laura Lewis went. to Mile Laos
Friday where she will teach school. sc s#.#..
George Wright went to North Da-
kota Friday. ss e 3
Anton Hovda has bought the furnfs
ture business OF Ole Tandy i.5.35. 81
Mrs. L. @. Lindsey and Mrs. p. p.
Cary attended the state fair: 4 .5s
The Cantata Snow White" was
given at the town hall Friday even
lux W d.luA uOuSe .t55 5s s3&
Mrs. FL. J. Lockwood has returned
s from California where she has been
for nearly q year. 4.
Misses Prtnz and Bloom arrived
Friday oresume school work.
OJ, p Hudson OF Mazo, Maine. spent
Sunday with his brother John5at this
place returning home Monday
Workmen on the school house went
on q strike last week which will delay.
the opening of our school. &
Misses Ethel Goodsell and Olene
Harris Will resume school work az
Usage next week
Carroll Bush goes TO Hamlne col-
1ege nextw 5 ID
Miss Alma Peterson IS IS Minneap-
oils studying music: 5zs
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-09

Miss May Howard OF Austin has
been engaged to teach this winter in
niak 10 s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-27

Miss Nina Leach. Miss A. E. Spec, Robert Rowley, George E. somers, Jr., John Chidsey, MT. and Mrs. A. G. Cooper and MT. and Mrs. Beecher.
 Miss Mae H. Cook of 321 Cedar street has returned from two weeks visit in New York city.
 Mrs. Annie Hayes Wright of Green field, Mass, is visiting the family of Constable M. R. EnscOe of 45 Edwards street.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Hirsh and family of New York are expected at their Saw in Rock cottage, about June 1. The fortunate fact that Decoration day comes on Saturday will be taken advantage of my many who will leave town Friday evening to remain away until Monday. Some whose arrange ments are already made are Misses Carrie Alexander, Rose and Fannie Berman and Stella Straus, who will spend three days in New York city. To-day the Boys brigade of Hum- phrey street Congregational church 1 will give an entertainment in Pyramid hall, corner State and Hine place. An amusing comedy, entitled An Artists Mistake" will be presented. The play l is exceedingly bright and graceful, with strong vein of comic underplay on the part of Mrs. Mills, an old nurse. The cast has been ably coached by Mrs. , Frank E. Austin, who has had a wide 1 experience in amateur theatricals. During the intermission Miss Mathilda Richter and Frank Doran will render several solos. The tickets for the en- 1 tertainment are fifteen cents, and may be obtained from members of the com { pany or at the door. Ice cream will be on sale after the entertainment. William McKeon has accepted po- sition in the railroad office and his place at MendeI & Freedman's has been l filled by Frederick Cronan, formerly with the Winchester company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-27
OF SPECIAL LOCAL INTEREST.

The issne os the Worlds Work mag azine for June is of especial local inter- est, as it contains an article by Walter Camp lon a Summers, Roughing It. which is bit of personal experience of MT. Camps college days; also an article entitled ''To the Arctic in an Automo- bile" by Ralph D. Paine, an old Yale oarsman and formerly of the staff of the Journal and Courier, and who is a son os Rev. Mir. Paine. Methodist clergyman who preached a number of years ago in this city. Copies may be had at the Pease-Lewis Go.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-27
BUREAU OF CONFIRMATION.

The Bureau of Compensation will hold a day, May 2s, 1903, at 8 o'clock D. m. At that time and place will be given to those who desire opportunity to be heard in re lation to an assessment of benefits and damages for the following proposed public improvements:
 Establishment of legal grade on Clifton Street, between the Railroad Bridge and Easton Street, in accordance with an order 9f the Board of Aldermen, approved by His For the opening of a new street from Fountain Street to Edgewood Avenue in Westvllle, to be known as Mckinley Avenue, and the establishment of a legal grade thereon in accordance with an order of the Board of Aldermen, approved by His Honor. the Mayor, January 21, 1903.
 BUREAU OF CONFIRMATION.
 MARSHALL G. CLARKE,
 m26 3t Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-27

AUCTION SALE, Household Furniture. at B Sylvan Avenue, Wednesday morning. May 2, at 9,30 o'clock, consisting in part of a Mum & Clark Pianoforte, Antioue Carved Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Roller End Bedstead, Bureaus, Featherbeds, Carpets, Tables, Chairs. Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils. etc. EDWARD C.
 BEECHER, Auctioneer. n126 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-27
MRS. KATHERINE SMITH.

Mrs. Katherine Smith died Monday night at her home, F John street, Wa terhury. The funeral will take place this morning at S:30 to St. Patrick's S church, in that city. The remains will be brought to New Haven for inter- ment.