The Olean Democrat from Olean, New York • Page 5

CLEAN WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, THE OLEAN DEMOCRAT. A CHANGE The Democrat is now Issuod in oare form twice a week instead of tUteen once a week. The price remaius the Mra. J. M.

llotner left for Bolivur this tame- on i of If will cash NOTICE. The date at which your subscrip fcion expires is pltiiuly printed ou the address label on every DEMOCRAT you receive. Our torius of subscription are invariably payment in advance," and the paper will be discontinued at the expiration of time paid for unless subscription is renewed, not that we are afraid to trust you, but because experience has proven that the cash-m-advance system is more satisfactory to both publisher and subscribers. The address la your paper is sufficient not when your subscription expire the paper stops coming you know the reason why. The syrftern has enabled the publishers to furnish you with two papers each week instead of one.

Do not fail to renew your subscription promptly. BRIEF NEWS M. N. Dewater of Hornellsville is in the city. I.

Edwin Harris is visiting his parents on Union street. The "43'!" orchestra played at a big ball in Bolivar last night. Two more of the electric cars for the street railway have arrived J. F. Wooddell left this morning for Buffalo enroute for Cornell university.

Miss Mamie Ashton has returned home from a few months visit in Philadelphia. Miss Vernie Lockwood is visiting friends in Clean, N. News. L. 0.

Scott left yesterday for Boston and the tst in the interest of the Acme Milling company. Mrs. Hennick of Austin is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Phillips on Ninth street. Miss Matie Brickell will entertain the Mozart club this evening and it is desired that all the members attend. About twelve couples of young society peoole enjoyed a very pleasant dance at Blighton's hall last evening. William Reary, was arrested by Policeman Dan Allen last night on a charge of intoxication.

He pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $5, Those wishing to join the new (Bethel) Hive of Ladies ot the Ikaccabees should be on hand this week Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock at Maccabee hall, Foley block. Contractors Mandeville and Johnson started a gang of workmen to day commencing paving operations at the south TM .1 i- MM. A. J. DickiHon went to Buffalo this morning.

MJHH Lizzie Norton left to-day for a two week's visit in Buffalo. Mian Alice Nicholson went io Buffalo this morning for a lew day visit. John Sloane left this morning on business in E.tst Aurora and Buffalo. Mrs. W.

W. Ball is confined to her home by ill tier's. Mrs. Fox leaves this afternoon for a brief in Rochester. Miss Bertha Bussell returned to Elmira college last evening.

Dr. Maloy has returned from a brief visit to friends in Buffalo. Wm. Martin and A. M.

Chatk-y of Clarion, are in the city to-day. Mrs. Gray of Noblestown, is the guest of Mn. E. L.

Blood of Fifth street. portion of the district of Union The ladies of the W. C. T. U.

will hold their monthly business meeting April 7 at 4 P. M. at the CongreRotional church, directly after Mrs. Weaver's bible reading. The body of William Davie who was drowned in the river March 26 has not vet been recovered and probably will not until the river has gone down to its normal The installation of officers of Pioneer Lodge, I.

O. S. B. will take place at their quarters Saturday evening. It is requested by the recording secretary that all officers and members be present.

Miss Una Allen, who has been confined to the house by a broken for nearlv a year, is now, under the medical direction of Dr. J. G. Clark, rapidly improving. She is now able to wait out alone for short periods.

Rev. E. R. Sidell, the first general sec retary of the Olean Y. M.

A. but now pastor of the M. E. church at Tomah, Wi consin, is passing a few days with Olean friends He ia accompanied by Mrs. Sidell.

They are on their way to New Jersey to vioit relatives and friends. John of Trustee Thomas Dolan of Olean, died at his home in Boston Sunday from a paralytic stroke. He was about 50 years of age aud leaves a wife and seven children. He was connected with the Boston health department and was a highly respected citizen. The funeral was held yesterday.

Arthur Deming, the talented young comedian who made a hit here with Vreeland's minstrels last fall, was in the city yesterday the guest of Manager Purrington of the opera housp. He has allied himself with Sweet DeCoursey's comedy company, which are endeavoring to secure a date in Olean for their excellent farce comedy, "A The liquor store of J. A. Ryan at North Olean was broken into last night and a number of jugs of whisky and were stolen. This makes the second time -within a short period that thieves have successfully burglarized this place.

It is understood that, a clue is held by the police and the guilty parties may toon be brought to justice. The Hornellsville Times says: Mr Dunham, who has bad the of paving in Olean. Dunkirk. and other cities, will be at the cit; hall Thursday eiening to coiifT with our citizens "in regard to methods and of paving and will he pleaded to all questions pertaining io tin 1 important tubject. Our citizens are invited to The case of Jefferson Scott arrested on a charge of forgery was 't 'd before Justice Parker ytfttT'lay fift'-r- noon.

After the c-xamination Scott hi-ld on a Charge of forgery in tlv second decree. The defendant haa.retain fl counpfl M. P- Jewed and will pr ablv i i i in the roun'v -i' to await the action of the grand tbe Miss Bessie Sartwell left this morning for Wells college to continue her studies Contractor J. I. McCarthy is confined to his home by a serious attack of illness.

Mr. J. W. Collopy commenced Io move his household goods to Jamestown tc-day. Beile Shaffer will entertain the Handel and Haydn society at her home this evening.

Miss Nannie Cook of North Olean has accepted a position in George B. Adams dry good store. S. Morgan of Syracuse and. M.

0. Dennis of Batavia, prominent insurance adjusters, are in the city. Miss Ella Chambeilin of Buffalo is passing a few visit with relatives in this city, Mr and Bruce Kidney have gone to Caneadea where they will make their future home. Mrs.LangfordRodgers retuined to-day to her home in Buffalo after a few days viit in the city. Henry Nichols and Chas.

W. Benjamin of Hamburgh are in the city to-oay on real estate business. Miss Harriet Johnson left last evening for Elmira where she will continue her studies at the Female college. The honorary and active 43'd' members will give a social hop in the armory this evening to their lady fri nds. Miss Belle Shaffer pleasantly entertained the Handel and Haydn society at her home on Stt te street last evening.

Swedish sextette of Jamestown will give one of their excellent concerts at Mayer's hall Sunday evening, April 23. Mrs. Frank Lewellyn left this mornirg for her home in Jamestown after a weeks' visit with her parents in Wahington. H. H.

Draeye, A. J. Lunt and S. T. Stf-arns, committee of Dunkirk Masons are in the city to-day looking ovei the Masonic Temple.

Mvron Ktrr formerly a resident of Olean but recently of Jamestown, has taken charge of the Wells Fargo express office in this city, Loudin's original Fisk Jubilee singers vdl give a concert at the First M. B. church Tuetclay evenipg, April 18, under the auspices of the Y. M. C.

A. I. Edwin Harris left to-day for St. Louis He has resigned his position as chemi-t to the Rancocas Chemical Works near Philadelphia and will engage SKWKKS AND PAVEMENTS CONTHACTS AWARDED FOR THEM YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. I i i i Coimtruct i i i i i i IJiirry i 1 mpnou Securo-l i CoJitr.n-t* i 8 i li-trry, Hiul Liiuroiiit Strert-i--Vlio Second A i i Atl- joiirii nl.

The paving comrms-kmers of State, U.irry,Second and La arena streets m't at Engineer Dunham's ottice yesterday afternoon to consider the bids fur paving those streets which were opened a week ago and published in the HEft- of Tuesday. The Srfcond street commissioners decided to adjourn the award of their contract to April 12. They are discussing the advisability of having a grave 1 foundation under pavement as it is cheaper than concrete. If they decide in favor of gravel they will reject all bid-, now in and will advertise fur ne -v bids. The east State, Barry and Laurens streets commissioners a warded their contracts to Messrs.

Park, Simpson Albrecht, of this city, whose biJs were tht lowest on the quality of brick desired-the States 01 Canton. The engineers estimates ot" the amount of paving to be done on these streets and the contractors' bids are as follows East State street. 6 160 squire yards, per t-qume yard. Barrv street, 10,600 tquare yards, 192.25--$2.38 per square yard. Laurens street.

4.900 square yards, 75--2 48 per square ard. The State an-1 Barry street commissioners awarded the contract for con strucli'-g sewers on those streets to M. Albrecht, the lowest bidder. The bids were as follows: East State street--Mandeville Johnson $1.838 70, W. H.

Simpson $1,468.05, M. Albrecht $1,447 27. Barry street--Mandeville Johnson $2.017.20. H. Simpson M.

Albrecht $1.545 11. Mr. Albrecht will commence the construction of the sewer as soon as the engineers get the established, which will probably be within a week if the weather continues favorable. The paving contractors will begin work on all the streets to be paved as fast as the sewers are laid. FRANKLlNViLLt.

i i i i i i i FitANKUNViLK, A mil 7 ---The original Fi.sk Jul-ili-e Miigers have been engaged to give a concert in the 1'irst Presbyterian church on Monday evening, April 17. The marriage of Miss Sarah Campbell to Harmon L. Higgs, both of this place, occurred at the home of the bii.Ju's brother Menzo Campbell, Wednesday afternoon A i 5. They ure both well in this community and the KOoci wishes of a large circle of friends go with tl.cm on their journey through together. Ward is again able to be out.

Master Kay Cheeue.y out danger. The park ib in sore need of care. It should be cleaned up and gravel drawn to (ill up the ditch around it, made by Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Gov't Report PURE AN INSANE WOMAN.

business in St. Louis. The ladies of the Ninth street M. E. church gave a supper and social at the home of Miss Libbie Marth last evening.

A neat sum was realized which will apply on the church fund. Mrs. H. C. Morris, who has been confined to her rooms since last Sunday with a severe cold, is reoorted by her physician as paining.

Her many friends will be pleased to learn of her improved condition. A handsome advertising clock was placed in the Grand Central hotel office to-day. It was lettered by H. P. the artistic sign writer, and it is a credit to his ability.

The Maccabee fair at Mayer's hall last evening was well attended and the evening was massed by the young ptople very enjoyably. The fair will continue the remainder of the week. All ladies are admitted free- The Turner hose company has just received handsome new caps. They are the same style worn bv the members of the New York city fire department and are of the very best quality. They were procured through Fitzgerald Brothers, the clothiers, and are on exhibitiou in their north show window.

Her Son he i Kill Anyone who At. tempis to Take Her Away. F. Kelsey of South Olean a few days ago made a complaint to Poormaster that his wife was insane and he Dished her lodged in an asjlum. Mr.

Dennison visited Mrs. and deemed it advisable to have a conference of doctors examine the lady and if they reported her insane have her sent to Macbias. The doctors examined her and pronounced her seriously insane and thought she should be taken to an asylum. Mr. Dennison called at the ho'use and told the woman's son that he would come to-morrow morning and take her away.

The thought of having his mother taken to an so enraged the young man that he said he would kill anyone who attempts to take her from the house. Mr. Dennison will go over with officers and get her to-morrow m'-rning and remove her to the county asylum. liitchefl to the rail. Dell Aiuea has received the balance of his insurance, making a tot il of $2,200.

tie threw off $300 order to have the company settle. Easter sen-ices were in the several -hurdles Sunday morning. The churches were tabtily decorated i fl iwers and plants and the ladies were n-splen lent vvith new ribboria and bonnets. All day Friday ana Saturday i nesses were being examined in the sui ot jirs. Alex Curriw vs.

Mra. Jaines A. (Jrieison, which was March on account of tbe lion arrival of Mrs. Agnes Huntington of Ghau tauqua county, one of the heirs ami all eviuence was received. Th-i f-mt will be -umiaed up at Salamanca by ex-Gou grebsmau Laiulaw, council for the plaintiff and ex-Judge Henrieison, council of tbe defendent, and decision rendered by Referee Thrasher.

Tne suit had been pindmg for many months ami a gieat expense has been incurred besides the severing of family ties and experiencing much discomfiture annoyance. Ed Kose returned to his work Monday- after being confined at his mother's on Grove avenue for two weeks with a sprained ankle. James Sullivan of Eldred was his jfuest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Manning of Allegany were here over Sunday to conduce quarterly meeting arid union services ibe Free Methodibt church. Than Patterson and wife were in Far mersville Sundav. Miss Millie Hoag returned to her home in Sugartowu Saturday. Cashier Charles Case and wife of Ellicottville were in town this week. Mrs.

Lavanchia Mclntyre and Mi-s Ethel Potter attended the funeral of Mrs. Isaac Potter at Machias Friday of last week. W. B. Kidder of Warsaw Sundayed in town.

M. M. Sheppard's sister, Mrs. Butler and her husband of Olean visited him this week. The funeral of Mrs.

James Edmonds occurred In re Tuesday. She was the old. st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hara-and died ac their residence tvyo milt-n east of this village, of peretonius She was a beautiful girl but eighteen of age and had been a bride but a few months.

It is a very sad death. The votalion recital at the United Presbyterian church Monday evening universal satisfaction. Professor Cordingly furnished verv good music. Misses GraceSwan and Vinnie Grossman a ided much to the entertainment with pinging and playing. Charles Sanders played a cornet solo in Tuesday from a three weeks' Clllc i in PeniiSN vaniri.

Trout i i bicycling and foot hall phiying occupy the time and mind of most of now. Caslvcr i of Pike was in town this week. Glu'i-lfc bhi a N. Central a i a is a guest of his parents on Sherman Heights. Then- was ,1 tuagic lantern entertainment in the district school bous" Monday evening.

It was for thuse pupils wlio have not whispt and was quite a novel reward Herman Chf-eney has begun tbe study of law i W. Warinir, taking place of Leonard Lunckton who has gone to Buffalo. is on the sick lisr. Mrs Nellie Samusori and children of Vorkshire. were guests of ner sister Mm.

L. VanHoesen, a Claude Howard is workin.r in Buffalo. Jessie Bowen was home from Buffalo Wednesday. City 1'n-kei olllce 01 i i The management of tV Xickfl Plate road announce from April 1st. thur city i office in Chicago Cited at No 199 Clark ntiet, which is between Adams and Monroe street an-i i-it- uated on the east Mdi- of Clark street, less than a block north of the post office, here patrons of the Nickel Plate ro id who visit Chicago i the world's fair are cordially inviied to have mail addressed to them in care of the city ticket auerit of the Nickfl Plate.

As this location is in the heart of the business portion of Chicago and vrycon- venit-nt to the principal hotels, public buildings and of amustment, this invitation will diu'nless appreciated bv th-- i i Look out for our reduced rate announcements and other facts of interpf-t tho-e exp'C'ina: to vi-it the World's Columbian exposition. 2taw VARIOUS OBSERVATIONS. hs for Kedfling SUK- in Oiirrent WHJH, The Cuba Patriot i observes that an Olean young lady's p. dog died suddenly the other day and investigation showed it had been licking the cheeks of its fair owner, An exchange very appropriately says: An elbow friend remarks that as he looks at the newspaper portraits of some of those who have been snatched from death by the prompt and faithful ue of certain patent medicines, he wonders why they wanted to live. All who read in Harper's Mary E.

Wilkius's fine tragedy of the Salem witchcraft, entitled ''Giles Corey. i be interested to know that it was successfully produced at tbe Hoilis reet Theater, Boston, Saturday night, with F. F. Mackay a.s Giles C-irey and Booth as Martha Corey. Miss Wilkins herself thought the play unactable, and so it uiust have ser-med to readers, but the accounts agree tnat its first pioduclion was a brilliant success.

BABY FOUR WEEKS OLD Distressing Skin Disease from Birth. Cured in 5 Weeks. Made Healthy and Beautiful by Cuticura Remedies. My baby boy had been Buffering from birth with seme sort of "an eruption. The called it His little neck was one raw and exposed maes of red, inflamed flesh.

Hia arms and across and under his thighs, wherever the fai made a fold, were just the same. For four after his birth he suffered with this option, and until I got Cu- TicrrtA REMEDIES, there was little sleep for any one. In five weeks he was completely cured. He old February 1st, and you ought smooth, even, and a beauiiful in'! coior. He ia as healthy as he can i RESOLVENT ha? given him r-tiensth.

I enclose his portrait. I CCTICURA RE3IEDIFS. They of too highly, they have done all 1 1 for thcrn- .,1 A. G.iKl;.N EK, 184E. 120d York.

-i tko of t'-o months my baby suffered in-- 1 her face and body. i i f-eJ CL-TICUKA REMEDIES- ripect guti-factory. The childhas no A- liLMiniful elan and is cured ''ne to all illid. J. liO rUEXBERG, 1663 First Ave Iv.

Y. Found "We cheeriully son will he positively asserts that he will carry out his threats. the Fourth Victim. Yesterday afternoon at 10:30, Jay D. Cady, a victim of the Higgins house fire, died at the hospital.

Cady was a clerk in the burned hotel and was a very popular man. He was aged 42 years. On the morning of the fire he was ter- riblv burned while trying to escape; his face, hands and body beicg badly blistered. He inhaled fire and was also injured bv jumping. He was first taken to the Ritldell house and later to the hospital, -where he received careful nursing.

He suffere I intensely and his death was a great relief. His father, S. S. Cady of Jamestown, was at his bedside when the last struggle came- The mother of the deceased is lying at the point of death at Jamestown. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and daughters rtsiding in Meadville.

Cady had not lived wnh his wife for som- time. The remains of the unfortunate clerk were taken to Jamestown for Era. iry ac Machlas. At a lace hour Sundiy night burglars entered the general store of D. S.

Tildun Son in Machias. forcing an entrance through the rear window. They st- cured about worth of goods. Early Monday morning the burglary was discovered by the firm, and they immediately telegraphed to all towns in the vicinity but did not hear anything from the goods until Tuesday when a dispatch from Salamanca came stating that two men had shipped a qu mtity of clothing and other merchandise evening through the American express office in that village addressed to John Matthew, Erie, Pa. The express agent the men as both haying on bran new- suits of clothes and each carrying new grips.

Mr. Tildon quickly notified the authorities at Erie and a close watch "as kept for the suspected parties. They finally called for the. merchamJi-se and were easily captured and are now in custody at Erie. The second man's name proved to be Michael Daley.

This morning Justice W. V. Smith of this city issued wairants for the arrest of the parties and a requisition has been asked of the governor lor their extradition. The Temple Quartette. Master Howard Sampson of Yorkshire visited relatives in town the first of the week.

Dctna Spring accompanied his cousin. Mr. Tarbeil, to Olean Friday night. There was a party given to Miss Blanche Spring of Filimore, ar, the home of Fred and Spiing on Thursday evening, March 30. About ten couples were assembled and all enjoyed the evening verv much.

"Dot, the'Mmor's Daughter" was rei dered at Morgan hal last Friday evening tc a $30 house. This will heip to swell the treasury of the I. O. G. bv members and for benefit! the drama was given.

Misses Peail i Knapp, Emma Andrews and Gn.c Kelly, and Messrs. Fred Lew. llyn and W. A. Black deserve especial mention although each conducted him or herself in a very creditable manner.

Bt- tween the acts'the audience was favr.rtd i a few very fine selections by Prof. Ja Smith who is an excellent pianist. A shcrt sp ech wasdeliveied by Henderson of Randolph, who asked thai the piny might be repeated the following evening for the benefit of the Randolph Home. It was done and although the house was not as well rilled Saturday even ng as it should have been for such a eood cause, yet a small sum was donated to that institution. Svra- For some mvoteiious reason the young aum who edits the local for the Bradford Siar seems to have grown cyniial concerning church choir soloists.

In writing up the ister services he said: ''The excellent. At one of the churches the choir rendered a beautiful anthem of green, brown and lavender costumes with trimmings of gimp, fur and chiffon. The soprana stng SL delightful solo in a Indian cishmere.wuh la vender embroidery and a yoke of draped Thetis lavender satin. Tne basso deserv- mention for his excellent voicing of a Scotch tweea solo with pink ar-d green P. rsian necktie- Yesterday was a day of triu-nph for the inodisie as well as the Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood and Skin PuriftVr, inlern.illy.aud CUTICURA, the frkiu Cure, and CCliCUIU.

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untr- Phi hp TB. Anna jI.HUrtmaD/former'y AnnaAl. SchrjntT), i i a i AJai-r. ot a i urs'ianl Io a ju 'g-ueut of foreciobiirr an sale ade th" ab i 1 action, graiite-i anasiecial term of th- SUIT, me court, eld a' 'he city a i county hail i.i hscut.v oi Buff Io, on -he 3 i of 1 loJS and in the county Clerks tWcotmtyof ttmaagu-, IS- Dl April, I. tl.e A ap for that purpose wnl i put he auction, as i aw cilrec tht setft of Mav.

S33 ore o'e ock 1:1 the er- 1 at the i i H-nn Uonn.lly, 118 I TJn'i t. isi th village i i pr-ni by sail juugmf-iit to be a i i descriuea a- i Ail i tbat't act ur p-jrcil of land situate the I Tillage of O'ean. county of Cattsrauu and i state i.f York, ben-B lot o. icmr (4). ia loc 1 No.

on- hur-dred ou- 0 iro for.y fm. (44) a A young lady. Miss Eva C. Kinney, recently assumed control of a Kinsas newspaper, and in her salutatory of the public said, am'nr other bright and chipp'T things, this: ''I aua a girl with ail a girl's love for fun, frolic and Commenting on this statement WN. f-y I I U1 Elrairn Advertiser gtntly but fiinily i i I me to a ma.

ot Ulv-an Miiasje, niaue Far be it from us who have grown i Go seli Miss Ada Homes is home from Of the Temple quartette which will be cuge univeli ty ri a vacation. i i Jate in By far the HK cal.re's a i ia; i i tr. f. dar.ce was rontn uMil evening. Ti." i w'-rf- either of the i Us n't t's si.n Macc up in spirit.

Ti.e fair will contimi" to-night and a of week, ending -with a grand bail next Monday evening. At the Opera. The largest, audience of the week wit tli" performance of ''Falsely Ac- cueed" at the evening hy the ib-itson coaipany. The p'lay a four-act drama, containing tome thrillinz and considerable opportunity for pood acting. It is little enough to fay that tb-se opportunities were- ni'ide the most of by Mr.

an'l his capable that th'" pl-iy pl the large audience was att'Vi-d the hearty applause throughout the performance. company will present a of western liie. it i- in A nia'ir--" pf rff'Tmarce viiJi be to-inoT'i-v 0071 at 2 o'clock. will only 10 cents to any i a 11. on th" children.

heard ar the M. E. church next Tuesday evening the Binghamton Re- publica'n says: The members of the quartette possess excellent voices, and their ensemble singiue, in harmony and expression, was superior to that of any male quartette heard herein a long time pist. Every number was sufficient proof that the WAS delighted witn the club's efforts- Solos were by Messrs. Spears Webber.

The former sang "Mv Sweetheart, When a Bov," and a lulla'ny as an encore. Mr. WebSer dt-liciously Strel'Zai's ''Of Tb-e 1''P and as an encore Bobin "Entreaty." The quartett" will be accompaTiied ny Lucia 31-ade Privtt, queen of nadirs an'i Thf admission will be 50 for p'-ats and 53 tlie Chairs and trali'-rv. S-at-. can be re-c-rvfi at W.

S. store. Mr. and Mrs. E'Json Ames were over from EllicotUille on business Satur- dav.

Frank Perley. Albany correspondent of the Buffalo "Express, arrived in town Saturdav eveainK d'd also Anna Robeson of Grander school. Canandaigua, N. Y. A.

J. Smith has purchased a building i lot on Maple avenue, known as the L'uld place, of W. A. Day anJ i soon trect a house thereon. I Mrs.

Minard suddenly at the home of her Nathaniel of Cadiz, Monday "Vt-ninj; at i o'clock. She was 9-1 paving in i be distri M. J. ioadof Zi a 'i e.t.'Tt never reoi iv a ca Bock raraily trade vsih rtbeive proinpt atten- icn. tf Jiat USflerent.

Tarbcll says win Ftood in hi-, -t -itement as to lh Sion of Union streti th" council fiK-ijay i a jni'-'i'i'-'i to pxiildin t'na i of pri" which wa-. ni. in the- i leaves two chiliiren. Mr-. Rar.sbury and Charles Pratt.

The burial was in Mount Pro-pect G. W. Varnum olTici.i'in^. The firm of John and blacksmiths, is -1 on arccunt I the illness nf tlv form-r. James v.ib continue tbe a-.

i A laixe nuntb'-r )V)U' i will 'reeled here this SIIMJIH Over a -cor of contracts have b.en onlv about nf Mr. Benbam is T. Hntton's Burt a at A r' in tbi- vir-in on to 5iis work "VWdnc 1 W. S. clerk in in th! N.

ba- i He is in grav and callous in the search for "fun, frolic and in the newspaper Business to ch 11 dear Eva's girli-n hope- ulness. "We. cannot refrain from feeling regret that our sweet young contemporary should seek "fun, frolic and romance" in a path that is as empty of very pleasant elements of life as a ast year's bird's nest is of egjcs- It saddens us to look forward to Eva's "fun' trving to live in peace with the fore man, the counting room and the public: to see her "frolicking" around trying to stand even with her rivals ami keep ahead of the weekly payroll and observe her wi-tfully gazing for the "romance" that r.ever climbs the editorial stairs. HESBT ed April 6th Referee- Attorr ey for Plaintiff. WORTH A GUINEA A BQZ." i CURE SICK HEADACHE, Disordered Liver, 5 Thcv Act Li'vc Magic on the Vital the Secretions, rcstorin- Complexion, back the Keen The Wi a vest numb-r of prsms.

and rrrre especially wiih the u' thf state of the skin, of tbe nutter of profoiii all. a clear, pure i- ji-, indicating scum! rir mi'-ll'-ft. There may lv "pn of various i r-iz- 1 or th'-re are bl or thf re may 'S'-r are a i i plo-" or or color; a i r-raly or there -iti a Ssl-V-s Of Price 25 a Dor. mav be "discoloration inip'Tfect i i a i i of more 1 A i i tbf Specifi 07 an tliis ir. ciiir for fven a v.ini' i tbe i town.

fire fsni in i Lii in Ely the or scs'-iTt illy giv. tons- to in ct'iv Spf-cifi ir'-ni exc i or to say i of 'Ji-i- I fali ui- a i of Foiirt'-'n. No DO YCU EAT PIE? --IF SO, IN FIVE MINUTES." I'S Pie Preparations 10 I Ready (or Use. Wholesome. Delicious, uri Then she EJ j-rea, sia xi Mrs.

Euitiine 1 v- 1 A 1 i For free. Pure. Bett( by Jaw it and Cheaper Green Grocer. than NEWSPAPER!.