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MCQUETTS

CHEMLLE. '
TAPESTRY.

Linoleum and 01'! Cloths.

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woo REWARD, 3.100
,The reedérs bf Foils pnpoi‘ will be

disease that science hue
cure in all its stages; nod
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medial fraternity. catsuit being A
thtuti‘onul treatment. Hell'b‘ dntizrrh
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case t ht it oils to cure.

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chntIImarm. '~ ‘IMIZ " F9? 1
I Owneutuma .mpulei' interns It
be the, dbl..- lions Keppw bronchi dellv
ered by Postmneter General Smith on
t o afternoon of Tuesday, June 25. ll'
resident“ ,McKinleyd its presence revell-
tion wil be tendered him on the morn~
111’s of unit any; On Monday. the twen-
ty- Jourth. uteoclntc justice» David J.
Brewer. oi the United motes supreme
court” ill deliver an» Address in the
college . baccalaureate
sermon ll be prenched by Bradford
Buul Rhymond pneal'dent of the Uni
uemltymn Sunday. morning. and 8ch
notary McDowell or the Board of Fido:
cation: of the Methodist Church. will
deliver the university cameo in the
availing. All: the 31 sduetlon exercises
on Wednesday.- degrees will: be con
{hired on. at close of sixteright, Iths
largest in the history of the» institu-
tion. It Is expected that a recitation
building will be begun hi: on curly date.
Already $75,009 has; been subscribed:
but work will not _ stowed until
$85,000 has been pic ged. A scheme
which is being arranged by a commit-
teeter formulating a general policy for
location of new buildings that may be
erected in the next hull century will be
submitted to the t1 untocs for approval.

,, LITIGAWIONIOVER.
3,,NW ,.~——wn—;vg p.,IIm
Mrs. Martha Gregory Gets One.tnlrd
of Millionaire Gregory's Estate.
GHICAGO, .lunc 6~Final settlement
of the~Ise11sstlou litigation over the
duel distribution of the estate of Al
lcn G1 egoiy. the mllllonuho stock
yards comr‘nu 51011. man Imp ('hl.‘ ..I own
or. came yesterday with the filing of
feur instruments in the radordoru ol-
llco. .. By, the tennis of these. instru-
ments, Mrs. Martha Gregory gets. one
third of the cutirc estate. the remain
ing two~lhirds to be divided between
twonty-oight heirs. Mr. Gregoryudioo
August 2, 1897, aged seventy yours,
and, nouns. supposed, without leuvlng
either a will one widow. immediate-
ly after his douth his nephews. Morton
G. Baker and Byron A. . Hothewuy,
were granted letters or administration;
upon representations that, Gregory.
was unmarried at the time of his
death. Shortly atlorwurd. n woman
known as Miss Clybouruc. who claimed
ed to he the widow of Mr; Gregory. ill-
ed a petition to set asldethc letters
oi! odmlolstretlomeud grant them to
her. After a long and sharp lcgol cou-
tcst the heirs became satisfied of the
legality of Gregory' 3 marriage and on
tel-ed into on ulzrcmneut whereby the
widow should have her ouc~thlrd of
the estate.
Allen (imam y had lived in Chicago
for nearly half a century and was one
of the founders of the stock yards.

pnesma'm o1LMAN's Accuses.

Gives Aches and Dcplorce “An Era of
Carnegie—Ton Much Roadloa.

NEW YORK, Julie il—-A special. from
Baltimore . gives some extracts from
the address of President Gilmou of
Johns Hopkins university to the gradu-
ates of the Woman's College. He de~
Moved what he called ”on lore of Our-
»uegihtoo much. reading." and said:
“needing is a kind of craze that has
gotten hold of‘the people. it is o dun!
serous habit, like a stimulant. The
publishers are constantly putting forth
ncw'uttructlons in the Iiald.,endthc re
viewers excite our nppeols. it is no
doubt very pleasant to be up to date.
woll posted and in the swim about the
latest issues from the press. but we
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advice:

Firethon‘t rend too much. -
oucnd~hltudy the art of thinking.
hird—-—U,so your hands and enlarge

your mission by the use of the mlcio-
scope. I I . l

.Cl'iJICA 0 June il-«IThecdoro. Jon
sore, the lstlugulshed French painter
and professor at the School of Decors
tlve 'Arte at Paris, is announced as the
lecturer who will conduct the courses

by the Alliance Francoise, in cooper-
alien with the University of Chicdgo

natives) Olympian
recent r‘nFoetlug In
Chicago to conduct, at the shins timc,
ooulccu on munch lull‘tltutioniu includ-

Uiiivsrsltlcu. editable, mtc‘
About

Will rocclvs til degree of LL. DJ:
Humanity of fihlcnx'oum » '

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even it Element McKinley W:

The doctor gave the students this

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on lint to be given during the summer

theory Brash. the Paris lawyer, .who
roomsented .ohlceuoIMforo the Intern
committee at the.
brie will come to

big family life, French womou. From-l1
il‘ litrrllnlll‘m
albums munchies will begin
,ut which dole“ Alnbnsuilur
Cemholn will a 11in visit this city, and

yours. 11M been recorded: here: I The
mercurydell» six degrees below the;

' owns.
much Mathewson
thuildlnii o u
the mini ltloo enamels
\l’l‘mll and inel‘chendle
vendor shell beIrelieved
cuislonemnd
by reason otshssttciethm

FIh‘imuellI . temporarily with my . local :2 -
' dealer auctioneer»

or by- “conducting such mpornry or
transient business inIconneotiou withiIN
9011' in» themame, of: animlocnl dcoleitlFFF
trader or merchant.
Thor provisionsiod this ct
FhslleF notIspply to sales made to: deal
rs by commercial travelers. or selling
egents in the usual Iceursszot business,
our to bone lldc salonofgoods. wares
and merchandise by commenter-future
delivery. nor to bombers on the
stueotiror usddlsrs from vehicles. .I
son. 3.: I»: Imvery itinerant vendor. who
shall eelhon expose for solo, at public
or private sale. onyx. goods. wares and
merchandise, without state and local
licenses therefor. issued on hereinafter
III-piov dedlshell be guilty ot a misdc
most or and shall be punieh‘ed by line
not eIiiceedlng $50 or by imprisonment
not exceeding sixty days. or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
Beer 4..» Every.» itinerant vendor
whether acting as plinclpal or agent
desiring to do business in this; state.
shall deposit with the treasurer of this
state the sum of 3300 no a special de-
posit end after such deposit upon an
pllcellon in the form to be prose bed
by fluid treasurer for the use 0 the
state license fee, said tmnsurcr shall
issucIto him an itinerant vendor's
licence authorizing him to debuslnose
in this state in conformityIvtlth the
provisions otthis act for. the term or
one your from. the date. thereof.
. Soc. .6. Before sellinKIIu-ndci' .snld
stole..llccnse,,in any lawmuity or hor-
ough, every. itinerant vendor shall we
hibitthe some to the clerk of such.
town in which he proposes to make
snidelt there is no city or. borough,
within suchtoujn, or it” such sale is not
to be made within the limits of any
city or bar ugh;but where such sale
is pinned to be madmwdthln the
limits of a city or borough then to
the clerk of such city or hoiouglunml
upon pnymonl to said clerk of. :1 fur-
ther locel license fee of $25 for the use
of such i0wn,t ty or borough, sold
clerk shall reoor :the slots license in
i11ll.shll indorsc upon it the wonls
“local license too puld“ nod Sholl of.
fix his otflclnl cl nature together with
th cam of one: ludorsemens» He
shall then issue it local license nulli
orlnlng sales within the limits of such
town city or borough. Any ltluorant
vendor who shall fall to obtain a local
license and hhvé‘Fpro'per indorsomont
made on the slots license shall be
subject to the some penalty on though
no stute license had been issued»

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DMCQNATE ORDERS.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Nine Candidates at the Berkley plvlu

lty School, . .
lIinDDIJdTOWN, Juno fi—v—vflme con
didutcs were ordained to the disconale
at the fortyscventh ordination-service
of Berkeley limit 3* school yesterday.
Bishop Brews residing at the cor-
cmouy. Seven of the candidates were
gruduuied this your from Berkeley. one
in a graduate of the general Theologi-
cal seminary in New York and the
olbo1 was graduated lost your from
Berkeley.
At the anniversary meeting of the
alumni today. olllcers were elected as
follows: President. Bishop Brewster.
honorary vice presidents, Bishops Lit
tloiolin, of Long island. Niles. of New
Hampshire. Vincent, of southern Ohio.
Nichols. of Chllforuls. Nelson, or
Georgie, Wells. of Spokane; Wash.
White. otMlchlgun. -Morclnud,»oi Sec»
ramento, and Partrdigo, of Kyoto. Jap-
an; secretary, Rev. Professor Coils
day. .Mlddletown; treesuior,. Rev. C
G. Bristol, Hartford. .

Rev. John Townsend»! Mlddlctown
reported for the trustees. that the offer
of Mrs. Lucy. Bomdman.» of New Hov-
on. or a substantial gift provided the
school were moved to New Haven. had
been withdrawn temporarily, and
might be bellowed lotci. ..

It true announced also that Rev
Sumucl liurt,,D.J‘I.. vice does of Berke
icy. had declined n cull to 11 professor-
ship in the General Theological Semin-
siy Now York. .

AGCK ISLAND none crock.

GHIGAHO. Juno .fi—II'l‘hIe Record-
Herald says:

 

paylnmfor extensions oil. the system;
notubi . that new building from Liberal

 
 
 
 
 

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veto:unduhichalsocontroistheIlI‘rluI lIIFIWFllFI‘t, :l b.. g (I 0 l) 2
co.xIThusy11IlliIa.lnIIls iigurlnuoumpow Shelton l. i. ll ll r1 I
dug n how route to lilo ()1‘lo1ii.,witb Buttery. u. It. 2 II II i It
Mmmillc. nstho IIuort, soul the hook is- Mnlmum l'.. u 0 u 1 0
land will. it. in..,suldI be plyolvtho l'uli INlciiolaii, (I. ll ll 0 ll 0
Advantage of this on well usottbocou. Loewe, l h, I I II II ll 0
nection with the Southern Pacific, Dunn, 2 b, It ll 0' I» 4
Which will be mode when tho newline down. p..‘ I 3 ll 1 '0' 2
[is completed “ . » .WII‘ Wilson, 1-.1‘».,I 1 . :1» ll 0" u 0
WORK 6N RanCRANs BTOPPIIL “‘ 28 0 i 2713

«SEATTLE, when, June ll-ailhcliuilé Bolts Mirth!!-

oi the aniué o theFIIbollcr incite at . » ‘ to PO A
flhnttlo and. ’ . , Woll. u.. All“ F2 4 in 1
‘ii/ed Stilto ellipsis 2 11... Ill ii 2*. l. "4,
one has been topped, an onelcFFFFuhIi tensor. 8 a. II 5 l ‘1 31
into stilt-bonny theorem Aleaks, Biddle,3b.. ll 2: t 0 2
admin Orders from Washington”; Mam White, 1. 1., b a 1 c u
, IRbhldllMthw' local queumeutfsWocku,1b.c 2 1 9 11
ill' eleven notice to thou". boom ‘ Robertson. c. t, b» 3 till
iell obtained theIIoonttilllt m it; Sullivan. 1).,» s .1 .4 =0 1»
9 chip tFlFF’FFlF the tunnel tFFFiFFFFFFF. be uuh :Murchunt. r. L, I III. 5 1 two 0,
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be government ltuclt. » ‘
wha~aanduwuymfifi '

‘5 oil goveiHnlng Th ,F

merchant. 1‘;

 

"The additional issue of
IlOIWOJlllil'of stack to bo‘mmio by tho
Mohitlcnd road is forIItlmIIpurposeIol'

.anun Panorwbcre a connection wlll
be Ismede with tho- Mexican-Cantrell
It is understood that tueIEII Peso one
tension is to be pushed vigorously. mu)
when completed cloamtrufllo relations
will be. made with the Mexican CcnI
lrul road; which Imwuu recently pur-

6 other in patriotism. Then as to,
hiversal soculu . If it
cuts have new

ern themselue
Ito have 11 king

do

gtzrunny 0t democrucy is Worse than
thrphimnnugemont of the few. Now
on innocent conclude din meanest,
orld end it will sophb or
In loldeuitimoii million! I5 I
blottercd the lives rforefathers

 

Fl. ability of labor. in foreign coun-
tries t9 be u noble, 9. tab e barred
than work hull ' ‘
most sortdorn. ' e
f r the good of country
l’ lllppincs and Hi‘ivllll and the West
Indies We assume n firm financial toot
ins. It is necessary to have an army
and navy. An army or olio hundred
thousand would render the United
States lmpreghnble‘ end with only one
:oldler to every twelve thousand poo
owe are not in four of the military.
Under present conditions. if no Ameri-
can product can compete with the ter-
clan goods in their own market It
ought to hold its own market here and
the high duties should be taken od
People say that trusts cause the rise
in prices. This is not so. as in the
cases or the Standard Oil Company.
the auger trust and the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad The
rise is caused by panics "When a trust
puts the price up it luvnriubly ions
itself."
The ounrtette snug Just n Song at
'I‘leligllt and was scanned. Professor
Olionc made the presentation speech.
thanking his professors for their work
spoke of the establishment of the null-
tnry company at the request of the p11
pile made 11 plea for» higher education
and spoke of the move for n regularity
in the entrance examinations for too
vnrious wilegce, where one examine
tion will admit a student to any o-ol
loge. except Yale and linrvui d lie (on
grutulntcd the graduates on their
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GOIIIMENOEMENT bALL, GAME.
Norwalk University Players Lost to
, Beits'e Academy of Stamford.
Tho commencement imBCIJu'f grime
oi the Norwalk University School was
played with the Bells Academy nine
of Stamford, on tho local school
grounds yesterday, in (be preached 01
11 large number of friends. 11nd ended
in n victory 201 the Stumlmd boys by
n score of H to (l.

The Norwolk boys were unable to
hit the ball to any effect and Sullivan
was given per toot support .only one or-
ror being recorded against the visit-
one nod that on 11 close decision Only
one hit was mode oil' Sulllvnn and
only two balls left the diamond one
being a long by to center by Dunn in
the sixth inning and the other Dowd' a
num to loft fo1 a single. Only three
of tho home hoys got to first and tn!)
leached second. Dovvd smglcd in the
thud, but was double on a fly behind
second by Wilson. in the seventh out
lory was l1lt‘.nud inevcd along on :1
passed bail Ibut was loft.Witl1 two
out in the ninth inning Ichltt receiv-
od 11 hose on Lee‘s error, stoic second
and was lett.

At the start, the home nine pluycd a
loose game and nllowed the visitors
to score homily. but utter the third
inning blaced up and played better
bell Dowd pitched o good game one
was well suppoxtod in the lost foul
lnnlngs.

The game started with the visitors
at the bat and Wolf banged the first
bell pitched into left field for a home
run, Leo went out, Donn to Loewe, out
Power was good for two hoses, Biddle
tanned, White receive
error by. Shelton of W
ed two runs to score.
The N U S. had its provcrblnlly on

the wreckage we: elected away seven
runs had been. tallied

Biddle passes on sure outs White sin
ulcd putt second and L’osti‘er scored

Sullivan
Moi

had gone out to Shelton.
buntcd solely, scoring Middle.

the two remaining men.

Errors by Shelton, Buttery and

runs in the fifth

Inge. in the lost inning Lee, the Bolts
second implosion. broke his collar bone
in a collision with DeWitt, but piuckuy
’pluved the some out.
'l‘tiu uummory: '
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puss and an
W'ks s by allow-

lucky inning in the third and bcfmo ’;

Lin-ore by ‘
Loewe and Wilson gave Posncr and .

chks was hit sud alter llobcltson , I

chant followed this up with a single,
which sent in White nud Weeks. Wolt ,
get first on no error by Dunn and Sul- ‘
llvnn settled} and Leo's hit brought in

Loewe allowed Robertson to tally in . .
the next uud singles by Biddle. Robert- 1'
son. Weeks and aniline netted three

Then the home blue took Ii brace ‘
and held the visitors in good style proI
venting tholr‘ doing any further dam. 1

 
 

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among the buyers.

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is an ideal garment forchild—
of l to 12 years

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REQUIRI‘IS Iicithcr lining,

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which durability is the chief

consideration. Per 3 pool

 

ther and Vicl Kid, at

edges, at

Tip, Worth $2.50; mdropto'

OLSEN b SHOE STORE

INF“

Portland.

mom»

I’ HHP’!

Witt; loft on buses. N. U. 8.. 2. nulls.
ill; two buss hits Pusher: home run.
Wolf: double pluye. fiuttory and 131mm
ice and l’ouuon: struck» out by new

II}, by Sullivan in; bones on bulls. by
my; pesscd lmllu. Nicholas 2, Wolf 2:
1.uinplro ltcv.u. l). Egbert; '

'F'im blllFous. “In, non-out mom can-
not successfully compete with hle
healthy rival. DoWlliZb .lttle Early,

,I Iiticert. this famous pills or constlpuI

tion. will removuithe cause oi youil
troubles. (loo.- 0,. Bullion. I ., .‘
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than n waist of non—elastic fabric.

of great importance in a summc

llowd i: hit by pitcher. Weeks. llut'v II

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wcar arc the ‘focloi's‘FyvhiFitiiF have Fbl‘ollglit tlicscISilku but. min-
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The new arrivals include‘IW'Flnth-Iold Irusc, lights and
medium pinks, turquoise, light and medium blues and} fanny:

 

The Naz’tr‘cih
Under Waist

lllilS’l‘ for growing childrcu for three principoi and well
defined reasons-FIR is hygienic in that its knitted clostic fob-
ric restricts neither the growiugF muscles ‘1“...th important
function of perspiration; it is comfortable becausc‘ both elastic

and null ventilating; it is cconmuical because .it, laéFts longer

At this season especiblij’rllit

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TRlCO LINEN SUITING

interlining

r Suit.

at

This is a bargain; former price $3.50 and $4.00.
Ladies’ FineKidLace Shoes, extension soles, Patent Leather
9i. 86

75c

390
. 500
SOUTHUNORWALK

Ladies‘ Russia and Black Oxfords, at
Misses' Kid Button Shoes, Spring Heel, at
Child’s 6 to 8 also, SFpring‘ Heel, at

If You Are Building or Recalling

W5 can Interest you.

folio. -, (ice. (I.

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Bil; Drop‘ 1n Shoes, at Olsen’ 3 Shoe Store.

Mon’ 5 Tony 1n style and tony in wear $3.00 Shoes, Patent Lea~

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IF’ "A few monthwepo; food which into
for breakinst wouldInot remain 011me
stomach fan bolt on hour.I II Incas
Ibo ties bfdymi'r Kodol anptlu {like
d an mews duh {I
unmet um With it re lth unu' myviood
thoroughly I, dismal. - Nothing
Illequaia Kodol impugn“ {lure’for stem
rich trobbios"‘r

sheen illkon. I ,
the udioiulny buildings from thc.W
l orig by :1 think will to ml

25c

nor stiffening,

\vliclhcr used for Jacket, Waist or Skirt, yci' lids adufirnbly
suited for all three for country and seashore outing wear.
saving of expense, trouble and weight thus permitted is
A material equally/ap-

pmprintc for :1 stylish Nircct suit or one for outing p111‘p05cs in

25c

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$2. 48

Men 5 Russia calf and Patent Leather Oxfords, i‘ull extension

$2. (68

Mon’ 5 Union Made Patent Leather and Vici Kid Shoes at ' ‘

5L 98

Ladies‘ Damdged Patent Leather and Vici Kid Oxfords. Made ‘
by Louusburyt- Mathewson & Co.,

$l.98

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asMsFIvr, imported and domino; sauna... or
"Atlas ” Portland our spam”.

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