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CHEAP MEALS FOR TRAMPs.
Profits on Dishes Served for Less Than Five
Cents Each.
Arqr York San.


In downtown quarter of the city Is
dingy store with a signboard that announces
II 10 be the One Cent Restaurant. The
proprietor Is familIarly known as Frenchy.
The bill of fare on the outside sets forth
coffee al one cent per cup, Two cents per
bowl, with roasts, flies and various other
dishes, such as fried brains, liver, stews,
roast heart, starting at two cents and culmi-
mating at five cents. The dish thus highly
favored Is maecaroni. At seat inside was
shabby genteel pauper, with his coat but
toned high ut the throat and his hat adjusted
al a rakIsh angle. The rest were Migrants
OF the common order. The orders were
served expeditiously and greasily. Such
misbap as the soiling of clothes from the CO.
pous dripping of high-piled plates OF stew
was overlooked. Put up two livers'"
"CofIee In a cup; let her come in the DARK"
"Twice on the pigs head" "Fry your
brains" "Two fogs. In bowl; let 1t he
thick" "Flam that roast beef this way
lively" "Send out full brass band"
"Floaters 10 the 'front.'" were few OF the
engmatical orders. Plates and knives were
dispensed with, except in serving meats.
Crullers, otherwise foaters, were served HAT
on the table. s. s--r-sa~~r-~-s
The proprietor, an Italian, has keen black,
gistening eyes, and a physique well adapted
to cope with an unruly element. His wife
superintends the kitchen. lie started at
first with one table, three-legged stove,
aud bill of fare limited to coffee, rolls and
soup.
"Me employa two waita men, five men in
de kitch, paya all dc gooda wages" he ex-
planned. "Hima cook, he haba de besta, he
haba fieteen dolla de mont. Him wake up
tree 'clocka de mornin', ALA day woika.
Me buy de gooda steak, six, seven, eight
cents de pound. Me maka into four plates,
me have seven cents In de pocket. Me maka
de mon wild de liver and dc soupa. Ali, de
soupa Is good for me to sell. Me bo.la de
stew meat, de bones, de pig foot In de pot
togedder; me TAXA dem all out, put In dc
vermicelli, de peppa, de salt. All, Made,
dis maka de pot of soup, and costa me no
twenta cent"
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In the description of the earthquake at
Chic, fact is mentioned which, SO far as we
can recollect, has not previously been recorded
In the history ofsuch calamities. The number
Of victims, IL Is stated, would have been far
greater but for the effect produced by the
second shock. The first shock entombed
for the moment thousand of persons whom
the second shock released That is to say,
the first shock brought down vast masses OF
ruins which threatened to form tomb for
all the families 1t inclosed, but almost imme-
diately another shock displaced the ruins,
set great numbers Of persons actually free,
and allowed others TO be gradually rescued
by their friends.
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There are three five story marble front
stores on Broadway, New York, have stood
vacant for fifteen years, at loss Of $3.50, 900.
Nobody knows why this Is so. "To let" is
on the building, but the agent. representing
wealthy family In France, who have never
seen IL. never rents 1t. Agentleman during
a visit to France a few years ago, tried to see
the head of the family that owns 1t for the
purpose Of negotiating for IL but the French
man, gruf old Count, would not give him
an interview. The property is going to de.
cay In the heart of the busiest part of New
York. This would make fine plot for a
play or novel.
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\ spanish History q N. ua.sea ss..es
City Of Aexico Correspondents Of Ne Worcester
80 #sAt Ipst 8@N#&

@ Spy u.s.
Entering bookstore one day and looking
over the contents ranged upon the shelves,
reading their back titles or their title pages,
acierk, evidently thinking TO please, coait-
eously handed me history Of the United
States, compiled from authors from the first
Spanish explorations to the present time.
II was the greatest medley imaginable,
covering some 500 pages. Init the settlement
ofthe newest Pacific States were mixed up
with the earliest exploration and settlement.
Mr.. Lincoln and his proclamation has
connection with Indians, instead Of slaves
A touching story OF the bravery OF an Indian
In King Philips time was somehow mixed
up with the war Of. the Rebellion. M.s.Hen-
riqueses Becker Stoves aCabade del Tic
Tom" was referred 10, with the heroic con-
duct Of her two headings characters sold
In detail. The book Ii illustrated; the
picture Of Mr.. Lincoln, holding his proclaim
alton, having Indian chiefs Ia fall regaiia.
on one side, instead OF negroes. The pictus
ofNewYork was that Of asmsll town, withtwo
or three steam and sail boats LII the water,
and Castle Garden floating about like .
reddish Tub. The imprint was that Of Bar
celons and Madrid.
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children far and wide. Popular superstition
ascribed to him great age, and IL was whis-
pered that having committed some awful
crime, he was doomed never TO die, but TO
tramp. Ignorant housewives closed their
doors against him In terror. He seemed to
enjoy the aversion which he created and
sometimes Increased 1t by pionouncing the
most dreadful maledictions.
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TTI-WEsT: DEER LODGE, MOUNTAINS, FRIDAY JUNE 1o15s1
mo. e2s.l
Application for Patent,
q. s. LAND orrcz,

o. s. LAND OYrcz,
HELENA, M. T., NAY IS, 1851.
Notice Is hereby given that Wi'llam A. Carr, by
Jarcs r. Clark his aiterLey in fact whose Yosf-oce
address 10 Butte City, Silver Bow County. Montana
TERRITORY salton Cam rCn, whose post address
IL Gable City, Deer Lodge County NJ T.. and hooefI
y Kelly, whose post Office address = Deer Ledge CITY,
Deer Lodge County Montana Territory have TINS DAY
ed application Tor patent for boo linear iee o. INC
Game ran Lode, Lead or Mineral ciam bearing silver
and other metals with surface ground varying from
400 to COZ feet wide situated IN Deer Lodge Minng
District Deer Lodge County. Montana Trrritorg. IN
Township fonr al of Rance IL West Of the pr nci-
pal meridian Montana Territory; the saia iot oesn2
described follows, to-wit:
I. Beginning Ut the northwest corner At limestone
a0xSx6 inches marked M. G. 81 for corIer no. J,
and running thence sas 80 ma 500 feet: thence
south COZ feet: thence ST. - min. ]. DO ieeti
thence north 400 feet to the place Of BEGINNING tne
ca me being designated Lot No. 81. III 4, X H. w.
and embracing an area of III 1870 acres The location
OF this mine is recorded in the Recorder'. once OF
Deer Lodge Comfy. Mon ana Territory. In Book OF
Loder. psgs 5a4
known g20lOt j. II. MOE Register.
Barnet 4 WARREs, ATTORNEYS for Applicants.
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A Modern Wandering Jew.
Neg York sun.

An cid man who bad for half ! century
been known throughout New England asthe
Wandering jaw, recently died Il Middlebuy,
Vermont. His real name vas Francis VIII
liam Alexander and he was not ! Jew, but !
scotchnAn of excellent .cducxtton and POI
sessed III money enough - supply III BIZ
wants. ia wandered eonattptlY On foot,
with weird a1peet, sna ~ ths terror of
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.A's mo. 924.1
Application for Patent.

Z ttss UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcE,
.@fFE@ 1&* 5 HELENA, M. n, May l6 1881.
Co;iee Ia hereby eiyen that John II. Sanford whose
post Office address Is Helena, Lewis and Clarke eoun-
IT, Montana Territory. has this day fled application
for patent under the mining laws Of Congress for
Placer Mining Caim situated In no organized mining
district, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrtory,
In Section Q, Township IL, Moth Range, ~ west,
Recorder OF said county, and described IS foiows,
by legal subdivisions of the pnbic lands TO Wit LOT
No. In Section No. 2, Township No. ~, North
Ranee' No 10 west Of the principal meridian. en-
braeine [aosi Taenty and st-i0o acres, upon which
notice of said application was posted the 9th day OF
May, 1881. The adjoining claimants 70 these prem
ises are John X Sanford and Caroline Dutro ard Da
yid L. and Jobn 8. lsbeil.
i. @-5F-TF-fE F+H5. j. III. MOE,
GEO. b. FooTE, Register
Attorney for Claimant. 6l9-iCt
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OrrfcE. HELaNA, M. ,
Mar 18th. 1881.

a4 H LAND OryfcE. HELaNA. NJ. TIL !.
Ill 4essA sss Mar 18th, 1881. as (
Notice IL hereby given that John keenan,. who 6led
amended pre- empion declaratory statement No. 3,704
for the west half of south west quarter and the south
half OF no Invest quarter OF section TwentY-six in
T0wpshp Tea noT.h ,Of Range Eleven, west has nled
notice oil bis inteaioa to make Anal proof Ia support
OF his said taim aud secure h0af euly thereof and
that sNd proof vii be mds before sbe obsfe JudKe
OF Deer Lodge c0anly a. t. at his olee In the town
OF Deer Lodge SATURDAY The 18th day OF June, a.
D.. 1874 Sad claimant mares the following w.t.
nesscs 70 ptave hs contino0as residence upon and
cultivauon OF sad tFact, viz Patrick Touef james
A. Kcsnsn, JohH P0welaand Gs0sgc Asthony, all of
Pionecr post-o ice, Heef Lodge comfy, NJ r. III lid
0RoBANKoN. 81 a
Any far Claimant. 18St H.
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Ranehero trotted private Trial at Butte fall meet
ms without any previous training, quarter Of
mile Iii 43 seconds.
He IL anatara totter being bred from the best blood
Of Kentucky, and best combination crosses Tor speed
Sire and dam were both brought from Kentucky bv y
r. Larabe, OF Deer Lodge, Foaled in May, 1877, ma
king him now four years old. He has most perfuc.
conformationfer speed and endurance. ~ beautiful
dark chestnut color, has bold fearless aud powerful
gait presenting admirable and grand eppca anrss
stands 10 hands high and Weighs 100 pounds Willie
proved mares, commencing now and @nding July 81,
1881
Price OF Services, Thirty Dollars,
j Fort time aud place % service, see hand-bills.
Deer Lodge. Nav 1. fsst. SIT
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Lodor Necs.

Value of the Second Shock OF an Earth
quake. -
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice - hereby given that the copartnership mere
toforr existiug between the undersigned, under the
arn name OF MCMAHON BROS, Deer Lodge, Ii this
day dissolved. Ia #a#A8s4 81 $3.50
Edward Mcmahon will settle ALI accounts On tho
hrm EDWARD MCMAHON.
Deer Lodge, N. r.. JOHN MCMAHON.
AZ. 4#4 JuHe !, 1851. s5s5 = wfafs G2i4t.
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FOR SALE.


Tho Lake Saw aud Grint
Mills, III Il II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-07

Everybody who drinks Champagne
viii admit that this Wine EcHpses
Everything.
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It Invites the Most Critical
Analysis.
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70 reduce the number Of tax CATERERS,
and remove the occasion FOR offensive and
costly litigation.
Fourth. That those who conspire to
defraud government are the Nerst sns-
mics Of the party TO which they bsleaE,
and the republicsn party has ameng its
strongest clsims popular gratitude for the
war that was waged against the oorrup-
ton which grew out Of expenditures con.
seuuent on the rebellion; the punish nent
il has melted 10 dishonest oMcisla Of
whatever rank, and its persistent vigor
in favor of economical AID honest admin
istration, and the rebuke and prosecution
in the postofics department. rebound to
the credit OF President Garfield, and in
pressing their prosecution to the full
satisfaction Of justice, President Arthur
may be assured OF the hearty approval
of the people.
Fifth, That we pledge Presidsnt Ar
thur our earnest support in every effort
for the enforcement Of civil service re-
forms. recognizing as We do the fact that
abuse in connection with the dispensation
Of official patronage may be largely
eliminated, il not wholly removed by
wise and pescea ole methods Of admins
trAtion.
Other resolutions relate 10 state affairs
Nominations were announced in order
and General Joseph B. Carr was unani-
mously renominsted iOr secretary Of
state; Ira Davenport for state com ptroller
in place OF James W. Wadswoah, whe
declined renomin ton; Leslie W. Rus
sci, for attorney general, in place Of
Hamilton Wsrd, pressnt incumbent.
The vote stood: Russell 253, Ward 231.
A new state convention has been an
nounced. The customary vote Of thank
was passed and the convention adjourned
at l o clock. --..2f ~. .ai1-
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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L said Court made on the 9Th day OF
October, 1881. notice lie hereby given
that Mary Jane Spencer Auer, guardian
for Samuel @. Spencer and Amelia
Spencer, minors, made 30 the said Court,
and fled in the ,ffice of the Clerk thereof
on said day, return Of sale made by her
on the 4th day of October, 1881, under
previous order Of said Court, of the fol-
lowing Tesl estate, ard for the following
sum, to-wit.: One-hslf, undivided, of q
part of lot numbered one, in bleck mum
bered ffty-seVen, in plot "a, salt Lake
City survey, in the County Of Salt Lake
and Territory Of Utah, beginning for
said part At point o. the south line of
said lot ninety feet east of the southwest
corner OF said lot, thence north nine rods,
thence es ct four rode, thence south nine
rods therce west tour rods to the place
Of beginning, SIS will more fully appear
from said return fled as aforesaid, and to
which reference is hereby made fer fur
ther particulars.
And notice is hereby further given
that Wednesday, Che l2h day Of Octo-
Room OF said Court at the Court House
In said County Of Salt Lake, has been
fixed for hearing the said return; when
and where any person interested in the
said estate may appesr and file written
objections to the confirmation of the said
sale, and may be heard and msy pro-
duce witnesses il support Of his obiee,
lions.
Dated October 4th, 1881.
LIS. d. BOCKHOLT, Clerk.
e6 By J. W. +. VoEKER. Deputy.
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Chicago, ga special to the Times
from New York announces the secret
departure Of Bsrtholemie, Russian
minister for, Washington. During part
of the season he occupied the elegant res
idencsrof Capt. Downing with his wife,
eleven children aud huge retinus of
servants. N tonlV has he paid no rent,
but be left the house snd furniture in such
condition that Mrs Downing burst into
teas on entering. He has victimised
tradesmen Of all sorts, pleadi z imnu-
nifty as an am basssdor.t He has been 8
social nui- ance all summer, and left an
unsavory reputation. 1t 10 stated that he
has of late been Swallowed by detectives
from New York.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court, made on the 4th
Say of October, 1881, notice is hereby
given that Sarah Jane Grieg Spencer.
guardian of the persons and estate ofsaid
persons, made to the said Court, a2d
fled in tie office Of the CLERK thereof, on
said day, q return of sale made by haf on
the 4th day of October, 1881, under q
previous order Of said Court, of the fol-
lowing real estate, and for the following
sam, tO-wit: Situate il Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County and Territory of Utah.
being tTn-ffths undivided OF q part of
Lot No. !, in Block No 81, Plat A, Salt
Lake City Survey, beginning for the
same at 6 p0int seventy feet west efthe
southeast corner of said lot; thence IuR.
AinR north ninety-nine feet ten inches;
thence west thirty-one feet; thence north
forty-eiEht feet eight iachef; thence west
thirty-one feet; thence south nine rods;
thence east ninety nine feet, to the pace
of beginning, as will more fully appear
from ssid return fled - aforesaid and
to which reference is hereby made fer
farther particulars.
And notice Is hereby further given that
Wednesday, tho 18th day Of October,
1881, st 2 O. clock pm, al the Court
Room of ssid Court, at the City Of Salt
Lake, 10 said County Of Salt Lake, has
been fixed for hearing the said return;
when and where any person interested ie
the said estate may appear and fle writ
ten objections to the confirmation Of the
said sale, and may be heard and may
produce witnesses in support Of his OBJ
jeetions.
Dated October 4th, 1881.
[Lsl d. BOCKHOET, Clerk.
Oe By j. W. F.oVoKKKR, Deputy,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the PostoB ce at Sah
Lake City Salt Lake Copn ty, Territory
of Utah, on the day 7th of October,
1881, which, if not called tor In
one month, will be sen: to the Dead
Letter Office:
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Notice by Clerk of day fixed for hear
ing Return of Sale of Real Estate.
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In the matter ofthe Estate of Samuel G.
Spencer AMI Amelia Spencer, two
minors.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Probate iourt of the County VI
Sat L0ke, Territory Of Utah,
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LEGAL NOTICE
H ne Probate O6ssTt Of the County Of
Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter of she Estate Of Mark
Spencer and Grove Spencer, two
Minors.

Notice by Clerk Of day fixed for hearing
Return of Sale of Real Estate.
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Browy CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md,
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EBBtTT.-Dr. Myers, U. S. Nj Charles n. Hicks,
Pennsylvania; Judge n. G. Fuller North Carolina;
a. l.. Bacmnn. New York; u. NJ. Akcrs, Philadelphia;
H. q. willard, A. q. Mcfarland, New York; =. J..
Beach, a. c. Parsons, Y. 9. ~; w. II. smith, New
York; W. l.. Wilkinson, virginia. j. o. Nicholson,
u. s. NJ Richard C. Smith, New York.
NATIoSAL,-S G. Hartley Pennsylvania; NJ. f..
Schoemlng, Il, T. Atwood, A. T.. WEIGH, Now York I;
p J. lie Boeur Albanyi II. $. saule, Chlcagoi II. p.
Brooks and wife. Georgia; T., w. Brues, Edward
Field, New York; G. a. Nesbitt Richmond; j. Mitch
Gill; West Virginia; Hon. II. Ford, Maryland; NJ. ID.
johnson, Philadelphia.
ST.JANEs.-C =. Deavitt, James w. Stagg and G.
T. Johnston, Richmond Va; H. A. Humphrey North
Carollnai L. c. Lcftlnch, Virginia; W. H. Henderson
and n. +. Phipps, New York; Robert Wallace, I'LL
nois; l.. +. Moreand and James w. Lanber, Virginia.
METRoroL1rAN.-C. II. Duke, Richmond; Albert
Gelst. Danvilie; Hugh H. McCrea Nashville, Tenn;
sam Colt, Hartford Conn; r. A. Gallagher, s. V.
Daulcr, New York; L. Il. Wood, Cincinnati; H. ID.
Smith, Maryland; W. Gentleman, Ottawa Ill.
ARI1NGToN.-J, d. Eiwood New York C,S Morse,
Texas; Charles Chaunccy and Henry Hnzclhurst,
Philadelphia; W. o. strong Detroit John McGregor,
Glasgow, Scotland; John Marquis, Liverpool Eng
RtGGs.-Dr. a, =. Devn, Baltimore; T.. r. Wood,
Cincinnati T.. Mcleod aud +. r.. Barker. 81, Johns
~ H.; J. n. Wright, Sandwich Islands J. u. Warner
Denver, Col.
ST. MARCO. Nor,hrop, New York j. u. Hendcr
son, Maryland II. Jones, Richmond, Val Edward
Foley, New York; II. Hudnell, Richmond, Va.
WoRMLESs.-A. r. Smith, Charleston, s. c.; Albert
Tootel Englnnd Emerson Chamberlain, New York
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THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions IN the various Dis.
trlct Depnrfuaeuts

Building permits have been granted to
Mrs. NJ. Robbins, L street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest, two. story brick
dwelling, $1,000; Petit & Drip, repairs to Nos.
1iiG and iiiS Pierce street. So 500, and IT, NJ Chap
pei, ii street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northeast, brick building for office purposes $500.
The Commissioners have suspended the con-
tractors Messrs Hunter & Fletcher, from COM
plotting the south wing of the Georgetown market,
as they have failed to comply with the terms OF
their contracts Luckily very little remains to be
done and this the Inspector of Buildings will
look after and charge the expense to the failing
Treasurer Dodge Saturday received the taxes due
upon parsonagcs since July, 1874, from number
of churches, by which a remission was Obtained
Of oil interest penalties, and costs Incurred prior
The inspector Of buildings has submitted to tho
Commissioners the result OF his Investigation as to
the cause of the falling, in of the. warehouse OF
Mcssrs. Barbour & Hamilton. He found that the
centre of the building was supported on line OF
five columns on each loor, the lower columns rest
ing on q fourteen-inch brick foundation. The
weight of building materials and the merchandise
in the building amounted to one hundred aud
seventy-four tons, an average of fourteen and a
half tons on each column. The ends Of the columns
not being properly faced their capacity was only
age was not equally distributed the columns on the
first floor gave away.
The building operations in the District during
September as given in the report Of the Inspector
of Buildings, show that thirty nine new hui dings
wcro erected, 100 buildings were repaired, and
twelve lineal feet of vaulting were constructed
The surveyor Of the District, in his annuolreport
of the work of his department, shows that surveys
were made for bGi property holders; subdivisions
recorded and plats Issued, 96 miscellaneous pats
and tracngs, 81; surveys were made of 30 streets,
roads, and alleys and reports were furnished on IL
miscellaneous subjects. The estimates of expenses
for the next fiscal year are placed at Si,S 500.
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BALrIMoRE,s pIocEsr BOOM.
The OrIoIc Certain 10 No nm Immense
Success.

=, a., A., 49,,
Baltimore is getting so that she thinks
only NJ tho orioio and talts a. manning noon.
80 49,. ~ ,', pi. ~ -, . ~ s,,, :,
unu ilsht' IL Is the way 70 MAKE pig suocess .,
the thing there Is no doubt Of That When all pun
together there can be no failure, and certainly
everv man ,vor,or o,d child In Roltimore nm.
,,ss.,a A.. ~ , ~, .',,,,t ,,,a,,,ar LII,
Peei W W uohB mourning pus Puiins 'use'i'el WIN
n VIII. The greatest enthusiasm prevails ana this
week there will he suob n flood of decorations set
loose I'm Tho citv "a will comnletelv discount last
,o.s.. g., ,,s',, aINss,, ,rt,a -.
Sears oesqu- Oen'ehma uclep'utiVu' ihc pro-
gramme arranged for the three days festivities Is
simply unapproachable. TO imagine anything
thai could hnve been done that hns mot been done
,,,d ho = ,ts,',. NM, a,,o,,I,,, $500 ~,
Mou'u w uilhcut TASK ihc opening eNeh' OH
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The Dasl,awny Reform Club.

The regular Sunday eveningmeeting of
this well-known temperance club was held last
evening in Lincoln Hail. and, although the
weather was warm the hall was well filled with
an intelligent and appreciatiye audience. Upon
the platform seated the president of the club,
II. b. Moulton, Charles N. Nye, George NJ. Fill
more, W. d. Mack, Chaplain Dennson, Rev. Mr.,
Gonsalyes chaplain United States army, and Mr..
and Mrs George Gnllihen, who conducted the
singing, which at different stages of the meeting
inerspcrsed the exercises. The president, In few
brief remarks, opened the exercises, concluding by
earnestly requesting all who were interested in
temperance to withhold their signatures from petit
lions for liquor licenses. The next speaker was
Charles NJ. Nyc, who made one of his inimitable
speeches, such as lie alone can make, and for half
an hour he held the close attention of every one
present DR.. Frank White recited In fine style
cover the Hills from the Poor House." A large
number of signatures were added to the pledge.
POPULAR trial shows the worth Of every article
and thirty four years constant use has proven the
great efficacy of Dr. Bulls Cough syrup II has no
SunpriOr.