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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-03

Paul Bnulons cornet band gave US ell
tertainments on Monday and Tuesday even
ings ~ Grsten 4 Binnards hall. That of
Monday evening was first class in every re-
spect, consisting principally of choruse., du-
cts aud solos upon instruments aud each part
was well performed, to the high satisfaction
of good audience. The second evening
they gave us too much of the comedy and
not quite enough If their splendid music
AT the close OF Tuesday evenings entertain
ment Paul Boulon formally presented to the
city of Lewiston set OF musical instruments
consisting of nine pieces with appropriate
books of music The Mayor went upon the
stage aud received these in behalf OF the
citizens, and Mr.. Leland male few re-
marks suggesting that the city contained
sufficient musical talen. to torn good cor
net band which only needed a good and en-
ergetlc leader to collect it and give 1t steady
direction and that if the young men of thi
city did not appreciate this gelerors gift of
Mr. Boulon and make good use of these in
stroments it would be their own serious
iauit; But that he was confident that when
ar; bouion again visited our city he would
ma that his gift bad been appreciated by
oar citiHens IN securing a good band for the
city. boulons troupe acquitted themselves
well here and gave the highest satisfa ctio.
to all, and We commend them to other towns
where they may visit. and suggest to them
that they give them good audiences. We
have no time or space to discriminate between
performers. They are all good in their re-
sPective parts.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-03

Rev. Geo. II. Atkinson appears in the
Oregonian of the 9th ult. with very sem
sible article on the method of settling with
Indian Chief Moses, by the Government
If the other clergy of the country would
talk and preach as sensibly upon the question
the status of the Indians would be greatly
benefited and peace would reign between
them and the whites throughout the Union.
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Imrrovment O: Sake River.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
PORTLAND. OGS. April 10, 1883
PROPOSALS will be received until IL A VI,
Il May l6, 1873, for removing $50 cubic
yards of rock and 1000 cubic yards of
eehbie stone and gravel. approximately, from
channel of Snake River. Washington.
Specifications. required forms of bids and
necessary information will be furnished on APP
piication. CHAS. +. POWELL,
29-9 Captain of Engineers.
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SOLD QUIZ.

YEyHE FIRM OF LOEWENBERG BROS.
i having sold out their entire stock of goods
in e~iston, with the purpose Of removing I"
Portland. would now respectfully call upon all
persons having unsettled accounts with them
to come forward and make settlement at an ear
lv day. We trust no person will need to be
twice called upon 70 attend To So sim lie re-
quest LOEWENBERG BROS,
Abril 20 If
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COMING FULLY EQUIPPED The Weiser
City Leader of April 2lst says: st. A. Clark
division engineer and H. Ilawgood assistant
engineer of the O.S L. left this place on Mon.
day last (April 10y with five boats. twenty
men and four months provisions to go down
Snake river to Lewiston and the Sound"
As we understand Mr.. Clark with one
boat and crew will come down to Lewiston
IN advance of the main party and reconnoitel
the whole line through the canyon, Will.
the remainder of the party will complete
the survey down the river till they meet
Moscripts party going up, which latter part,
are some miles above Pittsburg Landing with
continuous survey already made from Lew
iston, distance of about 100 miles.
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NOTICE Fur PRR -eMPTlON PROOF.
G Mccoy.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, l. T., April 25, 1883.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be mcde at this office, on Saturday May
o6, 1888. 10 a m, viz &c rye McCoy, d. :.
No 1884 for the bf sc or and 8 hf sw ar sec
8 tip Is r2w. lie names the following wit
nrsses t. prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz II Abel, c
N Wolferi. A j Petit, W Taylor, Of Juliet P
o Idaho Territory.
j. NJ. HOWE,
cyst Register.
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Goods delivered ut any part OF
the city. free OF charge.
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE

for goods i'll our lines, or out Of our lines
carefully filled and attended to and salts
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
II. j. LEST0E.
LAND OFFICE
IeMistnn | Z Anril IL lSS3

To Commercial TRAVELLERS. III you
want to take in the whole country when
you start in the Spring you want to come To-
head of navigation on the Snake river aud
thence by N. II. Lietch's stage line via.
Unientown, Leitchvlle. Cotton. Coliax
and on to the front. lott.
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CITY JOTS

oss. n. Lake jsweler, Lewiston. 7-7-n
You likee.
Streets arc muddy
Read the lime advertisement.
Say! Willard was here this week.
Geo. II. Lakes ad. is worth reading.
We are soon to have a new post Office build
iss.
Everybody was well pleased with the Boulon
osmpany.
You have finally got chance to use your
SSot gun again.
Now let US see if We cant organize band
and keep it Esng.
Halo : Cooper have special ad. in this
weeks paper and don't forget to read it.
A new SUIT for cattle men was seeu the other
sight. A brsschy COW caused the exhibition.
WAfl1BS.-Gso. H. Lake Is agent for the
sslsAvatsd Rock ford watches. the best in use.
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NEW STORE, FAIR DEALINGS LOW
PRICES, NEW GOODS.

For want Of space we can only quote .
small part Of the goods belonging t. the 81
distinct. full aud complete departments Of
goods We carry. Each department . snail
store in itself. Quotations are for best 81
goods, but We have some. apparently Of
same quality, q 10 to l5%% below quotations.
as we only have one price 10 all. and IS w
equalize profits aud expense on all our
goods, We guarantee that goods not quoted
and in stock, are equally As cheap.
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Lieut.. Muhlenberg arrived ON Monday s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-03

TEMPERANcE.-A meeting in the interest
of the cause of temperance was held at the
Universalst church. on Friday eve. of last
week. Mrs. Norman Buck gave \ very iu-
teresting account of the history and object
of the National Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union. An auxiliary of this organic.
alton was then affected, and the following
named persons were elected officers: Pres
deit Mrs F. A. McAllister; vice presidents
Mrs. r. Ii. Fee, Mrs. &. A. Thatcher Mrs.
T. NJ. Boyd; recording secretary, Mrs. j..
NJ. Howe; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Norman Buck !; treasurer, Mrs. Bell. y
committee of ladies and gentlemen, Of
which committee Mr. j. II. Evans was APP
pointed to take into consideration the FEAST
bilty of a coffee house ard Gospel temper
ance meetings, and to report at the next
meeting. A communication was read re.
specting the visit of Miss Frances Will
lard who will visit Lewiston before returning
east. The meeting adjourned to meet al
the house of Mrs. 4. A. McAllister, on the
third Wednesday of May.
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olnyenlion.

lime Of t5j convention r.
A, Camrb,u 9Js. Louis, the present
Jrnt,n,It r,ya-,E will also be ia the gart
bur il ia Ii1serslbt be only desires lo oe
ra.nomigate1 atjruenaut.sOylr or, The
belief Is rcnprt hoEeycn that IN the event
Of PhplrJ w. JraWll from the camu1ien,
Campball WiVm heir 10 his strength.
INDIE Thom,p Blthew, Of Monroe c7un-
~. ia also a chiIdate Tor governor with me
irtenlioo offcuting the liauteuanl.Eoyern-
nr,bip NSr DralliD, Of COOPER county,
who has bsh mentioned for governor, tc-
, dav pnbnJda caro- r-ilslas 10 become Is
The new lstom house and postollic' will
be occurjd By the middle of February.
Asvat nbotice 10 move has been received
by Po,lilster Hayes, bat the general eX-
pectatiohs that the grimy Old building on
The cork OF Hurd and olive streets Will Pee
y.csteIbelore many weeks Ih9 otner
goyerpsent offices will ne moved noont tue
same me and by March the postmaster
the iseral court officials, the United stnHs
/ Marjals and collectors ana the sub treas
ureyill be found enSCOnsed Ia thslr hand
SOM new quarters.
here is considerable excitement at
Cpbude ct owing TO the announce
INIT that the great Vulcan Iron
al steel works will close January ls',
Nh rsmgin closed for several months. The
Im0r sOut that operations will be re-.
Amod about the middle OF January, hnl
Gc officer OF the company say nothing aud
ne operatives are looking forward to an
Idle winter. By the COnpany's action,
/ 600 men and boys will be thrown out OF
Many oi them will leave the
city, but those who have homes and tamil
lits Will remain in CarOndalet aud get
along as they best can until eNulCan flies
axe again started The cause OF the shut
ting down IL 8 I'D to be dizziness of trade IN
the steel market. CONSERVATION has been
carried into the ranks OF the rug police
by the report that their asso-
ciatt WoOdNard, especially appointed by
the governor To support Lul2 aud Catutn,
the commissioners vino are working On gain
control of the police department. he has
voted with them hitherto, but 10 is stated
on good authority that when 10 comes to
che question OF drposlng the present chief
ggd r.tcjius "A more supiue successor, he
W ] 81 over 10 he gueny and JOIN Mayor
Ewing. i. no does, thpf9 will be lots Of
fun.
General Sherman has met with another
mishap. Tuesday he was out driving with
Mrs. Sherman when his horses ran away
aud stopped aler a ran e several blocks
along Christi avenue, uy coming BOO cJl'
lisOn with q telegraph pole. The general
aud Mrs. Sherman we're thrown TO 'he
ground aud badly shaken up, aud one oi
taeir horses was 20 had, injured that he
had TO ba killed.
MrstUArr
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llfANiED-A SITUATION As NURSE BY
~ "a lady with best II rsigrrrce, us 10 ani /.
ty and iespugtlbi'iiy Apply O. 0lS Main stree.
de,3OI.
vt-Asg,rr,. -, yOf'N.. ..r,st ,yA>q,g-ro,p,
N vim r,iyatn t,tril, moi :, ryr..,, \, mr.
vssh " tSi"nGi., ~ '''''' "a. D.,
,.y,,,, a., ,'..' ''''.
W ed i1iho sitv - ,urri. saj W. ,,n(,Ir,is,,d
roam win Lnard 'inst.riyn-r family Anniv
GIVING terms To- A p 'pn,t. nj - nsiIar '''''
'''' ,2l.lt
TX, ,vTrn-,~ -,.ouvg:- -,ytrfrS ly,,,,.,s
w ,.ia',y , i,u,ti,,, ~. , ,,,aI' ,.,.l q, a.. ~
Was.S' ",l1Ip''" ~ =" r,'l". run y J." u,
70 noiias ro,"s ''' '' '"'' ~. q,
-. ,.,..............
M ANIED - AN In .EdlEN, 20 SALES
man NAH STOCK k,.ptr Tor the cry goods
ana ciOlhug lfbd" WIZ engage Tor the years
must speak Hrrmhn uu nHy. Atply. vs. IN rel
erehcc TO PoS!oilee Box No. '3 R'ckdu.e,
IeNaS. dcc2s 20
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Mnr ReMt.


LuEEfNr-A FURNISHED ROOM WITH
rsr m.W Live OAK street, References
required. dccsO-lt
Tor RENT TWO NICE FUENIS HrD
! rooms, for gentlemen osh central location
Acp'v IN ELLINGTON. dccSO-tf
Tor RENr-A NlCE FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
/ IN \ lk stuCt, No lt2O. Apply 70 o. w
LoupoN SO. e,7 Elm suoot d,c8O p,
EuG EENl-A EtRNINlEn ROOM. WITH
J. b1Nd rs ili Akatd street. w,,hin minutes
Of poEpmcc cec8l2.
IGOR EENI ONE NICE Room TOE REVT.
l furnished. ui,,bI' lNr one or two reuil .mpu
'Olh ihcnfopu', Call et5i1 Kim NJ j'cSo.lt
LuREtNr-FuUR.ROOH HOUSE lN EAST
| ualas. north OF Fair 6r1uud, large lot good
water tau" SUD truiE want W rent for q year
II INIT PIE Nam street dcjGJIt
EuE RtNy -Huu. q. WITH NJ, r Rooms.
" 'uWl bCi. ~ 1922 Commerce street tctWc "a
/ liNwyul nul tehci streets Apply 90 J.
WOODS .nI d-Niu'S llafol dcr9l 30
lNyE NtNr-A uOpr FRONT NuuM AT
u corner ln Uut g. 'Hul cot, nlpnt Ton hus
N pr iatr'ngos given and req aired. Apply ~
! EOR NENr--A DWELLING or THREE
! A unltls, block north OF the gnuuty Court.
huusC good water abundant Appiv al the y.
/ W c''N'. ui flm uud iHusion suurts. a. C2Q.2t
For fENr-MAtN STREET. OPPOSITE
/ l. Nnrr house, up. sis ISIS looms new finish.
| gd' cook room and dining room. sutaols for
hvu.ekeping AlplyiS jlMB ERIoN, SIS E''ma
/ sir"'. dcrlllm
| NOR RENr-uN jANUNkY lST. tins TWO
] L store rooms, Nos, 5.5 and az Mrln street
. now n,gupCd Nv Rewards mDsic store. Apply
to city National hank. del-tf
LNuR BEN t--uEFlCE ROW IN Al ELB
Y giant GROUND door office, Apply TO FRAN
| NE&AT.7.S Main street. NOV HI
Nu, RENl-luE NAV two sTOXy
L hrloS stnt'-houSe, 5ON " feet On the soplh
Caf; cofacr Of En- aud Sysm re streets. nlSu
dlc oftlw, at tao head " lturNhy street Az.
ply ~ JONES SsMuRrHi, Rtat Rstaa Arcpts
NJ N Na'N strtnl gpt,1 al
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tue advances Of tho friend, and then mani
tested her ContnilOn for even the folly OF
the past, however unwholly, untircrurcd
with crIminaliiy, She was passionate yet
polished vehement, yet full of reserve
power. Her facial expressions were al cx-
celleHt, welltimed and vol preserved.
But | have seen dozens Of actresses quite
az good as she, yet With only Limited rgpu,
Triton.
TuE LLr's PERsoEEILE.
MIS-. Langtry Is blonde about 5 itet I
inches IN height, md OF ayOTdupols in the
ncghborhood OF l5O pounds Has i9ult-
less figure, n neck and breast and arm rs
m8rblC-like in shape aud wilderness as tho
statues OF Venus show. She wears about
q No. III glove and a No. 1 shoe. Except
that she Is somowhat taller and heavier,
she is extremely like in feature, expression,
etc, one Of our Dallas young ladies' who
married Fort Worth gentleman u arly q
year ago.
HENRY IRVING,
Tonight we will 20 TO see Henry living.
am told by good critics that IL is not
worth the money to an American to see
him, especially If one has seen Booth, Bar
rett and Mccullough. His manner is henvy
and his reading OF the lines monOtonons.
Ills facial EXPRESSIONS, however, are said TO
be very fine, His support IS very superior,
but the splendid scenery and stage arrange.
monts add more tot the spectators impress
SONS than Mr.. lryinR's acting.
To-norrOw we go TO see the Theodore
Thomas troupe, aud hear sOme grand ana
glorious melodies. j. f. II.
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ENNIS.

: ENNIS, Dec. 2S.-[Ootrespondence. l-AS
the impression prevails here that am your
special correspondent, and naturally the
special hludlng to the restrictions " our
mayor on Ohrisimas day has been attributed
to me, you will please publish this ~ Hat
dental OF any Knowledge OF same, II IL
with pleasure that can assert that the
course Of Mayor lligSinbotham In hNme
ter has been heartily oommon2ed and has
been universally approved hy all rood AMI
law-ahiding citizens, q. Il. You've.
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There are many cneap cosmetics offered
for sale, which claim to contain nothing in
uious TO the skin. This Is oil bosh; all or
ey nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleterious and poisonous drugs In
the materia medica. They destroy the VII.
tality OF the skin, making the consumer
powder entirely tree from all injurious met
ter. Use none other and You will never re-.
greet. Price 80 cents and Sl,0O per box.
Sold by all druggists and periumers,
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When you visit or leave New York CITY,
gsye baggage expresses or carriage hire,
ana stop at tho GtRud Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred ole.
gaut rooms, fitted M az 0 cost OF one mU.
don dollars, reduced to 81 aud upwards
per dpy. European plan. Elevator. Rec.
iautnbt supplied with tho best. ucgse
care, STAGES and elevated railrnais TO all d..
pOts Families can live better for less
money At tho Grand Union lIOisl 'han
. auY ottst hrsl-elaS hplel N ths city,
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.yuG sALa-lWO COOP EEsIhENCEc
& ut DIV located. ON south Hlrwood street, To-
EiEluS addition largo Cots aud 2 story nous 3.
ono 81 and the oIn'f 6~1Omg also nice cottage
ON Good ftr 49, near IIN- oak all cheap, Call
on a. u, EEAt 50 Jll Main STREET does 1t
EuR SALE - 10 RS FOR SALE
I ho11o q, 3 ana 3 rooms; coed water: can DO
bought ior 100 aud uuNrrds. must be sold be-
REYNOLDS y HUHnbUT iol Main. corner
Pyd IS dec}O.iw
lIOD sALR-AI HI. X Martyrs LIVE
= cry y he, ,1s brood MARI with f1al
cn'ap Nut h-sr.d, desc u
NuE SALE OK ENtIlA ,GE FOR u.LIAe
j rosl e-tuc hotel with 1000 worth OF fur.
= turo aud 11iireH desirable loc,llty aud good
having husl1lsg Inquire OF G n HUFFMAN
d co No, go Elm street, dec3O-'f
sALE-rBiNl MILLS AND FARM
y Including uhfu 500 acres Yt land 100 iu tul.
ilyauon htauco imher and pasture land. a
bargain i'I ls giy'u Auplv To j. o. KEW
DALI iui Num tree, ptlas dcc2g-'l
A'uRSALt-rWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
1 NrN'u street. between Ross avpuuo aud
Dallas irlggH, lHt, 7iy1Jl each: hlu,rS Hvp
room, Cnrh' one ut said houses Tor tent m.
qnircofr. T. Cart'r rovao.im
nor BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
u property sta bargain. Apply 70 BOWsER
g. InNuN, DALLAS Texas se'9.d
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LYDIA &. Pink II ANg'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Tor MI those rulnnl uplninis and Weaknesses
90 common 90 our best fcuinlc population.

Tor MI those ruinni siu plninis and WcnLnrsscs
90 commou to our b,,t fcu,n,y population.
Medicine for Woman. in,cntcdhy aWoman.
Prepared by Woman.
1hs C,s,ttst Hsalal m,',,y ,sss the p,-u " uuory.
;l-,t rcyivJs ue drc5p.us spirits, luv.soNt., hud
h,u1DnaH tho Organic functions, give elasticity ANA
rHup. @, tlg sier. pa'oua tbo rbuwl iu.ro 20 tho
,.r aul plants ON iho rlo yh..G ufvomln Che fr.fh
u...Ho' litsu3rirs AMI carly summer time.
Physicians Use q ana Prescribe u FrcoN u
Ituuo,c1 hiDiU,al n,iuency d'ltroyv hll .p,iHs
t,r sUnuNu' and relieves week.-mrs. of che r' HwNoh
Trat fp.l.ns ot he1r1g down, causing r1n, u.'eht
H.IH.ttcho. a. Dlv1rs permanently curcll ny ,tsu.N
l'ort tbs cor, l,H1gy Complaints or either 90
tas and 2. unsurpassed.
LYDIA ~. rjSRHhN's BLOOD rrWFIrH
uaHI dl,r tgug aud st'ugth io uf' ga.u, 90
uauvonnor ca,Nt Insist 900 ha,ati~
pfhtac Compound auj ulooJ Iur,O.rbrr ,-y,,rri
ut ss tal ESQ w,.,yfn Avenue, lynn, Mass ri,1 vt
c~.r o. six boitis Coz e. ssrtty wlnrtho 20 No
y'pIt 60 vtlos,1sa, vn u.rslpt gfur.r 3it#rh'X
rrUtbc. Mr. liukhHw frc.1 aus.,Hs' .lrlf.fs %
inquiry, lag.Dty stamp isudiugu pamphlet
Not,rry should no vitHnultvpIN o. IfNElINvs
sadt5, aily Gthsl,er ,Jnt p.rOo,.
kTsoliby anIrusglsts.-4a 90
.-EASAE NAFT
L5EG(AAlf>eE1 SSNA
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WASHINGTON.
The Capital During ChristmaS-A SUr'
cease of Politics.

A Pleasure Jaunt TO tho Monumental
CITY.
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SON, GA Main St.
NOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Diamonds, Watches, Fancy Bisque figures Com
bnadon Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Boxes
Ladies Card Case Ladies Work Boxes and Baskets
Gentemens Dressing Cases, Vienna Bric.abrac Puff
Boxes, Infants Sets, Select line of Ovewoo1 Novel
ties Celuoid Dressing Cases, Vienna Music Boxes Op
Glasses Vienna Pocketbooks, Fine Leather Auto
graph Albums, Gentlemen's Shaving Sets. Bohemian
Vases, Elegant line of Writing Desks, CentIemen's
Smoking Sets, Ladies Dressing Cases, Cut Glass; Ink
stands, Vienna Bronzes, Engraved Bud Vases.
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Ponds Extract
Cures pains and injuries however severe
Under any temperature, In all climates, il
aCGOmplishes the Same wondeffnI resulle.
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10" sALR-AI ~. X Martyrs LIVE
= cry ,t'hle, 31s brood MARI, with foal
CufHn Nut hF sold, n-p,O ~
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AATANIEO = FTKSI .ILAsS BLAUksMIIII
w wautedi one who can do hOrs shooting ~ d
general repairing. Address j r RABB
ADJ Cur, VtNHH II ClN I'm
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Pmliham,s Cnmn llmd

Mos,uAoE
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OEEFNr-N FURNISHED ROOM WITH
L tuFrI, Ri .5 Live OAK street References
required. decs0-lt
,,.p H.,,,,., ,.,.,,--- .,,,. -. -.
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iJANlED- A COOK FOR HOlEL WORK:
" man or woman. Address BOX g. rorury
Kaufman county. IrE1N. dgoIS y {
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IA ANTEu-A STU NIION As otLE,MAN
W in or outside; best OF references, god a D.
quaiutance In Collin county ADDRESS n j
IuCKHARE Plano Texas, dcc2S 30
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-09-13

Tee on Credentials and some heated
argument. which The Chair declared
out Of order. and an appeal was taken
from the decision Of tie Chair. On
the appeal the ayes and noes we're
called, 45veEiag IN The Affirmative and
8 in the negative. and several delegates
refusing to vote. Before the vote
was taken, part Of the Int. 9Th. 7th
and 18th district delegations left the
Convention. Mr. Bond noy renewed
his motion to proceed to the election
Of delegates, and the motion was car
ried. Dir. 6lye moved to elect j.
Frank Ford, ". S. coppage and Th0a.
Fl. Bond. and these gentlemen were
elected by ViUa rOoe vOts. there being
about 90 delegates present in the Con
vention. Charles B. Wise, James r.
Ward and JnO. A. Camaiier were cleo
ted alternates. On motion, the cleo
ton Of the delegates was made uaan-
imOus. The Convention then adjourn
ed.
J. B. GAKDIxER, 7. s. LYxcH.
Secretary. President.
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The LATE CoEvESTIoH. As the
two reports given below Of the occur
renees and proceedings of the late
Democratic Convention place the
readers Of the BEACON in full posses
sion Of al the facts necessary to . full
understanding Of the issue which
arose in the Convention between the
majority and minority sentiment Of
that body, we can see no necessity for
intruding our opinions on the sub
ject. believing. if we did 80. We would
widen a breach among democrats which
We sincerely desire to zee healed. We
hope that the sober second thought Of
the seeding delegates will induce
them to change their purpose ofseek-
ing representation BY an independent
delegation to the State Convention.
We feel confident that the effect Of
this viii be 70 make wider instead Of
closing up the breach already made
and that It viii have hnrtfuI effects
on our party hereafter. We are all
democrats. al pledged 10 support the
democratic nominees. Let ms unite
and have peace and direct Our enrai-
Ties towards the rspubliean State
ticket.
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THURSDAY MoRNIEG. Sept. 18Th. 1888.
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