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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
rWO WAYS

have VOID, write. correspondent.
for country folks. You city people
Who have neither material, inclination,
nor time, need not listen. Have you an
old blue aud white cotton counisrpane.
with fringe al top and bottom, such ss
our grandmother. useis IL an, you can
make portieie for some single door
way. and although perhaps YOU won't
believe me, II isvery pretty. just leave
one fringrd end for the bottom, aud
turn the other 80 u will fall over At the
top. Try IL, and see II YOU don't Ike
the effect. The japanese bamboo and
bead curtains have been much used Of
lste-tho.e which hang In long strings
aud YOU can 20 through anywhere.
Hunt up the half bashei of hor.e-cbe.t-
nuts which the children gathered Ia the
autumn. and string them ON mscrsme
cord 81 the right length, having the
chestnuts ne near one sise as possible.
You can varni,h them ar not, ne you
choose. Fssten tbem Ia = bamboo rod
by means of brsss rings, snd you wiil
have a japanese portierc without buying
one. You can even make your pole out
Of bamboo hshing-rod II you have Que
to spare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
STATE on MAINE.

DNfDHD. 50.
'l,AkEN on sse.ruiisa All slI - .oii ~ pub
i NJ aasti.sn ON The thifti-th dsy ~ april 4. u
$50 al too osh-k IN ths aftsruson a tn stsr. 81
D.tid Stearns In Hiram In all ceanty al tn
rtztt IN equity whlsh MARI y. Iiantfe-s AM
-ylvanus n. Thomas l-sth - Iiifam la tn Csun
~ % Dxfsrt hal on the tseuty seventh DAY II
Dsrstntsf, a. u. ls-s. Who's The .ams "a. a
ttsbs~i on ths orxiusi wTit. o. feissm M follos
ins de-cnls>i nsftsss~i real estate. situaissi Ia
liiram. In ssit toanty o. VT q certain "a ~
panel ~ lssi In .sid Iilrsm. containlng setsutf
ssre., more OF les bsinx sane - ooaFeywi o.
VS. 4. tluatrvs. dessa.~i BY Js.sph Marrsu
by dss.i % ~srranty r.s.riesil In Osfsri tvuniy
western district Rexi-try ~ i,~si.. ii,-sk al
fasc Ni slso sixt-sa srrcs mov 90 go. II
ant Ia .sil iiiram, conveyed D. sait fiantre-.
by Hsaisrala sossiwia, By dsesi ef warranty
asisi August ~. l-s1. alas certain yircs ~ aai
IN All Hiram roay.yet b. all taRifess ~
Jsssph warr.a BY wsrrsnty sisssi slAi-i Asxu-'
tth. \. u. ls7s, slso t~eniy I've scrv. ~ ani
morv % hes.. In ALI Hiram. Conveyed g. all
iIantr-.. by Isaac tmsry, BY gulisisim de~l
tais.i september ish. a. u. Isl. ssh panel.
were conveyed " syiyanus y. Thsmss ~ seofss
A. taAs. Admlai-tr.tsr % The estate % " litsn
4. Huntfvs.. by sics~t recsrici In all Esststry
% INeei., Bsok ~. fsr.. IA
itirsa, Msrch AMI. 4. u. isa.
JORDAN STACY,
Dsps'y shsra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
STATE o. nAISE.

suNAkkN on sxerstion AMI vtii ts ssii BY ysh
j Ne saetisn. on the hrst day % MAY a. %
lso "a tue oslsk IN the ansrpoon n ifotsi Man
ovopis IN Porter IN sail Coasty all tho night II
C.unty ef Oxferi ksi 90 the seventh dsy o
August A. ID. l-<s when the same vas attssbes
on the original viii. 10 eiesm the foilosiag ds
scrilri msftxAxcd real estate. sitastesi In Porto
49, vm.s =. ,-s,s, ~',s ~, ~. 80 " ....,,
In saii Porter which James fressh eontsye-i q
tsAse l.. frvaeh By warranty de~si. dAts.i Mar,i
iosh a. d. 80
Porter. harh md. 4, y: iss
JORDAN STACY,
Dvputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
IA, csopsrlcss

.IhsV cut their fooi With their dag
gers. sni ih~y eat Nth plichforks'
rrie,i ~. horrih~l japanese Who nfsi
.aw Europetn. eating ln such bsrhtric
ani rryoliing m,nner Nth the knife hni
fork.
ishi.ansvfy,i. deii and Initiative a.
tho IsIane.s sui Chlaes- arr, u tak"s
ihcm q. long a. l~irn the proper ani
graceful use ~ the knife sni fork q. "
rr,iulfrs fof us IN "a .irr The evolution.
anl c,lqu-ti- - il'- clnps,icks.
tits puttv sight. n the beginning
70 4 iapsn~ss ot Chlnrss feast, a. ser Tho
ho.t help his guests o. ssr-ts. a.. ih"n
!. llsplty-i the bet anil most graceful
play 81 tho chnpsilrk. cue can take .
les.on, a. tie ~ sirf II the feat dainii-
I, llft. c,ke. or confrriion. ani place.
then On thu plate ~ paper before each
guest. Ths Chln~.~ rhop.ilcks ar long
~ than ths Iapin~s~. often metal tippcl
and dc,or,t-i. nnl arr u.ci agaln ani
sgtin Nsn,hfln. sarrv thrlf osn silver
TIPPED ivory rhop.tlck. to feast, wips
thru clean. anil carry ih~m home sgain
Nhsu u 4. over. o. common restaurants
W Chin~.e riii~s the chops,lrks consiiini"
q lottery fur th~ patrons. MI ~" sticks
ar krt, together In q ,l~cp rOund boN,
ani rrriain onc. arc marked on the low
- rni With ,hln~se character ~ mum.
lsr. III un-s uho select thc.s chop
stick. from the hoN arr suiltlei io an
EXTRA dl.h 90 I-of'ion without chtrg".
IN the oil clty - Ti~n-r.in, particular
Is, Que I. hsif dssf~nsi wbsn h. pas.".
a restaurant by Tho ratillng ~ the boNr'
~ chop.iick. aud the .hrill voice. ~ th"
propulsion. .rrv~yhins the merits ~ their
rsisbli.hmcui N the top II their lung'.
In japan. sbsrr eNqulsiis neiinrss
anh dslnilncss marx every p,rt ~ house.
bald living. the same chopsiick. arr u.s'i
unlV onc- M feast or AZ an orilnarN
tsa.houss. long paper en,elop-- lad 10
.iie on-'s howl voniains pair ~ tscl,c-
lnrh siick. no ihlckrr than lead pencils,
whlitl~i frpm clean white pine. To
.hnw that tlYsy have never h-rn use'i il'e
tao stick. are Whitfield Va Que plece ani
split spar, only halt their icngih.-S'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
NOTICE or sAlE.

rsr.sass 10 noesss from tAs Hon. Judrr o.
Probate. for The eeanty of Oxford. stas~ ef Maine
day ef Msrk. A. %. isxs, e t~n e'eissk In en-
fssessss. 81 my once In i<tbsi. In AID county
ell the right. tit< and istervss fb<inF . msrSr
20 s ~. e s3.,.2 az, = ,s.ss. ..,sA r, ~
and 70 The feliswtsx named asd ae>rniei ~
e~sAss, N M Icing tks kssseseead % IT, 81
Ti1cthy q. Carer; sltsatei % NH ilill strvss
IN saii heshsl ADD eensissing ef absss fssr sersI
''''s ~ A., ~ 81 q CO 4 . -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
puuyHENNEss- Llauon uAnIf III
al the wc.ti shsse Z ess ess ssv.

N. iss.h-sss at IIss psssss sAkias y, sssssias
. speesiy and permanent esre. uhether Ne %
tisst is !sss!s.sss anshs, % ~ sscsesne 49,.
have tAkss NJ 0okiea sps.1ec IN thetf ooses
ssis dnskine VI tlssir Oh fvse viii. No harmful
$50 ssA a. - s;,s s.1, 80 s r.s Ss
!. A -. 80 !: ;S:ss::s s'>'' '''''s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Itsa csmmaa and -.li sus-n -oci ia
a. o. clusiru-t q suisurv -hich tnAses ~sns-.
all sbtrh c,1ntAins "a -ufi that rsfsatsi
I've time c,lu---utlrsiy ~ sHAmple-"l IL
sati that that that that that ais -ruis
shalkl have t--u 'wbch'- A msisra "a.
i~.lsion q ttis h q seaisncs 9TH To -ord
that "a tirus. s,u-s1itissly rvT-st~t Here
nk
lie al J.llnting D. a. -urd that, thai
that That. that that lsiy wru,s. shoah love
t..n ssLlrh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
PIMPI.Es on THE

Face cured. sulphur bltters will cure
the worst case Of akin disease; from q
common pimple on the face To that most
awful disezse, scrofula, Il IL the best
medicine TO use In all csses Of such stub
born and deep seated discase. DO not
delay; NE sulphur Bitters and dfivs
IL kanor from yoaf blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

stranger-"where does that new dent
ist have his Officer Policemsn-"No,
mean the Que who pulls teeth without
painf" strang-r-"Yes." Policeman
$50 right around the corner. lo,
win have no trouble finding his Office
You can hear his patients yell half
hlock away"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

PAIN ANp pRrAp attend the use Of
most catarrh remedies. Liquid. and
snur. are unpleasant n. well a. danger
Gus. El,'- Cream BALM u safe, pleas
ant, easily applied Into the bostrll., aud
q sure cure. n clein..s the nasal pas
-fgr. and heal. Ga. lnfismed membrane,
giving relief az once. Price Jc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Ayers Hair vigor u q most excellent
preparation for the hair. I speak Of u
from experience. IT. use promotes the
growth ~ new hair, aud makes II glossy
and soft. The vigor Il a sure cure Tor
dsndruff.--J. W. Bowen, Editor En-
auirer. Macarthur. Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

1 What ~ d. 81 svsry meAl 2 A do
49, lnctisnt D. mAh sd t.~st q Noihlns
t-lcs yuar--f All hftl Z. Eglsliiy AMI
dsasy. 4 4 raslsl q To small sninAls
: Al H. ia Aryhii~rt A ~ofEnlsn,
inlt.lsmsnt 4 ls,.r IN A ussshahiCsl
insfrua.-ut a. Part ~ I-risiscAi sni .
dI.h q f.i o. \ ch..t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

TuE MOST obstinate ease. 81 caiarri
arr curcd by the use ~ Ely's Cream
BALM. the only agreeable remedy. II u
not q li9uh or snur. !. easily applied In
a. IN. no.tnl.. For cold In the head u
{. magical. II gises relief at once
prl.,. ~ s,rnfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

In purchasing me,iiclne., don't try en-
p~riment.: she first aud only consider
alton .houh b. genuineness. Aver
Sar.aparills Ia. stood the t-si ~ fort,
wears, aud to-day u !. In greater demand
than rYcr-a triumphant proof 81 popu
lar approval.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

10 s. -rrahl--nuis Slsrp 81 In TIE nrs
tasiur.. q in ths -s,uni AMI ;, In the third
~ ~ -NuusrtcAl Enigm.
n,srvs ne slaa- ia daiy 49,,
Al rrst 49, In sifitins
10 an Missing GhYm--
yoaux sornan ~h1-- uarn- -ss i-EE Cr1i-~l
Hat cortracis,i q clrtlsas nuLE tii--A@si
nv "a. nAught coai hsf hsn.yr Arp lsr
f-t-l
IT, t..-tor trrs-i W tuisei
Al. bilnsing - n fsys-l,
saii t-u-aii 4. 81 IL Uss~A
IL an ctang-l be WI C5c-sl
To Trv-rrts snythlns TT sTvSa M u~Asl
No Cl "A p.AIDuuli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
J,'uay SIMPSON

az the superior Court writes; From
mental exhaustion my nervous system
became shattered. aud ! va. utterly un-
able Ia sleep nights. sulphur Hitter.
curci the and INV sleep IL nov sound,
sweet aud refreshing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Robert Davis, of Providence, borrow
"a a nan. knife 10 pare down his corn.
and the man forge, IN say that be had
skinned q cat with Il that day. Result :
Robert will 20 on one leg the rest Of his
life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

There are L.ticr h.h In the .ea than
are nov caught" say. an eschnngc.
pcrhsp. .o; bat there arr non. any big
ger than the h.h the m,n lo.e. just q. h.
!. about Ia laui u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

MAX. don't YOU think u extra,ag,nt
"a give three hundred dollar. Tor . dla-
mond a. wear on my hanir' "Not al
all. NV dear; you don't consider how
much I .hall save on your gloves"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Tie paper. .sy that "wine I. di.,p-
Issting FROM the table" Mr.. Iiashc.
Who keep. q boarding house. ssy. .he Ia.
po,icci the same i,~calhriiy In bread,
butter, b-cf. potatoes aud other cliablc..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Ne e-Look sharp at This
Tue t-o parallel hne., u ~hieh the upis'
oos Apy.ars 10 l.. The ,oa.-r. are u the s-iDs
lugth.
No 6l-ChArads: Fly brush
No O. Letter Rsba.: Sconos.
40 as "A Siscc~-sfal Man. Plumber.
No al -Hi1iea Puts % HO0-e. !. Gel
lar. = Door. 3 Roof 4 Wall s floor.
q Joist 2 siding 4 Hind. . SGD 10
wlste.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

4 penny famine I. threatened at the
West. since IL "a. ascertainei that a
c.li could b. u.-fully employed at
ehur,h collections, the penny piece has
.ni,lsnly bs,orne a great fasorite there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Ths -rboisr ihoughi s.lnuts o..r ,ht'
Trutl-m stthoai bs.a ~ tai and thea
promptly s5,siit What -sr- ths uum,-,
b. di-uysrvdi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

,.a cor Illustrated psmphhs explaining ali
about Dr. Dyes Cs,ssf.isi EIsstro' SesAic iss
snd appliances, AMI their charming s6ests upon
The ssrtoas dshlntAtsi system. AMI how They
vill aulskiy rv.ssre yea ~ vtxcr snd nanbcet.
rsmrhl.t fre>L ~ yoa arr tins af1istet. Ne viii
.~oi ,sa a Ii<n anil Appliances 90 Q trial
yolTAH HAIR Co. Marshall. Nrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Ilow much easier Il !. o. symPaihl,r
Nth oar fri@nls whrn they arr suffer
log adversely than o. rviolcr With them
nhrn they afr rnI0yIng pro.prrlly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Insurance Agent-"Now that you are
married. Z suppose YOU will take out =
poiicyy'' Young Blggs-"Oh, no,
guess not. don't think she's going 10
~. dangerous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Bali h~,i. arr too many when they
NAV D. covered With = luNuriant growth
10 h,ir by using the hcsi 90 all rc.iorrr.,
IIslIs Hair I,susMef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
=. rs-ra. r,.m,..,.. r.nI.

Srhd.l Etauiusr- iio- u.sHt uum.-rs afs
ry.tuir,,i i1 T.rturtua muiiiritcaiiuai
Sst.,laF promptly
EtAuiurr- Wei. tets az thr~s numt-rs,
- cumplsts ths muliif iraiion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

'IloN 90 make Chicago parsdise for
strangers" l. the title 10 an article Ia
the Chicago Tribune. one plan would
h. for all the present Inhabitants Ia move
cot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

The constant reader" of the daily
newspaper IL never compelled to slt on
Jury through days and weeks OF .
tedious criminal trial. Now 10 the time
10 subscribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

\ rsefui Pr-.ent IN every package
~AVI>A. the tcst Washing foSdcf.
~ol by grvc-rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

In every town where sAyr>A !. intro
duc-.i the sale !. larger than all other
Ma.hlng cnmI.onnl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

10. u.->.ss. ~ state. - A.ss'.a
% a.u q IN -tag. - Agfs
Tdry a. ~ "F.is uih- Fvtiu 80
a sss - tr-sis stist N thsi tbk
A. ratEs a. 81 ! aulisrstani
n "sossafts GO t...a-.t uurs-
go NEsa- O. tty iatrrnai tea'
nv ~ o. oaa.l fara.s Atsis.
% tfrssar c,Hirss 90 sirAEu-f sAts.
n thrrr rs sgsfutsa o. tirsisf 49,
lthsu o. a. drfF thsi - frv-
Tasrs Il -uia ID Ass Il aa-faf
Ia -kl-b 10 49, -.tss outss- oas - - 90.
ttrfe
II. ursat- ~ = ~ t-aaiiiai ASA
Nothsf sss.ss a. suirssc- o. 80 un.isS
sfaf.ff
VOusfsa- hafsstas sraiff
whsh -ssss a. a-sp e. ~ Oaf - ts.fsif
-Atulsfsa - t.is fru.n tAai faf = AL
-tCgr uussur al foFvssf $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
DE NJ AN DS
Ayers

sanapanIia Year ne. 90 that q sotus 90
near and dear o. Tvu. nay dspeud on ths
use u thi, seliappfos~d fsInedI Ia pfeisf.
snes o. any othsf pfvIafatlon ~ SIMILAR
uans. u II Compounded q lIondufAs ar
sapaniia THE tafisty mosi nsh in sufaii'e
pfupsftissl. stillingia. mansifAke, lsllps
Iask. and ne h-iiis,. The prrsss - nan
uiastnfs 4. original. skllfnl, ssrupaioasil
clean. and such a. b. secure n 'sry hfsi
Medicinal qnAitiss q sAsh insfrd'snt Tbs
fisdisins l. nat holicd nnf bsAist, AMI H.
thsFsfafr. nat deeostion. bot q u e.'t,-
i.sund satr.st obtained ~ q mstisn-i ~
slu.NsJ OF osu. q the bsst and Hsnsi
peaceful Alternatives. taaics. ani diaTttis'
lnssn g. pharmacy. fv us lAsi fofy
JsAfs. Ayers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
NOTICE.
Examination .f rrnchcr,.

81 tssrhsrs iutruiinF o. trsrh sumHisf tffvns
- ssh.ssi h. 90 tssa n rshs afv rslue.tei O.
uueft 81 m hftfk srts-il h.slss, fnfts WV 90
ssiariat. AFfti p ~ - 4 ". f.r stauiintilsn
= 'CtNtts ~~ Casualties
~ Woodbury., n
aHtlItH D. tpHnE>. Parts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Velvet skirts and sleevcs are features
Of many new dresses. Ths bodice and
draperiss are q wool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

E.ch q tis al small paciur-. NAV - 10
sril-sl by -urd - -y~u lstiss When
ths-s sufis are rtgLuy gues-.i and Flsc~Si
90 t-io- ths oihsf. in ths or'lsf hsr. gi'su.
~ thirl rsrI-niltlaf ros all 81 M
,artsfns ~ g. Anssrtcsn gs-t -ho -ss tsru
Ia Nosstni-f i7y5 "a Nicholas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
PRUNING AND MANuR,No Rosss.

Cesw.rssassrs % scvsos ~ iassrv.s " NJ sdi>.
70 ssikisei Ad.iivs. Eilsss lio..nAnrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Y. 4 GILsEgf 4m Ey1s3gngT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

Ne 70 illustrated As,-si,s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-04
BIG INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.
Twenty-Five New Members Added to the Cham
Der of COmmerce-EarnestA Advertising.

TWENTY-FIVE New Members Added to the Cham
Der Of Commerce Advertising.
The directors of the chamber of COM
MERGE held their regular monthly meeting
last evening, First Vice President Fred
Simon in the chair. There were present
Messrs. Culmer, .Donnellan, Hall, Spencer,
Mainland and Ricketts,.
The following twenty-five gentlemen
were elected to membership, which is the
largest number ever elected at any meets
ing IN the history of the chamber: George
M. Downey, w. H. H. Spafford, G. S. Des-
key, w. Fl. Irvine. D. H. McAllister, De Witt
3. Lowe, w. ]. Harvey, John w. Nef, W.
s. Henderson, John S. Johnson, II. G.
Lett, j. G. Armstrong, A. w. McCune,
Henry Sadler, n. Groesbeck, Martin Ian
nan, Frank d. Hobbs, w. Babcock, jr., d.
James, ]. w. Sullivan, E. P. Sears and A.
Nj. James.
trusted the work of getting out sc, coo PAM
phlets was continued, with instructions to
secure local bids on the same.
The secretary from the committee on adj
vertising presented a lengthy verbal re-
port of the work of that committee. -Four
advertising propositions had been consid-
cred by them. Two of these were favor
aDly CONSIDERED and their actl0n endorsed
by the board. One proposition they had
rejected and the fourth was referred back
to the committee with instructions to in
vestigate more fully.
| Professor Jones, expert of the bureau OF
statistics OF the treasury department, pre-
sented report that the chamber prepare
| for publication in the next volume OF the
governments report on internal commerce
| exhaustive reading matter and statistical
information concerning Salt Lake city anC
Utah territory. On motion this was re
ferred to the secretary with in
| structions to confer further with the
| professor and report at the next meeting.
A resolution was adopted urging foster
| ing legislation and earln action on the part
of Congress in the matter of the proposed
wold's fair at Chicago in 1892.
| The secretary was instructed to acknowl
edge receipt of the invitation from the
Jamaica international exhibition of 1891,
together with request for space in which
to display advertising matter, ETC., con
corning Salt Lake city and Utah.
Prof. Hirsching presented in writ
ing a suggestion contemplating the
establishment Of an experimental station
for the purpose of making scientific re-
| search into the mineral wealth, and ad
vantages Of Utah. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on manufacture.
The matter of advertising Salt Lake
city, in some of the leading cities of the
west was referred to the committee on ad
vertislng, and on motion the board ad-
| iourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-04
A Landslide and a Wreck.

GARRISON, Mont, April "a landslide
occurred this morning in a cut south of the
village, and before the fagman could inter
cept it freight train dashed into the mass
of earth and rocks. Over dozen freight
cars, engine and tender were wrecked, the
wreckage being over thirty feet high. The
engineer, fireman and brakeman were in
the wreck, but were not fatally injured.
The Atlantic express was right behind the
freight, but was tagged in time, thereby
preventing horrible accident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-04

CHICAGO. April 2.-The leaders of the
striking plumbers assert that they are per-
fecting an arrangement whereby in case
the masters do not concede their demands
soon, they will establish a cooperative
shop with branches all over the city. They
assert they can pay the wages demanded
and declare 10 per cent. dividends on the
capital invested
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there being no etape prisons on the way. by
this means l reached my destination, the city
of Samboff, in two days from the time of
leaving Mini Novgorod There the soldiers
released me, and l once more, to a great ex-
tent, breathed the air of freedom
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Classified.

"Isn't crime, judge, to loosen a swarm Of
bees on a fellow?'
mot crime. We might call it bee-set-
ting sin. New York Sun.
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WHITE HoJIsr

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man office in the hotel Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern convepiences. Terms S2.00 to s.. SO per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor. =
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Professional Pride.

First Printer-What are you saving up
your money for, Bill?
Second Printer-Pm a going to get my
wife new hat on her birthday
First Printer-What! you amt reform
ing, are you, Bill?
Second Printer-No, but I'm bound to
give my wife display head for once in
her life.-Burlington Free Press.
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Cliff HOUSE.
Located Cor. Main and Tbird soutb Streets.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 50 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Iect in its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c. BRIXEN g. Bro, Props.
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Yeast-Do you play chessl
Crimsonbeak-Well, no; can't say that I
play it. work at it occasionally Yonkers
Statesman
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AStroloyical.

Had my horoscope cast yesterday"
Show was it!'
PLENTY of horror. Little scope. Mum.
sey's Weekly.
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Couldn't Hold II.

Little Three-year-old (who has put her
hand out of the window while it was
snowing)- mamma, mamma,
ketched a snow!
Mamma-Where is it, darling?
Little Three-year-old docking at her
hand blankly)-It ruined away.-West
Shore.
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An Undutiful Son.

Mrs. McCrackle-How can Mr.. Jimson be
suffering from sunstroke this time of the yearl
McCrackle-He was hit by his unfilial boy,
Dick.-Munsey's Weekly.
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His PrOnerfv.

A man in the town of Franklin, this county,
Is taxed nine cents on real estate and So so on
does.-Malone Palladium
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Why. Certainly.

Jaggs-What kind of tobacco do you smoke,
baggsa
Baggs-Snoking tobacco-St. Paul Globo.
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A Good Excuse.

Mrs. CT hope you will excuse my
husband for not attending your brothers
funeral
Mrs. H.-Was he ill?
Mrs G.-No; but he had one of his
silly fits on. and then he would laugh if
you showed a gas bill at him.-Texas
Siftings.
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The Chicago Plumbers, Strike.

Van Houten's Cocoa-Largest sale in the
world