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The report of the altarlcommitteelwa then
read and accepted. Pledges for scholarship
at st. Johns boys school were then taken.
and aid promised for furnishing articles
needed. 1t was voted that the contributions
taken be given to the St. Johns school.
The officers for the past year were re-elect-
ed: President, Mrs. Neely. and secretary,
Miss McCobb. Mileage tickets were voted
to the general missionary, and other minor
business discussed.
The convention sermon was preached by
Rev. j. MEG. Foster, after which Bishop
Neely celebrated holy communion.
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Drowned While Sailing.
Ispecial to the PREss.l

RocKLAND. June 10.-Yesterday after
noon, while Edward l.. Stone, young man
aged about twenty. residing at North Hay-
en- was sailing near what is known as Chan
mel Island, his boat capsized and he was
drowned Up to date the body had not been
rannvnrad
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TAE w EATHER.


Following is the forecast of the weather:
Fair and stationary temperature with va
riable winds.
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2 c indicates partly cloudy.

nj can daily ther....61.5 Max. vel. wind. Jaw
Maximum ther. .76. 8 Total precip...... %
Miliirnum ther r.46.6l
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westbrook semInarys, 10; P.H. S.

The above named clubs played an interst-
ing game at at Portland grounds yesterday
afternoon. The following is the score:
WFsTBROOK sFMINARYs
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Filling Original Packages.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The conference
report ON the bill appropriating $4,000 for
the relief OF A. III. Emery was rejected. The
House further insisted on its disagreement
to the Senate amendment, which appropri-
ates S125 600, the original House bill appro-
priating $4,000, and another conference was
ordered.
The Speaker laid before ths House the
Senate bill amendatory Of the internal reve-
nue. laws, which was passed. 1t authorizes
the commissioner VI internal revenue to for
mulate rules and regulations by which beer
may be carried direct from the vats TO the
bottling department without passing through
the intermediate process Of being drawn Into
kegs. The Senate bill was passed changing
the present system Of drawback on exported
beer and fermented liquors, and permitting
their expectation In bond In the same man.
ner as distilled spirits are now handled.
Portland Among the Bidders.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Bids will be
opened ON Thursday at the department for
the steam tugs for which the navy stands
in great need. The bids will probably DO
Publican Iron Works OF Chicago. Globe Iron
Works OF Cleveland. Harrison Loring OF
Boston, Newport News Ship Building and
Dry Dock Company, IL. Barsaton OF Balti-
more, Moore & Sons Of Elizabethport, j. II.
Dralaque Of Camden, w. & A. Fletcher Com
96 SS 9Ss 81 Ts% S BqsE ana
(Me.) Company, Atlantic Works OF Boston.
Leafe & Levy Of Philadelphia and the Union
Dry Dock Company Of Buffalo.
IL Is Superintendent Ryan.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-EdwaTd j. Ryan,
the present chief clerk Of the railway mail
division In Boston, has been appointed SUI
perntendent Of the first division, vice w. III.
BigelOw, deceased. S. w. Shepardson. chief
clerk of various lines in the first division, has
been appointed TO the position made vacant
by the promotion Of Ryan.
Pension Bill Compromise.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Negotiations be-
tween the Senate and House respecting the
differences arising from the conflicting
amendments to the Morrill, pension bill were
brought to q successful conclusion today by
the final agreement Of the cOnferees. The
Senate recedes from lnsistence upon the de-
pendent pension feature, and the House
agrees to drop the service pension provision.
Washington Notes.
Misses Edith Dingley and Lucy M. Kicker
ing from Mount Vernon Seminary In Wash
ington, Tuesday. Mrs. Dingley and daugh-
ter will return to Maine on Thursday.
Patents have been granted Stephen Giles
of PatteD, Me-, for holder for vehicles, and
John S. Jackson Of Bath. on a snatch block.
The nomination Of +. G. Partridge as ex.
amlner Of claims In the state department has
been confirmed.
The President has approved the customs
administrative bill.
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Westbrook Sem'ry.2 8 0 0 2 1-13
p. ii. S....... ......l o o ! 0-1O
Two base hits-Dana, Elwell ~, Leighton.
Double playaElwell and Wilson. Bases on balls
-Payson 2, Dana 4. Hit by pitched ball-Wilson.
Struck out Payson 4, Dana g. Time of game
hours. Umpires-Messrs. Ruby and Webster.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
Is made strictly in advance the price will be Six
Dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsNG-0ne inch space OF
the length of column, or twelve lines n0npdrei
constitutes a square"
Sl.50 per square, daily, first week; 70 cents pei
week alter; thIee Insertl9ns ions or less sly; con
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents
one week, Sl.00; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head of "ABIUsEMENTs' and "AUCTIor
SALES" $500 per square per week; three inser
tions or less, S1.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at S2.b(
year If paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINE STATl
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
part OF the State) for s1o0 per square for first In
sertlon. and 90 cents per square for each subse
quent insertion.
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A Parable.

Ma EoUOE; Inc course Q: certain
we-.-ueaning gentlemen, vho lately
.o.-e5 the Re-zcaoazry PARTY, reminds
ne u $ parable
A party Q: friends Sre travelling To-
-s,asr IN : S,&gs-co&ca bound north. i.
me rs stopping place, oce O them
leaves his companions and gets into an
c.lsr sac bo1nG south.
"Hzlso," SAYS o1e what are YOU
GCiDE thai torT
Dat Ike the driver" i his answer.
He's s graf. u1>ociSble cuSS, won Z.
drink with : fellow. Besides, the springs
z-e 10 god. and the concern iolcS TOO
--cl'
--B-c that stage * bound IN the wrong
G--sc,511, SAYS his partner
oh. I toat know about that, he re-
pies Perhaps I can e; Them 70
change thsir rouce. Anyhow. I dln'c
Ike mat Pcritznic&l Yankee driver. -
And - Of he zosS-
TIE application ! o5yi01s enough
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Another Opposition Lie Nailed.

NE- EDuOE: Since arrived here YES
tsr1Sy from NV visit 70 America, have
learned that !. has been stated that I
threatened the Portuguese lSbo-erS IN
hoh1l1 thxt Il they Ssi,lsi on o. took I'D
Gny q The Government land formerly
LEASED By NE, bur which i now being
disposed q by the Government under the
Homestead Act that ! would no. employ
chsu. I have never made any such
threat. and have never authorized Sny
one - DO 80. Nv son, who has had
charge q NV Sdxirs during my absence,
nSS lo; done - either.
By kindly giving this letter space in
vo-r columns you viii oblIge,
ROsEET Z. HIM.
Honolulu. Jan. =, ISl0.
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CampAisa Adriee.

ME- ECrOE: Please allow NE sp4ce
II yo- p4psr 70 give : little advice 10
t1o~e who z-e making this political cam
p1-Eu - bitter and personally unple4s-
z1.- Saying hzrj things q one smother
VII never nSze men popular II this
community. and wiI never sid % their
political influence The f4C- L cuAG back
o a. the p-zce-SaaksrS S1i Ssli-ssskars
generally. there = s great majority II
tzvc- q honest. efficient. economical.
progressive. responsible government.
Inc question which the intelligent and
uE--5lsi, v1-s- -->- ia.siria \ whicA
candidates offer the greater ass ur2nce q
s-c1 zoci Eov5r1ueat IN case they 4re
s-=--ei Internal improvements are
Dcw REGARDED OF 81 Intelligent voters s.
81 the cre4.eSt Importance The plb,ic
. ms L-tle couuC1i.y Czzn Judge Of the
records o the men now nominated, and
t=C-te Elo Srs likely % 10 mOsc IN this
line EIClo-. listening % personal Wifi
cz-5o1- TIE Homestead l4E z1i its
operation are S-so important matters.
TIE statute MS been OF the books during
= -rs1c pI-r o cwo administrations
TlcS5 seeking % re-zln q % gain COZ
~ . re LrlFECLLG-- nave Teen E1E
-le EoS- pGr-, connected n some way
E--h the EwO administrations Again.
- The p11-ic decide which men they
-l- c-->- ru-S business % with the great
- zsS-1z-cs, without rucslrz bitter
passions me Chinese question, Ike
Bz---o'S zG1S-, VII 10. down Il r.
cures ID gers1-z- 21-Ss 10 enable the
p-1-c % i=Ci3e ll-5-L-ga1tly which men
en- D. trusted % deal mos. izir-y and
5E--l=---v TI.l this grave aud important
question lie. these and o-her Lmp o-tG1s
matters bs dealt With honestly and ezEl-
as--v. ~ El-h1c- passion Violence q
I-Va--lye y-1dC.sS s-z-e q mind among
The people o. any snail place which IN
Is --z- % lsz- with such grave matters
ms pea fIr ten 5-zEce : C1- intend
- = q re1r1Gch . -lcss VINO n can
iii z-[ moderate Ezy compare recl-1S
U men $40 have political ree1ris, IN
5-s-r an 81 capacity Nl-. indeed. : Il
I--s-tet - 3 rspro4ch % any Cthsr-
Nay Z &C. rather - 0lI upon the Ez-sr.
PCBL-s
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Parties IN Hawaii Mel

IE- ED-CUE- IN the evening organ q
- -2s-zc-.11arv party may be found
A E--sele entitled I've have 10 real
-,s--szS- p xh5ch shows th= writer's ZrUss
z-uorzuce q H1E4lzn political history
It's tue thzt regularly organized par
- Ike rho@s o the United States and
E---z1I cz111- 61CrlSl u1ts- per
s5-L-- -1rz-uns1t. 5-t there have been
here - elsewhere f1r the pGS1 thirty
years Lz1e-1L plr-y and Es-1ctIC1Er!y
rE-E-
ne t5ruzr Lzs z-6zys been q the
81 d u1---zr rights and q L11sS- -JE-
s-uueut. z-d las always 0pp1sst d=1s
z-f ex-rzv1-zlce-
l. uzfs 3 gallant reslS-znc= % the
--.-s-- 1-s-Er- u hzmshznelz =, and
sI-h1uza -e1erzLly II the minority dur
--rE rs5zr zri since ms YET been :
-5--=-i-l c1ack u c1TE-q tlC1 and I11-
b=-r "a dlzd uLzcsS- II the Session q
- s-- sI--rtnz thz csu-rElTZsd machine
--1--~u--z-. u l5Ihs11 ( Co. the Liberal
-z--r tzSsrvei Eel u Is country and
z-rl-veI every c1uStIr-lti11zl Ue11s %
sEv = t1EuEzrd course % TUIH- Il
EzS -E7s sEus party t1Er f1Cuet the
u--l=-s q tH= RefTm party q ISL
TIE main iss1s = TIE sane uoE = I
IS than W. the uzIur51z1ce q han
~ C01s-i---I11zl -s1Eeruus1E- Al
E-r zzra1csS u details slo1L1 .
~ 81 u Slz1-
IL r=zI lzzi=rs q the Rs-sClE01zry
pz--T zrs u1- % Dc E1und OF IL Isl Of
w. Tie SpeecEss q Iessrs- B1sn,
h-Csz 3 l-1E- and ctEer Jl1s01lzus- are
ne Only lczs rlzr excite any elrh1sl1s-n
-l tie uzI1 lgiE q rhs party Il L N
ELzr 1zT1rl-s IlCrla-=- The ASz-ll14I
E=r--t- 11t TIE Leg o kE I-1h1i. and nj
= ~ Hg1af-.5= respectable Daily BILE
-. rlEr Te czL1 LzLru the real spirit and
--Es Y rl-zr parry
Tie u-5-z1iizsi editor q The BGII=rIa
III Eat 10 LIE that ~ and hlS fTleais
III have - mqre el1-r1l over the p5lieF
q TIE E=-Ee-i9aarE party tnza the
-Iz<uEmrs" had oTeF Clsvelznd's adj
Ei1l=Er1rze1-
L. ~ An q zzs0 a szr 2s p1s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-28

Sible. the good accomplished by the
revolution a 1857, which its papers
speak q as political crime, and as :
"deviliSh revolution,
That Is what the proposed healthy
revision" oi the So-oallei 'bSyonet con-
SritutiouH means.
Their organs Sre to-day denoOnclng As
: crime the suppression Of the late luSur-
rectioa, and giving their approval tothat
mad Sttsmpt 10 restore ASiStlc methods
q government.
The objective point Of their campaign
Is the Government Treasury, and i any
Of the ''boys" have joined the Opposition
camp in The hope OF share OF the plum
der, il Is 10 be feared that they viii again
be leit in the soup" CITIZEN.
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Thrnn Frnn,rs

Ms EnUOS; The following Is one 81
similar extracts irom = harSngQe de6v-
5-e5 by 7. 4. Lucas. January S0;h; u
-sl. you, gentlemen, al them fellows on
ocr tScSet are honest, mean well Sll
t1eD other fellows don't" In looking
over the names On the ticke; on which
l. Z. Lucas Is nominated. the above eN-
--2c; : really very lzughAbls. Y.
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Baldwin Locomotives
From the Works Of
B1rlhzn, Perry, Williams & Co.
Philadelphia Penn

Are nov prepared % give estimates and
receive orders fer th=se engines q any
sZs and style
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CORRESPONDENTS.

"z e -os ssl4 ourselves responsible 90 shs
s-z,s=s-ss r-s4s, - opinions expressed by cur
c---Ss7 c13szsS
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CASES. consisting Comb Brush and Looking
Glass, n white celuloid at 81. rs and upwards.
and MANICURE combined at $500 and
upwards
MANICURE SETS Plush Boxes 75c 90 and upwards
MANICURE SETS oXdzed metal from 81 90 upwards
PLUSH CUFF BOXES, from 81 % and upwards.
combined, Plush $500 and upwards
PLUSH HANDKERCHIEF BONES at s1.25 and upwards.
HANDKERCHIEFS PERFUME CASES combined at So
JEWEL CASES and WORK BONES, at SIPS and upwards
PLUSH ALBUMS, Cabinet size, only So
MATCH safe, combined, S125
PLUSH OWL WESKBROOM HOLDER S150
PLUSH WEISKBROOM HOLDER, S150.
SETS in Plush Boxes at So as Set and upwards
CIGARS, MATCH and ASH RECEIVERS in Metal ut Sl00
PIN CUSHIONS, at Soc and upwards
FANCY HAND MIRRORS 75c, 81 90 and S125
FANCY BASKETS and RECEIVERS at S25 and upwards
PERFUME STANDS and FANCY ROSE JARS, etc.. etc.
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BANK ROBBERY.


Advsnssre Of Three Chisax Q
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-One Of the
most daring robberies known In
Chicago was perpetrated today by
three stock Ard toughs, undoubtedly
the same who recently robbed the
cashier u AIlerton's packing house.
A few minutes past noon three men
ents red the Merchants Exchange
Bank on Commercial Avenue,
South Chicago. Cashier Wilder
and Bookkeeper Willis had gone
to lunch and the only person left In
the bank was Frank Lynn, assistant
cashier.
Two of the mer went TO the win
dows in the bank. pointed revolvers
at Lynn and ordered him TO open
the door at the rear and let q third
man In. Lynn did this, when the
robber knockei him down and
kicked him In the stomach until the
young mau WAS completely help
Les. Then he entered the vault,
took fr I'M the safe three $500 pack
ages of bills. some change and a
boz ,SntiiniGg deeds and mort
cages Then he picked up Lynn,
threw him into the vault and locked
the door on him. The burglars then
put the spill into sack ami, taking
. buggy, drove down the etreet.
BoOkseeptr Willis passed the
men at the entrance 10 the tank,
and or getting inside was surprised
10 lind the vault iockei and no one
present. He burriediy opened the
vault, when young Flynn fell cut,
bloody AM yrnaping that the bank
hal been robbed. Willis rushed
outside and met police lieutenant
and Sergeant Powers. A patro
wagon was called out in q minute
and started ia hot pursuit az tn,
robtcrs, who they could see mile
ahead.
The lash was piled rerciiesely
AMI the police were gaining rapidly
when the fiorzes began 10 give out
The lieutenant ordered the officeri
10 Use their shotguns As soon as THEY
could get within range, while hs
jumped out 10 orier another wagon
At the corner of South Chicago
and Cottage Grove avenue the
robbers deserted the buggy, getting
into the covered meat wagon q
Charles Mullin, evidently with the
liea that they woal thus elude thu
vigilance OF the police, bit the pur
sucrs were to cloee and n volley
fr1m their shotguns coon causec
them to desert The wagon. When u
was caught up with Mullin va
placed ubdef afrest, although pro
-.ting that he knew nothing abos
TIE matter, while the Officers con
tinued the chase Of the others. On'
Of them, John Corbert, soon sur
rendered, and after long hunt tn
othefe were found In barn. The,
opened fire on being discovered an,
Patrick O'Brien, o Waterman Oft
police, Wis shot In the thigh.
The sight Of shotguns wds to
much for them, however, and the.
soon gave up, surrepdering all tn
spoils. They gave their names a
Frank Bennett and Henry Feathe'
stoIe. The latter In known To th
police bv several other names.
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cKLEsnarEp cAss.

yshs HsssAs2s saiA - Have Bees
Killea ~ . Hes.
WAnIINeTON, Dec. 29.-'rhe Hdy
says: The killing Of John Prcntisf
Matthews, postmastef ut Carroll
town, Miss, by young Mcbride,
vii probably turn out 10 be q cduse
ee;e6re. A Star reporter yesterday
saw J. II. Matthews, Of Mississippi,
Who was the republican candidate
for Congress against General Hooker
at the last election, and who Is also q
brother Of the dead man. Matthews
had just received the following tele-
gram from Carrollto xm:
John was murdered by a mob. He
had been notified by dozen men that
a mob was going to kill him that day.
He saw men with their guns and got
a rifle. When he did this the sheriff
arrested him and placed him under
bonds. John pointed three men out
to the sheriff and asked him TO arrest
them and protect his life The sheriff
refused. Il was plo: and all were in
Il. When he went to the hotel for
dinner. Mcbride, who was still in his
drug store, shot him down with sho.-
gun, killing him instantly. No, salts
fed with this, Mcbride fired i've shots
at him with q revolver after he was
dead. The mob then began dancing
and shouting around the body with
the mosfvile abuse and curses. John
had received several anonymous let
tiers telling him he must leave town.
Tie murderer goes free and all be-
cansc they want the postofiice.
"My BROTHER" said Matthews,
twas only 81 years old. He Was the
first republican postmaster to take
the Carrolltown Office for many
years, and it was freely said no re-
publican should hold the office"
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xesr.IsIa came. much Insanity:

=
The highest medical authorities OF
Europe and America have recenfl,
decided that a large percentage OF
cas.s Of insanity Is caused by the cx-
critisiirg pains OF Neuralgia Of the
iierl and fare. II any member CT
your family suffers this tormentor,
INDUCE them to try BILLIARDS. Snow
Lioiment- oneapplication Will afford
immediate relief and you will soon
ieIisi II a dangerous and torment
ing r.i>s use. Ballardis Snow Lin
isi-n; il the most penetrating LINZ.
meat known. 1t POSITIVELY curee
tn, Umatisni, Lsine Back, ContrAet-
ri Muscles. Old Sores, Corns, Bun
inrs, stc. II fenetrates and opens
III. The rores, drawing all poisonous
ni-:,er 10 the surface. restoring and
r. Inn.snga natural circulation Of
,ne .iood through the diseased parts-
3ss
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SEALED BIDS

NV ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT
IL Of salt Lake County. Territory 81
i-f,h. sesled bids viii be received ~ me
,sarn,x cierk % 20 and including January
s,sr ,e9i. for supplies TO be furnished SAT-
Lsxr Cour,y frvln fehru.ry J, is1i'io 'ao
H5 IL 4 Following vii form the basi. for bids
,,r secards' ete.. TO be furnished the re-
MorsssEe records. GO pages, with mar
Inc peei records without narsinal ruiipf.
Mining records. fang % me ceed ies
lien AMI leases same a. deed recoros-
LS-tr,cs records, same ~ now used.
Drrect and reverse indexes 70 al except
the abstract records -. n -.
rirtt book : feet inches BY 1901 ~
Chez, OF PLAN drafting paper i''
plzts md index 10 same.
Grsn:or and gr.ntee indexes.
Re~cynts for docamenss. sane as now
used IN the ONCE, VIII SUB IN Do'Hs %
M MIs;ns abstract records and airee: inde'
sore Of these records have prlntst
forms and the amount can tie celeruirei
crlv a. the records arc or1efec-
Records are 10 be bound. fun -hus-iA e,I
erit hub bands" with loose csns go
Paper 70 te Brosn's 20 poan1 a. =,
lrS-er psp<r. "P-s." Prices 10 BE siser o'
records ruled and rrintsc. and on fu'e'
ONLY. ..,,.x had
I'D enveIopes per thousand knveiope
sox 9 and 10. Xxx NJ !. rag. with refu'
card printed thereon
ror TEE COLLECTORS OFFICE
s,ao sax notices.
utsx receipts books.
no. Iesser heads and enveicpes. same a
abose.
ron TnE cLERKs OFFICE
Record books ZANE IS above, exeep. "a
shev shail he Of so pages eacns ana WIN
out CANVAS csyerE.
Probste blanks. printed on ls-pous
.un~r1ne dss cap paper. or OF squai RfAos
~ ~ sneh 70 ~ furnished on orcei-
Dix,n and f4b-S's oct,kon peneas ~
| groes-
| I'M usr d0aeu quartz
Letter ~ sds and envs'c2e>~s1 loo's
Al sup,,i<, lsS< b finished ~ called
a 800 fnnf fac rfrfcrm1ns ~ -.
40 a ssch sua - ~ Ceossy cnon -,
1900. IN y rssfse Of 's< 'aeee. go
- c. T. lLnlz- ceXR 1r
! s.xx Las cns. p
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rr.aouac.a Hopeless, Yet saved

Fcom litter written by Nrs.Ada
E. HuId Of Groton, s. D., we quote:
"Wss taken with q had cold. which
sCtiicd on II lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in consump-
.lo-. Flu. doctors gave the up say.
ing cou,d 1--we but a sbor. tune. l
CAV. myself ~ TO my Savior, deter
mined If | could not stay with my
lsirnds on earth, l woull meet my
absent onrs above. My hu hand
Gas advised 20 get DIR. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. l gave il trial, took in
al eight bottle; il has card me
and thank G d | aTl W wei and
hearty woman - rIisl ioLilos ;rcc E:
Il G.. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular siz-, SOC. and Sl.O0. 4
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TERRITORY

aMn6a, !" and which ordsn him I'M
der penalty Of vague threais to drop
the use Of the word "dago'' In his
paper. The editor has always re-
ftfrUd 10 The Italians - s'dagos, %
and il has incensed them. The
head Of the order h said TO be .
barber, who runs . wellknown shop
In town, and II 10 known that they
raised . fund for the defense Of the
Italians.
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EEprS>y.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it. to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for
IL daily, ard mourning because
they find 1t not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an.
nually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet it may be had by all. We
guarantee that Electric Bittes, II
used according to directions and the
use persisted In, win bring you
Good Digestion and Gus. the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases Of Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys. Sold at SOC. and $1.00 PEI
bottle, by A. G. Smith d Col
Drug Store. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
$500 newardI

We vim pey The abese rsvsrd ies 2
ease Of Liver Complaint DysPeyssas - :.
aeadsehe. indsgsston. CossssgSSoWs -,
veressbIo Liver P.1is. whsn the eheeoee.
sre IN cay complied VIII. ny are 80
y vegssshae. snd never f.,i - 3xe -.
zeSios. easaS Coated Iazge bo1se -
..,sl.s = n.h 3 co.. 80 - 3 -, -
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80. Salt Laso Cify.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.taie Of James watson. Deceased.

kttate q james Nafson, Dccea-tf-
NYOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 81 TIE
IN undcrsignei. Administering OF tie IS
la.e OF .'ame- Watson, deceased. 70 ths
creditors Of, AID Ell persons having claiuii
against the sad deceased. 20 exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers. witFin TED
e,orfhs after iha rrst publication u tht'
no;icc, TO the said administration. Al TAT
cfricesf Watson Brc--. - add . West
South Temple street. IL the County OF sal
I.ate, Utah Territory
Dated December 18th. 30.
ROBERT BOWMAN.
Adrnini-ir ttor OF The estate CT James AZ
son. deceased. q oaw Sw