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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15

ION! never did thine eyes
Through the green hauuts of happy infancy
Wander again jeanne; too much OF fame
Had shed its radiance on thy peasant name.
And bought alone by gifts beyond all price,
The trusting hearts repose; the paradise
Of home with all its loves, doth fate allow
The crown of glory unto woman's brow"
La Pucelie, in Woman's Work.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15

Salvation Oil the greatest cure on
earth for pain, is universally accepted by
hOrsemen and veterinarians as the ne
plus ultra of liniments. % cents.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15
RANGES!

Yes, my stock ranges all through the lines or
stoves, hardware wooden glass and tinware.
paints, oils varnishes. brushes, cutlery and an
hundred and one other articles that would take
the broad side of newspaper TO enumerate, but
| specially want to call your attention to
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15

Il Cures Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma. AoerIain cure for
Consumption in hrst stages and relief 10 advanced
stages Use at once You will see the excellent effect
after taking the first Dose Sold BY dealers everywhere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
sSli,lD ,trlDo,


Arcostook aud Washington Counties
more than one-half the towns In the
state nearly a. much or more than their
state tax.
The burdens from taxation arise from
town expenditures, not from state taxa
tion. The burdens are self-imposed,
aud the remedy must come by the mu-
nleapality In curtslllng its own expcndi-
lures. The state tar for the town 10
Bethel In lss? was sJ.3s9.sG. School
fund and mill tax, el,0.2.65, amount To
he paid, si,s5'.2l. In. ls3l state tax
-, iS .03; school fund and mill tax.
si,2ts.gG. ssil.9. to be paid. Other
towns In the state the same ratio ac-
cor,llng 10 valuation and number Of
scholars.
Hut "the Increase In the salaries Of
officers has been enormously Increased"
We pay our governor $1,000; our Judges
81 the Supreme Court 5000, and 5000
travelling expenses; the members of our
legislatures $50 and travel for the ses-
.iou. Hut I will not speak Of the salaries
of state treasurer, secretary of state,
county officers, etc. The facts are that
We are the laughing stock and by-word
for other states aud counties by reason
Of the ridiculously low salaries We paw
our state and county officers, AMI the
ore Illustration NJ regards the state tax
actually paid by the town of Bethel In
1891, and which holds true In the whole
state, IL enough Ia stamp the writers
and speakers OF the Democratic party
With inexcusable Ignorance, or the guilt
81 bearing false witness.
y. w. WOODBURY..
Bethel, August -, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
A COCO R1pusucAN GUN.

one Of the very best Republican
guns" for this ls99 campaign, or any
other campaign. IL y. v. smalley's
History Of the Republican Party. IL Il
much more than q mere campaign book,
In fact l. a most valuable history, for
every citizen ~ every party. IL deals
with the history Of parties from the
foundation % the government. down tn
the preseut year, giving brief sketehs.
of the most noted leaders, every Repub-
lean platform from the first to the last (,
and vast fund % valuable Information.
IL appeal. especially To the thinking
voter" every one of whom ought To
rad u. Of course M eyrksr In the
campaign Il equlpped without IL. more
than a carpenter would be without his
Jaw. or hunter without his gun. Mr..
Smalley Ia a writer IL rare ability, q
LONGTIME intimate friend 81 Garfield,
Rlsine and other leaders, staff CORE
spoudent % the New York Tribune, etc,
and thus richly lifted for writing such
work. Another good thing about the
book IL that Il IL issued by the famous
pablisher Of cheap books, John ID. Al
den. s. Rose street, New York. and
therefore 20 be had st low price, only
SO cents, postpaid. His catalogue, over
100 pagvs % choice books 90 be had for
2 cents ought to be In the hands Of every
lover Of good books.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
THE WEEK in MAINE.
THE MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Mor burglsrie. are reported at Bar
llsrbor.
The fall term Of Colborn Classical
Institute, waierville, will begin Mon
day, August s9th.
Daniel Wilson Of Pine Island, lIarps-
well, committed suicide rcceutly, by
shooting. Domestic troubles were the
cause.
Thomas Kennciy of Benton, Maine,
while nj work on q temporary bridge at
Sewall's Falls. N. a., was Instantly
killed by falling.
flath is fast becoming = "nsvai sta
tion" without the Intervention of govern
ment to designate u ~ such. The In
evitable always occurs.
On Governors Day, Aug. 3ist, the
stallion Nelson will start Ia heat the
worlds hslf.mIle track record nj the
Eastern Maine state Fair at bangor.
The king Of all eel, has been found.
lie was taken from sibley's Pond, Pitts
field. and measured ~ Inches long,
girt-i = inches, and weighed i-s
pounds.
The farm house and buildings Of
Daniel Mayo at Thomaston were de-
stroyed by fire, including q barn full of
hay, implements and grain. No In
sursncc. ioss si0o0.
over seven hundred delegates were
present at the state convention of the
y. 4. y. q. T.. at the second days sc.-
sion at BANGOR. Congressman 4. \.
iIoutellc gave an address of welcome In
behalf Of the city.
Tie fam buildings Of So,on Kate. of
Richmond were burned last week, burn
Ing = horse, 1000 bushels of oats, - tons
of hay. q hay pres. and an unoccuplcd
building on the Fray place owned by
Daniel bunker, situated two miles from
the village. Loss, sl,0O; Insured for
600.
A suit Of damage of personal Injuries,
brought In behalf of Charles W. small
against Morgan a Dor-. shoe manufac-
turcr. at l,ichmoud In whose shop plain
til VAS hurt, va. DECIDED In IN. supreme
Court at Bath by awarding the plaintiff
81 .aGO.cO. The amount sued for WAS
si0,OD.
The Portland lawn Tennis Club Will
hold q tournament, open Ia all residents
Of the state, at IT. grounds on Vaughan
and Carroll STREETS, Portland, sept. 9Th,
aud following DAYS. Particulars may
b. obtained nv addressing either OF the
committee: Ella. Thomas, Jr., John
Alden, or l.. T.. Emerson. Portland.
Aroo.tcok Republican: The work the
Carlton Fish aud Game Association has
undertaken Ia stocking our lakes With
lsnd.iock.i salmon and The. Aroo.took
River With sea salmon IL one ~ great
Importance to thl. section, and " the
fi.h Laws are strictly ol-yci for q few
y.ar., there will BE- sloriou. sport In
thi. vicinity.
The Andro.coggin Gun Club team No.
1 won the fir.t priys Ia III. state gnn
club tournament NJ Lewiston 10y
a scor, ~ les. Bath Club team No. !
won second, score Ia; Richmond Club
third, ISL; fr-cport Club fourth, li6
Audro.cogriu No. : and Hath No. , were
tied. score 10. Five mcn In each team
shot at any birds Apiece.
The barn 81 Rev. Benj. :. Mooiy. liy-
Ing halfa mile from south l.imlngton
post Office, was harmed Monday alter
noon. Ten ton. 10 hay ho.ides TIL.
years stock were consumed. snd four
oxen persisted Ia the danes. lii. sou,
q Young man Of wcas snd unsound
mind, 1. missing aud !. believed Ia
have persisted by the hrc which he un'
doubtolly caused.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
Int NEW BALLOT.

with a view "a the education Of the
voters. the Republican County Commit
tee % oxford County have had prepared
quantity of sample ballots, containing
the name. % the candidates 10 be- voted
for la thi. county, except the repre-sn-
ta,ive-, the line for Representatives b.
ing left blank. The sample ballot. con-
tain Instruction. upon how To vote un-
der the Australian system. Republicans
Throughout the county desiring them
should make application At once to VII
liam J. wheeler, ESQ, south Paris.
Chairman Of the Republican County
Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

Lewiston Journal; We hear th,t Mr..
Bisl~e l. going To do a good deal Of
booming for Eumford Falls. lie IL just
the man for II aud Il Il a fine fell for
his business sagacliy. IL Ia q gratifying
fact thst some of the best bushes.
talent of the state IL actively engaged In
promoting the new city and that u the
reason Why Il IL sure To be . success.
Who wouldn't have faith On an enter
prise With such men as Hugh j. CHS
holm, Vim. l.. Putnam, George y. Hunt,
joseph \. Kicker, Galen &. Moses and
others behind ity
Skowhegan observed the tenth ami
versary Of the establishment of . shoe
factory by . celebration representing the
Industrial prosperity Of Somerset Coun-
~ for ten years past, and the town new
er before had such gathering Of people
from Somerset towns and other parts of
the state and from outside the State.
There Was trades procession comprised
of the militia and the compsnies Of the
Are department and 90 teams represent
Ing the industries Of the town. A CON-
plimentary dinner WAS given 10 ihs mu.
nlcipsl officers of Somerset towns 1t iio-
tel Coburu. Hon. Eugene Hale spoke on
the Industrial future Of Maine. Ths su-
diepce was estimated ct four thousand
people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
70 tl,cr,os oggicsss.

The Dcmocrat !. requested Ia an-
noun = that ". n. Looney, ESD,
~Ill b. at Fryebarg on weineday even
ing. >sp,. eth; At Bethel on Thursday
evening, sept. sth, and At Canton GA
Friday evening, sept. 9Th, To explain the
Australian baliot ls~ Ia Republican elec-
iion officers and IA Republicans general
". Al Republican election officer. In
IN. County should attend one Of these
m~cting.. and other Republicans will
lind Il profitable % b. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
1ar sas.alIan RAllN

The Republican mass meeting a, Frye
burg on Tuesday evening. september 9,
l. 90 ~ an OCCASION which the voters %
western oxford County cannot Afford 10
miss. o. addition To Hon. J. >ioAt fas-
.ett Of New Work. Attorney General Lit
tlsheld will b. Que % the orators % the
evening. and u. &. surbridge % Boston
will preside aud speak. Mr.. surbridgc
1. a graduate Of fryeburg academy and
Harvard college, and l. no~ In the lAs
Office 20 Ex-GoSernor Long lie bore
90 the honor. In the rccent Harvard
Vale debate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

Auburn Gazette: They hope to be
laying rails ON the bangor and AIoos-
took Railroad within q month. The
promise that trains would BE- running
by December doesn't seem % far from
fulfilment after all. The triumph Of the
Aroostook Railroad IL . great one for
eastern Maine. Every shovelful Of dirt
that IL thrown upon its roadbed buries
still deeper the enemies Of this, the
most important business project ever
inaugurated In eastern Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
NoN.nIsInINI Nv.

ih en- t1su 20 Wuzist.-A IH f.f I..rI. Hf.f
fort ani stat - Main f.f .fsf Is
Tho fuiluslng ne Hf tttrs .. rrt. ..ils Il Hf
fvsiisut ususrs ln Co. 80. .f N..H..tst f.
IN year i-si. ln hils T'.I. r.I.sHi g. D 80
etiIirs tnr - tarFs n shHI 60. #r uf
day - Iuns. l-si has IsfH rflHf. ID f.
ms - fvmaiulns uHptHi .. f.# It IL. n I.s
4 ~ 100. o. hls tsftIH.ai. .f f.lf .slf 81. -
fruiains untait aHf T.f.|f lei "IF TfH Ha
N The all uNrs. Irtfr#t 900 ..h1Ts fT
ne Isaii in a. o. fHH.." ri .a.I 80
stthin sishtssn HHrfHs f| Uf als Z
the fummltnrrt IT ff| I.H Hlf =
ths rial fstltf taNrf Hs ST. .s HHr#rrf O. Lei.
~ auluunt foe thrrfn Dol .t tTrf 81
puhIlH auftIun. Nd CO. IuRs.H|s #fff II Eel
iHn. on a. "a iaf .f Doc .s.. a. llf .Ist
In the aftffttHfu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

Over two thousand people witnessed
the most exciting races ever trotted at
Eyergreene Park. Old DIR. Franklin,
by Gen. Knox, aged ~ years, tTotted an
exhibition half mile Ia i:l3 -. The
Seer did half Ia I :0s IL, the ilrst quar-
ter la % IL. Bayard wilkes paced .
half Ia .0s IL, the first quarter In - IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

Oscar Danielson, . swede employed at
the Monsou slate quarry, while at work
Saturday, fell from the top to the pit, .
distance Of Us feet, and Vas killed In
stantly. lie wss unmarried, his ass b.
Ing - yeara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
BEAR RIVER GRANGE.

The unmarried members of Bear River
Grange entertained at our last meeting.
After opening In usual form the follow
Ing programme Was carried out:
Music.
TableauI, Loves Young Drram.
Tableau, Grvat M pectations.
sslcst reaiinr with organ accompaniment.
pantoaime. liswari ut fefsistsney .
Aarrtsre according ~ the times.
A song of seven.
Tableaus. An Oh mans darling. . young mans
slave.
select rea,ling.
lntervaission.
Instead Of the usual abundant feast,
apples alone were served, the young
people Investing the amount saved Ia
live new books which they presented 10
the grange ~ the commencement Of q
library. The young lady who present.
ed them remarked that che would give
them food for the mind rather than the
body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
MARRIED.

:. nsr ,; Az s:s :, 8 T. r Ls..:: I'll s
Of Mexico.
]. ..e.A,-, y: T.. Ass: p WIN L. Tuo.b'y
On Stowe. Aas. .. by Rev. q. q. Powers.
Chas. W. hey 81 stoys and Mn. SUSIE X. Nc
Ain.ser of washsm. Mas.
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BORN.

In Bsekasli. Aug. %. ~ the sifs Of John
Gerrt.h. q an.
In Norway. Aug. q. 10 the wife Of i..se Cobb.
Q daughter.
Mellon. soa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
For President,
Benjamin Harrison
or xnesf~n~.
For vice-Presideut.
Whitelaw Reid,
OG New Work.
Fer GsSerwsr.
Henry B. Cleaves'
or PortlNnea.
10. a.p...s.,.,i.. q. s..x'-..,
NELSON DlNGLEY, JR.,
az Lewtstoa.

~ Ssns'sr-.
n.,.u uKuSyN q nurkaski
knni..S A. uIRKigk a lssthsi
49, luisy u fr,,l,sis.
GEORGI \ WILSON, oifAt.
fef Ccuaty rrcssuyr.
eyoE.I N ATWOOD. oirAr,..
For Cegnty AtiSrusy,
Er.E>E D sNIru. q >sI~ay
49, Ess,-,sr - rrcists.
ALBEIT q. fAgk. 20 iiartfsrd
FsF Cuaaty Cusnuais-isnsf,
InsNPuF STAINS - Lowell
fuf ~hsrr.
JAMES 4. rAgkkg. et>oF~s'
F.r Rssi.,sf q Is.~i.. ,ws-asru ih-irIt
t,KIsY BNLLNRp. efFryshurz
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To the County Commissioners % tl@ County ~
Cumtsrianl AMI thu tounty Commi..ioner.
% thu Coahty ~ Osfori h-th In the STATE of
Maine
Ils.pstfaliy r.pr-ssi the upd.r.isne-i ciili.
en-. II " atrrfori In the County % OSfori ansi
citizen. % tIarrt.on In the tounty 81 tuml-r.
lAnd. and Of the ,isinitv 81 All tosns. that
common son,.bisnc. AMI neses.lts rcguirr- The
lo-Ation ani constructions ~ q highway oo'n-
ssensi-s st or near ts. -cAsoi bou-s on The .tAxe
In uhst /. kuo~a .. the wesi-am school "a.
trist, thence running northeriy 81 . p.,int AZ or
near an obi ramp an land "~n~t by 4. =. WIFI
s~y In The to~n 90 Waterford aai lno~n q. the
Hsrksr ~, tbsner branching one part running
westerly tlii u strike. the raj lssilns over
Ih-rr nm at or near the house ownsi by Chs.
". Watson. thence commencing at The afofr-sh
camp AMI running nofthsa.teriy Ill u -snAes
the SO calle-i Temple lilii rad In the to~n OF
Waterford. thescs ~ 10 u tbs Ja'ifmen, ~ The
iiosorable ii.sri of County Commissioner. Tor
the Afewssii counties, due sorth ul 70
.,rile. the obi County raj l-ssiinx frvm south
:. l.. STONE. In ssli Waterford. whsrfow
they pray Tor the lorAtion thereof.
i'.i~i this ssh .,sy ~ Juiy, 4. I.s.
JOtlN a. ENERkrT,
AND sIskIt .sksES OrHtks.
stain ~ MAINE
CUMBERLAND. 80.
A. the Court 20 County Commissioner iesun
and holdea At Portland. within ssd fer the Ccaniy
Of Cumberland, .a the ar.t TUESDAY ~ Jane.
Ammo iLDmini. iss,. ~ wit, n rfulsr session
..er.et cs ,hs nr'i Tuesday Of August, Anno
Dotnini. l-ss.
On the forvroinr Petition Il being .sti.fsstor.
lily shown 81 the Coart. that the Petitioner. are
rsyonsible, 70 u hereby OkDEkED. that the
County Commissioner. Win mest NJ The said
ssbool House 90 the stage rad leading from Her.
ri.on viilasr ~ Norway. In what 10 Known as the
woarl-um ssbo-ol distrtst, on Tuesday ths eky
enth day of O~toter, A. %. iss. at nise o'cisrk
In the foraooa AMI that the Petitiopers give
notiee to all I~rsors intsr-tet. by causing ~
tested copies of saii Petition abi This Orler 81
tourt thsrvon. "a lie serei upon The Town
CLERKS of the Towns ef ilafrt.oa In said
County Of Cumberland aud Waterford In
.aii County % oxford afov-aid, ai.s . IKE
copy of The sane upos The Chairman ot
the County Commissiosers Of the County OF
oxford and also by posting mp copies OF the
same In thrve public plsres In eafh of sati
Towns. and publishiaE the same thrrs wcsks
suece-siveiy IN the kenselec JoarnAi . bsus-
paper p,intei In Augusta In the County OF Ven
het,ec. bsipg the ststs Paper. the BridEton News,
Q neuspalsf printed In BriiFtoa. In said Coun.
o. of Cumberland. and the Osfori Democrat .
sewspay<r priss-i In Paris In tbe County OF
Oxfori Aforesaid, the hrvt of aid pabhestiees,
asd each of the osher netice~ On - 81 eAss Thirty
days bsfov the time Of said meetinG. when AMI
where all persons and corporations Interested.
nay appear asd show esnss. 10 Any thy have,
Why the prayer % satd Petition shesh ncs be
Arrsr n. G. STONE. Ckrk.
Copy Of the Petitioa and Orier of Cour tbers-
On. ArTksr ~. q. STONE. Ckrk.
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DIED..

In Grssvooi. Aus. u. rrsst .. visa. asri
Gwss Paris. Aug .. Mn. Nancy Asdrvs.
xs.ls.ss! -. u, iss.sis q Ssrvsi. sssas
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CoMnIssIoNgR.. NOTICE.

Ths aasisr-lgnci. hssins l-.n apI.'lnts-i by
the uon. Jaisv ~ Probate fof M tuanty ~
,psfori. on The thiri Tns.iay - AuEusi, 4. "
l-,i ,nIai.sl.sDsrs b. r.s.ivs ant stamiBs ths
claim. ~ srvslitors against the sstAts ~ ltvfy
n. >no~ late ~ tryeburs In ALL County. lie
sss-ssl, r.pt.-sbtsl tn-ltspt. hsTsby stts hstics
thai sis moath. from The date ~ alt apJuini
mssi srv allosri b. All erritSr. IN With H.
pr.-snt Ani prove their elaims. All that Thy
will 10 In session al the the of1os 20 iiastlnEs
~oa IN ssIt trysbufs on ths u lay - Nov. ~
ilst tag ~ Dcs. snd the i-th isy 81 lanuafy
Ds NJ At ten o'et.k In the fUr,ns-au Toe the Vuf
Is-s % examining the SANE.
pai..i this sth lsy % August. 4. u. la.
Joii> y. athniIL, ! totnmis
LYMAN u. CHARLIE. sionsr..
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IAI liylRMnRI RACES.

The following Il the summary of the
race. At the Andro.coggin County Fair,
at Il,crinor. Fails:
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>iasls Cepls- % m tseecrsi sre hser cs.ss
a. n rhss ~in .. aaslh-i On rsssipts ~ rrics ny
A. 10 hn-h~r- 80 for the conNenisuss ~ Istr.sn-
.la l. cstis. 20 ef sss t-sss have lsrn plseci On
a.. Al ~ f..llo~iag plsces In ~ Ceaaty
~,suth faft., t.sfry's pfux ~tor,.
shuftlsrs nfux >tcFv.
>.r~sv >aye.' prug >torV.
nussnsA ~ Atxo-si, fg.tma-tsf.
ut.n.hi Fr.ns = tisrto~. fv-tmAssrr.
Fryeharx ~. Lewis. lhsuranss ofcs
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S. [. Holt & Bart,

az s.d..', 81, ""'''"
DeAl.r. in rortALs. Ng' f.H.h.'
STEAM L>GINE,. BplltE,aa''.a7i
Tor III Iini. ~ iuty. sslI 'r ...
catalogue. sol guotsuaa'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

IL .tr,st compact ~ Hsthsi iisnas~T. Nssry
t.rarsn. rtt.sn. gisy. tsooln snt Nasal
La.ay pantatiaas. Ansioysr ani Nufth az !
Net ~uftilu. Ruufori at a. t'TfitsTy ~,
tfhsrwt- iurluis-i
IoIIN N rHILnEslk. ~ llsti'sl
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A Queer Character in a
Bright Story.

there Is win of gnm ard r,iic hun,a
tninng through the stow ~hl,h We shall
rubbish IN lev dlys, entitled
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Huqh MCNeiI's Hen,

Nv the su,ho, u 4 rri,ou,f q War anil o,hei
,ionss o, the times of the Rst'vll'on The
title b ojily cho,su, but the rriisr Will undef-
stand better ai,sr he has rcuIsei the charter,
Why Msia Calhoun took u % Introduce q
nngullr chHsdef AMI more singular CifCum-
,iinCe nv one Of the most dfiIn1iic scene, 81
t,e struggles IN the Cumlefiani ouuniry.
The aOy Is well Illustrated ami Is Copy
nshiei
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pi.trtft c..sar-.-s-i - Nsr~sy. ONforl. iisbrsn
All srVsnst-zi.
IuiIN 4 gpnEEf~. ~ >orsay
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ta.,r,st r.,.nr-.--si q $40. pcuaafs stsnshsn,.
~.~isn. Waterford Atssy. Nsftst-
Na-sn 0ii.st. fryebars AraiswY 1rant,
HsirhsktsF's erant
! HASTINGS HENN. ~ ha-'n.
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wear N pahi -sr,tl, IN slysnce.
Ushsr~t-s sls ys.r. >inxis o"t'ae- e~"ss-
Apsssttssxs~rs s-An lsxsi advertisements are
gives thrss consecutive tn-sftlsas ter eis ~
Ineh tn sagth % column. -tsssl osatrsse
ms.ie ~ith kcsl. transient AMI yesfv si'eus
er>-
Jop put~tt~a a->~~ typs f.-t pr~--s-. steam
t-s-.s expsftsse-4i ~orkussn ani 40 rttes-
s.sss i.ine &, usks this department OF car ee-i
ps-- os@Psss AMI gSpaiAf.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-09

there was change in the govern
ment.
Mr.. W. R. Castle considered the
proposition to form an advertising
bureau, to give information of what
we had at the islands thoroughly
sound one. Some other countries
derive almost their entire living
from tourist travel. He moved
that a committee of five be APP
pointed to draw up articles of
organization and report back TO an
adjourned meeting upon a date to
be fixed within a week. This mo-
ton was put and unanimously car
ried, and the Chair appointed on
the committee w. r. Castle, C. II.
Cooke, H. F. Glade, J. H Soper
and Hon. John Ena.
Mr.. Thurston said that he would
like some expression of sentiment
by the gentlemen present and. for
the purpose of testing the feeling,
offered the following resolution
Resolved, that it is the opinion
Aof this meeting that the proposed
\ Organization of bureau of inform
alton upon the general outlines Of
the proposition stated to this
meeting is sound, and that the
business interests of the commun-
ity would be forwarded thereby"
Mr.. H. f. Glade said that he
considered it important to the COM
munity TO attract tourist travel
here, and that advertising con-
Quoted thoroughly and intelligently
was the best way to do it. II should
also be done systematically in order
to produce the best results. He
was in favor of the course proposed.
Hon. John Ena said that he was
glad to be present at the meeting,
and would do anything which
would forward the proposed object.
He stated that since the organiza-
ton of the Volcano House Co. the
travel to the Volcano over the
Inter-Island steamer route had
very largely increased. He knew
of nothing to attribute it to except
to the superior advertising afforded
, by the Paradise of the Pacific and
the "Vistas of Hawii," and the ad
ditional accommodation furnished
by the new Volcano House.
The resolution was unanimously
! adopted.
! The Committee on Organization
are to meet this morning at thu
office of H. Hackfeld & Co. at
; o'clock, and will report to an ad
| journed meeting of all interested il
the subject, to be held at the Cham
Der of Commerce next Frida.
afternoon at o'clock.