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The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

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possible that the date of the Constitu-
tlonal convention may br changed.
The body Of Albert Finehout. Of Full
-
canal AT taltohVllle.
Mrs j D. Newland and her - year old
daughter were thrown from a carriage
near Athens, y y, and Mrs Newland
WAS killed and her daughter badly in
/ jured
john Boyle's Sons general store at
Dunmofr. Pa. the most extensive business
house IN that place. was DESTROYED bv fire
yesterday. Joseph Maxwell, who slept in
an upper room. persisted Loss. $50. 900;
covered by insurance
The Postollice Department has issued an
order reducing the fee for clustering mail
matter from ten to eight cents. This
change will take effect Jan |.
Major John ID NORMAN of the Peuusyl-
vania Adiutanl Generals Department is
an applicant ior the position of Naval
Officer at the port OF Philadelphia.
Miss Fll, Milford highly resp.,t,d -,
| Rockford III s,,v her moth.r IN ;, f,i,,,
and helieyinp that She was dead h4rnm,.
Frantic from, orief and committrd snicidn
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MIS- VI = 1'ors AZ SAT- %, ~ ash anu
nit,ej hDr,nse Mr.. Stnry lend rei. Nya,
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The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

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When the water was drawn from the
canaI ii RcNiou lats, \ ! the body Of
respectfully dressed man va found.
Application Tot authority to organize
National bank has been filed bS The
'"'netd National BUNK leaiItld' IA
-Alchb~hop kHtIrr Of Milwaukee dos
not agree With Mousipnuf Satulli- III
dofscmeut al Tie fHifbault Sehoel Shs-
''iil
Morris i Tyler. a leading lawyer of
Ne" lawn taln.. has been elected Pro
irssor Of Jurisprudence IN the lale Law
school
Michigan Wheat condition is reported
"A ttpl t.tsUt
Light crop ut corn reported III all part, Of
''e 7'''e'
h"hllhsh x Gatzar'. ON OF til"
largest ana best established Wholesale
rWelrN honerN IN Chicago, haNr made an
,-'''''''
HtNleo mas granted concessions 10 u
l. l-"9pe oil lineage Tor the estahllsh-
llieii' oi '"o OF more dynamite factories
a ~ year Ola boy PRISONER III iilaihS
port IA Ja'i saNe the alarm saturday
''st' anu pFeNeh'ea TWO uespeia'' prlNoh
ne heirs oil Albert 7un'rup' VINO was
kIlieu III lhe haNehI", y L. disaster,
July d l1'l' have settled with the hrie
company Tor S3'ooo.
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The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

The remposition of duty on sugar is
what some of the southern gentlemen
are now clamorng for. They do not
now seem to be troubled with the theory
that projection is ~titutional.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

The Portland Press calls attention to
The fact that the kitchen bar-room and the
bottle-peddler flourish apace in the city
Of Boston. where license has prevailed
for many years and asks the Portland
Argus if that state of things is to be at
Iributed to Sheriff Cram. Pocket ped
ders and low dives are Just AS prevalent
under the license law IL the prohibitory
law if not more so.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

Sheriti-elect Abbott has filed his oiii
cial bond for the consideration of the
county commissioners. in the sum of
$4,000, with II. b. Merry. W. e. Sim
mons. VIM. Cults. Ben :. Collins, Mark
Emery, Geo +, Moore. Samuel l.. could,
T.. +. Collins and W. W. Rcasr as sureties.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

Three buildings were burned Monday
night at WeStport. loss $1,000. Evident
IL the work of an inccndiary
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15

We have few of those Wcbstcr's Tn
abridged Dictionaries of l2Sl pages. left,
which we offer to Rer subscribers or old
with the REPORTER for one full year for
500. Also for two new subscriptions
and 50, we will give one of these large
and valuable Dictionaries.
This offer continues while the Diction-
aries last.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15
To Old Subscribers.

In order that we may not do injustice
to old subscribers we will give two of
these books to any subscriber who, dur
ing the month of December, will pay the
amount due on their subscription to
December 3lst, and pay one full year in
advance.
Subscribers out of town will be oblig-
ed to enclose $ cents for each book for
postage.
These books are nicely bound in cloth
and gilt and contain from $50 to $50
pages. Call early while you have full
assortment from which to make selec-
tiOnS.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15
DECEMBER PREMIUMS.
Extraordinary.
To New Subscribers.

We want to secure an extra number OF
new subscribers to THE SOMERSET RE-
PORTER in December and therefore offer
the following inducements:
To Il new subscriber with one full
wears payment in advance, Sl.50, we Of
fer the selection of three nice eloth-bound
books embracing such works as, Prince
of Darkness, Ouida, Tom Browns School
bays, Ivan the Serf, Vivian the Beauty,
one Thousand Leagues under the Sea,
Rory O'More, The Dukes Secret, The
Queens Revenge, She Marriage at Sea.
His Help Mate, and others.
To new subscriber who pays - cents
for six months in advance, we offer two
of these books.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-15
Mo. 29e-
Report of the Condition
OI
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NOTICE ~ HEREBi OWEN THAT IN
~ plnu nee ct an order OF The fret ia
tour, % Lhc County oi salt lake, rerrii1ry n
ligh,maf on tn IN DAY Of scptgfuber, isll,
iu the matter ct trU estslc o. John Eer. dc.
ega''d, the uadersIFncd. the admiaistratris u
tNs fal4 tstte, VIII saii At private sale ~
sealed bis ia writing. 10 tho highest bidder fnr
tlai An1 suilerl a. condemnation ~ said Fro.
bat' court, on wrdnesdAI the eihdaynf Oe.
tulrr, Z. At 4 o'clock M, ~ the law ONCE ~
l.iHlAfds Noyls. uuoms ali.t0. C0ustifutinn
20 dag, u South Main Street ahii LAKE. iiv.
inh, al ui tho fight title, ln'errrt NHd pntrfe
o. lho Haid ioha hCea al the time of his death
AND w Tie right ute and iniercst thai the fali
thiate has ~ operation " laN ~ otherwise hc-
qlilci, other THAI ~ IN addition ~ That Of ths
san J1hn kecs a. me time Of Ne death. i've q
70 Al thht certain iQi piece or parcel of lanf
.hlHtc. lying and bong in SAN county Of an,
lA.e, Ieuiipfy u ltah. and bounded and dta.
crlhef follows, 90 witi
~ ~ Lot "a teiin biocs three 90. "a pist.
YEA iu hurAl Subdivision u Lots sia tgl. sgvsa
4 aud L'uht isl ~ Biocs lhiFiy.uine ts4l. IN
Icu Acre flat"A rig flrld Hlrysy
Ait1 coma encins AZ Tho souihwost corner Of
loi nne ll, Block twenty. two i29l. Plat n SIT
LAKE CAV survey, tnd running thence ntrth
ten 10 rods, thence cast one u rod. thence
s1uth ton 40 rode. thtrce wrat one gl rod 10
TIE place Of beginning
Terms and conditions " sale Cash tan prr
cent ~ tne purchase money To be PAID on Inc
DAY Of sale, balance on c0nnrmslioi 81 sale IN
Probate Court. Deed At expense Of pufehatrr
El.iXABErH 4. RkEak,
Adminltuaifix Of ne estate % John Reese.
SAT- Lac city. Utah. sept IL. iso..
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SEALED PROPOSALS

OTFiCu or the HOARD oF PUBLIC WoRKs,
SAT- Lake Clly. Utah, bept ", ls9l
10 Coafruc;ors C5r Street Papinaf
4, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ooiyod until 2oclook pm. Of Monday.
October ird, 1894, for the work Of grading.
curh.ug aud paving with stone hlockH ana as
phaltum all of East Temple street. between
south Temple and Fourth touih Sueotr. ia
Paving District No 2 (; also all OF Fret sonth
Street. between West Temple and state
Streets la Paving District No. 4; and Second
south street, between West Temple street.
and state street IN Paving Disuiet No. OF
salt Lake Olty. There VIII DO about r.cog
cubic yards of grading. ii,ooo linear feet u
curhinE Is, 900 square yards Of Btonh block
pavement. and about 1900 square yards OF
hsphAltum pavement 70 be laid.
specifications and forms OF contract ana
bond. together with full instruotiont 70 bidders.
will be furnished on application.
Address Hoard OF Public Works No. l6I
South Main Street, bait Lako CITY, Utah.
The right h reserved to reject any and All
bids
Hy order df tho hoard.
A. r. DOREMus, y. l.. HAtNES,
SiiY kpKiussL pbairnss.l
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NOTICE

Is HsREnY OivrN 70 THE STOCK.
A hoIdcfa ~ tho Echo Land and stock
company, tia, there will be- meeting " the
tihrkhnldefs OF said corp ration hoid Al the
once ui Jennings lirsihtfa Investment Com.
uHuYt ~ No. u West, tifst south Street,
salt Lake CITY. a the hour Of % pm on
fintnilnT tho Comphny'a Articles OF incof.
Ioratinu ry Increasing thc number Of thafcs
90 iW tauiihl stOfi. Hnf nlfu ~ CnlurFing the
property tceidea taitle and horsos. and To give
such additional powers o. ths Directors aud
Managers 10 iul and tcll rHttle. horses and
sheen and other personal property. No Also
real property A. may DO rondueNe 10 the IN.
icFrat and future welfare ~ tho company.
sui alec 60 Increase flT number % Directors
hId Other officers uf ihf company. ard ~ maze
furh Other hHngos aud notifications a. may
must nearly uCot TIE pTcacnt eAigunrigs Of
~ company.
o.. H. CtAWsON Jig.,
secretary aud treasurer.
dated ihc IN day ~ september. h1l
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining and Milling Co. PRINCIPAL
place " business salt lake C,tY, Utah.
NOTICE - hereby GIVEN, THAT AT
~ meeting u the Board % Director
held on the l1th day Of September, a. b. isp2,
ty aud with The consent OF the stocktoidcrs an
esatgsincnt (No. " OF s.N itl cents per share
wac levied on The capital stocs Of the company
payable TO George Swan. Treasurer, at room
No. s. Doacrct Nhnoua HANK building. san
Lake CITY, ubb, before Noremhef let. 1907.
Any siocA upon which thla assessment may
GeWain unpaid on the ift day ~ November
isil, Do aforesaid, will be delinquent. and nd.
VDriised Tor sale, % public tucunn, and unlcas
payment D. made before, will be solo on Thur.
day, The 2lth dsy Of November, lsll. NJ O'Clock
o. va, ~ pay delinquent HaHgasmeuts. together
with ths c0st ~ advertising sud expense u
sale. JOHN l. NknLkEit, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake cay. september 18th 1891
fl0d
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TRUSTEES SALE.

yXT uEHTAs. ELi2ABETn DRrrT, JAMES
w u hfutt nnd Isabel Brett, BY thef Ger.
80 o. decd Of rust dated The third d, ~ july
~. ard duly recorded N tho recorder : once,
In The comfy 81 SAT- Lake, ga the Territory IL
llah, in BOOB 4 0i Mortgages, pages rs. lqi.
rs and ~, cold hnd conveyed 10 the under,
figucd trustee the following dcsrrihed pr0per.
~ 70 VII situated iu the city aud county of
salt Lake, Territory o. uiah, huFinniug Al the
nirc 1907. Plat -. salt Lake Ihy survey. ana
running thence tou three lal rode. And thence
east toien 90 rods, thence north three %
rlda. ard thence west aeteu q rode 10 piaca
~ beginning Ia ttuu for the purpose u 30,
rurlug tho paJ munt ~ certain ufgnuAhln
pT0missury noe made by said hreus, htiuE Tor
the sum ~ i've hundred dollars i!af0l, dated
at salt LAtc Ciiy. rinh, July q, is.o. aud nay.
Hble iFu years after tAid dhtn ~ taU order %
Einmh n, DAVIS, Tor NaIEc received, without
dsfAlcafinH or discount, 90 salt Lake CITY,
Utah, with interest from date until paid. u ths
rate II ono per cent per mouth. aud said mole
4 ptrii, uisrly described ~ said deed Of trust.
Nhrrtns.hCo0rding 10 the tsrma and rOnditkius
Of said note Rnd said deed OF trilat the asid
noic IA due, Hud nu part thereof has been PAID,
EXCEPT ihe sum OF eighty dulhTs Tor interest,
ana wheioHa u wa and Ia provided In said
made In the payment vi ssii nolo or
mo interest that may ufciun thereon "a pro.
yidOd therein, then nj the request Of the holder
Of said note SAID undersigned trustee should
thsrsSi TO he SisssSi 6iSder ior essh ior Tie he
rupose of paying ID note AMI iullllinE and
wherein tie ltgni owner Had holder OF sAii
note has requested the undersigned trustee a.
proceed % cell said properly psder and accord,
lhg 70 Tie terms ami conditions OF said deed %
trust ana u discharge thc duura aud obliEs-
uous thereof
Now. therefore, l. the undersigned, trustee
morCaaid At the request VI The Legal owner
aud holder NJ said prumissofy noto, Will, IN &C.
coTdhncc with the terfns ana conditions Of said
deed of uueL on the 18th day OF october, 1874
IN tho city Of salt Lake aforesaid, a. the front
door u tho salt Lake County Court House,
day, cell At public auction 20 the highest bid.
der Tor cash, SAID property or % much thereof
as may III necessary a. pay said note and IN.
tefcft hnd IN snusfY toe same anu discharge
Size duties imposed on me BY saiu deed u trust.
joins W. sEHLL,
Dated At salt Lake City. Utah. september
18th. 1874.
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creek, on which the mill ia situated,
supplies sufficient power for a large
plant Thefo are other properties In
that vicinity which can BE- operated In
tho same way, AMI II MIR. McNiahou's
experiment " q aucctss a big Geld IL
opened aud new camp may be
brought into promineuce.- Lamar
tldeho) Nn00et
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREnY GIvEN, ~ THE
~ undersigned, Administrator " the Estate
OF krfih ~ FRAT, deceased. 10 the creditors
Of, aud all persons having claims against tho
nhid deceased, 20 exhibit them with the mecca.
aaty youcherf within ten months after the
ntst publication OF thia notice, to the said
administrator az uinwoOdey'r Furniture Store,
81, 30 and q W. First South street. salt Lake
Cliy. Ia The county u tRit Lake, Utah
Dated August GOTH. 1872,
JAMES HENRY LEE,
Administrntor OF the estate VI Kexis u.
Pratt, deceased.
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NOTICE.

rItHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
sioclhoidurn 81 the nesorct Gold and III
yer Mining ana Milling Co. VIII Dc held At 10
l.aat south Temple street, on Monday, Octo
hcE %, at n O'Clock Am, Tor ihc purpose NJ
clcciiur directors Tor the ensuing year and 20
attend 10 such her business aa mby properly
como before the meeting
a. MILTON MussER, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

CEALED BiDs WILL NE lfCEvEp ny
- The underslgncd, AZ room 2, CITY Hall
salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory, up 10 ~ O'Clock
noon, Monday September i7th,lsg,, for the sale
u ~ shares u stock Of tho ait Lake Ciiy Gal
under The laws ~ the Territory Of Utah. sid
siocl beng the property Of salt Lake cry cor.
yuratlou.
Each bid shah be accompanied by deposit u
~ least ten per cent. OF the purchase price,
Which amount shall be forfeited 10 sAlt Lake
CITY n the bidder fails 70 comply with tho terms
Of DIE bid after the award n made 10 him.
Terms Of sale cafh,upon confirmation Of fale
BY the CITY Council.
The fght n reserved TO reject any aud all
lidt.
~ order " tho city Council OF Salt Lake
CITY, made Tuesday, september gith, isll.
q. J.. STANTON.
dld CITY Recorder.
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WANTED.

A GOOD GiRf ron COOKING ~ a
"A small fanny. Good wage 10 one who can
rive rcicrcncos. apply % ffst suert, CITY.
JNiRsr-oLAss NEw MICH COW. .PpIY
II AZ this ONCE.
MAN. ONLY FINANCIALLY Hr PoNsi.
va bic 70 supply agents In wnst with -hagf.
fcr'a New fnnrakc Ofiddic. poHiu ~ pa of suu
can rcnlizo $1,000 annually. ~ siiAEffE M,
Canton, OHIO.
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mann MAJ nNncnCll. n. K..

MAUD MAY BABCoCII, u. e.,
(GrnduAie OF National School nf Oratury,
philn., w. ~, special Instructor 90 Harvard
Uuigerfity suguiur schools, Cambridge Mass.
TEACHER uF
ELOCuTfON,
DELsAllTE EXPRESSION,
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
studio Room $50 Constitution BUILDING, Mai
Street, salt i.hko city.
hngagemcnif made for afternoon and even.
ing recitals, entertainments. etc.
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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS,
The Deadly Kerosene Can Finds sui
Another Unfortunate Victim.
suocKIse FATAL ACCIDENT, nASTi

Lively Meeting Of Water Ditch Com.
napy.-A Mail Route proposeu
through Clear Greek Canyon, etc.
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nnIIcE-

rINHE ANNUAL NETTING oY rHp
Il stockholders ~ the ffh ward Go on
Store Will DO held At their place OF business. on
Monday. october 10th. at 1850 .. M, 10 hear the
ilnlncih Report, the election oi Directors and
ior the Transaction u any other business that
may lawfully come before the meeting.
ARCHIBALD FREEBAiRN, secrctary.
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- A RTisTg nEruEAr." CoNTAtSINC
IA "a, acres Two acres luccrn grove ~
native trrcs, orchard OF two acres noted Tor ita
vauoty OF rul fruit, ready market lnr lur fruit,
lfirf house of three rooms situated HiA
blocks east Of Main street FOR further PSI.
rpriurvillo. Utah. tA1
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
. OFFICE WILSON BLOCK. PUBLIC SQUARE

The porgd 1rt1 bsdsltus!sd byearrtsrsf 70 az pqIf'
oft04rif, 1tdefs for ptpsYs may be qteea % car:
,rier. e1ssSssey. or ssAf 70 ne Office bg posidt.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
A Fourtsen-Year-old Soldier.

The youngest soldier in the British
army, Private Defries, aged fourteen and
half years, is fine child for his age
He is close upon five feet five inches in
height, with chest measurement OF
thirty-three inches and weighs 1875 pounds
1t is no wonder, therefore, that the mill
tary authorities should have enlisted him
without demur when he told them that
he was over eighteen. His father now
seeks to have him discharged on account
OF his tender years, but the war Office,
not unreasonably, holds that the onus
lies upon him to prove that his son is the
lusus nature he would make him out
London Globe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 80, 1892.

The Indignation everywhere felt a
the character Of the punishment infict
ed upon IAMs in no way reflects popu
lar liberation for his Anarchistic utter
ance or his insubordination. 1t sim
ply reaffirms the conviction of moderr
civilization that physical torture shonl(
not be inflicted upon any human being
1t is the sentiment which has abolished
the whipping-post and driven me.
dieval methods of discipline out OF
our prisons. -
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30

A smasrlna Yeifns ssparasso I've esuis
ThAf Bsss - 0ns.
he Lives in Evanston, and during the
past two years has been paying his al
| dresses TO one Of the most charming girls
on the North Side. The wedding day
has NOT been named, buttheiY engagement
was announced aimost = year ago.
Several weeks ago, while they were
walking honde from church ono Sunday
night, they came across a cat that was
Waiiing piteousiy on doorstep.
"Do you hear that, Jimm she en-.
claimed, graspinR his arm with a closer
grip. There's something the matter
with that poor little pussy. Pm going to
zee what ais IT,
Nonsensei" he replied. "Let's 60 on;
the cat will take care OF itself"
"No; LET MS see what Il the trouble"
without more ado, the young woman
ran up 20 the cat, and was Mortified 70
6nd that the animal had evidently been
run over by a wagon, a. It's spine was dis
located and II was barely able 10 crawl By
dragging its hind legs.
"Bhe's done for, sure enough COM
mented the Evanstonian- She won't
last long, now"
The girl Strengthened herseiftup 10 her
FUN height. !" Do you mean to say that
you would leave any animal 10 suffer like
this?" There isa drug store on the next
corner. Run over there and buy m ounce
Of chioroform. Hurry, nowS there's .
dearln
Nonsensei You don't suppose I'm
going into the business OF doctorine sick
cats on the street at night, do your 30
sensible"
And you don't suppose I'm going TO
let this cat suffer here, do your Go and
bring me bottle OF chloroform instant
4ly."
81 won't do it,
But insist
"You certainly can't be in earnest7"
81 certainly am. II you don't do IL
viii go after it myself"
!" You want to make me appear Tidicu-
lousPn
"Hurry up, dearl"
For moment the young man did not
stir. The blood rushed to his face, and
he began to grow angry. "See herel" he
exclaimed. This is carrying matters
entirely too far. will permit no woman
to make fool OF me like this. I'll get
your chloroform II you really insist, but
warn you-you1I never have chance TO
do such q trick again. will never have
anything to do with you again. Mark
thatl"
"Get the chloroform."
III | do everything b over between
u.s."
San right; bring IT,"
Two minutes later fine lace handler
chief saturated with the anaesthetic was
applied by fair white hand 10 thu nose
Of the suffering brute, and the waiting
ceased.
Here this story should end. A regard
for the truth, however, compels the nd
dition Of the statement that the young
man thus far has actually carried his
threat into execution, and the prospect
Of that wedding grows DINNER and
dimmer.-Chicago Mail.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30

In the interest of fairness, Senator
Aldrich's strong speech in favor Of the
Mckinley tariff, and the forthcoming
reply of Senator Carlisle should be
printed as one campaign document
and circulated by both parties. Both
these gentlemen have had recent OPP
portunity of inquiring into the opera
tons of the tariff under especially
favorable circumstances; both are able
men, and both speak with authority
as candid and careful students of eco
nomic subjects. 1t would be Of the
greatest advantage that the argu.
ments on bothsides should be submit.
ted to every voter. The cause Of Tariff
Reform has nothing to fear from the
utmost freedom of discussion.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30

A Portland lady relates a curious ex.
periencelin regard to dream that botl
she and her father had several times
She would wake in the morning with the
memory OF hldeous, snarling cats. Thi.
happened occasionally for some time, and
the same was true Of her father. Finally
while travelling long way from home
she entered picture gallery, and there
were the very cats! She recognized the
picture Immediately, though she had
never seen 1t before and did not know
that it existed. Soon after her father
saw 1t and exclaimed, "There are the cats
OF my dream. "-Kennebec journal.