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NOTICE.

no TUE STOCKHOLDERS or qup
A Sewer Mining and milling COMPANY, 4
corporation You ore hereby notlHod thrt tbg
regular annual meeting OF the stuckhoIdprs of
said corporation Will be lcld at tho onioe of NJ
Bullion lcck und Champion Mining Co saIt
AXE CITY, Territory VI Utah, on fuosiav' ths
i8,h DAY Of june, 1893 ~ The hour of 10 am IN
the purpose u cloCung unicers Tor the onsnin =
year and Tor the transaction of such othrr INK,
ineHa as may properly como before the tncet
tnK, Ny order Of the Hoard.
W. J. BEArGE, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders Of lions savings Bank
Trust Company Will be holdAtthe Company
umry, NOS, 1850 Elst Temple street sail Lake
cry, ON Monday, June bth, 1893, an am Tor
the election OF directors aud Tor 6urh other
Dated May ltth 1898.
MlLtohp WOODRUFF, President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, cashier
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tHuIty. Territory u. IIaH
10 the m4itar OF the ESTATE oi Thomas s. Young
deceased
NOTICE Il urREbY GIVES THAT J.
~ Jtet, adminiatni. 90. NU gtt,to %
Ihumas T. Nounr deceased. Due rendered for
settlement and aiod Boo a1id court HH nuHI ar.
count uf his standardization uI aIIu yHiata aud
up Itnu for hnai distribution H. I.u residue nI
raid estate among The icIalu0 Zoo Il'U1 thereto,
nUI that SATURDAY., tnc luiI Gov H. June, a ID
les 10 Q O'Clock Hm 1t tI"..u.I room ui
enid count iH tIr county court b.. 1000. SALT lake
CITY md tuuHfr, ttat TrfriiI.U. HHH been dulv
appointed tv tho JI1ar HI ... UIu.I. iuI Itc
o.. urWputUf fHlInrruuut HHI U".I.u. .sII uo
uIUn Cor iIsuIfut.on 40 Nf... Hmp IHf uIlrC
HuY person Interested boz HAi1 U"tltU m4. Hu.
pear lul show cause " nuH iH.". boz. why a1'd
account HhUuId not hu settled HUu approved
uuu uuHI uHtfihut.nn made uH prayed for
Dated May 18th. 1871
n. g. NEIuN.
Cicrf OF thc PROBATE Court
Iy1. o. 1ADE Deputy,
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County. I.rufof1 ut Uah.
ln ihr matter 10 IhU rss,tu ~ Peter %. Thom.
ArrH, deceased.
NOTICE ls lttutnY GIVEN THAT
~ olHt lhuuuHagu, Administrator OF The
cFtatr Of fctur % hUWusHcu. drponfOd, has
rendered. Tor ftiI.uUu.. Hud q 90 in said
court. uIs dlH account oI hIa udminIaifHti1n Of
fnli Cs'niN 1ni petition fHr Ina distribution of
thu rr.lluu 81 HaId estate lmnnr tnu UurHOuH
fhNiitg tutfriu, uuu iHat saturday, tho 4lth
gay ni June, a. 10. lt.I, "a n o'clock r. u., No
lhc court room ~ HHIg court, iu trc County
Court iluuaH, salt Lake CITY and County, Uah
tvmtory. has been duly APPOINTED by the
Judge % rnld court fDr tuU HHtucnuut OF SAID
account ana bearing slII petition fur dlstrIuu.
ton, At which time aud place hyperion inter.
talcl IN Hhlu estate may appear uud show
cause, " any thtrC hn, VIII. said account should
tui uv teiucd ana approved and ORAL diatrIlu
uuu made uH prayed Tor.
Dated June la, I,aJ.
nv MTLOY.
'lcrl OF tie Probate Court.
ny }. o. jAcH, Deputy.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


T0T-TT " 0IWU0T WUTT, UIU0H-UI-
NOTICE Us ilENElh GIVEN uY TuE
~ uult uIgucut administrator uf the ratatu
OF samuel Myhl, deceased, 90 the creditors "
unl alI puuunH having claims ugairal tHu saId
utroaHout O. rAhluit tnuW with tho necessary
vouchers, within Con month. after lup Hfst
publication ul th's notice. 90 Ihr sBII admits
fliur at hia residence 40 w Cottonwood, ralt
ODE County. Titan.
Dated April goth. lsI.
IHNNkttN WEUU.
Administrator n The Ediatc OF Samuel webb
decreased.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Lucky hhl Mining Company location OF
location ut mine -uaAo CrguH Mining district.
NHsatch County, Jtah.
AruriCE-IurUE AHE DELINQUENT
~ uunu tlu following Described rturE ON
account uf an ltauHsmcut No OF Two cei 10
per HHarH lowed uu tHr litI day 81 February
4H-Ni zoe several amounts Hut opposite tho
nlmvt ot hc respective snWcholIors. a. fol.
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Tho People Of the Territory " Utah,
To william q. Robinson aud William D.ctcrlo
greeting

greeting
Npu AhE HEREBY euMMONEn TO UE
4 nnt appear before mo, tho undprf gntd.
~ tny uhcc, iu uiih precinct, salt Lake county,
ltlh TERRITORY, tn answer "A COMPLIANT nlOd
AGAINST luu herein by tHid plainun within uyo
dhiH exclusive 0f the day uf sOryIruI. 10 this
summon Dr. served Un you within SAT- Lake
'llli within ten DAYS it suryCs on you UutaidO
Of sail city but within tho county of -alt Lake,
ana wilhin twenty days % served elsewhere
Hsli seton D. brought 20 recover tom you
ninety dollars and Interest 40 She rate of on Q
per cent per mouth from tho 2ith day u May.
Ietii uUu' paid Claimed tu be- due plaintiff
nom you ON prOmltslfy motto drawn By You
favor OF said plAluun
Ana you are hereby notified that N you fail
10 30 appear aud answer HH above required the
plilnuh VIII iato judgment Against you Tor
lho hum ~ ifbo) ana interest ~ aforesaid, aud
no ihc -hcrn or any constable OF SAID Coun.
torn hurt0u.
Gwen under my hand this glth day ~ May.
a, u, l7as ". W. GEE.
Justice Oi tho Peace,
CnAs. D., pEARsoS, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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WELL ANNIE MINING AND MILLING
CON ANY.

Principal Place Of uuuncs, Salt Late city.
lt1h.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stood, on
account 90 assessment IUylul ON be ssth day
or hrrinmHor. 1892. tur several amounts 90
yppusuU tlr names OF tho respective share
h1idurs, uH follows. tY.WIt.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In ute Probate Court in and Cor -aIttlto
Coun y. Territory OF Utah.
In the matter N tho tsiste Of George Dun b.
fnrd, Deceased.

order TO show cause why Order ~ sale OF
Heal ESTATE should noi Dol made.
vrrf1A SNOW puNfolp, rNECuTRTX
IL III Inc ottair ct george NuHfafI. decreased.
having u.od her petition ngtn!u HUy verified,
rfl.lrs fnr nn order uf sale H' U"lt Ui Goo real
astItr ID SAID dnrofcnt, Tor tIr purposes fhrre.
iu fr. f0rn. Dc D. therefore ordered hY tuo
Iudfo 90 sail court, nat lI' u.. IHs HiUIestcd
tu q. u estate rf aaId itcfl fI HUN.I- haf 20
one faii rrohato Court on lnHH. 90. Uth day
uf furp. no. ai boo O'Clock To- HH forenoon of
sHiI DAY. ut the Court fu'm 70 1000 Ir0naie
aud COMMIT. I'd Salt frkr. ltN ftruilrr, 60
SHOW crusr why an order chou uui NU fraut.
gH o., tfo said niIniuistrHIur. o. aU 10 au much uf
tlr real tstste uf thr saiI deceased atpryito
snio Ht shaii be- necessary. 1nd tHi. copy OF
thIa order ha Published 40 lcIH' fuIr Hurye.fyu
wctia in the IIrafutr fVrNlNa h.WH. H news.
uapcr printed und puIihhcd boz s.II cIly and
county.
JhCuu 20 uItIU
I.NH"IH JUDGE
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SUMMONS.

IN the Justices Court Flfth precinct. before
W, W. Gee, Justice of tic Peace.
Territory 90 Utah,
County NJ salt Lake, tu
tlty OF sait lAko.D
Tho salt Lake Kocley institute. a corporation.
Plaintiff.
William r. Robinson and WIN. Diotorle.
Defendants.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

! Nu1lcC Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT iS
~ rufsuaucc of Hn order OF Tho i'iotato
] Court 90 1ait Lake County, Territory OF utah.
made on ne s1rl Gay Of NaJ. \, u. l',1, bon 900
70 uhler iFncd. tUo HuuiniatratOr Of aB Z
/ rsi1ie, WI aeli atuly ie sale ca rho lishrsl
one earh imo, int suHiac. to confirmation
| 10y slil Probate Court, uu Tuesday. thr istI
| DAY q Juno, A,n, l1i, between O'Clock '.m.
unu llc setting ui tNv Huu uf auii duY Oh aftHr
which dgy NOT exceeding aIN muu.hs U'ti
VIII ho received Uy mo undersigned ir whiting
10 DIE D ace u hu6iu.. No. ~ wcst sreHrd
time liiul me iiTst publication OF dis noIIrg
un 60 90 Q iue'u1'nF iig DAY OF sale All mo
rrht ui'g, iniero 3 aud csttlu M thosaid g. Il.
Auen at ihc liuo NJ hH death. aud an mo
iieht, Iitlc and Interest tuat mo sud ssfrtp
w. 10y ptri i'n ui JOY ur Otherwise acquired
que ~ %. 900 ZION iu tnat uf tau HiId
AIl the certain piece o. parcel ~ land elm. TO-
llluH hnn ufins lu tlU HHIl county Of -aIt IHE IA
and igrilory, ~ OtAh aud bounded aud du.
sctinr1 o. follows ip uii. o. undivided ono
hali CD lnlcr,atln Iut Tour ll block twenty.
eiFhi l.Hl % 90 az -H't iuto CIV auryfv
uoruuIur 90 Che s0ulla COS rornrr 1f saIu Ist
sA.y nvy .l5I ltyt, thence east Cigbiy M
ahd one hlli $50 foot, thence toutH rue
eighty two and one hHf u2'.l fees tn place of
Also lot, nine ,ol and uD In block to.i,.
Ql JORDAN plat lying ~ northwest quarter of
H. 1 west, SaIt Lake meridian coWt,in,n,
twenty acres, more or less
Altu an UNDIVIDED one third OK iutprptt lp
the toulh half of northeast quarter. nnd rouib
half OF northwest quarter, aud norm bnIf III
suuihcAsi quarter uud uurih halt OF suuthW,st
quarter Of section twenty ts0l. a. iN..H.IlI
onlt lAto meridian, con nnihg three hundred
and twenty acres
Alto an undivided one sixth (l,G interest Ia
bockf forts three tN and forty four f.il. and
lots ono lll, two l3l and three (l), BLOCK nv
Two ttlI, II. 81 ec0u'H tuh1tyiOn Of klnpety
9ouruys improved plat Of North SAT- Iake.
Territory OF Utah, '
Iorms aud conditions Ot snlei One.haif r,fh
AMI balance ln one year secured by noto nnd
muriglE. upon ihc tfcwiscs sold.
Dated May g5th, 1870
JOSEPH O. sOUTHER.
Administrator estate OF y. p, Ailcn. dc.
ccuaud. W.
Bmrzr a Hums Attorneys for AdmipIs
traitor.
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And lu accordance with law and tic order OF
the board of directors made on the 2llh day OF
September, ltJlt 10 many shares % each % r.
col OF auch stock o. may be- uocessary, viii liz
sold 1uesdny, mo 2lth dly % jane, lsll at 3
inrs. ealt Lake city, ulAh 70 pay The dsiin
Quont assessment thereon together with Tho
cost OF advertising und expense Of sale
JOHN h. NtbEkkil, Secretary.
salt Lake CITY. May "a 1898
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Ter, drcn1HrI
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Anthony huouru. aIwmHfrItIf 10 EIt
pttHfc of Christian utrHru.. decreased .hsH zen.
doret Tor settlement, ana nlfI II HII c1uff boo
nual account AZ bic adnIuIHtr |fIUUf HuiH tHtrts
and petition for nuHl ditffiUuIuu Uf thu rcsi Tue
uf Ha't estate among thu uIrHHUH UHtfIUu lhtrHs
o., hnu Thar ILursdaY. tnH .L.H uHE OF June.
A. 10 lslI. no il O'clnrt anu. on Goo court room
uf said ruurt. tn the tuIrtY Duut WUusr. stIt
Lake CITY aud County, ONL Territory, has
Icru duly appointed hY tHt lulsH ~ Hulu
court for Che settlement Of HI.I account and
bearing sait petition for distHHIuHn. a. which
uur and place any person Iu' .CHiHI in HHiI
cnt1tr may appear and show canoe. 10 any hrro
Del, why laid account should uuI Ir settled AMI
approved aud nnal distributi1h made a prayed
fur.
Dated Nay alst. 1898.
No. " N.LpY
ClOrk OF Cue Probate Court.
flY y. 2. JACK. DEPUTY.
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NORWAY.

The crown prince has len Christiania
but the king Is yet staying there. The
Norwegian crisis Is fat from passed, and
the personal presence OF Oscar is with
out doubt necessary In order TO hinder
the majority Of the lrit from running
amucl;," as paper expresses ITSELF
The Trondbiem labor union celebrated
the y Of May by a demonstration In
favor Of universal municipal suffrage.
The Norwegian Tourist club has
elected three new guides, making the
Total number FOR the season twenty one
The annual expenses Of the club are
between 5000 and !a,ooo.
The exhibition Of the Viking ship at
different points between Christania and
Bergen Melted a very handsome sum; at
The latter place the ship was visited by
5000 persons In few hours.
The deposits Of twenty.six Of the
largest private savings banks OF Norway,
January Ist, amounted 10 ky8.ooo. uoi,
which Is about g, 10000 more than the
year previous. The paid up capital
stock was 100000.
The total abstinence society Of Chris.
tiania will erect large business block
ON corner Of its own. The first floor
will be used for a temperance restaurant.
the second will be fitted up Tor offices,
and a large hall win take up the third
floor.
DENMARK.
The King OF Denmark Is staying at
Wiesbaden. On his way home he will
Visit Emperor William.
Mr. Johansen, Of Copenhagen, who Is
seventy years old, celebrated his fiti,th
anniversary as dancing master. In spite
OF his age he can still trip waltz with
grace.
The cod fishers Of Reykjavik. Iceland,
made a immense catch this spring. The
llsh came Ia greater abundance and
closer up TO the shore than usual, and in
many cases the boats were loaded twice
q day.
The Temperance Home Of Nykijob.
iag lMon) secured an unexpected
amout Of free advertising by uegiecting
To- show It's colors on the kings birthday.
although the home has both Gag and
hagsinti Of It's own. The leaders OF the
importance society afterwards explain-
td that the society Is SO strong that il
en- Afford to dispense with demonslra-
lions OF that Tx.
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And in accordance with The law, and an or.
der ul tho board of trustees. made on thu .qtb
day of March, ISIS, 10 .mauy shsrcs OF earh
parcel 1l hueh stock A. may Oc necessary will
SAT- Lake tlty, Utah, no the hour of lgoiclCcE
noon, ou tuo hth dHt of June, hui. 90 pay dS,
lmqutnt ataCssmtuisi together with cost8 OF
advertising and expense " sale.
w. J. HUTTON,
Secretary.
ReNdercc lurt0n'b Court. between md and
Utah, M
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN TIE Probate Court 900 md Cor salt lake
County. IUrfifory ut Utah.
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NOIIcE oF RONl ELECTION.

Omsc OF the board Of Education OF tho clg
SAT- Lato
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order 10 show cause why order % sale Of
Heal Esfaic should noi uo made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
a Tariff for Revenu>.

AS long as the appropriation, mad,
BY congress foot up 30 MANY bunda",
miliions there is no fear that n taria
suincient Tor revenue will be lovv
enough to ruin any manuf acturino IN,
terest worthy Of preservation. +, :.
possible we suppose 10 pay too HIGH tor
the luxury of producing in this conrtra
an article to whose manufacture peitbc,
tne climate o the habits ofthe peonIe
are adapted. But all other indnstr,..
Will flourish far better, az we hsw.
SO frequently shown, under . ~.
IN designed for revenue than ons
winch is framed especially to promots
and encourage an increased dome,,ic
production. The former remor.s
every disadvantage the nativ. m.v.
lecturer may s~uffcrin competitior ~.
{ foreign rival; the latter Is too often
premium on incompetency ana = .ti'a,'
TO overproduction. IL tho.s ~.
oeiieve that q highly protective tariw
N spite Of It's. manifest burden. !. ..'
political cconomy. would .a'
mit mat the reformcrs arc IN fricndIr
- themselves TO every American Inter.
cs.' and only intent upon securing an.
common prosperity by what sccns
Them a better system, the antsoor,.m
between the two, n not lsss
nonnced' would at least be conduc,"d
WIN less open scandal and n a l,s,,s.
lsmpeE--N J, Journal Of comns~es
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
The PRAYER Tee,

suea d nan Is be Of whom the follow.
As characteristic story is told. Being
3ao-y Il wait Of the sum of ten ,bon.
Aaoo trancs, be went to the svDarogne
tho srralghtwav PRAYED 70 the Al.
14gaty Toy the GIFT Of that smonnt
sa--ag b way q vow or br;be thar
'9r' "lih upon rs receipt he would
present 9ne-tenth q il in charity. After
wang d lev months without The real.
2@ifpr q ms hopes, he betook binsaIf
wa . sh-ag Of The shoulders M .
~ anc there gFered m = sinil,r
. Ihr1st And behold with,
SO" spase q time bis PRAYER was an
a and ~ d lucky speculation bo
Possessed Of ten Thousand
@ T~hsrerpgn the worsbiner 49,
AK . tae synagogue. and pros.
y E-set devouly he -exelairned.
L0rI Thou art the ONLY tr,o
I5og snowest ! never iptended
= tazt thousand francs in cha
y 3tnlne,er Gazette.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13

-" ppsS uJitrof a relation betyee,
'sf@psA AID crime is not a new con'
tept29h But the idea is n which !,
s.DFstas- TOO little considered in mos,
u ihe WORK undertaken for the retor,
nsilpn o. the criminal classes NJ on~
great rltes The good Calvin sent MOO
9erre'oh 70 the stake while in a e, ~
.holgesnon- C~arlyle's misanthropv b,.
very correctly traced TO his dy,.
Washington Irving tells NJ !,
certain emir- Olives of the Cal;nb,"I
named Al Hejagi, who had suffered tor
many years from abdominal pains duo
70 dyspepsia, and who is distinguished
having been one of the most cr,o1
ruiers the world has ever produced, He
en- nity thousand persons in prison
Shen ne died, and during his life had
'aused the death of one hundred and
."enty thousand persons, not COUNTING
nose VINO fell in battles of his inst;ga.
ion.-Good Health.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13

ann VIII DID T0C CoMY7"
ing her lace between his hands he kissed
her again and said: Never you fear.
my pet; know the country too well "
be trapped by the bcef-eating Hr,,'
ishers. It's as safe as a sanctuary here
ana can get back through the line,
tonight. But come, come, dry your
eyes ana let's have something to eat. I
am as hungry as a bear and as wet az a
water rat"
Thus treasured. the trembling o;r,
hastened to set food and wine before
her half-famished lover, who all III.
whiie was chattering as gayly as a
sc~hoolboy. He had removed his clo,L
and the tight-ftting uniform showed oty
his graceful figure to perfection. h.
was strikingly handsome, and as GOOD
and honest as he was pleasing to the
eye. Polly was a girl Of considerable
experience for her years, and had re.
fused more suitors than one, but sh.
her young cousin devotedly and
affirmed that he was a better
lover than cousin, which was saving a
good deal. After he had finished eating
he stretched out before the fire ana
'moked his pipe as unconcernedly as II
here had not been an enemy in the
country. He told her Of her Ather and
ths Frightening fortunes ofithe army.
Then their tones grew low and earn
and they told their lore and talked
the great happiness in store Tor them
when Warrington should have driven
he English 70 the wall. The airl was
aervous' however, and fearful Of her
overs safety Al sysTy spusd w,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13
A LEGACY OF REPUBLlcANlsM.
Inc present Financial Troubles Re.ult,nr
from High Tariff.

" resent financial Troubles ResultinR
from High Tariff.
IN 'he present national financial ,itu-
a'on we are enjoying a legacy of re-
publican administration of the covern.
ment. ~
Whatever uncertainties financiers
may think the future contains. and
whatever menac to public confidence
they 1ear 1t holds, must be credited N.
ieet'y tothe party whose creed is that
u IS the only party of sufficient intelli-
gence and patriotism to attend to tho
pubic business of the country.
Inc drain of gold from the treasurv
and the consequent speculations as N
the method by which our different
forms OF money are to be maintained a.
parity, resulting in the existing uneas;.
ness and disturbance of business. are
due alone TO the republican partv.
IL was the republican party which
passed a tariff bill striking from our
customs list the principal revenue duties
and raising protective duties to. In
many instances, %prohibitive rates, thus
decreasing the event without de- |
creasing taxation.
II wa the republican party which
while thus cutting down the ~nation.i
income, plunged into a series of profit.
gate expenditures never before dreamed
OF IN the widest orgies of legislativ.
p~lundercrs. ita III a.
1t wss the republican party which
always loud in proclaiming its idelitv
TO sound money, entered into a dis,
graceful decker and compromise with
the silver minersa-s compromise which
refused up to the last moment 10 ~.
peal-by which the government bs.
lost millions Of dollars, and by which
the treasury is to-day drained of its cold
and w~illcontinue 10 be drained as Ions
rs the outrageous Sherman law remains
Ia fotce. 80 @2S
These- are the immediate csu.,s -vh,os
1tve produced the present condition ~
ne national finances, and every ono ~
sRess causes sprang directly from the
'yry heart Of the policy which was the
'hief achievement and loudly boasted
1oFys efthe administration of Beniamin
I1 she democracy was not In. i
F1sted ~ power a day too scon'-l,
'snisvsas ceiE.Jouspsl Il
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-13

The excuses which are resor.ed 20 -
European tradesmen TO mako A.;
can tourists pay higher prices than anv.
one else pays, are often more curious
than ingenious. An American who had
a nne pair Of boots made by a London
cooo,er was astonished at the pric.
which was demanded.
ihree g~uineas for a pair of calf
boots! 1t is pr~eposterous." said ~.
American. @no
Indeed, sir" said the cobbler .,,
youd a-knowed the calf that was in
that leather; it was a blooded hanim,i
= assure YOU sir, and bred on the hes.
'a,e OF the duke of Buckingham"
Inc customer paid the charge at ono.
Youths Companion.
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POINTS AND OPINIONS

The administration has hsule.
Gown the flag N Hawaii and hauled CO
Egan in Chilli Secretar=Gresbam evi.
IDENTIFY knows his business -Lopisvius
Courier-Journal.
The republican press -napj,s,,. =,
disposition TO goad Mr.. Olney. Nr.
oiney will yet manifest a disposition To
goad the republican trusts. and he will
nave the last laugb.-St. Paul Globe.
1t seems 70 be the fear Of a nossi.
Ole condition rather than an actual and
present emergency which has cansed
alarm IN the monetary world. J-nder
the present policy OF the government
ana the management of the treasur,
'here does not seem to be reason for INV
Such apprehension. Kansas CITY Star
AN exchange repeats that .tb.
republican party has u grand history"
'ust SO, but history is a story Of The
past A tramp patheticauy remarks.
MADAM l have seen better days.
indeed, poor man." responds madam
you couldn't have seen worse" And
1t is with the grand old party.-AI.
bany Argus.
-Goy. Mckinley has fixed the 70.
s~ponsibility' for the national yovern.
hent on the democratic party. The
american people did this several
nth ago, after full dcliberation and
WIN their eyes wide open. The
'ponsor OF the tariff law evidently still
INKS that they are very great FOOLS
n. Y. World.
The hftccn dollars Der day which
1aJ. Halford was allowed by Sccrc,arv
'oster while on his foreign excursion
nay not have been intended so much as
compliment to the majors merit a.
n accountant as to his martial bear.
When an officer can render him.
ell very imposing and f~ormidabIe
mong +. reigners he should command
Ugh pay.-N. Y. World.
Those republican journals which
re Historically charging Commissioner
'lount with treason because hc ~.
cred down the United States 1nng from
government building at Honolulu
light better turn their batteries upon
ne eastern gamblers who are irving N
Jay such a bold game with the credit
! ne United States. They are tho
MY enemies of this country in active
oS'iity just now.-Louisville Courier.
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