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The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
Portland wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. June .

PORTLAND. June %. 1894.
Sugar advanced 1sc to-day with standard
granulated selling at 41sc, extra quality fine
4 9-16c, and Extra G Also.
The following are Jo-day's quotations of Grain,
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
New York Stock and Money Market.
(By Telegraph.)

NEW YORK. June %.
Money is easy at / per cent; last loan at 1
per cent, closing at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper was quoted at 354@4 per cent
Sterling Exchange was firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills 4 871a94 57z4 for 60
day bills and s81at@4 88s4 for demand; post
ed rates at a 1894 Se1a Commercial bills 60
days 9614@4 STA. Government Bonds are
steady. Railroads weak
Bar silver 62sA.
Mexican dollars 511h
Silver at the Board neglected
Thefollowlng are to-day's closing quotations
of (HOVernmpDC Sacurtlae.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
Liverpool Cotton Market.
(Ry Te1enraDh

LONDON, June 2, 18S4.-Consols 1O1 5sd for
money and 1ol 5-16d for the account
LIVERPOOL, June 23 1s94.-The Cotton
market-quiet; mIddhng at Lied; estimated
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 500
bales.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25

Portland market-cut loaf at 7c;eonfectione. $
7c;pulverized. &C. powdered, 6 12c ;granulated,
be; coifee crushed. Size; yellow. -@5c
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HAVANA, June %. lss4.-The Sugarmarket
closed with full prices asked mo demand Mol
Sugar. regar good polarization,- gold % qtl Cen
rifugal 90 to SO degs pol. 2 rs gold Y qtl; Mus
gold
Exports from June 14th to goth, 1921 TONS
Stock 1927 tins.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
STEAMERS.
STEAMER SOKOKIS.

The new and elegant steamer Sokokis
river to Madison Falls, a distance of five
and half miles through charming scenery
OF farms and forest, making one of the most
delightful trips to be found in Maine.
Steamer leaves wharf at Westbrook at 10 a.
M, and $3.50 p. M, connecting with electric
cars, which leave head of Preble street,
PORTLAND. at 8. 10 a. M, Ito and 2.40 p. m. j.
II. HEZELTON. je9tf
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. June 23
Recaipts by Maine Central r. R.-For Port
and, 1873 ears miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 122 cars
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
M A Wiley. G L Drake.
FROM OUR coRREspoN

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
SACO June 21-Cld, sch Nimrod, Falker, for
Franklin, to load paving.
June 13-Ar, schs Rival, New York, Jas A
Gray. and Willard Wolston, Boston. y
NORTH BOOTHBAY, June 23-Ar, sch h j
Smith, Adams, Portland, to load for Philadel-
phia.
ROCKPORT Jan 23-Sld, schs Edw Stearns
Heal Beaufort H S Boynton, Cooper, Boston;
Annie l. Wilder. Greenlaw, and Mazurka Stin-
son. do: Adelia I Carlton. WALL Vinalhaven,
to load stone
PORT CLYDE, June 22-In port, fog bound,
schs Break of Day, New York for Swans Isl
land; j Chester Wood. Calais for Greenport;
Essex, Portland for Addison; Game. Cock, do
Little Lizzie for Bar Harbor
Schs Jas Talbot and Grace Bradley, are at
the Marine railway, undergoing repairs,
Sch Eta A Simpson has completed discharg-
ing hard pine.
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In Effect May I, 1894.
DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. & Lis P. M. From Union Station
for Poland Springs, Mechanic, Falls, Buck-
field. Canton. Dixfield and Rumford Pals.
80 a. m, l.l5 and 5.1op, m. From Union
Station for Poland Springs and Mechanic
Falls
Through passenger coaches between Union
Station, Portland and Rumford Falls.
Through tickets ON sale for all points
mp. &R. F R'y. Also excursion
tickets for Andoyer and all points in
Rangely Lakes.
R. G. BRADFORD, G. P. & T. Agt. a.
Portland, Maine
Feb10dtf Rumford Falls. Maine
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*Ex-diy.
New York Stock Ntinings.
(By Teleg graph

NEW YORK. June %. 1S94.-The following
are to-day'5 closing 9uotatlons or mlnlpg STOCKS
Col. Coal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hooking GOAL.
hemeSUaKe IA
ontario. '...... ...s..,.......... 812
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25
MAINE srEAMsHl &C
SUMMER SERVICE.

Steamers Manhattan or Cottage City
leave Franklin Wharf on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 6 p. M Returning leave Pier
So, East River, New York. same days at 5
p. m. Fare one way $500 Round trip So, 30.
j. 3. CoYLE, Manager.
j. F. LISCOMB. General Agent. may1Sdtt
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25

us turret ship Miantonomah, from NYork
via Newport.
Steamer Margery, Greens Landing for Boston
Brig Henry B Cleaves, Wallace Somes Sound
for Philadelphia. l Pat II n to repair wheel
Sch M Suley. (Brl Hatheld, Joggins. Ms
coal to Presumpscot Paper Mills
Sch Audacienx, (Br) Weymouth, NS-lumber
to j Fl Hamlen & Son.
Sch Portland Packet, Gardiner, Eastport
Sch Enterprise. New York for North Haven.
Sob Titmouse, Boston for Deer Isle
Sch Hannah d, Boston for Bangor
Sch Alma, johnson, Boston for Machias
Sch Liezle Lane, Boston for Bangor
Sch Tilton. Boston for eastern port
Sch Chas Lawsence, Boston for r..
Sch Oriole. Grape, Swans Island for NYork.
Sch Herman Kimball. Rockport for -.
Sch A L Wilder, Roekport for Boston.
Sch Laura T Chester Rockport for Boston.
Sch Nevada. Rockland for Boston.
Sch Mazurka, Rockland for Boston
Sch L kenney, Rockland for Boston,
Sch Emily A Staples. Penobscot for Boston.
Sch Ada Herbert, Bangor for Providence.
Sch Prince Leboo Camden for Gloucester.
OUTsIDE-A brig. supposed the W E Stowe,
from Lunenburg, Ms.
SAILED-Schs M A Wiley, G I, Drake,
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Ar at Swansea June 18th, ship Parthia, Day,
San Francisco.
AT Halifax 21St inst, sch Geo Jordan, Park,
1or Brldgewater, to load for Buenos Ayres.
r, CID at Hillsboro. NIB, 22d, sch Matte Allies,
Crockett Newark
Cid at st John, NIB. 22d, sch Sea Bird, An
dreWs, Rockland.
Spoken.
April Is, lat % S. Ion 80 w, barque George
Homer, from New York for Yokohama.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Daily Line, Sundays included.
THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS.

THE NEW AND PALATlAL STEAMERS,
PORTLAN and FREMONT Z ~
Alternately leave Franklin Wharf, Portland
every evening at o'clock, arriving In season
for connection with earliest trains for points be-
yond. Through tickets for Providence, Lowell,
Worcester, Now York, &c.
Returning. leave India Wharf. Boston. every
evening at O'Clock. J. b. COYLE Manager
j. F. LISCOMB. General Agent. oct3dtt
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-25

SaIeratus.
Saleratus .5@5A

domestic -. A CT
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They E<Eth- 9s-.iI>p.

Tbs Alfalfa Constitution Ezys:
Besyi.g tie question is Z fsyOrjte
form ~ GrEv-rspt with Controversial
sts EL1 have 10 czs%. The yold
ssnaard sdTpes:As DszHy al TszJort
.. H. Tier are iOs I ri deaVurein2
ns -disbo.est G:lLsr.' That be2s
TIE question, which l.: Wk.ch doilar
IL difAOnes=-the Oge ;hs; IL worth
the sz.He DoE e. IL vas ten gesrs go.
OT the mt that viii bBy ff;y osnts
Worth LoOTe II ~ere,ything TIT pro-
oucers have ~ en IEzn i WOgld TN
yez:s aypf Then thy cs5zre tAz;
We ioEs5 re6eea al our siTe, a1OSe!
ard p&pr uSDney IL GDJ on demand
beaaee gQld IL tie only uDcsy tie
IDslo reeygriDa. md II ~ aD mt
.ee5g,DIzs Il t. to Oojy tavDsy W
SILL be c=:lsved o. tepp5lE:Ig14lts
b? OtLef nstipgs. That M, be2s the
question. Tb5e4 lG Are Ss DDaSS ,
sitbEfbg OUt moral D15g&Sp1s V5 rgs
material iDtesaE. ~ n&ke tDs slryls
gp6 standard ( unspimpns LrIrns
ti1Ilai iLin2. sod sb2g5 Ne N: be
jUst!Bsj - bDaDf and gre&1Iy kneGi-
t5 az { p-stcer n DDszuss - rsgsc;-
ing Gre&t ErIt5sD-s Lad. decLs-ioZ
our r2Daetay irdspDdeED, rsaoer~
iDg D1y b3s.Drie cgreDey ri 2o5 aud
eii'es, freely e>j1d ~ ,afiD Ezd
III 0gT 0SE CDrynsz? Ihsee are
great, bSpsL vital ~gUestlDny The
goId STANDARD champions peTe. ar2>s
them. They hg ibew al, aDd Ad .
lyto biraetsjBsn, and ,ha. Ill ~rs2as
who refuse to aecept tb2t afe ethe,
ignorant 0t d1LoaeE4.
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Ae.Ir.tstL. rrrpplyy-e.

Car Gsv YO-E barEe- friend.
EsoH CI=vE e p1t VIII : Inter q.
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S-s0r: I;otr tLIrEs h a6Eses: p
u - ~ Id cary. q < yersp-
Dye-tSEea bY 4istO.;uDs requires
D9-s rsst ;lE1 u sIy Othsr ZINE.
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ssary t0k@p up gtrergtA." This al.
vice i czlruk,sJ 70 rzks eEery IN
sapLggsi Esn isz! particularly gfste-
fgi ~ Nr. clsas: II u - hOystul
Bat the wonder Il tn; the II zaplyy-
81 are not a!Bg sdngs5 n tra.e! IDr
theif bszlfh. recreation and tOrgstfU!-
Dsss ~ their eaioic@d jdlsDess. Or ~
20 n tie tbesDeF !tsn. JOia : high
cyned club. procure 4 lawn terms
suit and p!ay al the game ~iN TIE
E3ia: II s5Drt ,bsrs are tbO1ssnds
n things NI Cless might have
sdr!sad sbe uzempp.s5 ~ -. IT,
ding n vEA ED1E make Ue-
GI.k t2z5 bszsg ut II e~-ylyue-i
ls { HsSt bLsezDg Iag5ezA ~ ( Is
ma e2roS ~ tSys tAg Eztasrr J,e.-
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Why Ds. Man 8. Th.nlrsI.

] am thankful becauSe ] sm RED
haired J might he bald.
sm thankful there Is a Jopng led,
nett door nbo practices On the ri
am two hours 4 day. Ghe nigh,
practice fur, and fr GdditipD, nigh,
have a bnAbsr sddicte5 ~ the oornet
habit.
am thankful ] an The father u
twins. Suppose they bad been trip
let's
am thankful wear a numbe,
nine shoe. ! might have ~ wear
eleyebs.
am thankful ! ain par. I might
b. IN debt.
am thankful ] ppesess quiet tastes.
Buppose ! had been fond Of Wagner
musicf
am thankful ] learned t0 smoke
cigars. ] might have tackled cigar.
etts.
j nm thankful ! can't think Of an,
more things " he thankful Tor. II /
could should feel Obliged ~ writ,
them dOwn-PUck.
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The Rem Journal commenting On
the item pybiisbej in the IsDEpEB-
DEsT Is fs~ days sgo, reIstJYe " the
ne nIy elected Gtats OacerE apyyint-
ing deputies ~ dy the gOIk they we're
elected ~ do. ssys that the failure III
the officers ~ sppint deputies wODid
be q violation NJ the law and sjds tha,
-BureIy the JSDEpESDEST would mt
have the Bta,s officers eiect YjDiats
law and custom w DeZiec;jDg ~ ap.
point deputies.'
The ISDgpEhDErT would not haze
any 0f the State officers violate The
statutes. but IL insists that I,be coin.
ing Legislature should repeal the Iaw
authorizing The appointment OfdepU.
ties by tho State 0Gicem. In the
present condition u the State there IL
about ne much uBs iDr deputies in the
different Sthte offices ~ there IL for
q fifth wheel ~ a wagon The only
ones benefited by the present Iaw
are the deputies and State officers.
The taxpayers get nothing in return
for the thlnriea paid. Repeal the law
and mako the S:htc officers perform
their duties.
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ns.mrgSx-a.1.

Successful .ztnitsp-1 a LIZ Nc
vi1ne- Fsi- Eixs Ne A5oss sh3 -=s
sEh-6es y--c=nntns re ~-soeirrlx
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.c1O-s. ZEE sAuxAs.

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BfEnr IEDfphDEI.
AccrxrlATIsc COLD.

Aeo9s6Ing. 20 Re Engineering Ia5
mining So1rnsi toe four Yres1 Ep-o-
peau AHaks hsJe EneneassS tbsi,
sseek II gold n 8e psstyea.Ry s1s9~
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~ tie sop, baoks being gree Gz39~
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ias gssS. 81, he uboIe Eond. 0z:
eide q ths United Etsta, wa Iss
1hsu nZGg9DG Byvouta-rr2t these
two statements = Is sasy ~ sse VIA:
bseDmss IT te golS shipped srsy
tru Hs p1t n New York It3sb@
ng hpssdsd ~ tbe Thames managers
II EprDpe and led t0r Z future I'd.
rsnss ~ Tsps. And yet oar Gvrerp.
lHeot kssp zig ps.e-i s~asytrxnstes
roIu IL operation ~, their benefit
Tie Kew FORK agents ri L1n6Oa
hrIus IN " tie United EreLs Sab.
Insaspp viii one oy two uiljoaf Z:
tine IL Tinted Ststes no.ss, ez-
shsage tbe@ tor god M questions
bsapz ssksS snd ship tbs goIdtoL>a
d&a y, Eerlin ~ PsrI
Tbe9 nspes: tie Dpersti1n until by
snd bY hs neserJe 1zils L<aw tie
siDgBbDo mari Then there Is
1po@e1EsttVp IA WashiDg.rp snd
Wall street, sId the seserye mns4 "
r@ds srJ5 aasia. GDrerurosat ri
ten D98OD9 IL blads tor .ate IN,
goId 1uly. and IL oDuu;ry " sxkei
Tor snl1 WITH w5tea r. ssease ;tis
.4Epioe investment TG% y-ess5. n
fbe Lprds are tune irto the T.eas.
nrY Aad tbs gDId tese1e IL 0nee
r~ep5sDabej. ready tpt jarhe,
0peratlrls ~ hs part III RA bnpkers.
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ne pse n he eEpDrten is borre by
tie Dnfsd Stats Gyyernaent. TIei,
SIe expense e sbe heigh; ~ HI.
BDJ%.
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tbs o1aoty can be completely
dtsjasd N as eock NJ guH nyDncy.
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TIE Treasury Department ruled tbs.
law or m hW, al Government obIi.
gstSpas are psysble In gDid;
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TEsis I.eu.+

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DucrmE EEEszDr t. s1-usc
Prm-Fem NpEf rOD. dyvD.
town 7esluose-u Il me nre5 ~s
u ElEs IN Ezv bu-ut ms Grct-z
eJoEr is pa1zE@E an ! rad 70 sr
IN ny H5ep5s- putsoas uy-t S4
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We have just received about co..
samples OF mems suitipgs for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
ner. Suiu made TO order from sl5
and panta from % up. N. KtIHHARr
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FOR SALE.

One Or two hundred head Of stock
nnd milch cows at reasonable
prctr. VIII algo cell all cattle, =
es' ranches aud ranges owned by me.
II wanted. or stock in bunches Of III.
y. one or two hundred head or more.
II buyer wishes. This is u good in.
'eStment Tor any ~ Wishing 10 70
int" stock and cattle business.
THOMAS. TRAINER.
Eureka.
Nevada.
nDyltf
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An E2stsI0 syDdicaD has m agent
IL Churchill oDuDty ~ eIsininea 81 fDr
: neserroif ius; sL2ye the DID Bisby
s.a,ipoOn tie CarsDD river. Titha yiew
~ constructing a dam aud catching
the wsEte wataf that runs ~ the rink
during The Winter and early Spring
Mnninp
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Tsr-~ Ov, EsIiyt.

Tie ~I@5 rst2rDs - HDuby5jt
r ~rrgsssd bg tie CVa aEis,iVDs-
gETe FracE Fuas3e tor rusmber II
1s As%"D!y Z majority ri t0yE Vrer
4 4 Hardin Es-6in agks1 t2- Z
'soyV1t std UE Cp.nunuIl.er ~
throwing C9t ~ ;5s heIlyts tIzt Lad
the rsn55dGtes c1T tyvDEb5p DLcEre
writer ~ then Gecla's6 Ha,La
sIatri ~ : EaaJ2rag - L Tie
S1TeT E.ste ssys cha FTsacss viii
prGJsbly ovDDsg9 iisr5IrS s5aatD u
ths 1y3rts or befDTe tGs legisA:1rs.
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T1s ziz-s -c-bsr q pe-EIuce-s
uJpo t5= ru4 JC5s - 1924 vs 81
jE Tn e=-< ,U- liz 5sczs ysa-
lsJ5 ss1EADDADgG Tos -u-t-r Il
Jeaau-e-s Ed5e5 - tbe I'll Gu-g
toeyez, EaE 2GJ5. LIZ r1rbs- 6-yy
p+5 G&L
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II you need q good medicine to
purify your blood, gIyo nerve strength
and build up yOnr entire system, take
IloOd'e Safaaptfilia. II prevents
sickness by making pure blood.
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Erh.ol E-pu-

Following Is IA. =sfrr7 q as La
mule s-iDa tu- as nuu1 ending
NuT - as
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The monthly debt statement Issued
ny the Secretary III the Treasury yes-
tefdAy ,bops the total debt u The
United States ~ be |S2 III
which tGOG,H01l3 are IN certificates
hnd treasury notes. Offset by an equal
amount u cash in the treasury.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking PoEnsr
rr-r lrsc- Cream Of TE-IE Fl. &c

IRE o. 5s S-E;@ e Nsra5E r.
JOIN OTDcle and JON OTpoIs bJt.
n6Gs5 to- uE-as-. II bang -Cs3
Dstg-e Judge FEzg=1l5 ~ BEDo-G.
TIE Cyrrs- sz!E Dst5= Attorney
Dsa3r md SzD5zmu CU3z: s-e
-c0uaEz tg-ias S:Es ana ?. Il Byw-
lEf nd il E-E- tv- 1= defend
Gn.E
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IN the last year. according ~ na.
tihics. o people left the United
States ihsn camG into The couD-
try. This 10 unprecedented and
proves that times are JuIler thaD
ever bcfDfe IN the history ~ the cJun.
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Ho0I's Pills euro nausea. sick
headache, indigestion and .biIious.
ness. XJc,
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a djsgtsb " liz Pail Nal Gszette
from Chs FoD ssgg terms ~ peaCe H.
tween China s.j Jspan haze bseD al
ngpA arranged through the iD.ergeD
tin ri The Tinted Etstes. 1, let odd
81 th2i the fE'Hng y! security - Euw
N s;foDg that iD!sj2n ladlss arr re-
turning ~ Prkiu.
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Attention CisI,n Orn.r,.

Owners OF mining claims should
bear In mind that n they want "a
take the benefit Of the Act NJ Jul,
18th, spaDnnding for tho coming year
the clause oi the law requiring 300
worth of asso@mcDt work " be dono
IN claims, they must hlo with tho dis.
tdct 0r county recorder, where the or.
igiDaI location notice wa iIe1 q no,
lice soiting forth their desire Ia take
such benefit This must Do fled be.
fore January J, 1890.
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Tho New York Hun eays that the
average waist 81 n woman IL pOx
twenty four inches in circumference
Ms against nineteen five years ago.
THIS u q considerable ]incrcage in
growth, and yet tho arm OF man has
kept pace with it.
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di"hes, lamps, kbiyos. fofke. spoons
ctc.. at the E.-1. VI. Cos. Cali ans
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4 BImngLbi dispatch Of tho 9th
Gays II ~ rumoreI here TINT a Ten
days 6Imbtice las been arranged
between China aud Japan. II IL saId
tho terms ~ peace which arc still
under consideration are 10 include
Indemnity aud the formation Of n
buffer state, combating " tho country
nov held by tho japanese, China
now fears tho winter more than japan
40 her sUpplieso Of rice have been kept
back too long,
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The record-union., 1894-11-03
BACK TO PROSPERITY
n merchant Experiences a Polite
Change of Heart

"A Merchant Experiences a Political
Change of Heart.
Said a prominent J-street business
man yesterday:
ell, Eve changed my purpose in the
last few days. / had made up my mind
To vote the Populist ticket this year, but
reckon l won't do anything ofthe kind.
You see Pve been thinking the thing
over, and pve concluded that our only
hope for return to the prosperous times
OF three years ago is to place the Repub-
Ilcan party again III control of national
affairs.
up to two years ago." he continued,
L was doing well, and | believe eyery-
one else was. AT least there was no gen
eral complaint of hard times, no CoXey
armies, no general strikes. There were
lew persons idle, and those who had en-
ployment were getting along nicely.
The national debt was being reduced
millions on. millions each year, and all
over the country people were prospering.
but now look at the condition of
things. L need not repeat what the coun-
try has gone through since the Repub-
mean party was deposed, for everyone
knows it only too we'll. l nave suffered
with the rest, in a business way.
Il am satisfied things can be no better
under Democratic rule, and even if the
PopulIsts should get into power don't
believe they would know how 10
stralghten things out. I've been dream
ing their wild dreams of late, but nv
reason has returned, and Pve concluded
TO go straight down the Republican line
on tuesday. The day for dreaming has
passed."
The record-union., 1894-11-03

viii Hellinger, Al Joy, Ralph Haley,
Carl Borchets, Fred Kirk, John Berry,
Baxter Eaton, VIII Kavanaugh, Harry
Husin. John Gore, John Farrell, Frank
Strover and others.
a pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Mollie Logan on Thursday even
Ing at the residence of her parents in Oak
Park IN honor of her fourteenth BIRTH
day. The evening was very pleasantly
spent In games and dancing. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, Mr..
and Mrs. Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Nance. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Z. Darlington.
Joe Coppin, Ed Lynch, Frank Marsh,
Orn Nance, w. McGinness, Will Haley,
Oscar Wiley, Ralph Haley, Bert Young,
Ted Coppin, A. L. Grigsby, Clarence
Beck, Charles Boggess. Bart Greer, Clar-
ence Dudley. Lee Chapman, Walter Som
ers, Newt Flowers, Frank Hogaboom,
Webb Shaw, Forrest Lightfoot, Chester
Logan, Tom Stackhouse, Pauline Car
rington, Merle Lowry. Lizzie Calvert,
Maud Davis. Belle Daley, Lizzie Davis,
Lucy Logan, May Logan. Myrtle Logan,
Hattie Sommers, Ollie Miller, Bessie
Mcfarland. Nora Haley, Ettie Higgs,
Annie Higgs, Dora Wiley. Eta Horton,
Martha Wilcox and Bertha Hewlot.