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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

The foreign policy % this sdmlnistra-
ton l. nothing u not me,ldlesoms; hut
Minister Smythe AZ Ilsyti having Volun-
tcerci his views % IN. president 20 the
black rrpuhlic ~ o. how the afairs ~
thst government should ~ run. II y
said that II the story 20 the Performance
i true. the minister will - rccallcd.
Vet Il {. easy % draw parallel between
What Minister >mythe did In llsyti and
~hat Minister Willis Was sent "a Do in
Hawaii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
DIED

In weri.trk. Feb. O. John q. feh, asr,i :.
YEAR,, S n.oath. sol 10 days.
IN Ragsfori, Jan. -. M. Chandler Abh"st'
as.si 20 years.
Is Hirsm. Jan. n. D.aai. AoriIi. ss-i -
YEAR,, = months. days
In lnio,er, J.R .. inssh, daughter - Mr..
sni NJ. q. z foor.
IittLw~si as.i 70 Year,. months sri u days.
In Dsfor,i. Jan. IS, Mr. Cyru. " hllinS..
In ,.Ile.i, Ian. =, Martha J. W. hsoOa, Ax~l
81 years AMI month..
IN HrO~hhsli. Ian. ~, MAJOR sJi'shu. ban
asesi Il year..
In w..,,he.,srnsli. Mas. Jan q, Iiannilsl
o. smith ss.d . year. sni q months. hsus.
20 fars lie married Mary. Youngest si.tsr ~
ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Col. y. e. Harrington, inspector of
ride practice, has Issued . letter Ia the
leading rlfemen Of the National Guard,
providing for the formation of . state
team. The commander-ln-chlef !. desir-
Gus of having the state represented at
the competitions % the National nine
Association, u team of sufficient
strength can be- formed. Col. PAIRING
ton will call Into composition the mem
bers Of the team of iso3-9j aud the dis
tinguisbed msrksmen who secured that
dlstinction at Last state composition. aud
lay down rules of preliminary practice,
from While be b will select twenty men
for q future competition to then deter
mine the make up OF the team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
MARRIED.

I'm Sor..y. J.a n, by No, u. = Rhisss,
Tl.suaa. b. saith AL Clars ". wst-"a, 18th
- >or~ay.
In Soruay, Jan -, ny Rev ~ :. Riieoa',
Abn.r D.. Bsason anil hsui y. Meth, 18th "f
Norway.
In Norway. Jan -, by Rsy. ~ Riieout
s.ors. l.. CARTS AMI Nellie NJ. smith. 18th ~
>ofvsy.
In Ramfori FaI.. Jan. a. George BlrIains
" s,sf,svn. NY
In Cantsa, Ian. -, Errestf DOU % Canton,
aBi Is..is A. Hss-s % srvsoe.
In shsibarns. y %, tvrsry - Clalr ~
Rumfori faIl., AMI -lc.sns hAh"on ~ "lssi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
the STATE TREASURY.
GRATIFYING CONDITION or xAIsK's
FINANCES.

The condition Of the State Treasury
a. shown In the report for ls9J made by
the treasurer, Zen. George j.. Heal, u
m0st excellent one. in the Introduction
Of HE report the treasurer says:
January I, tsoj, . temporary loan of
e30O, 200 vas one Of the liabilities OF the
state, OF which amount e30O,00O became
payable during the year. This amount
has been paid In full aud the remaining
100000. which falls due during 1894,
will bc met nj maturity.
The sult against the Grand Trunk Hall
way dating hack Ia ISL, has hnslly been
settled In full, the sun of slst,'v'.Oi
having been paid Into the state treasury
May 1, lsa5, the taxes amounting To
Si3t, rs. 90 aud the Interest to els ,5Ss b.
The rate Of taxation for isoJ WAS two
and three-quarters mills on the dollar,
yielding . total revenue of $50, s0J. -,
and the rate Tor 1897 IL two and one-hslf
mills, giving n tax Of s,s'.sE.9s.
The tar assessed for isoj against cities.
towns and organized plantations Ia.
been paid In full With the exception ut
that from three towns. amounting to
about sii50.
The liabilities Of the state are;
nonsiei debt. .......ss.s........s...st ieNosts
IemporAry loan, ...-..............+.. iehs'ss
Trust fup-ls hall by STATE upon
which Interest '. psii. ............ Vo.f"si
The bondei debt has been reduced
saJ 100, aud the temporary loan ssp,oo'
during the year.
The amount Of cssh on hand at the
commencement Of the year Was sJoi,-
5So.Gs. There has been received from
various sources si,sG5, 01s.G', making q
total of OIL, lea, so~.35. The expenditures
for the year have been i,sp, S,l..l,
leaving cash on hand December 81, isaJ,
Ais. ;lG.6t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
AND Why NOT
Portland I'Hss.l

Congressman Stevens Of MAssachu.
setts, one Of the Democratic members Of
the ways and means committee, has shut
down his wooden mill. According t0 the
Democratic and Mugwump press, all In
dustries that are shut down now are
shut down to defeat the Wilson tarin
bill and the Democratic party. Stevens
should be rebuked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

President Cleveland rccentlv gave =
state dinner, and Intentionally omitted
from biz list ~ Invitations the Hawaiian
secretary ~ legation. Who u, In the st-
sence 20 the minister, temporarily IN.
representative ~ the Provisional Govern
msut. such action NAV D. la accord-
snce With Clevelsnd's prcconceived
notion, bni Il i peanut siaiesmanshlp,
Jus, the sane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THAT lANovAol OF OURS.

Msss ss .. s,sa IS 1ia 10 : rSssk.
nut tks ereek VS. % high.
Ills etri aid "Ok. nigh.
tAlak % kad bssssr sos soaSh."
Bus tAs ysans maa rvplisd viii . ceask.
Thai - hsvsf US givea 20 skough,
Asd ~ vesh swear hat IN bervss
Was ATE fos Q ArQas,
Asd sksssks tlsy I'D bsssss 10 sash.
TAsa away shrossh u: vs... thsy, plesshsi
And sAid tkas " asstoa
was juss nks IL sstsa.
Excsvs la ~ waves vsrsat - iessssi.
WV az ii : - sss.sif.i vSsse
Of ~ erpat vasss tower,
Asd tksy ssaid tisess sa ksvvr-
u vss lsss % thsy Night have sssysd sessh
+; :; !. I'd; &: -. {, ':y cs.:s s' ''''s
- - - n ~ - "a
wv ! - u - - Of ~. psusA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

The Biddsford House. the only hotel
In Biddsford, l. AZ present closed. some
body proposes O. occupy Il With hotel
and branch 20 a liquor cure. That
would 70 great scheme. In one end
"a the estahlishmyut they could D. CON
stsntly manufacturing the material 90
work upon In the other end Of the estAb-
lishmeut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
The deviation and Auburn Horse n

The Lewiston and Auburn Horse Rail.
road Company, having u. tracks cover.
ed With snow, appealed TO Governor
Cleaves, saying that . mob had taken
possessIou Of the tracks, and asking for
protection by the military forces Of the
state. Governor Cieaves denied the re
quesi, referring the railroad TO the civil
suthorities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Their i man In lsleshoro Who
evidently doesn't believe In lotteries
for b. buys tickets for his horse Instead
20 himself The horse l. said o. have
done a good business In lotteries In the
last two vears. That Isn't the firsi In
stance where man has undertaken %
whip the devil around the stump" by
means % dumb beast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Perhsps the'hr, will break v M. hut
previous o. that event tho belAtc'i bach
elors aud msidens % Bath were Arrang-
ing FOE grand coasting party on the
February moon. To - eligible to the
party The bows must confess % a. and
the girls o. o.. Great SCott'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
POSTAL.

Oti. Howe has bsen sppoIn,ed post
master at i,umford In place 81 A. y.
stcarns, removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
N.,,e. 90 ss...a n..,,.s 90 cssa''.'.
IN lasSlysasy.

To the Cr,.iitor. ~ JOSIAH q. FULLER %
Canton, In the Isunty ~ Osford shh state
Of Maine, Insolsent Deltsf.
Yoa arv brrvby nasi nsi. That sith thu approx.
al ~ the Juiss of the Court ~ Insolvency
for ..Id /, oant, Ia .s-oni hestins % the tr,-l.
i,or. % ali lR.olveni :. spJolntei 10 ls hsil At
on w~inss.iay M git day ~ feb A. ID. I-%.
Al alns o'eLsck In the forenoon. lOa ~ill govern
Voqr.sl,e. saoOriinsiy.
,.l,sa ubder my haSd all the orlsr % Court
I'm isy u Jan, A. ID, lsa.
AIBfRr ~. Park, REGISTER % the Court
Of Insolvency Zoe sAii County % Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
N.siss ss sees.a N.ssi.s sS Cssassv.
IN 1nsstvsasy.

To Ihe cresiitof. % FULLkH a srAPLks.
ooparnsr., OF Canton. In the Coah,y % Ot'
You ARE hereby botihei. That with the sp-
prevail % the Juise of The Court ~ Insolvency
iOr ali County the seoond MEETING % the
Crsiitors u sai lnsol,ent. Il aptointei n
10 hsli ID the Probate Court roym a.
Paris IN sad C0unty on Wednesday. thu gist
day % feb, A. u. ls.., s nine o'clok In the for,
nom. Nc'i viii govern yourselves socoriinEly.
Given under my hsni ani ths orisr % Count
this I'm day % Jan, A. ID. 1-ss.
ALBLkr u. PARK. Register % the Coan of
Insolvency Tor sAii County u Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
A GoDwIS. A..isnss
STATE OF MANI.

OXFORD, s-Cour - lh.olssney. fhir.
"Wednesday ~ jan. \. u. l-s. In ths matter
n ItRBtkr 4. RUSSELL - Norway
In-olysbt nybfor
IT.. hsr,by orisrsi. mat botiss D. siEgu O.
j all Isr.ons ihtsrvstssi In ths ssttAmsut ~ ~
account - James 4. fafkFr. assiEnss 20 -
ai-Bye uamssi lnsalveut DEBTOR, by Uausins fHI y
siVsly IN The Ohfnri Drmprai, q nsssfalf.
printed In fans. IN said County, that tho maI
APPEAR az q C0urt - Insolvency ~ 10 lsti 81 o..
Pr,liats Count R,-bm On the SRI "Wednesday ni
feb. heat, AZ nine u'ek-k In The foWn"nn, al
10 hsari thsrsan and obIe,t N they - Cau-s
GEORSE A. WILSON, Juir
% Insilyenry Court, ONfuri tUunty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

A. Bs,hsl. tn ne County - Ohfori ant .tats
~ Maine tho tith day - ianuary, 4. u -
Apt-plntmeut q. Assisuss n tho insai,sut sst1tf
~ MICHAEL nttsAN ~ Srssnsrri, ln g.
County - ONfori. insoltsnt Dsbtof. shp las
l@.n dsglarel an insolysnt upon NJ Istitlun Hi
The Count u Insolvency fOf ssii 'ounil ~
II GODwIN, A..lsnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

BuIhssvills has oPssinss for profss.
sIoaai men. Ths place u q present.
without church, niaisesr, . doctor o.
Q lawyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

NO CLOSE TIME FOR the MOOSE.
4 Greenville man by the name OF
Hamilton makes very earnest but not
convincing argument against the game
Laws. Hamilton IL foreman In the
wood. for Olive Manslii aud on January
lat he went out looking for spruce. lie
left his ride In his camp for fear he
might break the Law, and he nov says
Law OF no Law u be had hls gun With him
be would have used Il. While picking
his way through some woods he heard q
resounding below and found himself
elose upon q bull moose. Hamilton
lodged behind . great birch that stood
near. The moose appeared surprised
for moment then he vented his wrath
upon . pile % spruce tops that lay be-
side him tossing them ~ though they
had been stack Of JsckstrAws. While
bis mooseshlp MAS busy With the tops
Hamilton went up . little spruce tree
aud from the top Of that TO limb Of .
birch. There, In the bitter cold, his
cramped muscles aud aching homes were
kept Tor six long hour, the longest, he
says, that he ever passed. unless the
game commissioners send him . body
guard, IIamiltou will hereafter take hls
ride Into the woods With him; and then,
he says, .'no blarsted moose can keep me
up tree more than two hours 'thout he
gits er headache"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
IN. cA..,,.. Va. WIDOW.

The Cneopsse VIZ ""svs
There were Jet living on the Soth Of
June last Is widows OF veterans OF the
war Of the rSvolutioa. The war ended
III years a9o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Nssiss sS sssssa Mss,iss 90 Cvsaissss is
InsolysnsY.

TO the creditors o. CII,RLEs Y. SILVER q
Rsmfor.i. In the Ceanty ofosfori and ststs Of
Maine. Insolvent DEBTOR,
Noa are hsrby Rotinesi. That with the spprg,
al % the Jufse % the Court ~ Insolvency fgf
.aii Coanty, the secoad MEETING % The trei
the Probate Court room In Paris In aid Coaniy
on "Wednesday, the 9lst day ~ Feb, A. u. l-s,
NJ nine o'closk In the forenoon. ioa viii govern
yourselves accordingly.
Given under my hAni ssi The order u Court
this i;th day Of Jan, A. -. 10.
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register % the COar u
Insolvency FOE aid County Of orfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Ns,i.. 90 ssss.a N..,i.s sf Creditors In
IassIysasy.

t. the er.,iitor. ~ HENRY u. BARrLETT
- BrUsuhshi. In The County - Otfori Anl
stats % Maine, ibsolyeht Dsttof.
You a.. hsrvby nntihssi, that With the apprufa.
% ths Juiss - the Court - lhsolNensy foe .ahl
eoaHty the sssond msstins ~ the eTrsiitors -
ssld tn.olVsnt 4 Appolnte,i g. ~ hsli Al "
Probate Couu ROsn In Paris In saii c0untr
oa "Wednesday The gist day ~ feb., A u. 10,
AZ nine o'slark In thu forsnoon.
Noa ~tii govern yourselves aocor'iinsly.
Given under ny hAnd AMI the 0rief oftour
this Iith DAY % Jsa., 4. u lss
ALBEKI u. PARK, Register ~ tie Count
% Insolvency Tor ALI County % oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
o.ssr-t.s sss Ys1 y,. AZ sisss seriss cs.s.
SINGLE CoriE:s.

singl Copiss - ths nsmosrst sre fear csnts
esrh Thsv oil - uasihsi Oh rsceipt % prtcs ~
tas % bli.her- 90 for the csaxenisars 20 pstruns
sinss copies - - essh issue have bssn pscs-i on
..As "a ths foilo~tng plsrs- In m Coanty
~cuth PARA Osrry's prug ~tov.
~huftsrs nruE ~tore.
Norway >eye.' prug >terv.
Ru.kashd, Alh~.i Cols. f,.-tnAstsr.
rryeburs. Al Ls~is. INSURANCE onosA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
South Paris.
THE SENSE
NOTICE ov voREcLosrRE.

NOTICE oY YoRECLosuRE.
w hsr.s. fimsr v. sessions ~ Nhton flsn,
w tstloa In the Coanty ~ Osfori ant state
u Maine by M. Mortgage dssSi dais.i The ts.ny
-.,,nth slsy % ssJtsml~r a. u. Lea. AMI ~
cors-i In the Os fort Registry % ei., baok fls.
psse s.l, conveyed IN Ass ,. STRAINS q oertain
par,sl of rial estate, situated 10 sshi plantation
ami l-yunisi sud ,ie-snbest a. follows, VIA. hs
ing the sams real estate conveyed b. .Ail >es
Sion. by GRANVILLE Abistt anil Icing tho home
.tss.i farm ~ the .aii sessions In Aiton fan'
tailOn whsre he nov re-lis.. Ani uhsrva. The
ali Asa y. stsarns has assigned D. me, The IN
sisr.isne~i, saif mortgage AMI The dsls thereby
.ssurt.i ani all 81. right, title sni intsre-t IN
sni 81 the estate Described In saii mortsAse ~
M. led of assignment dstei January lth \. ID.
loo, snd rerorIe.i In .sii yr.try. AMI where-
AZ. the condition % ssii MORTGAGE has teen
broken, now therefsre, by res.on ~ the bresfh
% The condition thercof. claim Foreclosure OF
saii mortgage.
Dsio.i January 81, lset
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

OXFORD, So At Cour - ffuiats hshl Al
rsfi.. within AMI fOf The tounty ~ bt
ford, 90 the thiri Tuesday % Jan., \. u. -.
se1rEts 4. Bfailsy, namei tt~ut1h ~
csrtAin Instrument pufportins o. - tn at
will anst ts.tAmsnt - THOMAS nAN. late ~
Ffysbufs In ssld tounty. dsssssssi, hasihs pf~
.sntssi the same Tor Probate
OHBtR.D, That tn .aid Istitionsr sits notirs
b. al Tsrsohs iutsrvstssi. ~ causing q OupY -
thi. Or,isr ~ 10 pubnshsi thrvs sesss ssooes
sitsly In the ONfori Demo.rat printsi Al faris
that they may appear a. Prllsats Count o. -
he'll Al Pan.. On sah Iounty, on ihs thiri
Tus.iAy % tsb bstt. A nine s'ch-k Ia m furr
ns-ln, aRsi shaw osu-s N any they have, Wy -
.aii instfumsnt shouki nat - prufei. appFufei
AMI sllo-ei q. ths at VIII ani testa'nsut ~
ali ds.sa.s.i, ani thai .hs - apyoint-i sao.u
Gto. 4. WILSON, Juiss
AVN ''P' sfRiKr -. PARK. Rsa.t.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
NV ApvEsrIskNs>rs.

Ths 1880 - seeing.
Help " antssi
Nttlce - tures ks.are.
Caftan unsisfwssr ant tiambarg-.
Ths t.reaf AL - 4 kahing
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

ONFORD. At q Couu - Probate BIZ a
Parts. within and fnr ths t0unty - utfnri,
on ths thiri Tussiay - lan.. a. u. l-'i
Atty H Iufti. nams.i ftesutrN iu certain
Instrumsht pufT1ftius a. ~ ths at WI 49,
Testament ~ ISAAC tlkfi- ais n
srssnwu.i. In saii County. dsrsasssi. halins
presented ths same fuf ff,llssts
OHDIHIp. That ~ sait pstitiansr give u,tias
b. al trsans iutsrv.tssi ~ causing cupY ufttis
oftisr b. ~ puhlishssi thru. sesks sufssssiffIF
In the Ohfori Drma-rat lrint.,i 81 faris, Tat
they may app@aT a Probate tuur - -
he'll a Parts. In ssid tountv. On IN thiri to-
day - tsb nstt, a . - ths fl-k Ia N TORI
mon, shd shaw cause N any they have. Shy ~
SAIL tn.trumsnt shoukt nat 10 prvfesi, appfufel
All allose,l a. the at viii ant TestAusat =
saii ds-sase.i, AMI that snlamin Davis ufiar'
- apt.iibts-i Niministfai1f ~ith ths oil an
newell, saii nAme.i stscutnt kafinx de,lncl ~
GEORGE 4 WILSON. Jsds,
true copy attest
ALBEKT u. PARK, Rssister
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FarweII's Linen Marker
For Indelibly Marking Linen.

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Pads, 4 Dtstributof. anf o. blsnt CARTS ir q
neat bon With fan dirvstlOns. Priv ~ 0'rt
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Nanafsetare.i oniy By fRtD ! fAHWFiL.
Rsthsi Ne send iss. Zoe iti paFs faansls,
hebtion this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Paris, within ant Cor ths County - utfari, au
the thlri Tus-iay - Ian, a. u. 10
I'LL o. HfA>, namet tterutnr Iu
CERTAIN instrumsnt pufIafting H. 10 ~ last VI
u Hfswnhed tu said tounty, iufasri
hatin. pr,ssnts-i ne sane 90 frllsts
ORDERED That The sait Isi'tiunsf gIf
notice D. al I~r-nns Interested, BY rausIuF q
susss.sltsly In The ONforl nvnlrrat printsi "a
Parts. that they may appsar a fruiatf iHln
o. 10 hski AZ Paris. IN sald tauntY. ou a. thIri
Tus-lay - fsb. neat. a nine u'fhsA IN
the fprsnosln, ant shaw Uauss. N any thsT 49,.
why tho sAll tnstrunisnt shall NJ H. prufni tH
pr,iss.i aRd .lluxei .. IN lsst viii ani frsts
insnt - said deceassi. and that No. 10
10 appuints-i ss-.uisf.
A true copy Attest
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,..,.. ., ...,.... .s.,. app.,.,m..,.

sto' y Nli-'N' 'sls'
A trus ooyy-Atts.t
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

The purpose Of the coupon Ia To pay
rou for putting = new name on our li't.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-20
A big Suit.

Suit has been brought in the Supe-
rior Court, San Francisco, which in
wolves 81 100000 worth of property,
by Francis G. Newlands, Congressman
from Nevada. Plaintiff AYERS that
Lizze f. Ralston claims adverse title
be quieted The income of the prop
erty was enjoyed by William Sharon
during his lifetime, and the claims of
Lizzie F. Ralston are based upon the
business relations existing between her
uncle, w. G. Ralston, and William
Sharon.
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The Industrial Disturbance.

The industrial disturbance continues
to overshadow everything else in i'm
portance. Hardly a country is free
from it. Acute as is seems to be here,
it is worse in other countries, especi-
ally in Italy. The extent of the dis
tress here is seen from few figures.
Bradstreet gives the result of care
full inquiry into the number of unem-
ployed in 119 cities. 1t finds in these
Cities sol, 055 persons out of employ
ment, with close to two million o.
956,11O persons dependent upon
them. The number of failures during
the last year is reported by the same
authority to be larger than for any
year in our commercial history, num-
bering over 10, 900 with aggregate liza
bilities of over four hundred millions,
which is nearly four times as large as
in 1892. The Southern States show
the smallest increase and Iowa shows
the largest. In New York State (where
some of our Western friends think we
are all chuckling over the condition of
things and tried to bring it about) the
increase is five-fold, while in the
fold. Moreover, Is per cent of the en-
tire railroad mileage of the county,
with capitalization of S658, $40, 900
has gone into the hands of receivers
within twelve months. In fact the
railroads and the banks have been
harder hit than any other commercial
branches. The Voice.
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GALL FOR
6 Per Cent WhIie Pine County
Bonds.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Treasurer Of White Pine County,
State of Nevada, has advertised and given
notice that sealed proposals would be re-
ceiyed by him for the redemption of Six Per
Cent Bonds, issued under the provisions of
an Act OF the Legislature of the State of
Nevada, entitled 'An Act to authorize the
County Commissioners of White Pine
County, to issue Six Per Cent Bonds Of
said County, and other purposes approved
March 3, 1885; and that no bids were
offered.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section
10 of said Act, Notice is hereby given to the
holders of the following described Six Per.
Cent Bonds, to wit
Bond No 5, $500 Series.
Bond No 8, $500 Series.
Bond No. 9, $500 Series.
Bond No. 3D. 800 Series.
Bond No. "A, 500 Series.
Bond No. %, 500 Series.
Bond No. 26, 500 Series.
Bond No. 27, 500 Series.
Bond No %, 500 Series.
To present aud surrender the same for
payment to me at my office in Ely, in said
County and State, on or before II O'Clock
A. NJ. ON
Monday, the sab day Of February,
a. ID. 1894.
And notice is further given that if said
Bonks are not surrendered as above required
they will cease to bear interest from the date
this notice.
j. B. WILLIAMSON.
County Treasurer, White Pine County,
Nevada.
Ely, New, Jan. 6 1894. I'm
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Will You Please Explain.

If the government can carry a letter
across the continent for two cents,
why can it not send Geographic mes
sage correspondingly cheap?
If the government can build and
manage a navy, why cannot it build
and manage railroad?
If the government can run the
treasury department, why cannot it
run the banks?
If the government can maintain an
army of soldiers in idleness, why can
it not support an army of laborers at
some useful occupation?
1t the government can serve the
people at less cost than private cor
porations, why does it not do so p
Boston Investigator.
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Three million men out of employ
ment in the United States, with a
great proportion of them in Eastern
cities, is rebul1e to the present and
past administrations, and a condition
of affairs almost sufficient to topple
from it's foundation the structure of
our boosted free government which
has reverted from the people to the
money power. And yet man who
objects to this sort of thing is dubbed
a socialist and subjected to all kinds
of ridicule by the bounden slaves of
the two old parties, who are proven
worshippers of the modern "golden
calf. Park County Bulletin.