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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-07
NEW YoRF. MINING STOCKS.


SAN FRANCIsco-MININ
San Francisco. Aug, 6-The official closing
quotation5 for mining stocks TODAY were
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-07

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF INTERMOJNTAIN
MILLING COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-07

Dated, July 2ctfs, 1885
James H. Moyle. Attorney for trustee
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
stocking the Ponds.

ARRIVAL or a u. FISH COMMISSION FRS
CAR AT BELFAST WITH 10000 LIVE FISH.
A Of the u, s. Fish Commission arriv-
I'd II Belfast last Saturday evening with
rs eco live fish to stock the local ponds.
There We're ECO trout and ! 900 land lock ed
salmon for Swan Lake and the same number
for the Water Works pond from the IT, S.
hatchery at Green Lake. The car in which
tile iisl are transported is one Of several
owned hy the Fish Commission, and is
specially fitted up for the purpose. 1t is
mounted on Pullman siN-whee trucks, and
is provided with universal coupler and
Westinghouse air-brake, and can be used on
any road in the United States. The water
tanks for fish, storage, etc, have capacity
Of 5000 gallons, and there is an ample ice
chest. The fish are carried in small iron
a constant circulation Of water, which is
kept up by small engine i'll one corner Of
the car. Opposite the engine is the cook
room, where the food for the crew is pre-
pared. The berths are along the sides of
the car at the top, and the tops Of the fish
tanks furnish lockers for seats or for doing
the necessary work of the inmates. The office
IS IN tHe rear END OF the car ana is collIOrLaD-
" fitted up. The fish are taken from the
hatchery to the car, and from the car to the
ponds, in zinc cans holding about 20 gallons.
There are five men in the crew: Capt. L. G.
Pierce, J. E. Rogers, Robert Stiles, E. Guard
and w. B. Shorter, cook. The run from
Quincy, Illinois, to Green Lake, Maine, $50
luiles, was made without stop, and the
same car and crew have crossed the CONT
nent while engaged in this business, besides
making numerous side trips. They expect
to be engaged in Maine about six weeks.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12


lHf' Dff hNNtK ANn NAikYRlE EAeH HAVE
kAt N fiiEiR NEhnII lHIEa AA'A
&C. bf sAiihp Today
Tht iirst r3iec tGf the A,sleriGa's eup was
sailt.i M MI Mi, san+ -+l ;, f,...,.,..
'i'H' ~ ny Willy FAcTt"ets el4-hl Antics an
ii@ni lllS WAS thought to Ne Ns5lllNrie's
weatbar bit- VIII, D.gend..r ,vo,, L. ,,,inu+as
ia s..i.. I'm l.
HV ''ANs i4'' i'SSeAs eit l4hF
az thA 7falt lHSt ahead AZ thH Defender but
INV I..trtr Nam tlts p3fi,4.t et n,s .,ftln,,
+4,, ,,.,s1
t'''H'' ''-' 7fF'iii''t " n
oali9"ting tld atfi@iint ny Arr rival she fail
nj i'll an attetnNt rarr@ss INV D4fendey Ann
fra,,, l,a, ., a ~.
Nas o8''S ms
N'"lSf wa HlfHeA hilfS q" Wl'1dWafa ana
r4turn, and III tle turn Defender ed hv !,
n,i,,,,-.s an5 wv .a.a,,.Is ,,,, .,a;raa i, IL
tt'' II iHs Aiiii'ff'S ~" " seHolaS' 70 =
conceded That the NalkYrie Lad the hest tit
ting sails. lMt 1lta Yankee UNA handled their
,..,,,,.as. }..++ +, a. uxi;.}.,,, "a,
-
theirs AS 10 the behavior OF The yachts,
the New Work Sun says When the Shar,,s
lool,.3 u, ~. ,,,.,. l..,.,+,,..;,4,,.
80 aA-3 ''ies lo''0-
81 'llal 'hH sl'laSit 'ae aikNrle was making
as she plunged over each wave and into the
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

Dirigo grange. Freedom, VIII hol4 \ fair 1t
their ball Saturday, sent. 4sth.
The annual meeting ~ the state Grange
and headquarters wiil M Al the Ptno9seot
Exchange
Granite grange closea its contest Aug.
9TH, and Sept. 50. y. N. Black mad the
announcement that Bro- Fred Nickerson's
side scored 30 and Sister Ellen M Black }
sile 400 points. Supper viii ~ served ~ she
losing side Sept. l.Th Ths ANS Been i hard
contest and much credit i due both sides
Tor The efforts to make II success. Granite
grange il still prospecting and under thr
management Of Brother Back il destined to
~ the largest Grange " Waldo county III
fact there IS but one Grange # any, with
more members to-day.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Concerning Local Industries.

Charles w. Lancaster will begin III few
days TO ship eggs from his cooler, whe re he
has 10000 dozen.
E. Il. Conner is building a refrigera tor
capable of holding d carload of beef at lis
store on Front sire ct, together with an ele-
vator for taking in ice and beef from tile
cars at the rear of the building
The owners are making some needed re-
pairs to the building Pleasant street o.
cupied by j. G. Durham and the Belfast
Printing %. New stills have been put ID
and general renovation given.
John Ii. Healey 4 co. have leased d!
Frank B. knowlton the lot and building Oh
Main street next above the Dalton Sarsa,,a-
rlla laboratory ana will to move tleir
granite works there
The Belfast Machine and Foundry O.. has
cast the nan-hole covers for tie new sewers
| They also have an order for some heavy der
rick work for Mt. Waldo granite quarry. and
are rebuilding the Merrill saw mill at Sears
port.
The owners Of the water privileges on
Goose river are taking advantage of the low
water to improve their dams Kelley 4 60.
are repanking the axe-factory dam, and the
electric plant are making needed improve
ments At the grst-mill site thei dam has
been replan1ed, the foundations Of the mill
rebuilt and the building newly silled and
otherwise improved. 1t is the intention of
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

iHe lde4 lod lias bIossome,l. WV
-lmmei Nisiseiz aye departing. TIE ,lays
Aa'f ltHeelsfihlT Shortened. and there in A
s-riai4t Nj t1ast III the hight air These
lcmdptei~ rlaH the summer X over
sfi tlpt 'he lli4hF and bracins autumn
s rm IVY Succeeded BY tile iee anA
.Aan n q NaltAer4 winter. Each Season
Aa~ it> empen~ations a. weIl A. its draw
i,acl9. brt en tle whole tha climate "
NeW ENGLAND, ipl heaithiulnesS, may chal-
lftnae comparison wlfh that # any other
~Netiti ~ 9el eaUntN.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Northpcrt News

Ersi k,,anT-..Y..
ie eNhHeis MI h'alh wpfk a1 carnenferlns
Mrs. Deia Perkins II East Boston left a,l
Frii@Xf. hoat after Srler,lsG vaea+inr. at
sevecal weeks
F4y \ iI,.. u.,fi
Mgoa s,ll@ui-l0arS- r.x+ s4u.ia,. ..44.,,.
Al .;ti ,',.ln.I.
,y4.
-'H '''' '' itsi1 ail1
'f7' HHa t'a Q''fif AAlHH w
Edward SAINTS, Whp lias heen stlp!nag AT
fill cottage thHs summer. llas rrturnrN n itf
I'M hAV'hfT lQ Eestpu
Charles DisseIj HAN rosea hjs .ot1arA WV,
/ Wright \ point and returned vitI VIM f.,,u,y,
I To their holnt. Ii PhfladeIpl,ja
4 Erad n q..l,ur VIVA p...
,4 .s,,..
n,,ia u
'''ts " ii' iiis'ieu N'ie'l --a an
III 'ilT NoNe NeuiiesaaN anH rt-
- 49, 70 -SSN Jersey aitef Il Nery enjoyable
/ i-aSt lhNrsday Mr. ahd Mrs Il. A Pafk-
! aFH it'tehNed the BoNntcn Reunion at I.ib-
4 TIty I4eN rrlnrt large attf ndtAHr aMl
/ eileNed the occasion verY mueb.
MISS Myrtle Herriez nf Eocklaud II le-
t 1ainrN at ler aHntS Mrs. Id. N. Herrirlx, Nh.
I consequence Of 4 spr4ined Ankle -he rrcjav-
4 XXI last Wvell. She wil WIZ Yaniy w ablt. to
/ retmrn ~ her situation at Roekltld nv tht.
| la-t w THE week.
n fAu l.,. a,,n fN..g44
very narr,,,, .y,.,,,. tr.,, f
4 As wv HWY, ,trjl;nr his lnlji tra, t}.. r,s-,,..
| tu th. b,,u fl.. ,.;,t MI t,,r,l .l .. MN
yirnroIJs unsl,n.,ll,1r,.n,, l,,, HI. I,s,,,f,.l
li,n,.lt +l,4 lsr WAL nn,55a 4.,- 4,
severe haudliny H. aa-hinr om fr.,4l,
/ rnrn and lls ho.iy aonsiaer.,l,Iv hr,,i.aa i,,,
| fl+4 tf,fal, ..ryi,-4a frl .fl
| Iinl no donh, tran, " triq,l.-f,,1 la.+I y-tr
tr....y4....;...,
l''NN Ni ''eil+- N1ilHM lttl ~Nft afli'l
lttae' Af, hnlEitS NJ A!! rgAt amt teels YeiN
4 th4nlst.t W. llr Tpnes fsr fis ri4aeiv ,i4 .n
r.,,;,,. ,f,.
A 'i'nV tH4ii 9i "ll+Htttla
I v 4leA a- never WISHES to experience aga,n.
4 Tht animal was irnluefhat43y 4aIN rt prr4n
I y-,;., WYE,
4 i'f'7 'EMiAE iNiNileSS i4I
\ thpsr NiMd VI ANIMALS, as hr HAS TOW several
pairS.
4 Tuesday evening. Sem ad. n rar,,p4ny Gu
9'i''hS i''ieiieu * beeeH iitl4 avenue armed
with few musketS, but mostly carving tn
horns in authorization of a rood serenad,. IL,
tl rl r
the newly married couple Mr- and Mrs
Jesse Priest. AT about 1.45 the company
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

The dailT pareis Of Friday lasF contain
~. olAri.alies W three inventors They
HrIa Wnl n. Grover, inventor Of the
i,fevei A baker SEWN machine lehman
Winter Nho designed TIL first twin-sriew
7faamt launched ii tliiS country. and
Charles w filidslen inventor Of the Nc
KaN sewing machine. BigeIow heeling
n4aehine and otAel devices now used IN
fHe Shoe manufacturing business. The
IaaaldiHg VI tAe aieaths u three such men
IN oae dav wouid Ne more remarkable In
eoHties iess Ifolifie IL inventors tIan
tIiis
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Wedding Bells


NisS-S1RotT. oAe n we aieasahf events
q the season III East belfast Was Ihe neA.e
wedding "Wednesday evening, Sent IT'LL at
t'ie resldence "A Ar' and MF- Daniel ~
stouf, Of them daughter, Miss lsabel +.
strYnf, ana NJ. ffed F. Evils q Lawrence,
Mass, The spacious par'trs If tbs Hld holne-
stead WeFe very lret'ly decorated wilI4
gvidfh-rodi lelns, Ai'lNmn leaNes and eut
flowers, aitlstlealiy arranged. I'VE bride
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12
Or. II. G. Flower VI Boston, Mass.


n !, ,,,-,,,.---,-
IN ~ !" NMr I ii'f
Inc PATIENTS Of lfr- ~. N. Flower WILL he
glad 70 know that KS !las arranged 4 profess
slpnal visit through the state NJ Maine az
follows
ckiand, Me-, ThOrnike Hotel, Monday
Sept l0
Lewiston, Ms. Exchange Hotel Tuesday,
sept. la-
Bangor, Me, PenGhsect Exchange, Wed
heshay Sept Ia.
E,t4,,lta ~. rtn,.,o,a Iaa.a ro,,o
~ 49, 49, i-ii'' N'u'' i''usS' il'ias
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

NtIiutJliCuu JUL u6i l QU, W.,
CHARLES 4. rn-sHrKN i, ~ hDlIe Ma ASn
In noting tile victory Of the Defender
the Ban-pl Wing and Courier calls atten-
ton TO the fact that ben entire crew be
long III Deer Isle Which is not far from
Bangor Come now Belfast is much
nearer Deel Isle than Bangor but we
nevel thought ii claiming any Of the local
gloN
Prof T.. Stone Virgins, who predicted
the great storm that passed over the At
lantie and Pacific in March, 1885. pre-
diets a storm OF equal violence between
tue 1Tih and 2lst Of the present month.
Wi4gin takes the time Of the Zine
gaze tcr bis prediction with every 49,
snlanee that his prophecy viii. ~
S,lae decree, he fulfilled
'fie Defender won hei first race hand
-3mey and uo doubt would have been
eQ@ally successful 10 the second had she
hot been disabled AT the start. There ap-
leai~ Nave bcen ~ .'xca~e for TIE foul
iA4 A NakAiie, and it y hot bei!4yta
giTen the et 81 ans4iiis won-
set4es a-E Neal' sight9.! glle otAsl
Bl fH4s ae aef NJ Heapil vitA
ra llas
If is GENERALLY admitted that tn, Nalk-
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

A really palatahle Castor Oil can now Dc
had under the name Of LaNol.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

.,t1.,,.sS . M Sp1-,>- EDITOR AND
- 's'-i-D = ii.'''' y NJ, BUSINESS MANAGER
The Republican journal., 1895-09-12

DUN 5 Review u sept. It'll says: NThcre
is no read reaction in business Gains
Which were recognized as temporary are
vanishing, but there remains a decided in
crease oven last year at date, although
prices average S. per cent. lower than a
year ago. II needs no keen observer III
see that the reaction against rapid al \
vance Of prices is strong. Hides We're
the first to rise, Tut decided break has
come Coke wa suddenly raised To
$40 but llas recently sold at sl.1O.
Wheat jumped over 20 cts, to 81, but is
now Slow OF sale at about So Wool was
late n isjng, but has lost about an eighth
81 4 cent III average price within the past
fortnight. Iron still rises. the miners
Strike Having hndcled shipments Of ore.
lalt Win iloeps guarding, the ore begins
ID move. Cotton il strong, but has
paused The general tendency to curtail
purchases where prices have notably ad-
vaneed gIows clearer in boots and Shoes,
in wool and il some products Of IRON
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30
u. % . a.. n..,.

she SEATED Sgzsrif In she ra- "a
the car. ass1ng The iotsaece rlzssz,
sitheu<h ,herp wss p.snJy o. Nrz 4
ward
EF-Fy tuso ths rn1n 1ert % ~ ~
his cigar 49, boxed rnhaapy.
At last sfc turuesi saiaFfiiy y fs 4
duszuS and said;
.-SusnkiHg i psry dssE-5i,t 4
uie.s
Is hF b. rvioiacsi. eynpeiasaall
1T eszrtainiy II
After = frefp'rnd slIgsatv - -'sz.
well aren't yup s1ins q s. "a
thing ~ ssty sosnslh.us atcai ~
Why-cf.-reTtainis
II stSai poo vpuiHn'I isc nny -
III l weca In YUuE q,z1e, asi $50
Was iisasTssahle - use zhy-s'-
.fWeli. sir.@
why I weEiJH't smoke
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30
AcgnraAL AMERICAN UNION.
senior cslre of Cot. Kiea says n !. cos'-
lag


Washington. u. O.. Nov 2l.--ssnoE
calyo. tie representative Of Costa Rlesi.
has returned from a visit to his country.
whcr. he attended the festivities of Sep
tember IL. the national holiday He says
the feeling In Costa Rica Il favorable 20
A Central American union and that such
E nnlon viii be ultimately formest bhi
at present the condition Of the eountlS
Is 20 Isorsperous aud ~ institutions N
such satisfactory state. that the UNISON
Is not likely TO he coasEmmated al 0iiee-
NJ. Calvo's attension has been called
TO the alleged claim Of SaoV.e made BY
Marcial Nieto asalns, Costs R,cs. Tho
claimant has atui5u,ed 10 him a faa
sastic story Of lli-treatmcnt by the p-ys''
dent Of Costa Riea resulting ron ttF a.
legged fact that Nicto and the PrssiiFs,
were atientIve to the sane iady, Nlr
Calvo says the sfaiemen;s ars yBtileiec
aud absurd. and be reSrcts that ia'
press of this country shuuid aave sFesfg
% ush;iy Of tbs president " 3 fetlil'a
which has b,-en on The masi t0f.'l.
terms with the United states he aids
"As neSar,is the personality cf Sctol
Don Rafael Ygiesias. l AM picased e
state hgre that be ls shove ans iulpGsa
don that may In the slightest desEoc a.
task The sISieh,ness q ~ private iifc
To the honor % Gosh Riea Ihis fatt
has been acknowledge even IN the hrai
OF debate on political qufs,icus
-Forgnaaieiy ran szy with pride
iha, ths government Of Costa Riea =
not now and has ncvcs xivsu cause f~
internasionsi dishcalsirs ersRipx out q
claims founded sraa unjus; acts q an
thoritics Of the country aszius; foce4-n
ess residing therein. and the fact that
the German. Iiailsn, spanish. North
American. Euzllsh, Frrnch and ojhss
colonies sr- very punssoas ard u lonE
standing. all q whieh p-psF-s and Az
SstESaed with fke treatment tAEy ~
ceiVe from the peupie sad the gpreru
meat is = fitting npiy u ths ,rumpei
up charge CT senor Sseic.~
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30
killing Kura..

London. Nov. 21.--A dispatch to the
Times from Odessa says that II Is stat
ed from Kars that the Russian from
tier guards have killed or captured nu-
merous Kurds who have been engaged
In pursuing Armenians trying 10 escape
Three Armenians, who have just arrly.
Cd az Kars, s,ate that they are sole sur.
vivors of an Armenian village (which
numbered 1000 inhabitants befoee the
massacre
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30
HE souoAr 4 vINnleArIoN.
Master wertzaaa sovereign E-.iEss sud
!. Hr-t1rstesf.

nNtfrr W rThu1a-a sovereign &nsf
is R--frret@f-
wasAingioa. Nov. 2i--Ths Knieh;s -
Labor General Assembly yez;s<day n
eelved = telegram from August r Cans.
os Chicago. for the An-sscan Railway
Union. saying:
-Your resolution on dee@3eu q United
States supreme Court sSprcssss the .esi-
Ing Of the masses"
Telesraphie greetings were eIsaaneed
with the Moniana Trade and I-sbos
coaneii In session at Araconds, Mon
tana
II IL expected that the general Assem-
bly, win ccEclnde its waEs By Saturday
and adjourn sine die. Rochester. New
York, Is likely to be selected to- ne place
Of ueetins NEXT year Hot sprinss and
L4ttlc Rock. Arkansas. and Dallas.
Texas. have been suggested also.
The proceedings OF the knights OF La
bor general assembly took a sensational
turn this afternoon. growing out Of
some very harsh criticisms passed upor
various local assemblies by the general
ofiieerk This afternoon In executive
session. Assembly 40. Of New York. re-
taliated with charges OF general mis-
management against Grand Master
Workman Sovereign .whersupon the lat
ter resigned But the majority Of the dele
gates sided with Sovereign and after a
very heated debate be was triumphant
ly reelected His majority was ten
votes In excess OF the two-thirds vote.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Col Hamm. editor of the Georgia
Cracker. says that a snollygoster is
man who is ambitious for ofiee. regard
less of party. platform. or principles,
and that, II he gets there at all. he does
SO by monumental, talknophieal as
summary" Thanks to Col. Hamm, we
are as last able to classify some inter
esting characters.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

II appears from recent statistical
report that there are in Germany 3D.
$50 kilometers OF trunk lines and H.
e76 kiIometers OF branches The In
vested capital of the railways is re-
ported at 5.7g4 .oss. 500 marks. o.:
OF this sum 2.T45. .S2S .004 marks were
raised by state loans. The receipts in
1s93-9t are stated at I.40i.Ti4.Sis
marks. th= expenditure. $685. .eeat
marks: surplus. sis.3os.327 marks. of
which the government received 5I5.-
T57 SOS marks. The total sum OF divi-
dends distributed was about 1900 900
marks. The funds for repairs are re-
ported at 2s.243.0+4 marks. and the
traffic details are given as follows;
Passenger traflc-Number OF passen-
gers. 521. .s5o: receipts. ssi.7o3. 400
marks Goods traffic. 244.i7s.sI3 tons:
receipts, s54. .o5s 80 marks
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Some overzealous humanitarians are
urging the Republic of Hawaii to turn
all her political criminals out OF Jail
during the coming holidays. They are
not repentant. and would likely at once
begin their old work OF treason Ha-
wall is much safer with the entire
crowd behind barred doors and grated
windows.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30
nasalnr pssel. c.r..lt,.

10 the year 1885 the De Kala ri
Co, Of De kaia. Ill. t0zhln. ~ 4
pAeits for producing thsls iissI =
l<s1. ~kieh gave them az sziss
20 miles per day. The derHAns if Z,
kpoes has been 50 EEea; lie 80
SOC. that In order 70 Be able % "A
their trade. they hare bees eS=r
this year to doabie thr capacity =
which nov gtxss them Al ogtsz'
miles per day.
This In itself speaks vel ~
product and merits the Atiesfi.s
Inspection OF our readers, az. =
are In need OF smooth virr traait
any kind. and II will be 70 yeS
est 10 write for their eztaioE9s y
describes In detail their feses
prising the largest and most -
lines OF smooth wire feaeinE ~
ducsd by any enc plant II me -
See their ae In another eo.sas
paper.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Golden, Ill, has enterprising burg.
lars. While the earthquake was IN
progress some light-hngered gentlemen
blew up safe and made of with the
contents while those who heard the
noise we're expecting to see the earth
open up.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Says contemporary; "one OF the
nrst uses to which the current gem
Grated at the large Niagara Falls eiec-
tric plant has been put Is the manufac-
ture of aluminium from bauxite by
electrolysis. What tho value OF such a
source of electric current may be to
factories in the neighborhood OF Nj
sgara. to say nothing OF those Rt dis
tanee. Is suggested by the fact that.
although the present aluminium works
are constructed TO produce 5000 pounds
OF pure aluminium a day, the complete
success Of the electrolytic process has
convinced the management that the
doubling of the resources OF the factory
by it's means is a comparatively sim
pie matter. More pots are to be put in
as rapidly as possible. until 10000
pounds OF the pure metal. worth in
small quantities SOC 3 pound. is being
turned out daily.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

The city of Jacksonville is reported
to be greatly delighted over the dis.
covery Of boundfui supply OF water.
Such depravity as this would not be al
lowed TO go uncensured in Kentucky.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

One OF the features at big food ex-
hibit at Chicago recently was cake OF
soap weighing 1000 pounds. Do they
eat soap in Chicago.--Nashyille Tele-
graph. No. but they probably wash the
pots after using.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Rsnezsber thA, the best bgrEsr !
tse worid Is the dad ezs. KRmss.
20 a questica Of shoot .: "a y 81
don't be sAct
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

A San Francisco society woman an
nounces that she will start for Chi
cago on her wheel just as soon as she
can get divorce" There is no excuse
for delay. II she applies for divorce
here by telegraph she will ind decree
awaiting tere on her arrival.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

veassaeia SAYS she -eza "a, 10 a
men into The nela.- Unless uss,s ~
inisrfeses Jsha Ball eaH Pat ,ss= =
tks p0;,eraaeld.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

o~ing 20 the rSnaTkasss s'ssa I
the vieiniiy o. EaEsi,az. Pa. ~ u
szAls from tho mountains are isrtsq}
the villages tn search of vapr
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

II Is said that the water IA u, ~,
river Ia 80 iov that the c.,eaA sRs, y
TIE stream and have Eoae 70 ciz.,.,,.
for ee-r.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Il cost TEXAS t3c.0oo to kss7 curs.
and Fiszsilnons apart. Il alS -
Mira Cotbest No. sino a ze.l
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Pie sociais are the thing wi,s IA, :.
per crest in Kansas society.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

Tho butterfly collection se,osn,, :
Prof. Neumoesen Of Bsooklyu. X r n
worth $50. 900.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

BY scanning the advertisements of a
theatrical exchange we learn that nine
teen Of Americas leading emotional
actresses" are now at liberty
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

We submit that the time has arrived
to make Joe Chamberlain quit pulling
feathers out of the tail of the American
eagle.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

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In bis deadly work from Ma.rs Z -
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The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

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nor use is.too dircren, kizas !, So
age stamps.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

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The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

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The Lamar register., 1895-11-30

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realistic
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
MR. MARTIN LIKED EUROPE.
Omnha's Postmaster Talks About His
TrIn Across the Mnfcr.

| Not until yesterday did Postmaster Euclid
Martin, who returned from a two months
tour OF Europe Thursday, have much time to
talk about his trip, and then he talked first
about his home coming, for In some respects
he confessed his welcome home gave him
more pleasure than any OF his experiences
| abroad
Omaha parties whom he met In Chicago
Wednesday evening told him that he would
not be allowed to get off at Omaha the next
| morning, for a committee would be at the
| train to insist that he go right on to Lincoln
| to open the democratic state convention, as
chairman of the straight democratic state
| central committee.
Getting to the postoflice Friday morning he
| found a new carpet on the floor Of his pri-
| vate office to welcome his step and a fine
bouquet OF La France roses on his table as a
| compliment from his subordnates In the
| local postal service. Later in the day at
| the business office Of his firm he found his
desk cleared up and huge bouquet standing
in its center. Even IL he had not enjoyed
himself while away Mr.. Martin said 1t would
have been we'll worth while to go because
of such cordial reception on his return.
Mr.. Martin visited the chief cities OF Ger
many, Italy and Switzerland and Paris and
London. At Dresden, where he left his fam
| iy he fell in with the Cook party from
, America, making the capitals of Europe He
| made pleasant acquantances at once and en-
| joyed his association with them until he
parted from the company in London. Mem
bers of the party were chiefly from Provi-
dence, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and George
town, though they numbered eighty and rep
resented fifteen states. With twenty Of this
party Mr.. Martin ascended Mount Ve:uvius,
and among the boldest peered over the lava
wall into the grimy crater
His visit to the great Grindewald glacier
in Switzerland Mr. Martin describes as one
of the most pleasurable occasions of his
life.
Mrs. Martin and the three children will
spend the year at Cassel, Germany studying
the German language, and Mrs. Martin will
also give some attention to art.