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The Republican journal., 1895-07-25

Teacher "Who was President Of the first
French republic??" Scholar "Napoleon. y
Teacher. ''And who was his wife? ?" The
class (vociferously). "Trilby"
The Republican journal., 1895-07-25
Register Of Deep Water Vessels.
SHIPS.


( Abner Coburn, G A Nichols, sid from Yo-
kahama May - for New York via Kobe,
A q Ropes. David Rivers, sailed from New
| York March 80 for San Francisco; spoken
| May n, lat 56 ), Ion ~ w.
\ Fuller, Walnut, ar at New York july
3 from Singapore.
Alameda, Chapman, sailed from Portland
Or, July fol Port Angeles passed Tatoosh
July t.
Belle Of Bath, Q Curtis, sailed from Singa-
pore April 20 for New York passed AMER
MAY 10.
Centennial, B + Colcord. sailed from Sing
apore April - for Hong Kong and s.
Charger, ID S Gopdell arrived at Rio ia
Metro May y from Rosario.
Daniel Barnes, 0 G Arpe, arrived at Phila-
delphia june ? from Ceil.
Emma f Whitney, \ S Pendleton, at New
York for Shanghae.
GOV Rome, Nichols, sailed from Iloilo April
| 8 for Delaware Breakwater: passed AMER
I May Is.
Great Admiral, Rowell arrived off Homo
! lulu June from san Francisco for Manila.
Henry u Hyde, PhiMeas pen,lleton. sailed
from New York MAY for san Francisco
/ Henrietta, a NJ ROSS, arrived at Yoka-
| hama June II from New York
Iceberg, + " Treat, sailed from New York
March VI tar Valparaiso and Iqilque.
lrooquois, 4 z T Aickeis, arrived at rmla-
| deiphla JUNE trC4n New lurk
4 John Mcdonald, L + t0leor., cleared from
New Nork July Is for san Fr;tnrisco
I g,-@ptAS, Al Nh ,5ilNrN, cleared trom New
I CORK JUNE fiiar h0fl'VS AAtts
4HsMilgn Il Morse, NaNp, cie4iea froM
I 81 rf&A4!T,1A aHhe ~ ieF lAarilN.
Mahtei isi't-5'lil2, fNY fllaiieA 'iliTed III
i ii9il9tulu NNA t tFH4A irHh HlitAt 4sr9
,,,. ''N4 " Ctls'i-ll4 Eraa, eg"'i' cieffea from
4 lin l.'el}llttA i'nitE INK i1f iii01"
NaN FHiIl FIJI R t>MRAl1, GleaFrH 'rNAl
~ !, n. ~. -Iatei IN sNi sai + fah%lrr",
4 II y fiai. t1,N ~, Na4N'S, rhIedi roin N@W
PITS "HilF e'I tFAtisg't' N'qk@h ''liAe
mi, IN IA N gtal
hal',4"9At Nh iM'l,A' 1a5lsU iH9Al @ah FraA-
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fsHi hiNlA taiiAnNT' afINen ~ NfW
iMtk .th N fiaAn afItafi't.
= altVlnH. w li'S ''3tN, sA4leN rom New
pfk 4 nrli H. iNf !, n.5 pNtfiir-
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- ~ 1TA'
PIa's ~ NAtihr' 4 VI N'IlAis' eifaied 'fNhl
nlidNclIfilld JFU.v lp ttt I4nGO.
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4, DLETDN, late OF iseshoro, IN M
waldo deceased, HAY in pfeSt.I4te.
Incense 10 accept an adNaNta.t.bl.
hundred dollars for the intefest NJ
~ ana to me real estate of -aid dpts
Ordered, That the sand pctfiour,
all persons interested by c;ttt.iIts..
order to he published three wrE-
+ in the Republican, Journal, priprrs
4 that they may appear AT a Prol3fe,
shield at Belfast, within and tDr M
! the second Tuesday Of August H.
/ the clock before neon, and show teld.
\ nave why the prayer Of ~aid e.i4
I not lie granted.
GEO. T. JohNSaN
a true copy Attest
JtKE ID. FAEKfta.
Y N7AI.po IS. In Court Of FroiYlt,
+ W FAST IN the second TueSda
4 LILA \. pRINkW ATER. A,na
I the estate Nt BRADFORD v I,e3s..
I late NJ Northport, i'll said Count,
lng presented hei first ana tiul .
lnini~tratiun " Said estate tar. tIf.l.5
ordered THAT notice thereof ~.
weeks .ijrcessNeiN IN the ltcm.hrt
\ printed in Belfast, III -aA co0uN
Interested utly attend AT rfn.a.,
lTit at Belfast, un the -eeari # Ia
heNi aMa >lHw taIise. Nd an4 -
sara aNeeuut Should WV IVY ..ilrN.
GNo h l9h
JrrEu n j',H
yI-Alapu ~- ln t.aH NlN
~ iaet,,1I tlic >scl!ti iiu~.0O
NAll N ffaWIE. A3u.,Hi4tl.lM
Nt J0fiN Nlt.0a-s -vW
uearasctD baNil4 r.4ertu
aatial at@.M
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Another Old clearinghouse.

The Lincoln County News copies The
Journal item about the old Westinghouse
recently torn down in this city under the
caption of "a Disputed Claim, and follows
with an account of an older church e.litice
We fail to see, however, how there could lie
any dispute,as the structure here was spoken
of as Zone of the oldest buildings in this
part of the State, which it certainly was.
The News says:
The old German Meeting House in Waldo
boro, which originally stood on the eastern
wards moved Ia the west side, was builr
long before 11!ri, and although it now stands
on ground Witch was disputed territory be
tween the heirs of Waldo and the Pemauui
Company, was practically within the w aldo
patent. 1t is about one hundred and twenty
FIVE Years old and was moved to Its present
site more than a hundred years ago.
The Republican journal., 1895-07-25
Verona Park Camp Meeting.

Tie 18th annual meeting Of Penohscot
Spiritual Temple wall vs. lel A. Verona
Park from Aug. l TO Aug. Is, 1885. Follow
ing is the programme:
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N. s. LORD.
sail Maker.

And maker Of tents, awnrgs, carpets, etc. atery
building on Swan & Sill-' co & wharf, form ii e
coupled by Capt. Geo. T. Osborn.
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:alllla Enham, Columbia, Pa, says :
6 That
Bearing
Down
Feeling

and dizzy, faint,
gasping attacks
left me as soon
as l began to
take Lydia E.
Pnkh0ne's
Vegetable
Compound. I
was sick with
womb troubles
The Republican journal., 1895-07-25

true copy. Attest
jEkE II y. PARKER. Register
The Republican journal., 1895-07-25

...'1 ..'0 A' JiNHia@aarta4#. 1.-.-.a
The Republican journal., 1895-07-25

-N'e', ''iiSi4 - 't'S NOIIl
treller in the federal treasury department.
which office he held until 1870, when he
returned to Portland and was one wear
mayor of that city.
Governor Paris WAS an astlte politi-
clan, as his remarkable career as an office.
holder would indicate. He seldom made
Mistakes and If he did he lad a happy
faculty OF getting over them AS comp
troller in the treasury depar' ment lie held
office under different administrations and
his popularity as a trusty. faithful officer
prevented him from becoming a victim Of
the ''spoilS system somewhat rife in
those days. He died February II. 1871.
aged 90 years
After Governor Lincoln 5 death, Hon
Nathan Cutler OF Pennington became
acting governor by virtue Of his office lis
president of the Senate
The gubernatpral contest Of 1879 in
augurated a new political era. 1t was
ONE OF TIE HOTTEST FIGHTS
we ever had i'll Maine. Political parties
began to divide in the State. Gen Jack
son was president and Of course he had
his party friends, who rallied under the
name Of Republicans, who at a State CON
vention held at Augusta June 10. 1929
nominated Samuel +. Smith Judge o1
the old court OF common pleas for
governor. The other party, made up OF
men who rallied under the banner of John
Quincy Adams for President and against
jackson, nominated Jonathan G. Hunton
of Readtield for governor Hunton-
whose original family name was spelled
"Huntoon' was comparatively an OBJ
scure man. The canvass was both per
sonal and bitter. The charges made
against Hunton drove his friends almost
to madness. One Mrs. Della Dodge, a
sister of Hunton's first wife, at the re-
quest of some one, gave her disposition in
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ratest Publications.

no Life o. Ioueph smith, Goa, ess,
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From Kirkland % salt Lake, By lanes A.
ii.Ir, 90 pages, Cloth, ulI') tts0. Ga.a.ss
git' i1oo. Leather extra glL t2s0.
Forty Years AmorE tho Indians, b,
Daniel W. Joiu, go pasfs, Cloth taco
iH'tscr i7bli Leather rnt isO1
PooticrI yvritiur, OF o. y. Whitnsv.
ohh, usli .1a.4eF gnt i2Di M5ro.sa,
citsa Rnt i7.5l
Lifs Of i1ebsr @. Eimbaii, Cloth, ia.ra
Hai I-atbsr, $50. Pun, tt00i Ai1ros5o,
ot.fh gnt 800
Latsor-day SniaiT Psnimody. Pan,
Covered boards, Cloth HACK, o. 80 each. ft6on
ror d1t,i cloth bound. an each, 400 pas
dof,i cloth and Leather Hound, ti.To each.
$500 per don, n aani BY mail. II cents pos
copy additional
story a. site Hook Of 9uormoa. W Iad-,
urorso Reynolds, CI1h, t7s1. Cioh giit, tsolt
Halt ios'her rlL 1850, pail lestasr rnt tA.oa.
bunaay school Hymn iiooh, contains n
tho uyluns used in uio Schools zsi pisas, Cloa
bound postpaid, no.
Lsrzo ana small Sire Bibles IN I.caaaap
t1oo, t1bl, tl,uJ $3.50 and gg1l.
funily and ruipN u,hlos ia different styles.
N'rHr1fai 'Ht1f1 10 nI % ESQ Hi rfrh
rrouidcut rTubsg O. HgtuibaII'a Ieur-vs.
narrative oi un principal Incidents In a.
career % very remarkable riau. go.
Early scenes Ca church History. GA.
lection OF incidents from u1 lives % rld.r.
Of ho church Goo early days llc.
Ehc life OF Nophi, ths CON oi Ishi. m.
smigTaiei FROM Jerusalem, 100 Juiea. N 90
land nov known o. South America sir cen.
turtles before tho coming 0f hs savior. n,
book contains come yory Important Items con.
eirning tho uo5E OF Mormon. By ueorgo q.
Cannon, 2ir
scraps Of biography, containing a sie.eh o.
an udura ilio, Incidents Of Ezpoaonea, ana
Ersol Knlglrs Journal, 2sc
Tho myth Of tho unuuscrips Poaa0.
or uo Ahanrditioa Of tho sralidine ssiry. br
ucopso Reynolds. 25r.
Labors In she Vineyard, contains soms a
mo most pu.crgat,ng experiences ever written
2Ss.
eventiul Narratives, contains .1no intorsil
ing Sketches and valuable lessons. use.
Helpful Visions, Instructive Manifestations o,
lie Lord 70 Ills children. $50
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Faitb-PromotiQo Series.

NJ First Wislion, narrative Of plrsanS
Islands, BY George o. Cannon, asa.
A string 81 Pearls, containing a number a
iniorolung sketches and anecdotes of Iuis-
a.onary no, oig., 40
Lenvoa From NY journal, By Prcsldsns
Wiliord woodruff, description OF hia WONDER
iul missionary experience and many Interest,"
ing incidents Of NE mo, $50
Fragments Of Experience, collection OF
... Dos from Tho oEpsusncs OF Elders 80
saa- smifh ~ a Prophet, leisure a.
hysroi BY Eidor Andrew Jonson before a,a
Htadonti 3 ci0iy IN tho Social Han, salt Lake.
Jan. 10. 1891, %,
The Church OF Joaus Christ of Latter
day saints, Iu Priesthood, Organization.
Doctrines, Ordinances and History, ny Johs
Jaquos, iOo
The SECOND Coming OF ths Messiah,
tyh n. goborts, g.
AHaiysis Of tho HOok or Mormon, t5
ID. II, Roberts, %,
Tne Only Way 60 be saved, By Iarsla.
Snow, &C.
Glad ridiHEa OF Great JOY. Dy ssos1i
Toasdale, ic.
Baptism for tha IiegnissIon OF sins, ~
IL baptism EaaentiaI 90 saIvatIoaI "
Articles OF FRith, Small, 80.
- Iarrs ir
Postage musl DO paid on Tho ahora
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10 ls noticeable tina, the Grand
stock company hoe pat ION mo
copyrighted plays fiucc BE- TOOK tho
G rrr wrckt5 uotiur.--M. trawlyy saw
Katie Putnam la IlE.5 hula not
tuutF.utsudiug the fuuOats.ls OF Caste.
Henry Mulef5s prespHls lars is about
$500 % week. 90 rhr Harmony G.tu CLUB
BE- credit G.. che town. IL De- not JIM
urH battle tHRt one ui more mgmuurH %
tHu H We Dramatic club VIII uu roun
lu Stem mud Women. -liuirmnu is
laesn. t.e Catalonia tuuHttr all this
wtuk.--lV uauI JamlH opened iu
JuIus & u ..rin Son EauriH.U, suusI.
Die nae tirHyIN i1l.owa-BAus q no
iH the sensation Uf ttH hour 100 Sew
York. Uoyp rgmJ Town Do {
tue thlsrfuH WashiuEt1u's nIIihIay,
VIVA has become OF the Ofphtus cluui
Wuullu'l Morpheus club Do a moro
ftIuu uit9
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The
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC Lire OF THE WORLD
Tho only Hoo running lYO
Through Past TfllRs daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE nov. %, 1891.

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am.
salt Lake Sos am, arrive az Pueblo
6I5 am. Colorado Springs 7;sI am,
Denver 1890 ann.
Train No. leaves Ogden a:5s pm,
Salt Lake 1880 pm, arrive at Pueblo
y pm, Colorado Springs 63sS pm,
Denver g:25 pm.
Connexions made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with nil lines cast
slogan day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man shoppers on All trains. Take The
ID. & r. q. and have "a comfortable Trip
.ul .nJoy tho anoat sc0nOry on thA ooR-
uuOnL
a. q. HUGHE@ s. X. HOOPER,
ITailc Manager, q, =. 4 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Celia
%. q. NEVTN9,
General Ag8ak
SAILS Lake Cltgs ~
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Sunday Se5ool a7d Primary.

fon ihsso books aad cards posisgs yin ~
snsrrrd IN addition " The prices given. n scot u
mai. unless no price given is for "posipHd.rl
FIr-t i1ooh for our Little Friends, 70,
TOO to- Of Sunday s,1,ols. i1i.
Second uook for oar Liiie Urisnsa.
Sunday school reader. %
intermediate p. .. BENDER, DC.
Questions ara Answers on che Liz
Rnd 7Hission Of the Prophet Joasph
emifh, i1-
Hlhie Quegtiona sud Auawera, for ~
u.o N primary ts1r.'a sllns, l3s.
Chiidrcn's rrirnaEy Eymn uooh, 10,
copies, postpaid. DC.
Primary speaker, No. 8, postpaid, 10
e, "a
The Model non Hook, po.,paid. isa
class Registers, per dor, ga
PFimary Tuac Hook, go
Book Of Mormon Cateohiqr,i, postpaid. -.
.. p. Union ssymn Hook, each ne, psss
paid, use.
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The purpose OF Al Haymhn 10 pass
ing tho next two months Ia L1nlon is
performances Of The Shop Gin aud
His ExcellonCy, both ui whIcn ho
and Charles Frohmau have soauyd
Tor America. IL b. Mt, Haymau's ia-
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music

Ehe Improvements Association sopA
liooh, contains collection Of orginl
and selected songs and hymns. ,ot ~ uusio ~
Professor u. noesleY. Goy0ny-oight pages 81
choice music, postpaid tlr.
u. b. onion srusic Hook, postpaid, 90
Primary Tune Hooa, no, viAou, postaFo.
pt.
Ck'o rnnimody, PAPER adoa, $50; CA. sios
uAf L,auuI, glIO Postage n ca tAek
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DeKovon's opera II the Fencing
Matter will be- seen tJr tue fret timt Boo
Sait Lake on March an. a special
feature OF the occasion Is the fac. tlut
Bertha Bayllss, tue we'll known salt
Lake soprano, 10 member OF tho
company. Dorothy Martin has taken
Mario Iempesps place a. loaiing
lady.
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In tbs cast Of Men aud Women al
the salt Lake Tnruiuf, Mt. Fmwlcy
win resume his stage work ana play
tne leading rolls OF William Prescott,
the part played hriu By William
Morris. Miss Remark viii be seen MS
A gnU6 Rodmau, whtch will be- a better
part tnan any she has heretofore
played. Mi. Blakemofe Will be- seen as
Col. Kipp, kvunuuy's role. Mt King
ne Israel Cohen. Mr.. II. 5. Duiileid na
Steiman. Phosa MoAliislrTi whJ
comes from Denver 90 Join tbs come
pany Tor It, Portland sehs1n, ~ Mu.
Prescott. Mt. George w. Lealo, the
new comedian Of the company, NJ El-
ward Seaborry. Mr.. Flanders Will play
tie dude, SAM Delanull. MI. Cnas.
DAdo VIII play the part OF George
H3d'uan, which no played very sue
Uessiuiv in Denver. Mr.. Ffawluy
will me- know how the other female
ohaIaot sTa are TO DO cast until tomoi-
row, when he will know whether
Henrisua CTossman OF Belle Afcnef
Joins his company. II Miss Crossmau
comes she will play Kate Detailed. II
Miss Arthur cOmts Miss Bates
will play Kate Delaholu. Tue
play will be- given three nightH,
and ~ the prices viii be- placed tho
same M those charged at tue Grand,
Men aud Women ought ~ 10 a heavy
buslness.
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We regret 10 learn that MI harrisou
Willard, the composer, wuu recently
returned from a tdp 10 Europe, Do
dying OF Br.ghpH diuussu @ his
home.
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
4tuuH arrive oui DsuHrf 90 SAT- Lass
60. DalU a. Fouspis


4iauH arrive oiiI DsuHrf 90 SAT- Lass
Gu Daily, a. Iolagis
Ariuvr
Prom r'l Fnricrn points ........s..... a ~ a ia
IRON Iulio. Portland, sM Fl.u.
cisco. Cache valley and ual1I...I1 ll a .I
tfnm hl Eastern ruIuta. lura D.ty
ana tE uussssss..sss ........ss.sss. Z ~ % IL.
Prom san Francisco. Ogden and
intermediate uouta.................. z Is 20 u
'irom 'lfnHI. Iual. rflyo. sAnpett.
ana tuItEa..., ..........s............. 3 iH % w
itIou Terminus and Io1elu.........-.. o W o. u
uIrAHr
Tor urdGH rhrt Ciiy aud al Faffern
points t.,s.ssssssss ..s..s.sst..s..... 11 u
Dor ogden and intermediate points. yJl am
cor D.Hou, Intermediate pouu
Fan Francisco and Cache
valley p1iut. ...a.,.s.s.s............ Q 90 % va
Dor ogden. all u0luH Gasi, Butte, r0r.
land aud sll Francisco, 10 % Boo
'lUr lgTeaH. Provo. sHnuctl valley
Ngpn. jIa1 aud FRISCO ..... 90. IS "a u
Tor I"ugIc and 1crm.uus..........., g. o. au
strains south Of JuaI run daily eAcop.
sunday.
Daily except sunday
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missioqary Supplies.

HaorEan's Trnss No. Z, sst.
- 9,a5ta
- ., gs.a
The rodern Prophet, aets
True ". RAise roiiEion, scta
The Goepoi Pioneer, set.
uepIy 90 "1as EIorrnea ,rt-s.
tory,n N
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Dnmails, Charles q. Darcy, who'e
play ia Ola Kentucky hus been Ia
uiggglt drawing card 70. tho lrOstnt
theatrical aunaUn, last week trAG AIs
new American play called The War Of
Wealth 90 party Of literary F.uilt-
mon among whom were EXPO, tuastrf
Thomas l.. james. OF present PRECEDENT
OF the Lincoln National hank OF Nfw
lot; D. wud MARSHALL, Hlu,n
editor OF thu Sow IyFs pr6-H au4 D.. j..
EdWafur, the New York repro untu-
tive u toe Philadelphia pfsss. Al
were genuinely ontnugiuatis over AlE
Dazry's dramatic ell 90. Mr.. Jane,
who ia ncyi OElouusd one uf New
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ClIy nd ono. 2Ol HlIn S!rol.

Through Pullman rlIat' -Ifrucu. tlfH.
Improved Tourist sltopgrs. frr1 RgcIuiu.
chair Care. tcgtnt bay Coaches,
Telephone 49,
~ HtHLEY. Gent Axe paiarr uuf.
D. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill lOMAN. ~. A. a A. Ageul.
E.Il. %. CLARK.
OLIVER W MlNk.
D.. EiLEKI ANDERSON. Eooalyara
john W. uUANE,
FREDERICK H. CDUpEgEl
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Dramatic 0nd 9gpi0.
Katie Putnam Harry Emory last nght-casto at tho
Crand-Nion and Mountaineering Atraotons'-Konnan.
"A Temperance Town. Bertha Bayliss

The Thsater was about hti tlll last
evening when Katie Putnam aud
Harry Emery made theig bows boo the
new play OF the old Lime Kun. ll"
piece, while nothing at Hli .rea5 in
plot or cUusituctilu,glvcs thu pIy sthr
an opportunity 90 show or hos talents
ns an arch and merry suuureitei AMI
allows her 20 sing one very prrHy rous
in very charming way liza tHing
the quaueIs OF childhood. For tnis
she won a very hearty encore, aud Der
natural acting Throughout won cam-
menust.ou. MI Emery mai Two Dr
three parts TO fu, an of which he do
in EmoTy's characteristic manner
The supporting company has some
good, iair and Indifferent MATERIAL hc
best Mentors being ,h two rollicsins
comedy roles Of Mhs Radcliffe AND
Mt Cohen, Tonight Miss Putnam
gives the play which maggie Mitchell
used 10 DO, called the Lit,io Maverick.
The Grand Winds up what must he
called rather aa "Oup week tonight
with An Unequal Match. The play
has hardly been greeted with ,nc favor
that was bestowed on the prtyl0us
efforts ol the company largely, uocauss
II nfst rendition was 10 iun cf iauI.l
and because It's old iasluOnrI flavor
hardly suited thB tastul q my4cfH
tneatur goora, the best wuta boo % hoe
nreu done by Miss kvuuurs aud Die
CLARKE. Next week, sue lsst, the plans
OF the company have boon niigfoii nul
Rlbertsyn's famous comedy Yt lnHtu
will be given ina cad % Baisfi ihu
change 10 said 20 have been mauu %
give Mr. Clsrao his Uust ouaucu ~ the
role OF Ola EuuIur, in 'ch hc as'
Hufedly ought 10 shine, Next rHIuf-
day night will END what mss ueun u
very memorable ten wuBha' season.
anu the company Will then Say guuu
bye 10 tho new opera h0use-ihtt Il gll
a them except Nit. CLARKE anu Mics
Coos, two Of tho HtrOngeit msmb1H
wnc viii remain 10 form tuu uuclnua
Of the new company which Will U1
launched By Mauagvrs Rogers. Tue
other, after appearing at Ino lhoater
during tue week following IN Men anu
Women, will ~ 10 open season h.
Portland.
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Noble womeQ's lives Series.

L5dss NniEhra History, an Interesting
Volume sril,oh ln an attractive and plssaiHsi
style, 2sG.
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particular.
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- NuUOD- FlNI ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with Ciy Waicr Uui cellar lrlt Iet8
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NOTICE.


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Russell L. TRACY.
FIRED j. MAY

Has opened Ma1t Market at no.
3 East First South Street. and
will be pleased 10 wait on DTS friends
and the general public with
choice selection Of prime meats at
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
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COAL


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RLL6rd
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Supreme Excellence,
TO THIS
PUTNAM
N, hot FORGED AND
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NAILS.

1.-the Woud'a Columbian EzpogitlSo
at Chicago A medal aud diploma word
sdl "Supramo excellence in material.
method IN manufacture, aud quality d
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uoss combined with holding power In
clluoh. Il allows tho use Of very small
MALTA"
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nor "a thuro anything comprised "a horse nAi!
except the maIuual from which - % maze,
"thn maigui of manufacture and "qualll %
ruHhul product" fumAm hulht " Anlif
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contraction uI che hlui while mo uuTAo q ~
ruuuut by tUHr "umuuthugHHN do npi err
largo 600 uHI HHIgr Iu tho h1uf. while thtiF
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tnH r.luol' enables ihum 90 il.i the ehla "a
$40 HHr1vBt service uutl wuTn out
. tua 'UEa Uf small uailt' large holei arc
avoided aul money saved % tho amith
Thus % vail be seen shat me omclaN OF bhe
worries Columbian Exposition feeoFn -
what qualities 20 90 make up 5000 horse uah
aud that only tho Putnam contains hom 80
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OftHe uo.HhfaiJI lecturer ami trnv'
r.r George KEENAN,, VINO is nuo 40 the
urara bAsu attractions iuu Thea
&C., toe CalnEo Ut.rO0ogH Say
Tao auuirct ui NE q r.a ksnn su's
lecture Cun,lal Music ball lnst night
Wbs a Journey tufouEh a1uihuns..iu
i,ssil.n TIE lecture was pro usU.y
illustrated by UuHfggl IaOluEIal h4
thrown upon gtcal canvas stretched
lffUas the Stage by ss.Ulu con, Tue
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ulthH vast empire AMI lH unuvuutd by
WsuY prrUUui AnaHIuiHI t1Ii with ID
delicate nuu1r tuHt was very grateful
In tnr pIUAtury remarks, before ni-
lacking luo subject proper MI Ken
nan HniI tuat thu best duucup. 20 That
could Ur given VI aUuihsaF,cfu liuafiA
was in single sentence that no had
btufd.
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which any traveller can 30, Coz having
seen % ho viii lu perfectly o1uteuteI
10 live anywhere eho,"