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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

In view of the dispensary-iaw decision,
the Governor OF South Carolina viii soon
be IN a position 20 entertain a PROPOSE
ton from the Governor OF North Caro-
lima.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

Mr.. Cleveland's refusal 10 pay bounty
for trlplets may lose him several friends.
but Il Will save him many dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

The newspapers say that the question
whether football is to be played at Har-
ward has been settled by the oversecrs.
The decision Of the oyersecrs has never
been in doubt 1t remains with the
team whether they play bail" or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

The fact that Rosobory wore wor-
rlod look when he attempted TO speak
Ina London Wednesday evening brings ont
the suggestion that he mas been triling
with some dangerous drug. Drug is
at least charitable, but what do the
Tories call u?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

II. W. Moesta's Pure Ice Cream and
Water Ices. in all flavOrs. az S2l.
Phone gS7. III east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
Uedded in Washington.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued 20 Nirginians in Washing
tO-.
Waldron Cookley and Mary Wyatt, Of
Petersburg
John " Nelson. of Spotsvlvania coun-
", and Jennie Nelson, Of King William
county.
Asburv J. PAYNE Of Fauquier, and Kate
Stnnncl Of Fairfax.
Walter p. Duff and Lille Il. Tuslng'
both Of Madison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

SAYS the Baltimore Herald. 'The peo-
pie of Richmond are deeply exercised
over the annexation of Manchester. and
In creating a greater city about the
capital of the Old Dominion. 1t is not
much of a city these days that is not
reaching out after outlying territory.
There's nothing the matter with Rich
mond's reach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

Contrary 10 expectation, Champion
James !. Corbett was not at the ring
side TO second his friend and sparring
partner. steve ODonncl. in his encoun-
ter with Kiirain Monday evening. Yes
torday Corbett stated ne remained away
because lac was afraid Sullivan would
ho present and would make scene. \
modest prlze-hghter. surely the days
OF impossibilities have passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

Our correspondent is perfectly right
about permitting state banks 10 issue all
the notes they want to Issue, but he is
an or about coinage of silver about
Frances relation to the subject and
about compelling National Banks to Is
sue notes. If our correspondent viii do
VS. the honor to read the series Of ar
iclcs which we shall commence to-mor-
row morning. as spoken of elsewhere
this morning we think he viii come to
see the errors that now cloud his mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
FanS

We have opened a special depart
ment for Fans. where you viii ind
Folding Jap Fans from Sc. to 81; Flat
Jap Fans and Palm-Leaf Fans, IN all
shapes and sizes, at very low prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
NeckWear.
Ladies Vests.

a lot Of Ladies' Ribbed Vests IN
small aize=- just tho ching for miss
or "a small lady. owing 10 an the me-
dunn and large sizes being sold, We
offer the balance to-day az
% o..b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
soc. each.
COrSetS.

We are Offering a very complete line
Of Soaps. Perfumes. Toilet Waters,
Toilet Powders, Bay Rum, Hair
Brushes. Combs. SpOnges. Bath
Brushes etc. at lower prices than
you usually find these goods offered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
Collars and Cuffs.

Mons CollS and Guns I'm all ths
new shapes and Pc best goods Tor
the price made
C0liarS-.fsl5, f62s, CSC.
Cufls--l5, 20, %, 3oc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

was received with hiSses and cries Of
"PtofessiSDAl."
The pictures Of Mfr. Gladstone and
Sir William Hnrcouri; which were
thrown on the screen from time to
time, were wildly cheersd.
It Ia announced this evening that
John sic LeOd, who Ia the candidate
for re-slectlon ~ a liberal from 6outhef-
landshlre, has offered to retire In favor
II cir William Harcoutt.
Much excitement followed the an.
rouncements OF the results Of the yAri-
Gus London elections. This was
especially 20 at North Lambeth. Out
side the counting station there was an
enormous noisy crowd.
The announcement that Mr.. Henry
NJ. Stanley was elected was received
with an enthusiastic chsering mingled
with considerable hooting and Kissing.
When &. +. Trovelyau, his opponent,
lefs the building, ho was received with
a great ovation,
The Right Hon. George n. Cutzou,
conservative, tho new undet.secretaty
for foreign affairs, and Sir X. 4. Nay
lof.Leland, bsrt., liberal, were nOmi.
mated for the Southport division Of
Lancashire today. In this conttitu-
cncy both sides are contestlug every
inch OF tho ground, the American
wives VI the nominees Joining In the
fray. Mfe. Cutzon generally gets more
cheers than does her husband, while
Lady Naylot.Lelsnd's beauty mas eK-
cited enthusiasm wherever she hAs
made her little speech.
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AN OUTLAWS LOVE.
Hi Doolsu IL Captured by u Girl aud
Tries 60 Reform.

Tries 90 Reform.
PERRY, Okla, July l5.-When Bill
DAlton, Bill DOolhn anu other mem
ben Of their band OF outlaws held up
ualn near Gainsville, Tex, two
years ago, DoOlan, Winchester In
hand, went through tho passenger
coaches anu robbed the passengers. In
one Of the cars was Miss Belle Bailey,
who was on her way to Purcell to
leach school. DOolan was attracted
~ her and inquired whore she was
going.
Soon after Miss Bailey had taken
ehaigb Of the school, q stranger APP
peated At Purcell. He gave his name
Is bullhrdi and began paying his al
hhuons TO Miss Bailey. Some Of her
ihenua warned her TO keep away from
'he man, but she refused to send him
Away Ho would 20 away for a week
2lh.
One day Bullard wss ut Miss
bAley'a school when Dan bpsrs, u
gtpuiy United States marshal rode up.
lie recognized Bullard az DOolap, and
started TO draw his revolver, but the
outlaw drew his frat AAd forced tn.
Suleef 10 dismOuut and handouflsd
hlm' Then ho said that he had want.
eaI9 reform, but the deputies would
not lot him.
hisl Bailey, who witnessed tho In.
elusnl, cried out TO her sdmiTer:"W no
anu what are your"
I'm Bill DoolaD, the much-read.
asou' outlaw" was the quick re-
spouse.
sh months later Miss Bailey left
h,i school and has not been heard oil
since Since then Doolan has been
,haAlhR every effort to secure ienioncy
,tun Tue authorities. IL Ia believed
,ns1 Mlss Bailey is with him as hl,
,W'me' and Is working for his refornis'
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'IELEGRAPHIC...
INDIANS WILLFIGHI.
,,,,sl.; Feared by Citizens 10 Nsl'a'
western Wyoming.
AL SETTLERS uSoE1 ARMS
-, Hundred Rsdskics Gathered ID
III, Flll River SA''n aud
More Expected.

,,svyR. Colo, July ia special
., N. republican tom oneyennc'
w.. ay,: Governor Richards has
lived viz the iOllowios letter from a
.SI,,p Of Msryvale, tho nssTe'' Town
-, bs ,cene Of the Indian tfodoles In
4 Do,lhws.tsrn Wyoming;
arms ten Bannock oick' and SIX
,oo,p, cAptured in ths LAST raid have
~, drought IN and were given heat
y. n,,ote the justice OF inc pc zee here
.cI fusd s75 and costs eAcn, at''Al Of
,soui 81 200. As you anIeTs'and' II
SOS considerable pc,so to attack
,h,it nr,ie,; the SCOUTS sto on' now
,,d viii report in u day OF two, when,
!, ,bste are less than iOj, W. VIII go
,,,hsun. II there are more, we VIII
t.c,mpelled to have .ga.slanco or OIL
:, ouf psst work will DO mofo lhnn lost,
,be Indians, now ueiiani, VIII be-
come aggressive
and talk Of leaving theIr homes, Tor
irar OF ttOublu here In the valley
0ns OF them, whose wlic IL hali-lndi.
an. has Just returned from the FAN
dysr balm and reports moro than 200
lsdlans being IN tho region and that
Grncfs will DO hoaps Of indians
bet, by anu by, and then We Will
hshL" ,, . :.
t,tpafe ivr emergencies which may
Mlio by having troops sent within
,,,y access. Tho nearest troops are al
/ Fot Washakle, over three dsys' march
isf cavalry from the scene VI the ek.
tectel trouble. The trouble In Inter
isilng seriously with the ranch work
Of the seAson,N the settlers are all
under afms anu are serving with tins
various officers OF the district, Gov
tfnOf Richards said IN regard 70 tue
trouble:
"rhis state OF affairs was distinctly
i0ft,hadOwed In my otter to the seeTe'
hfy Of the interior ON June l1th. The
same trouble comes up every yeHr,aud
the settlements gte 50 sparse In the
hest hunting Countries that this settlers
ALPHABETICALLY witulut protection. IL
IL outside Indians who arc doing the
mischief. At the Lander reservation
10 this state, when the indians get ut
large, tue old chief washARis sonds
biz Indian police after them aud
brings them In.
When asked as 10 the outcome the
governor enid; I'll think the settler'
viii DO Rble to protect themselves by
mas,ing together and giving their time
must say that they should not be com
PEELED to do that, socially against th,
wards OF the general government, WHIT
ste not only supposed to obey tue Law
like ordinary citizens, but TO be unuel
civil and military restraint"
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II counts among Ito slsunoh friends
every woman who has ever used II,
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
EXCITEMENT IN LoSDoN.
Tho Election Followed with Intense
Intersat by ths PEOPLE.

LONDON, July l5.--rhe total results
OF the Parliamentary elections, for
which returns have been made To-
night. arc as follows Conservatives,
l5l; Observation-Disclosures, n; liberals, 20;
Parnellitss, 4: MeCarIhyi.s', Il labor,
|. Total, 2OI.
As compared with the Parliament
which has Just boen Dissolved, twenty
tour seats tnus returned show gains IUT
the Unionisis, and i've are gains for
the liberals.
There Ia intense excitement In Lon.
don rs n tesu I az the elections. The
theaters and restaurants are almost de.
serted.
Early in tho evening a Tremendous
crowd gathered In fTOut of the Ma
tional LlbaIal club, where the results
were thrown upon a screen by lime
light and steTeopiieop. The CLUB.
house itsUii was crowded eHrly. All
thS prominent momhers were Drsss mt
tRvs tho msmbsfs VI the House OF
Commons, who were IbAsnt canvatA.
INK lOr tho election. A large notice
Waa displayed in the club lobby, stat-
ing that the msmber who were W III.
log TO canvass Tor tho elections or ~
lend vehicles for the cause, would
pleAIe communicate with tue ss0rs-
larry.
Results were announced ia the
smoking room, where a special wis
had been placed. The news as II was
received was posted on IA large black.
board. Many country members came
TO town "a learn how tue tide OF the
election WINS running.
Tho members OF the club were mostly
dispiriIed. One Of them stated that
tho conservatives now LRv0 a chance
to show that they have not learned
Fny important lesaons from our mia.
taksf. 81 believe their tuoocEs 10 tom.
porpry," this gentleman remarked.
Outside the clubhouse the crowd
Giteled tho news OF the election OF
John Burns, the labor leader, with
tremendous cheers. Tho bulletin an.
pounoing Henry M.sianiey's elso.ion
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Tito Trouble In Ecuadpr

NEW YORK, July lG.-A Herdd
correspondent In Guayaquil, Ecuador,
lvlegTlphS that he IN assured that Gen.
orsl Alfsro will, on Thursday, march
nj the head OF his army 10 direct oper.
ntions personally In the interior The
correspondent Ndds that the public
opinion IN Quito Ia daily growing Ia
his favor, but It may bs necessary fol
him TO nght because " tho intufior
onoe In this favorable outlook Of tbs
clerical influence, which u ttrong
The ontite roIubl Q south VI Guayaqui.
Ia taking steps to roo9gn.2e the govern
mont established Professionally by
Aliato.
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himself Of two troublesome young be.
inxs after lac hAd murdered their father
In Philadelphia.
The last trace the officers had Of the
children was at Detroit. Holmes Sc
cured possession Of Alice, aged 10, nrst
taking her to Philadelphia to Identity
her fathers body. lie too ths mother
that he put Howard aud Nellie In =
COED school vt indianapolis. This was
September 20, 1894. Dirs. Plizoll later
met Holmo. In Detroit and domapdei
the children, but was induced TO 20
with him TO Toronto and then to Bur
liugton, W. SO far AZ known the boy
was never seen in Detroit. No trace
Of him has been found, but he "a
thought 10 10 dead.
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a VESSEL SEIZED.
For Taking OF nusTd Arms aud Am.
munttiou for Cuha.

munitiou for Cuba.
New York, July lB.-It was learned
late last night from what appoats 10 be
entirely trustworthy sources, that thu
bfig Pearl, owned by l.. W. end T..
Armstrong anu used largely In tue
transportation OF sugar between New
York aud Cuban, Central American
ami South American ports, has been
sslzsd by U. 5. officers at the Amity
street pior, Brooklyn, ios having taken
on board one day last week n large
amount Of arms aud amElu milton for
Cuba ports,
The exact facts In connection with
the seizure are exceedingly mrageT. II
seems that agents Of tile Spanish gov.
eminent have been unusually vigilAnt
In New York Of late, and that they
suspected shipment OF arms was soon
to DO made.
The Pearl arrived here from 81.
CfoiK on July with u cargo OF general
merchandise Consigned TO Park, Hill
burn d Go. Shs discharged her cargo
and was taxing on another for Central
American ports on the Brooklyn side
whom the spaniah agents got an inkling
OF what was going on. Captain Foster
IL the commander OF the brig and II Il
said he Ia ons OF the shrewdeat and
most experienced captains that come
10 this poIt, When the United States
ofiiciAls made the seizure and the own.
era Of the brig were apprised OF the
discovery Of tho arms, II II said they
Immediately disclaimed all completely
In the transaction aud alleged that
they had been deceived hs to the true
nature OF the goods consigned TO thsil
care.
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CUBAN iNsUmurcrroS.
Hsbss Defeated After Hard Fought
Battle,

HAvASA, July i5.-Tho column Of
General Nayarrg's forces fought n bat
tie with d band VI Insurgents IN Cobra,
In which the lAt,or Lost three killed
and three pfisOners. Tho insurgents
have burned tho coffee plantations Of
Magdalcua and NueytsongO. Many
Idle young labDrars have Joined the In
uutgeuis.'
Major Armlnian OF the civil guard,
with fiuy infantry and sixty cavalry,
at lnVesIa Hormosa, district Of San
ceti spifitus, province OF santa Clara,
was attacked 10y the insurgents f1rm.
ing tue bands OF Zayas, Logon
aud Toledo, and numbering
800. I itoT m hours light
ing the Insurgents were obliged TO 70.
tire. Upon Jispersing, they left twenty
killed aud forty wounded on the field,
together with l30 horses saddled and
accouteTed tor ubo anu fourteen others
dead. Chief Legion was won nded. OF
the troops, four were killed aud nine
wounded.
a band OF Insurgents numbering 400
entered the village OF Provsnoio,in the
province OF Santa Clara, and tried to
burn tho barracks OF the civil guards.
The soldiers msds q vhlorous defense,
and killed ten OF the insurgents. The
insurgents proved unable TO take tho
dotaoh ment OF troops, and burned the
village. This barracks took ire, oblig.
ing tho garTiionto leave. They opened
their way to another hOusv, sustaining
u ite from the insurgents, who founu
II impossible to take the house. The In.
suTgents then retired TO Mount EsoAm
brla, aud the troops went In pursuit.
1t Ia reported that the insurgents car
risd with them twenty wounded.
The steamers Alfonso Nlll, Bla'
domero, lglosla and Santo Domingo
have brought 1000 eoldiers TO Santiago
de Cuba and TO GibaIa.
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Amor tho Iior.e rhIsrs..

HISSEssY, o. r., July i6.-The
posse VI farmers organized at Sheridan
to capture Yeagera' gang Of horse
thieves, found the trail twenty-five
miles west OF Waukomis, and rau part
Of the gang to cover In log house.
They surrounded tho house, captured
the desperation horses and saddles and
some arms. After twenty hours' Siege,
the outlaws, i've in number, forced
two women living there TO walk ahead
OF them "a shields TO keep the posse
from shooting and, each drawing a
brace Of COTS fevOlvcTs, they made
their escape to the heavy timber, fring
a number Of shots to keep tho posse
from pressing them too closely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
CouBETT DIVORCE CASE.
Tho puziiisrs wife object. 10 his con
duet


NEW YORK, July l5.-restimony In
the tuit Of Mrs. Ollie Cofbet Tor d..
vorco from James J. Cotbett was taken
by Referee Jacobs today. Council for
tho plaintiff announced that she
charged her husband with improper
conduct in the Bates House, Indians.
polii; IN Charleston, w. Va, and NJ
Zane.yllle, o., in April.
Mario King, an actress In Cofbetps
oompany, teatifisd: "fn January Of
this year 1 saw q woman named Vera
In company with Mr.. Corbett, Vera
was with our company q good deal, Tut
she was not an Rctrcss. | saw Vera
with Mfr. Corbstt iu PItisburg and
INDIANAPOLIS. She used TO come 10 the
thoaIet with him and leave with him,
and she was his companion II MI
timcs,n
Miss King said she saw the pugil,i
with the woman In fAfkersburz, W.
Va, Cincinnati, CharleFtUn ami lndi-
anhpolis between April llth and SON
OF tnie year.
Mise King had seen Vera in Cor.
bctps dresslnR.reOm and Vt his hotel
md tsstifoj that In the latter part Of
April shs saw them enter the same
state room on train on which they
were travelling aud lock tho door.
They registered as ~. J. Corbstt and
wife" nj hotels.
"WhSt was tho nature Of their coz.
duct toward each Othoi2h
"Nery atieollonSie."
"Did Mr. Corhetl make any effort 10
conceal his relations with the
woinan?p
"Not In the slightest"
Mits King further stated that the
mombers Of the company callsd Vera
Mrr. C0tbelt In the pugiiisps presence
aud that no never objected. The heas.
ing was then adjourned.
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i-AdindieGtors will divide or withhold
prizes according 10 merit
An cholrs competing fUr Nos. 1 hnd must
sing together after the contest, under the
loAdorship of rTot Evan Stephens. Tue win
ning choruscs VIII also be ft lu'fod To take part
IA Concert,
preliminary examination VIII DO held M
morning Of october q, Al Assembly Hail
i-aecond pfiles vii only Do given when ~
least three have entered competition.
a-1hc decision Of the adlydleAtors shall Ia
all cases be- final
6--An prize compositions shall DO the prop.
srty Of the EisteddfsdComuiIes unless other.
wise specified.
i-succtssinl competitors shall. II required.
assist At the evenings Concert
s--Compeiiuons are urI' TO AL regard.
less " creed or nationally.
p--Ml competing bands Will foriu 10 gOdy
NJ u O'Clock noon, Thursday, october afd, Al
thc Templeton llotol AMI march to Third
South aud MAN slIooIs, thence east TO state
thence north TO FIRST South, thOncs west ~
wost Temple. thence NORTH tu the west gate Of
Temple Block, AMI VIII play the Welsh M
tonAl air, March Of tho Men OF Harleeh'
(Mrite secretary for music furnished gratis J
lO-lntcnding competitors must send their
names In TO the secretary before september ~
\, B.-Under no conditions Will anyone bn
allowed 20 compete unlesa Ihis rule IL com
Music to be had at Coa,tcr & snclgrovo 90
Eisteddfod Headquarters, Main sToet, Sal
Lake city, Utah They vii have tho oRll
authorized editions for these contest.
Competitions will DO held Thursday after
noon and night, october q, and the grsA
| Festival will conclude with grand c0ncer
friday night, october en-.
FOR further PARTICULAR write,
| General secretary, john James, salt Lakl
City, Utah,
Secretary for Colorado, l., q. Roberts. ~ LA
coin ave-, Denver,
Secretary for idaho, Z. =. Davis, Editor Erffr
Prise, hAlad CITY.
Secretary for Wyoming, james Bowns. Almy
Manager OnlClAl Program, roter klliott, Stat
Utah
| special uatss Prem All PoIsts a
Utah, Colorado, WyomiHs
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SAVAGE ATTACK.
LA.Prsmi-r stau,buion of Buigarin
Severely wounded.

soFIA, Bulgaria, July l5.-Stambu.
l0f, sI.pTemier OF Bulgaria, was TO.
turning homo this evening from tho
Union club, accompanied by n col
league, NJ. Potchol, when they were
STAGED by four persons ailnSd with
rVolyeu and knives. He received
,evernl wounds In the head, aud lost a
quantity Of blood. His condition Is
serious.
LONDON, July, lG.-A dispatch 10
The lIues from Sofia says both Of NJ,
sIhmbulon's hands have been ampu.
iaisd. one Of his hssRilauts was
wounded.
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SPOKANE, Wm.. July lG.-JOhn
Carr, while intoxicated nj BpriDgdale,
laid down in the woods TO sober up
He was attacked by dogs and when
discovered was at the point OF death,
having been literally eaten alive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

wAsHISGTOS, July ia stats.
ment prepared at the Mint Bureau
shows coinage during tho last fiscal
year ~ follows: Gold, Si3, DS3, AS.
silver, s9,O6S, $50; minor coin, S7l7,.
90 total S53, us, $40.
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nOrH MURDERED.
'hs hodies oTTwo Gi,Is Found Buried
Ia CSlIuF.

b, DETROIT, Mich, July ia special
'he News from Toronto, Ont, ssyt;
Nouhl buried In the cellar OF the house
wv, w. 10, saint Vincent street, this ai,Or.
NMl1n, were the bodies OF Alice and
;seiile, the missing daughters OF Bon.
,Ilh r. Pitzell. 1t IL now \ matter
IHiIost beyond doubt that II. III.
noimes, when here last October, DELHI
'"'e'y murdered the pair and linus rid
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CAPITAL, 100000
General Admission,
Children Under 9,

For tho special Rccomm olaiion VI
ladies aud children without escorts, mr..
fAnromenls have boon made for tho sale
Oi tickets during the DAYS 10 tho oNhib.
ition ~ smith Drug co, corner, Main and
Second South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16

tn lutity, strength, keeping quail
~ 'nl uniform excellence DR.. Prios's
'ne foremost baking powder in all
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Just pinch Of Or. Prices Baking
Powder guarantees pure, light, whole.
some anu palRtable food,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-06-20
TIC. Garter.

We have just closed week OF COM
mencement exercises in Hartman.
Bishop Kephayt. OF the United Breth-
rem, pgesched the baccalaureate SER
mon Dr.. Graw, of New Jersey,
preached the annual sermon; Rev. Mr.,
Allen, Of Brooklyn, delivered the ad-
dress to the societies. Grow is OF the
NJ. e, church, and Allen is a Baptist
The SilverLake Quartette made things
lively with the best OF vocal music
DIR. Carter, OF the United Brethren, was
presental the time, and now aud ther
put ia eloquent words. Mrs. Gen. Fisk
was present on the last day, and talk
ed admirably. Rev. W. L. Richard
son, assistant editor of the Southern
Telescope, was present part OF tn
time Rty, Nicholson, presiding eide
of Hartman district, United nreth
rem, was with US from beginning /,
end. Diplomas we're conferred uro
eleven young men aud women.
! talked some with Bishop KeI
hart. ] learned from him that th
United Brethren church is an episcoI
al church, and that their doctrines al
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