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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

The state Executive Committee WIN
Meet at Dallas Tomorrow,

The Populist state executive COM
mlttee VIII meet at the st. james hotel.
in Dallas. tomorrow at 0 O'clock To NIX
the time and place OF holding their
state convention.
The Hon. IL $. f. Ashby of Tarrant
county Is state chairman. Captain
sam Evans Of Fort Worth is the mem
Der OF the committee from this dis
trict.
An EFFORT viii be made TO have the
state convention held in Fort worth
II Is Understood that Mr.. Ashby ravors
this city, and It is believed the claims
or Fort Worth for the big convention
VIII not meet with serious objection.
Mr. u. Calhoun, editor OF the Populist
paper here, and secretary of the county
executive committee. will attend the
ihestlng az Dallas and do what he can
to bring the state convention hero
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

The following real s''ia
were recorded YESTERDAY ]
w. l.. Maddox to L "
S0Nli0 feet, block u, No.'t
& Co.'S addition. slIM. |
j. S. Aiken and wife ~
rett, l0Oxls0 feet, block y t
T.. II. Burke ct al. toN
235 acres L. II. Burke siH.
l.. l., Jopling to 7 =;
wife, part OF blocks ahdl
slS5.
Charlotte Joyce to Dan w
NJ. Hunt survey, 80. VI
N. r.. Bowlin ct al y y
Martin, 1896 yards B. n ~
vey. $50,
Dan Ebert TO r. L. Nr
NJ. Hunt survey, sleo; j.
James Joyce to Ira keN
Hunt survey, $40.
James Joyce ct al. TO Cnr
40 acres NJ. Hunt surytL y
S. NJ. Jarrett and <,
]. IT. Blanchard. 6l-s aas
survey, 81.
J. II. blanchard 70 Y
r. Il. Prickett, 2l-' acre
survey, 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
LIVING PICTURES
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
One Real Living Picture
Meets Another.
What She Took for a Spirit
Was Her Friend.

Ghosts don't walk in broad daylight
and yet when a woman finds herself
suddenly confronted by the friend she
has mourned as dead she is apt to eN-
perience a creepy sensation that Isn't
down In the dictionary.
In a case like this no amount OF
presence OF mind or self-posession can
ward off the mingled feeling of aston
ishment. fear. joy and curiosity that
Will render woman temporarily
tonguetled, 1t Is only after again seeing
the cherished smile of greeting, after
again feeling that there is throbblng
life beneath the dainty glove. and after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
ARE YOU BALD9

Is your hair continuauv auoa wifi,
pANpRuFF--hlthy animal ,nat,ar
sloushinss % diseased sralp. which
SOILS your clothing and gives Won n
sleveniy appearance at all timesy Does
your head itch' Is your hair Erowine
,,n'nner year by year9 is IL premature
tray ~ any or all OF these symp-
parasitic diseases OF the scsln vyhics
You are neglecting at great saorIf,oe
nANpERiNE IL guaranteed TO cure
you quickly and permanently. salts
Iaetion given or money refunded. For
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

All physicians IN ths .' *
In the welfare OF the fs XII
OF the state, whether VIZ \. NJ
or not OF the Texas siaw 4 n
citation, are requesieo ~, Y /
office OF Adams Thom " %
on Monday evening, 49,, ~
s o'clock. for the ps' ~
arrangements for ,,,ansI.sj
of the Texas state he m y
which meets in lhk ~ s,s u
20, 80 and May L .,,ns ii
necessary prepare !'os III
able entertainment sc..,:syn
body is short and i \ II
to work at once VIZ W., ~
the reputation Of LOT !. ,,sssius,
medical men may Be- n
front rank for gen gems t31
hospitality. BACON ssns1|
Chairman Com on 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
THE CITY TEAcsIl
Hold an Interestins xsaaJ
ing Yesterday NonI,

The city teachers he'd , 4,
estlng monthly meeting n
school building yestef;,i }
Considering the rainy an ;
the attendance was good.
The feature OF the nssrI
highly entertaining dstst
question Resolved. that M
ment OF moral character ~
chief aim in educat!on' n,
tive was ably championed b
Williams and Mrs. wiI,e |
negative was vlgorously w
II. Il. Bramlette and NIL
chal. The debate wM "
much n.erest by all prs-
points of argument on hsa
well scored
Mr.. Locke of the HuG
read a well prepared pix1
ject Of cruelty to aninl
Miss Martin favored ~
a well performed instrud
This was one Of the y
meetings OF the teacher ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

The state Medical Asses
soon Meet He's

The Texas state Meale1
will meet In Fort Worn
continue in session ioul
to be an Important W.
bring some of the most p''
sicians in the state hsfs ~
should be prepared % M,
handsomely and make ''1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
Thc Distrist ..

In the Forty.eisniuna .rsss
yiete ei'e Of burglary .a'assa',,saI
two years in ths ,l,sa 'is
oflense was com'n, " b,t,
trial OF Anderson ~ % y
several times o"'ns
health. -.,s cass n
Tor Monday In the fv st,n,,ts&
e ,,1s, case ps,0 Of this kIsa
trial since the q 'sssirf
on this subject {. ee srssl =
consent in females 49,
coupty
The jury In me ,sssss ss
e ney sfI ria,iiIroad fsilsd
discharged. - n y
aeainst the Teyss y. y b
9 sa,lslu Tor dsu ,isasI.i
'lury returned a
OF the plaintiff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

s5 lbs.
bed near w Il, 'h X va ,,,
prescriptlIoor use b. ~ n
SS eni,s ' sss be- s9a ~ y: 4,
vorite by by Weigh ~, ~
female ns,iscseription' I. M
ant pei ilet,'t so, a1a 3. sN
II Wa '' n, n 'u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

46-n all wool Imported French Serge and Hen
riettas, all colors worth SOC and 75c yard,
yard pattern for SO 75
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

already been sold H y
away, absolutely fres ! n 1,
TINS most complete 's N
valuable common sens ~' ~
ever publlshed-the reS \, n,
required to mail him. \, n
Diispensary Medical As,ss,,
Iaio' N; l.. Of which X,
this little s---s WI
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SzD on O. No, 22i. s,,,J
only and the book viii M
paid. 1t IL a yeritabls ~;
complete in one great ,os.'
tains over 1000 pages ana
Illustrations. Several n, AN, n
chapters are devoted d n.
sideration in plain laurua,.
peculiar TO women ana M,
home-treatment withou, Y,
physician and without A,r,,
init to dreaded "examInat,',
stereotyped local applIc,,H,|
pulslve to the modestlr ~
man. The Free Edition /. i,
same as that Heretofore 3 :
except only that The boot,
In strong paper covers Irs.ij
If French cloth covered NJ.
Boid stamped covers ate M
~ cents extra--sl cents ID d
only the postage and tie M
mat more durable and M.
of binding. Send NOW M
given away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

60.in all wool Novelty Tweeds splendid quality,
worth 81 % yard yard pattern for "a So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

36in English Henriettas. full line of colors, re
nlar price 25c yard s yard pattern for 81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

40n Black Brocade Mohair Brilliantne, worth
81 yard, skirt pattern of yards for SO 25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
snOHOaoHoHono uon0aOH@ E0Ho X
! SLAUGHTER PRICES ALL THIS Q
Week on New Spring Dress Goods. %

3S.in all wool mixed Novelty Dress Goods, ne
effects worth soc yard, 8 yard pattern for SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

5o.in SILK and Wool Mixed Novelty Dire
Goods big line, worth $50 yard yard pattel
for e3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

36in Novelty Dress Goods new Mohar effect
worth 35c yard, yard pattern for 81 60
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
Black Dress Good S

46-in all wool Black Brocade Novelties,
S5c yard, skirt pattern of yards for SO so.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

summary.
Cash on hand rs per last
quarterly report ........... S3lIp1 IS
fash from all sources during
III" quarter, .......,--... Gs57 IS
Total .......,.. -..... s3suI3 IS
Warrants redeemed during The
quarter ..,.-...-.-...... S249 3 -
fa-h on hand April llth lsDG sI3IIo A
Respectively submitted,
:. q. FANNAIIlLL, County Auditor.
In the matter of the petition of T..
4 Davis ct al. foi II public road IN
Road District No. ., Nel Perez County.
Idaho. 1t appearing to the Board that
said petition was in writing, and was
signed by more than ten Inhabitants
OF said District taxable therein for road
purposes, aud had signed said petition
for the purpose Of laying out said dis
,fict to-Wi' Commencing at II point
at the cnnterof what il known ~ the
w. Y. fiartinger road, said point being
- ,ods, more or less, west of the corner
vi section ., 10. -, and Ii, tp.37, \. r.
=, w. H. NJ, and Turning thence west
- rods, more or 'es>, to NV corner of
the ne ne section Is, township ~ \,
II, = w. j., NJ, thence south 100 rods
more or if~~, W the north lltlt bl the
Ncz Perez Reservation, there in "A ..cr-
erhl ~puthea-terly direction over and
along what j. known ~ the Leland
and Evans Ferry Road 10 IA point on
bedrock Creek about - rods east of
TIA" corner OF Sections ~ -, Il, y,
township 81, y, Il. w. Il. NJ, thence
down said Bedrock Creek over such
route a. your viewers may select. tnan
Intersection NTH what is known a.
tlIp ,luliaettA and tana~ Prairie Road
and terminus, and il further appear
ing to 1he Board thai the said petitlon
sets forth and particularly describes
the road tp he constructed, the general
route thereof, that all Of tine land
owners consent to the granting OF said
road, aud that said = ttion being ac~
colupaiicd w. IA good aud sufficient
Eond. approved by the Board of
County commissioners in houbic the
amount of the probable cost If Viewing
and surveying said road, in case tie
prayer of SAID petition b. not granted
and the road finally not constructed,
and the petition being ii ed, it Is there
fore ordered that j. q. Maxon, County
Surveyor, j, Il. iarkcr, Over-eer Road
District No. e, and &. l.. Webster, be
aud they are hereby appointed viewers
to.VtrN out and survey said road. and
Tia" hirrk nj this Board j. hereby
directed to notify said viewers
Now AT this time the Board adj
iourucd - meet tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock "A m.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30


Board met pursuant to adjourn
meuti present rs before.
IN the matter of the petition of :.
Spiawn ct al for a county road in road
District No. = on the Nez Perez Indian
reservation, IN NeH PIERCE county,
Idaho. happening to the Board tuat
SAID petition was IN writing and Was
signed 10y more than ten inhabitants
OF said district taxable therein for road
purposes, and had signed said petition
tor tn" laying nnt of said road to wit:
commencing AT point on the west
me oi the reservation in Sec. ! 1 81
n X w b NJ, said point being the Ter.
nalnus.oi what Is known rs the j. NJ
iiefbert road, running thence III an
eantefly direction about mile, thence
southeaster,y about mile to the road
running up the west side of Sweet
Water t'feek, thence continuing south-
ea5terly over and along SAID road To
the mouth Of what is known as Packer
Gulch, thence up said gulch to the
mann forks thereof, thence up the East
Fork OF said gulch to IA point ON the
section line between Sections 10 aud -
at or near the corner to Sections 10, II,
II and Il, L and II aforesaid, thence
EAST on the line between Sections II
and II 10 the cor between said seq
TONS IL and II, thence south through
the center of said Sec, II to the north
west corner sWi SO said Sec II, thence
east to TIA" northeast corner said .w
SCI Sec, II, thence south mile to the
northeast corner NV sci See. %,
thence east about % rods, thence south
eaSterIy over such route as Your
viewers may select about 10 rods to the
line between Sections % and y, thence
south Ia the corner between sections
- and 70, thence east to the north
west corner Lot II Sec. -. thence
south about 20 rods; thence south
caStcrly twenty rods more or less to
the line between Lots 20 and %.
thence east ia II point ut or near the
southeast corner of Lot Is; thence in "A
general sunthea-tcAlN directions over
such route rs Your viewers may select
TO an intersection with what i, kuo VA
aS the Lake Waha aud Mt. idaho
Stage Road at or near soldier Meadows
ami terminus. And il further appear
Ing to the Board that said petition sets
forth and particularly describes the
road to he constructed, the general
route thereof, that all of said owners
consent Ia the laying out of said road,
ailh SaIl petition SETS loftit The UCrc--
sity for and the advantage to he gained
by the laying out of said road and said
petition being accompanied by "A uoud
and sufficient bond, approved hy tie
board of county commissioners IA
double the amount of the probable
cost Of viewing and surveying in ease
the prayer of said petition j. not
granted aud the road finally not
constructed aid the petition being
filed ii Is therefore ordered that j. O.
MaNon, County Surveyor, August
Larsen, Road Over~ecr Dist. No. > ana
|. :. ~plaWn, he and they are hereby
appointed viewers, TO view out and
survey sad road and the Clerk of Til,
Board l. hereby directed to notify said
viewers.
Now At this time the court adjourned
10 meet tomorrow morning at q Il ~.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

Board met pursuant To adjournment.
Present a. of yesterday,
Tie af1irinl bond of II. Paurault
having been filed and examined il j.
hereby ordered thai the same h,. an
proved.
The petition OF j. {. I.arkee ct al for
a public road from the mouth of Pot
ittch to the North Fork OF the Clear
water having been flied and considered
and the Board being of the opinion
that tae expense incurred in construct
iltg said road would he too great to un :
iertake AT present 1t i, therefore or
de:ed that prayer of said petition he
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

warrants ~ aud 81, dated November
End 1894, amt warrant No | issued
January lath lNA5 and warrent No. 81,
dated Oct 3l-t. lS93, and warrant Issued
10 Fred kiHcr. registered Jan 9Th, ls93,
watreut ~ dated Jan. 18Th, 1888, and
warrant Is. dated July 18th, 1888, al Il
warrant No, los, datet October 18th,
1864, and warrants No 50, ~, aud II,
dated April 18th. lS9S aud warren: Ne.
1t, dated April 18th, 2e9i, aud warrant
No, 50 lssued Octuter Hin 1889, and
warrant No. /, dated Jan 2lst 1895. all
on the Geues,e Fund, amt warrant No
ial, -, ;i3. 80, aud IL, warrant No. III
issued October lth, lsH', and warrrut
1913 issued July 10Th, ls93, ami warrant
No. loo registered February 18th, 1895,
and warrant No. l1H registered .Inntlary
2lst, 1895 on the Current Expense
rund, and Warrrnts No. - Issued
10 ISSUED April Eth 1875, on the Gen.
eral Road Fund, had been advertised
for payment, and that more than sixty
days had passed without said warrcuts
being presented ior payment, aud that
the money after the expiration of said
sixty day.. had been used for the nav.
meht at unpaid warrants, next IN
"fder, now at this time upon the ap,
pficatlotl OF the owners of said warrants
and the presentation of said warrants
endorsed, It il hereby ordered
that the Treasurer of said county nav
said Warients out of amy money ia the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
upon receipt of same properly endorsed
by the owners thereof.
Now at this tine the Board adinurn-
eel to meet tO~morroW morning Mt q
O'Clock Il. IA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30
APRIL II.

y ~ al this time the Roa:d met par
~annt to adloufnm"ut present n br-
fore.
The following claims against Npz
l'tirC County were examined aud
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
IN payment thereof.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30
APRIL, Il. 1SD6

Board met pursuant to adiourn~
ment; present as Of yesterday.
The following claims against NeZ
'trce County were examine and al
10 we'd and warrants ordered ,drawn in
nnNment ihereOf.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

Board met ur,uaut toadiolrument;
present a> before.
The following claims against NcZ
Perez County were examined ana AZ
lowed and warrants ordered drawn in
payment thereof:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

GENERAL ROAD FUND.
Emerson and tlyde......... ...,.... u 80
DISTRICT ROAD DIST. No 9.
Smell * lie Baron =. ................. 5 81
The bond of w W. Ra.ston, to sell
!iuuor ia the town of Leland, having
been flied and examined tits hereby
ordered that the same h" aud j. hereby
approved.
in the matter OF reiu~ufinu the
Court Fou-' aud Jail buildings, the
insurance policies on same having en-
pired on March II 1896, and whereas,
til" Insurance policy i'll thr Oakland
Home Insurance Co.. un the court
house furniture and wood she'd, expires
on July 18th 1896, and, whereas, the
said Oakland Home Insurance Go. Is
now dcfunct and whereas +. W. ket-
teuharh, agent, rcinsured for three
years from March l4th 1886, the said
court hou-e and jail buildings and the
court house furniture aud the wood
she'd at the established rates, in five
Insurance Companies, doing business
in this state as follows:
tiremans Fund...-................. d. $500 GO
North British and Mer... ........ 1900 90
AtDchester...... .--.............. 1900 90
Norwich Union. Observation-Disclosures 1900 90
Liverpool x Lon ion Globe. ... $500 90
Queen. 300 %
It i therefore ordered that said pol
Ici"S he ami they are hereby accept Ell :,
and the Auditor j. directed 10 draw n
Warient nti the Current expense fund
in favor OF +. W. kettcnbach for SRI
80 in payment of premiums OF said
policies.
II appearing Ia the Board that war
rants No. |, >, ,. g. :, :, and g. dated
January Il, lSDf ami warrants No -
10, ~, as, -, ~, Il, -, -, -, -. aud
-, dated ..uly l4tIi 1921 and warrent-
NJ. II lated Sept 18th 1894. aud war
rent No, l33 dated November 22ud.
1874, and v'arrents No. lei. 100, and
los, dated November eth 1875, ana
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

Quarterly report of the Auditor of
M Perez county, Idaho. for the quar-
ler ending April llth, l>96.
Cash on hand As per last report .Ia,.u-
AIRY lith, 1896 ..... ............S3lly5 IS
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

.tiS W - MIL III '...-... ....-'.t-'t.... . ~
Ia the matter of the viewers IN the
samuel Stodiard and Others road, in
Road District No. 4, Nez Perez county,
nmined il j. ordered that the ith day
of May 1896. at 10 o'clock ii III, j, the
day set for hearing evidence and proofs
from all parties interested for or against
the proposed road, ascertain and 10y or
der declare the amount of damages
awarded, to all non-con-entimg land
owners, and declare the report of the
viewers to be approved or rejected. aud
the Clerk of thi, Board is hereby di-
rected tn notify all parties interested,
of this order
In the matter of the report of view
er9 in the w. f.. Stoddard ct al road
in District No. 1, Nez Perez county,
Idaho; the report being filed ana eX-
alnined, ii il ordered that the 4th day
of May, 1896, is the day set for hear
ing evidence and proof from all par
ties interested for or against the pro-
posed road, ascertain and 10y order de-
clare the amount of damages awarded,
to all nn,-consentiug land owners and
declare the report of the viewers to be
approved or rejected and the Clerk of
tins Board is hereby directed to notify
all parties interested Of this order.
In the matter Of the report OF view
pr> in f. +. Nelson and others road, III
Road District No. 7; the report being
flied aud examined, ii is orde red that
the 4th day Of May, 1896, Is the day
set for hearing evidence ard proof
from all parties interested for or against
he proposed road, ascertain and hy or
der declare the amount Of damages
awarded to al, n-consenting .Ind
owners and declare the report of the
viewers to he approved or rejected. and
the Clerk OF this Board j. hereby di-
rected to notify al! parties interested of
this order.
Now at this time the Board adj
iourned o.meet tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock n IN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

The following claims against Nez
Psrc" county were examined and
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
in payment thereof.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30

Cash ol hand rs per last
quarterly report ..-....-... S3lI11 q
fn-h from all sources during
The quarter. ..........,..... GS51 3
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-23
A SILVER CONFERENCE.
Looking to Nomination of Silver Candi
date for President.

Washington, January a2.-Nearly one
hundred Of the most prominent silver
men of the country met in Washington
today to arrange for holding q nationa
silver convention to put ticket in tbs
field for the coming Presidential cam
paign this action to be contingent vi or
the failure of both the old political par
ties to recognize the white metal by nom.
mating candidates unequivocally pleged
to Its rehabilitation on basis of Is to l.
I he gathering was the result of con.
ference held in Chicago several weeks
ago of the American Ri M etaIlio Union
and the national silver comm ittee, al
which it was agreed to consolidate under
title of the American Ei-hietallic Union
w it'll Gen. A. j. Warner as president.
The meeting today, which was held be.
hind closed doors. with an evident inteu-
ton to prevent any remature announce
nient of It's proceedings, was expected to
ratify the consolidation and mako deal
with the Poulists by which both organi-
cations will hsv their convention in the
same place at The same time.
Gen. J. B. Weaver, Iowa, j. 6, Field.
Virginia; Senator Marion Butler, North
Carolina; T. M. Patterson, Colorado: J.
g. Bell, Colorado; G. M. Wardwall, Cal
ifornia; j. FL. Turner, Georgia and e.
6. Brown, Massachusetts, constitute a
special committee to meet the silver men.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-23
Picturesque Maine.

At Congress Square church, this even
ing, after delightful organ concert by
Mr.. Sangier, Mr. Edward G. SWEET will
deliver his lecture on "Picturesu ut
Maine" Ths Bangor Commercial sale
of it,
'Mr. SWEET began with the Boston
Union station as the starting point by
which tourists enter Maine, ard from
that place carried his hearers thro gh al
most every part OF the state. Portland VIZ:
spiendidly illustrated, magnificent por
trait Of Payson Tucker being one of the
features of that part of tbs lecture. The
wonder of Rumford Falls, the treln en-.
dous produotivenesa and fertility oil
Aroostook and its attractiveness as 9
hunting and fishing resort, were al
spoken of interestingly; especial attention
was paid 10 Bar Rarbor and Mount
Desert Island in general. The views OF
the LITTER section were particularly fms
and the audience was liberal in it's ex
pressons of pleasure at the sight The
lecture was interspersed literally with
apt quotations from poetic authors. Mr.
SWEET ig master at poetry recitation
and some of his selections were rendered
with remarkable power and hrillianoy
His repeating Of 1.-THE Lumbermen Of
Maine," as usual did not fail to hrins
down the loud applause of the entire au
dience, and he never delivered it better
in his life"