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oDANS FOREoasr

Il I d f. lnd.-The annual state
Mon vii, he I'M ercollcssai. Athletic
Dc hdd hors today.
slIiD is,skfiI,r Pet. Maher ana rranl,
/ cub r a. 'pSn'shl before tho lutenm
% Long Island ci,y. '''
Fl airsffli1raowIN, Iowa The ANNA,
toeia,ions Iowa international Ain
' VIII be hcld here today.
|.. sssskikImThe Union neorew Voter
( lhis e,i will hold a ,nomoriai
'' evening in Temple Emanu.
[lfslatas Ie championships Of the
ioasy Al Ai.hlelic aasoclaiion VIII 'N
LAT sslt +, Is expected by sapien,
81 thss sseral reeords Win 90 to.
tlube = game Of the New 'Ie H. 20"
[as a Bergen Point. Co." JERSEY
ISa't Butler. the Linscot,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-29

INDIAN ApOIts- Grand Army OF the
Republic vet runs are flockinl 10 the CITY
from all parts If The STATE u bear tne
Nll!Ian q. RrAlley Of lNentlekN
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TIE clAn no rAuRE.

Moscow. May %. The ear has sent .
cordial telegram ia President Faure In
rcply to the laiter's congratulations upon
The occasion Of his majesty's coronation.
The car says:
"You may be sure thai the livery sym"
pathies Of France are espe cialiy agree
able TO me 1 feel sho 10 one who Is Win
us IN these solemn moments.
RELIEF RESOLUTION SIGNED.
Washington, May 2s.--The Joy resolution
for the relief of the St Louis, sufferers
renchod the president al 3 o'cIock anu W.
signed by him twenty minutes iater'
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rOsTON-Cyclc are gathering here for
NE sprng uict oi the Masstehu.rii
liVlsion ut the Lvasnn of American
Whee'men, which VIII he held here to-
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Pleading for Pardon.

The State board Of pardons Governor
Wells preceding listened during the
day TO pleas for clsmoucy - tne case
ot large uumuer Of ponitcnusty
prisoners. jas, who wuuid receive
pafdons, q auy. aud who would be
uUOmeJ TO dishpp inImeut could not be
sscetlaiuUd before press time. "
was state that the information w0ul
not be fUrbeUming until o O'clock.
1he list Of those Tor whom releases
were sought IL a. ioll0~G
John Pierce, disturb ng the pescei
james W.. MAr.n, burg aTy, Maurice
P,oyost, uutsIaty; Thomas +. Quinn,
burglary; R.ubstl knight, grand LAT.
cony; samuel w. Mcdonnell, train.
Wteeaini; James You y, robbery
Charles DITaugJ, grand larceny, R3u-
stt 4. Auams, rap,; John .. Au fewt,
uuTgiarS Cole Noble, bur larry; Jose ph
Hedge, rape; w. q. Bleak, forgery
Alma Pisrce, iuyou itsry mausisugh.
Ter; William Ryan, Involuntary man
slaughter. JOun Benson, yo untaty
nsUfisug his HiTum Mcbride voiun'
larry maIsiHug htef; Robert Michael,
u wen, ior.e'yi Ms. Metz, ptoeufeD
GsITgu Hartley. Rssault with intent a.
commit rape; william Ryan, burglary
samuel Mulberry, muTirI
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wbslmipg vote Aai the debate con.
tiuusd.
Toe indIcatlsns are al this time that
the debate will extend lntO Weiusis
day. The elders seem 90 regari the
cl.lms made by CuftaiH elders tina
hey are prssohing Morn uism NJ %
very serious thing. lhey regard 81 d.
aHiii to hsresy, ana u may lead T. in.
teresting complications before the rud
Of the cOufsTuuce.
on tue next day. pracetdinTb am
Plain DtSlsr says in is ,urtHIoh-
JenCe dated April .:
40 Interesting session was held
Wednesday afternoon, The discussion
relative ~ the amending 90 tNpuus-
iug frgm the Book NJ DJclriuu aud
Covenants Of section us, SUI which
consumed all Of TuosuHy't session, WsH
resumed Immediately ups4 the con.
cluslou Of tue opening prayer Mach
spirit was manifested dufng he debate.
The division On the sOrd Mormon wss
met a. clearly dohucd a. on the
previous day. Several Of the elIert
wbO the day before boldly proclaimed
they were preaching Norm Inisn aud
were not sshAmud 10 o.. were very
uuch more cOHsefvatIvp, auI they
offered explanations Ui their position.
Elder r. W. Williams male 40 cHpis.
nation thst was regarded b. many
VI tho elders ass complete uAukdgw
on this question.
The fu.uit NJ the debate was the
al Iption Of Bishop kolley's propui
lion by a vote ui IS lU 20 The otI G..
tonaulo section anu tho wotJs "MJr'
mUnsm,D "btst UllUun etc, viii
continue 10 the book, tut a uUte VN.
planning that the entire article II bu
q newspaper clipping viii be- appunIcI,
relieving the chuicn from any rcsp0 4.
siullity TOT the uso Of tho terms men.
TONED,
Aiter the Amendment by BlshOp
Kelley was adOpted, President Joseph
smith, VINO unIer toe rules was no
allowed ~ speak on the question, oH.
planned his position. lie said wncu
ever he bai been called ON ~ explain
the term NJ run Ii.m he said he be-
lievui II vas GtsItl restored by the
angel. He would personal y have
much preferred 10 see the sttIclH iu
question wntteu Ia a much more
moderate way. lie sad he would
not have cared ~ tho section was t.
m we'd entirely. HU had aps0lutoIy Ga
ituliug la tue matter.
Elder W. W. Blair then gave nc,
tice that before tue und II the confer
ence he would endtav1r 10 20 amend
tue rules Ne 10 give the ptrSiJtugy ol
the church n ri 10 speak On quus'
ton, Rud thst a chairman DO ca teu
Tor the routine work o the conference
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STATE NEWS.

A new R,pu0liosn paper 10 to DO
started In OAdtn.
]. A. Llvtless has resigned office ~
ciIy councillor NJ PaysOu.
The Morcur town election Ia called
W iutsIsy next, April Il.
The U all Midland surveyors are in
The uti ghUOfuOUI VI Evansville.
Eiglt Inches Of sn0w was tue record
IN sAD pets county On Wednesday.
The charges against Ere Chief Bin.
'ofd Of Ogden are 10 be Investigated on
April 80.
The Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. Of Utah Stake
noli confefsLCs In Payton ON Sun.
day, April 20
The Tooelc Transcript announces its
cGgerness T. begin cutting ties for the
new Tailfotd.
The Primary association Of Grants.
vile viii have an opeTstta performance
At their May day festival.
The recent storms have swollen the
m0untSin slTssms 30 that high water
"A thrsAtSnsd In several parts OF the
State.
William Miscellaneous Is under ecu.
iehcf ul louf muuNuH IN lut louele
county J ~ for stealing = saddle bs'
longing to George Parks VI rooele.
IL IN sad that several Of the young
hooilums OF Mt. Pleasant are carry log
uuns ~ CITY MsTshal MunsOn b-cAut q
that officer viii not allow their rowdy.
lsm,
Robert Hsggis, the ToOsls man nc.
cused OF attempting rape and pho d
under $500 bonds 10 appear for trial,
failed 10 come at the appointed time,
and his bonds were 10 feitsd.
A iire In an empty ice hou'e back OF
the TOorle cooperative store was die.
covered on Monday by Charles Nc.
X liar In time 10 prevent n blaze that
might have destroyed the cooperative
fIrTe ami the cOutt house.
ToOrle Transcripts Because Of the
bal weather between Is, 900 aud 20, Goa
sheep have gone on through 20 the
,rmhing gr unds without Deing
shbaTed, II w- rave munh more cold
If stormy weather our shrarrrs will
have very little TO do At home this
.sasnn.
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The East Mefuuf GolI NJ ming aud
Milling company nave purchased from
DAVID VIM OF al Of tots paso tue
AfoHud anu other mining claims In
his District,
Josh Whitman AMI tho Bradshaw
Bro. were over TO West canyon Sun.
DAY Aud brought from their properties
fuo samples tom Uto bodies wnic h
they had enolultsTet
a. IS. RIUkhill, Elisha Day, Mar'o1
Walker And one VI Tue 5Ia uis went
over 20 West cauypn sul4ay to c.tc
On slms wedges when thsy thought
were III night.
For tho sum o $50 Geo. 4 Edward
has disposed OF his tufvt- uur,hs inter
est IN tue Last Chance miuinK elaine
1 the Camp Floyd dis.r o. l. The q !
Miuiug ami Mhlug company. Deed
was fied for record win Recorder
IhOuhs yesterday.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Don Mcguire OF ogden Is at the
Walker,
Attorney b. -. uouz lie up from
Provo on legal business aud IN d guest
Al tho Cullen.
George w. Roope, a well known los
ton business man, IL stationed rs tho
kuuthlorl.
a.. d. fcnlon, agent for the Rio Graudo
Western railway a. Ogden, II registered
At tho Walker.
". n. Eliot aud wife Of Detroit, aud
John Woodward aud vito Of plIsbufgu,
arc sOluuruiug a. lhu kuutsfOTd.
TIL. mornings Ogden ) Standard says
that John y, flkO ui mi, cay, lathUr VI
Charlie PIAu, tue boy soprano, PROBABLY
VIII fsuaNe his iamily ~ that cly and
make his homo there,
Jules NJ. 1tAuluu, The BOuniiiul mar.
bic worker, waH IA town today. Ito says
that ull is we'll with hun except that hIs
youngest daughter has been quIo ill he
past week. sno was but slightly im-
proved today.
Arthur Is. smith, assistant general Ias-
Hong6 anu t,cAet aggut OF the Burlug.
ton & Missouri River railroad 10 900 salt
Lake anu muuo pleasant cal on tue
NLws this afternoon, lie WAs acc m
panied by ". 4. Mcmillan, tho q =
l0cal agent, and was very pTOiube Ia IA 4,
piuls0 lOr llah's beautiful vail D., &c
Vulnerable resources and pTospurut b
Noodle.
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MINOR MENTION.

Weather forecast for thirty.6iI hours
ending tomorrow niKht-FJt Ubh
loCal rain anu IN " tonight aud SUI.
DAY; stationary Temperature. Bal
LaEc Ciiy ana vicinity, rain and snow
stationary temperature.
A runaway occurred about uoOu To-.
day At the corner VI FIR North d
Wet Temple streets. Iht fleeing stoeus
wee attached ~ furniture y.u lYai.
ed with household goous. Thr uu q
fhu squafi Il against a street car p.le
aud was badly damaged. The uIiy,f
whose name was nOI learned sustained
= painful injury 10 one VI his amt
TIE Ponllo Debating eiup met at
the Y. ~. &, A. pRrlors last evening,
President Allen Presiding. lne uuuai
was on the question: Ryfolvcd that
more restrictive smigratiUn We tutu,J
ne passed by thu Unne states goytru-
meni. II, W. SOule champiUuei ne
affirmative, While Is. H. Allen led O. G
utgauyo aud carried Oh the hou.f. {
tue evUuiug. A eualigugB Nta REQ iv,d
frlm the Temple Ot Honor ludg Tor tue
Polite cIub TO discuss pt0hibiuur win
luem ~ their haIl IN ne near iulur,,
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MINES AND MINING.
Considerable Activity With The Bulls
and Bears IN Chang Today.
TRADING FREELY INDUCED IN.
Galcna Scores Its First Sale 10 tho Pit
LehI In Minlug-Notes From
the Bannir.

The proceedings on 'ohAngs today
wore character red with a good degree
,ol activity and seven different stocks
thafed In the trading. Mammoth aud
Mercut which have been eKeiliog con.
lsiderAblo attention the past few days
iremained quite strong but no sales Of
leithef were made, although on the
Halter the quotations were separated by
margin VI but Jour cents
The trading commenced on Dalton
and Lark, holders VI which succeeded
In relinquishlng possession to some VI
II at 49, AMI 80 cents. East Golden
Gate proved a target for investme
ana 200 shares OF that stock changed
hands. GAlena, which was listed but
few days ago, made iIs ntst exchange
on call todsy In block OF $50 share,
whlcn brought $50 per snare. Tue
stock was IN demand At 2! cents lie
than tue selling h.utO, but holders VI
II made n play iOt 81, Sun hlne !,
fapiuly awaking from its teYofie nud
recent slump anu Will doubtless ere
long stand out lot its original value
One huudrsd shares found takof NJ
81 90, aud more Of II could have been
secured At ines ms figure. Uah wai
strong with al 80 askSd and tl.7O uiI-
the nearest puIut that these quOIaiiyni
have come 10 each other Hinoo The
opening Of tue exchange.
Tue unlisted call opened with l. re
erald, but there was no apparent ~
cliuatiou to do busin,s' Aud II WA
passed without sale. Little PITTS
butg was the neGt ~ Ok talked auu
Tor time its call cTta OF no little stii
among the brokers. ibfeo cents wal
at frst dumanuud Or the stock, but d
sale being neg that d nj crutr, hOii,
cfs Of 1, came down " II aud eau
the CONTAMINATION Of twI more unut
fera at figures little below the three
cent mHtk. The call Of Natural Gai
brought cut offerings VI the alleged
piss ei.0u' vapof stock At = ceuts viii
bids Of "a. Dalton followed In th'
wake oil Little P.Utuufg and OOi
ehatu. cuRugeu ownership. One thou
sand shafos OF Crown found Nkof ~
10 cent?.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED STOCKS
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Notes.

u. 4. Deraiy Mauhal Henry re-.
turned yesterday from Sewer county ;
he states that the grading on tho San.
pelo valley branch, II. q. W., IL com.
Melted from Salina 10 Rchnoli auj
The track laii about seven miles south
Z gAlna. The railroad people com.
plain Of difficulty IN getting men g.
Jay the track, and the Seylet valley
people ,Kflsin that the difficulty IL
ctusrd by the wages oiierrc-sO cents
Jay 4 board.
The funeral of Elder Thomas =.
Reese was held yesterday afternoon In
the second ward meeting house. 4
large number Of relatives and 'fiends
were In attenisnce; tho followin
uame Elders addressed the mnurneti:
John O. Jpues, George r. peary, Oscar
wilkins, Reed SmOot, s. +. EggerluUu
IT,, AMI Evan Wfiie.
o IN Olsou Of Provo bench, aud Chst.
Bluvham NJ Provo, who were wortit X
ON the Provo Power plau' ~ the m1u h
4 the canyon, were iujufe1 Yesterday
morning by a 'cave TO-" Olson was
haily cut on the haai aud one n Blng,
nam. ankles was broken; both men
Will recover
judge NcCstly arrived from tho
south yesterday. He Will open court
Noudsy, AMI among other things hest
= motion for ncv trial In the case NJ
Harry Hayus, and N the motion Ia de.
nird, Impose sentence.
T.. a, Groves has commenced sul'
Afnirst Tnumhs RoyHucp Il vi IN a."
Fourth district court 10 collect gl,tUl
on pr0misHDfy note, secured ny mort
gage On spuBgville real estate.
Mt. and Mr,. II, T.. Kuowlden'i
ismily has been Increased by the RrTiv-
nl n a hnv girl. The little lady arrived
so tefday morning.
OUs o. Roger, representing Burn,
am, Hanna, Munger 4 Company o.
Ksusss CITY, IL visihng our dry good,
mrfohauis.
MIR. WIN. II. Smith OF SpfinEvill,
dirI lhufsIay from heart allure
Ino funeral was held yesterday sitter
noon.
Felts str entertained that the lAt,
cold weather will prove Injurious {,
the ituit,
The quarterly stake conference con.
venod Inl' morning.
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The Immense copper deIoslt- known
10 exist In the La Ssl mountains, Grand
county, ssys tue Eastern Utah hlVo-
osis, have gone AJroad sad Detroit
Uattss have opened negoiia1inus fJf
what 10 known A. the King May
ptopefty, consisting Of several elaine.
A shipment OF ore will be MAZE 10 de.
istmine The actual value, when, II IL
said, ptsPArAliOns viii be made for tho
construction VI sneltet ~ the base oi
LIS Sal mountain. This mpans gresi
zeal IT eastern Utah. A plant u thi,
sini In actual operation will inspire
o5un isscs, aud La ) III sal Blue myuu.
,aibs viii Aur Ct the attention they
deserve and eastern Utah will b, come
Jns u Ihe principal miuing fsgi 10 o
the STATE. In tue BuS mouuta NJ n
number Of paying properties ate Low
beiug worked.
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Mining

Articles ~ incltp u the BIZ
Four Clut 4 lated MINING AMI MIL.
ins company were filed with Couuiy
CLERK Jones yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is t9jD,Oln,
divided In shares of the Tar value of 81,
and consist Of to AuchOL Hutsinhu,
Dice ltvH ard q IJlwlp miuiug claims,
situated IN rlntic miuiny district. The
inrlfp. ralots are Ill Lshi people std
the officers are W. T.. Rscter, prest.
dent; Edwin I. Goodwin, vice pftsi.
'e 4; samuel I. GI1Iwiu, secteiaty
snd treasurer; Musiah Evans and
Robert Fox, # rec ofs,
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In fouT-culumn article headed The
Coming Cliy, the last issue " the
Lehi Banner prOclRims TO the pubic
the advantages Of that eUtrTpfislu
town And speaks as follows with 70 ard
10 mi ing!
Leni men have always been fore.
most In the dtvvlupment ~ d upening
up Of such districts and can't No Fen
Springs, Mammoth, Eur,ks, MsfOur
aud Sunshine anu these ore results "a
ihs enterprise OF Lehi citZ5uF. But
Lshi 10 TO reap great benefits fOm ths
dtVelopmr nj OF these CAMS IA non
the advantage OF her situation al G ha'
become tho natural dit b NJ pi
Tor all the mining country which SUI
uuds heI auj lies TO tue west. THIS .
tho great oulhIung polnt anu dAi)
q Arus OF wagons, loaded win cam
suppll,b purchased here anu MI
with hopeful pTOsptctoIs, start out Dc =
tined for some OF the well known a.
tTicts or some section AZ yet unpfosl e. :
ed, And In fair weather Or foul long ~
OF WAGONS loaded Win lumber, ~ .
duoe, groceries ana other supple
make their daily trips TO the gtta'
Camp Floyd district which lies but
twenty miles 10 the west. Then tht
Halt Lake & Western II. II. whl'u
forms junction with the Union p
Cifiois tue main passenger rIule u
tween tho outside world and heT u
Fairfield, Sunshine aud the n a
IinliU region.
The city OF Lohi Ia situated In The
midst OF what Is known as the Leh'
mining district, aud which OF late hns
come Into prominence by the Tloh DIE
coVsries made 10 what 10 known a. the
West canyon, In the northWest mis-,
aud by the operations OF the EHs'
MsTcuf Gold Mining and Mllllnt
company, which owns and WIN 500
commence 20 work a large number Of
claimA u few miles northwest OF the
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Salt Lake and The three gtu,lsme'
went 10 Spiiug Creek, between Provo
a.d Snfirgvllls, tor the purpose u'
testing tho water with view IN nscor.
tain No sdap,abiilly Tor tstahlith'rg e
State nbh hatchery OF that stream.
There 10 always b 20 d iuppy % Wa"f
q On even temperature IN Spring
Greek aud n would prum to be an ideal
.lacc fora hatchery.
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Judge lOnpg,s Count.

The following vf.sIs were msle by
Judge Yousg TO-DAY;
john smuh W North Canyon Wat Z
cUmpauy; moIJu Inf order uqulun
VIC, RsIny 10 return Plaintiff papuIs
10 DaIkr, hIsa.tuTuey.
Aaron kVJsrr W Maria Finch Blu.
mrsler ut NJ; B. l., Mouo sppyill d
guardian fOr mlgur uuifs.
salt Lake Llluo, company et al "
lb,N Mining uuu smuli < COMPANY;
motion Tor order s1tuug aslds srIrts w.
ttluTst 90 ETautsl ana eate col iUI
May -5ln.
lho STATE We James Col ism, TT
burgnIyi duioudat atrsiguvd auu
,ivon uuIil April gUlh 10 plehI.
William Mccoy = m Duggiuf,
Flank Carter aul II. =. HicEs, 10
ebony; given un,il .Uln ~ plead; alt o
the InTru olmut gwen u ~ the auONs
IaIo 10 plead on tue charge OF murder.
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On weJusday last IN Sacramento
Andrew Gtgsn, = brick mason, found
a pot VI god nuggets Sbis preparing
e. Icy the foundation VI . building A.
FiiIh anu X strssts. The geld Was
worth 81 800. IL IL thought BY ,Oms
IhAl II w.s hidden many ysars ago hy
au Old ItsliAn who was Ia business al
that corner. Oluers 0slieve tina. twas
placed there by Uue II the sHriy'day
milsts wnU used to make that locality
nis headquarters.
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rRANsFkRs oF STOCKS.

Three hundred shares OF DAl'on and
Lstk At 90 oeVts AMI 200 Mt 49,; 100
East a llden Gate at 90 cents Auh 100
ut 40; $50 GalrnA at 81 $4,000 Sunshi0,
ut 81 90; 800 Litt' Pltt.burS II !
cruls aud | 900 at q; 900 Dalton d,
W cents; l,O0O Grow. Al ld cents. To-
tai shares sold, q, $50.
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city. over In the northeast bills lies
the Alpine mining district where some
very promising disco cries have lately
been made. With all these opp e
tupiiies for employment, Investment
asd speculation LEM 10 rapidly iorgiHR
10 the front.
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PROVO.


Il. q. Tulian, manager OF the R,v
ernmsnt hsh hatchery Al LuAdy llJ'
came down from salt Lake CIy yr,to .
lay and HLent tue Jay with COUNTY
Fish aud Game CumnlssiOusr Newell
~ gathering information Ia rtgaTi {,
he f.h Interests VI the c.unty. T I.
morning Mi. MusSer came down II m
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COM VI l. II CIAL.
sALT LAIlE oLEARINd nousE.

Ioday's clearing house exchanges
amounted 20 $500, -b5. Same day larr
year, f2ii ,2O5. Ih8 weeks cleafiuRt
amounted 70 sl,lo2. 5.5; came week
lssi year Sl,.sS. 7uj.
1upAH's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Snvrr, ga; lead, $3.50.
Luudou.--Sllyrr, SD.
ORE AND BULLION.
W. 3. Mccormick d 20. received 10.
lay! silver snd lead ores, 81, $50.
4. II, jones' 4 20. renewed today,
Or. $500; bullion, $1,000. Total,
$40 $40
Wells, Fargo 4 CO. received today.
Pvnrtyivania bullion, yg,8lB
HIOCAS Ann nAnnEIs
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BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS!

Bargains in goods which you need among which ara
Ladies' ~. 90 Shoes for s1.5O.
Chidren's $3.50 Shoes for 00c
Black Silk Lace SOC to zoe goods for eco.
1928, 1913 and $500 Brocaded Velvets for s1.oo.
SIPS and St.5O silks, fancy. for 69c.
si.25 and ~. so Black Silks for 700
Yard wide Ginghams zoe goods $50.
Genoa Crepe 12ic goods for &c.
12ic Dress Ginghams for Sic.
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thtvHgu Nurt.
.b..hH. .., NHu u.s.
WuuafHAur.I c', NaT. lfr,
toTu-AUrI. lfrs NaF H#
Oats nAprl DO, May DO.
ruTs April iEss, MAY $50
lar1-Aprl, - 100, hlA.NlH.N.
lNnH ApuI. tt.l, May, lIa.l
iIahH-rH,
Harley Notbug doing
Timothy -H
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as we'll as the incidents of his subse-
quent career. During his repeated visits
to the front, while president, ne gained,
among the soldiers, a reputation for in
sensibility to fear, SO careless, SO indif-
ferent was he to any and all danger.
Naturally and necessarily, a man Of
Lincoln g unassertive but resolute cour-
age was distressed at having avoided
Baltimore CONTRARY to his better judg-
ment) on his way to be inaugurated at
Washington, in obedience to the urgent,
overwhelming advice of his friends.
They only prevailed on him at last by
assuring him that the Union cause de-
manded that he should zealously guard
his life. He never failed to feel that he
had made great mistake by any appar-
ent Sinking of duty. He would rather
have been assassinated a thousand times
than not have made the journey direct,
and the mistake afflicted him to his
last consciousness.
No mortal creature has ever under
stood human nature better than Lincoln.
He seemed to know all men by instinct.
His perfect fair mindedness, his nncon-
ditional sincerity, SO impressed every
body that the bitterest prejudices melted
away under their influence.
Since the death of the eminent eman-
cipator many persons have concerned
themselves about his faith, his religious
beliefs, and to little purpose. He has
been called atheist, infidel, deist, par
theist, orthodoxist, 1atitudinarian, ra-
tionalist, as most men of earnest thought
and deep conviction are and have been.
No one knows what he believed or dis
believed; he rarely talked of such
things. But whatever his faith we are
all convinced that his life was in the
right; that he had an idea of God that
should put believers in pint pot Deity
to shame. JUNIUs HENRI BROWNE.