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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-30
yhc Ostord Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

.-.,l,a-. s.ooto7HO A. N; $40 A. NJ. u
sT Ss,. NJ ror Portland &c, els and 3 Is
" pr. NJ, for "oFham Se-' ~ 10 A NJ . 10
~. arrive at post onice Prom Portland.
i1 anil. - r ~ from Gorhani, j3
MET , A.
.xt>p TEUNS RAILWAY.
anil .tt,r June p. lS.s, trains leave south
t,..r< cast. 20, -, y So A. NJ, 4 10 7
tais -,--r Dr. 81 4 " 80 S. %, ID IN g. u.
f-,iu- zoia. east. SO, A. N, going
,.l &c.. lH 10 q "a.
leo. A. wilson, IT., is at home from
colby.
D., F.. Barton Of Bethel was in
.s0n ,hs fits, Of the week.
Han ,ha,. n. Gilbert and wife Of
r.--sr we're in town last week.
ns~,.-.r,e county convention at the
..r-- house tuesday At 10 O'Clock.
rt. t.-., Telephone" Is 70 come out
-rea pain, and shining colors this sea-
,or.
NJ .-f N-,.C. h. Chapman Of Lowell
.at %. strives 10 south Paris during
.hs ,.-,...t'a.
~ Ea-r,u Of West Baldwin visited
ti. .-rh.-. ~NAsey C.. Buruell IN this
re., .,-or,N-
V-s.t Mr., Henry +. Morton 20 to
V.-... his week 90 attend the
..-, au.ac,meut.
,.-.-.r q. ". Chapman OF kezar
r-.h %, N'Phouzo sawyer 70 the
Iii t- ..t asst Friday.
n. wall is built aud the car
. assuu FOR e. \. Walkers
..... .H extension Of Pine street.
r-. .., PRATT. Dr. Rounds, q G,
.. g. carter attended the re-
Third Army corps at Port
"a. r.eek
r.. men have called special
-.s-. meeting for Tuesday. July :,
-0 see What action the town
e-. ding the covered bridge
-.-~ Paris.
~c .u leaves with the Demo
---r. upiou cluster Of straw ber-
iu, SOME good ones and
r..t,s.. four ounces.
u- Academy base ball club !
her, Thursday morning
t-l.-... ..J Berlin, y. II, where
... .. .he .acal teams.
..... .,.s.. an ex,uipatio, NJ
f.- ige las, week and finding |
-.t I,,, closed IL up and callei
..t. ...... tp Sre what the town |
81, a ,he matter.
r.,.... -. -.
-,
~ ~
N''>',
N-u' d''' ia -" ',''.' a.
N'>' was ,'''"S "' ~ ~
. Damn. and family have moved |
.f- house ou the new street /
........- STREET school house. The |
....,.... tu, frame Was begun /
V.-..gi ,h,v moved IN the |
.....
N... -o friend, here tha, NJ |
u.-. ~-..-r,. Formerly ~ Paris. = 4
..... -.F ., july ll.h Go Miss Alice 4
MN. wealthy Young society |
I-.rs.. eos. The bridal pair 4
-..... E.-u.taa trip.
N. .-.-.'' N,". W SuoS
- ~ N''
.'.''' -.
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~
"..' ''n, 'l'o "'
-..l r..- ..g considerably eX-
., streets. Walker
.. S,re., Sv,eue
.t--.. ~r.--r.f-s land ou m,
.r.-., 4. an done and /
'.... ..-' "a. ,vr,,.ion If I
$500. = y E-i,g.' land |.
-. .,,r I,r..rh ~ |
,..l -. 90 '..,,4
anu "a @" VI
.-a,y commissioners were 10 |
,.-- .h, court house lsSt Wedue>-
sIlpted a. measure ga the !
% economy and reform the
-a do without ltuitor through !
or. and make the poor l,F'i' !
... iciai, sweep their o"u ouiees-
.- Ne can learn the vilce,s are
t1 extra supply "I "i-'' '','
.rri feeling, ana are even 'V'' 1
e--. 0 openly declare that theN al-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-30
MARRIED.

In Rumford Falls, June l., by Rev. Henry =.
Dexter, Wi'ham i. Heebner of Pittsfeld. Mass.
and Laura Estela Decker of Rumford Falls.
In SO. Paris. June -. by James ;. Wright,
Esq. Mr.. VIM. Boone and Miss Alice Demond,
| both of Berlin " II.
In Rumford Falls. June IL, by Rev. Is. u. Han
naford. Mr.. \. X. Caswell and Miss Mary T..
| Foster both OF Kumford Falls.
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DIET.

In Boston, June Is. John NJ. Bird. formerly OF
| Paris, aged ~.
In Waterford, June -, Calvin wilkins, agei
| - years.
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Total valuation. esiS,'Vs
Number OF polls $40. Poll tax 600.
Rate per cent money tax s.0ls.
Total money tax committed. sL0,9l6-a.
List that pay money tax of $4,000 or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-30
BETHEL TAX PAYERS.

The following statistics are from the
selectmen's books Of the present year;
Resident real estate. ........-.....s5 ESQ, S37
Nor. residrpt real estate, ...-..-.-.--. 81 $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-30

Total real estate, so2l,s6'
Resident personal estate, tla5,l95
Non resident personal estate s.e42
Total personal estate, .-...-.--.------sl 9' ,s5i
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BORN.

Always In season. Horkins' Steamed iiomln,
,IIuled Corn. Elegant lunch In milk. ~ can le'
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Corset Facts.

"Coraline. This is one OF the most
popular patterns made by DIR. Warner.
II has been before the public over four
teen years. And Is conceded TO be the
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as,e Hour, s0to ~ A NJ sNS A. NJ u
ss0P.N - t.,-,i.,1 Nc as and q 4,
f,r.M N. Tor Gorham &c, 30 10 A NJ, rs
-. srr.yc at post Office Prom Portland,
.,.e-1.v. s. anj - p NJ trom Iorhani' ~
.a.t. A..
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\ truck team from West Paris backed
up NJ the Democrat Office Monday ana
with the aid o: a derrick unIoaded few
strawberries which our good friend, H.
C.. Brown. had sent in, just TO show
what the soil aud climate Of West Paris
would produce. We pronounce II case
Of "over-prOdUc,ion." He wants the
Democrat 20 surrender and admit that
south Paris can't match il, even II she
can boast new county buildings, and II
looks on The face of the evidence as
though We would have 20 do so. II Bro.
Brown has got much of patch OF nun
/ like this. West Paris must be a very
| large place.
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silver a, the preient ierai ratio OF 10 70
1. IA the COINAGE existed prior - 1873,
without waiting for The aid OF the con
sout OF any other nati1n; huch g0lu
and silver TO be full legal tender iof
ali debis, public AID private.
"Weare opposed % the retirement OF
the greenbnoE and demand tiut toe
secretary OF the treasury, instead Of
issuiuR lnteresi.bearing b0ncs for the
purchase Of gold, shall rucognize SILVER
M the money Of redemption and exof.
cise the rlyht 20 redeem greonnacGs,
treasury notes and all other onin ooli.
cations in silver where silver Ia plore
Convenient
The delegates to the national conven.
ton were instructed TO vote ne a Unit
and TO vote only for frcs-eoinage car.
didaie Tor the nomination for Presluent
ana Vice President.
The platform also demands the Inn
mediate admission Of ASizJnh TO state
hood.
A resolution pledging tho Chicago
delegates to Bland was voted down, ~
instructions were not deemed pivis.
ablo. The following were elected
delegates to the national conventions
J. Il. Alexander OF Plmnir, J. II.
Wilson Of Prescott, w. II. barnos OF
Tucson, Hugh Campbell Of Fiagsiaii,
wiley IL. Jones OF S1lomonvllle, w,
IL. Burbago Of st. Johns. The nj.
tcrnatea are Mufat Masteraon Of Yuba,
Il. J. Edwards Of CLIQUE, NJ. d. Serb
ner of Tombstone, Harvey Hubs OF
Kingman, Dr. II. G. Dryden Of Win.
slow, II. q. Price OF Florence.
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THE SENATE.

WAsnISoToS, June Sat . O'Clock
the Immigration bill was taken up ana
Morgan Dem, Ala.) spoke Ia support
of his amendment, tnat the restrictions
OF the act should not apply 10 persona
coming to this country from Cuba.
He said NO country had contributed q
better class OF people TO our population
than Cuba. It's oitixsns, hs said, came
TO escape tho prosecutions OF spain anu
TO live under free Institutions.
Morgan brsnohed of to tho pres.
ont war anu said the conditions we're
such as 10 Justify Intervention by the
United Btates. TIE senator read from
the Shook OF Blood" showing the afro
cities OF the late war. Morgan
said he had been nssailed for desiring
war between the United States aud
spain. He did not deny, he said, that
hu was not avoras 10 war II bpain, in
her pursuit Of abominable despoiilm,
continues war on Cuna. Morgan
disclsimed the harsh statements attrib-
utsd 10 him against the queen regent
OF Spain. II the queen Of spain, the
queen OF England, the queen OF Greece
and the Empress Of Germany could
meet In that stricken island aud wit
ness some Of the bfutalities and out.
RACES forced upon the defenseless wo-
muR and children, thea you would
find thess great and noble queens
raising their hands against such
atrocities and ending the rule OF the
brute Weyler.
Morgan referred In closing 10 tho 70.
ports that the President contemplated
using the offices OF tho United States
toward inducing tho Cubans TO lay
down their arms, receiving Ia return
from Spain reciprocity treaty. The
senator aid not know how far the un.
authorized interference in tho afiairs OF
other countries would proceed, but he
regretted that tho President had not
seen 1T 10 act with Congress Ia seek
ing to remedy these conditions.
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THE wALLISa TRIAL.
An Attempt 90 Threw tho whole
ifinme ou scott Jackson.

An Attempt 60 Thraw tho whole
blame on seott Jackson.
NEwPoRT, Ky, June S.-Ths whole
afternoon from 2 O'Clock until q Alon-
20 WallinR was on the stand. His
mother, two brothers and n sisler.in-
law sst near him. More than 200
women were among the speotatorh
outside the bar. Ii was manifest from
the dnit OF the direct examination
that the purpose OF the defense was 10
throw the whole guilt OF the murder
on boolt Jackson, aud n possible e..
tAUlish m hllUi Tor WAlllng himself.
In this direct examination WhllInR
said no never knew Pearl Bryan until
she came here. Furthermore, he said
he knew jackson ut indianapolis, but
never was intimate with him until no
came TO the dental college. Since the
two came here thuy had roomed to-
gelher sud slept In the same bed every
night except Tue third nitur the arrest.
Ho said on both direct and crosp-exan-
nation that Scott Jackson first men.
toned Pearl Bryan 10 him early In
Januaiy, Just after he had returned
from the holiday vacation al Green.
castle.
Then" said walling, "Jackson
took me In u corner Of tue room aud
told me he had Pearl Bryan In trouble
and that hs would bring her here 20
have an abortion and asked me to help
him. agreed to help him get suit.
able room and physician ~ do the
work. jackson said little later that
hs would bring tho girl here, give her
some quick poison aud kun her Ia some
hotel, with tho impression that sno
had committed suicide. Sill! later, he
proposed To kill her with poison ir a
private room, cut her up and scatter
the body In the catch basins."
Friday night, January 3lsi, no saw
Jackson 81 their room at 10 O'Clock,
but ho went out with Albion until
midnight and went to he'd anu slept ali
night, and saw nothing OF jackson
until he awoke In the morning about o
O'Clock. Saturday at noon he had
taken u package ut Jaokson's request
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A HICKORY oAvEL@
rnr BARCELONA mona
a Particularly siendish OutraEt-
Many Arrests made.

a particularly FtendIsh Outrngt-
Many Arrests Made.
BARcELoHA, June s.--The person
who threw tue bomb into The crowd
before tue church Of Santa Maria del
Mar yesterday during the Corpus
Chrisu procession has not yet been
apprehenuel. The impresaion IA gen.
ofal that anArchiais did the work Ms a
result Of a widespread anaTchistic plot.
The police are working on this theory
and have arrested twenty-five men
known to entertain Anarchlstio SYM
pathiss. In connection with those
arrests they have secured . number Of
documents which give Eolne clue 10
the plot Of which yestorday's bomb
throwing was n manifestation. Tneao
documents indicate that the center OF
the agitation IL directed with the put-
pose Of prccipitating a number OF
anarchistio denominations, accom'
panied by acts OF violence, NJ difieront
points simultaneously or following
close upon each other, so ns TO create n
reign OF terror In the different
European governments.
Yesterdays outrage was accom-
panied by features Of peculiar atroclty.
IL was while the people, both those IN
the procession anu tbOse looking ON,
were devoutly kneeling when tho bomb
was thrown by the unknown assassin.
Whether by design sr not II did ils
deadllest work among the Innocent
and harmless, the majority OF the vic.
Tins being women and children.
Those OF them who were not killed
outright were horribly mutilated aud
subjected to excruciatiDg torture by
their injuries. IL Ia believed the out
rage was directed against General
Desbujola, aud OF the dignitaries OF
the city, who was Carrying the ban.
ner at the head Of the religious proces.
sion.
NEW York, Jnne s.-A dispatch 10
tho World from Barcelona says: The
anarchist outrage yesterday, exactly
thirty.oue months af.Sr the LictO
theater explosion, presumably was
aimed ut tho hostla In the religious pro.
ce,sioD. The American consul. general
went ut once 10 the spot. As no Amoti.
can was involved, he called on tho
eaptain-general TO offer coincidence.
Extra precautions have again been
taken to protect tho United States con-
suiato dsy and night.
Fourteen nro dead, mostly OF the
poor class. There ~ u Iumor anoat
that the leader OF tho Assaseins 10 n
woman.
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Do you buy

what your dealer wants to
sell, or do you buy what you
want yourself'
Do you care whether you
drink pure tea, or colored tea?
DO you care whether you
pay tea-prices for stone-pow-
der or for tear
Do you care whether your
tea is merely tolerable or good,
delicious, inspiring, invigor-
ating?
There is one tea-only one
that is uncolored, unadul-
terated and fresh. Freshness
is the secret Of the finest tea
flavor.
Sehiiiing's Best money
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.Schhlisg'J Bcifeoifee, soda. baking
powder, spices, and havoring extracts
are also good in their way--and money
backed.
disabling s. COMPANY San FtaaeiIeo
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and put II in his own locker nj the
college. Itwas pair OF trousers. RE
said they belonged TO Jackson. He
WAS requested To put them on auu
stand before the Jury. The pants but.
toned all right hut they were a tribe
short. The witness said In his exam
nation In brief that when Jackson
fifst btoaohed the matter 10 him after
the holidays he thought ho was talk
Ing through his hat, but he had every
reason TO believe Scott Jackson muir.
derea Pearl Bryan.
Col. Nelson, In the cross-examina.
ton, asked wAlling, "Do you mean TO
Say TO the Jury that you slept with
Jackson Saturday, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday nights, VIII, ~ you
believe, murdered Pearl Bryan, ~
whom you became suspicious on
Thursday. whose murdefOus inten.
tions towards Pearl Bryan you knew
ever since the holidays, and In all
these days read every day about the
murder, that you walked with him,
ate with him. slept with him, aud yet
never once spoke to him shout the
muir ieref2"
eyes, that's what 4 meanp
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PirTzBURo, June s.-The 3 magor.
feat was formally opened tonight NJ
music hall expedition building when
President Cleveland ut Washington
pressed tho button which illuminated
the electric light. The lighting was
the signal for tho most enthusiastic sp-
plAuse, after which the grand sym-
phony orchestra under Director Helm.
rich Zoeilner performed, the Kaiser
march by Wagner. The entertain.
ment closed with the singing OF ihe
Star Spangled Banner.
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NEW TIME CARO-, IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1885
Trains depart and arrive A. sAlI Lake Cily,
daily, a. follows



100 IN overland limited for Chicago Omaha.
Denver, Kansas CITY b. Louis. Ogden
SEQ m local express for san Francisco,
Ogden, Cache Valley anu intermediate
pOtnts.
i'o6p N local express for Ogden and intsrms.
date points
! 90 y u Atlantic express for Chicago. Omaha,
Denver Kansas cay, ST. Louis, Butte,
Portland, San Francisco.
$50 m local express for heTouf. Tinte.
Provo, Nephi, Manu aud intermediate
i0,ob p 10 mail and expros for Provo, Nephi,
Milford. frisco aud intermediate roiuts
sI,i5 IN mixed train for CARRIED leach,
Ioosle and Terminus.
AHETys
$40 y N overland limited from Chicago
omaha, ~. Louis, Kansas CITY Denver
Park CITY aud Cgdeu.
90l q % mani nd express from Helena, nuite,
Portland, San bran cisco, CEdea and in,
term cdiatc points.
7il5 pm local express from san Francisco
Cache Valley. Ogden and intermediate
$50 N Atlantic express from Chicago
Omaha, - LouiA, Kansas city, Denver
0.ib a N mail and express from Frisco, NO.
ford, hephi, lrofo aud intermediate noiLts
$50 p m local express from Merour, Tintic,
Pioyo, Nephl. Mant and intermediate
points.
adJ ~ mixed train ffem Terminus, Toosls
and GarGen Beach.
irrain, south OF JuAb run aaly except
Run daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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HAVANA, Juue ls.-Antonio Maceo
10 actually ut Baiesina on the south
c0ast Of Pinar del Rio. In Costa, the
insufgent leader, has burned several
tobacco houses and n grain warehouse
at Palomina, Havana province.
Trustworthy advices from the prov.
iuce OF Plnar del Rio say there has
been serious conflict among tho
colored anu white insurgents serving
under Maceo, during which twenty
men on each side are said to have been
killed and many more reported wound.
ed.
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ARIZONA DEaocRArs.
Free silver tho Idea Pervading Their
Convention.

PHnNIx, Arlz., June s.-Ths Dem.
ocratic territorial convention which
assembled hoIo today had one prevail.
ing idea, aud that was freq silver. W..
A. Rowe Of YavApAl, for thirty years
chairman. His speech expressed die
sAtisfAetion with the policy Of the Ma.
tionnl Democratic administration and
called upon the convention to express
lis principles without hesitation.
ave favor the immediate restoration
OF the iTeo aud unlimited coinage Of
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nio arnnds M..,.rn nv.

htt efhhae Ns<tetn N.Y.
~. Louis aud return, $3.50, tickets
on sale June 18th, l3lh ana ifih, good
until June 2sfd.
Washington, ID. C., and return,
1915; tickets on ssle July Let, 2nd,
3fd and 4lb, good until July 3lst.
Buffalo, N. Y, and return, $50. so;
Tickets On sale July Ind -nd 3rd, gool
ubtii sept. lst.
Chicago and return, Si2.60 tickets
on palo July 3rd, 4lh and 9Th, good
until July i4tn.
Milwaukee, Wis, and return, $3.50;
tickets on sale July 18th, 18th and 10TH,
good until August 9th.
Omaha, Neb., and return, $50. 90,
tickets on sale August 10Th, l7th ana
18th, good until Sept. l2th.
Milwaukee, Wis, and return, ALSO;
tickets ON sale August 22nd and 23fd /,
good until August 8lst.
st. Paul, MINI, and return, {S7. 90;
tickets on sale August 20th ami aOth,
good until Sept. S0th.
Omahn, Sioux City, ~. Joseph.
Kansas City and return $50, June | !
and is, Tickets good until Sept. 8.
Take ali your Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable Godbe Pit's Drug 90.
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CHICAGO, June s.--whilo temper.
nrily insane II IL supposed Mrs.
Hannah Koch, the vile Of a brick
layer, this afternoon walked into that
part OF the South Branch known a.
Mud Lake" leading her two children
by the hand. She was drowned, TO-
gether with her two.year.old child
Emma, but her son Charles, year,,
struggled and released himself from
the grasp Of hia mother ana saved
himself.
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"Hood's Sarsaparilla has been our
standard medicine for the last three
years, and we have never used II with.
out obtaining good results. We cheer
fully recommend Hoods SarsapnriIls
10 all who are suffering from the effects
81 Impure blood" T.. Elliott, Bcofield,
Utah.
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KEEP yeur deeds and other vAlusbiee, In.
zone savings BAnf Trust %. hsnt 81
Tue year onlY amounts 10 few eents psf
month. Ladies specially invited 10 cal aud
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Notice 90 Teachers aud Others
The Union Pacific announces rate OF
$50 from balt Lake City to Omaha.
kansas City, Sioux City anu other
Missouri river points aud return,
trains leaving June l7th and 18th, with
limit Of September 9th. For particu-
iar,, call nj city ticket office. 20l Main
street.
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Iaif Rates 10 Omaha. Kansas city and
Sioux City. VIA Union Pacific,
Juno I.Ih mud IAlh.

On above dates Union Pacific will
sell round trip tickets 10 all Missouri
river points ut rate of 5000. good re.
turning until September 9th. The
shortest and fastest llus.
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Teachers Rates Fixed via rio Grnnde
Western Railroad.
For tho benefit OF the teachers 70.
turning to their eastern homes, AIsl
Tor the public, tho II. q. W. Ry. ar
nounces rate OF $50 10 Sioux City,
Omaha, ~. Joseph, Ksnsas City and
all other Missouri River points an
return. Tickets Will be sold Juno n
and Is, limited TO Sept. 8. Those In
tending to avail themselves OF this or.
poftunily to visit their eastern hon o
al the low rats mentioned should le-
member that tho II. q. w. has a
through lipo Of Pullman standard
sleepers NJ well ~ through tourist or
iamily sleepera 20 Chicago, New Yofk
and Boston. For further particulars
call at ticket office No. 10 West 6eeond
South street
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greatly relieved for time, hut upon
investigating learned they were keep.
ere OF disordcrly houses. This only
added insult to this Injury already
done.D
James Hlll, a negro and the national
committeeman OF Mississippi, has been
busy all day today trying TO IND quar-
tiers for the delegation from his state.
He was not successful. He could not
even ind n room for himself and was
quite Indignant.
A HICKORY oAvEL.
The gaval which will be used by the
permanent chairman OF tho Repuoli.
can national convention was received
NJ the headquarters u tho local COM
mittee today. II will BE- presented to
the chairman by Senator Berry. one Of
the Illinois delegates. The gavel Il an
excellent ~, clmen OF wouu carving,
done by w. II. Bartels OF Carthage,
lllt., one OF tho most artisiIos csrvefs
In the county. Mr.. Bariels selected
the wood, hickory log tskcn from tho
log cabin occupied by President Lin.
coin at New Salem, ILL.,, 10 1882. There
are panels on esch side. which are
filled In with suitably Inscribed plates
Of gold ana silver.
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Commencing nj ~ IN. Monday, June
sib, will DO the greatest sacrifice sale
OF millinery oNot known IN Salt Ltke
City; 20 10 90 per cent discount on ali
goods. Everything must 20, no reserve.
Romember the place. 90 M,in street.
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Bathing al salIair is now simply de-
lightful.
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SAsr.BoUSn EXCURSIONS

Godbe.Pit.s Drug Go. are noted for
the best Medicines and lowest prices.
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The examination OF ,.sonsrs for tho
Salt Lake CITY Public Sohoola will DO
held at the High School Building, b.
claiming at u. M, me 10Th. Hu
stationery Will bs furnished by the
Board OF Educatiop.
J.. +. MILLsPAUoH,
Chairman, Boara OF Examiners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-09

Hoods Pills cure. Indigestion. bill.
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-09
srEcIAL EXounsIoN EAST.

VIA Union Pacific, Iune 18th aud 18Th.
On ABOVE uates, rounu trip tickets
Will he sold to Omaha, Kansas CRY
ami Sioux City at rate OF $1,000, good
returning untilsSsptsmbef 9th. CITY
ticket office aOl Main street.