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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02
II R.mote From Medical Help,

Doubiy essential is 1t that you should be
provided with some reliable family medl'
cine. Hostetters Stomach Bitters ia the
best of its class, remedyIng thoroughly as
It does such common ailments as indiges-
tion, constipation and biliousness, and af;
cases. rheumatism and Inactivity OF the
kidneys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Hoax-How did the expression living in
clover originator Joax-I dare say Il
came fsom the scriptural saying that all
flesh Is grass
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Paris. with population of nearly g.
100000 people. has less than 100 negroes,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02
The Modern wav

"a legislator, eh? A second solon.
presume?"
mot at all. solon was law giver."
"Well?"
"This man is law SELLER Detroit
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Joe-..Arc the family socInblc out where
Won are boarding. Jack?" Jack-.Sociabley
The farmer and his two hired men sleep on
the floor In my rooin."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

II tho Baby IL Cutting Teeth.
b sure and use that old and velltried remedy MA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Hobbs, looking Mt statue in n city
park-Gee! These city fellers is rich.
Make all their scatecFows of brass.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

FITS stopped FREQ and permanently eurcd. No
Restorer. Free % trial bottle and treat - Mary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02
Hard Time. a. Mont. Carlo.

Heavy players are scarce at Monte
Carlo and profits are decreasing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Halle Cat.rrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

There Is no one In the world In Us good q
position TO make trouble as q friend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

General weyler's objection to people who
send out news dispatches from Cuba may be
due TO nrnfesslOllal jealousy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-02

Plso Cure for Consumption has saved me
large doctor bllls.-C. l.. Barker, 422S Re-
gent Square. Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. s, 1895.
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EELLiSg DAIEs.- Tickets will be-
sold al Oglcu, Bingham, SpTiugvillv,
Goshcn aud al intermediate polnts on
July End, 8Td and an. AtSllvot CITY,
Mammoth ani Eureka on July LIT,
2nl, $50 AMI an. Al Grand Junction,
Ffuitp, Cisco Gnd intern ediate poiuts
on July 1t nud md, At MI other
poiuip, Maplelon, Ricn1eld, soJheld
aud ThomI slu'r, inclusive, ON July
Isl, 2nd and 8fJ.
LlNnIs,-All Tickets will bo limited
10 continuous passage Ia both diroe.
tlonu, with final limit Of July Blh, 1899.
No stop-0vefs or extensions u limit
will be granted under any conditions.
sALTAiR BEACH.-Rutes to Saltair
Beach Will b. a5c. higher than Salt
Lake city rates.
MmIIIA.-Rates for militia cOmpa.
ME- or bands m uniform travelling In
both directions on one solij ticket, will
DO one cent Tor mile each WY.
TRAIN SERviCE.-Ex,ra equipment
viii be provides on all regular trains,
and agents tnouli keep advised Vi
traffic " be- moved each day. On July
2nu, 3rl and 4.h special train will
leave Salt Lake CITY at 1915 pm. Tor
silver CITY, Mammoth, Eureka, Provo
sud all Intermediate pointt.
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not wei verscd m il teachings, SOME.
tunes quote Tic following, To prove th1t
prophets arc no Longer necessary. "lhg
Jaw and the prophet were until John
etc. This, evidently means uudcr ihc
law di1pcnsador, WHEN prophets were
iul'sncu ably ncclis iry 90 point 10 t1e
60 pei ui5pcnsat.oH. aul after that dis
pc iiun was usher d iu, hy The COM
Ing of Christ. prophets were still rcccs'
sarv. else they would not have been
.iycu. LICnaf.ls Was filed with h'
Holy Ghost and pt1phc ted, etc, Luke
Of. Paul propuesied, Peter proplrsl.
ed. and. in isc.. all the apostles bad the
spirit Of prophecy, and often exercised
that git. A1bus was q prophet sec
Acts ~: 10 II in the last day both
men aud women were to prophecy. See
Acts 2. i1IS. Judas aud Sras were
prophets. Acts 1852. The Apostle
Paul oucn IN his epis'lgs speaks oi
prophets; sec first Corlnlbian -; to,78'
Also u: u.s.. a., 50. 81, "a 80. Inc
above quotations are surely cnuug u 70
show to any reader Of the New Iesia'
mCnt that prophets were as common IN
the primitive Church as any other
Church offer. To forever settle the
matter to alI Bible students, we arc told
the testimony Of jesus Is the split OF
prophecy, Rev. 10; 10. We ask, what
Is the tystm ny VI jcsu2 AL must at.
nit, that the follower OF Chfist, q true
Christian IN very deed, aud not merely
q Church member, has that testimony;
and II occasion icquircs he OF she can
Ltophesy. Respectfully.
Il. p. DorsoS.
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mited to labor in suuh worthy caufc
and 10 have the honor of presiding over
such a band of 10y servants Of the
Lord. In taking leave Of them DO s.
with regrei. Aiy love ior them and the
work On which we are engaged cannot
bee EXPRESSED iu words, and whatever
goll las or may i.,ult from my labors
while presiding Over them, ] give the
Lord tue praiae.aud the Elder my most
heartfelt thanks know that have
bad their faith and prayers, aud ny as
90 tons with them have rlpcugd into
an affection that ] hove will not only
last throughout tim hut IN eternity. The
pre- iden,s OF the Conferences have
worked with n zsu that j. ptaislwurhy
IN the highest degree.
"Elier Samuc, q. Spencer has been
appointed TO PIE ilc over the Mission,
and with his know edge o. the Gospel
and experience IN the missionary work,
am satisfied that tic Northern States
Mission will continue to prosper
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and skin disease ATe frequently not SKIN
disease no an, AN the lotions aud hleaChud
aud cream. and powders 300 The world won't
make a good comp Lesion u the d.ggsiign D.
wrong n tHg stomach " sour, and the
liver torpid. aud tho bowels corsupltcd.
thg skin will show 10. 30 use trying to
treat The Hkiu Tor such a condition Tie
only way 20 relieve % IL 60 cleanse the syf-
tenn and purity the blood Asiloug u.s. the
heart ll pumping iWpUTitiua 90 every put
OF thr body iu.t $50 Ion. these Impurities
win fh1w through the skln
ur piareua Golden Medical Discovery
81 good for thn complexion because u
makes che whole BODY hrNthy-hpeause Il
o.r.H and uu1lu thg blood. makes tie
digestion strong uul clears out Impurities
OF 80 EIud# Hv Increasing The ability 20
uHIWUHtH nutritious food, and By lhr iu-
fusion of Boo own ingredients, Il oHrghcs
Che blood and % makes r1tf. ArIHIi hesh,
10 Oils uat tHn hulluWt, Iubs out wrink
lHa aHa Hah ,itutas ilr aall0Wugss rosy.
healthy GLOW. There 30 Nl mystery about
o. 10 SON a miracle. 10 Do merely The TO-
ruIt uf o. combination of RATIONAL, natural
common aeH with expert medical EnDwl-
edge. u gN... diseases of Che luugf. liver
stomach hawa'H skin ANA scalp, simply
hggauHa 100 these diseases spring from Tie
f.w- u1us % uHurlcrcu digestion and
consequent .Huuft blood Don't lut pIgiu.
die. Hd ptgIam cheat Euu out of your
h..,E NI NiHIgga Golden Medical Dis
CnEDN win positively gtf" yaa it suffering
num 4.sga named above.
lt vnu want TO know hundreds of great
medical TRUTHS send 20 UUp.eCut stamps CO.
cover cost ol mailing nuI. AVID wg will
.Hd volt IHII copy o. Dt Pierce - zoos
Pave book, lnuWUu Sense Medical 40.
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A sound llrer Msh.. /. weIl Man.

Are you Bilious, Consllpa,ed or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head.
ache, BAd Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain ~
Back and between Tho Shoulders, Chills
snd Fever, etc. II you hays any OF
thrse symptoms, your Liver is out g.
order, and your blood IL slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver doss not
act properly. HERBINE viii cure any
Disorder OF the LiVef, btomaoh or
Bowel. IL has no equal as a Liver
Medicine. PTiog rs couts. Free trial
bottles at z. q. NJ. 4. drug atote.
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r,,,.ra.. sner Llnlm.n.

Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, lila,
tayG had the Incarnation ~ bad 1
could not raise 10y hand 70 my head.
BdilaTdis SnoD Dnncnf has entirely
cured mr. take pleasure IN inform.
ing my noighbors aud friends what II
has dous fof me. ChN. HAndley,
olstk for Lay a Lyman, kowanoe,
Ill.,, advised US SHop L,niBIcHt cured
sim Of Rheumalism. Way not Try
~ II will surely DO you gooo. Itcufes
ali ind ANIMATION, WOunds Sores, Cuts,
sptaing, etc. Sold by Y. q. NJ. J..
Drug Department.
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May s4h, 1880
70 ihe Editor
Tbigling few lines from this part OF
,be world would be Ut interest ] Jpt
iovp lew notes was nppoint'u ~
Connection with BrolhcrE. J. Saunocfs
10 labor in Cleveland county, OH mona
te,rttory. We commenced our idoufs
ON the and uf January oi tuis year, allee
,birb tuue We have held about Sixty
meetings. The work IS pIogfts'lns
nicely, there being quite a number VINO
are earnestly irquinuA ai.tt Tie precious
truths OF the G0spcL o,,-,-.
ON tbe 7ith oi April, the Oklahoma
r,nitrcn,e convened aud at that ume
pf,tber Saunders was appointed 70
tfayei In another district, and Hfo'h-T j.
/. GALLAGHER has been my companion
since then. .... t,,
no al. Veare received and treated
very kindly. Last week h9Wc'e' w W.
had a little different experience W,
Wednesday the s1uh INST we NalN,u
eight miles south from our hcauq9,,stlels
10 the Highland school house we kpt
the permission OF the trustees 10 hu'u
some meetings, ard made our oppo'hl'
nents. We did not have any oneNoile
cut the first night, bot not 10 ne u's'
couraged In Our Efforts we went 10
PRAYER meeting the next night ana
announced our meeting TOT thc nigni
following. inviting the people thlt ~
view Of The statement beng made mat
we did not accept the Bible as a guide,
10 bring their own Bibles with them and
take notes and references. a MI
Woodring invited Us 10 his home, whlch
invitation we accepted
The neat night we had a fair sized
audience, and after meeting quite an In
terest was shown: so We announced two
more meetings. We held a meeting
Saturday night, and on Sunday morning
We attended a Methodist meeting, aud
as there was large congregation !
asked the privilege OF making our
announcement which was granted rs
soon as made the announcement, a
Mr.. Jackson oi the school board arose
and said IL had been decided 10 with
draw the meeting house irom our use,
as they didn't want TO hear our doctrine
nor have our kind IN their midst. ! ask
ed IL this was not fulfilling the scriptures
aud was promptly told that ! had said
enough,
After meeting some threats were
made. We were Kissed and jecrcd ~,
and warned to leave the neighboThoud.
Mr.. A. S. Woodring. the gentleman who
had so kindly entertained Us, was
foundly abused by his neighbors. lie
Is no, church member but 1T heart IS a
truer Christian than many OF bis
neirhbors who profess 20 be sanciiicd
and holy. He Is well known for his
kindness aud charity, and was unable to
understand why he should be abused lot
keeping two young men from Utah.
We returned 10 headquarters today,
where we found all well. The weather
has been very dry here this year, until
about ten days ago, but since then has
made up for lost time. Last week thefe
were two rain storms such as ! never
saw before. As result bridges are
washed out on all streams aud some
farms are flooded. Wheat is ready &c
harvest. About halt a crop will be-
realized. Corn and cotton are 10 I'm,
shapc-corn as high as a mans head
The weather is very warm the Their
mometer standing at 100 degrees in III,
shade today. G.. V. MoRRIs, Ir.
/. GALLAGHER.
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n.,lnra.. nnt.nerra .rtnn.

We gusranleo his TO DO the 6ss
Cbugh syrup Manufactured In the
whole wide word. THIS IL saylrg a
gfoat deal, but t's rue. For Con.
sumption, Cougar, Colds, Sore
Throat, sore Cheai, Pneumonia, Hfor-
chita, Asth ana, Group, WhoopinR
Cough, anu vi uiHrasrs ot TIE Throat
end Luugr, We positively guarantee
BaRard's Horth9und Syrup 10 DO with.
Odt AN equal on the whole lace OF the
globe. T. suppnfl Of this statement
Wo refer 10 every Individual VITO has
ever used ii,aul 10 every druggist who
has ever sold ~. Such evidence lie In
nisrutablc. Sold by u. q. NJ. l. Drug
DEPARTMENT.
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rnom L,YnAN 10 PREACHER.
The Former Has - Discussion From
- nibio standpoint.
srRuGEs, oktibbeh County, Miss,
May IS, 1890.


srKuGEs, Oktibbeh County, Miss,
May 49, 1890.
An open letter to Rev. Mr.. Sergeant,
and any others whom Il may con.
Germ!
Dear Sir-You arc sctiptorian enough,
reasonable enough, and have honesty of
iurpose enough, TO take the scriptures
Tor what they say, and ! hope you are
liberal enough to accord to Others
what you doubtless claim Tor yourself
We are answcublo TO God tor the
manner In which We conduct ourselves
here In this Lille; and We should be able
10 give reason for the hope within Us.
This, now propose to do, IN as humble,
meek way rs can.
The eternal truths OF God arc lind.
ing on His creatures. 10 matters no. low,
OF by whom they are impaired. This,
/ am sure You will admit In other
words, these truths do not depend ON
tbs character OF those who present
them. But Il Is not likely that q motor.
iousiy corrupt set OF men would prop.
agate an exact pattern OF the Gospel
as taught by the Savior and pfacuCcd
by Ills immediate followers; that not
one scnptural argument can be used
succe sully against H. Il seems strange
that any one can overlook AS plain
declarations as are found all along
through the New Testament, that are
parts and parcels OF the Gospel, and II
any u il Is binding On as, surely the
whole OF It Is
As to apostles, prophets, etc. see the
twontye ghth verse, twelfth chapter Of
hnt Corinthians which reads thus. and
God hath set some in the Church, first
apostles, secondly prophets thirdly
teachers; after that miracles, then gifts
OF headings, helps governments, Divers
ties OF tongues" In the foregoing part
Of this chapter these elements are com.
pared to the members of a mans body,
AS every member OF the body is nee
gssary to rs completeness, 80 also, are
these elements which God placed ~
the Church, necessary 10 its complete,
ness. II the human body was robbed
OF rs seeing, hearing, reasoning, and
minus % Lex, and m arm, what remain
ed, would be a mere wreck, and a
burden ON any community, SO, tu like
manner, when the Church Is 5hom OI
apostles, prophets, miracles, gifts OF
htalings, and diyersities OF tongues
only lctNNtlhi NtlpA hNA governments
remain. The five most potent elements
being gone, what are 10 keen teachers
helps and governments ln place. ABB
soluleIy nothing hut human wisdom,
We have all seen, and are constantly
seeing that human wisdom i86l .uu
and uncertain, that the wisgst OF earth
older o7 widely aa the poles, when dea,
ing with Noe Church and i,s ordinance
aud hence, the diver iy o, opinion au,
creeds among men No two deuom,u1
tons agree AND yrt 40 profess to D..
guided hy lhe same book 70 B.
quite Gn easy matter Tor ouJ
talented individual in prove another
wrong Ion some OF h.s taneia,and equally
easy lor the second 10 prove the iirs
wrong n some ut h.a Indeed, clos.
observer will gee, that 40 two .cadiGl
minds Of The same sect agree all ih
way through, while uota lew have ul
opinion OF their own, aud are carried
about by every wind Of doctrine.
Jesus said, alter commlpdgY 20
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Some time Dro 1 was taken sick with
p clamp IN tie stomach, followed by
ainrrhaJa. ! tu0k "a couple Of doses Of
ChnmherIain's Cole, Cholera, uuJ
Dianhooa Remedy and was I'm.
monscly galIsyoi. consider II the
best medicine In tho market Tor al
such complaints. have solI tue
remedy TO others Arg every ono who
uses b. Gptaks highly OF II. J. W.
sIRIcELER, Valley Center. Cal Fyr
sale by dtugglatF.
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WESTMINSTER, Cal, March "a, 1894
Some time ago, on awakening one
moTniug, lOUnd that had heuma.
tism IN my Knee NJ Uudly that, ~
remarked % my vile, Il would be- i'm.
possible Tor me 10 attend 90 buHiu,ss
that day. Remembering that | hnl
some u Chambtflalu's Pain Balm 10
my SiuIy, / sunt Tor bottle, and
rubbed M Of m lctod parts thoroughly
will 90, according 10 directions, uud
within on hour / was completely r..
liovCd. One application md done The
husinggF. II II the beet llnimont Oh
I've market, uud soil Il unlora Iosi.
i've guarantee. II. +. HARMS. For
iRle by d,uEgists.
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new TINE CARO-, IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1895


DEFIANT
100 Va overland limited for Chicago. omAhA
Denver, i,AnaAs cry, 81 Louis, ogden
and Park CITY.
20 m local express Tor san Francisco,
ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points.
,c6p N local express for ogden Isd intsrms.
10 h 10 Atlantic express for chicago. Omaha,
Denver Kansas tity, 81 IouiG, Hutts,
Portland. san Francisco,
$40 ~ local express for Mereur, Tiutc,
Provo, Nephi. hanu and intermediate
is.ct p S ~ mail and express for Provo. Nephi.
Milford, frisco Ahd interme late ointG
'5ti a N mixed train for CARRIED beach,
1aosle Apd Terminus.
LnRfvn
$40 N overland limited from Chicago
Omaha, ~ Louis, Kansas City, Denver
Park CITY and ogden.
g!Ob . no mail and eNpreHA from Helena, Butte,
Portland, Ban Ifansneo, ogden and In
tenn pdlnte points.
5il5 nm local express from san Francisco
Cache Valley ogden and intermediate
$50 m Atlantic express from Chicago
Omaha, ~ Louis, hansa, city, Denver
1915 I'm mall and exprcs, from Frisco, bu
ford. Nophl, froTo and intermediate noiLti
Gao y m local eNpresa ffOm hercur, Tiutic
Fioyo, Nephi, MAnu and intofmedas,
points
a;6j N mixed train from Terminus, Toosl,
and Garfield Beach.
Trans south OF Juab run daily except
Run daily ezespt sunday
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Cupid treaks iis
bow ~ tie sight Of
q face toll ~ piun-
pics and blJtghca.
Hollow cheeks,
uukcn eyes, and a
sallow complexion
will defy his best
intentions Beauty
o. more than skin
deep The skin Is
merely the surface
on which u written
90 plain characters
the condition " the
body The rkin V
not athiug BY Ell
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Having used Chambsrlaiu's Cough
Remedy Ia my iamily and found 70 90
no a fls. clas5 article, l take pleasure
I'm recommending 1t to by friends. }.
V. FOSTER, WeslporI, Cal F,r sale
Oy Lrugssn.
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HID.sUunER CARNIVAL MATES
Via
rio GrAuue western hallway.

For tho Midsummer Carnival ~ Il
First State ColobrAilon VI Salt Late
CITY. July 2ud. 8gi Aud All, the follow.
Ing low round trip ratth ore authorized
10 Salt Lake CITY and return via II. T..
W. Railway:
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Telephone Ca.
City Ticket OIlCs, 2Ol Main Stras.
wasAtch Building

u, n, hum.EY.
General Agent Passenger Dspariu ~.
mn. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
4. ElLERI ANDERSON leeslysra
JOllE N. DOANk.
FREDERICK X O0UDERr.
- lOAA1. v. A. - a. AgeuL
A. DICKINSON, General Manager
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Manufacturer and dealer In oil hihp,
OF Metallic. Wood aud Cloth CoVers'
Collins and CaskotA
Full limo OF Comm Furnishings KEEP
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph ora'"
promptly allied.
open Day and " light.
Factory and Warorooms No, 26J D. ~
South. N blocks cant Of ThsateL
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some Gsad Christians nnd Some Not
Acearding ~ zhfg Act

NORMAN, Oklahoma Territory
May s4h, 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-06
NEWPORT NEWS.
City Very Much Interested in the
Purchase of Electric Plant.

NEWPORT. Feb. 6.-There is considerable
talk about the question of the city's purchas-
ing an electric light plant for its own use.
and while il would save money for the city
the matter must be looked at in another light,
and that is the ruination of a home industry.
for should such "A plan be adopted. the local
Illuminating company could not survive.
That the lighting of the streets has been mis-
cradle no one disputes the fact, and thon,
city fathers 10 make the company come to
time and furnish a better service ut a cheaper
cost. The result will be watched with great
interest.
There was a quiet wedding last evening at
the residence of School Committeeman A. o.
Titus. when his eldest daughter, Miss Nettie,
was married to Mr.. John o. Rogers Of this
city. They left Immediately for New York,
where Mr.. Rogers. who is a fine violinist. has
accepted q position. Both young people are
weli-known here. Miss Titus sister Is In
Paris studying music.
There Is danger OF the Training Station
beng shut of from her water supply, owing
10 the heavy demand for water. The force Is
not now strong enough TO supply to the second
floor of the War College. An Appropriation OF
$3.50 has been asked for. for which sum the
Newport Water Works Company will supply
the island.
1t was stated yesterday that the Duke and
Duchess Of Marlborough will come to New.
port next summer, and wilt occupy Marble
House.
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SPANIARDS NOT SUITED.
They Regarded Mannix, a Newspaper
Correspondent, as Unreliable.

WASHINGTON, Feb. civilian f. Man
nix, an American newspaper correspon-
emit In Cuba, who was ordered by the
authorities to leave the island, wrote q
private letter to the Evening Star here
some days ago, in which he said he had
been informed that he was black-listed
at the palace at Havana and any more
trips would be the cause of his being
invited to leave. The State Department
has not yet been informed of the inten-
ton OF the Spanish officials to expel Man
nix, but 1t has been known, here that
vigorous letters have proven Objectionable
to the Spanish authorities. Senior de
LONE says the Spanish consul general at
New York paid Mannix's way to Cuba,
the latter representing that he was in
need Of financial assistance to get to the
island, and that 1t would be well for
Spain to hay q correspondent for
American newspapers In Cuba who would
tell tie truth about conditions as he
found them. Subsequent events, the
minister Gays, proved to him that Man
nix was unworthy of being trusted.
Thomas Estrada Palma, the representa-
tive here, of the Cubans, says the ac-
tion of the authorities In Mannix's case
was undoubtedly inspired by their anger
at him for writing true and unbiased re-
ports of the real condition Of affairs in
(yuho
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PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PHENIx.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met in its rooms on River street
this afternoon.
Francis G.. Greene Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, held its semi-monthIy meeting in
G.. A. X. Hall last ~evning. 1t Is reported
that a number of the members OF this
camp intend withdrawing from 1t and
joining the camp, which 1t Is proposed to
organize at Riverpoint.
Edward HaZleton has returned to his
home in New Bedford after a visit with
friends here.
Two Connecticut officers were here yes
terday looking for one of the Valley
toughs whom they suspect of being impli-
Gated in the burglaries at Moosup and
Danielson.
The Benevolent Society Of the M. Il.
Church gave a very pleasant entertain
ment in the vestry of the church last
evening.
W. III. Atwood of Providence was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
A number of new books have been adj
ded to the public library.