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CURES THAT ARE PERMANENT.

Another IA the SERIES. showing Con-
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Home and Foreign Missionary,

And Is = desirable acquisition also 10
svsrJ Student Of Theology and other
Poruon who values the means OF advo-
eating aAd defending SCnplurAlly and
Historically the Principles Of the Gospel
The wishes Of the oompilorA, that the
work b published without pront so a. 70
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wSll a. the first edition, and therefore no
discount except for cost Of postage il al
lowed TO dealera.
The book Ia bound In four different
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at tina following
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John Stevens UOurtship, Tate of the buchanan
ideal Manhood: some snss...lon. Ason.l..
College Department.

The latter day Saints College in Salt Lake City, "
be represented by department which will be supple
with essays and other articles from students and teacher
These productions will represent, far possible,
actual work of the college, and will pass through the ham
OF the Principal who will that everything used is of
high order
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The Ofphsus CLUB comes 10 the Thea
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The Sandwich Islands Country and Nj
The COnsistencies of MOrmOnism.

These will be most ably written, and are design
nish arguments in favor Of the truth for our mi
and those who are called to defend our religion
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Ia tho only True Blood Purifier promi-
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10 get Hoods and only Hoods.
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We are pleased the following of thu
leading features of Volume Seventeen of The CONTRIBUTOR
1t is the determination make this magazine occupy the iron
rank in our literature, and trust this effort will fine
announcement in the liberal patronage of the public
PRESIDENT JOSEPH +. SMITH will instruct ant
interest our readers with articles descriptive of
Early Days in the valley,
Which will contain "reminiscences of his valuable though
oftimes trying experiences a boy and man in Utah
My First Mission,
VIII the title of articles from the pen Of APOSTLE
FRANCIS NJ LYMAN wherein he will give account o
his interesting experience of travelling "withou purse
scrip" and many marvellous incidents connected with hi
ministry abroad.
APOSTLE HEBER J. GRANT will narrate in a serie
of illustrated articles the incidents OF
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sHEFFTELD-yK = In sea'iie.
Hexfnew.ay. June - -. az he rss.-
serre ~ the groom Mr. Charles r.
sh4faeis and Miss Emma l.. SICK esszse.
both OF this city. Rev. w. ". Assiofy
officiating.
LATRD-PTxLEE-Ta Seattle. 1uesasly'
lire q lSss a. ifes Yesier say. Dr.
frank u. Laird. Of Ttas. and Mss Bay
Ella PixIee. Of this city. Raw. W. II. .
Temple officiating
CoOK-sEAToS-fn Seattle. We4nesdAg.
June ~ 1sSs ar the residence OF TIE o.
fcsatfrE cierxym4n Eey. John Z. Ia
NOR. 30 Fsfth avenue. Mr.. James Cox.
OF Everett. and Miss Eigse III. seatcsl. u
BofheiI.
HIrSTIY-gPRAY-In Seattle. He9D@s-
dsv Iuns "a issss A. The residence Of the
brides parents. 1914 Fifth avenue az.
Thomas Hicks Hgntty. Of AcAIrf@S.
and Miss A Leonorz spray o. THIS cay
Rev. John r. Damon officiating.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The uub,Ic In hereby warned not TO ray
any money 70 parties representing 20 bs
agents Of the geattls Posf-Tnteiil geaesr.
except the following. who are the Only
JrteIlsxencer. viz. r. A. Mcclellan, J. |.
Hawley ard G. r. Peck. Tbs does rot
apriy 10 resident agents % this paper pno
are located IN various cities and towns n
the Northwest nor TO postmastsrs. %
are In all cases authorized n take SID.
ecriptions for the Daily. Sunday snd
Weekly posf-fnfeiligencer. City colls.-
tors. T. A Cathcart r. IT. Hawiey. ".
II Hanna md " w Ewing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington, for the county of
King. Samuel s. Eddy, A. Jerome Web
ster and William r. Webster, partners
as Eddy 4 Webster, plaintiffs. VS.. l.. a.
Treen and l.. NJ. Mankowski. co-partners
as l.. A. Treen a. Co. defendants. No.
., 3o9 Notice 20 creditors.
To the creditors OF l.. A. Treen and l..
VI. Mankowski. partners doing business as
l. A. Treen & Co;
Whereas, The undersigned, Charles c.
Scott, has been appointed receiver OF the
firm OF l. A. Treen a Co. and whereas.
the above entitled court on the 5th day %
June, 1895. by an order duly made and en-
tered in the proceedings in the above en-
titled action. directed the said receiver
OF l.. A. Treen g. Co. 10 publish a not ce
10 the creditors OF said L. A. Treen a Co..
Now, therefore. in conformity with said
order and the terms and provisions there
OF. you are hereby directed 10 present to
the undersigned. at the office OF his attor-
ney. your claims against the said firm OF
l.. A. Treen & Co. duly verified as re-
quired by law. within ninety days from the
date and the first publication hereof
Dated the nth day OF June, 1896. the day
of the first publication hereof,
CHARLES @. SCOTT.
Receiver Of l.. A. Treen a. Co.
By Ira Bronson. His Attorney.
Office and postoffice address: Rooms
1850 Safe Deposit building, Seattle. King
county Wash.
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NOTICE To CoSTH ACTORS

PROOFS Ais FUR SUPPLIES -seaJe.t
bl4s wfQ - received hv th@ p.ars ~.
Slate Fea1trnklklN LaFecsars- A. r.
cEsce ln Was NA}sa, WAEa Ster. -
% e,clocS 3. ID 81 July tst- Iss@ -
the fnaaa@tEE supplies. va. fsrgss-~ts.
leather ana HnaaEs. aFv Knsss hs-st
z&rc. pPe Ar ftf&aEs. saints a. -.
6g@xs fseacee. essF. Feed ans -, 49,
Ecr partt2 as - address james Mrfr~,s
Secretary Bears q Directors
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Sat-
hkts f9r ire Sfs3tng ~ Ehs Gneen Awse
seh~Dt aswsS All - rt-Rsx%s al sN@ -
So - fAs haaF4 u esacat .ou ~ she 80
ssreess ~ Se 11ly & -es
a A sf EE%SEW g.
PIANOS AND SEWING MACHINES.
FoE sAs.E Or RE>T-Cea. oe.ss~s- IN
FEosk. ssissAsae EsGr 80
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Births, Marriages. Deaths

In order 20 secure correct snserfton %
eoffcea F1rSer these h@z4sngs the sane
should be left AZ the business cafces =
this paper. No charge = made Tor ssSrc
rortces
Funerzf no.f~<. -eeoi-tsors or ether spe-
ciaI aruoafacernerfe will be charxed AZ sns
rate OF 10 cents Ter line each Insertion
pSosr-r~TrT. r. rfsFs%fsFsF CO.
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BANKS.

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid ta-....... -S-sW
s-..sssessssp~-s ASSsss@
Jacob URN f-s++-s.+s--.~..s..++. rIgs-sso-.
T. & Ss4tSAofg s-s.sss-+--- t-e AESss.sz- -
IT. " AfA@Ey ssssss-ssssssssss~@ssFs @A>A<s~s
DIRECTORS.
r. G Sepfslder. J. r. Haytsn.
b. FrsIen tha3. Jacob Fuftas
Slxmund Schwab2eber.
Correspondence ir ali ne PRINCIPAL cino
IN the United States ard Europe
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HEALY-Tr Seattle. Wednesday. Jgns =
TO the wife 81 Mr. T. gonssSHsafse Hsats'
OF Alaska. daughter.
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described mare. placed in the
city pound on June Is. 1886. will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
,,o,,rSine a.,s aa,.s-,3s,p,,s e' IN,
s, 1895. at 10 o'clock a. m. al the front
door OF police headquarters. corner OF
Third street and Yesier wav:
One sorrel mare. white stripe down face;
years old; branded on left hip and left
fore shoulder.
The owner OF the above described mare
being 10 me unknown.
c. $. REED.
Chief % Police
Date OF first publlcat ton. June q. fSes.
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Date of first publication. June p. iSss.
CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-clty Of

CITY .TREAsURER's NoTIcE-city Of
Seattle
Notice is hereby given tina; the assess
ment roll OF local Improvement district
No. u, for the Improvement OF Thomas
street, in the city u Seattle. from Tenn
peranee street 10 Willow street. under
The provisions OF ordinance No. 29si, pro-
vid.ng for said improvement by grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon. and for an assessment % pay
therefor by the mode OF payment by
bonds has heretofore been duly certified
20 ne for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged ana levied against
each lot and parcel of land in
said district must be paid in ten
equal annual payments. with inter-
est upon the whole sum 50 charg-
ed and levied. or such installments
thereof as remain unpaid. a. the rate of
ten per cent per annam. and said interest
annual installments falling due in each
wear. Said sums began 20 bear interest on
the 9th GaT % JHiy. lSa. and the third
iustallment o. said assessments and the
interest for the third year will become
due on the Sth day OF Juiy. isss Unless
payment be made of sad tpstallment u
principal and said interest on Or before
said 18th day OF July. iAsi. the same shall
become delinquent. and shah bear interest
al the rate % ten per cent. per annum UatAt
paid. ard n not pGs8 before the same shall
have become delinquent, penalty Of Eve
per C nf- shall be added. ana the sums de-
luquent shall he entered ca annual tax
roll for the current year against each lot
and parcel cf land 50 delinquent. and with
the interest collected - other taxes. sepa-
rate account being kept thereof and 4 not
paid within the time hxe1 for the payment
az city taxes. snail Be coiIected as such
taxes are coll~c ted. toEet her with such ad-
dEt8ouaI charges Or penalties as are author
ixsd 20 le charged ard collected or other
Dell nQuent taxes. and each lot or parcel
80 delinquent shall he sold for The am1unt
o. such assessment. stir interest and
costs. AZ ire tine ard sn TIRE manner AMI
hy tie same sutaer5ty as lands and lots
are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE = NEACHAM
CITY Treasurer % faa CITY u Seatffe
= - e.. ~ "a IN LII. a. ..4s
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. EDWARD S HAsELL. NJ r c. s..
washinston building. TeiepSone. Main
I'll
cialty. surgery and genito-urinary dis
eases. onice. Gottstein block
DR. CALHOUN. physician and surgeon.
residence. Boy 81
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Hoiyoks block.
Teiephone. Green 81.
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. S-z Roxwel
block
0CULIsTs AND AuRIsTs.
------------------~---->---
DR.. A. 3. KTRBE. ccuiisf. aurist and
physician for diseases OF he throat: re
moved 20 rooms 2es-Ss7 Bailey building.
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DR., sTTLLsoN. eye. ear. nose and throat
Halter building.
DENTISTS.
p Fl. o'coNNoR. graduate Harvard uni
versity Rooms sls. ~ 81 Bailey build
GEO. W. BRAGDoN. d. d. s. IL Starr
Boyd block. Telephones: ONCE. Main
IL: residence. Red al.
CALDWELL. IS Halter. Upper or lower
sets. 50: both SIS: filling. 81 and up;
extracting. Soc
DR. A. H. HoLcoMB. 30 Burke building:
Second avenue. corner Marion: tele-
phone, Buzz s4l.
DR.. H F. SMITH. II. T. Is Hinckley
Telephone. Main So: residence. Red 81.
ALBERT J; FORREST. Frye. block.
Or. @. WILLIS PRICE. Third and
James.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON. d. d. s..
Burke block.
DIR. NELSON. Yesler and Second avenue
south.
C. A. HOLMES. D. d. s.. colman build
r. B. GENTLE. d. D., s. New York blk.
DR.. FRANK s. SMITH. 81 Haner block
CLARvoYANTs.
MRS. f. EMMETT. the South African
medium. IN her wonderful clairvoyant
sight. reveals the past , present en- AID fu-
q and 3 Mcdonald block. sil Second
avenue.
NINE. LA WEE. clairvoyant. trance me-
dunn: tells past. present and future:
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Southwest corner Sixth and Madison.
trio baths. with magnetic treatment:
rheumatism specially. 1909 Third.
MRS. FERGUSON. natural born medium:
also diagnoses diseases: consult her and
be convinced. los Main street.
MRS CHRISTIE. reliable medium. Medi-
Gated baths and massage. Ga Second
NINE. FRANCISCO. the wonderful clair
voyant. l41s Second street. near Pike.
DIR. LOU PATTERSON. clairvoyant an.
test medium. Hotel Ferguson.
FLoRANCE MARVIN publicly predicted
Seattle's great fire. Sl1 Second.
----------------@
CHIRoPODIsTs.
HANNA. sls Second avenue. Room Ep-
Ter.
DETECTIVES.
WILLIAM T. SAULS. Manager of South
ern Detective Agency: does general de-
tective business in the United States
and all foreign countries. Room ~ occi-
dental block Seattle. Wash.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
UMBRELLA HOSPITAL has removed
from ZIG to rs Columbia street. Robe
son Bros.
------------- ----------------
VIOLIN MAKERS.
CAKES VIOLIN: greatest vlolins made.
lis Marion.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. go Sec
ond. Telephone. Red 1858.
CITY NOTICES.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
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ADVERTISERS. NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
nents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by / o'clock Saturday to IN
sure change.
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STREET gFG%S-SA4sea bs1s WI be re-
eeivsa ~ tie undersigned Secretary OF
tns fs04r1 81 Fghsic Works 90 10 ?
o'cloek p n Monday Jaly s. ISIS for
street gus 70 b furnished 10 the CITY
OF Seattle Gn accordance with tha sgsectft -
cations 90 a4s in tae Office % tie BOARD
of psnf e Works n he Cssy Hal Bi5-
- BE- indorss1 oH enveso1s ssEsz for
Street ssxns" The board reserves re
rfeht 20 re3ert any ara al h.aN
rs order % che BozF5.
FRANK OT4ES0N S.
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IN AC11 3AuANCE WITH PROVISIONS
o. ordnance No. -. eutifiea ar or-s,-
nance 10 pTEEs1S me growing sna
spreading 81 tn4EiEas wlthEa ths ey.w -
Seattle. notice r. hereby gwen 20 arv
owUer or occupant Of Inhabited s~.rssTses
or sny osnsr or ageng - uzoer59f,ssd
premises Uhfa he corporate ftrrff.
q tns city % SEATTLE requiring Al srgs-
ties % - Dug 40. cat 6o0n OF osheYpVlSe
destroyed g 3 REED.
Chssf Of Police.
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wANTED-AcExrs.

LIFE OF MkiNLEy ana Hobart ~
Robert =. Porter the Noted gaurnaltst
and for twenty years the intimate fries
az Mckinley. absolutely the onlv antA.s
tic life 81 Mckinley puhlfabss "a az.
only work that has received the insovse-
neaE of Maj Mckinley; a gold fnsaa ~
live. active workers. highest ..on,t,, =
siansi order cntit now SEM "A, eta, -.
taken Tor oItht. witch viii be rsfs,n,,9
VITA nrst order. Il for only one no.
charges prepaid. leaving profits clses.
son.t Wait until others cut you out Ths
Arcade Cleveland. q. ~
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FOR SALE-Two-story frame shop build
ing, s5xSo. including a substantial wharf
B0xso. subject 10 ground lease or remov-
al. OF the Seattle Boat and Launch
Building Company, on Lake Washington.
end OF Madison street: S-foot hull.
splendid launch. entirely new: two SIN
gle SOULS. new. and a secondhand row.
boat as good as new: also two le-foot
padding canoes. Inquire II. Engel-
brecht. 800 West street.
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ATTORNEYS iaT f-ttttftlsts
Postoffice address. rooms 10 10 IA hox-
well building Seattle Washington.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY - offered 20 par
ties having small amounts OF money 20
invest % get good. szfe Investment N
manufacturing business here making
large profits. amounts taken from s5a ~.
Fer particulars apply at rs Bailey
building.
FOR sALE-S-ock in one OF the best
wholesale manufacturing plants In Sat
tie. az sacrifice: Obliged TO leave Seat
tie on sccount % health. Address IN
uiecszteiy wholesale. care Post-Irtelit-
gencer Office.
PARTY having S % 20 invest In an ex-
traordinzrsly attractive mining proDo-
sition should call a. the Seattle Mining
Exchange. Mutual Life building. under
First National bank.
FOR sALE-weil-establ:shed livery sta
bic, doing good business owner wishes 70
seN On account OF ilf-health. Address
Livery. Post-Intelligsncer.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT
MAN-Aanufactut.n9 business: small
capital required. Address Osnaourgn.
Post-Intsiligencer.
FOR SALE-One OF the best drug stores
IN Seattle: good location Address x.
Post-Intelligencer.
$50 INVESTED EARNS SIS weekly: pros
pectus proofs free. F. Daily, izSs Broad
way, New York.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Nklaso SOLDIER gNo vos INV $500
hand haeHeh held Fn1sisr NV 1900.
and ifl pas Naa ta., hs~s f.,ts $3.50
address me az $50 Wassgaxs,n sf-e.i
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Attorneys Ter PIaantF.
PoafoTice address, rooms 20 10 II Ross
well buildiug. Seattle. Washington.
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FOR SAN OR RE>r-Coa- Qe.ss~s- III
FEosk. EsiesAeae EGr 80
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Dated this lNth aav o. June l0x
A. IT. VAN DE NANrFR SA.-s.
White. Munday & Fulton. Attorns,vssa
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NftOFNFNH TOT fIdfnffH&
Office and postofflce address, SIT Fidelity
building. Tacoma, Pierce county, Wash.
The Lamar register., 1896-06-20

10 one og the most trustworthy. capable
and energetic men in the employ OF the
Maine Central railroad. appeared In I'M
usually good health and spirits and we
made inquiry al to the cause.
DO you know" replied he. Il think
I'VE made a discovery. or at least Mrs.
Francis has for me. 1 have been in poor
health for a long time with heart
trouble varlousiy complicated. We
have been go fully interested In Mrs.
Francis wonderful recovery that i at
once determined to give the medicine
recommended a thorough test SO, about
two months aga. ! bought the first box
Of pr. williams Pink Pills only Two
months. please note, yet already 1 am
"a much Improved, 50 much better able
10 fuIhII my duties. so sanguine that l
am on the road to recovery, that feel
like a new man
~ can now walk without the fatigue
once expcrienced. my heart anection
appears TO b, relieved. and have
1oined the Pink Pills Band In DOR com
rrunity."
pr. williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary TO give new life
and richness to the blood and restore
Fhattered nerves. They are for sale ny
by an druggists or may be had by mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company.
Schenectady. n ". for Soc per box. or
six boxes for s. 50
The Lamar register., 1896-06-20

immortal souls, and he doubtless re
Allies the honor and the burden that is
thus assumed by him. The programme
will be cut and dried. submitted TO and
approved by him in advance.
II l am not very much mistaken Mr..
Hanna already has the next Republi-
can platform in his inside pocket. OF
course it would not be good manners
for him to admit that fact. for II would
make the committee ON resolutions an
pear as mere automatons in his hands.
But even the genial AIR Hanna will
not deny that Mai. Mckinley has "eni-
bodied his Ideas" in a memorandum
for the information OF the platform
committee when it meets, and gen
tleman who has read the manuscript
tells me that II is twenty four carat
gold. without any silver alloy, and will
be acceptable to every Republican east
OF the hudson river. which is all any
goIdbug could ask Here 1t is:
THE Republican party is in favor OF
sound money. IL is responsible for the
resumption OF specie payments, and
has maintained the currency of the
government so that every dollar in cir
culation is as good as gold. 1t is
pledged TO the protection of the public
credit. and therefore favors the main
tenance Of the present gold standard
and opposes the free coinage OF silver
except by international agreement"
The rest OF the platform which Maj.
Mckinley has prepared refers to the
protection OF American industry, to the
application Of the reciprocity principle
in equalizins and extending our f)r-
elgn trade, to the restriction Of immi-
grafton and to other articles that are
usually included In Republican creeds.
The Lamar register., 1896-06-20
MAS. oARFlgLo's HOME.
she Ha. Nor. Nonry Than Her Husband
Ever Had.

She Has More Money Than Her Husband
Ever Had
Mrs. Gaifisid Is living quietly at her
old home 81 Mentor. in the suburbs Of
Cleveland. aud The place has been much
Improved II IS now one Of the most
BEAUTIFUL and comfortable farm resi-
dencles Ia Ohio. and an ideal place for
a quiet. retired life II Is only fifteen
minutes on the ears from Cleveland, and
less than half an hours drive from
Painesville. which D. an educational
ccnfcr, and one Of the most attractive
as well as one af the most cultured com
munlt.es Ia the world Mrs. Garfield Is
a rich woman now. hut her wealth came
with her sorrow. Her early days and.
In fact. all her life even up 10 the death
OF her husband, was passed In the clos
est economy. and she was often deprived
of the comforts and Injuries that usually
pertain 10 people u her station
Gen raj Garfield never had anything
hut his salary He was an 0pen-handrd
uian. generous and careless with his
money. and was scarcely ever able to
make both ends meet. but Sirs. Garfield
now has an income OF Si6,Ooo a. inter.
ssf from the fund that WAS rniscd Tor
ller by cyrus W Field after the assas.
slIiafinu. ard pension fram Congress Of
5000. which gives her S2i.cnp year
10 use a. she plsases and she does not
spend a nth Of It. An q the children
are wei hxed Nellie, the oldest child.
s the wife Of Mr. stanley Brown. The
representative Of the Alaska Commercial
compauy az Washington. James and
Harry are practiclnE law In partnership
az Cleveland. sud are rapidly making
both ms nry aud reputation James is a
member Of the Ohl1 State Senate. with
an excellsut record They are both
splendid fen vs. and promise to be use
full and famous men
The Lamar register., 1896-06-20
NOT ALL oNE-sIpED.
so the McKinIey Managers Claim of the
Contests

st. Louis, June 15.-The following
statement was given out last night
from Ohio headquarters to show that
the national committee performed its
duties in spirit OF fairness to all con
cerned:
An analysis of the work of the ma
tional committee in regard to the les
contests which were originally filed
with it, shows that 1856 Eases were
acted on; some of the original number
having been abandoned. while several.
notably those of Delaware and a por-
ton of the Texas delegation. were re
ferred to the convention. In many
cases both contestants and contestees
were understood to be Mckinley men.
notably in all of the Mississippi and
South Carolina districts and in GER
tain districts from Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and elsewhere.
OF the 1876 claimants rejected by the
committee, sixty-two were avowed Nc
Kinley men The impression which
prevailed during the consideration of
these eases in favor of Mckinley
doubtless grew out of the fact that in
nearly all of the states where there
were large number of contests, both
the contestants and contestees were
ayowed Mckinley men, and as a nat
ural result more Mckinley men We're
necessarily given seats than were anti
Mckinley men, since in so many of the
cases contestants and contestees were.
according to their own statements, Nc
Kinley men.