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Evening star., 1896-08-22
BAR ASSOCIATION BANQUET.
Distinguished Lawyers Meet I'm Social
Cenclaye.

Chauncey NJ. Depew presided at tho
international banquet of the American
Bar Association, which was enjoyed by
about 260 distinguished persons. in the
Grand Union Hotel bali room at Saratoga
y. Y, last night. 1t was preceded by q
reception in the club rooms, adjoining wher
Lord Russell, Sir Francis Lockwood and
Montague Crackanthorpe again met thu
members of the association. Following inn
mediately was procession, under the mar
shalship of Francis Rawle of Philadelphia
with Lord Russell and Mr.. Depew at the
head The guests marched into the hand
somely decorated banquet hall, whore all
were given seats. that OF the presiding Oh
ficer being at the south end OF the room
and Immediately in front OF the colossal
and famous painting, Yvon's Genius OF
America" After the menu had been dis
posed of. Lady Russell Lady lockwood.
Mrs Moorfield Storey and other ladies were
escorted in and awarded seats of honor.
Mr. Depew as toastmaster, in his usual
felicitous style, made some brief opening
remarks and offered as toast The Lori
Chief Justice of England" which was hap
pily responded to by Lord Russell.
The next toast was THE American Bar
Association" which was replied 10 by
Retiring President Moorfield Storey of Bos-
ton, under whose administration was held
tie most successful and celebrated meeting
In the history of the association.
Sir Francis Lockwood responded IN
very happy vein to The wit OF the Eng
lish Bar" James NJ. Beck of Philadelphia,
James G. Carter and Bourke Cochran OF
New York were also called upon and their
utteranccs rounded out one of the most
famous banuuets ever held at Saratoga.
The company did not rise till midnight.
Evening star., 1896-08-22
NOVEL USE FOR PIGEONS.
Winged Messengers Will Bring Eiec-
ton News to Ocean Steamships.

WINGED M~ssengers VIII Bring Elec-
ton News to Ocean Steamships.
From the New York Journal.
Here is a brand-new use for the carrier
pigeon. Instead of raising the birds on
shore they are bred and trained on ship
board and II kept on land when the vessel
sails will make bee line for her the mo-
ment they are set free.
The presidential election this fall offers
opportunity for the supreme test OF tho
carriers ability to follow her own particu-
lar ship for hundreds of miles across the
broad waters.
For months the men on board some of
the transatlantic steamships have been pre-
pairing for the trial of this novel plan OF
election bulletins. There are coops with
whole colonies of carriers, which the ships
crews have fed, petted and coddled. ana
people who start for Europe in that mo-
mentous first week of November may be
tolerably certain OF having a good bulletin
system of returns.
In sending out returns the birds will have
to be liberated every five or ten minutes.
well as to allow for the few flyers which
fail, pigeons will at unexpected times,
for some of them at times refuse to fly, as
a sulky racehorse does to run.
There are, the experts say. only n few
strains OF pigeons which can find their way
over water readily. Most birds require land
marks-Steeples, rivers, towns-hut these
ocean-going pigeons have an infallible IT,
stinct which guides them across the sea.
The experimental bulletin Will settle
great many questions about which pigeon
enthusiasts have long been in doubt. They
that carrier will fly over water. first
class bird can go mile In a minute for
many miles. but whether he can keep IL up
for 900 miles nobody has yet learned.
Evening star., 1896-08-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Dull Season
Piano Prices.

You couldn't pick a better
time than the present to buy a
Piano.
This is our quiet season.
And what little business is
stirring we're striving hard to
attract our way with greatly
belittled prices.
There are bargains of un-
paralleled worth here in all
the best High-grade Pianos.
There are slightly used
Square Pianos, nearly new
Uprights and brand-ncw in
struments at prices far below
normal.
You can buy one on the
easiest of easy terms or at a
special price for cash.
Stop in some time and have
a chat with us.
Evening star., 1896-08-22
Limited Choice.

From the Woonsocket Reporter.
In a department store. II want some
thing nice in oil for dining room.'
Yes. madam. A landscape or a box Of
sardneso"
Evening star., 1896-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
ISSUED August 2I. ls96.)


Estate OF MARY BEiER, LATE OF WASH
tngton, District Of Columbia. Application ha ing
Columbia, holding Orphans Court, for rroare o of
last VIII and Testament and for letters testa,nen-
give notice to ali conoerned TO tn sna s ~ 1s ,I =
court court on Friday, the 18th day OF September AID
applieation should be granted Attest: W. i
S"itrlrH, H,,r! a Acting Register OF Wills. u. g A.
A.; ~. a5oE;il-ING' 2; Jr. Proctor for Applicant
ot KnroSALS ihlp FOR -TREASIReR's
nf n ticEr Y. $: SOLDIERS HOME, wASIiiN,:T1N,
SEsDsr sEfTE%BER Ss unit! 1885 70 aI for on 1,r WEB s
Es M Dark si"e sae SG'4s Gasis $50 az rask nar
Flannel SHIFTS lSna narS pans S1y ilps TnsO"sers Ia
ID iaU ~ riiow Cases. and 25 BED spreads The clois
beiore October 30 1876 The rsbt nU1 70 y, be d,eTd
u dte mosi suitable article reserved TO the nr1
aud Treasurer. - !ei r.a, ~ s'ecS-
iiii.ofSSALS FOR tUEI.-TREASUI,ER'S oFFI1-F-
SlsnY Ms flse .!i AEFrAI IES An on %i,
supply Of fuel for the year commencing tS.,i.
j. Iss'. and ending September go IsgI. VIZ
30 ~, inis, more or less. W. A. stove I;e.al AMI
T, 'ois more OF loss. Of II. NJ CuInb,.rlard CnaI
i hlr free OF charge 10 the contractor For fur
sccrethry and Treasurer on.,s 81 -, ''
IN THE SUPREME CoIrRT OF THE DISTRL-r
e. OF coIIrMBIA
"N D"i''' 'haries Louis smith, petitioner, for
change OF name.
Or, Equity No l76i0
. ihe obl"ff or this suit Is to authorize the natl
i,i. 'm,Fi'f IL uis Smith. charge HIS nam,
20 hpus ie!cr, 1r. The petition recifes that no
pep' her IN resident Of the District OF ,,oluIno
citizen OF the United States and over ,y',,,%
OF ,,eorrs III. Smith nbd Margaret his wife tso,h
OF the city OF Washington District of ,,lnrnlia
pu', AT nirth he was adopted by Louis Rey.r and
iary. MS w1fe OF said city and District l,y whom
hc Wis reared ana maintained. and with whom hc
mas ever since resided their ad,pt,,I son. tbay
petit.aer. since his adoption as aforesaid ana I'm
TO and Including the present time has ALWAYS been
csli"d hnd known ms Louis Beyer jr. and l,y that
name is. and always has been, known 10 lis ar-
qnBlntances, ASSOC iates. and by the rutlIc gen
ersilF al that he IL not now and never has been
known by the name OF Cherries Louis Smith: that
business in the said city and District and ali his
buh inesS dealings have been had and conducted ia
The islme or Louis BeyPI, 1r. He therefore travs
that his name may lie changed from that OF Cha rls
Louis smith TO that Of Louis Beyer jr., and foI
general relief.
made nnd provided. and upon motion Of A. A.
Hochiing. lr. solicitor for petitioner, IL i, ly
the court. this 2lst day OF August, A D. 1896
dered that this notice Of the filing OF said petition
and or the substance and prayer thereof he pub
llshed once week for tnree consecutive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and in The Evening
Star. newspaper in general circulation published
In the rity % Washington, District Of Columbia
BY the couit:
CHARLES C. COLE Asso.iatc Justicc.
A rrLe copy-Tef: J. X. YoCN;, Clerk.
by N. A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk. au22- -la~st
Evening star., 1896-08-22

CLhencWeth Institute,
1872 Vermont and Iowa Circle select boa rd-
Ing and day school for young Indies. Miss MARY
e DAVENPORT CHENON ETH. Principal
jy251m'
FRENCH IN 80 LESSONS: PRONOUNCED WELL.
spoken. read and understood: ~ lessons now
fall term and diploma courses, September 10.
NILE V. PRUDHOMME. 3O7 D st. NV (car
lines). iyy7-1ms
Evening star., 1896-08-22
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A FOUR
loom Brick Building. for use School the
ofRce OF the Commissioners. ID. C, Washington.
ID. C., August 21. 1sy6.-seacd proposals will lie
UEDAY. AUGUST TWENTY NINTH. is:G for
,nstructing Four-roon Brick School Lang
o,,cs ot m. s,,aca ~ 20 Th,s preaTd N tns
OF proposals and spe .lfcatons, together with all
necessity Information can be oataiEcd ui,un ap-
pcation therefor at the Office of the inspector OF
buildings OF the District OF Columbia, aud lids
upon tLese forms only will be considered. Tho
rosals must be inclUsed In envelope and in
dorsed the outside: Proposal for Construct
Ing a Four-room School at Lanrdon." JOHN W
ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL. CIIAS. f. POW
ELL. Commissioners. u. e. au2l -St
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING vITRIFIEln Paw
ing Blocks.-offoc Of the Commissioners. II. q,
viii he rsseiTei st Ills ofce until until TweiSE Sis
O'CLOCK NJ. SEPTEMBER TENTH. Is,,a. for
furnishing vit-ihcd Paving Blocks. blank forms
OF proposal. specifications and all necessary In
formation may b, obtained at the ofi," "f lhe
TRtEsBEIL., CHARLES +. POWELL. Commits
s.oneis. ID. {. aua06t
PROPOSALS FOR SIPIIIIS FOR THE NAVY
Yard, Washington. D.C.-August 10. ls9G.-Sealed
proposals. indorsed Proposals for supplies for the
Navy Yard Washington. ID. C., To be. opened
September /. 1886 will be received at the Bu-
reau Of Supplies aud Accounts, Navy Department.
NOON sEITEMBER FIRST Is5a. $40 and i pa6liciy iI y
opened Immediately thereafter, To furnish AT the
Navy Yard. Washington u. G. a quantity Of
Steel CASTING. Steel Plates. Betting. Machinery
Steel. Steel ForginSs Slab Zine. T. Latter. Stsl
and Electric Travelling Crane. The articles
must conform TO the navy standard and pass the
furnished pom application TO the Navy Nard.
Washington d. C The attention OF rnauufac
things being equal decided 10y lot. The DEPART
the right to waive defects or TO
reject any ST M bids wfs IN aeR %
master General, L. :. y. aul2-2aw2w
Evening star., 1896-08-22
Education for Real Life.

EQuCataOm f0f Reaa Lille.
1854 FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 1896
The Spenceran Business College,
National Bank Of the Republic building, cor. 7th
and NV. Day and night sessions.
sPENCERIAN, in the M tional capital and through
out the country, Is household word, associated
with thorough business training and a prosperous
career.
The leading business men of Washington were
framed In this college, and send their SONS and
trainna.
The thirty second scholastic year of this popular
institution tcgins Tuesday. September /, 1890.
rive departments, viz: Practical business includ-
Ing complete bookkeeping course English, rapid
f"se 1elsare system Of eivies and com
R9sitisepnE sisp Shorthand and
az ana Afehiteetusa e Drawing Full of thorough
Spacious brilliantly lighted handsome halls and
class roGms. Services Of graduates always in de-
aand Terms moderate. but competition with
cheap schools.
a,fhce open every business day and night.
Write or cali for new ard beautiful annual an.
rt nncement containing photo-engraving of Worlds
Columbian Diploma and Medal awarded to this Col
lese and business record OF graduates for thirt.
years.
MRS SARA A. SPENCER
nulo-tf Principal and Proprietor
Evening star., 1896-08-22

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS.
Separate apartments; light, dry and clean;
building put up for the purpose 14O7 G Ut. NV
Special rates TO army ald navy people.
au1-1m c. G. SLOAN CO., Proprietor
Evening star., 1896-08-22
SOME BARGAINS IN HOUSES


By
WN. II. SAUNDERS & co.
For Sale-New brick and stone house. Column
bia Heights; recently sold at $1,000: price, $500.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 F st.
For Sile-Han,lsome brown-stone and brick
dwelling. with central hall: st. BET. 18th and
18th; price. slO.5cO- WM- II. SAUNDERS 4
CO.. 1907 + st.
For Sale-3-story and basement brownstonc
and brck-parlor. entrance and central halls:
dining room. dining and Kitchen pantrtes and
kitchen On first floor; the popular style of house.
and In fair location-between Scott Circle and
the Church of the Covenant. WM. III. SAUNDERS
& CO., 14O7 + ST.
For Sale-7 rooms. blth. cellar and furnace:
new white stone front-a beautiful house; half
square from cars WM. H. SAUNDERS & Co,
14O1
For Sale-The finest 3-story and cellar bay
window pressed brick house have seen
offered for $500; location fine and In NV. WM.
Fl. SAUNDERS & co, 1907 F st.
For Sale-We have the rental record of two
two-stOry si1-roOm pressed brick houses in NV.
two squares from the 14th st. cable cars. and We
recommend them investment at 81 500
each; terms to suit. WM. ii. SAUNDERS &
CO.. 14O7 F st.
For Sale-Two six room rev bricks. rented at
$40 each; price, each, S1,2SO. WM. II. SAUN-
DEI;S 4 CO. 14O7 st. 1t
Evening star., 1896-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
TANNFP'S sHoRTMANp AND :,
! I'M NJ NNN ~ RCSINESS COLLEGE

~NA "a NAN - BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ssis an 11s s5sT'ssl !.
Pan; Pan; American Congress. Thorough; pTaei,csi
English. Rapid Calculations. Rapid Writing, Com
mersia Law Special attention to Spelling, Pune.
location in the city. Call and see or send for
OF grad mtis in positions. au22-1m'
THE MODERN, NORMAL COLLEGE, TYPOGRAPH-
nl Temne' 4Ss st. nw with these courses:
ing Civil Service Teschers Heath ana
Scientific and Classic is the most thorough. prac
Sin sal and I Pr%tahs school in the city 1salars
RIcHAkD, Principal ''eA ~ - au22.tf
MISS LAIsE. 1893 18TH NV. -REoPENs HER
SmoI ,'',,l thand Iypewritng and Business School.
in lMATHEMATICs; Individual attention, thor. thor.
, and p,actea work enable students to
Of sSH9RTnASD; NEW and Rlrip ''a method. ssI'e"
ST. cEGILIA's A ACADEMY, Col EAST CAPITOL.
lending the school will be admitted to the classcs
nS paenE drawing fancy work.
THE BLISS SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY.
incorporated,
Begins its FOURTH YEAR October 1. Isa6.
dransbIin eieGtrieai enginseripg and mechanical
equipped Has its own eecrc she Oaa 'a anS
is the ONLY institution Of its kind in the coun-
ay. BOOKS now open. Catalogues OIL application.
auIo-<m l.. u. BLISS. President.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
~ i.e5ih K. GRsER f1sses 1M HortsTsst eE pr,Dc,Do
dwenty,hfth year as business educator. Tenth
the faculty Of Eastmen College.
S.a courses business. English. Civil Service.
months course In shorthand and typewriting
Irer. Moderate tuition In all the courses. Large
well-lishted rooms and hall Situations for
graduates. sn17.tf
Vocal Culture. sE1i sT2l6,W y. LAWREYSE' 6s1 "a
strengthene rapidly. TRIAL GRATIS. Low terms.
anS-1Sta
Evening star., 1896-08-22

FOR SAIE-NEW 9-ROOM. BATH AND CELLAR.
hay-w window. pr 50 brick dwelling: very handsome
decorations: handsome mantelS: speaking tubes,
&c: Sc: lot 1Sx1O0: south front: iron fenced
parEins ore of a handsome row located west OF
10Th ST n.w-. which built to sell for S. ono
VIII sell this for s5.S5o SMALL. CASH
PAl Mt-NT and balance 10 suit W. s. MINNIX.
r n
Evening star., 1896-08-22

HEALTHY CIHATE; VERY ACCESSIBLE; 90
miles from Wash; beautiful mt. scenery, valls-
water; drives. woodlets. shaded grounds large
,ouse. porches Procure pictorial circular Maurice
F. Castleman. Castlemans Ferry. Va. te12-6Sts
Evening star., 1896-08-22

.-LINGANORE HILLS FARM"-BOARDINC; Fol,
Aug, Sept. and Oct; high and healthy; good
water; driving and bOlting. For terms apply to
Miss E NJ. RROWN, Box r, Frederick Md
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-20
BLUE
IDAHO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic Sta'e Convention met
In poca,ello on Tuesday Of this week.
with large representation from all
the counties.
The platform adopted is straight
out free SILVER proposition and was con
fined to the financial issue. The con.
Nrntion was called TO order by Frank
sirunenberr. the temporary officers be-
Ing Watt Of Blaine chairman. aud Steun-
enberg Of Canyon. secretary.
The committee on permanent organ.
isstion recommended Martin Of Ada for
permanent chairman and shaver Of
Laish for permanent secretary.
The following gentleman were then
elected as delegates to Chicago. Barry
Hillsird OF Shoshone. II c. Shaver OF
Latah. Tim Reagan OF Ada. Geo. V.
Bsvan OF Blain and Joseph c. Rich of
B~sy Lake.
The delegates were instructed TO sup
port no man 90 measure except as are
known W be unqusiiaedly for Tree silver
ard were further instructed 10 vote as
unit.
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DRY BUCK iTEMs.

William Cole made quite strike
i''st above the mill. He PANIED out
some colors Of gold nearly AZ large ~ a
grain OF wheat
John Salskoo got his face pretty badly
scrstched by falling with his face on the
ground while wrestling with Bismark
Noustler
There are several prospectors campcd
above the mill
The mill is running right along now
and putting out about 10000 feet OF
lumber day.
There Is a young man up here who
wishes TO get married NIl he lacks is
about 1900 dollars In cash lie says
that - he had that much he could catch
or n ten minutes.
The Indians have got their crops In
aud have gone TO High valley for hunt.
They started to haul In logs toda,
which have been skidded for some time
past.
Every body Ia looking forward TO the
celebration To be held here ON the ith o.
July.
John Slater has quit the mil and gon,
to work on his placer claim at the head
Of Dry Buck.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-20

Free and confidential examinations 10
all at the Office or by letter. He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricIry, medicine and surgery. The cure
OF private diseases. as well as all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis,
consumption, dyspepsia, skin diseases,
liver kidney and piles. speciality.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed II necessary
Out-ot-town patients treated with un-
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
servation to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank aud circular.
Drs. Liebig X Co. continue TO treat
chronic, nervous and special diseases,
also weak men organic weakness. fail
ing memory, lack OF energy, physical
decay, deformities. etc, etc. arising
from indiscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some OF the following effects.
Nervousness. debility, dimness Of vision
self distrust' ocrecuve memory. prcma-
tureness, want Of control Of vital organs.
pimples on face, aversion Ia the society
Of females. LOSS Of ambition. rack OF con-
fdence. gloominess, dependency, IN
Illness TO marry, melancholy. stunted
Development loss Of manhood. night
losses, pains 10 the back. varicole. gon.
orrhea, syphilis. pi,es, structure. gleet
unnatural discharges. etc. treated with
success, safely and privately. Send for
question blank. or better call II YOU can.
DIR. A. c. stoddart. visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Liebig
World Dispensary. San Francisco has
decided to settle ami will have offices
for consultation at his private reception
rooms, in Atlas Block. Helena.
All patients in, around and about
Emmett and surrounding country should
cnnsnlt with San FrsDcisco's renowned
specialist, Helena. Montana. DR.. Stod.
dart Is managing physician in Idaho
Montana. Washington and Oregon for
Drs- Liebig 4 Co. San Francisco's most
reliable aud successful SPECIALISTS.
Everyone desiring special cure. adj
dress DR.. Stod dart, Atlas Block. HELMS
Montana.
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TIME CARD U. p. Ry.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE AssocIArlon.

The first regular meeting Of the Equal
Suffrage Association was held in the
hotel parlors last Monday evening A
good attendance Of members were pre-
sent and the meeting was pleasant one
The business Of the evening consisted In
part Of the election Of four Vice presi-
dents one from each political party. the
following gentlemen being chosen:
Rev. Y. l.. Young, Populist; Rev. l.. W.
Gowrn. Prohibitionlst; DIR. Eugene ely
mrr. Republican; and d. Knox, Demo-
crat. Rev. X. Barrett was elected aud
itdor. The club will hold regular meet
inss on the first and third Monday eve
mugs OF each month In the parlors OF
Mrs ketchums hotel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-20

Land once at Boise Idaho.
June a 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has nird notice OF his intention 10
make nnal proof In support OF his claim and
soat SAIL proof win be- made before Clerk OF the
iI2oste Court Of Canyon county Idaho At Cald-
well Idaho. on July 2, isoo viz:
Edward Brinsdon.
F2lks Store Idsho. Hd- application No. 23r
Ior lots A. SN \ NE Y 81 Y NV a Sec 4
TIP. y W b. NJ. Idaho.
he names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residences upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz.
James W Patton. William Schultz. jacob
loustler. william II. Wheichel all OF Falk ;
store Canyon county Idaho.
csAkLss uIsKoD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-20

All persons living in road district No
9 will please take notice that they must
take care Of their waste water and not
allow il TO food the public roads. All
who allow water TO flow from their
ditchss or fields on the roads viii be
prosecuted 70 The fullest esteui Of the
law There will be positively DO ex-
eeptions 20 this rule.
IHOsss RUSSELL.
Road Supervisor.
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Motto. for Publication

Hotiea for Publication
Land once at Boise Idaho.
May g. fse6
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice OF his intention to
make nnal proof IN support OF HIS claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and kecelycr Y. ;. Land Once at Boisc Idaho,
ON June - 1870. viz.
Anderson NJ Schrecongost
Ola. Idaho. Hid application No. sssS for the
I Il. NJ. Idaho
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
lanes V. Hail. Lorenzo Real. Joseph De-
Masters OF Ola Boise Co. Idaho, Robert A. Bad
ley Of Sweet Boise Co. Idaho.
CHARIrs HERop. Register. 4.
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Notice s. hereby given that In sccorcaloe
with law the above described ditch stock Will be
sold on the 22rd lay OF June ls9d TO pay the de-
nuquent assessment thereon together with cos
OF advertising and expense Of sale
A. p PErERsoS. Ssc'y.
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Notice OF Sale ofDI,eh STOCK.

The Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place
OF business Emmett Idaho.
There Il delinquent The following descrit-
ed stock on account OF assessment levied ON tue
23rd day OF April 1929. the amount set opposite
the names OF the following stock holders
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NATIONAL coNvENnoN DATES.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

take this means Of announcing
to the public, that | have opened
First-class Livery and Feed
Barn IN Pearl City. barn oppo-
site Walters store. First-class
rigs and saddle horses. Special
attention to transient trade.
Baled Hay and Grain for sale
J. w. COOK, PEARL CITY.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1896-06-25

represented by large delegation and
presented the names of distinguished
Democrats to serve on the delegation
to Chicago, the conference of the op-
posing factions at Las Vegas arrived
at the wise conclusion that that was
an opportune hour to make it plain to
Santa Fe and Bernalilo counties that
the territorial democracy disapproved
of the quarrels and chickering's in which
the local democracy Of those counties
had engaged, and that it desired to re-
buke them by refusing to recognize
their right TO be represented on the dele
CATION. While this decision may not
please some of the democrats OF those
localities, it is entirely satisfactory to
all those who place the party's unity
and success above the advancement Of
individual albuquerque
Democrat.