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Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
DEATH IN A COAL PIT.
Large Number OF Mon Killed and
Wounded.

WILKESBARRE, Penn, Nov. 90
Shortly after the miners and laborers had
entered COnyngham's shaft this morning
an explosion of gas took place. This shaft
is known to contain considerable gas, and
x Hudson company.
The accident occurred while the men were
getting ready for work About fifty men
were sitting at the foot of the shaft await
ing the inside boss when the explosion Oc.
CURED, and only three or four men escaped
without injury. 1t is known that several,
possibly twelve or fifteen, will die. while
the Others will be Scared, or MANNED for
life. The disaster was caused by Cornelius
Boyle, mine lahorer, who stepped into a
worked-out chamber which was filed with
gas. with lighted lamp on his hat. Boyle
will die. Many mules were killed and
wounded, and the damages to the inside
workings fthe shaft are great. Fire bosses
William Williams and William Evans are
fatally burned. There is great excitement
in and about the shaft, and full knowledge
as to the exact number of those who We're
hurt. and the character of their wounds,
cannot be obtained at present.
The explosion was the most serious that
has occurred in the anthracite fielIs this
year. 1t is now known that forty-twO men
are seriously burned and others slightly in
jured. Twelve of the men will die of their
injuries.
The scene at the colIiery when the injured
men were being taken from the shaft was
terrible. A crowd of 100 persons had
gathered at the mouth of the shaft, among
them the wives mothers, and daughters OF
the injured men. AS they were taken out
of the pit they were brought to the engine
house. and the women made desperate eff
forts to gain an entrance. Frantic demon
strations of grief were made by the women
while the blackened, scorched and bleeding
victims of the disaster were wrapped up in
blankets and taken away. The floor of the
engine house was covered with writhing
human forms, so disfgured by the fire as to
be unrecognizable. As fast as possible they
were taken to the hospital or to their homes,
and so rapidly was the work done that by
O'Clock all had been taken out and carried
away.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

The iHteresting assertion is made
That baseball has been introduced into
ts,e Pittsburg Insane Asylum '.for the
physical and mental improvement of
si,c patients This is Il very desirable
contamination. There is nothing like
baseball for strengthening an unhinged
HIind, The mental effort necessary TO
discover original and effective exple-
Gvcs TO hurl al the umpire is of itself a
wonderful mind restorcr. And then Il
sharp tap on the nose from a hot liner
Is apt to clear away The fogs from the
most clouded brain. Baseball is a
great destroyer of Illusions. A crazy
man when he stands at the home-plate,
knowing that the fate of his nine de-
ponds On his hitting the ball for two
bases, is confronted SO strongly with
she stern realities of life that he cannot
Lsl become serious and practical be-
ing, Yes. baseball is good game for
insane patients. There are many peo-
Pile, indeed, who think the game had its
origin among crazy mon.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
A,RjEa,

New Orleans (La.) Plcsyu une, NOv>l3.
Another lottery wave passed over New
Orleans last Tuesday, and in its course
struck Mr.. Adolph E. Beltran, son Of our
well known fellow citizen, II. Beltran, ESQ.,,
commission merchant on Decatur street.
The blow was a severe one, and 1t struck
AdOlph so Unexpectedly thet he has not en-
terely recovered his senses, though In pos
session of more cents than he ever had in
the course of his check-ered career.
On Wednesday, with a dollar0us express
sion in his eye, he visited the office of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in
quired for the root doctor. This singular in
quiry excited the curiosity of the Office, and
he was invited to a seat in the left-hand
ward.
His pulse being felt, an extraordinary
contraction of the muscles of the digits of
his right hand was discerned. On reducing
the same, lottery ticket was revealed,
bearing the number 04, ,552 A quick dag
nOsis Of his case was made. The lottery
wave had given him, in the drawing on
Nov. 9, for One-dollar investment, the sum
of fifteen thousand dollars.
The root of all evil," in the form of
very hard cash was at once administered,
and Mr.. Beltran's singular inquiry was ex-
planned.
In pleasant cI,at with the writer, the
fortunate holder (who is apparently q
years of age) stated that he is a native of
New Orleans, and is now working in the
laboratory of the Planters Sugar Refinery,
learning the business under Mr.. John Rey-
nOlds, and that the sudden accumulation of
wealth will in no way affect his resolution
to master his adopted profession.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

A LADY who had evidently had diff
Guilty in securing Il servant girl to suit
s.er ideas advertises in Boston as fol-
lows; IF there is any American girl
IN The United States who is willing to
do general house-work in the country,
IN a quiet town where there is no ex-
s-isement, in a small family with no
children, who can attend to her own
business and not the neighbors, and
will not expect another girl to wait
c,n her, she will be treated well. have a
good home, and receive fair pay; state
wa ges wanted
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

They have some vigorous preachers
rn the East. Rev. E. A. Farmer. of
rlsinwell, Mich, is an enthusiastic
frohibitioniet. In "A recent sermon
he said: ANY Christian who refuses
Ia. vote the Prohibition ticket ought to
bc yoked TO the devil and made to toll
tos' a thousand years on the hot pave
for his flock and the Rev. Farmer will
s,c asked to resign.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

A coLoEEp man in New York hos
uitai had his bowels taken out and
washed. A patient in London had his
diseased lung tissues burned out
When the surgeons learned how to ex-
srsuct and disinfect a bad heart they
will prove benefactors indeed to the
resi- Of the race.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

TIE Christmas card dies hard Re-
ports from scross the water say it is to
ec more profuse and more festive than
ever this year. Let us try to bear up
under the dispensation. and remember
that in the other world there will be no
need 20 send these subtcrfugcs of costly
regard
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Ms- BEEcHER says there is not ho-
tei in all England. from Brighton at
ff,a north to The tip end of the Duke of
'!Sntherland's estate, where they know
now TO make a decent loaf of bread or
pafatable cup of coffee.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
A New Complaint.

''Are you feeling better, Mr.. Featherly?"
asked Bobby at the dinner table. ''Feeling
better? l haven't been sick Bobby II
didn't KNOW" said Bobby, indifferently.
MA an pa were talking about your geneal-
ogy last night, and ma said it couldn't be
much worse. l supposed you were sick''
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

RECITATION hours at Yale have been
changed TO favor the football players.
This, says The Norwich Bulletin, is
she first indication of the change of the
cr,liege into a university.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
" Michael Strogof."

Mr.. G. c. Staley, while playing the lead
ing part in ''Michael Strogoff," at Oakland,
Cal, became SO hoarse from a severe cold
that he despaired of being able to continue
his part. Two bottles of Red Star Cough
Cure entirely cured him. Does not nauseate.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs for
Coughs and Colds: ."rhe only article of
vice. l want nothing better."-Rev. X. H
Craig, Otisyille, N. Y. Sold only in boxes.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
A Gatltv Sacrifice

should never be made, but ambition and en-
terprise deserve reward. Wherever you are
located you should write to Hallett & Co.,
Portland, Maine, and learn about work that
you can do and live at home, earning there
by from Is to &25 and upwards daily. Some
have earned over $50 in day. All particu-
lars free Both sexes. All ages. Capital not
needed; you are started free. All is new.
Those who start at once cannot help rapidly
making snug little fortunes.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

81 am merchant and planter" writes
MI. 7. n. Humphrey, Of Tenn land it
we're coughs and colds Aliens Lung Balsam
is the best remedy now offered for sale. l
have induced many to try it, with the best
Of results" At druggists, 25c., SOC. and 81
a bottle
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

* ~<ARTEs ye've ate that mince pie an
ttsssn hard biled eggs asked the gen.
sxsas woman, 'will ye carry in some
wood for meP" Certainly, madam, :"
gratefully replied the tramp, '.that is if
T. live"
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

The Government School of Painting has
been closed in Paris. You must learn to
paint in private studies now.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

y Boy Epreacher Harrison lis lin rill
Rsslth. The attempt to fly against ma
fa,'e by remaining a boy for 50 years
unv have caused the trouble.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

TaERE is no oconnection between mar
Eitge bells and chestnut bells, although
If may be admitted that the formcris an
old joke.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

WHEN getting your boot or shoe straight
ened use Lyons Heel Stiffeners; they save
money, give comfort and keep them straight
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Don Cameron rode on horseback from
Harrisburg to Washington last week in
company with his daughter.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
SIXTIETa YEAR.

THE Yoath's Companion celebrates this
year its sixtieth anniversary. 1t might well
its readers are found in 4OO,OOO families. 1t
is so wisely edited that its pages are as in
teresting to adults as to the young people.
Besides the best Short and Serial Stories it
contains great variety of popular and use
full information on Natural History, Science,
Home Arts, Games and Sports, and is fully
illustrated. 1t costs but II .75 a year, and a
subscription sent now is credited to Janu-
ary 1SSS
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

If you had taken two of Carter's Little
Liver Pills before retiring you would not
have had that coated tongue or bad taste In
the mouth this morning. Keep vial with
YOU for occasional use
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Heart Palpitations, Nervousness. Tre,nb-
Iings, cold hands and feet cured by CAR
TER's IRON PILLS.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

The convention with China allows Eng
land full freedom as the ruling authority II
Burmah for six months.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers is
easily applied, and colors brown or black.
The prompt use Of Ayers Cherry Pectora
will often prevent serious lung troubles.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

A POLITE eastern journal compli-
ars,,,ts its new rival on ''leaving so
much room for improvement.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

BALTIMORE is to have a crematory.
Two years ago there was but one in the
e,suulry, now there are twelve.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

To Regulate the St0ma ach, Liver and Bow
els, take CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS
one dill dose,
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

This world is all a stage but it's a long
step from the man Of property to the prop
erty man.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Professor Huxley, in his retirement, vii
try to keep the wolf from the door with
pension of 81, 500 per year.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

Sailors haven't much liking for wrecks,
but divers are down on them more than any
one else.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

1t is announced that Emma Abbott has a
new kiss. The old one began to taste rather
Stalp
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

A temperance lecturer is always backin
water.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

A Lady's Unfortunate Expsrisncs.
Was that of one of our acquaintance who
suffered from scroful:,, "a yellow complexion,
and distress of the stomach, for years before
using DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which finally
cured her
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
CURRENT COMMENT.

over 100000 veterans have visited
Gettysburg during the past three years.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

The man that ought to suit you we'll
your tailor.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04

The poet who failed 10 get IN with His ede
to liberty will be allowed u settle at ten
cents on the dollar.
More than one hundred an4 Twenty-Five
thousand bottles of DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup
have been sold by one firm in Baltimore
Messrs. VIM. II. Brown q Bro.
An earthquake is responsible for many
ground rents that are not c0llectabfe.
Geronimo will find in Florida, hotel
keepers whose reputation as professional
scalpers will detract even from his prestige.
Crystal River current., 1886-12-04
A GRAND OFFER!

Denver, W. N. U. Vol. ". No. As.
When writing to advertisers say that you saw the
advertisement in this amer
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

Bo>roS. Sept The failure 40 Tloui-
man Il lIiughsu,. bot and -is"s d"a.sis,
Ne, snnouL Ay-,tsuisy. cr.aiiug = .e.sss-
ton iu the .t,s~ ,rslc. Their iisb.lBl.s ate,
not positive , known. ba; II q. believed
Ties viii react. 500. 200. The Gfra msd.
al assignment, foi ia, bei,.al az creditors o.
FfApei. j.. T. s-afS. cashier Of tAs Ihini
National Bank. The Gnn, which - sysvinl
partnership concern. - composed ~ J"bp
p. C~ioutfuan, %: Pennington. y. a.. aud o..
u. Bingba,n. 81 Boston. ss"i has been dong
bu.inrss In Boston fot .~Ssial ysa-s 81 No
ca South street. Tie Erin las done = very
isTE. tiusin~-s - mapsfsrturrTs sut e-n-F.s
v,at.f~ anil ~ss .afg-ly iutsir-,~l iu ~sy
ersl shoe fse;Of - whhrh. "SiuE to s-rs"g.
cause. have not b-.B rronf abe. No
estimate cap ~ y~t - maize ct the
anuoani tie nT,n ~tll To allie io gsy. lie
sf-ditoss are manly "a Iao.i"n ~!ii, s,sn-
fs~ leo Ss~ York sBd NV Hampshire
The zs..i. eoEslst mostly 81 acrnunf--
I!p- rg.icf rap.- 81 tie failure - .z.i go have
L.-n TIC present .ir nZ-ncy ia tl.r ugSfes
nIsf.st. Ii,- sci.-iHi~s hie.i "s l.. n. MI
iisnS. tie Iumt~f merchant ~ho f~eenslr
.ail.-I. show total lizi, lilies of SsigZsA
sIT5.sss 10 ia difrci- DuIsssie Of th- Los
ten bank. the heaviest Creditors s'~ is tiss-
w.. anlois whom are. I,-~ = i;f.~n. 81
Nais4sn. SiIsIi.C W. Ferguson. og l:4cis-
u.iri. IsL.. ss.eio. snasixTass - f.d. nt
Chattanooga. I.n... sJ.s-,. John sts.zst-
ni Ss>Asi4i~. ss.yss. suai iIsii-sfsr isfss.. -
lSsbestrT. &ii.sS1 Its =.s~fs sF- Ersss -
naIy sStO0o. bu, psftifs Aiso isas. invest
Eai.-' sis-Tn think tAeJ uas .hrHk "a So
90. ami Iisi Williams ran nss par 3 sss.;s
ola tie e1i ~.
Allsn = Spb =. hardware d-sisrs. have
airi = .~~tsllos is insoiEsbrY ia 'asstzi5s~.
f Their sifsc tsassl,fte~ af~ s,--af a. - % anaA
Tie ~.Hs:iF~ct is~sry 800. 80. bsns ins.f.s
fss's on Isf~r 81 fsi 81 1fsus. Alec.
tsrutF frf. have l~-u ia t8~ iazb., of 1s~
Z cvs38; -. pAi-r sst8s tgsna saseh tiArs ssz-
issfeg-~ aTsd 4 s~ussu: a. to hsnks. is e.
al :i.2s tls~af ussAi r1ir szs :. Tar ss.s1
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
lAROE DAE
vorxinym~n ~ Chicago aud Nuw ,uL-'

~ ofkiiginsl ~ Chicago Sud
CHICAGO. sept. G.-Iie annua, "l.a1ur
lloii,iay' /, beng observed on a vciy gem
era! scale today. business Of al Kinds, 49,
peciallv in the manufacturing houses, -
largely suspended. and t!tc streets IN the
business center are crow dcd WITH h'!idty
kr-pcrS. Tie parade. which started tn
ward eleven U'c.ucA. vas IN n!uc ".Ni>.o">.
and the number Oi participants Wa "-ti-
mated at from l5.J0S L. @i,t'Tt- There
were TWENTY-FIVE bands la the INST dtNl"-
ion were the BtickIsy'n ms Union amt i"af
ihnusani l,., csTiI"rt: second DIVISION.
iroI~.>,iocIs. moidcI-, niac!ini-is "nd h'H'"-
smiths. TN and sheet Iip,n WORKERS aui can
makers: !hiri DIVISION. pla-i-frI,. fathers
,l:prnirrs, bIo,m, mshci>. rattan wot"'r'
aud Woodworking maclih.si>: fourth di'i'-
ION. T,pogiaiiI cal Union. Pte>smcns | ~
ION. S,-r.o;, pei>' luton. >lI"c"'aLr,s, tan
hers and cutters aud ha.II"ss HiaF'I-'
lfiiI division. c,IaImaLcrs aud Tobacco"
wors,r,: sixth JNision. >toneIna>"ns and
allied cal.in:.; seventh. Pullman
-mp.oy.s: eighth, Souil, THEA :" iron
workers. ani local assemblies "f
knights q: I.ahor. wiiii,' the niuih DIVISION
VS. made III, OF an exposition "f all bust
ness films rIuptoy mr. uI;piI labor. IHs
turn ont j. SatI 10 nave been tile largest
ever sr.i west al the Hudson, riyrr. Many
industries, 1u.onS them bficklay'"g. Npc-
setting. trry.-i-r,iins ami non Li"ldinS.
were rcpIe--n;"d ia active Ir'sT"sN ~ Ia.
pir,lr. Tie lie uf march wa> through
tie principal ~s:ic"t, Of lie business c-n''f
3 To Ocs..r,'> Grove. where Il mass meeting -
being held this Afternoon.
~ MII.w hIF
MILWAUKEE. Sept. G.-"-hr,i>snS DAY
was calculated here ny a monster ia!'"f
rarate, which, started al ten o'ci,sh. aud IN
Which nearly l0.C0b w"rkW-n PARTICIPATED
Ia eccoriance with tie PROCLAMATION .,-n"i
.,y N.aynr Waller there Wa, a Very gei"ial
>Isurm.ion az business ~ industrial .si'o'
ii.hm.nts. Factories sud workshops. ite
attendance Al he Iab"r iicni, Tia : attcisoou
A. SclI.t- Para /, very larcr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
Rough or, the Editor.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Sept. Intense ex-
citrmeut VA, occssion-si IN Wyandoiie,
Kan. n, seven O'Clock last evening to- iH-
cuwl;idiuc ol Ntnu.-ota avruu" al NJ
Eus,rll Il. .Arn-iIun-. 'iI. o' the editors
and uropri c;or, of tie W~ysnd";is Gf-eti".
ty the iva sons of Billy Gain',, liz. vel
.nuwn, 'onns-rpcr of " yaiit",i-. Wa" -
N rt--~ut >u.i-rin. i term at !oaT ui"nii,-'
unur~nunte4i ia tie county jail for "a
ofiru>- asaiu>. the prnii.b't"Ty is~. The
r,1.,. 90. ,lrr 10 Ell, assault wss IN Article
VIA ii appeared ~ The G1zdtc 9" i7>i ~
6av. when afcuei-r-:.Tun- 20 u PETITION
i..iuZ circulated a>.iEg fer the rr'a>" 81
Caa.b. srs.3u ja..-tlaai IL would = p~E'."'a'
,i- - allow See wife and c~iiI.'tE~.l a: ~
IA ooa@e-g".1 ir bee SUPPORTED Ay TIE epu"iy
rather ia~u That any portion. Of hs seH;c"es
should &c sJs,c.i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

MILWAUKEE. Wis. sep. The ofle'a'
announcement: = made tia, The manage
mem, Of Tie CHlca=o. Milwaukee Il -
paui fallr lad has decided ~ place On ls
Cscs.ci. Bluff, division tie system % i-s-
Communication b~isrrn n'"F'Hs
Mains which was recently inyssfei by
..anas A.. EfiSo1. 2sJ whca ~, As'
r~>fI,iy experimental Win o. ei'
xs+T-l IroB;hs z-n- By tiis st>"i'
u.ssIsr trains half a rAetsIa" ~fe
4: n ~SouHnInn.ea' %" VIE Tsea "'
.,sh arcNla coat nnai o~aniaahS-u" '-l
b. ~, IN ain dispatcher. aud TIE fi'~ %
a,.,a... !. aaasc. IS ,hus rct.cei 10 Q
I~asiIEaug-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

sgpsTfs. NO.. sept TIE Pct:
S0Eo,F Democrats t<Btfsi Cssa'zit.<v can
,sse.S tie retains az Ss:rF5sy's primary
el-s;loa p~Say ~i'h the ~foiIeaia< fsssst
Heard i.sss Nor. ~ i~issFts ma lOfifg.
lEa. TIE o9brisi so'. os ..'.s Coanss -ss
i;~sf'L or. Nos-. 60 iissrd's ass.0siiY.
49,. Dallas cssmiy gave Iissfi ~ ssrs
2U0 majority IsrS.H- 80, soz.sxSas iss :.
~iiDnEr@. -. am B~uiss. 2%9 tsa,s~s
More. sssJo'.ii~s ~, az .o,loss: Co,f-.
90. IISSsS-. 80: saisnr. ~. Ti-za'-
BsS snr.iy IL i.Gs9. with iA- eosnsi-s o,
Cza1~n AMI ii<ssry ., .~zr fsssel srsrAliy-
lis to.s. ass.ofty oseE More w.I Issh
i,s11
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
yas~ssY4aaa

CHICAGO. SEA- TIE Episcopal
e'~r.y Of ths ekc-s- Hse. q; the fs.ss~f
iioss~ ~ $50 o'els<k ,hss ait,rna.pn % A-n.
ih- report Of Tho sp~rssi Committee ~
peini~d 10 arrange tie preisnsinary details
:of sise graf EpseoyAi coayea;ion waea
opens IA this eity ga orsseer /. The re-
psi; s.assd that ever ons thousand dr.-
gs;>s wsfs expeesed. and that funds fac
their en'erfassnsssss ueEe fzssisy t-aa<
scn>rrin-a ant a--onss..a-is. sus .Ssr~
t. 4~-s 49, - AEiG q" a.r.yc
~; AMI lie Hue ag bs0g va .C4
s~.tusl - c0afe-rur~. .r8r - "a
r.~ll- u. t1c .sues4. c1lyrAI-gu
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

Liruy Roo Ara >~p- s-'-Esf"f's
\ fotu u. r,,c.sgs - coming IN fp''n eDHs-
is ~hsea rave Ez-say and ;~.rsraps IA
siiiiles. A hrs- yosSs t-en po!'~i and
4, ~iI be ,.x-,a. cay- 1osr definite Exur-s
can he x,yrn. Tie Nr~oesA'T State
,scke; 10 e.rc.ed BE- sn eNins1d
majority sf >o.So. q. Tie Dino
era. have A., > majority ( ss~4<<.l-
,:'c- The Republicans err-oa.
csnn,'-s Will ~ wbcet~f- ---es
~s~t2i l~< ave cal sv- --a.-
!. t-Tu- =. Liz ID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

III Ill 70: pa ne To adyer;i~c.
sal q mrrcfanL Might ~ wei zar
Il taikezi ~ niany rer~oa&- but noi.s q
them Nosl.i sI..-n - nl~. a sell
CONSTRUCTED advertisement viii siuzts
~ RID. and 1iIl retg-l handsome
Vr,t,-. snt n =o<ri coave-ssiioaals-t
v,i slwsy~ h=d Fcrsoi. y ao Ar. -la4
io l..s-E - him.-'asgggs lsfsr Usaa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

italian D-es ar -plt a. Eve dDil1-
[. colory rs part 81 Georgia They
istcuraS =, the rate 81 oUr rHufr. Z pr
cent pr aunum 'Ec BIC Keeper r.
rrort> hnvinS taken "a tsot~znd swo
lmmdFd poanl. %: honey :r5m ior-g
v~uipnl-s ;ais spring Iie honsy. -
t~Tactrl fron the coaI1. se.ls a; "a
cent a poind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

- Sew York gossip sats iha; m
signed wills are E~ry coIauson- feop.e
get tacm made. bs; are afraid fu ,,u.
their names ;o t.efn- Il know one
nan. n. Az. who has .peat ssi.so
in haTin- ~i:l. draw n within Il. lat
few ye.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

a Poli.ls couple ia Jersey Ctr
=-kci a i~u,iice .: tie p~ice To marry
iAern IL. two yczr<-S. D. Saa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
To THE WonKrScxEs.

IN TINES LIKE THESE, WHEY MONEY II
TIED UP CONSEQUENT UPON THE WHEELS
OF INDUSTRY BEING TEMPORARILY CLOG
GED. 1T BEHOovEs EVERY wORKINGMAN
TO MAKE HIS DOLLAR GO as FAR AS POS
SIBLE. ESPECIALLY WHEN BUYING CLOTHES
FOR HIMSELF OR HIS LITTLE ONES WE
HAVE LONG CATERED FOR THE WORKING
MANS TRADE BY KEEPING IN STOCK WHAT
WE KNEW BY EXPERIENCE HEwOULD FROM
TIME TO TIME REQUIRE, WHETHER FOR La
Dor, BUSINESS OR DRESS PURPOSES, FROM
A 7oc ovERALL(wTTH OR WITHOUT APRoNs)
TO 4 436 SUIT. WE SELL STRONG, DURA-
BILE PAIR OF PANTS FOR 81 WE HAVE THEM
IN EVERY GRADE. UP no %. WE SELL 4 SER
vICEABLE SUIT FOR -. WE KEEP THEM IN
ALL THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES, UP TO
THE FINEST KNOWN. WE SELL CHILDRENs
SUITS FROM SL25 TO 90: BOYS SUITS FROM
$3.50 TO SIS ONE OF THE PLEASANTEsT
FEATURES OF OUR BUSINESS Is THE SUB
sTANTIAL PATRONAGE WE HAVE EVER RE-
CEIvED FROM THOSE WHO EARN THEIR
MONEY BY HARD AND HONEST TOLL
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND sTa
GALL BLUE sIaNs)
my10 i'm. GRADY, MANAGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

The Chicago organ OF the Knights of Labor
continues to pour hot shot into the anarchist
crew. And we'll IL may. So long as there
remains In the mind of any intelligent citizen
the least confusion of the knights of Labor
Will the knights Of Idleness, it behooves the
real workingman TO struggle to uproot it
Inc object for which every honest labor
reformer is striving Is the improvement OF the
condition Of the wage-earner. Improvement
involves the idea OF building up. The funda.
mental idea underlying anarchism Is that of
pulling down. The two can never be recon-
ctied, for there is no middle ground on which
creation and destruction can meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19

The K bolt which is threatened among the
democrats in Speaker Carlisle's district because
he saw fit 10 exercise his own discretion in the
matter OF recent appointment may amount to
something, or Ii may not. The man who has
least reason To feel alarmed about it is Mr.. Car
Isle himself II his constituents can afford to
retire hlIn for the satifaetion of grudge he can
auoro To let them There is no Congressional
district In the United States whose representa-
tive In Congress fills a larger place In the esteem
OF the American people than the sixth Ken.
lucky.