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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

Russia has made contracts for two more
ironclads and quite number of torpedo
vessels. The peace of Europe sits on a
barrel of gunpowder toying with lighted
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

Germany looks upon Emperor Williams
cordial reception in the captured French
provinces as an indication that they are
being Germanized.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

The flag of the United States will here
after fly over all Federal buildings dur
ing business hours except when the
weather is wet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

The food relief commission has completed
its consideration of the question of final dis
tribution of the fund Still in its hands and
have agreed to give Johnstown 81, 900, 600
now. This will be distributed on about the
same basis as the first distribution. Up to
this time the commission has received So,
5,114, and has on hand today 81, 666 456
In the Conemaugh valley s76a, 1893 has been
expended and in other parts of the state
Sl692T5
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

There is growing expectation of
American hogs to Mexico.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

Since 1900 the population of Europe
has Just doubled itself.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20
TANNERS RESIGNATION.
The Following Letters Explain
Themselves.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,

bVNEAU OF I ENoIUNS, !
WASHINGTON Sept 12, 1889.
To the President: The differences which
exist between the secretary of the interior
and myself as to the policy to be pursued in
the administration of the pension bureau
have reached a stage which threatens to en-
barrass you to an extent which l feel 1
should not call upon you to suffer, and, as
the investigation into the affairs of the
bureau has been completed, and l am as
sured, both by yourself and by the secretary
of the interior, contains no reflection on my
integrity as an individual or as an officer,
hereby place my resignation in your hands,
to take effect at your pleasure, to the end
that you may be relieved of any further en-
barrassment in the matter.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES TANNER,
Commissioner
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-09-20

Bodies continue to be taken out OF the
debris at Johnstown, Pa, at the rate OF TWO
q day,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
THE COURTS
Chancrry Court.

Mrs Sophia Duncan filed bill in chan
Gerry against A. b. Duncan ct al. for tho
recovery OF land owned by her deceased
husband, George Duncan.
cHANcRRY SALES YESTERDAY.
A part of lot 10, block /, on Humphrey
street, 50xl50 feet, to A. ii. Douglas; $3.50.
A tract OF land in the Fourth Civil Dis.
irict, east Of John overton's subdivision,
10 w. II. Foster; $500.
Seveniy-fve acres in the Seventeenth
Civil District, in tho NJ. j. Wicks subdi.
vision, to 5. Watson; 500.
Fifty acres in he Third Civil District,
In range Z, section 4, In the VIM. Aston
grant, TO J. A. Mercer; $3.50.
Ono hundred and ninety.six acres In
the Fourth Civil District, in section 4,
range S. TO J. A. Mercer; $1,000.
A lot on Jackson street, l6Oxi00 feet, TO
X. G. Brown; $500.
A part Of lot %. on the T.. Todd place,
63xl66 feet, to NJ. Nealis; 1925.
. Lot No. !, OF lot J, OF Mciomorc's sub
division, on Dunlap street. to M. Ncalis;
$1,000.
Lot No. 25, block s, In Fort Pickering,
s0x75 feet. 10 Elliott & Hancock; 500.
lot No. 81, in II. w. Hills subdivision,
i02xls0 feet, TO X q. Brown; $1,000.
Sixteen feet OF a certain tract of land on
Division street, to George Boomer; s6O5.
Lot No. q, in Unthank x Phillips's sub.
division. 63xl4S feet, on fernando street
10 A. llatchett; $685.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
JACQUEMlNora.

! ma, not speat IN Womb dcir bat let my pori.
D. nuWVW.
To ioll hgif crimson iccryi Ia leaves Of ifaRmnt
lu.
They plead iof smiles and lissos a. summer Fields
lur shower.
Aud c,ef, purple ,clnl,, thrill, with exquisite
de- ~.
let mc the flan,c dear thc rl,am II oft con.
irsluu
You gl,c my amorous r,s,, ior tue tender hope
they prutr
Aud pfr,s thct hcau lca,cs back. love. 20 drink
their tender PASSION.
Tor their sweetest widest p,fiume T. the wills.
Ter Of my love
Ny ro..s icll her pleading. ell The iondncs and
the flrhinr
Al iho iouging Of heart that reaches thirstlug
tuf iu hiiss.
And tell her. r-s, that my lIrs aud cycs arc dylug
fuf The melting oi bet lotcloas and the faVtur'
Of her kiss
-JoiH Eop', ORdav.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
tIrcuIt Court.

Tho following cases were decided yes
terday
Phoenix Insurance Company vs. Booker;
judgment for plaintiff, $1,000.
Lilly Carriage Company vs. Johnson;
judment for plaintiff, sl65.
Taxing District vs. Barrett; judgment for
plaintiff, S95.
Henderson vs. Memphis & Charleston
Railroad Company; judgment for plaintiff,
500.
Bryant vs. Memphis 4 Charleston Rail.
road Company; judgment for plaintiff, $40
Fraciola vs. Coyne; judgment for plain.
tln, $40.
Mcclure vs. Citizens Street Railway
Company; judgment for plaintiff, 500.
Wright vs. Chambers, judgment for de.
PENDANT.
Gillian W Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad; judgment for deicn.
dant.
Weitt vs. same; judgment for defendant
Sims VS. Bowlcs, judgment for plaintiff,
S4lG
Court adjourned until Saturday. May
is, which WILDE the last day Of the March
term.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Applicants for Certificates Notified TO
Appear a. the Howe Institute.

Al applicants Tor certificates to teach In
the colorcd schools u shelby County for
the ensuing year are notified 10 be pre-.
pared 10 attend public examination com.
mcbcing juno D The Howe Institute,
located ON Wellington aui Irayrcr streets.
Is the place selected IN which 10 conduct
the examination.
In order 10 have some time TO devote 90
institute work. u will be- necessary TO
divide each day into two sessions.
The morning sessions viii be- devoted 10
institute work and 10 discussion on new
and practical methods in teaching. The
afternoon sessions will b. reserved for eX.
aminatiOns exclusively.
All applicants arc requested 10 be prcs-
cnt from the fret day aud during the en-.
tire term. Under no consideration what.
ever will q certificate be- issued 10 anyone
falling 10 be- present the entire week.
NrltiT O'poNNEiL,
Superintendent Shelby County schools
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Marriage Licenses.
Ed Moore to Lizzie Cancoy (colored).
The state supreme Court.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JAcHsoS, Tenn, May 1.-THE Supreme
Court today rendered opinions in the fol-
lowing cases; Person Va Latham, affirmed,
the court holding the title In trustee
barred and statues Of limitations a bar to
the bcnchciaries; Brown vs. Miller. az.
frmed. except to improvements and in.
surance premium; shaw ". Watson. re-
yersed aud bill dismissed, Heiskell. al.
ininislrator, vs. ChickaSaw Lodge, /. q. -.
r., affirmed and legacy to lodec Tor widows
and orphans held god. state vs. BOYD. Ne.
verscd aud claims held baFprd by statue Of
Limitation; Mauray " Seldcn, affirmed
aud purchases from Driver, executor, held
good aud titles Quoted; Monielonico "
kenncsaw Company, reversed and claims
Of X. &. Graves, II. A. Hamilton, W. +.
Bowdrc, X J. Black, c. c. Graham, W.
i. Taylor and others postponed to pay.
mcnt OF other claims. The court NJ.
drmcd Walsh W. Callahan. and heard
and took under adviscment BOYD vs. Sim
aud South Bend Toy Company VI Airing
ton Insurance Company. The Shelby
criminal docket will be called on Monday
next
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Heal Estate Transfer.

Newton &. Perkins TO Newton c. Per.
kins, IT,, two tracts OF lands In the Six.
isenih civil district; love and affection.
W. u. Bethel TO Annie Sens Clark, lot
2, block Z Of the Madison Heights sub.
division; 1000
wylic Jamison aud wife 10 L. II. Fields.
ten acres IN the Sixth civil district; $3.50.
W. u. Bethel TO J. Il. Long part OF lot
=, block Z, Madison Heights Subdivision;
Sl,l25.
Equitable Land & Construction Co. %
James ;, Davant, lot 30 Of the ldlcwild
subdivision; LOO.
i. NJ. & l. =. Cooper 10 Thoma, Far.
rel, LOT Is, block 1. Of the Lcalh 4 Jones
subdivision, 5OxijO feet, s5s7.
Rudolph Nunitzcf aud wife 10 Martin
Wolf, a lot 7Oxl1O feet on Jones avenue,
S2,lOO.
Sodgwick & Ncsbil TO A. Vance. lots 4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
grIpIu,l,our,.

Jimmy llooley WAS given term OF sixty
days for carrying pistol.
Jim Wilson was sentenced TO a term Of
seven years penal gcrvilude, for COW
stealing.
Wn.. Garter, convicted OF assault 10
murder, was given term OF live years.
Thomas Mccormack, cunyictcdol larceny
from the person, was given five years.
A,torney-Gencral Peters was fined $50
for contempt Of court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

and 4 on IaRosc street, in the Sedgwick
& Nesbitt subdivision, 81 1888.
X. l.. Goyer to Mrs, Kate Zimmerman,
part OF lots 10 and IL in Nelson subdi-
vision, 81 800.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Peculiar iu medicinal merit and wonderful
curCs-llouds Sannparilla. Now " the time
tU take H. Tor nov Il will do thc mot iod.
~ |
jackson Mound park Sonrcrt
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
tNponsgNENr.

NiNfnisi March !, lN-a.
Prof. y. u. Seward has pmcticed In this
city very succcsstullyior the past two years
aud has established a reputation ~ thor
onghly competent and strictly scientific
optician. aud as such We heartily unite in
recommending him 10 the people OF this
city, and In doing 70 We can say from per-
sonal experience that those who may need
his services in the nllimporlant matter Of
adapting glasses Tor impaired vision can
depend upon him a. safe aud reliable
oplician, thoroughly understanding his
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

NhA "a NtNNHaNh NiNNlH fflNaiiA WI ANNNW
Office over Floyd's restaurant, 40. PSI
Main street.
Call At once and have your ewes correct
~ fitted with roper glas-cs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
$4,000 CASH

~ bus that very valuable picc' NJ properly al.
Joining Nr Nansncld's rvidcucc on Madison
street The Dot Il % feet front and its' deep and
icyund doubt ono uf the mot desirable lots In
Mcmphl. 1hls IL tar bargain. aud as prooi
We este the inet that IN the fail II iSl infused
siluuO iof same. but now u must b. sold aud al
OncG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Prof F. ID. Seward WIN Leave Memphis
June 10.
Prof Seward is Endorsed by the leading
oculists OF the United States and all the
leading physicians Of Memphis, including
Dn. Mitchell, Maury, Buddckc, Lippin-
colt, Knox, Lipscomb, Jones and Hen.
ming
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
$4,000.

Az ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE or ROOMS:
~ beautiful lot. desirable ne ghborhood. nice
street Que square from sir'ct EAR. aud Gully one
mile tpm Court sqnans Question. DO you
A9ow OF l,I,e OF prSis1y n" =, :, all These
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

rI'HE FOLLOWING List or PROPERTY MUST
b. sold NJ once. and We quote prices that will
leave loI no choice but 81 buy, provided you will
take the trouble 90 examine tho properly aud
know good thing when you so IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

4 VERY BEAUTIFUL Tor, iOxi7j. iIiGII.
~ splendid dciuhgc, majestic forest trces-ln a
wOri perfect lot. neighbOrhooi uucxcelle ]; To-
cation. south Main street. near Rayhnfn avenue,
aud within ap feet Of Judge ihtham's residence.
lots ~ Immediate vicinity have bccn sold at IS
pcf loot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-22

Tn sA< snrrh hoiAsn 81 the Hone Fsse
rnxs.sunce Cen raay at seattle.
Wh~rvns. IA 10 DESIRED 10 incfeoee the eae-
.s.s ss.,srk ~ TIE a me FIRE iassraxse
s.ampany II seattle. sAsr~fcsv ne nne<s.
ssrsssi. s<inx : mas isy a. the uassEes @
xnsa essw pAsy, hsevss cad = raeee1nx %
she .sx.k kuS.Avr. al &aft esampAny % -
hsaA - Noa<iav. the isA DAY - Aueass-
-. & to hear 81 sscAsek- - see aftefs
ussss al swka day. ~ sas scup<ay . a0ex
- ne city a SEATTLE. tcr he rarp<De e<
sx,xxstssersnx ) rrsVrsitxen 81 tn sasd
nssard al trustees dnss essSxed = nsss-
sss ssf aid h<assf. bod Jsae y. 49, 80
rs~ nerves 81 ne capfsAl senrA 81 sasd
sxxn1nssy frsn sAs sxm al one Annds<a
sArassssa Al am - ~ san at toe azndr
ma snd ans sAs~znsd d~zaAsA
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nAsxxs ssAfxxkf.
81 o. SynNsE.
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a. ~ 8Feu AM
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Mr.. xexAnoSs STATEMENT.

IhNNtlEN, MIX Co. W T.
I have se<n badly troubled With my
thraAf sssr many YEARS II ~uaid give me
no s~sf 81 night Soc the tickling and hack.
isg. Sznce s.ss p<ceEabcf IL Vas wosse than
ever. and hAvtnx tried 80 many things
which did rae no god, srif pretty help
sr~s. sssa trend al mine. John Anszes-
sssn, rassl rssn. thai theuxhf. ~ last re-
srrS, ~ eesnx 80 California He Told me ne
had tsxn IN tue .2ssss az and went 10 bf.
lsy~ssn, and tcsek his medicine. and quick
IN ard tssyatiessfy r-sasered. ssonslu3es1
is tsy hlns. SD wtsh IA rssssrs the isrs
that AFzsr . sesks use 81 the p~ftsctsy
tsss~sxss~ Hsssnx~tessc messsrsn~ / entirely
rxeuxsr<t make this sx&teEzens fos the
krnrlft VI al Afflicted in The saxse say,
TIMOTHY MCMAHON.
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NJ ssAuxhief. Mrs. e k~sseri. sssssznx. "
T.. usx pretty h1s With consumption
hss~<f3nx frnxn tts sxn<z> azsa esssxh xcrser.
siss rss2rxssersssae al sh< sgx~szsesa sssszssy.
The sf.~as< wss 81 spz. xeArs standing
s-nrsse "a IN. 4. Ezxsfe lssrstAa. ny dAuxAsxz
ksr<sax ss.a ss-essse 60 GENE ste t<ssk tkx
persisrsne . ~x~k, ard she ssx2n 10 ssxi
e.rstsr ASA in afxsus swo rsssnsns TINE
frsss srss fsklax tA< ra<-ssc1re slse Sd ca
ssrxsy rcessvxrxzS j. T. Smith
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had an attack Of neuralgia Of the heart,
and was los several months unable 10 even
lie down. hat had 70 cit up The pain was
Intense. II kept We drawn up and ] dare
not move. Of courSe was dosed by one
doctor after another. bat 70 no purpose.
feis that would never recover. and that
was the opinion Of my family and neigh.
bofA Ny sister coming from Seattle. told
~ al the grcAt cures which were person-
ally known 70 her. wrought by Dr. Jordan,
and urged me 70 try him. Il seemed useless,
but they ray . drowning man grxxys Q
straw. ! wrote 70 the doctor, told him the
AZ was In, and be sent me medicine. In
f0us days felt 50 per cent. Of improAe-
mens; kept steadily isaPFusing, until lately
have been able % wofk again.
feel sure that II Il we're not for DR.. Jof.
dan's HistoGenetic Medicines. l ahOuld
have succumbc<5cd 70 the disease.
make this statement from , sense 81
gratitude 10 the doctor and justice 20 my
Fellows. g. A. BRENNER-
DalrA. W. r., April Is. tsse.
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0evS.@G' esss
Real Istste Z riasleial brsteFs.

Ar~nss ssr he resr<rsy 81 capt. wttssa4
R~css>a- she rsoinmeaa 4 fufet srusad
Easir<.sa Company, the PneSs Nj, C00-
rsrv. the s~sssie. fAhs sAcrs = kasses1
kaisusy Company. and ne 1ataffty % me
heavy property cuners - fHest sesae
px.su "a. xeuisn hscrk. cosumhsa ssfes&
seattle. WasA
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Icf > year was troubled with pains n
my hack and sids, and headaches. the ~
suit cf liver and kidney trouble. I uas
attracted to Joys Vegetable sarapariila,
by the startling testimonials IN the %
pcrG They seemed - practical wss In
dured to try II. knowing that - IL was
purely vegetable, II would do no harm.
II acted ~ . geutlc laxative. After the
second bottle my pains spd aches dissp-
pcared. II did 70 much for me that I
sent several bottles 70 my family In New
jersey, who also took II with the mosl
satisfactory results.
oRe<ssseS7
Master Caulksr. foot Clay. San Franchise.
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Ny wife has been under physicians
carr for two years. Tor what they called
= liver complaint" She would ct some
relief willis taking prescriptions, hut
would soon fall hack into the same
drowsy. inactive state. got her bottle
Of Joys Vegetable saru1psrilla. II did her
immediate good, and when three bottles
had been taken she regaincd her old ar-
customcdhcalth and spirits and II now n
web ~ ever. used Il for rheumatism
with the result that am now entirely free
irsm The disease with which had suffer
"a a year. ~ c.
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TO Property Owners.

ovpsrs of hasine9 property Who ere nm
Abe . rehaftd can secNfs cusepmeFs Who
viii bar q rsenunsbie hguFes a. 49, tne
49, IN 6usfuess ve have sid nearly
evsry 6asinsas ies that hes changed hsnds
In the city.
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~ ~ 4S43 S0HVS Sh.s <Aftk. 61UnI9s{
PORTLAND, Or, April =, ln9. !
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, W. +.
Dear Sir--l have becn mex with rheumA
tixm every year for nineteen pears ! am
suffering with what IL termed . rheumatic
heart. craplcd badly fTum the miserable
disease. il usually takes me from SIX
weeks 10 two moutha - get over the attack.
and am out Of my head almost all Of the
time. Every joint achew feariuiiy. I bad
IN attack . lew weeks ago and Was being
L was wore than nothing. I felt pretty
desperate when We heard shout DR.. ]. Eu-
rene Jor1anss new syssem ii Treatment and
IL wonderful results We wrote 70 Seattle,
and he tent up . prescription which We got
q Child 4 Co -. In two and half days
frum the commencement Of treatment
could take : ride in the streAt car, and
have been imprpvtng ever since. and am
now going 70 work. Very respertfuliy,
CnA1. W. SCOTT.
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NcRrn YAKIMA. W. T. May 18th, lssQ.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, seattle VI. r.
Dear SSve--Ny daughter took . heavy cold
scssc wceks aeo and had . seArfnl cough
ana . grvat deal II pain Her mcnses stop
ped entirely, wAA rAising quantities of pus
ana hlossi Her disease was rapidly devel-
op4ne into consumption. Having tried
ycnr meslss4nes before successfully looked
"a your bauph and found what she needed.
w~nt "a North Yakima and procured them
lrom your AGENT Her improvement was
very rapid aud sbe II now well. CANNED
thanh you enough fuf what y0a have done
for me and mine. Your mssiielaeS in my
orsuton ere the oniy ones In the vorid and
vould not use any ether. They have
savc<i my siamxhters fife twice and words
viii not express my gratitude. Hoping all
the world ssgi hear II POUR mestscaisrs and
use them am your sincefc friend,
NAAY C. TAYLOR
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Nonrn YAKIMA, W. r., May 18th. ls0.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, seattle, w. r.
nsas Sivs-Ny sfsserinlaw, Nim Annie
fruwn. had &C. vitus dance and the mus
cles In her whole lcft side contracted IN .
NEST fearful manner. she coBld hardly
spcak. tongue would draw up and contract.
Is - r. She wrote you and receiycd
two weeks medicine and now all the
twftrhine and contraction has disappeared.
she eats and sleeps all right and now says
shc u perfectly we'll We are al more
eyateful than words can express 10 you FOR
her wonderful cure. ard only wish every
one Who IL sick would use your medicines.
Your sincere friend P. l. zkkKi.G.