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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-19
RADAM's MICRoBE KILLFR

RADAm'S MICROBE KILLER
Bs,sminsies the Microbes and drives them
ont Of the system. and when that is done
you cannot have an ache or pain No mat
ter what the disease, whether a simple case
OF haarial Fever or a combination OF ala.
easss. We cure them all A. the same time
ns We treat all diseases oonsutu donaIly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-19
The Association

A Success. Congressman Bland
and Lecturer Fisher Deliver
Addresses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-19
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
Frank Moyo In Davy Crockett.

We have seen few dramas which we
enjoyed more. Mayo holds the mirror
up t. nature. aud portrays u simple
backwoodsDan with his big soul,
coursge aud warn heart to the hfe.
Ii is the grandeur Of true nobility.
The chararter, ss typed by Mayo,
makes one feel proud inst such men
have lived, and iou>es all the "derripg
do" and the better feelings in our
moments Of brightest enthusiasm.
The recition Of Eleanor Vsughun
by Miss Aarie Burre-s, wss in happy
style. On the stage she appears beau
iiful, and is exceedingly grac full.
There is winningness and enthus-
iasm about her which is very pleasant
and spsrkling. The support 10 the
best Of any company which has visit
I'd Columbus this wiuter.-Columbu bus
Tip,es.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02

name IL Richard A. f. Gpbi.r, a Ton
sorial srtist that had made his pile
scraping the CRIME and siubble from
the faces Of the delivers In the "Alic-u
and other mines Of that city. He was
tresding anew, on q visit. hi. old
stamping ground in this city, and
meeting what seemed to him n con-
genial friend he. with that opep-
heartedness imbu.d by the exhilera,.
ing atmosphere Of Montsns. took his
supposed friend into his confidence
and, after several liberal libations, his
supposed friend took him into buuoo
shor, where he dropped $500 In good
Montana currency. Some days after-
wards he met bis supposed friend in
front Of the AsteT House and held him
up with An invitation to look down
the bar el Of a six shooter In true Mon.
'ana style. "ODe # the finest soon
mSre his appsarsnce and escorted
both IN the tomb, where the friend
turned out to he we'll known bunco
steerer, and was held for trial.
Gebler received well earned praise
from Justice Hogan or the capture Of
this notorious sw ndl-r, whose ociety
lately has beer much sought after by
the officers Of more than one city.
La grippe sppesrs t. have left us.
II nearly doubled the death rate while
here. MCGINry.
New York, Jan %, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
a RumOr Verified,

The following notice. clipped from
the Washington Star, verities the ru-
NOR current here some dsys ago. that
Can't. Kr.iiler had taken to himself o
wife:
KREIDLER-BooTEs. Al Greenlea,
near Delaware City, Del, on Thurs.
day, Jan. Is, 1880. by Rev. X A. Nee.
Bell, Miss Sophie ). Bootes, Of George
town, ID. C.. 10 Capt. E. A. Kreidler,
Of Miles city, Mont.
We heartily congratulate the cap
tain and are glad to note ,hlt he still
halls from Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
Children Enjoy

The pleasan, flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects If Syrup Of Figs,
when In need Of laxative aud If the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that 1t 10 the best family remedy
known and every family should have
n bottle,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
etill Hsagins Firs.

ALBANY. Jan. 3i.-The worlds lAir
bill conference oommittss agreed -
report the bill hack to both housss =
amended, ~ - 10 strike out ell nsmD
of additional commissioners not vssi-
dents Of New York city. The asssn-
bly, would not agree to that.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
ALL TRAINS INTO FRS co.
The Grow Reserve.

WAsHISGToN, January Sl.-Ths
House Committee on Indian Affain
has ordered favorable report on the
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Interior to procure and submit 70 Con-
gress q proposal for sale to the Uuited
States Of the western part Of the Crow
Indian Reservation, in Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02

-sme a, the mine q. the fist day the
process Of turning ~ waller was begun.
In few days test will be made to see
how high the water has risen In the
mine. Nothing has been done to JUS
tify 'he report thst new sbslt is to be
snnk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
A FIERCE ATTACK

on the speaker and the republican
majority for their action In the past
two days and announced the purpose
of the minority to contest every inch
Of the ground. After that, the speaker
refused (the majoIity, by vote, sustain-
Ing him) to recognize any and every
motion from the democratic side that
tended to delay proceedings, chasing
them as dilatory and contrary to the
fundamental principles Of parliamen.
tAry law. After further unsuccs ssful
attempts TO adjourn, Dalzell was given
the floor sud presented the views nj
the majority Of the committee on the
Smith j ackson election contest IN
West Virginia. Adjourned.
THE DEMOCRATS cAuCUsrSo.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.--Undaunted
oy their defeat to day, the democratic
Representatives rallied In force to- night
In caucus to consult over the extent of
the injuries they had sustained as the
result Of the speakers rulings sup
ported and confirmed by the republi. !.
can Representatives, and To devise ways
and meaus to preserve such power and
Influence ss In their opinion should be
exercised by the minority. They were
not Of q cheerful mien, hut II was de-
termined looking set of men who Drift
ed Into the hall Of the house tonight.
There was much talk, of course. and
some OF the members were bitter In
their denuncistIon Of the proceedings
Of the last three days. But conserva-
tive counsels prevailed and 1t was felt
that the party had better follow the
leadership Of Carlisle, Crisp and Mills.
No one could suggest new tactics that
promised well, and the general opln-
Ion was to the effect that the pro-
gramme followed during the Last three
days should be continued In force, and
that every parliamentary move that
would obstruct the republicans In their
dssisns should be made. The reading
Of the Journal In full 10 to be insisted
upon. and 10 expected to consume a
hour Of eve.y day. The yeas and nays
TO he demanded ut every step, and APP
pesle are to be taken from rulings NJ
garded n arbitrary and unjust by NIL
nority. There was, however, no formal
resolution 10 do this adopted. Carliale.
with the other leaders, will draw up
au address to the country, which will
be published In justification Of the
course Of the minority.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
Reward

10 certain II reasonable effort 10 made
TO cure cough by the uss Of DE With
Cough and Consumption Cure. Thb
remedy 10 correct and csstain In ~
action and costs no more than unps1i-
able preparations. lnsi~s upos hsy-
Ing Il For sale ~ w. - eewGH
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
ATTORNEYS.
isICIANs.

In X y kEDD,
~ PHYSICIAN ASD SURGEON.
Once stW v. savAge's drug store. l2u
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
First Train to Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 3l.-The first
west bound train released from the
blockade since the oath inst, arrived
here at l:35 .. N.
ALL TRAINS INTO FRS co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sl.-All Of
the trains which nave been blockaded
in the Sierra snow drifts arrived In
the city to-day. The Hrst train this
morning brought sb ut $50. 100 letters
and about 1000 pouches OF papers 10
this city. The letters were distributed
to-day hut most Of the paper mail re-
mains in the postoffice. The usual
schedule has been resumed on the
Central Pacific and two esstbound
trains left here to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-02
FnlIBUSTeRING.
The Democratic Minority in the
House Of Representatives Still
Pursue an Obstruction
Policy.
An Interesting Letter From a
Former Montanian Now a
Resident Of New York.
The Demo. rats Suppressed Again.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Another
large crowd wes on hand st an early
hour to-day to witness the contest IN
the house, and they were not disap-
pointed. 1t became evident at the
start that the democrats were intent
on their former object and would pur-
sue the same tactics ~ curing the p ,st
two days. They again demanded the
reading Of the entire journal and made
the same attempts rs previously to
amend the same and met with the
usual result. Mckinley moved the
approval of the journal and moved the
previous question. Springer demand
I'd the report of the committee on
rule. aud pskei what rules governed
the house. The answer from the
SPEAKER being, parliamentary usapes,
he then moved to adj djourn, but the mo-
lion was lost. On the call for the pre-.
vious question, the democrats refrained
from voting. The speaker took the
names and
THE USUAL OUTBREAK FOLLOWED.
Bynum then moved to adjourn, but
the speaker refused to recognize him,
ss he also did Bland With q similar
motion. When the speaker announced
the vote as 100 ayes, no navs, aud the
journal was approved. "a quorum
having been counted rs usual. }
Bynum appealed from thu decision in
marking them present. The speaker
replied that that was question of fact
from which there was no appeal and
be made similaS answer to every
later attempt to appeal from the decis.
ion. When he made that answer to
Bynum. the fiercept storm of the three
days battle burst forth. Bynum ruso-
ing to the front If the hous. and de-
maudirg the floor on the question Of
personal privilege. He then made
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
The present Need.

lHG GISStht -NSeus
"New times demand new measures
.~' and new men. .. .-..
The word advances, aud in time out
grows
The laws that in our fathers day
were best;
And doubtless after us some purer
Will be snapped out by wiser ones
than We
Made wiser by the steady growth Of
truth.
The time is ripe, and roten-ripe, for
change.
Then let It come. Ihave no dread
of what @a# & CHI
Is ca ed for by the instinct Of man.
kind. =,
Truth Is eternal, but mr fflNence,
With endless change, Is fitted 10 the
hour. .-...-....-. ....-..
| do not fear to follow out the II nth
Albeit along the preclpice's edge.
Those in earnest have no time tt
s waste 49, W &#E H.
In patching fig leaves for the naked
Truth"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08

Attorneys In Durham County.
w. w. Fuller, ]. s. Manning. j.
NJ. Moring, Walton M. Bushee, w. j.
Exum, Frank L. Fuller, w. A.
Guthrie, r. B. Boone.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
A wOman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery he
been made and that too by ladv In
this country. Disease fastened It's
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstoCd its severest tests. but
her vital organs we're undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily an
could not sleep. She bought Of Us q
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovers
for Consumption and Twas 80 much re.
liesed on taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle
has been miracuIously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Lgther Lutz." Thui
write W. G. Hamrick Il Co, Of Shell
by n. C.-Get a free trial bottle a.
RsBIacknslI 4 Son Drug Store
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Extraordinary Proclamation of
the Goyern0r-All Liquor Sa-
looms III the State to be Broken
up. / =#% - ~
CONCORD, Dec. 2S.-Goy. Gpodell
to-day issued The following. 4 a
Extraordinary Proclamation.
In view of the various helnous
crimes which have been committed in
our State within the past few weeks,
dirtctly traceable TO the use o. intox
icating liquors in the sale Of which
the criminal laws have been fragrant-
ly violated therefore, / warn all pers
sons engaged in this illegal and dead
ly trafical to desist tlercfrom i'm
mediately, and call upon the At
torney General of the State, the So
licitors and sheriffs Of the counties,
the mayors If cities and selectmen
ana all other officers throughout the
State, and upon all good citizens of
every party, to unite in one supreme
effort to close up and suppress every
liquor saloon of every description
within our borders. "Let no guilty
man escape" The numerous deci>
sions of our Supreme Court attest the
cOpstitutionality of our prohib'tory
liquor laws. Let them be vigorously
enforced, that our people may enjoy
the great benefits which are sure to
follow, and / cannot refrain from
urging all churches, temperance ORE
gauiz1tions. and all persons who de-
sire the best good Of our common.
wealth. to redOuble their efforts to
promote personal sObrety and tenn.
perance amongst our people.
MRS. W. 4. ROGERS,
Supt. Press department,
W. c. T. u.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08

The Washington Gazette for last
week got out an immense trad issue,
which was handsomely print Il and
beautifully illus; rated with views o;
the public building. IN tina; town and
places Oi interest. Tue ashsyill.
Citizen and the Durham RECORDER
alec issued large dou ,Ie numbers last
week, full ofgOod things and fat al.
yerlisements. - Wilmington Reeiew
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08

Popular Styles. Organs at @g2.
$3.50, y 90, T7S, 800, an | up.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
W Z. I. U COLUMN
MOTTO.
For God, Home and Native Land.
PLEDGE

hereby solen n promise, God helping ms to
abstain from all Alcoholic Liquors, including
Wine. Beer and Cider, as Beverage, and to EN-.
ploy all proper means to olsen age the use and
.rafiic in the same. '@# y
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-08
Look Herel

Hyacinths. Tulips, Lilies and 9th,
er Bulbs for Fall planting. Ever
green's and Magnollas Roses etc
Bouquets, Cuiffowers, Floral Designs
made IN at short notice. Orders pei
telegram promptly attended.
II. STEISMLTz,
dec 4 Pm Florist, Raleigh. n q.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05
aLoNa THE COAST.

The estimated population OF Washing
ton is $4,000.
Mourt Bososlov in Alaska is in STATE
OF eruption. The volcano is OF Oomnak
Island.
The PefaIuma fair promises to excel all
previous exhibitions the association has
ever given.
Ashland, Or, has the largest crop OF
blackberries ever raised there The
bushes are almost hidden by the fruit.
The Los Angeles Horticultural Society
asks the supervisors fer authority to
seize and destroy all sca!e-lnfested fruits
found at fruit stands.
Alexander Badlam has stocked the
streams on the north and east side OF
Mount st. Helens with 100000 trout
eggs from the Shasta hatchery.
William Bubble, Of Josephine county,
Or, has discovered ledge of gold, from
which, in seven years, he has taken out
$500. His last clean up WAS LIT
ounces Of coarse gold, worth $4,000.
-Four times as many people are EN-
ployed in the work of canning fruit in
Southern California as last year, and in
every town where there is a eannery
there lie Try for more help Notwith-
s'anding the fact that over four hundred
men, women and boys are at work day
and nieht in the Pomons cannery, there
mus b. more help or tons of purchased
apricots AMI peaches will spoil before
they eau be used.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05

Keep your mind on your share Of tn
work; donot try to manage for the who's
firm. remember a man who used b
amuse me very much. He never earna
more than $l5 a week until he had passsi
90 years of age, and during his marrisi
life his wife had earned more than b
had. Yet he would grow intensely d
cited because large and exceeding
prosperous corporation would not adq
his plans, though his connection with &
was paying his fare as passenger on u
cars. The firm employing him wouli
if managed by him, grow wealthy in !
year, he insisted. Still the firm dispenss
with his valuable services and were abb
to conduct business. That man had besa
SO busy all his business life planning!
affairs with which he had no connects
that he really had no time to think Of hh8
personal work. He was not lazy, butt
did not know enough to mind his owl
business. Union.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05
Cloth Made of Glass.

Ever since its invention glass has bes
found to be available for numerous put
poses as decorative material, but
was reserved for modern ingenuity b
conceive and carry out the idea of weaF
ing it into cloth. Not long since
Frenchman of an inventive turn d
mind discovered that it was possible 4
make a kind of cloth from glass O
rather from glass and silk, the latti
forming the warp and the former th'
wool. The process of weaving is veF
slow, and of course the product ser
pensive, but not more so than other fan
eies in decorative novelties in whd
wealthy people indulge themselves. "
the pattern of the material is workedn
the glass, which may be of any color q
variety of colors desired, its brillianq
may readily he imagined.-NewY oEi'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

A shortage OF nearly 81 900 has been
discovered in the accounts OF the ex-
sheriff OF Christian county, Ky.
A large company of deputies have
gone to TIE Indian country from Gaines
vile, Texas, to arrest Comanche horse
thieves.
George Z. Perry and JEFF Smith, col
ored, fought a duel near Gate City. q
suburb six miles out from Birmingham,
Ala, and Perry was killed.
Dir N. w. Mitchell, pastor of the
Broadway Presbyterian church at Fort
Worth, Texas, is under arrest fov forgers
les to the amount Of $4,000.
well county, w. Va Three hundred ne
groes, armed with rifles, are said TO con-
front twenty-five white men.
"White Caps" are running the coun-
try in the neiehhorhood of Las Vegas,
N M. The citizens are terrified. Troops
will probably be sent to the scene OF
trouble.
Clinton Schuneck. aged fifteen years,
at Flagsville, Penn, killed Mary Brunot,
aged fourteen, and committed suicide.
The ptrties had been lovers and PIP r
emily qrarreled.
posse near Hazard, Perry countv,
Ky, had battle the other day with
desperadoes in the mountains. Two
constables were killed and two wounded
A leading outlaw, Zach Figate, was
captured.
@. G. Terry, a young man twenty-eight
years of age, has been arrested at Kansas
City at the general postofficA by Inspec-
tor Byrnes' men on charge Of embez-
cling 1910 from Burking < Co, of Kansas
City. Terry claims TO be relative Of
the late Judge Terry, Of California.
Two roughly dressed men the other
morning entered the Crawford House, at
Cincinnati, and covering the night clerk
and porter with pistols ordered the safe
to be opened. The night clerk resisted
and one OF the robbers shot at him. The
noise drew crowd, and one Of the dar-
ing thieves was captured.
Twenty five colored laborers in More
houss parish, La, on the Arkansas line,
deserted the plantation on which they
We're employed and started for Arkansas.
They were pursued by a posse, which
was fired upon. The fire was returned
and five negroes were killed. These ne
groes were taken to Louisiana from North
Carolina.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05
A Heavy Expense.

One OF the items of expense of running
hotel, from which there is no direct
return, but which is as much of a neces-
sity as the maintenance of furniture it.
self, is that of paper, envelopes, pens
and ink used by guests. This amounts
to not less than $1,000 per annum in the
Laclede hotel Another item is that of
soap and toilet paper, which would foot
up to $500. A very inconsiderable por-
ton OF the paper used in the writing
room falls into the hands of loungers and
dead beats. Their only chance is to
grab the odd sheets of stationery left by
guests on the table, who have secured
what they asked for at the desk. AS to
the frequent complaint made by hotel
men of the expense of maintaining the
public toilet room, that is offset by the
receipts from the boot backing privilege.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-05
Unsafe.


A professional funny man" says that
he once gave humorous lecture at
which all his audience roared with
laughter, with the exception of an old
man in one of the front seats, who pre-
served an aspect of owl like solemnity.
The humorist almost exhausted himself
In efforts to win one smile from that
stolid visage, and he was only relieved
by hearing. after the lecture, that the
man was stone deaf.
AT very hilarious family party, one
old gentleman, famous for his apprecia-
ton of joke, was observed to be abb
solutely silent, even when the fun was
at its loudest. His unusual soberness of
demeanor first puzzled and then dis
turbed his friends.
Aren't you well tonight, nncle?"
asked young man, finally, drawing the
old gentleman aside.
'Bless you, yes, never felt better!"
"You're not troubled about anything?"
"Why, no! What makes you ask?'
81 noticed you didn't smile at all when
all the rest of us were laughing, and
that's something new, you know"
The old gentleman put his hand to his
mouth, and whispered;
Don't you say word, Harry, but
just now l can't laugh. I'm afraid to.
I've just got my new set of teeth, and
amt fairly used to 'em." Youths Com.
panion.