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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24


A. > 1e ~4s IA h4ss.s zs - father :
priy2te secretary, after = hsch be srsvelea
extensively Il El1rope. and entered haE-
ward coIisgs. ~Gszce hs ~zs grs1galsds
IA fTSs- After thogozxs cosrss IA lss
aRs q oEl~f period ~ pxz.eties hs s@ss IA
l7Ss. apPoAEtsd minister - tbe Hague. AID
tAsrestleE "a career : blsseFieSL let
u hizl. a. q has father, Is n2st be ssid
that nfs administration vas nol = grast
success. Re came into once az . tine
when parEes were breaking Up and re-
forming s1d they Invariably broke and
rsfoxmsd "a such ~4y 2s - leave aim
sttn a hostile congress
TIE uaOsC le4xnsd OF al ne presidents
w4s succeeded oy the NEST t.Llter4te the
one with ths least poEer b. the one
whose power Vas simply sutoeEstie-
There Is apparently 10 end TO the anon
alses 10 Andrew Jackson's character.
Possessed 0f great shFe. dness and rare
political insight Ia some res poets, he also
exhibited n ach EzEural courtesy 70 those
be liked; Jet hls ignorance was phenom-
enzl on MANY thlngs not directly IN The
hne II his experience. and even IA The
law, as which he certainly made sue
csss, be was far from thorough Bis
most intimate friends say be never wouh
believe that the world IS round; bur there
Is reason for sGspecting that he was play
ing upon them.
Ag1in and again the educated classes
him
and very furious unit; yet ne easily de-
feated every combination and ruled the
country for twenty years His will di-
reeted the opposition 70 John Quincy
Adams, and for eighteen years after his
retirement his methods controlled the
dominant party. To the day ot his death
he did not certainly know which Of the
Carolinas he was born in. and beyond an
''old field school and a few months At
an academy it is not clear that he had
any early schooling. Yet he somehow
picked up an immense amount Of practi-
cal information and was the one over
powsring personality Of all American
history before the civil war.
Martin Van Buren had but an ordinary
English education, entered active poll
tics at IS. and stayed in it forty eight
years. William Henry Harrison's early
education was very thorough, but in
complete, as he entered the army at the
age Of 10. John Tyler. born in 1890. was
graduated from William and Mary in
1907, and in 1909 was admitted to he
bar, at the early age of 10. Perhaps
sufficient time has elapsed for the histo-
rian % say with safety that his is the
third case in which the precocious scholar
did not have a very successful admins
tratiOn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
TIE HorsE IY TIE WOODS.

clouded. soon followed her 10 the grave.
Then Mrs. Nicholas Smith, the married
daughter, passed away, and there now
remains but one member of the family,
Miss Gabrielle Greeley, a woman whose
gentle worth and charitable deeds have
done as much to endear her to the resi-
dents of Chappaqua rs her father did TO
make famous the town that was his home.
il was on this estate that Horace Gree
ley spent his Saturdays and Sundays, and
the few other holidays his busy life af-
forded. In farming he found his chief
enjoyment. and on the seventy-five acres
of his little domain he experimental,
chopped trees and lavished money with
an open hand. Large outlays for labor
and material, the use of costly fertilizers
and the laying of long drains trans
formed the spot from a wilderness into
green and fertile meadow. Out of his
personal experiences grew Nr. Greeleys
book, "What Know a bout Farming"
Il am = man of many sorTows. My
sky Is black. ] am not we'll" Pathetic,
indeed, sound these sentences from brief
notes written to friends by Mr.. Greeley
a few weeks before he died, and who
knows what further records of a life
tragedy went up in smoke when the
flames seized on the trunks of letters
living in the basement of the doomed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The Prince of Schwarzburg -Sonders-
hausen IS 60 years 4 age. and las a
brother two years bis Junior who desires
70 get married. The latter complain ned
recently Stat no titled woman of wealth
~o0la have him. whereat the prince
suggested that he tVy his luck with some
rich pleoeian. The lare idea that he
would think q giving his hand o one of
TIE common herd. no matter how
good. lovely or rich. ras one II fIl ths
soul - Che high ard well born" vffs
seeker vitb urath. and he Srnota The
ruler e schwarEburz- sondershausen
upcn tha nose. The astonishel and in
suited prince responded vith ~ upper
cat. and for the next ter rainufes The
audience chamber vas fllsd with tbs
souni ~ hows ani profsne isnrusr.
Whe1 tte horrfaei attendants dared IN
terfers ard separate their priuosir mss
ters Is vas fruri tlat one had back
ere ard She etaer q r8t hp
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
II consumption Ineurables

Read the following. Mr.. c. IL. Nor
rs, Newark, Ark, says Was down
with Abscess of Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronouncedme an incurable
oonsumptiye. Began taking Dr.. King :
New Discovery fol Consumption. am
now ON my third bottle, and able 70
oversee the work on my farm. Ii is
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had il not been for Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died Of Lung Troubles
Was gwen up 10y doctors. Am now in
best of health" Try il. sample bottle
10 cents at Peek Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Wednesday 21st May, 1889.

Tins SPLENDID property comprises
specially selected tracts 81 lana ID
Madison and Haywood counties. y. O.i
extensive and valuable Timber Rghtsi
several good mountain farms. aiid
magnificent bottom land farm, near
the town Of Newport. Tennessee. The
land which Is held ln fee SIMPLE extends
10 over fifty thousands acres. There D.
also a most substantially built saw nil.
fitled with Band and Circular saws and
Machinery Of the most modern con
struct.On, having daily capagtyoi -,
900 feet, also Lath and >nnglc Mills.
This iirst-ciass NIL is situated on a
tract OF some fifty acres al land, on
the Tennessee River, about one m li7
below Knoxville. which is one Of toe
most rapidly and steadily lncrcas r.
cities Of the south, ,gIth a present PIP
Ulation OF 50 .0uo. There ls sItc fiarh
on thc X. d s. T. T., and there WuI nc
direct communication with the j.. " >.
X. r.. which passes right through ihc
Lumber Nard. The storage Room in
connection with this property II on tic
French Broad River, some twenty miles
above the mill, and has capacity 20
hold over Thirty Million feet oi logs
and commands al the chief sources q
supply. Logs can be raftcd e. The mih
from the boom al tho year round
This property having come INTO hc
hands Of mortgages, must be sold and
such n sale offers n RARE CliANtF o.
investors or practcaI Lmubcmcn-
Every facility viii bc afforded ior in-
spccton of Che property, whioh VII ro
exposed first u parcels AMI taou o. "a
whole. For I'm description and al
particulars, apply 90
VILLAS PArT
Scottish Carolina Timber and Land 90.
Limited. kHo1vILIE, IrrN.
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Electric Ritters.

This remedy Is becoming 50 well
known and so popular as 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise-A purer medicine does not ex.
isl and II j. guaranteed 10 do ali that is
claimed. Electric Bitters viii cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, Will
remove Pimples, Boils, salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malaria fevers.-for cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec.
tric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaran.
tccd or money refunded.-Price so cts.
anC 800 per bottle at Peck Bros Drug
SIN a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

number II letters and manuscripts.
These papers included the correspond
ence Of the noted editor with prominent
men all over the world. and were in
tended 20 form the basis for memoir.
Mr. Greeley books, however, were saved.
a. well IS many historic articles of furni-
ture and jewelry and bust Of the former
owner BY the sculptor Hart. of Florence.
The burned dwelling Nvss built origi-
nally foT an overseer, who never occupied
il. When Mr. Greeley's other residence
on the same estate-the House in the
Woods was destroyed by fire in 1870,
he removed his family to Hillside. The
latter was an unpretentioUs two storied,
French rooted dwelling, built upon the
edge OF the heights, which shut in the
village from the east. For years il was
the scene Of much sorrow, and in later
days Of patient well doing. Mrs. Greeley
died, and her husband, broken down,
disheartened, and with mental vision
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

James 4. Polk. born in 1875, was grad
uated from the University of North Caro-
lima in 1918 and admitted to the bar in
1890. Zachary Taylor. though born in
Virginia, was taken to a thinly settled sec
ton of Kentucky atan early age, and had
but m indifferent early education. His
running mate" and successor, Millard
Fillmore. had an oven poorer chance in
childhood in tho then wIlds of Cayuga
county, y. Y. and at the age Of L was
apprenticed to a fuller. By hard work
and severe economy he gained fair edu-
cation and knowledge of law sufficient
10 enter the practice. Franklin Pierce
was a very accomplished gentleman and
good classical scholar, graduating from
Bowdoin college at the age of 20 in 1894.
James Buchanan, born in 1891, was grad
uated from Dickinson college in 1909 and
was admitted to the bar in 1872
All the world knows Of the education
Of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses s.
Grant. Between them came the some
what unfortunate Andrew johnson. who
contests the palm for illiteracy with An
drew Jackson. lie reached manhood
totally uneducated and his wife taught
him writing and arithmetic. lie had
previously learned - read little. Al
terwards. how ever. by general reading
he acquired very fair knowledge ol
history and popular science. z. B
Hayes was t1s valediCtorian Of his class
graduating from Kenyon college in 1912
James 4. Gar6oId's education was ob
tanned Qiecemoal, but was very thor
ough. Chester A. Arthur was graduated
from Union college in lS4s. Aud rs t.
the learning ability. courage. frmness
aud patriotism Of the other two gentle
men has nos The country heard ~ then
In ten Thousand speeches and editorials
wishin the ;wo years just past2
!. II. BE&DLE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
NAssArrrErrra EArI- HARvAan-

NA>SACliI SETTS HALL HARVARD.
a. last overcou1s that nervous timi5itr
which hindsred Rim for many years
an could speak with charming sgsncv.
H. more than any other ore nan. 80
cured the kbs-al forna .nd hnal sdoP-
ior ~ tae national federal constitution.
ifroes Nsursa vss siso graduated fr-rn
Walam ard Msry. but lid nos take ths
'el r1arsa The rsv,iasc cusr7 ~sr drew
sim ava from his studies. and he wou
aigh hon-s n ths fei3. 5at vss narsr
specially sut~f ~ s-ncisr After hir
rsnre tas naast lesruei rresideus ths
Tnts5 srstes svsr ast Tha krcw Sc
Of John e1iac7 Afaus va rariei. taor-
e7eh ar5 wrN 5iza5 Az tba ear r
az - i he weut with ss fsthev 70
France. 1ri ee-n mastered the rz-7szs
e. f1,-r-uFh'r ss t- taarh Ene sh -s
F-snch couraers. Els father Hsins -rs.s-
fsrre5 .o Holland ths ls.i attended s-a,sol
ir A-,sfer isFn. suH then wa-t - t1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

EthfidtltN uiAHt
have gained new light on the events Of a
stormy period in the history Of the re-
public.
Not even an autograph was left out Of
nearly a roonful Of correspondence. and
Miss Greeley has to thank a friend that
she today owns a scrap OF her fathers
handwriting. Referring to the loss Of
her home she said tho other day: 1T is
strange, but it was on Good Friday that
our other residence was destroyed. and
the second went on Maundy THURSDAY,
just one day before Good Friday. On
both occasions I was st church The
things lost are the last remnants Of my
fathers belongings. The bulk Of the
most valuable furniture was stored ia
New York city and was destroyed by
FIRE some years ago"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Buckien's Arnica sstve

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO ivepertect satisfac-
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Divlsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The man who tells you confdentislly
just what Will cure your cold ~ pre-
scrbing Kemp's Balsam tins year. In
the preparation of this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no ox-
pente is spared to combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle OF Kemp's Balssm TO the light
and look through 1t; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare II with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Fssts'1r's treatment f-r tts rre~sr SCR
cf hTror reois may - tfs 1r 81 rer
eue. oet tae maidstone sslH hls &C. 0een
- q popular rsTlie.iT iu scna rort re -
ffe rnrT ls is rrpartesl % hars aeen
n~ei weh 3scss5 sacrn-s- 1sc=rstr ~
a. ArEa1sss ~onrsn vto s1hitfsn ca
tse srus, ~rsf. sakls sn6 fst
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Have YOU rag or Ingrsin CARPET that
f',a carpet ciesrer carnos clean tf so
s.rf tc "a ard we wll wash f for Vou
r..i vcn will be surur sed at - clean
s. s.nraraura when we return g ~ vou.
MrvuERs LkuvuRv
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Hillside? Ha d
they been spared
destruction n n d
served their des-
tined end in be-
ing published AZ
ter the aninosi-
ties and strife Of
all To whom they
related had been
buried in Z n .
grave, 4 future
.-I e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
EIcHMoND. Ind. , JULY S

J. VI. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit
have used your Extract of Red
Clover I'D my family a number OF years
% a spring medicine 10 the exclusion
Of everything else. Ia my judgment,
II il the best hing on the market.
IUOs. G.. GARvfS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but Is OILY IN pure blood and
a healthy performance Of the vital
functions, 10 he obtained 10y using Bur
dock Blood Bitters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Ffsr~v Sciacar hala. fcrrrr'sIi ttevrv
E-iz Packing Co. 81 Joseph. No.. nses
pr rtcr,ss' Fisctric oil. F'ta - nser
frr v,~ar,s. -ffs. hr SO. fnarred
hands. afr Tf IS tne nesf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Don't Pay TIL You Are Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles, fissure, fistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room 2s, Porter block
1924 Monroe-st. Hours 10 ), daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 10 9;
Sundays, 10 to ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Adri~e 10 nofher-

Mrs Winslov's Soothing syrup should 81
WAYS 20 used for children tecthing. IL soothey
tie child. Sofisns the guns. siiaYs al pain
cures wind collie. and is the best rene1Y for
eisrTh0s. stccnts bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Complexion Powder is an absolute
necessity of tie reflned toilet ia this
climate. Pouoni's combines every ele-
ment of beauty aud purity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
h nAs a FANoys -

sszAs<hEaz Ass,Azs 0reszsSs ne-2s E~-
eszsly Dessr0x~a - ksrs
Tie asslracsaon ~ Ire recently @
hnlsase. ths Cd h0aae q heFsce Greeley
st Chzppag-z \. !, l. 70 y deplorvd
fer many re@ssns, the chief ons beng
t1at Tie f&zss TeaacsS - ass : lsTgs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
sick fi.afathe

T0ose's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Hoadache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation 25c por box. } boxes FOR
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Beccham pills cures Costivencss and
Indigestion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Batter le2Ise = psGnd.
Lkxs-lle , doF~n
fot&tees-saksta . bushel.
<fo4<e-oc , dc1sc.
ara - ---ssS ~ per oaseel
IScts -ttic . tnshtl
fAfSolpS -, So v tushtk
bnlQls-S- 6 y b4shel
AppltS- g. al > lushel.
lStilce--lZ's = = FanH1.
beans Sl.sQ ? busts4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Wheat " bite. sic , oushel.
G0rn--S1e : - T. kuShei.
t0rn Nesl-slses y tea.
No. I lsea-slT a. > toH.
No. feea-Sit.A0 . ton.
NtrdanEs slalN z tQn.
bfan-s -siaC0 = ton.
E0ur-Liy White. s1l5i Patent, s--65 = hun
tT-d
tiats-96c ? bushei.
kye--S5c y bUsAel.
Barley sluos % hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
|MP0R AN T
SALE OF
Valuable Properties

The valuable TIMBER and MN
ERAL properties OF the SccOtush Caro-
lima Timber and Land CO., Limited, IA
liquidation, situated IN Western North
Carolina and East Tennessee. viii DE
offered for sale by public auction, al
the courthouse door, knoxville, Tenn,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
5obbsrs Prices

AppleS-S4 esS4 So y barre
6eAns-sl 20 -.se bushel.
kggs-i1s3 ise \ cozen.
kuttsr-II slsc = pssB2-
botatoeS-t1c p bustei
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Hold TO the Light.

Pears Soap secures beautiful com
plpvfop
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

.. the elements that eve eolSr 70 e rose eonvesai the
sae that ocate eapaes OF the shrub on which
grows so does Need convey the elements that paint the cheek
of beauty with ruddy glow Of heah"he bloom Of opening
fowes Bot order that this beSutyng process Of nature may
be in the highest degree successful important that the saa
culinary fluid be KEPT that pure and wholesome condition 50
surely and easily attsnabe through the use OF > D
oAans statement q t.s that Sos nay nss %
Tsotse The ~hezt sSk
foa sl1e
o the
dOna idnt ron ne .s@tss ts - "a
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daEins az
shsd~
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

3fe~< -r494 - peHGes
fArt cured sss peDE9.
III uNtce-&rse5C y Ie0oes
hfy--+Sec . pelaa
ali SKINS 4s s = po2EG.
checE - - 80 g eA1A-
tsi4oW-teae<e = pouD4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

DRESSED beef - sas,Sa
Drcssec FNrk- s. as1E
breSsec satiou sS X ' ps4na-
ktfrSs1e ks1azi-ea Ne y so0a4
bFeeseS Ps2ltry-Spr.ex onies eas. 1ls19e .
pettaa tes =. 4 eaSe = p<eos t@rAeSes a elss
? p@&2e seckS. - so9ze-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
FOOLED 1D8 BANDITS
Missouri, Kansas ~ Texas Train
Held Up.
Four Would-be Robbers Compel the
Express Messenger to Open
His Car,
Bu. Upon His Assurance That There Wa.

But Upon His Assurance That There Was
No Money in the Safe They Left Empty
Handed.
FT. 'Scorr, Ark, OCT 10. = Friday
night as the southbound passenger and
express train on the Missouri, Kansas q
Texas railroad pulled up to the Usage
river water tank, one mile south OF
.Schell City, Mo-, four stalwart men,
armed with shotguns and revolvers,
jumped on the cab OF the engine, COW
cred the engineer and fireman and Or
dered them TO dismount As soon as
the train had stopped the colored porter
stepped of to take look at the air
brakes, and was covered with a revolver
by one Of the bandits -I
9 The fireman and porter we're quartered
beside the train and guarded, lest they
should arouse the passengers. The
engineer was marched to the door OF the
express car and compelled to call the
messenger to open the door. The mes
senger, recognizing the engineers voice,
opened the door and was promptly COW
cred by revolver and ordered 10 hand
over his money He replied that the
train did not carry any money, and that
he did not have any himself The rob
bers seemed to be satisfied that he told
the truth, and, without entering the
car, allowed the train 10 proceed. When
the train arrived here the messenger
handed to the local agent the money
packages he had, showing that there
was no robbery. 500
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
The Problem Solved.

An Unrtvaled Blood Purifier.
pFopnd at last In Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syr1p-AA remedy which expels all pois.
ononS matter and taInts OF diseases from
the blood. A well known citizen Of West
Lebanon, Ind, testihes 70 It's yalue.-- %
GENTLEMEN: II affords me pleasure 70
state that my wife has received greater
benefit from IIibbard's RheuIlatic Syrup
than from nny medicine she has ever
taken. We have used, six bottles, and
find tito BE- the best family remedy and
the greatest blood purifier that we have
ever used. It truly all tits claimed to
be by It's founder. You cannot recon-
mend II tco highly. Yours truly,
FRANK WALLACE, West Lebanon Ind.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only
by The Charles Wright Medicine ON
pany, Detroit. Mich,l For sale by .. ".
Auhnb. fifsIfast .nelf IS .fUr.F ..ire.,i4
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
.pIsoBEYED THE EpIcT.

81 Louis Ohicsrs OF the Sons OF Veterans
!. to be Suspended for HonorlnE President
Harrison. s17 800 g'0j. .t...
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct 18.-H. ]. Kline,
Colonel OF the Missouri division OF the
Sons Of Veterans on Friday telegraphed
the camps In St Louis that under no
conditions should they turn out as an
organization TO receive President Harri-
son upon his arrival In that city. His
commands we're disobeyed and he now
announces that the officers refusing to
recognize his orders will at once be sus-
pended. Colonel Kline is Republican,
but he says that the Organization OF
which he is Colonel is non-political and
that II such things are allowed chaos in
the order will be the result On the
other hand the st. Louis officials claim
that their acts lwere not political and
that they turned out simply as one Of
the great organizations Of the country
10 pay their respects 70 its Chief Execu-
tive. They will appeal to the Com
rnAnder-in- Chief. iiilW 3s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15

Mes Anna DREnn, the eldehdaughtef
Of Hon, CharlesfH Deare, ,of Moline,
Ill, Illinois commissiougr to tho worlds
fair, was married 81 tho home q her
parents on the 9th TO william Dwight
Wiman, son OF Erastus Wiman, OF New
York.
CAPTAIN PETER Foster, the Oldest
member OF the Grand Army Of the Re-
public in the United States, died at
Mount Pleasant, Ia. on the 10th. Ho
was ninety-eight years Of ago and
fought in the war Of 1919, the Mexican
and civil wars. " EFSr1R EIU
THE Michigan Supreme Court has
sustained the local option, law in a test
case taken to 1t by John W. Teck, who
wanted TO open saloon In Van Buren
County, which had voted dry. The court
decides that the law is perfectly consti-
tutional.
HUGH J. GRANT has been renominated
for mayor OF New York by Tammany
Hall.
THE Mississippi constitutional con-
vontion on the 10th defeated the cleo.
tive Judiciary scheme by vote OF IS to
SO. This is o blow at the Farmers ALI
AncA.