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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
have written you q long rambling 10y,
tor In great haste, and you must make all
proper allowances, Ia haste,
Your friend always,

proper allowances, Ia hhAle,
Your friend always,
THOMAS W, THOMAS
cannot ilamlaa this subject without re-
latlng an incident that occurred during
the wari
While on the Atlanta campaign, during
an engagement, wounded Confederate
was brought 10 my operating table, !
found ley shattered by a gun shot wound
requiring amputatlon. While the subject
was being brought under the influence OF
ehloroform, 40 was my habit In order to
determine the extent Of that influence, !
asked the soldier where he was from
"llart county, Georgia. y was his answer
On my remarking that there was no eoun'
W by that name In Georgia when lived
In the State, he replied that "ltwaa made
out OF Franklin and Elberth Knowing
that Judge Thomas lived In Elberton
county seat OF Ebert county, asked him
II he knew Judge Thomas. ayes, and TO
my aoHow,n was his reply. Continuing,
he said, "had II not been for such men an
Thomas and Toomba you wouldn't be
taking my log oif.n He told me that
Judge Thomas died In 1903, which was the
first knew OF II, H. A'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Overcome bv the Heat.

Monday afternoon John h. Wernet,
fother-in-law Oft. j. Midday Of this city,was
overcome by heat ut the residence Of Mr..
Midday on North Market street. Mr.. wer-
net is about sixty years OF age and IL now
lying In u dangerous condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Held For Trial.

Ulysus Vioblet, whose trial took place
before Justice Ringle this morning, on a
charge OF assault with intent 70 kill, waa
bound over TO the court of common pleas
in the sum OF $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Roturnod From Hlo vaoation.

DIR. II. Russell Burner will be at his Can.
ton Health Office, No. i2 North Cleveland
avenue, Canton, o., on Sept. 10Th and
10th, for two days only, where he can DO
consulted free OF charge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Lloonsod to Wed.

The following marriage licenses were
issued; 10. Burde,te Barrtck and Mary E.
Mason, of Canton; Thomas y. venals and
Ella B. Weaver, OF Alliance, jacob Abb
and Mary Bentlcr, of Alliance, Joeeph
Mullen and Rose Mullin, OF Maxine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

Tho German Catholic Congress will
convene az Pittsburgh on Sept. 2lst. Tx.
cursion rates via the Pennsylvania Lines.
See notice In this paper.
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Alonzo S. Slussor 10 Benz, Elbol, 2,li a.,
Canton tp- 81, 1905 j, @. Hostettor TO Amos
", Leslie, No, AZ, Minova, I,OO; George
Reed 70 Jacob Goib, gdn,, N u No. o, Os.
naburp, S7b0j Sarah, Martha and d. Lowory
10 w. G. and Sarah M. Lowery'e hoirs, "a
~, Osnnburg tp,, " ,d2b 7. g. Albright 70
David Power, Ser Q; ~, y, No lay, Albright y W
Plnn, 10 u. Perry tp,, 81, ,i25, Clement Rus
sell 20 Russell u Co., Si,b2 q. Bethlehem
tp,, 5000; Samuel Buchtol's assignee TO
j. j, CNrnes, ibb o. Bethlehem tp,, S,5bL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

DR., II. Russell Burner will be In Canton
on Monday and Tuesday, Sept 10th and
10th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
ALLiANOE,

James Il. Sourbcclt'a gdn, 70 Jas, Butler,
30.13 ~, 5000; Orlando Hitabdlo 70 Potor
poto, No, 3, j. y. Mllinor's third addition,
5000, Samuel d. Lane TO Harrison II,
Judd pt. No, | and 3, 81 $50; Elisha Tcotors
10 John L. Weyhrecht, Nos. 37l, $40, $40,
n, l.. a Co.'s, $500, Luelln u, Richard 10
Thos. w. Caesolman, No, Ia, II. Tooter's
add, $1,000, Jano Alexander 10 McCnllum
q Larmoth, pt No. %, j, HOinos ad,, 81 800,
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DR.. IL. Russell Burnor

viii bo at his Office Parlors, No. ~ North
Cleveland avenue, Canton, o., on Sept.
10Th and 10th, whore he can bo consulted
free OF charge.
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A MORNING WEDDING.
Mr.. v. @. Bldenhan and Miss Rose
Blckinger

Married In 81, Peters ohuroh-'-An Els-
giant Wedding Brealsfast--Many Costly
Presents.
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Catharino A. Wost 10 Tomas Davis, No.
III, 81 200; Elijah Cunningham TO Shcri-
dan s. Major, No. 8bA, 81 ,050; Clement Rus.
soil 20 Russell a CO., west ono-half No,
a30 and d8t, 8,200i John Benea 10 VIM,
HUFFMAN, 20.100 u, Second Ward, Sl,i00,
Sarah Nowstottor'a Ex'r TO Robocca D.,
Mcmillan, No, 1889, 81 ,dSb,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the wook Ending Sept, 9th, 1900, Re-
ported by II. II, Trump'a Sons, Abstrao'
tors OF Titlon,

CANTON,
Sara II. Graham TO Ferdinand j, Herman,
lot d8i2, $500; d. M, Alexander TO VIM, p,
Harrison, part OF lots i2sli2s2. .A3O0'i3lS,
$1,000, T., r, Trump'a adm, 20 Henry and
Mary Lomp, LOT 1887, Silb; Alexander "
Graham 10 u. j. Hermann, 2S'l00 acre 9th
ward, 5000; Alico @. Malloy TO Grossor a
Duerr, lot $3.50, l,0O0;J, G, Cunningham
10 Louis Gnrringcr, o, |, 10, $1,000, John
llowonstlnc TO Christian G, Snyder, 3010C
aero lat ward, SOO0j Christian G. Snyder 70
Adclia A. Howonstino, 30'lQO acre lstwnrd,
iOO7, $3.50, Alvin II. Douda TO Addio N. Ly,
man lot i0O3-i00i, $1,000 Frederick Her
man 10 Sarah II. Graham, pt, lot l3l, A0b0
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AN OLD TIME DUEL.
Southern Chiyalry Beio' De War at
Thirty Feet With Pistols,


In rummaglna over some old letters a
short time since, came across one from
Georgia friend Of antl'bellum times,
that gave an account Of a duel In which
he had been engaged, On reading II over
II occurred 10 mo that II would Interest a
friend with whom had had oonyersa'
lion on the subject Of duelina only a few
days before. gave him the letter 10
read, and on returning II he remarked
that II would be interesting reading 70
many OF our people. Prompted by this
remark, furnish II for publication, with
the apology 10 those who may feel for the
participants In the duel, that they are all
dead, aud their offspring, am sure, will
have no objections 70 lia publicity
ELnERToR, Ca, Dot, 70, 1851.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

VIRGINIA-At q meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors of the
county of Accomack. nt the Conrt-
House of said county, June 23rd,
1890.
Orderen. that this Board will TO.
ceivc sealed proposals. to I've loft
with the clerk on or before the 4'h
Monday in july. 1890. Deserving
the right to reiact any OF all. for
furnishing the Jail of Accmnack
county, Virginia, with five 81 cells
or cages for prisoners, to he joined
together. made of the best refined,
iron, and of the following size::
Each cell or cage 70 he 6 feet bv S,
feet. { feet high, front. back and
ends to be made of bar iron rivrt
ed with Z inch rivrts-the bars to
he / inches Nv ZIG inches thick
placed perpendicular three inches
apart with horizontal bars : inches
neutrality-suspicious.. floors ceilings
and doors TO lie Of ! inch sheet iron
with stiles 9 inches by I inch with
3 hinges On each door, the straps
to cross The doors so as to form fas-
Jennings and make the doors fast in
three places. with one lock tn each
door. The doors ia hr 2 feet wide
6 feet high. l'nm hol@z .nial bars
II inches hv ] 'lr'' III OK RI l,A put
arrnss tie - rrii"ns and three
ACROSS lllr-c.illngs of each cell, all
IL be rivrle.l s inches apart or
closer il necessary. Two berths 20
he made in each cell or cage % feet
wide aud 64 feet long. hinged G in.s
from partition, strong enough for
bel and TO hook up 10 PARTITION
when not in use. A hole to te
made half way from door to parti.
tlon 1l45ncles3by 4 inches deep
with Il Sheet iron sheltin front.
The cells or cages nre to be in jail
aud completed by the LIST day OF
November. next, at which time
they will he paid for. And it is
further ordered, that this ertler he
published in each issue of the Pen
lNsuLA ENTERPRISE Until the 4-ll
Monday OF July, next.
A Copy.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., Clerk.
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SPRING SCHEDULE. rme..
OF THE .S4E2SszagsS
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE.
SLOWS. tweathor porinittlng.) ieayng South 81.
Wharf at s IN o'clock p. m.
Steamer EASTERN SHK0EE.
GAIT q. Ii. hAYNoH.
SUNDAYS anu WEDNESDAYS for Fords, Girls.
Iioid. HufTnHn's, Evhis', Boggs'. NRndua. Con
cnrd, Davis, Roads, Milcs', Shields and Russ.
: Northumberland kuo's Tuesdays ard Eli.
days ~ $50 ~. M, Shields, o, Miles 915 Davis.
1URond' 10. 20 Concord II .Nn:nlna IL 10 .Bvggs'
2.lo. EVANS y, Hofrmnu's $40. F0rd's 1889.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. NO. W. WILSON.
Tuesday aud hrldny tor crsileid. TanyiarIsland
Fiuney'a, Onancnck, SheltDwn, Pitts, Wharf
cedar Hal. krhobOtl, fOcUmokc City and Snow
LII. kETURNlNG-Monilnys ana Thursday
lonvcs rI,uw Hill am, Pncnmuko City e. 10.
h3bth y, Cedar Hull $50, Pitts wharr1v, Siv.
TOWN lu.lu. Onnhcvck $50 y. m, Flnneys 8,
TaEgiur 1snilil.
Steamer MAGGIE.
CAPT. ". ". MATTHEW'S.
Mondays and Thursdays for Crlshod, Flnn1y's.
OneLcoek CItScUnucssex. Hunting Crrok.
GuilfUrd and &escOiigo. KErUkSlH6-leaYes
Go~a'ngU w Wednesdays Hnd Saturdays 81 6
.. M. GH:lford q. Bunting Creek $3.50. Cho-con
DosHex ll.5c, unanuock 2.3D PM, Finney's $50
AL Steamers leave Crisheld fol BaIti
by more. on arrival OF last down :rain
Freight mud passengers received or ELL points
vr she y. y, Fila. sud Norfolk, wicu:nico and
FVcunoko X. Il. daily, Delaware Maryland and
Virginia Railroads Oil Tuesdays and Fridays
Vily.
Positively no freight rccs vr.i after 4 45 p, M.
md must DO prepaid to all points. except
on tho n. Y. Pli!ln. Aud Norfolk RnIlrnad.
PR. CLARK. General Agent,
t0N ri,titIl SlrOIt, EHltllnnrS
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Farm for Sale
AT PRIVATE CONTRACTS

0-AI r III Val ECON lltAC I ,--'Y---
Tho undersigned otfers2.ior sale
at private contract, his farm sit.
ll..trd at Bloomt1wn station, tllri-
lled by the railroad, onstlle road
leading from Temperancerille to
baysitle, on reasonable terms. II
contains SIS acres, alldslll;,S two
dwellings, thereon, one ;lsatara and
u half with two rooms ljalaW and
two above; the other ast@o story,
three rooms below andzthreeabnve.
All necessary ontbIil,lingsstn The
premises. The farm isiil good
,ta,r ofcnltlyation, is suitable for
tlgl..k. sud other produce stn.l has
upau it abundant resources for
:l.lnuring purposes, antlalS we'll
tlmhtred. ifnot sold, same will
be Tor rent. For further particu
lars apply on premises 0rswrile to
JOHN T.. FISHER,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

House bill to admit Idaho as a
State has passed the United
States Senate and the signature
of the President only is wanted to
give it a place in the galaxy OF
States, which will be very cheeS
fully appended, as the votes of the
new State will he given to swell
the Republican majority in the
Senate. The Democrats fought
against the admission, both on &C
count ola want Of population and
the irregnIa,ity of the Constitu
tional Convention in the aneu
State. Wyoming was admitted
last week, which together witt
Idaho makes the number OF Stat Q!
HOW forty-four.
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FOR SALE.

Hickory Grounds, formerlYsthe
residence of Mr.. WIN. p. Nothing,
ham, situated one mile from Fast
willie. a large, well bnilEtlwelllng
III good repair, and allshecessal5'
ontbuilclngs. with from seventy
FIVE To one hundred and twenty
five acres Of land as may be Dr.
sired. A gnod deal of lliglllyaim.
proved ll'nck land in7illis tract.
ROBINSON NOTTINGHAM.
IIastylllp, Va.
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t"s,oi,s for passengers nh signal tocOnductor
+" daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
h. B. Cooke Gen j Freight a;ld Passen-
.er Agent, Norfolk. Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ns9ALUARLE REAL ESTATE
sS Az PRIVATE SALE.

AS attorney for Mr.. Frazier X
Weed and others, Ioffer for sale,
at private contract, valuable real
estate situated at Exlnore station
Northampton county. Va, consist
ing of storthonSe, j stories high.
large anu we'll alrangptl,witlLdwel
ling attached, and lot 75x2OO fecr,
picture gallery ana lot $4,000 feet.
and farm of % acres ofhigh and
productive land, which has on it
2.5U0 peach trees Of best variety
and new 2 story dwelling house
20x23 teet.
This is an exccllentstand for the
mercantile business, and thnsprop
priy will he sold either ASA whole
or lu suit the purchaser ii fair
price and on reasonable tel'ms OF
crctlit-and the stock III goodsnOw
OH hand in sail stnrphOnse will be
sold at cost price in New York.
For further particulars SEQ Oh
address l.. FLOYD Mock,
Accoiu:lc G.. H, Va.
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The monument erected In the In
diana Capitol grounds in Indian
apolis in honor of the late Thomas
a. Hendr icks was unveiled Mon
day by Mrs. Hendricks i'll the pres
ence of a vast scmblage OF peo
pie.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

Superintendent of the Census
Porter estimates that the returns
of She enumerators will show TO-
tai population of the United States
Of 81, 5OU,UOd against 5O,i55,7S3 in
I 1850.
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at F.. II. Copouest's store, Oak
Hall. the valuable farm known as
the sSilvcrthorn Place containing
19G acres, more or less, and where
William Dennis nowliyes.
The Farm viii be sold in two sep
.atate tMrts-narlhern and Sotr.h-
'ern halt, respectively.
Possession given 1stday OF JAN
uary, 1891. and will be at purchasers
risk as soon as bid off. Deed gwen
at purchasers expense.
Terms made known on day otsaie.
CHARLES w. FEDDEMAN.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

The Democratic Congressional
Convention, in the First District,
will he held at Tappahannock,
Tuesday, August 70.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-07-05

NEN YORK, PHlLA. { NOR.
FOLK R. R. Gu,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Bustun. New Yoik. Phila., Norfolk.
and Old Point Comfort.
EURTHMAhD
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-17
CHAPTER XVII.
4 SHOCK.

nom EXPERIENCES SENSATION AKIN TO
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-17

to tind ousHp%eri,sts,vessing knew a
thing about the diahond bYttons"
: "You always es*d n lleaof w y
ing being conn yiti affair. >
"Eadmit tha am Going also to
admit that 7 d 6ar forgetting TO tell
you thu | Mo has worn a pair
"Who? etosfsaker said Tom
Eyes. He xn,s set as the Ash
grove girl al Min. But what pos.
sible connect ,he,ltaxe with Wess
iagY yG
must find ou t he has to say about
it."
"Well, I'll t hat in hand myself
said Tom. Holbrook, old man,
there is one you ought to do and at
once-you VI + to go to the Temple
TONS With ehe knowledge you now
possess you NJ King out some startling
truths. Youri ents are now first claim
ants to laR se property.
True. That has been in my mind to
say for some time. Why not go up with
me? In this case two minds will be bet
ter than one."
agreed" led Tom. springing from
his seat. IVY have plenty to do now, so
let us be on move"
After safl locking up the precious
document, set forth to call upon the
Templetons.
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Annie, but she was not present, and
and there was void in the room and
disappointment in his heart.
After Tom had been presented to Mrs.
Templeton. for up to this time he had
never met her. Holbrook opened the
conversation by saying:
1--WE came upon some rather startling
information this morning, Mrs. Temple
ton. which closely concerns yourself and
your daughter. regret she is not here
to listen to the story"
asked Mrs. Templeton.
Holbrook stared at the old lady.
II do not understand you," he said.
But where did she go to after she
left your
Left me?" said Holbrook, much puz-
zled II have not seen her today"
Then she missed you She went out
to see you"
ITO see meg' replied Ho,brook. still
more puzzled.
"Why. yes." said the old lady. much
alarmed by his manner. I'm response
to this note from you"
She rose from her seat and, crossing
to the table, took from it an open letter.
which she handed to Holbrook
Tom. who had quickly perceived some
thing was wrong, did not hesitate to lean
over Holbrook's shoulder and read with
him:
"My DEAR Miss TEMPLEToN-I desire
to meet you at the surrogates Office,
where we were day before yesterday. at
10 this morning. Your signature to
some papers is necessary. The presence
of your mother is not necessary.
"Yours respectfully.
HENRY HoLBRooK.
what horrible thing is thisy criet
Holbrook. This note is a forgery |
never wrote it.
Mrs. Templeton burst into moans anc
lamentations,
"Some one has abducted her" cried
Holbrook "I'll turn the city upside
down; I'll go to the police at once.
Stop" said Tom "Holbrook, be
quiet moment"
"Quiet, mani" turned Holbrook on
BIC sthhSSA' ~"
bcs1iet when perhaps her life hangs in
thaS aeasSs Come. let's 60, Well
t4tcsty."
K EsA, seHed Holbrook by the arm and
,,,ntd.Aera.iy
4 "St6p. nan alive. and make sure what
you are about to do =,
.Let me loosel" demanded Holbrook.
beside himself Pm dangerous. do
you know | love that girl-iove her
heaven only knows how muchl must.
I will find her."
Tom held him firmly.
"Granted." he said. you love her.
and believe you But to 60 believing
like wild bull about town in this man
ner is not the way to find her. BE man
Look at this thing cooliy. I'll go any
where with you. but you must not lose
self control All of your faculties are
needed in this work II you are to help
the girl or this poor old mother-heavens.
she has faintedw
They both hastened to take her from
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-17

II WAS In no en-.
viable frame of
mind that Tom
turned out of bed
on the morning
folio W in 6 the
night he had en-
deavored to find
Fountain. He had
been unsuccess-
full, and his Shad
ow had been un-
able to assist him
through Foun-
tain's man.
Tom was in fact
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-17
CLUB RATES: q Tickets for $50.
Special Rates arranged wiM agents,
AGENTS WANTED In every town

the United states ana BRUSH America.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by q
special deposit of five hundred thousand dol
lars $500, 600. with the state Government, and
approved by Jesus Arechiea, Governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision of
Lie. Hermino Arteaga, who Is appointed by the
Government as nteryenor.
Il CERTIFY that with the State Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring
full payment OF all prizes OF this drawing
HERMINlo AuTEAGA, Intervenor."
IMPORTANT
Remittances must be either by New York
Draft, Express or Registered Letter, American
money. Collections can be made by Express
Companies or Banks Ticket sent direct to
management will be paid by drafts on New
York, Montreal. st. Paul, Chicago. San Fran
cisco or City of Mexico. For further informa-
tion address.
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager.
Zacatecas. Mexico.
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NO. 20.

i fallen. and to
Ing room, the
A. RYf and lay her
eHi his ted helped Hol
bro1 lsrlne 9 tfol of himself
While Ane&lght for tier. Tom hastene'
inte3h{ ~ sn lon assistance, bu
as fe dytbe or lady stood be
foreAhir bfobah{y trtcted thither by
H1foJe odtsfSY
On hastily sEA4 Yer what had oc-
cnIfA, and Agged that she would go to
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-17
The DIAMOND BUTTON.
FROM THE DIARY OF LAWYER AND THE
NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER.
By BARCLAY NORTH.

[Copywrighted, 1889, by o. NJ. Dunham. Pub
lished by special arrangement through the
American Press Association.l
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n sf
Mrs. TcmpletGn..
He then.went back to Holbrook, and
took Him aside. He said sternly to him
"Holbrook, you must summon all your
self control, all your manhood. There's
work to be done that can be done only
by men. not boys or whimpering fools
Let me see you steady yourself. Let
me say something to you. The search
will not be long The man who knitted
James Templeton is the person who en-.
ticed Annie Templeton away"
"You are right, Tom," said Holbrook,
grasping his hand and wringing it. "In
the first sharp agony of fear for her
was unnerved You shall not complain
of my want of manhood again. Bu.
where can she be? Who can have done
this? What shall we dor Where shall
we go? Think for me. Tom; act. only
don't let us stop here. shall lose NY
mind if we don't do something"
"One moment. Let us see to Mrs
Templeton first"
At this moment the lady who had
gone to Mrs. Templeton's assistance en-.
tered the room, and said that the old
lady had revived and desired to see the
gentlemen.
They entered her room.
my daughter" she feebly moaned.
Have no fear" said Tom promptly.
'She will soon be restored to your en-
brace"
"Yes," said Holbrook, II shall neither
sleep nor eat until can clasp her in my
arms"
"God speed and bless you'll" said tht
old lady family,
They hurried out.
"Now," said Tom. as soon as they were
well out in the street. 1.-THE first thing to
do is to see that you are cooled down and
steadied. You and | want to sit down
for careful examination of this thing.
before we take step or make a move"
1.-THE first thing to do is to 60 to the
police" replied Holbrook.
81 don't agree with you-stop, speak
low, we are followed. Don't show that
you are aware of it,"
LET me get at the scoundrel." de-
manded Holbrook.
Tom seized him so tightly that he gave
Holbrook pain.
"Would you ruin everything? Oh, II
the Shadow were only here to follow the
spyl But let us take cab here at the
corner"
Holbrook had been restrained with
difficulty, and Tom desired to get him
into a cab. where he could reason with
him.
His companion submitted, cab was
called, and the driver directed to &C
straight to Holbrook's Office
TO BE CONTINUED
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Maemtett beNanat.

~ I'm Club. Staten unb ndtere Mustunft
fdreibet IsierIid an llnter3eidne'eu, nit bent.
Iider Mnsabe gurer @obnuns, Staai, gountbt
StraBe nnb Summer. Sdnelere Yofbef6r.
beruns piro baburd sefidsrt, penn Jbr Elm
goubert nit bolfdnOiser More6e einIest.
@tdti8!
Mbreiiret ~. q. 9Gapbim,
ODER: Stem Orleans, Ga
W. u. 9ampbia, Wafbinston, .. 6.
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Seriibnlt ieit 5ipansig eSabren

OU<C O"T~NV
'brer &edtli9feit rnb prompte @eipinn : Gus.
aabluns mescn, pie foIst bef@einist:
uMir befatisen biernit, hab mir bic 0ber.
anffidt Iber bic arrangements fir ale monat.
liden uno balbidbrliden 3iebunsem Der
0ouiiiana Stats = 2otterie @efelidaft beben
nnb perfonli6 Die 8iebuusen leiten unb beauf>
Fdtigen unb baB b~iefeIben ebrIid, seredt unb
in raparteiifder @eife alien 8st1eilisten &C.
o~eniber bpr ii9 seben uuo nit antorifiren Bic
8efeai6aft, biefes 3enanib, berfeben nit benz
Gaeimile %nnferer llaterfdriftea, in ibrcn I'm.
3eigen au aebrauten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-29

9uniiiana Staats=entteries Geislli9at.
Snsorporirt bon ber 2esisIatur fur @rsie.
gunes. nnb 8obItbatisteitsstDsde unb purbe ibr
5%rsitrief gu einem SbeiIe Der se~gennartisen
Staats . aonHitutioa, in 1879, burd EN- iiber.
hOditiscnees 8olfssotum eemedt.
SIRE sroben aubergew6bmttden
Stehumgen finbsn balbiatrlid fatt, tSuni
uno Sesemberj unb ibre @ro6en ginsel i. Stun.
inter- : %3iebunscn inben in iebem Der anoeren
ae9n Nfonate I'M Sabre ifatt, uno perben ale
oTentli9 In Der Gcaoemb Of Muiie, Nep Or.
leans, 2a., aeaooen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-29

Sn sep6bnliden Br;efen, Money Order ent.
baltenb, tuelde bon ieber Express Company
auaseseben peroen. Stein gorfer Exchanges,
Draft ODER Postal Note.
Mbreffre regiitrirte griefe nit @elb
att New Orleans National Bank
9eu SrIeanS, Ga.