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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
ALVEY Meeting.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 3I.-News has reach
ed here Of terrible hand-to-hand encounter
at BuckspOrt twenty miles from EldOrado,
Union county, at the Farmers Alliance
mass meeting last night Slate Lecturer
Bryan. OF the Alliance, was the principal
speaker Of the evening. Shortly after be
had concluded his speech a quarrel took
place among several of the spectators which
was soon taken up by many Others in the
audience. Winchester rifles. shotguns and
pistols were used with deadly effect. Burt
Manning, J. H. Town, and three Others,
whose names could not be learned, were
killed. and several slightly wounded. Sheriff
GOODWIN, Of Union county, left EldoradO
to-day for the scene of the trouble. Red
hot politics was the only and sole cause Of
the trouble
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A west Virginia Freak.

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Nov. Wesley
Jenkins Of Monongahe,a county was brought
TO the penitentiary to-day. During the tn
al it was shown that jenkins stole yoke Of
oxen from a farmer named Giles and sold
them to a man named Harmer. jenkins
then became eonscienee-strieken and stole
the oxen from Harmer, drove them back TO
Giles place and put them in the pasture.
He then gave himself up, and when called
into court pleaded guilty to save the coun-
ty the costs of trial, and regretted that he
did not have money to refund Harmer. The
judge sentenced him up for one year. On
going to prison he wanted to walk in order
to save expenses to county be claimed to
have imposed upon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA REDEEMED
THE COUNTY.

Confluence borough vote on judiciary
Longenecker, 81; Reynolds, 2s.
Someret borough For President Judge,
Longenecker, i69 Reynolds, 90 Price, 6 !;
Kooser. 9. For Associate Judge, Biesecker,
ls2: johnson, G7.
Somerset township For President Judge,
Longenecker, 26s: Reynolds. l96; For
Associate Judge, Biesecker, 274; Johnson,
1903.
BrothersvaIley township For Gregg,
IFS Wright 50; Longenecker. l7s: Reynolds
so.
Meyersdale borough h:-Longenecker, 154 ;
Reynolds, IL.
Addison township :-Longenecker, 70;
Reynolds, l7s.
Quemahoning. No. 1:-Longenecker, 1856 :
Reynolds, 80; Gregg, lsi Tilden, 4O Nor
rison, ls4 Wright, &C; Biesecker. 1876.
Ursina borough :-Longnecker, IS; Rey-
nolds, &c Gregg, Il Wright, 26.
Lower Turkeyfoot township gives Long
enecker ten majority.
stonycreek township hip:-Longenecker 25i /;
Reynolds, 81 Price, l5-
stoyestown borough :-Longenecksr, Al;
Reynolds, p.
Paint township:-Longenecker l62;
Reynolds. 20.
Quemahoning township No 2:-Longe-
necker, ~; Reynolds. 80.
lockwood borough :-Longenecker, IS /;
Reynolds 10.
Berlin borough :-Longenecker, 4S;
Reynolds, l2s; Gregg, 50; Wright, l2O.
Conemaugh township :-Longenecker,
l67; Reynolds, %.
Jefferson township :-Longenecker, %;
Reynolds, 81.
New Baltimore borough :-Longeneck-
er, 8; Reynolds, 81.
New Centreville borough :-Longeneck-
er, l6; Reynolds, 6.
Ogle township:-Longenecker, 1s;
Reynolds.
Salisbury borough :-LOngenecker GA /;
Reynolds 40.
Shade acknowledgements, 1o4;
Reynolds, As.
Lincoln township :-LOngenecker, s.
Reynolds, "a.
Black township :-Longenecker, 81;
Reynolds, 10.
Salisbury borough :-Longenecker, 81 /;
Reynolds, 40.
Fairhope township: :-Longenecker, "a;
Reynolds, 4S.
Lincoln township :-LOngenecker, So ;
Reynolds, "a.
Upper Turkeyfoot:-LOngeneeker, los;
Reynolds, 80.
Northampton township:-LOngeneck-
er, 50; Reynolds, "a.
Southampton township :-Longeneck-
er, IS; Reynolds, SO.
wellersburg borough ;-Longenecker,
/: Reynolds p.
Iarimer ownship:-Longenecker, "a
Reynolds, 72.
Elk Lick township :-LOngenecker l24 ;
Reynolds, l75.
Greenville township :-Longenecker,
60; Reynolds Al.
Middlecreek township ;-Longenecker,
l0s; Reynolds, 25.
cnNEDcrT C0T-NTU
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

SENATOR QUsY has at last tired Of the
newspaper attacks on his personal hon
esty and integrity. The outrageous at
tempt made by Democratic leaders and
newspapers 10 involve him in the plum
Ger of the Treasury by Bardsley was the
last straw that broke the cameIs back
and he has brought criminal and civil
suits against the Pittsburgh Pos and the
Beaver Sar. It is alleged, also, that &c
tions viii be brought against Sir. Kerr
Chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mittee, and other Democratic journals IN
the State who have loaned their columns
20 the publication and circulation OF the
gross chalgss sgainst the Senator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

THE Pittsburgh Commercial Gasate OF
Tuesday has the following: "Mr. Kooser
at a late hour yesterday Withdrew from
the contest for judge in the Bedford
Somerset district. This was q commend
able move in the interest Of harmony
and success, for certain defeat stared both
him and Mr. Longenecker in the face
n the word Of this withdrawal can be
well circulated At 50 late an hour the
district may yet he saved, and SIR. Rey-
nold's vision OF a ten years judgeship
viii vanish"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
Wheat Crop Needs RaIn.

CHICAGO, Nov. Crop reports from the
States of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee,
parts of Pennsylvania and New York, in
dicate that wheat is not in nearly so good
condition for the winter as last years crop
was at this time. In Illinois and Indiana
extended drouihs have made the wheat
fields very spotted. About 60 per cent. Of
the grain has good top, but the remainder
is weak. In Pennsylvania the reports indi-
cate fair crop, and in Western New York
the wheat is better. if anything, than it was
the year before. The grain in Tennessee
has hardly got out Of the ground owing to
the dry weather. The Hessisn fly is work
ing on the grain in parts Of illinois.
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Io7 Acres and 40 z

strict measure. having thereon
ing House and bank barn Lana
Of cultivation $50 acres c.ear- - +
Weu imbercd. Possession -iFcl p p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

The truth Of the old adage, when
LAWYER has himself for a client he has a
fool to deal with" has again been yeri-
fied in the matter of the viii Of the late
Presidential candidate Samuel J. Tilden.
1Ir. Tilden was regarded as one Of the
ablest and shrewdest lawyers IN this
country, yet after 3 lifetime passed in
drawing legal papers FOR others, he wrote
his own will 50 faulty worded that the
Court Of Appeals in New York has Just
decided that it is void. The amount in
volved isover 5000, 600, and Mr.. Tilden'i
nepbews will now receive the immens'
sum that be intended should 60 10 the
establishment Of pub ie library.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
A Negro Lynched by Negroes

CosTNeTos. La, October 29.-Jaek Par.
ker, colored, has been confined in Jail here
since October 10Th, for the murder Of John
Handy, color-d, at Abita Springs. At the
preliminary examination yesterday witness
IS testified that Parker had freely and vol
UNFAIRLY admitted his crime. At q late hour
last night mob Of negroes surrounded the
jail took Parker out, and hanged him to the
limb OF tree in the jail yard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
A Fortune in the Sea.

LoxDoN, Oct 29.-The Royal Mail steam
ship MOselle, from Liverpool via Barbados,
for Montedideo, has been totally wrecked on
the coast Of the United States Of Columbia.
The passengers and mails have been saved;
The specie, amounting to over $4,000, is
reported to be a total loss. The Mosells was
built by John Elder, the famous shipbuilder
on the Clyde in ISL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
Bees Graft an Apple.

CHAMBERsBUR5, Pa, Nov. l.-Horticultur-
lists who have seen it say that sn apple
which was picked the other day in L. B.
Georges orchard, New franklin, could only
have been produced by a peculiar grating
done by the bees in the apple-blossom sea
son. Exactly oue-half of the apple is golden
russet, like the apples that grew on the same
tree. and the other half is bright green pip
pin. such variety as grew on tree 100 yards
distant. In blossoming times bee must have
transplanted a part of a distant pippins
blossom into the petals of the rnsses's flower.
DR.. A. B. Grove has preserved this unique
fruit in alcohol.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
North pakota PRAIRIE Fires.

ELLKSDsLLE, n. d., October SI.-A bad
prairie FIRE ragged in the northern part ol
this county yesterday afternoon and last
night, burning over large scope Of country
and doing great damage A furious gale
was blowing west and it made the work ol
fighting the fire an almost hopeless task
Archie McLain, farmer near Fullerton, WAS
badly burned while trying to save his wheat
stacks, eight or ten Of which were licked up
by the flames. Il IS reported that scope Of
country eight miles wide and eighty miles
long has been swept By the fire and the loss
will be upward Of 100000. A report was
current here last night that the town Of Full
Ierton was burned, but 50 far as can be learn
ed to-day it WAS false report.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

Mr.. Kooser's card Withdrawing from
the judicial contest was placed in the
hands of Chairman Biesecker at Z O'Clock
Monday evening. By o'clock Tuesday
morning, IS of the 80 voting precincts
in Somerset county had been reached by
special carriers, and Mr.. Longenecker's
tickets placed in the hands of the respec-
tive committeeman. Wellersburg bor-
ongh was the only precinct not reached.
II was big nights work and was we'll
done.
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Wants ha ha soothed.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2s.-At the annual
meeting nf the Society Of the Army OF Nor
thern Virginia, in the hall Of the house ol
delegates, speeches were made by Generals
Early, Tsllaferro, Rosser and Field. The
latter said - understand that Confeder-
ate flag cannot be unfurled at the world :
fair. Ifthat is the case let US not have an
other worlds fair in this country"
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PENNsYLvANIA.

Within three hours after the polls had
closed, all doubt was removed Of the
election Of Gregg and Morrison and the
defeat Of the proposition TO hold Con-
stitutional Convention. Il is doubtful
whether half a dozen counties in the
State have given msjorities for the Con-
vention. Chairman Wasres claims the
election Of Gregg by 10000 majority
Morrison viii be several thousand votes
behind Greeg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
Politics Caused a Row.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. "a Farmers'
Alliance meeting at Bucksport. Union coun-
ty. broke up in riot. Rifles. Shot-guns and
pistols were used. resulting in the death Of
Beri Manning. J. H. Town and three Others.
Several persons were wounded Red hot
politics caused the light
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

A great many candidates, Of both Po,
litical parties, who smilingiy knew al
about it" on Monday, viii to-day appre.
cate the situation described in the fol
lowing little eouplet-
There was q young lady from Niger,
Who rode with a smile. on a tiger.
When they returned frcIn the rlde
The Young lady was inside,
And the smile on the facc u the tiger
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

II is rather amusing 70 have q fellow
who politically doesn't know whether he
is afoot or on horseback, criticise the con-
duct Of a canvass during which he re-
mained dumb as an oy yster.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

Estate Of Peter J. Baker, late of Black Township.
somerset Co. Pa, decd
Letters Of Administration on this estate having
been granted 20 she undersigned By The
proper authorEy, notice Is hereby given 20 all
persons indebted 20 said estate 10 make iElmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
tue sane viii present them duly authenrfcatsd
SU settlement on Saturday. the 5th day Of De-
cember, leJl, AZ the house Of deceased
HIRAM BRrBAKER
JACOB BRUBAKER
AdnrsL Cum Testamento AnnexO OF Perer ]. IA
ker, decd
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Foul Play Suspected.

UNIoSrowS, Oct. pa lad named James
Hess, living aired Stone, but who works
near this place is mysteriously missing and
il is believed he has been murdered. Some
railroad men saw five Italians pursuing TIE
boy last night with weapons in their hands,
and one ofthem fired at him. 1t IS supposed
they killed him and put the body in burning
coke oven.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
Earthquake In Japan.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 29.-There has been 8
terrible earthquake along the Southern coast
of Sipon tHondo) the principal Island Of
Japan. The shocks were most severely felt
at Osaka aud at Kobe. Hundreds of houses
have bean DESTROYED.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

ONE by one every member Of the Caoi-
nst has been dismissed" by Democratic
newspapers. The strange thing about It
IS that no one outside Of Democratic
readers has heard Of il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

OK Friday last the Senate, now in ex-
ira session, adj j7urned until this iWednes-
day evening, 50 that its members could
90 home and attend the elections.
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TERMS CASH
!. UDIToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed An
ditor by the Orphans Court Of Somerset County.
In the estate of George J. CountryTaan, deceased
70 pass upon the exceptions and make a disfri-
button 70 and among those legally entitled there
70. VIII SIT AZ the Office Of Colborn 4 CoIborn IN
Somerset, Pa, on Friday. November y, 1881, Tor
the purpose OF atte nding 70 the duties % the said
appointment. when AMI where all persons inter
ested can attend.
A. }. coLBORS,
nova Auditor.
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ghes, o. all Leavenng PowerU Govt Report Aug ~ 1859
RH,a!:'!:!! a! BssIag Bsxdsg
ABSOLUTELY PURE


BALTIMORE, Oct 2s.-rhe cruiser Detroit
was successfully launched this afternoon.
She was chrissened BY Miss Fiorence \.
Malster, age a years. daughter of President
Mals;er, Of the Columbian Iron Works,
where the cruiser was built.
Cruiser No. 10, IS the Detroit is generally
designated. IS one Of triplsts, two Of which
are being built At Baltimore and the third At
Boston. They are known as the 2,OO0-ton
cruisers and are a size larger than the York
town class. They are also to be Of much
higher speed, as their machinery Is to de-
velop 800 horsepower. 2OO0 more than
was calculated for the Concord and Benning-
ton, and should drive them at the rate OF
eighteen knots per hour. The coal supply
for ordinary service is 30 tons, but the
bunker arrangement is such that 435 tons
can be carried, which will not only add 70
her ability to keep out the way Of an enemy Z
projectiles, but will admit Of her steaming
almost 10000 miles at speed Of eighteen
knots per hour.
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DWELLING HO.

a new bank barn aid an Other =
buildingS. A good orchard oi AZ
fruit Of al kinds. Land IN good -
ton. situate ! mi.es from le---
Convenient ~ church snd schoo-
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Terms.
A UDITOR's NOTICE

Estate Of william N0lgli
Having been appointed 1l "
OF Somerset County, Ardl,nl, -
Vancements. and distribute lns
hands OF David and lOhu fo9.s- !.
tor and trustees for the sale q % :.
and among tho-e legally entire -. 80
dersignet nerebv gives noii.t " ~ -
the discharge Of Ms duiie.. ar 80 -. Z
ser Pa. on THURSDAY. Nettl- =
O'Clock p. m. when and where o.
es'ed can attend HNBs.
orfs,f
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No . A certain trsct go {. -
w. 2. Jenner Twp. Sulie-.-. )
joining lands OF John @. -huilcs -
fer, Benjamin Kline, and lo1l g
Illninr
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7 EGAL NOTICE

The undersi gned auQo DIE. Y
the Orphans Court Of >ome.ss ~
upon the exceptions. 49, q
necessary, and make and rel',-- - =
the fuuds IN the hands OF D - :
istrat0r Of JarOb N. Waller 49,,
thet he viii attend % ths -
Somerset Borough on FRIDAY. ~. 3
ls9l. when all persons No. e.-yss
tend OF De debarred from c-a-l--
said fund thereafter - -
oeffl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

Brown for Governor and the entire
Democratic state ticket is elected by 2O,-
OOO msiority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

Boies, Democrat, has probably been
elected Governor. Republicans claim the
rest Of the state ticket and the legisla-
iure. .-
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Estate Of Jacob Augustine ia's y = Z
foot Tap, sOmefset 20. n !
letter. Of admiuisifail9L --s.-z
having been granted % ise - ~
proper authority notice p - ~
sos indebted 10 said esial- = Z
payment. and those hsl. ..--l..
same VII preseur them alls --i-ril
settlement on Saturday No's--
late residence Of me os' JOIN A..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

ny VIRTUE OF an order OF the Orphans Court
Of Somerset County. Pa, u me directed, ! viii
expose 10 public sale a. Loeehefs Hotel Sails
bury borough In said County, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04
SHERMAN on THE RESULT,

Senator Sherman said at midnight: 81
am satisfied We have elected both
branches of the legislature and from pri-
Faie adyices, which have received,
sm assured of my reelection. The peo-
pie of Ohio hsve to-day vindicated the
iniquitous thrusts msde by the Demo
cratic party, and the state has undoubt-
edly been reclaimed, still there is pos
sibiiity that the official returns may
change the present
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OHIO.

Governor Campbell and the Democrat
ic State Chairman eoncede Mckinley S
election by 5000 Republicans claim
that his majority will reach $4,000.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Russell, Democrat, has been elected
Governor by a plurality of 5000 The
legislature will be Republican by safe
majority.
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NEW YORK.

The Tammany Ring was too strong for
the Republicans Of New York state.
Flower, Democrat, is elected Governor BY
from 10000 to 5000 majority. The Re
pGblicans viii have a majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature.
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THE COUNTIES.

The Democrats have apparently made
clean sweep in westnoreland county
excepting for Sheriff.
Returns from Blair county indicate
that Judge Dean has been reelected by
1000 msjority. The Democrats have
probably elected Hughes sheriff.
Bedford county will give the Republi-
can state ticket about $50 majority.
In Allegheny county the Republicans
have elected their entire ticket by not
less than 1900 majority.
Unofficial returns give Barker more
than 500 majority over Linton for Presi-
dent Judge. Shoemaker. the Republican
candidate for sheriff, is elected by about
500 majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

Ok Monday evening last Francis J.
Kooser, Esq, announced his withdrawal
from the judicial contest in the follow
ing card;
To ase Repu1tioaas ef Sonasa and Boaford
Counties
Up 10 this time have asked your sup
port for President Judge as a right, from my
view, OF this county a. is nov obvious that
II the three-cornered fight is continued il
viii result in the defesi Of the party in the
district, which I would regret as much as
anyone and 20 avoid this, and FOR the rest
interests OF the party, ] Withdraw from the
contest. and ask that my friends support Mr..
Longenecker.
Yours Rspectfnlly.
F. J. K0osER.
For this abnegatiou OF self in the in
terests Of party, Mr.. Kooser Is entitled TO
the thanks and gratitude Of every sincere
Republican in the county. It was very
evident that in a three -oornered contest
the Republicans, with two candidates in
the field were overmatched. and 10 save
the district Mr.. Kooser msgnanimonsly
withdrew from the struggle. Those only
who have been engaged in sharp political
contests, with high hopes Of success, can
appreciate the amount OF self-sacrifce
required TO thus prefer party to self
With the unanimous endorsement of his
own county, with its overwhelming Re
publican majority. and the iustness Of
its claim to the nomination, Mr.. Kooser
was perfectly jnstiiRble in expecting a
nomination and consequent election; but
when it became apparent that unanimity
could not be secured in the district, and
that party defeat would follow further
persistence, he put aside self, retired
from the Geld and commended his Re
publican competitor TO the support Of
his friends throughout the district There
are bet few men who would have acted in
this generous anGlmssnanimOas manner,
and Mr. Kooser has earned the thanks,
commendAtion and gratitude Of his Re
pabliczn brethren throughout the district
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-04

TwrxrY-oxE States now grant the bal
10; 10 women on the school question
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MICHIGAN.
NEW JERSEY.

The Republicans have gained sweep
ing victory in Michigan.
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L0YGElTCKER ELEcTED BY 700 .KaJ0RIT
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Major Mckinley Elected by $4,000.
TIM DE ATE NOlAE AT DAD
A Great Day for the G. O. p.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION GONE
GLIMMERING
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MARYLAND.

Virginia has gone Democratic by the
usual majority.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
Following are the unofficial figures
BEDFORD COUNTY.

Unofficial figures give Reynolds a ma
jointly of $50.
nrcrpfrvr, 1ra r0prrx,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
LITERARY EXERCISES.
PHCEBA LANGILL.

Programme Of entertainment to be
given by the Eagle River Literary
Society. Friday evening May Is:
Opening address-Rev. Newcomb.
Music-Misses Shank.
Physiological address-Dr. Neville.
DEBATE-QUEsTIoN:
Resolved, that the pleasure and
profit derived from the Eagle River
Boat Club will be of more benefit to
the residents OF Eagle River than
those derived from the Eagle River
Dam Company.
Afirmative-N. A. Colman and N.
Garrison.
Negative-Dr. Neville and Alex.
Higgins.
Music-Mrs. Geo. Stewart with cho-
sen assistants.
Essay-A w. Mcleod.
Paper-E. Z. Couch.
Declamation-Jos. Nemacheck.
Select reading-Ed. Carson.
Music-Mr. and Mrs. Richlson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from practice hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also pos
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tes-
ted It's wonderful curative powers In thous-
al DIS OF cases, has felt 1t his duty to make 1t
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and desire to relieve human SUI
fering will send free of charge, to all who de-
ire 1t, tn Is recipe, In German, French or En-
glish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, w. A. MOVES, $40
Powers Block. Rochester. n, Y.