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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30


Caihcart made his WAY hastily a. Pine
street. where Doc entered che ofilor - a
real estate agent. one Win bad charge "a
the iilca her street pruwFty The agent
was willing ~ tell al ha knew bat n
was not much Alsni two weeks PEE
viousiy an elderly wnmau hal called
upon him "a rpnt the hl-fr whefu the
murder had taken Ilsce. she had sail
that the nec-salty ~ earning a. incusns
had only reosnily made its'lf foli ani
che wanted teufsn a csaiuwef's business
with which. in hef younger days. she
hal been familiar. that while she ruuIt
" u were required. present references.
siill, - shs bal tuf twenty ave yeats
heen regarded ~ independent ia cifpnm
stances sha ild MT caFu o. call upnn
ihetn and would therefore tat iho tput
quarterly Ia advance. ana this sha
thought Was al ,ha mufs nsrsssaff as
the hal determined a. conduct hos laisi
nssa under ihs name ~ Madame iAls
mouF, a. maitet ~ fars hrf nasnn was
Parish Mfa Emma Parrish aui het "a
ifvss eHs nuniisf ! go hist.futh
slFsat De- thr tnuns Huau ffissff..t
e. have l~tu till',i ln h,t plsre waa hr
dii NJ luna,
ia,n itis Information tathrstt ,ist.f
minel e. ~ difp ilt e. Me- iuf a.
ia nearing iis i1ust hp ssa af,4r
~ psutlp Faihrfti 81 ihr tsf % co..
slei~ % che dazzling aN.nsu.
slesai - Tie f,ni - ths stelis, hnl sn
other guarded ,l,s aont ~ thstup
They have hfunshi she is-lg ~ the
Eifl a. the huuse - Nu Tatish ha
mugierei o. hlms,lf she musi have
leen nusfof than turfn emiiat,er
Reaching The t,.i ~ lhe sisl.s. bo sail
10 thu policeman. Who is ln ,hafgtr
Captain l.awtsn
iis mounted thr si.rs aHi ihanah the
guardian - ths d.sn sioilri hIm be-
sali | am 90 tHis busiu,ss snl tuusi
ss.e tatiaiu l.awtan
IT, stepped Ihfuush ths isat ani 90
csiuniffei ihs 'aifaln 900 ihe ball
Tics have bfUushi ihs iaslg - lha
sri hrFs ihrnf trt8il
ihe captain s'af.i at iltn. snh vita
cot ftlii p4ut,i o. tha daai la,dins
into tha parties
IT, entered Accustomed 81 be- pas -
sao o. sfsnss thIs Hna sh.s hssi hin
pu lhs hsf has fHe ga, - "a fat
haiui wnnlaH A. lH lHu tiArf .s.s.
shs was utilfnna n Bee M.ral Iha
teo bad ls.u t.'ti Ii r. .luilaf tnanntf
Tho Uspislu hsi . He.l him a. ths
duf h,ruif eiaraHt ui hHm Fatuiuf
be ssiA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

A little more intelligence perhaps was
20 be gained. Some one named Harold
had evidently been doing wrong and
had caused some one TO pay out money
"a repair the consequences Of the wrong
doing The NOR. b. studied the two
scraps Of paper the more he became con.
vinccd that tho writing was that Of his
father
Having exhausted speculation. he saw
saw n was after eight o'clock. and think.
ing u would he fully nine before he
eonld reach Mr.. Nettlcmans office. he
determined 90 vt out at once
He did not noiire thai M be at foot
upon the pavement = slight. underuiscd
man followed him uat u the hotel. nor
that he entered the same stage he did,
nor that on reaching Wall street this in.
disidual followed close after him and
hal business In precisely tho same diree-
tion He wa. too much preoccupied In
the events through which he had just
lns-s'',i 10 give hee,i To matters about him.
As u was. the slight. understood In
dividual followed him directly 10 tho
door u the building In which were Mr.
kettleinan's Offices, even ascending the
stair. to the second iioor. whsrs they
were situated
The old gentleman was at his de=k. In.
tsntly reading this morning paper. AZ
Dorison entered he looked up. aud cried
out with animation,
All, 10 that youf DO you know that
q murder was committed last uiRht la
the very house wh.Fs We metz
Yes, replied Dorison, sitting down
beside the desk Il was stlll shere when
u was discovered Indeed. ! may claim
the honor. " honor u bs. - discover
ing n
On" said the old gentleman, highly
Interested Were you the ono who first
saw the drop Of biooiT'
Not that. but ! was the Qua who
foFce'l my way through the rear. found
the body aud unfsstenei tho door Tor
the Iollce
Hut the papers say II was man
named Dudley JAMES Dudley Tlst IL
a. near as ihs papers get 10 H.
The papsrs aEo right on tho lnforiaa-
ton gwen lhein. said Dorson III IL
sboui that very name have hurried o.
early to see you this morning You will
r'colisci told you that WHEN ! left the
city eiahi year. arr dii ~ under an
ASSUMED name That was III. maine |
a--i and under u Registered when
returned "a town yesterday morning
The old gentleman rveolisctrl well.
aud ilurlsoa hastily Feconnisi his fears
that tbs I1'lsce would discover the
assumed name through Mr. Nv,tlesaan N
n'a warussi ~ time. AID giving hls
"sa@oas Toe ds~iring g. Ifeservs his
lnssguiio Bee tagged the odd gentleman
IA assist bin "a preserving a
Al this paint thpB we're Interrupted 4,
a cHll.f Handing the morning l,at-.f %
ih'Fissn ~. uli gentleman sat hln.asif
down with the stranger ~ umoio oof
n.F " the fsain. when, b. lalI xhis
lsgsd conversation
After ibs stranger DEPARTED NJ Nelile
man fsturnesi 10 lA,fiaun. hia sne old
iscs wFnathed IN sInilps
MOI q moment tis5 sun That wsa
~ sgsnt ~ the Issll.o r,Hne g. inquire
sDoai yvt, just a- yun had anticipated
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

Without replying. Doriaon took from
his packet the seal ring
d. ,uu r~coguiFe iltisf"
Much asionlsh,vl. Nettlcman touk the
ring Ia his hand and examined u cloael,
gave that ring b. your father" be-
said, THE day l,ofurs ho was married
lie gave half dosuu ~ III. Young
friends dinner that dsy. aai 40 each
made bin little present, Tits was
nins
lie handed u hack The - DIGESTIVE
was an Interested observer
DoFi~pn now asked Ne Neiilsman
WHISTLER hs hal any letters - d.-aumsnts
IN bis father handwriting
II ouEhi a. have plenty - his lstisfa
LIT ne see dll ~ his Insurance. &c
YfaFs rase up that husiusas Ia eight
ss'n huairsi and slsig onr LIT ine l..iA
~ 'n3 elahiesn hunlfs.i aul SIXTY lass
You Hfv fHuufpf than I ain. take that
si'llaii'f sod iaui iie fitim that alaat
siisif ihe isis wlih issH uu a.
turaiH 81 a. br Wa requested sni
ltingtt tho iais g. the ia man wh..
ulanipa q tsn sttf iis rHuisnis anl
hnaily o.. Assi eai q better ~ tvu
pafis''u uau'lsl hhB she tso tag
tnehis - pap taiihH
PLEASE ,fanpite tho handwriting go
lh'~e tso fragments - isii-f wiih "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

he could not stir without showing
how he had obtained possession Of the
articles
He returned them to his poke, aud In
doinS 10 encountered the slips ~ paper
he lad found AT the same time.
Both were written upon and he was
startled by the similarity OF the writing
to that OF his father He cndeavorod to
obtain sense OF what was written. The
pieces were evidently torn from letters
The smaller one, that which he had
taken from tho girls fingers. conveyed
NO intelligence TO him
Dorison puzzled long over this. bu,
could make nothing Of IT, He examined
the other slip u WINS In the same hand.
S~s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

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a. U.. l.n..4 i..tu lul tatIuf.f
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~ i.. et.f.lu country reputation
&C. rtast Amounting e. f,,Ai,..n,s..
.af,e.lu.ss mu,alrI n tst,.uli..
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atl ftlsf-ist.n,y. whom un the trnl.
DIuti.l auit ht that q a alcuihhuuul.
wac lt.en wherever Policemen islkrl.
q Snow $50 t.l GONE uut ~ lu..
noes .4tI nNs .,rtIp tnad.Gr.uii.l
manner wt uHt that ,ou bal come 20
New iatk
~ utIl.t t,ttrart 1--WE m,lo
co., tal,. aui a. I've ii,.a.i STAT, want
"A =. r.itt. Tho, v.olI not i.t me-
si.us out th,rr ., / came back To- whore
Iu,a I-.tn ,tl ,,h.fs INV relative. ,r. "
.isec Arr ,pu ga this bu.lnc.-.'
.Nf r.fhat-' INA. l.. ann not
,ulI.,i ni.anlrsrn.r. III touch
a. ,t..t., tl,a FAM. ~ IA. thing"
~ bat dn s.u know about az
"uulf what I ha," tnll YOU"
hr two murders are Cuunectclt'
NJ doubt ~ -. killed. tho same way.
When was ihis d'n,f'
Lat might s.tn' time between eight
aud eleven 90, servant WIS permitted
g. fa uut - eight anal returned ~ eleven.
through uHo li-rmcut d,ur. the key -
which che CARRIED 80 lights were Ia
tho huuse. except in tho hall. ~ was
usual Wh,n -he went 90 h'l after the
family HpWs,slng Mrs Parish aud her
daughter. the only inmate. q the house.
hal r,tirni she turned uut the hight and
went to her roum THIS morning. de
sreniing ihc stairs at the usual hour. she
made the discovery q tho murder aud
ga,. The alarm
" hrfe Il the daughter"
'*he went away yesterday furon0on
where ihe girl doses MT know. She has
~" returned Yet
" The Young woman killed IA Blocker
street
he drsill YES u must be."
Let az ind that ont first. Whose
r'a'tn is ihis.'
MfH l.HffaNa
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II. o. he supposed
she was NO more
than twenty five.
she could have
been only about
seventeen W hen
his father died
Tho portrait was
taken when she
was about FIVE Il
was unexplain
able. Or. could
Madame Della
mour he a dealer
In old relics and
,ewelryp II WIS
worth examining
into. But howf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-30

john p.fa.n itf.... f'., t.tf tI. fuihR
! times. Wl,h 80 Hi..tst at#a.f having
/ ,saed Through a nightmare IA was
tuo moment lHI.Ie hr sHull o., ali tho
won't. % f.t 81 .IHHs Whom h.
4tiHtaiF from hIs Dol. &C.
, tu.m Yatal. 10 RECALLED i rpsuluitun a.
} n Ma Nsttisnpan a. early - possible.
I Inform him II the Assumed name bee
u given the i.,lis'. tha uisht previous
ia O. Dog BIN o. assl.t liza boz p.scry
his incuul'u
Therefore be- .tily dressed. tho "a lille
u cursed the impulse that hal Induced
IA 10 reiurn tu lhe city If hls birth
} here everything served Ia remind him
? his mn fv,1 disgrace Ahaanily
iru .u. maud Ia his pockvt ho came
pom tho portrait and ring ho had ub.
,incd the night previous
n was with shuek IT surprise that he
rev them out. Tor he hal forgotten
hem
Taking them 10 the window he gave
hem careful examination
There could be no mistake.
The portrait was that II his father.
and the ring was too familiar for him 90
make AN rrrur concerning H. hut how
came they In tho room where he bad
found them Who was ;he young woman
IN who's" Possession they apparently werc'
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
OUR FAMOUS BEAUTIRS.
7. J. Choate

The lovliness OF Southern women ia
proverbial, and every Southerner feels
national pride when their beauty is
lauded but very few have had the
pleasure OF seeing the most famous of
Southern beauties, as thy live in so
many different localatles. DEMoREsT's
FAMILY MAGAZINE has, however,
brought them ell together in superb
ly illustrated article in the November
number. These portraits must
have been extremely difficult to pro.
cure as the originals are all represent
atlves OF the high social circles; and
the handsomely executed pictures form
a valuable and aristocratic collection
that every Southerner sh ou,d possess.
While prime attraction, this il by
no means the only one OF this attract
i've number Of special interest is a
paper on "The Romances of Pre-Co-
lumbia Discoveries" illustrated b,
Beard every voman should be in
terested in the papers on "Woman's
Drets Hygienically Considered" by
Susanna W. Dodds NJ. d., the topic
for November being "The Unequal
Distrot ution OF Clothing" there are
charming stories, and nearly 200 illus
tration~, including a handsome photo
gravure, "The Song of Love-" which
is a gem. This typi al Family Maya.
zine is published by W. Jenning,
Demorest, at 10 East 18th Street
New York, for 20 cents a copy, o.
$500 year. Any of our local news
dealers will supply it.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

We are MT surprised at the
st.empt to assasipate Congress-.
man Gus Ehloe at small tow q
10 Yves, Tenn. last week. That
sort of thing, as we'll as the Lee
County Arkansas negro riot and
the cotton strike, 10 but the in
evltable sequence Of the teach
ings of such agitators as the
present leaders oil the 4. lance.
Threats have been made which
are based upon the rotten teach.
ings of the political. leaders Of
the Alliance and in the attack
upon Enloe we see an attempt
to carry them out. How long
will the people stand such high
handed anarchism.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
They Should be Democrats.

Several of our esteemed con.
temporaries are already at work
suggesting this one and that one
tor the various State offices to
be filled at the next election.
The virtues and abilities OF each
individual mentioned" are ex-
tolled, and the claims of each
are advanced by his friends. 1t
seems a bit early just yet to 90
into any discussion OF this mat
ter. Suffice 1t that in selecting
ca. didates true blue Democrv Is
oad none other should b. cho-
sen. Because a man "bel0ng-
ing" to this or that order is no
recommendation, anil should
weigh no hing either for or
against him. The Democratic
party owes it to itself to put the
very best material in the van.
There is no longer danger of dis
ruption or trouble in the ranks.
"'he subtreasury craze is moth.
ing but au echo at present, and
il will live in tradition with all
ether crazes that have swept
ovar- the county. Its advocates
who have been going over the
country shifting the air with
laundering sonCrosity of their
.didatic ignorance, must soon
seek thar seclpsicn which their
limited abilities were created to
adoin' These mushroom states
meu who sprung up in a night
! Ne Jonah's gourd will return
as speedily to their native OBJ.
sclrity, aud the tried and rue
Democrats who have won their
way to The trout and secured
thu confidence Of the people py
the force of superior merit must
continue to be the standard
bearers. Candidates for all
offices will be selected who are
tree from faint and heresy, aud
whose convictions are proclaim
,'i from the hOusetol s. The !
next ,an'prign 81 gan will be
4" Away with political sdventur-
tss " III, Appeal Av,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
lEysl!l3I::|Jl lsaUyIE'1a;SSyISa1

Ontr 90 Profsssors and 6o0 Students last war
seven DlNThNCT DEPARrMENTs.
Aeadcwic Literature, Science Philosophy. Fees Ss
Iheeioaieni Free tuition AID free room in Wesley fIi
Law: -FOUR Professors. New buildings. Fees, tioo
Medical Hospital Accommodations for clinks Fees En-
sstAL Full, faculty excellent equipment. new building Co
pharmaceutical. Full Course Of Instruction. Fees ID
Engineering Courses In Civil, Mechanic al Mining Engn
eeting and Manual technology Two buildings Fees fSs
For Catalogue address Wills WIllams Mach WIZ Tcan
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

T II. Crane, Real Estate Agent,
- Summertown, Tenn. Makes d
'pecialty of timbered lands. Furnishe.
timber for mills Will assist in pro
'uring low rates of freight. Core
'pondence solicited. 1-2-ti
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

The winter hat which the la
dies will appear in soon is a Gu
ricsity. 1t is made OF wire and
heads, and weighs Is penny
weights. 1t is the size Of a hard.
shell crab, and the shape Of q
sore finger. The ingenuity cl
men and women seem to have
beeu exhausted in its con
ception. Its price is full size.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

Murat Halsread Was forced to
leave Ohio for the dirty attempt
to ruin Gov. Campbell in the
last campaign by means Of forg
ed paper, but he seems not to
have..profi'ed by the experience,
as the paper he still controls in
Ohio is engaged in similar dirty
work in the present campaign,
The people should give Mr..
Halstead another lesson.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

The Herald Cor po,a n... ,,n
outset, no boasts ot hat j, m.II -. ~ s"e
IL expects to win sur.ncr, ,ra -
merit. 1t will hove vaoas /, m ur;n;
orprlvate interest TO suard p 5i1 NJ,
vocate Democracy, pure and .im, a
nut wili nor pla, rhe role of hart an,
gan" 1t believes hat it wiit snnn,,
long lelt want, and fill field lonp ,,,s,
occupied in this city. Its first AIM Vim
ana highest ambition will be to ac. not.
iively,aid in upbuilding the material
interest of our city and State II w;ii
e ena .Sna to issue clean newspaper.
;,l eI that may safely enter any home
IN IN Ine land; 1t aims aud hopes to win
Ine friendship OF the public as ON this
aione 1t de,ena % ucr
E Herald
illeT enn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

IVV - To OIeugs neITS land
Mrs Aron Brown il Dist |
House and lot in Summertonn
Mrs ] W S Meigs II Dist 1
House and lot in Summertown
N Rainey II Dist 1 lot IN Sum
T1ertown
TERMS; The above will be sold
on a credit OLE mos. free from tie
putty of redemption. Note with ap.
proved surety required of purchaser
and lien re sined ON the land.
W. 7 Nixon c. & NJ.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
VIZ A. Stewart, Attorney-at-Law
w Lawrenceburg. Tenn.
D FL. Rose, Attornev.at-Law. Office
III northeast corner OF court house.
up stairs, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

7 A. Simms, Judge of ounty Court
81 Will be found at the Office Of the
comfy court clerk every Monday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
Lawrence Democrat.
FRIDAY. Oct. 18Th. 1891

OF a truth her name is Ruth.
Imagine Grover Cleveland talk
ing baby talk. ''Let its papa
tiss its little footsie woct-
sies."
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

Don't forget the call for the
meeting OF the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee on the LIST
Monday in November. Let
every member OF the Committee
attend.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
court at lawrenceburg Tenn. render,
ed in The causes mentioned below |
will on
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

noctor B. A. Tinsley, physic.a
LAND surgeon, offers his professional
services to the people of Lawrence
burg and vicinity. Office over Meals
Drug Store.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
WOOL CARDING.
at
FALL RIvER Woor FAcropv

FALL RIVER Wool FACTORY.
Leave your wool at M. ]. Rich
ardson's stone and it will be sent
to the factory and returned
promptly. No charges for haul
ing.
T. J. Choate
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16
CHANCERY LAND SALE.

Pursuant to decree of the CHANGER,
court at lawrenceburg Tenn. render
ed in The causes mentioned below !
will ON
SATURDAY Nov. Z. 1891
at the court house in Lawrence
burg proceed to sell on a credi,
of IL d "a Mos. except casl.
payment Of 10 per cent. Lot
No l Of F. NJ. Cannon's survey
and subdivisions of the lands be
longing to the estate NJ Jonas
Springer decd. lying on the wa
tiers of Factors fork of Shoal
Creek in the 10Th district. This
sale made IN the cause of CT
Springer Admr &c. VS. Belle
Dixon ct ais.
ALSO
AT same time and place IN the
cause of VIM. Parkes ct ais vs J.
T. E'lers ct ais. the following
farm lots OF the lands belonging
to the German Catholic Home
stead Association of Cincinnati
Ohio:
In LIST Division,
Lots No. 9, ~, 49, Is, Is, 90,
q, 26, 2S. 80, 80, Al, As, 81, 50,
So, 81, "a, rs, and IS.
In End Division.
l, 4, 6, II, IS, IA. Is, %, q, sol
96. 3S, 40, Al, "a, so, Ga, IS, 66,
20, II, 70, 70. SO. 81, IS, eS, So,
50, 30, 81, 50, 81, 96 and SO.
In 3rd Division.
Nos. 5, II, IL, IS, IA, 20, 81.
A, 4S, 40. 81, 81, SO, 81, and 6S.
ALSO.
AT same time and place in The |
State of Tennessee vs. T. A. John
son ct ais. 2 lots in st Joe west |
If z. K.
200 acres 2 Dist boundries un-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-10-16

T H. Mickey, Attorney At-Law. Way
y land Springs. Tenn. Will practic,
IN all courts of Lawrence and adjoin.
ing counties. Prompt attention givel
to collections. 11.20-1y
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-11
"THEM SAME ACES"

They Cause a Sunday Morning Row at
Cincinnati.
"Say, look heah, Jumbo, It looks mighty
funny how you hold dem same two aces
putty neah ev'y ham"
docs, huh?"
"Yes, it do; It looks funniah ev'y timo.'
Huh! s'pose next time you all be sayin'
Aim a-ohetin'."
'tNup; All amt maxim no 'sinuations;
but say, look heah, Jumbo, what's dem
tnahks on do back O. dem cahds?,
What mahks? All dom see no mahks.,
"Mebbe you all loosin' yoh eve. sight,
Jumbo. All say mebbs yoh are. All Guess
all jis' tsah dem two gees up"
The speaker proceeded to do SO. A mo-
ment later re and Jumbo Vennble, propria-
tor OF a potion cafe at q Gifiin street. were
rolling over on the floor in desperate con-
fiict.
Tie quiet but deeply earnest tone of their
conversation had warned the crowd in the
place of what was coming, and some one
ran out and yelled "Polioe!' az soon as the
tagst began. When Sergeant King and Pa
trolmen Ryan and Love reached the place
they. found Johnson engaged in hanlmsrino
Julnbo's head and at the same time yelling
sllon't You draw no revolver on me-
ms was locked mp for assault and bat
terry II Jumbo was ''sloughed' on tho
caarEs or running Il game OF chAnce.-Cip-
cinnati Enquirer. -