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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-29
ALL SORTS.

\ 1
ers.
Fishing is good on any point o
the lake according to Oliver Rob
ertsl
Editor Williams and wife of the
kGeroa Courier we've in town yester
day.
The Lingham gold mine at Belle
vile, Ont, has been sold to Senator
John P. Jones.
Prof. Gale and Frank Wentworth
have opened up confectionery store
at Tahoe City
Chas. Slingerland has leased
Shaw's Hot Springs. He will take
charge July lst.
1t is reported that the Holmes
Mining Co. will commence opera
lions again next week.
Capt. Frank Holt is managing the
steamer lines on Lake Tahoe this
year and handling all the mail.
Tbs mystery of the Cronin murder
in Chicago, some years ago, is being
revived and some sensational facts are
promised.
Lucky Baldwin is at the Tallac
House, Lake Tahoe, setting the
Summer trap and improving the
house in several ways.
H. II. Springmeyer extends gen
eral invitation to the public to come
to Briggs Hotel and sample his fresh
creamery butter. Absolutely pure,
Persons desiring flowers for Dec
Grafton Day, either pieces or cat
flowers, should leave their orders
with Mrs. Tenant at an early date.
Glenbrook is livening up and the
boats are milking regular trips from
Tahoe via McKinney's, Emerald
Bay, Tallac, Bijou and Glenbrook.
John L. Sullivan is reported to be
thinkingof appearing in farce-comedy
next season. Wonder if this means
his fight with Pompadour Jim Cor,
bett.
WANTED-AE energetic man of
business capacity for a permanent
position. Salary 100000 for first
year if suitable Address F. E. care
APPEAL. m251w.
The ladies of the Woman's Relic
Corps are working earnestly with the
flowers and evergreens for the Me
mortal day ceremonies and soma
handsome decorating can be e1-
pected.
The delegation of actors, jugglers
hypnotists and speciality men who
left the Indian doctor now claim that
he was indebted to them. Skipping
away from the man who owes one is
good way to get settlement.
The writer discovered yesterday
that the man who applies hard names
to himself, if such and such state
ment he makes is not true, is accus-
toned to being called liar and is
trying to enforce his expression by
abusing himself
John Wanamaker is making Gus
tom of discharging employees on Sc
cret charges from enemies of the un-
fortunate clerks who never have
chance to explain or deferd them
selves. Mr. Wanamaker ought to
be kicked out of the cabinet so fast
that he would never know who did
it. In this event the purified John
would like to know who did the |
kicking and why he didn't have a |
chance to explain.
The women Of Montana are to
furnish the last nail. the women Of |
Nebraska are 20 furnish the hammer,
and Mrs. Porter Palmer is to drive |
this last nail III the Yumens Build
ing of the Worlds Fair The nail is
to be of Montana silver and copper,
and the hammer is to be made of
Nebraska wood, inlaid with gold,
silver and pearls. The ceremony is
to occur Oct. II, 1892. Exchange. |
The nail should be made from Ne
vada silver to be servicable, as it has
stood more walking on than any
other metal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-29
DIED..

CLARKE In Carson City, of paralysis,
May %, Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke,
aged 90 years. The funeral will
take place today at 3 P. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-29

LosT-A pair of new martingales.
Finder will please return to this
office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-29

For fine watch and jeweley re.
pairing go to Golden's. We are
receiving new and elegant designs
In iewelry every day. slit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-29

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
De used for children teething. 1t
soothcs the child, softens thegums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
andis the best remedy for diarrh9a
twenty five cents a bottle
The Bell Conservatory of Sacra-
mento has on hand fine stock of
Memorial flow ers which will be sent
to any address with a rush. File or
ders early.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02
ServiciO cOsterO en- PuertO-Ric,

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Este Oeste, Fado Hunacao
Arroyo Ponce Mayaguez Aguadia respc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02

Los de est sada desde
oen los das TO- 15 20 25 tsrde
os dias de labor las doce del dia los festivos
LINEA IL CUBA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-02
PUERTO-RTCO
Y SU HISTORIA
INvEsTIGAC ACIoNEs CRITIoAs PoR
DON SALVADOR BRAU.

Conterencos dadas Ell Aeeo que entranan copiosa
refuacon de que veTdad historical nconrover
tibe han vendo reptiendO de
ira sa exendi6ndose anSis al periodo comprendido
desde e descubrimento territorial por Crst0ba Colon
Noyembre de 1893 hasa la fundacion de NeUd SalGqcG
por deSolis, 1543,
Aguada, 1884, al nstalarse aquela los ai
les franciscanOs.
La brilante acogda que obtuvieron estos trabaos
repedas eXcitaciones de la periodical Illus
tradas que pubquen fOrma de lbrO anima
ntentar esa edci0n que eVaremOs cabo brevemen-
to 81 ell pbco secunda nuestra niciava adquiriendo
de suscrpcones que egUe cOmpensar gastOs
materiaes de la Obra.
ooNDICIoNEs DE PUBLICATION
La abra publicara pOr entregas semanaes de ocho
teres tipogracOs exceentesE reparo, esta
capital haTa semananente pOr entregas-En la Isa
distribution hara acknowledgements nt6rValOs de CacO
semanas OdO ell entregas
vcoLa entrega repada en- la capital bajo cubierta
de color valdra cinco cenaVos moneda mejicanaOpOr
repaTtT sin aumentO de precO carpeta
para encuademar la obra la rsc&El pago Ia capital
debera yercarse ndspensabemente al recibir cada
tregaPara ell pago Ia Isa los suscrptores agentes
vendedores deberan la formula establecda
alberta
EN- Ell IESTABLECIMIENTO TIPOGRAFICO
DE DON ARTURO CORDOYA
SAN FRANCISCO 26.
uuien las persOnas deseen Obtener la Sc serran
dgir voante que acompana al prospecto, despu6 de
serv ademas al proposo que lleva de publican al
la edci0n cuadro de cOOperadOres cUmprendendO
odas las persOnas que dignen patrOcnar e bro
-Puerto-Rico 20 de Agosto de 1892,
LOS EDITOREs
NOTA-Se sOlicitan agentes vendedOres activos de
respOnsabidad en- las prncpaes pobaciOnes Isla
dante retrbucon Is
eiempares reazados20 por cento sobre el de 90
25 idm idem pOr cientO s0bre ell de 26 dem adelan
teNo serviran entregas los agentes pr6via-
mente ha cubeTtO ell mpOrte de las que pdan.
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SO Puerto-Rco 2 de Octubre de I892. | Oficnas s.
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TRASPORTEs MILITARES DE
SOBREoV'OS de HERRERA
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toen los da TO- 1 20 % de en-
os dias de labor las doce del dia festivos
LINEA IE CUBA
egaran solo hasta Santiago Cuba vapores que log
das s. Is 25 =
Los los Nuevitas Gbsrs
Maygr1 Baracoa, Guantanamo Cuba.
dia Is hara de de
ademas tocara Sagua de Tanam6
Todo reOrnaran verifcando sadas
ntadas la Habana fecha
tes de 10, 29 de cada mes
NngunO de esOs tOcar& Guantanamo
LINEA DE PUERT0-RIC0.
saen los das 10y 20 los vapore que
ba Cabo IItiano
Aguada San Juan de Puerto Rico AL retonO haa es los
E por Nueva Gibara Baracoa Guantanamo Gu
ba ano Domingo Ponce Mayaguez Aguad San uer-
to-RicO, viniendo pOr los mismos puertos.
Retornaran saendo de respective
mente tocaran Cuba los Gas 20 egandO
fechas correspondence de Y Il de cada mes.
LINEA CAIBAREEN.
TOdos los unes las vapor aue tocando
os maes en- Ia Isabella de Sagua negar Cabaren microbes
RetOrnar aendo de Cabaren
del tren de paerOs escaa Sagua gara
7ernes.
otro vapor que tocrs
Isabella de Sagua los sabados gara
Eectuara saiendo
de La eada del en de paseros, Ocara sagua ega Ia Hs
bana los microbes.
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Esta ene e AgLG para emoloues Dor
las cosa de esa Is habadO de bombas ues
para savamentO.
SerViciO cOsterO en- PuertO-RicO
POr vapOr AVILES.
Sadra deSsn Juan Odos los microbes
Este Oeste tocandO
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

rs stated here, that the present Chiacsc
minister to the United States Is To I've re-.
called because of his having used his in
huence to help the aforesaid American
schemers, IL is plain that the schemers
have lost their "pull - on his celestial
highncss, the Emperor of China, or ON
the fellow who doe. the Empcror's think
ing for him.
As usual after every session of Con-
gress errors are coming to light, and one
of them will cause good many post.
masters who want their money order ac-
counts settled to say uncomplinentary
things of Congress aud its method of
doing business. In the Sixth Auditors
office, where posmasters' accounts are
audited are several million paid money
orders which have accumulated because
Of the inability Of the present force of
clerks To assert them AS they come in,
and the auditor asked for an appropria.
ton If 5000 To enable him tn employ
twenty clerks for six months To assert
and check these orders. II being nee
essary appropriation there was no oppo.
sition and the post-oflice officials were
told that il would bc incorporated in the
sundry civil bill, but it wasn't, and now
there are II lot of mad people Whether
the item was never passed or WAS acct.
dentally left out of the enrolled bill after
being passed is not known.
There is trembling in the big Govern.
ment printing office, and il is not caused
by the danger of the old building, which
the employees have In II measure become
accustomed to, but by the knowledge
that the big discharge which always
comes shortly after Congress adjourns
may strike the shop any day.
The Secretary of State is pleased with
the intimation that Canada will revoke
the discrimination against American
vessels, and says that he sntici rated such
action from the first and never believed
that il would be necessary for the Presi
dent to exercise the authority conferred
upon him by the recent retaliation act
of Congress.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

THIS week we hoist the name of Hon.
ID. b. Redwine at the head of our col.
umns "a the Democratic nominee for
Judge Of the Twenty-third Circuit Court
district, composed of the counties Of
Breathitt, Estill, Lee, Magottin and
Wolfe. He was nominated in regular
convention at Beattyville, on Friday, the
18th inst, and therefore carries the Off.
cial endorsement of the party. Mr.,
Redwine is 80 years of age, and has been
a practicing lawyer for twelve years, ten
of which he has lived in Breathitt coun-
ty. He was County Attorney of Brea-
thitt from 1886 to 1889, at which time
he resigned to make the race for Repre-
sentative from the district composed of
Breathitt, Msgotfin and Morgan. He
was elected and made the district n
good member, introducing, among other
things, bill to establish State Normal
school at Jackson, in which he would
have been successful but for the absence
of two Eastern Kentucky members when
the bill was put upon its passage. He
also fathered the bill creating our Com.
mon Pleas Court, which has done much
to clear the docket of long-standing equi.
ty causes in many of our mountain
counties. Twice he has been elected
Special Judge of the Breathitt Circuit
Court, and during the two terms dis
posed Of nearly coo cases, which shows
him TO be well'itted to push the business
of the courts. He is a strictly temper.
ate and moral man in every sense, and If
elected he will bring dignity to the bench
and in no instance soil the ermine of his
position with personal sin or act of
inebriety. Mr.. Redwine represents the
Democratic party in this race, aud not
outstanding the fact that he was not
the individual choice of some, il is new
ertheless the duty of all Democrats Ia
support him as the stsndard.bearer OF
the party. Aud Democrats should bear
in mind the fact that victory can only
be achieved by the vote of every availa.
man in the party. Now, for the fight
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19
DAyIn II HIM snnounces that h,

DAVID Il. Hill announces that he
will take the stump for the Democratic
National ticket and make several speech
es, opening the campaign with one at
Tammany Hall late in the month of
September, where he will again address
the Democracy in The latter part Of Oct.
ober, after he has made vigorous can.
yass of the interior of the State. The
bare fact that Mr.. Hill will actively
enter the political arena of New York
assures the State to the Democrats, and
ut the same time causes the feathers Of
the Republican rooster to fall. Repub-
licans who hoped the Democratic dissen.
sions would give them victory in New
York this fall, now that the wounds are
all healed find their only comfort in
damning David with much vehemence
for having wrought the change.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19
NO WORK. NO PAY.
Two Biiis with the object OF Reform in
Paying Salaries Not Earned.

Two Biiis with the object of Reform in
Paying salaries Not Earned.
The following bill has been introduced
in the Senate by Mr. Jones, read the first
time, and ordered printed, viz:
An Act to prevent officers in this
Commonwealth from receiving pay for
services not rendered.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
II. That il shalt be unlawful for
any public officer to receive salary for
services not rendered, and any officer
whose duty il may be to pay salary,
who shall knowingly pay or certify n
salary for services not rendered, shall he
guilty of u misdemeanor. and, upon con-
viction in any court of competent juris.
diction, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding double the amount so paid.
s2. This act shall apply in all cases
where any judge or other officer fails or
refuses to perform any duty devolving
on him, and where it is necessary To APP
point or elect some one To act in his
stead, or to perform duties which should
have been performed by said officer, it is
made the duty of the parties, whose duty
il is to elect or appoint such substitute,
to certify the fact To the officer whose
duty IL may be to pay said salary, aud
there shall be deducted from the salary
of such officer the amount of his entire
salary, ~ the time which he failed or
refused to perform his duty bears to his
entire time. In case of "A dispute, the
matter shall be referred to the Attorney
General, who shall decide the matter,
subject to an appeal in the Franklin
Circuit court or the Circuit court in the
county in which the officer claiming the
salary may reside.
"a. |, shall be the duty Of the clerks
in the House of Representatives and the
Senate to call the roll each day, and II
any member, officer or employee of the
General Assembly shall fail to attend
for one or more days the session of that
branch of the General Assembly To which
he belongs, the clerks of the said Houses
shall certify To the Auditor of Public
Accounts the number of days said menu
Der, officer or emPloye failed to attend
the sessions Of their respective Houses rs
herein provided, and the Auditor shall,
upon receipt Of such certificate, deduct
from the salary of such officer the per
diem allowed such officer for the number
of days absent, unless absent by order of
that branch of the General Assembly TO
which he belongs, and that he is absent
on duty for the Commonwealth.
4. No deduction shall be made from
the salary of any officer whose failure to
perform the duties of his Office was
caused by sickness of himself or any
member of his immediate family.
s. There being many officers who
are drawing pay for services not render.
ed, an emergency is hereby declared,
aud this act shall take effect and be in
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

THE two bills reproduced on this page
of our paper will show the careful reader
that The HERALp has recently been
doing some good work for the tax payers
of the State. Just after our editorial
appealing for retrenchment appeared, aud
as soon ass few copies of the paper reach
cd the State Senate, Mr., Jones intro
duced his bill, and every taxpayer in the
State should now unite in u petition to
the General Assembly praying its speedy
passage. In addition 10 the efforts of
Mr.. Jones, The HERALD has also an able
ally In N. Hobbs, Of Eastwood, Shelby
county, who will be glad to receive com.
munications from all citizens of the Com
monwealth who are interested in saving
her from bankruptcy by paying salaries
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19
ron CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce MARCUS
&. Isle, Of Clark county, as candidate
for Congress In the Tenth Kentucky district,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. q.
c. BowLEs, Of Pike county, rs u candidate
for Congress In the Tenth Kentucky district,
subject 10 action Of the Democratic party.
SALYRRsvILLE, KY, July ID, 1892.
To the Democrats of the 10th Congress.
sional District: On the first da, of this
month I announced myself u candidate for
Congress, subject To the action of the Dem.
ocracy Of this district. This was before
knew Of the candidacy of either Mr.. Ken.
dali or Mr.. Bowles. I am still u candidate
subject TO the action of my party.
ID. ID. SuBLErT.
tes- Election November ., 1892.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, August l.. - Which
party will control the next House Of
Representatives? If you can correctly
answer this conundrum you can come
very near to naming the next President,
As in majority of National elections
the party that elected the President also
elected majority of the House, but
there have been exceptions To this rule
aud there probably will be again. The
politicians are doing some close figuring
on the next House, and while neither
Republicans nor Democrats are disposed
at this time to make public the result,
they will, most of them, acknowledge
that the Peoples party may elect enough
Representatives to hold the balance of
power, and the handful of Peoples party
members of the present House express
themselves as being confident OF holding
the balance Of power in the next House,
notwithstanding their failure to raise
the money to maintain Congressional
campaign committee.
l was present at very interesting pri-
vate conversation on this subject between
two members of the present House, one
Democrat aud the other a Republican,
and they both thought that if the Peo-
Piles party could carry AS many ~ forty
Congressional districts this year they
would control the organization of the
next House; but they disagreed rs to
whether it was possible for that party to
carry 50 many districts, the Republicans
inclining to the belief that il might carry
about thirty districts in the south, and
the Democrat asserting that il could not
carry one.fourth as many in that section
and that its only hope was in the north
west, Both of the old party Congress
sional committees are well supplied with
money, aud il is certain lots of il will
be used to prevent the Peoples party
holding the balance of power in the
next House.
Mrs. Harrison's continued illness is
making her friends very uneasy, and the
truth about her condition, which has
been so long withheld from the public,
is ut last becoming known. Every one
knew that she was suffering from nervous
prostration when she left Washington,
and IL is now said that she has for sew.
eral years known that she had cancer
in her stomach, aud that it was because
of the information stating that this can
Ger had reached dangerous point in il:
growth that President Harrison was Sc
anxious 10 get to her. The cancerous
trouble is said to have been inherited by
Mrs. Harrison,
The Americans who have for som,
years been scheming TO get certain con
oessions to establish hanks, build rail
roads, etc, from the Chinese government
are credited with having had sufficient
influence with that government to get 4
TO decline receiving ex-senator Blair a.
United States minister, but II il be true
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

DowS in Greenup county lll rattle
snakes were killed in the yard ct one
man, and lOS black racers at the home
of another man. Jewhiz What kind
of cor, Juice do they imbibe down there,
that they can see so many snakes in such
N short times
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19
force ,pon its approval by the Governor.
The Iinhh. mn.
EAsrwoon. KY. Anrnst G. $50.


EASTWOOD, NY, August 6, 1892.
EDITOR HA2EL GREEN HERALD:
Dear Sir-Enclosed mai you true
copy Of bill, known as the Hobbs bill.
which is now pending in the Lower
House Of the General Assembly and has
been for six months, The reason have
troubled YOU with this communication is
because | have learned from reading an
extract from THE HERALD in the Frank.
fort Capital in which you suggest that
bill should I've passed, the provisions of
which ARE identical with the bill of
which send you copy. am very
glad the Press of the State Is becoming
interested In u reform that Is much
needed. The Press If the State could
by united effort very soon accomplish
NIL You suggest and thus save the tan
payers of the State thousands Of dollars
in the future. Is seems to me that no
thing could be more unjust than for the
people to be taxed to pay the oflice.hold.
ers fer services never performed Nv them,
they choosing to use the peoples time in
attending to matters in which their con.
stituents have no interest whatever. The
question is. shall they continue to be
thus robbed in the future? Mr.. Editor,
l will not intrude. My object for this
intrusion WAS to ask you to insert the
contents of the bill l send YOU in THE
HERALD. hope you will comply with
my request, and please send me copy
Of THE HERALD to Eastwood with a
good endorsement Of the Hobbs bill,
with request that it he copied in all
papers friendly to the reform.
Yours truly, n. HONS.
THK BILL
Whereas the people of Kentucky have
the General Assembly aud other officials of
this Common wealth thousands Of dollars
for services never performed by them, they
choosing To use the peoples time in attend,
ing to their individual business, therefore
BE it enacted by the General Assembly
aud the Commonwealth of Kentuckv
az. That no official Of this State shall
receive any pay while absent from their
post of duty for any other reason than the
sickness of himself or some of his own fam.
lily.
az. This act shall take effect 90 days
after the adjournment of the present Gen.
eral Assembly.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

THE letter of Senator John q, Carlisle,
which is published on the first page of
this paper, should convince all the free.
coinage fanatics of the error of their
ways. and cause them to flee the iniqui.
ties that n lot of bullionists and broken
down political hacks are trying to impose
unnn them.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-19

To a La, OF blood.suckers that never earn
them. THs HERALD has opened the
tight, and the people should now lend Us
helping hand. by united effort we
,a,, Min
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-12-01
The Peaceful Warriors,

The speech of King Humbert in
opening the Italian Parliament is
in accord with that of the Ger.
man Emperor. Both monarchs
profess themselves the devoted
friends of peace and concord, and
in order to secure peace they find
it necessary to maintain their war
establishment, even at the expense
of additional burdens on their over
taxed people.
Chancellor Won Caprivi's speech
yesterday. in presenting the army
bill, is rather more significant than
the Emperor's own, in that he
more openly declares the policy
of armed vigilance against France
and Russia, taking occasion to res
call the circumstances of the rup-
ture twenty years ago in a way
that will not mollify the antagon-
ism OF the French. 1t is reminder
that Germany has got Alsace and
Lorraine and means to keep them,
it being we'll understood that
France means some day to try to
get them back.
It will be wonder if these
great armies can be maintained
among these e peaceful neighbors on
the Continent for many years
more without co ming together
PhSl0. Times.