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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

TIE Women's Christian Temperance
union at Chicago has begun a move
ment which is likely to interfere not
only with the saloonkeepers, but with
the trade of the soda fountain and the
numerous venders of summer drinks.
Mrs. Matilda Case, Of the organization
mentioned, obtained leave to place in
the post office building an automatic
fountain containing standard temper
anee drink to be'soid at one centa glass.
Other public buildings will probably be
furnished with the same boon for the
thirsty
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

COPENHAGEN. July 90 The charge
upon which Mrs Ryder, wife Of II B.
Ryder the American consul, was talSer
into custody Is perjury. Mrs Ryder il
is alleged, committed crime in eonnec
tion with the examination of her hus-
band. who was recently charged with
fraud in the settlement OF testament
urv aEfaHa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

MARY ANDERSON Mrs. Navarro)
emerged from her retreat in London
the other day at the call OF charity. At
the Catholic bazar opened by Lady de
Trafford, Mary Anderson, looking as
charming as ever was not only among
the guests, but assisted at the stalls
and autographed her own portraits to
increase the proceeds OF the sale of the
work, which are to go toward the main
tcnance of the Catholic schools.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

BOLIVIA has suppressed the revolution
which recently broke out ut Oruro. 1t
was an insignificant affair and was CON
fined to few of the troops which had
been sent from Lopaz to quell disorders
along the government railroad-lincs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

BnAz1L may be called upon to pay in
demnity to Uruguay on account OF re-
cent depredations by citizens of the big
republic. A band of republicans from
the state of Rio Grandc do Sui, in Bra
I'll, invaded Uruguay territory at Man
gueros, sacking the hacienda of Scnor
Maciei and cutting the throat of Juan
Castellanos, federal partisan. Another
body of Brazilian republicans, COM
manded by Gen. Isidoro, also invaded
Uruguay, near Mangueros, and looted
many haciendas.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

THE Japanese are a cleanly people in
many respects. They are fond of bath
ing. In the city of Toxic there are over
500 public bath houses, in which a per-
son can take bath, hot or cold. for a
sum equal to one cent Most Of the
japanese prefer warm baths, and very
likely this is the reason why their com
pleXions are usually smooth, clear and
spotless. The people of this country
might do well to adopt the bathing
habits of these interesting people.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

In Denmark they are undertaking TO
stamp out tuberculosis in cattle by vac
cination with Koeh's lymph.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

Prussia has only one factory that
makes playing cards. and its annual
profits amount 10 SS00,000
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

TIM Paris Petit Journal has now
reached the enormous circulation of t.
$50 600 copies daily.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

KEELEY graduates in Chicago want to
organize their wives, sisters aud mothers
into an assistant club.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

SENATOR MANDERsoN has written a
letter declaring against Sunday closing
OF the worlds fair
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

A CITY hall cornerstone laid in 1776,
was found in New York in the rear Of
the present city hall
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28

In is said all the European powers will
interfere to prevent trouble between
the sultan Of Turkey and France.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

WAR prices continue In the City OF
Mexico for lard and meats; corn has
declined.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

The senate on the goth confirmed The
nomination of George Shiras, Jr.. to the
supreme court.
THE storage warehouse of the Stand
ard Oil Co, at Ludlow, Ky, were de-
stroyed by fire. Thousands Of barrels
of rosin, oil, etc, were burned.
FoREsT fires still rage in the eastern
section of Prince Edwards island, Can.
Great damage has been done.
THE famous robbcr tower at Znaim,
in Moravia, one of the oldest ediflces of
the middle ages. has fallen. Five per
sons were killed by the falling.
THE United States revenue cutter
Wolcott has seized the British steam
schooner Sibyl, Of Vancouver, j. c.,
after she had landed thirteen smuggled
Chinese on Whidley island, Wash.
THREE hundred and fifty dwellings
were destroyed by the fire at Bay City,
Mich. Hundreds OF persons were rem
dered homeless. The loss was esti-
mated at 81, GOO, 900, Only one life was
lost,
A CLUB with more than 1000 mem-
bers has been organized in Jacksonville
Fla. 10 help help Cuba Cuba IA case matters come
to a crisis
THREE cases of smallpox were found
among Japanese laborers on the rail-
road at Nampa, Ida. and $50 of them
We're run ont of the town.
THE senate on the 26th adopted the
conferees' report on the deficiency bill.
The house did the same. The house
passed a bill forbidding railways to
charge more than three cents mile in
Oklahoma and the Indian territory and
providing for an election in Oklahoma.
TWENTY-FIVE men have become
United States prisoners as a result of
the mining troubles at Cour d'Alene.
PisoF. JoHN X. BRADLEY. of Mime
apolis. has been elected TO 6ll the va
cancy in the presidency Of Illinois coll
legc, at Jacksonville, caused by the
death Of DR. Tanner
THE new cruiser known as the Pirate,
after being christened the Columbia.
was launched at Philadelphia on the
Goth.
MRs MAMIE HUGHEs, Of Seymour.
Ind, in attempting 70 shoot a large owl
that disturbed her rest. accidentally
discharged a SS-ealiber revolver into her
left side. inflicting a fatal wound
HENRY DAVIS, a negro, died of con-
sumption In Jail at Philadelphia He
was awaiting execution for the murder
Of Job Haas, q coal dealer.
CONGRESSMAN UNEITL has introduced
a bin to regulate payment Of wages By
contractors for government work
a HoosIER beer trust is forming az
Indianapolis
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02
YHE IN H. CID II.

The state board oil a. IsvI .eTs deter
uplreI yesterday ia opposition to
~ werner IIusuphIey and Attorney
,icrpr..l ives, to decide the tie vote IN
'Coney cOuu,y.by }raviu lots, where
nliuu Governor Humphrey and Attor'
.s-y ives withdrew from tie session
.,u.i The BOARD Proceeded 10 decide the
iI.- 4. s. i+l, vi.h the result that Balling-
tcu. 'E- republican caudidI drew
.us tFcsy paper and was given the GER
.liHce.e Cd election. The board also
is~utG ., certificate % SIubbs, the re-
JuIi ,au candidate in Haskell county,
y. ~ Was defeated 10y -hosen,h hal, (ths
.;.4luc5dt Whp desired TO be elected
-IeakcrI although tie returns showed
ttat BuaguLhal WAS elected. The
county clerk, in certifying the returns
iuade - a. 45ak9 ald gaze 1toseBtIal's
Sute 10 StH5ts, ana the board refused
tu correct the 'pllpuule error. This
gives tie republicans II majority Of two
ID the house on Tie organization. The
1.oagd also refused to correct the errol
in lhs cer.iGcate OF tie county clerk OF
SedgewieI. cg!E<y, where the name
Campbell was inserted in the place OF
CabuaI, tho peoples party candidate
I,9r ulectGr, with the result that Dewey
the republican candidate for elector
was declared elected, giving Weaver
-,uly nm, electoral votes in the state
Iu.teal 3f ZEN.
Tie average plurality Of tie Weave
electors is 6,ls2. Isewelliug's plural
~ for governor, 5,432; Harris p!u
ar,lity for cuUgrussmHI-ut-large, 1878
Funston. republican, has pluraIit.
OF SO for congress in the second dis
o tilct.
Jerry Simpsons plurality is / ,789.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

Prom the Vanguard.
The independents who gave Grover
Cleveland his overwhelming majority.
and the peoples party men who cast
more than "a million votes for General
Weaver, are prsdesttueJ 10 stand on
the same broad platform il future
campaigns.
a centripetaI fierce that is inexora-
blo ia its compelling potency is draw
ing these two bodies Of citizens into
fratsrnsl unity and patriotic solidarity
The peoples party men and the ever
Increasing host Of independent voters
are the two wings Of the same grlmd
army of liberation. They belong 70
one school OF political Thought, and
/ the only dInUrencs between them is
that between radical and conservative
1 orders OF mind.
The cmssacisiiIted citizens whose votes
elected Grover CIsFeiGHd squareiy de-
Glare that piutoeratic trusts aad cor
: l'oratir1s moss tbFsatee the pnssperit tn
--s- t-- ~ 81 llNs aJEers-
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sHEnLFF.s -. - =.

FIRST --'-7---- 49, $500
In rue district court OF Ldwurds county,
state aE klEE.Ls-
Charles O. Chase. plulu-iI
August Bertram, Ida BcgtrHu- Ada g. u u1a5.
and 81 e. TuLbs and Rue r-tIst.- Loan a-a
Trust Company trustee Fl Lellall--
IBy virtue az an urd-u OF sale Issued 70 me
out OF said district court iu lEg above emu
LI4l action. 4 wiz 8u ADultEs LlD ma A-E OF
gt.uuary, A. d. lsl3 iytwegu two and tour
o'cIues o.. m.r ut said duy tax lhe ir1ut "a cog Z
lac court mouse Iu inc city OF NllsltZr ia the
county OF Edwards. lsi the 5t1-le OF b-t-7 u.s.,
otter uL public sale and seq go -ii- Ale -lH'
lo5s aux DESCRIBED real estate, lu-Wft=
The north cast 4 OF section - lu TOW 47l-I %
% -uru HE rtIIul % west OF the UrL % ul- D. -H
ana situate 5u toe county OK L-NHt-s la NI-
zLLLu OK baL5us.
Ide .ve-lezcriLed real estate Wllt pe 500
without uppraiscLaeut7 20 satisfy -.44 r et ,at
" sale r. o. 'to5---t-a1
sheriff of Edwards county lLaus-=-
FrcdgriCE 10 Fuller attorney lgr pla4lEa-ll-
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sfIERIFF-s sALE.-So- 1900.
First FuIIIsucd December sul- -aae.

Iu tne district court OF EIvar.s county
state OF hluslz-
WiIlIlm j. 3IHZHlil- plHiuLiu
Frank wagner, anna Wagner ana 1uc Eeu-
sls Loan and Trust company trustee dc
LeuGIua5.
Isl virtue OF am Drigr OF sale Issued ID me
out OF said district curt Goa tue above emit
gEr,f action. O. Will ON Sd uIEuEE. the md day uL
january. A. De- ISIS. between La-u aud Hour
useIr-E 9. ul-, OF said day, uL rue IEuuE door OF
rrs -IarsL l.5 use tue CtLg OF hilalcE. lu the
t11.u-y OF Edwards SO the state or Kansas
ulLef IL uulIiG s1lz ll cell tu Lle highest and
lg-=l lIIdcr. I0r cash ii hand lll rle folio we
Ila-dc=urIl=d real e. RAE c. lu-aslt=
srne east 81 of section -l So u-lIlu % son ll
OF r-lIl11 i8 9eEL Oh Lle 1Lu p zoe igluE aud
siLuu-e lu the COUNT OF EDWARDS IA ll- state
or Ia1l1als-
srGs auuru-descri1cd real estate wis be sold
Hsftuuur luLr1 Isel1auL Co aaLIsfg said oEtt=r uL
-aI- IL. d. Robe ElI=r
dheriI oE Ed7Flrla county. r-zuaal--
Frederick T. butler. air1rugg t1r p-aluLlds
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

The chief symptoms OF this disease
are depression OF spirits, foul coated
tongue, bad tasting mouth, disigTesaUIu
breath, dry shin with blotches and
eruptIOnss salIow complexion and gel
low cy IS, tired aching shoulders, dtul
pain ia right side, faIntness, dizziness
and irregular bowels. This complaint
in all Of Its forms can be readily cured
10y taking Dr.. Gums improved Live
Pills as directed, and lingering spell
of sickness win otter be wurded of 10y
their use. sold at % cents a box by
Porter Il co. m
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PonHcArLoN NOTICE.


state of kansas,
Edwards county
Tu the district court OF Edwards county iu the
state or EIu-l5-
Norma r. Tho us0u. plaintiff
Foster N. Kellogg. Margaret T. Kellogg and
&C. w. THUR E.arl- LaLgrIHLal-r=r
F0u- and each lL you. lue deieEdaur7 Eos
Rag 81. kellogg Margaret T. h elIlsE ana O.
81 Ihusalou are uer-uF uDllel glFt sou
Save been sued Goo tEe above eutIlua court
lu Lue above rutiLIll lgtigH- uF Norman O.
o h1luUsuu, uIaIuuu lu said Hgllou. and tla.
zui- plaintiff bus Med his psliupa o. the die
Lr4ci court OF tl- county nt 1AHl+4a 90 lhH
. STATE of kansas against goU AUA our co
sleuaaut5- aUI that unless ygI answer said
petition On uE Before rDe a.h lay or luFHllr
Der. Is1 said petition wild ue taken as LrlC
lII.l Judgment rendered accordingly Of Ihe
luluH|ILE nature -I-a.Ls
Judgment against laEllaauEas rae-eE Ne
. Kellogg aud harE.Irel r. kellogg ror lle auu
o. aIZ1-Uu with interest az l- per cent per am
uIl1 from inc zftl dtg.uE ueCalu Der l-a1-lrs7
g.. 80 and for fgreel I-lra OF MORTGAGE la-uIl1l
lll OF che dcflulauL= up.'-- the north west ir-4-
F nuulI quarter OF section d.. township 20
range D. Wuss 6-h D. Eu- aud for tic costs I'd
llIsacLIuu- A. j. Knapp
Is a l5-I Clerk
w. NJ BsezIeys attorney Tor piaIuuE-
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LEGAL NOTICES.


EHEIJIFFrS EALE--N0 1882
First published December Cad llt4.
En tus diztrist cUurt of El wards county state
OF AuuHlz. --r-r-..
ia
G.r-re g shaw. sarah j Shaw and John Q
AUuil-. dCICulauT5-
lBy virtue ut AN order OF SAFE l77.-l- 20 ---g
rrlr ,.I -.lfl district court. Iu Rue above call-
ri-d s,efr8u. / viii. on monday tle ma dag ui
.frrusgfr. A. d.. .e-3r uyLu cen Two ana -ofL
1.g.8gl %. uu-, co. said day. uL tuy 'ruEt door OF
t1ts .1urt uuLsg Ia cue gIJy GA fNlultese pa Llr
gtf.E AZ public ruIes uuu sell 10. Li- -lElls7t
ana best builder Iur cash 600 u.tlir tt -LtI l-i
lt5Jr4ul-I lslTI Toe. u eIl estate To- Wlaa
u he month West i OF section - township IS
-,fTfru ana Il ralugza 10 west of the lLl b. lA--
I,lll- ANA Situate Iu rus county gt Edwards 90
Ilg state of ilUuzHz-
fIguuu b. -lgzlsTIU ed real estate W 40 De -HL4
without apuraI=L mguLr To satisfy =-l- order
Oh sale q 90. l ,t' 80 80 -
~ il. French, attorney Tor plu4uuu-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

ALLOW a cough to ran until it gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, -Oh, it Will ear away, -
bat la most cases il wears them away.
could they be induced TO Try the sUc-
cessful medicine called kenp's BaIsam
which is sold on d positive guarantee
to cure, they would immediately see
the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price Grty cents and one
dollar.
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sHEmrEs sALE--Na- Illa.

IN tHe district court OF Edwards county,
state OF h Iu=ls-
John H. Efulva1g. John Mart % and William
H. HJssiuEtour trustees plaintiffs.
Charles A. UcrI. Aubls e. Read and Victor
FIEeLJi, dgruuLIuLs-
Bs virtue II su order of sale, issued 90 me
QUE of -uid court, 600 Iha above entitled 8ctl lon
a will uu AiuuILg. the l1Lu HHE OF EUsemU Der
A. ID. IHFl, between JlFu auI l1Ir0' lock % 90
uE -i,il day. at the front door OF the UDurI
huu-g I've Lle city OF tAiu-lHFr Iu EHs counts
OF Edwards. iu Lle state 1t kHus.ls offer cd
public sale and sell LI tue highest and uD-l
lIlHsE fog cash iu hand ala Ehe Eu.loHlu-r-t.ea
.FIUeN real estate TgpgIr
The southeast "a OF section % Iu IOUuehI boz
"a. south of rHuse 10. west of tine ELl u. TI
D. ing r.ud Situate lu tine county of ElvtIFi-
Lu the state OF huu-lLH.
"Il- uluVe-lascsT Ucd real ustlfs sFiII Doe colo
without apPrtIslmruLr 20 sal4=fg Hlfl uriel
of =aI1. o. DO fltHEILLH-
sbCrlI Of Edwards county, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

Or. Diamonds Lightning Remedy
for rheumatism is put up in large bot
ties, and the price is five dollars IL bot
tie. It cures every time. All the
cheap remedies put together are not
worth one bottle OF Dr.. Drummoud' S
Lightning Remedy, and any sufferer
viii bear testimony to that fact, aud
any druggist who has sold it is ready
ANA willing to offer evidence. One
bottle viii cure any ordinary case, and
the money VIII be returned if it fails.
sent to any address. prepaid on receipt
Of price. Drummond Medicine Com
pauy, 1850 Maiden Lane, New York
Agents wanted.
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Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's BaIsamfor the
Threat and Lungs was a superior rem
sdy, rs IL stopped her cough instantly.
when other cough medicines had no
effect whatever. 30 tu prove thls and
convince you Of it's merit any drug
gist VIII give you a sample bottle free.
Large size 50 cents and eICG
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

When On a visit 70 foyya, BLr. Dalton
Led at the laboratory Of cham bsua ain
& -cu.s Des Aloinss. 20 show them his
Sky eHt-old boy whose life had been
saved by eazln beSiaiR's cough remedy
it having cured hLul OF e YeFs severe
stack oi Group Alr- DaItols is certain
that II saved bis boys Lfe and IS en-
ii'lSi-t~ re ih bis PRAISE OF lie remedy
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SHERIFF F'= SALE
To- tue JIstrlat courtoF I'D wards county, EsatI
OF Kansas
Charles A SliImuu pi-iuuE,
william SlerfuEer. a O. Leonard IE EHLfer
SON s. Coz a. % Henderson a. 90. q g-Iu1 .ll
CON. g. $50 TuEuS- ~ S NnEuHu and j W lNell
per- partners E- Nu5nsr Norman s. ADr ana 81
j Peck Defendant
Igy virtle of Hu order OF sale issued TO me-
cue OF said district court. ll Uut- above en-
urlgd action will ou Monday the --lu dHl
uI December O. % L-t1. between = EIl & o'clock
% DO OF srtiE day. aL The front dUBU OF the court
house iU the city OF ktu5leyr iH the county OF
Edwards Iu the 5tlre OF Kansas gugF UE pub
I5u -1lr. luG sell TO tho highest aud best bid
der, FOR cash iu hand all TIE following l-a
T8ud real estate ta-sFlrE
Thirty feet uu the usElu stIe OF lot o lu
block Ca of the Arkansas valley Town Cos
addition 90 tho uIly OF kiusl-Es lEIuE and
situate so the county of Edwards lu tls Etull
/ OF IluusT=-
The above described real estate viii be sold
without Appr-LzrIlCut1 TO- satisfy sltA order
] OF zlLg- H. o. ROBERTS
Sheriff Of Edwards County Kansas
] ~ "a French attorney llE EluLurlu-
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Publication aULlea-
state OF kansas Edwards county l5E
Tn She district court of L-lTas1= county state
or EEHaEz.
n uEr-aLu p J 'IslluzcEr pLalGllu1
james CiayweI, . " CIay,zeI and 4 Stevens,
aZLauaIuuLa-
- You ltal each q you tHu defendants james
Gay laeLIs q n CLAY ven ana a stevens arc
lureuF uuEidei LhaE sou nave been sued ll
ils shove emitted court Ga me above entitled
leiluu- uT Norman e. LuUL u=Ha- u.Uflr.L lu
sslu lc-uur luu LllE SAID u4lIulLA has l.-4
bis petition boz Ll=llaLrlsr ell.IE OF lI- llI1ET
ll Ll H7aLrH-H BOO Eu- state OF alllzlsr a.sa.El-
g1u a--d your cu-1cIal lauts. ana tGal unless
you -llaler Eall petition on or n7rHr- tle taa-
aaE ul November -1l-- said peEl1a1u aFl- ~
-uarel ls srge aus slla lilalr rendered ---ur--
llastI o. Lls FOLLOW Jag nature r Gl=FrNs
4 luug l-eIt llr 5fl-J with Interest thereon
90 Lle rate OF D. uer eeu- Per auulzu from
e nF -El1-.E 15t- 1885, tala rf.llr and Tor Lll--
closure u- mortgage uNa- llr =Dl-Aa 90
I'a'lr. ar lr ---llau -lr ll.s l-l-l -lr lalLI or
-Hla- lss west Hll u- ll-r tu - 77---ll= a-l ll1
aar--a-- a-.la l--Ha- a-FrsiH ua-H. given ~
a-.a....'sl. #a--la.- .a.5 f..I lr lle lsa..t4-a
a-Es-a-- -a-----.-. ---4- --- ----- g -i.--'--
~ s. GleEla5s al-y ~ pies t-7Es-
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The following 10 q true statement OF the
election bills allowed 10y the board or counts
COMMISSIONER OF EIwurds county Kansas ON
tho lILh day OF November lsss
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8 - IS Gilman maj tll'E et'-- l.-s'- o. q
Fred 1LltE, Judge of election .-- -.--- q w.
in witness whereof Z have Eereuut9 SET ny
hand and affixed the official seat OF my Once
'H'7 r 80 -' +. "a " 'EEoE,
County Clerk,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-02

witness my hand and Official seal this -5tn
day of SOVgLuJ Der. I6a+. d u LL.t-'7 ~
tsEALl SR-u-s @-~----
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-19
A NEW TURN.
Lester Gale Puts iu His Appearance in
Nashville.
He Was Not Under Arrest And 1t j.
Supposed He Has Conpro-
missed.

NASHVILLE, July 18.-ISpeciall-
A rumor was widely spread around
the streets yesterday and last night to
the effect that Lester Gale and w. +.
Turner, the absconding teller and
book-keeper Of the City Savings
Bank, were arrested in Mexico and
held for requisition papers.
The rumor could not be verified,
but credence is given the report from
the fact that representative OF the
guarantee company on their bond re-
ceived telegram from Mexico and
Immediately held conference with
the Board of Public Works, alter
which Chief Clack left the city.
It is rumored also that the two are
now on Texas soil, and will be i'm
mediately brought back here for trial.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-19
ANOTHER RAPE FIEND.
A Burly Negro Attempts to Outrage 8
White Girl,
An Outrageous Affair at BRISTOL 1h"'
Will Probably Cause a Lynch
ing.

NASHVILLE, July l6.-lSpeeial.I -
News of a dastardly deed at Bristol
has lust cached this city.
Will HoIley, q full grown and
mean negro tough, attempted to out
rage Lula Stidam, white girl about
Is years old.
The girl was returning from a
spring near by her home, with a
bucket of water, when Holley sprang
from a thicket, seized the girl and
threw her down. Her cries for help
frightened him away before he had
accomplished his wicked purpose.
The girl, with her clothes nearly all
torn off, ran home and told her pa
rents what had happened.
Soon about 100 citizens were N Pur-
suit of the would-be ravisher. He
was caught and horsewhipped, but,
somehow, he escaped. If captured
again he will most certainly be
lVuched.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-19

all. If preachers keep on this way
they'll soon have hell fixed up with cleo
trio lights, water works, street ears, some
good restaurants and Kite track, and
then wen all be wanting to 90 there
"Soine men are like an cgg-toO full 81
themselves to hold anything else" says
Josh Billings. Exactly, Josh; and you
might have appropriately carried the
simile further by saying that sometimes
the egg was not exactly fresh, and
sometimes it was.
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How many farmers work to lay up
money for their children and Impoverish
and often ruin the land to do it? Why
not reverse the rule? Enrich, ditch,
fence, plant, sod, set out shade trees, inn
prove and beautify the land for your
children and let them make it pay. Both
you and they will then be happier and
have more to live for.
#%#
Many of us live as if we thought the
world would come to an end when we
die. AS if we thought the sun would
shine no more, nor the rains fall, nor the
gentle dews descend. AS if we thought
there would be no more need of good
land, nor shady trees, nor running
springs, nor sods OF grass, nor orchards,
nor good homes. What a mistake! How
much good we might do, after we are
dead, if we would only endeavor to so
use and improve what we have, as to be
a greater pleasure and joy to others when
we are gone.
'Tis good for the heart to carry you
fun along in the fight. Verify it is bet
ter than the wine when it is red.
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We don't believe in what is called the
Hsins OF omission" unless the sinner
purposely omitted them. If not, pray
to what kind of hereafter would the
savage 90? 'Twould indeed be a bot
tomless pit.
"This new moving machine is
wonderful thing; two ticks of it will
| feed a COW, "-says the Farm Journal.
1t is indeed wonderful if it will do
that. We therefore suggest that every
farmer buy one, set 1t to horse power
and let it click" away till every hoof
on the. farm is fed. We have long
looked for something to take the place
| of com and oats.