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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

CrxcIxx,rr. April i9.-Thcre are pros
poets Of reopening Of the nov cele-
bratssi suit for alimony Il Ella Ober
mayer against Simon Ohermayer. the
wealthy foundry man. nov ~ Chicago.
One - the weak points ~ Mrs. Ober
mayors evidence was the disappearance
20 a marriage Incense she cisims to have
received from her husband. and con
promise 20 her claim was effected for a
sum much less than that sued for. G.
" Baker. counsel foe Mrs Ohermsyer
claims Ia have secured additional cvi
denco regarding the license.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
YEARS ASSASSINATION.
The Archtuke a Austria GUARDED BY
RoWaan Detectives

ROME. April i9.-Archduke Rainer II
Austria arrived here tins afternoon and
dinei with the quarinAl this evening.
N rumors 81 plot 10 assassinate him
or King Humbert or the German en-
yeror are circulated persistently. many
AUSTRIAN and Italian detectives are
watching the palace and the Austrian
enlhassy and the route between them.
More than 40 socialists and anarchists
have been arrested aimee SUNDAY. All
viii D. detained until the Close Of the
fet.s The radical and socialistic news
payers Are protesting strongly against
the summary messures adopted by the
police
On his return journey 10 Berlin En-
peror William viii sspp 1T Lucerns on
Nay = From Lucerns the emperor will
proceed by steamer 70 F1uerin. and
thence 70 Berlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

LoSpoS. April ia deputation Of
coal miners from Durham visited Prime
Minister Gladstone to-iay t. express OPP
position "a the enactment 81 a compul-
sorry eight hour Law. Mr.. Gladstone re-
piled to the deputation that parliament
never could be q competent Judge Ut the
question. His own prepossessions on
the subject had been derived from an
enlightened Statesman who feared the
effect Of Legislative interference with
adult labor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Carson. wyo.. April l9.-"Rattle-
snake Pete" Anderson. the clerk who
ab~conded from this place three months
ago and who has been located in Copen-
hagen. had been the fighting foreman Of
a range outfit Adopting town life he
became manager az big general store.
On disappearing he took from his en-
ployer about 1900 In cash. many valu-
able papers and collection 81 rare
COINS valued at s5.0o. James Johnson.
the owner - the coins. will spend 5000
10 get them back. The thief and his
victim had been schoolmstes in Copen-
hagen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
AI.ExANDER's HAND.
We Nate- s~rvis Appreciate That He
j. the h ing.

RstoE'oE. April ~ Many - tho
hhera, state cdicisls nav. resigned IN
-i,rs.9 aencs ~ the coup d'etst. which
hs- rc-pitrd IN the appointment ~ a
RADICAL ministry AMI the consequent a.
csrdsncy Z that party IN all political
qnrstions The members q tho mnnici
"a councils q Belgrade. sem~rdria
srd Fo-harevag attempted 20 hold meet
tng- n the town halls q, tho~e places.
bur we're eiect~i by gcDdsrmcs. and
radicals sho formerly held the otuces
ware rs,nstste,i The htersl party -
indignant ., the course ~hich IL t-ipg
followed by the government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

At one of the latest and most select
balls she was lovely picture. with dark
hair and eyes, tine complexion and beau
tiful neck and arms. Her gown was a
plain one If heavy black silk. whose only
trimming was a. little jet upon the per-
fectly fitting. low. sleeveless bodice. and
she wore few jewels. Mrs. Belknap was
q Miss Tomlinson. Of an old Virginia
family. and, through her mother. II de-
scendant Of Sir Roger Thompson. one Of
Virginia's first settlers. j. NJ. b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

PAsis. April l9-ln continuing his
argument in the Bering sea case. Mr..
Carter said that Great Britain claimed
the right TO prey upon animals whose
very existence today was due to the
efforts Of the United States. The exter-
mination Of zeal life in Boring sea had
been prevented by the United States.
and this action q the United States was
worthy 81 the recognition OF humanity
who still benefited from the seal in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

BsRsroo. Via. April 10 Bsaon ~
s,iIl e-nnfined in ,ztl here and ~ improv
ing rapidly. No attempt - made Ia mo
lest him. He will not b. interviewed
and has not spnken half dozen words
since his ARRIVAL II is not yet known
What gill he done uith him. hut il - re
ported that he viii Re KEEP, here until
the excitement sut.lsies in Rock county
WHERE the murder ~sz committed. II
may - month or more before 10 will
ts removed and have HE preliminary 80
animation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

She viii Escape Prison for the Nonce
NJ leasl.

Lospox. April lo.--Ths story given
out yesterday that the dowzger duchess
II sutherland. who vas sentenced to SIX
weeks imprisonment IN Holloway Jail
for contempt IL court. had h~en driven
ia a carriage % the prison and locked
up. proves - te erroneous. After sen-
tenc. the duchess obtained from Justice
Jeune an order permitting her "a so 10 a
villa near Windsor. with the under.
standing that she would surrender her
sslf 90 the authorities tsiay. IL - now
announced that the duchess was taken
suddenly III az O'Clock this morning
anil requires the constant attendance %
A phy-ieIan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
ALL IS NOW PEACE
Vote for Universal Suffrage Ends
tho Trouble.
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK
By she Acssoa AZ the D~p~shes Osss
Msisssn Nev vossss Are Adsi~~l
% - GhaA.

B.essxls. April la-Yssssdsys A.
ton of the ehAmhss d representatives,
IN granting universal suffrage. prscts-
c~siy a. demanded by the vossingmen.
has alizysi the sgitatson among the In
austriAl populAt,oG- The strikers hecs.
a. Antvsrp and ss al othss places rs-
sunsd sosk thu incoming. ana No fur
shss uouhis b sppsshsndsd Suffrage.
hsrssofoss hsid By l3oO psrsonA. viii
b sstsndsd % l.0W0O nsw vcsssA
many 81 whom wili have too os thrrs
votes each. and the property clAssss can
not hops Ia capture the chAnbes st ths
Sex, -lectisa, The senate Gill M doubt
heed the demand u the people and at
fAvoraoiy a,pon tho suffrage measure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
4 Surgical Operation.

For the cure Of Piles Is always painful
often dangerous and useless. and invsri-
ably expensive: ca the other hand there is
u new. certain cure, perfectly painless
gives instant relief and permanent, cure
and cosas but trifle. II is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. 1t IL a more certain cure than
a surgical operation. without any Of The
intense pain, expense and danger Of an
operation. Any druggis, will get II FOR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
GENERAL BelkNAP'S WIDOW.
NJ. II. r. L.

Hrs. Beiknap IL Living Very Quietly In
Waslstuxtoa.
Tall. superhy formed and decided
brunette is Mrs. Belknap, the widow of
General W. w. Belknap. She has lived
very quietly at Washington since her
husbands death in a modest home not
far from Dupont circle. with her young
daughter. to whose education she gives
most of her time. For her daughters
sake, she sometimes energies from her
r.tIr,insnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

NV yoss. April - BY direction ~
Ge~rrze J Could Winslov Price general
cnunssl '~r The Missouri Pacific rsilssy
fni- afternoon teI@grsphed - Aiey &.
Cochran general s1iici'or - tho rosd IN
~ LOUIS. - procure the indictment ~
BROKER John blessing q that city for
circulating reports 81 TIN injury - the
credit "a the crFn psry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

CskvIlls. Ont. April 70 -Gsotse
Chamber u this place he's lssi faith IN
~om-n- Four years ago he vent ~
Moasans - vork He l~ft here ~tf-
and too chiidsss. Ia whom be seat sic'
. month. An Aaeoynous letter bsonght
ham hoa,s. He arrived late ~ night,
sad going home fosad three or four
young teiioSs In the koose AID an odd
woman named scarf They al made
their ssraps. and Chambers vent into
his sise's bsdroom- She ~ss DEAF. bat
stiil warm A nsstorn infant lay beside
her IL 10 thought the shock Of her
husbands sudden homs eoming killed
her. There Sefs whisky bottles al over
the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Lat His Foot.

JACKSON. Mich. April IL. - Frank
Davey. a brakeman on the Michigan
Central about - years 81 age. while at !,
tempting To board moving train near
the junction this noon. in some way
slipped. his right foot getting under the
car. the wheels passing over it crushin,,
IL 50 that it will probably have 10 be
amputated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Nor-r R~s~s,er.hip Cor

iSpi.~.ruLIs. APR! IL judge Bar
thoio-nsv this aornine granted th" g
'ificn q Briee ami Thomas IN tho
Nanon recsiver-hsp csse and trans
f~rred the ca-s ss shoe - The federal
eous' he ~rpre@@ed ssu'tb,a a. o. the
juti@lctsru n he federal court. h'I, cun
sldere-i "a. removal iss mandatory on
the state rngrt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Go Ia the art exhibition today.
Michigan Truatins Date~.

B,rrLr Csrsk Mich. April L. The
Central Michigan Irotting ascension
has announced the following dates for
summer meetings. Saginaw. May 81.
Chesaning. May II. June / =, Flushing
June 10; Fenton. June Ia Ii, Clio,
June ~ ~. Alma. June - "a. Mount
Pleasant. july 1 q, Harrison. July IL IL;
Midland, July Is ~
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Man OF tho United States,

A largo handsome Map Of the Units
States, mounted and suitable (or office Q
home usc, 10 issued ythe Burlington Rouh
Copies viii 10 mailed to any address on n
ceips Of fifteen cents in postage by p. 8
Eustis, Gen1 Pass. Agent, G., B. 4 Q. K b
Chicago. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

LANSING. Mich. April l9-Governor
Rich this morning appointed the follow
ing men 10 office: George +. Parker 81
Manistee and J.'E. Vinton Of Saginaw.
assistant paymasters general with the
rank 1t captain; David Il. Cook IL
Hastings agent for Barry county 81 the
board of corrections and charities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Ran Lass Fsft@. Mirn Apsii n
Th~ 80 vent rus - Clears sfer river
Yesterday fab,rs ass Ne Great %nrshsrs
r.ii~sv l.t.iv~ lh~ w. . b.sasn~d ~
10 ius~stsa q - M issse snd lear
sstsf gfs~s. a1.f 80 fsvsf - srs~ vS.ssins
Hne*-s n~sf f6~ fis~r are vssns~.i tive
tha..and cossi- q ~ss.i are aaasssg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

TnrEN.. Kan April ls.-Cyrus l.
land. Jr.. the uniIs~. States revenue col
hector for Kansas and member -. thc
national republican committee, tossas
-wore out warrant for the arrest IL l.
=. Osborn. - -r-tary ~ state. charging
him with criminal libel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

down the r.sss. Two dana sxe in dan.
ger The ies N the Red Lake Fiyes Ir
.oibi IL thA. so~s o0t sssa az dssss
and bfs.ses ~Il t@ .n great .sausrs
Telegraph wives GA the Gs.st Nosthefr
are down The ice - piled hfteen tess
high
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Home Rule Debate.

LONDON. April l9-Thc debate on the
second reading OF the home rule bill will
10 concluded on Friday. On that day
Mr.. Gladstone will deliver speech on
the measure and will be followed by the
Right Hon. A. J. Balfour. the conserva-
tive leader in the house. who will be the
last speaker prior to the taking OF the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

ATLANTA. Ga Apsli - Tosiays de-
selopelenfs IN the Reisin lnYestlgst
resulted ia the release. oh her fecogni
Esnc.. II Mrs Hammond. the WOMAN az.
resfcd three weeks ago rs sn accoGI lsec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

sass-iroa hAs arrived with tod sad
teGts.
Earthquakes shaok thu islsai cf Z@ni-
repeatedly during the sftsTnoon- NaEs
fsmiiie. are lsaying Tor tns.eiry. Wooden
barracks have teen built outssie 10.
city tsshesses tncse Who hare abandoned
their housA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

DrRAsco. Colo. April ~ Postmaster
john &. sullivan has been suspended
for cause. having been found short IN
has accounts ataoGt :. Ia. sullivan
made Xe amount god ty selling his
property and Wa not arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
SPRING & COMPANY.
A Word About Our Great
Linen Stock.

You familiar With the history Of yearly specia linen
and their wonderful popularity abroad well home
Such stinuiant narcotics we'll
business therefore daily inspirations this stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
yANrE 9UAKEs AGAIN.
The I-isrd Continuously shaken ny
the Far.h's tph~svsps.

trarNS. Nprii II Ianfe evper ced
q severe earthquake AZ midnight, Slight
disturbances were felt siraost hourly
uniii room. sheu another violent shock
caused repetition 20 the r~,-en' psnics
The hartnr Wa thrown irto violent
ccnraotion and esnrmous ~sves hrpss
over fh- sster frrsat The s,riush war
ahrp r. 90 xitsl~. "a thu Mediterranean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

ROM. April -. John Arlington
Simmonds, the well known English
literatteur. died here today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
InfAnta Starts for Chicago.

Madrid. April l9.-The lnianta
Eulalia and Don Antonio started from
Santander. on their way to Chicago. last
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
The Glove Jury

Render their verdict for Spring Company all oints in the
stock sfyie
Po at bargains. Point 4-Es.s qustce Tho
who knowedge.
gathering quick selng No dusty places in the
oil department
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
The Exposition in White.

Our Muslin Underwear retailing without precedent
parallel here This department should be studied To he
workers qualified To the
perfection detail of the Neaness and strength
united all of the cheapest The
tail Of the completed less
than cotton cloth for them alone would Such
leges only possible here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Special Cotton Goods Sale.
ALL THE NEEDS

Tn floor and window decoration. even to
the taste. You can sit at your ease and
see Just how this and that harmonic.
CARPETS--Wc handle more carpets by
far than any other house More vari.
cites, more patterns. And the newest
colorings are always awaiting YOU here
at prices very likely lower than else
where. Exclusive designs. Administers.
Millions. Brussels. Nelvet-. Tapestries.
Ingraius. the standard makes. Art
Sunarcs tall eizesl. Liuolcume, China VI
tings. Oil Cloths, Rug. and the whole ag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Sufferers from Piles

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will promptly and eGcctually remove
every trace q them. Amy druggist will
get il for you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Gus Williams and capable company
will produce April Fool" in The Pow
ers' Friday and Saturday
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Going to Chicago?

dress selections. Examine the elegant.
and silk and Irieb Pin
Javsnsi- the Queen of Queens and Thousand other
s,yie. III eht Of main entrsnoeb
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Reissue Frederick Wendhauscn
Original. widows. etc Emily Hcdei;
Mary Anderson. Mare \ Ford. Sarah "
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Over the Ocean From Paris.

received. the largest Swiss
Muslin brought this which will hc found the
the exquisite dcsgns Our
department. growing rich with the popular
fashionable good.- the staples. LEFT asle)
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A rOvC TRAM
- s,s~,~r-s s,sl-~s hsi hksrd snHt ins'ss~e
rvsr r~srY 49, ssc~s ~heo their bird
! inruar- ard 6~e. sluggish ps-,rsss snd
la. ,ft->r ~ ,h~y f--i tro~sy, ~eAh,
tir.-s ssst fhiss. hs>sss-f
~. ssns - ..~fs pa hr~ - -
ayht y R-xln n sirs. Fisoty
N f-r~h az ~x.~rs~. snf ~
Fs-rr-.s f-.,l.i.-.s N-tr-si ITS ~sv-
~ Vii hrsrss go cas - ssn-
- rA- -..spas rss-n~
~ -ssrsss~s snt pr Me- mo
tirssi ard sss,si~ss ne Er~ -
.,,s..r a.. ~ rsiasarr svss~rs
,s.-.-,-t ~. v~-r rH~v sar ~
..-,.-s-s ss~~~ srt ~ hsssst
r, shr~. evsfskva seaes
60. q ~. h~~<f sAs'b --ss~
~ ess~r-h lrunchstf-. emf sns
n, Ctnsaasrrsco. re has he
Nv rs-ss.- q pr-.~ossn smi aar~
vss 80 ~s- g~o~~s re. tsrr
r.ssrs. r.--- ~ r.sssz-r ell ~ Nsscfssz'se
- ~ h..fF ~ e--.lfhv -s-ss s-sssps ssssfs~a
N <--.ss, 49, ~ s-stax 80 p-~s.~g
p>rtsw ,t.R ssi - -nsasss.ss q 'ss<s sT-e -
l-t.tis ras - fss t~t sos ~ssS-sssa~ s~ss
a. n 4 = rss-y-ses< - s-~-rt stp> al
b..~.A s...rS.~>. 90 ssss~Y s~sas<s~t
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Hsnns ss-st~rk Assi4a l. Fsl-s, S~s1h
<. 5eaHaIgs. hzsssfetiK hahn-
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Spring & Company

And the genuine linen productions.
No possibility of buying something
else for linens here. or paying more
than you should. Large importing
controls prices. '
LEFT main aisle.)
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Are increasing. Cotton is being
mixed with flaA with such consum-
mate skill that only the laundry can
detect the cheat. IL 10 therefore
wise to buy your linens where inens
are understood. Many dealer who
would be honest ~ imposed upon
and Giro ulates the fraud uncon-
sciously. There is an affinity be-
tween.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-12-29
Lawrcnccburg In Mourning

In the midst of the rushing and
stormy scenes of life, but at II time
when everyone, as far as in their
power lay, had thrown aside the
cares and sorrows that are known
| to all, to spend a few days of pleas
lure; but in the midst of the pleas
lures of the Holidays, the people of
sLawrenccburg have been caused to
pause and bow their heads with
sorrow over the loss of a good chris
titan mother, a sweet little girl of
Five years, and an infant babe; all
Eof the same family. How strange
land sad, yet true, Mrs. Jennie
Lewis, wife of Willie Lewis, is
sdcad; and beside her in the same
Ecasket, lies sweet little Matte and
IAN infant babe. Little Matte was
"a favoritc of everyone. She was
Gan exceptionally smart and sweet
little girl. She was never missing
lat the NJ. f. Sunday-school, until
last Monday night when Santa
2claus come to bless all the little
tones, and to leave something fol-
leach one as a token Of his high up.
! probation of the Sunday-school
Then, for the first time, little Mat.
atic was missing; she was at home
very sick, and died Thursday NOR.
ming, and her mother who had Civ
len her such XII d attention and
had crowned little Matte with &c
3 many accomplishments for he1
age, died the next morning. Il
! WAS a short separation; they art
sseparated from their friends OF
earth, but we firmly believe thai
I they are united in heaven. Mr.
kLewis is left, bcreft of every mem
4 Der of his family. Will, We woult
;: TO God that it was in orr power I,
Golfer you comfort in this, your sac
Ehour of bereavement, but the clou,
kis to dark for mortal eye to ponc
ftrate, and your only comfort cal
fcome from that God who has giver
xyou so much comfort in the past
He will not desert you in the flu
ture.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-12-29
NONRESIDENT
NOTICE.
W. II. Glass,

W. IL. Glass,
Hugh Stafford, Original attachment
before j.
From an affidavit sworn out before
me it is appearing that Hugh Stafford is
Justly Indebted to him in the sum Of
two dollars and fifty cents, and it is fur
Ether appearing that the said Hugh Stat
tford is nonresident of the state of
! Tenn. so that the ordinary process of
! law cannot be served on him, and It also
appearing from the returns of C. NJ.
Sanders C. L. C. that he has levied upon
lone Engine and Boiler, and Bucker, as
the property Of the said Hugh Stafford.
1t is therefore orderd by me TIT publica-
stiOn be made in the Lawrence Demo-
Icrat, newspaper published in Law
Irenceburg in the county of Lawrenc and
Estate of Tenn. for four consecutive
weeks requiring the defendant Hugh
stafford to appear before me at my Office
in the 3rd. district of Lawrence county
on the 18th. day of Jan. 1894, to de-
fend said attachment case or the same
will be decided exparte.
This Dec. 9th. 1893,
NJ. NJ. Powell, J. P.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-12-29

would soon make man rich. II a man
wants cheap home, it is here. If he
wants delightful climate it il here.
If he wants to live in n prosperous
country where civilization is ripe It is
here. If he wants the benefit of good
schools and churches they are here. If c
wants to invest his brains and capital
where it will bring him good returns
he need not 60 elswhere than the good
old County of Lawrence. Every man
who is willing to SOW before he reap'
can do well in this County. Those who
follow off after the "Willow-o -tEc-wisI
AN doas well one place as another, there
is no success with out great labor.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-12-29

The district convention to nom.
mate democratic candidates fol
Chancellor, circuit Judge, and
attorney General, ought to be call,
ed at an early date. The chairmeu
of the several counties, comprising
this judicial district, should gel
together, and call a convention be.
fore the farmers get busy in Their
crops. The earlier the ticket is
made up the better. The conven
ton ought to be held in Lawrence
burg. This county has hccnignoret
long enough. Lawrence hurg is al
convenient. place as the conven
ton can be held, it is near th,
center of this judicial district, anc
is more convenient, for the cour
tios cut off from rail road transpor
tation.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-12-29

Every Democratic candidate in the
field of course accepts the action of
the democratic executive committee that
met and set the date for holding the pri-
mary on the last Saturday in May; but
after consulting the people at large, it
has been found that quite number, if
not majority of them think it best to
have the primary earlier. There arc
many reasons why this should be done.
In the first place it would be better
FOR those who will be defeated to know
Eeir fate earlier the than first Monday
in June. Another reason, and We think a
good one would be to hold the primary
before the farmers get busy with their
crops. The committee could meet again
and set the date sixty days earlier and
then that would give every candidate
ample time to see all the voters, at the
same time, shorten the time, for the
primary, The main object in primary
is to get out strong man and not have
10 or 80 men to make years race and
then get left. To shorten the time will
ave long scramble, which is Away.
more or less dcmoralizing to business. II
would be no reflection upon the good
judgme Mt Of the committee to meet
and reconsider their former action, AND
set the date earlier. Every deliberativt
bouy has right, and it is their duty tc
reconsider any action they may take
if they think by 80 doing, that they
would better promote the interest Of
those concerned.