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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16
A Little Girls Experience In A
LIGHTHOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a
daughter, four years old. Last April
she was taken down with the Measles,
followed with dreadful Cough and
turning into fever. Doctors at home
and at Detroit treated her, but in VAIN,
a mere "handfuI Of bones. Then she
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use of two and half bottles,
was completely cured. They say Dr.
Kings New Discovery is worth its
weight in gold, vet you may get trial
bottle free at John Z. Daly's and John
son, Hill & Co.'S drug store. 6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16
JUDGE LYNCH IN TENNESSEE.

A private letter to this office
from Chattanooga, Tenn, says, in
speaking of the recent tragedy in
that city wherein an elderly lady
was assaulted by a negro and the
subsequent lynching of the crimi-
nal:
The situation is appalling.
Society is painfully convulsed over
the inner history of it all, I've had
many experiences in the south
but this last was a new one and
and one | would not care to re-
peat The crime Of which you
have read the details in the
journals of the. great cities, was
committed at ten a. m. only about
a block from where we live. I
was coming from down town and
as | passed the house saw the
policemen and stern faced crowd,
| supposed it was fight and
hurried on, thinking no more of
it until afternoon, when again
passing the same locality | saw
two long streets filled with people,
blacks and whites; orderly but
with darkly earnest faces. The
better class Of negroes we're very
grave and anxious looking. The
patrol wagon was just driving up
with the black man to be identi-
fed. It had double guard in it
with revolvers and a mounted
guard on either side with Win
chester rifles. There were thou
sands there the four grown sons
of the woman were frantic. The
details of the affair we're horrible
in the extreme. The negro paid
the penalty of death but the awful
effects of the event remains and
shadows all feeling of safety.
Really I am afraid to 60 to house
keeping again in this negro-cursed
land, none seem safe either day or
night. When such things occur
in the heart of the city no one has
any sense Of security. In this in
stance after the crime was COM
mitted the fellow went to the
other end Of the town, to a house
where he thoroughly frightened
two ladies who hustled him out of
the house as quickly as possible,
when he was arrested at their
gate. Only think of the horrors
Of such possibilities people live be-
hind locked doors now. I wish
Uncle Sam would ship off the
negroes and let the Chinese alone,
it would benefit this south land a
heap if he would"
The writer of the above is a
lady of high social standing and
more than ordinary intelligence
and voices the popular opinion Of
society III that section.
1t was said in the papers that
the woman failed to fully identify
the criminal and a possibility re-
mains that the real criminal may
have escaped. Judge Lynch too
often lets color stand as evidence OF
crime and for the sake of Justice
and humanity we deplore the
event and the inner history con-
nected with it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16

100000 WORTH OF THE LATEST
STYLE HATS WILL ARRIVE AT OUR
STORE THIS WEEK AND WILL BE
OPENED TO THE SPRING TRADE.
CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE
PURCHASING.
CORRIVEAU & GARRISON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16
DIRECTORS:

We solicit any business connected with
banking, and promise prompt and
careful attention to every interest
entrusted to us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16

The following letter from one of Mil
waukee's well-known citizens speaks
for itself: 81 have been sorely afflicted
with Hemorrhoids about five years, the
last year with what is termed bleeding
Piles. | have been treated by several
physicians, but they did me no good,
and they all said [ could not be cured.
Hearing so much of the wonderful
cures being produced by Septicide I
thought l would try that. [ used it by
injection and took it internally, and
less than two bottles have cured me
perfectly. My wife was also cured Of
the same complaint by the use of Septi-
eide 1t is surely remarkable remedy.
EDWIN THIERACH.
Get circular. Sold here by H. H.
NOSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

Mr.. PETER to Mr.. Hill.
As a gfcIious combination
We can ne'er be left behind.
For I'll produce the w1hiskers
II you'll provide the wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

The following has been contributed to
the long list of unanswerable social conun-
drums:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

a good days work for 10 rather than go
hungry and see the others go hungry or
beg for bread, there is no one on earth
who has the right to interfere with him. If
a man says. II must have work and II
can get but $40 a day in these times Of
depression why I'll work for that and hope
for better" he should be allowed to work.
and If the famous governor Of Colorado Is
still anxious to wade In blood up to his
horses bride let him get accustomed to 1t
first by going fetlock deep in the gore Of
men who are trying to put a stop to honest
labor. and at the same time calling loudly
for bread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24
Hill n Public Enemy.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
We ventured not long since to describe as
public enemies some of the men at Wash
ington and elsewhere who have in various
unworthy ways striven to put off the day
of relief to the suffering commerce and in
dustries OF the country. So good a repub-
lican as MIR. John Field of Philadelphia de-
nounces them as traitors to their coun-
try. Senator HilPs action puts him within
this category and Well toward the head of
the list. For this species of treason there
IL, unfortunately, no public penalty Hill
is anyway one of the most difficult Of living
men to punish. The execration of the COM
munity cannot be visited upon him. for he
had IL all before. The time has long gone
by when he could be socially ostracised save
by his present familiars. and that would be
an honor. He loses no reputation by the
eScapade, because he had only i'll repute
In short. he is one of the very few men in
public life who have so slight a stake in
the national welfare that they can venture,
without present or prospective inconve-
nience. to raise their voices in a wanton en-
deavor 10 augment public perils which all
other men. some in one way and some in
another but with equal sincerity and earn
estness, are striving to avert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

To those who only see the situation from
afar 1t would seem as though there was
much unnecessary suffering at Brunswick.
Ca Some days ago a case Of yellow fever
was developed In that city. and as not
unnatural consequence there was a scare
of the most violent sort. Common sense
would Indicate that an effort should then
have been made by the municipal authori-
ties to calm the tuniIlt. but a matter of
fact the first man to lose self-possesslon
was Brunswicks mayor. who. in alarm
ing proclamation. warned everybody vino
could to flee from the presence OF the dis
ease which kills more through fright than
by any other method. Responding To the
mayors appeal 20 move away. thousands of
citizens left their homes and came north
ward. and now the almost depopuIeted
town suffers from starvation rather than
from Yellow Jack. The factories and ware
houses are closed. and the four THOUSAND or
50 Of people who remain. being about all of
the poorer classes, are actually hungry be-
cause employment. with it's consequent
reconpense. Is not now possible. Relief for
the sufferers must be at once provided but
there would have been little or no necessity
for relief had Brunswick's mayor kept his
head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

In the little town of Scottsville. KY, Is a
business firm that trades under the name
and style OF Ham Brothers. At Scotrsvflle.
as In many other places. the financial stu
alton appeared to be somewhat shaky and
one Of the banks had for a time to sus-
pend. With that same cautionary sense
which Is common to the old women who
hide their money in stockings and other
strange and insecure receptacles the Ham
Brothers kept the currency they acquired
In a safe and the safe was in their store.
Tuesday night a couple of individuals who
were intent on relieving their own financial
distress made burglarious entry into the
store and the safe. taking therefrom more
than ten thousand dollars. No bank failure
could possibly have been so disastrous. for
out of the worst sort of wreck a large
percentage OF the deposit would surely have
been saved Individual boarding has more
to do with the present stringency than any
legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24
and Little Short q,
Criminal.

FROM the New York Herald
There has been some anxiety as to whore
the senior Senator from the empire state
would turn up in the all important contest
upon which the welfare of the people in so
large a measure depends. Representing a
commonwealth which contains the finan-
clal c1tSd OF the country, the great center
OF us trade and commerce. 1t was hoped
that his voice would ring out like an alarm
DeiI Warming all waverers of the dangers OF
oeiay and eXhorting them to re-estab lish
our currency on sound basis and avert
IulJher suffering and disaster
III must be confessed that he comes CON-
Spicuously to the surface for the first time
In very queer company-standing side by
side with the wild-haired Senator PETER Of
Kansas. and backing him in an attempt TO
excite distrust of the banks of this CITY and
to subject them to annoyance at this SUI
premely critical period, when they are not
only carrying the burdens of the whole
mercantile community, but extending aid
to every part of the country The popuIist
from Kansas might be forgiven for his res
olutlon asking whether the national banks
or this city are now being conducted in
violation OF law. His knowledge of the
subject is doubtless limited. But the Sena-
tor from this state who demanded the pas
sage OF the resolution stands in a very
queer nght- He is in a position to learn at
any time the status of the banks and their
immediate relation to business interests
1t is contemplate to insinuate that the
banks are doing business In violation of the
law, and little short of criminal to increase
the distrust that pervades all classes at
this time.
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Teddy's Phwiskers.

IRWIN Teddy turned is phwiskers out
Thin wor the tryin' days;
Inc bys 'ud all be late to school
A sthandsn' round to gaze
his mother didn't know him, an
His sister hollered phwin
he came around a Choosday wild
The phwiskers on his chin.
he scarcely talks at all, at ALL
He hates to move is mout'
For fear the motion av his jaw
VIII wear the phwiskers out.
his tathers worried half to death
Because the workin' min
Molght run the lad fur Congress wild
The phwiskers on is chin.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

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An Interesting sign of the times comes
from Benver-the center OF most OF the
trouble In the west y band of workmen
who were engaged upon some street i'm
provements. for which they were each be
Ing paid SID day. were driven out of the
trenches by a crowd % rioters whose war
CRY was that there should be no work at
starvation wages In free America Now.
when things are as they are said to be In
Denver. $40 Is great deal more than
nothing "a day and viii keep a man and
family very far from the starva ton point
They probably could not hay aside much in
the way or savings. but II man who has
Others 1er endeat U.on him Is willing to do
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

From several manufacturing centers
comes evidence OF an improved and fmprov-
ing condition OF affairs. Many factories
large and snall-are preparing to start up
once more. and although only a particularly
favored few may operate to the extent OF
their capacity still the half loaf is infin-
itely preferable to no bread. When Con-
sress has done something to restore conf
dence in financial affairs business will be-
come much more active. but 50 long as
there is doubt "a TO Intelligent congress
siOnal action. so long Will there be timid-
fty and distrust IN the business world
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% Six ROMAN B1AxkErs
Marked from sl.io down to...-...7s cent
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Senator Hilrs Astonishing Action.

From the New York Tribune
Senator PETERS desire to ernbarrass the
national banks by raising doubts as to
their proper conduct is ineXplcable on any
theory of patriotism which does not dis
credit his intelligence. The action OF Sena-
tor Hill is even more astonishing. for he is
presumed To be somewhat familiar with
financial affairs. The national banks are
doing all in their power to sustain credit
and tide over the present trouble, and any
action by the Senate tending to disturb
confidence in them cannot fail to increase
apprehension and do harm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24
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The Logical Result.

From The Louisville COurierJOurnal.
The New York peoples party conven ton
passed resolutions that the government
should take charge Of pretty much every
thing in the domain of the government
When this time comes, of course IL Will he.
in order TO move an amendment that the
government also take charge Of peoples
party conventions. and allow them TO say
not dictate.
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From the New York World
Senator Hills influence in the Senate
does not appear to be sufficient even FIR
mischief making. His alliance with PEI, or
for raid on the New York banks could
not prevent a resolution from being un-
tremendously side tracked yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24

Have become FAMOUS They're made IN
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1t is alleged that Mrs. Lease mas paid or
a mortgage on her farm. This may b
true. and then on the other hand it may
be only a campaign canaTd intended 70
destroy Mrs. Leases standing with The
pOpulist party