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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19

by the AHHeAdIIoh O'"D -
pedient.
Yours respectfully,
+. 3. MCSToCKER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
After the meeting of the club had
adjourned, those present were called
to order, and George w. Smith was
asked TO take the chair, with j. w.
Jones a secretary. J. III. Fisher pre-
sented the following resolution:
Whereas Circumstances do exist
in this community that committee
of the Annexation Club, appointed for
that purpose, deem it inadvisable that
they adopt any plan of party organ
iZation; and,
Whereas, The tendency now APP
pears to be manifest among anneXa-
tionists to division into leagues and
clubs mutually independent OF each
other; and,
Whereas,-Such division is condu-
Give to antagonism and conflict of in
terests, and would subordinate essen
tiaI issues and injure our cause; and,
Whereas, Such division would
leave numbers of loyal annexationlsts
and supporters of the Provisional
Government unrepresented by any
efficient organization therefore, be it
Resolved this body of loyal
annexationists, as q nucleus, do now
proceed to the formation of a political
party broad enough to admit loyal
citizens of all classes and nationali-
ties.
This resolution was seconded by j.
A.. Kennedy, and f. b. McStocker
moved its adoption, which was done.
Mr.. McStocker then moved that
preliminary committee of thirteen be
appointed, two from each district and
three at large, to take charge OF the
formation of this new party. This
was also carried, and the chair APP
pointed the following: 1st district, j.
A. Magoon and j. II. Fisher; I'd dis
trict, J. Cassidy and G. l.. Carter; 3D.
district, p. A. Dias and Julius Asch;
4th district, G.. 3. Cooper and j. w.
Jones; 5th district, j. A. Low and j.
Locker; at large A. w. Keech, George
w. Smith and G. II. Rodgers.
The following men spoke on this
new movement: J. III. Fisher, DIR.
Rodgers, F. 3. McStocker, B. f. Dill
bingham, J. +. Brown, DIR. Wood, j.
A. Kennedy, J. Emmeluth, j. a.
Magoon, DIR. Emmerson, j. Nj. Ca
mara Jr., l.. G.. Ables, George w.
Smith and G.. b. Ripley.
The committee of thirteen met yes
terday morning at the club rooms
to discuss ways and means of pro-
ceeding with the movement.
1t is understood that important
action was taken, but what it was
could not be ascertained. They adj
journed subject to the call of the
chair.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19

Daily ADVERTISER, 50 cents per
month. Delivered by carriers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19

A meeting of the Annexation Club
was held Saturday evening, at which
the following report was made by r.
B. McStocker:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN Your committee,
appointed to consider the matter OF
reorganization of the Annexation
Club, respectfully beg leave to report
that, while they realize the necessity
of making new issues probable In the
near future with more comprehen-
sfye and united organization, action
by the Annexation Club is mex
pedient.
Yours respectfully,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
@ilfssbarre Na6rt6ten.

- Die Spelunfe bss Daniel SdroSe
an gelion Iaep ipurbe am Sonntas bon
Der BOlisei ausseboben unp ter Mapor
bsItrafte bic Sniahen.
Ser nabe benz SospitaI pobnenbs
Byron Wtarfep iturste am Sonntas in
isiner Mobnun9 cine 2reppe binab uni
brad beS 8ddSrat. @r itarb am folsen'
ben Gage.
- 9ie Dipbtbsritis 1T bier epibemiId
unS bic Ansubl Der grfranfunSen iper.
ben uuf flnfsiS seiddbt. uniere &C.
iunbbeitsbsbDroe i6eint Der Situation
nidt espa6ien unO tbut penis Ooer sal
nibts.
- Der @abItae in Der Stabt bier
sli6 einem Seiertase, 70 rubie unO ernl
ipurbs Der 8ampf an ben StimmpIaser
bstrisben. 9iatiirli6 perihonte Der poli
tii6e Ortan aud bic 9emofraien Dol
9userne County ni6t uno Iie iinb an ulel
@noen unO gden seidIusen.
- Der Oeuti6s Sobn 8iesIer, mel
der su SarpepS Safe fur hilbert 2eipi
arbeitete, tpurbe am Dienitae Morsel
bei Tasesanbru6 an Der Slo Sell Strab
bon elmer 8anbe iun8er Weeelasere
nisbersei8Iaesn, mibbanbeIt unb uu
feline 8aaridaft i'm 8etrase bon S5;
beruubt. Bon ben ansreifern bat maj
feline Spur.
sG- Gnnoncirt i'm ,,8odenblatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Gsbe Narfer NDttsen.

= Sur friide Sdnittipunbsn siebt es
nidts beReres tpie ct. Safobs Del, ipenr
nad 8Orfdrift sebraudt.
= Der 4Iarm am ssreitae Qbent
purbe burd elm unbsbeutenbes Seuer in
Sem Sauie bon S. s. Gallagher an We.
ribian Strabe beranIabt, bas einige 81.
mer WaRer lbidten.
= Dem 8 Sabre alien &ansen ssames
Seanlon bon reunter Strabe fpurSe an
Ulontas Gbenb Elm 8nie ausserentt burd
einen perfebIten Sprung auf sinsn aobs
lenSus.
- 4rbeiter iinb sesentpdrtis mt. oer
8orarbeiten sur 2esuns zines StraBen.
babngeIeiies BON StpetIanb Strabe n6rb.
LID bic Diain Nbenue binaus na6 8ro.
pibence su beiddftist.
= Ser 45 Sabre aIte Wittiper 9m
9pbitt bon GpnOn StraBs itiirste an
Samitas gbenb in Der @irtbi6aft bon
Seorse Wdni9 tobt nieber uno erIap
tpabrf6einIid einsm SersIdIase. 81
binterlabt 3tpei 9b6ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
auS bem oberen Ebale.

= 9ie idon einise 9eit proieftirt,
8ereinisuns Der Bedpige unb ar6baIi
Waher Companion bat tattsefunben
OaS 8apiteI ipirb auf 100000 erb5bt
uno Elm neues &eierpoir nit einen
&ofenbetras bon $4,000 uno einem
8ebaIt bon so Uliqionen @alonen
Baher erbaut.
(&arbpnbals GcrrsipOntfni.)
= Durd bic 8abI bon @bas. u. 2af,
perllersn bic Demofraten ibre Webrbeit
I'm Stabtratbe.
- Wm. 9. 2etpis tpurbe am Wlitttpod
our6 einen 8oblenfaq in Der 9ptpberIr
9rube eri6Iaeen. gr binterldbt eins
g8ittpe unb brei 8inber.
= 8on elmer idpsren Seimiuduns III
am Sreitas 4benb gaumeiiter sSobn
Sanien betrOffen iporben burd ben Cob
ieiner Satin. DieieIbe lit idon Ians
sere 3sit an Der 8risbi'i9en &rantbeii
unb erIas oerieIben iHIisbIid, ibrem
@attsn a4t 8inbsr bintsrIafeno.
-9iebe bransen am Dienitas in ber
5riibe in bic Wobnuns bon 5. $. Waior
an 1born StraBe, obne bab bic SnfaGen
o:s Sauies irseno Elm @erduid bbrten.
Diaior ipurbe sebunoen unb ibm Der
dumb peritopft uno bann oaS Saus nad
8eute burbiu6t. Cine bebeutenbs @eIo.
iumme uno cine Bartie Silbersus tpurben
seitoblen, lebteres aber ipGter i'm Sofe
tpieoer sefunben. Maior i9eint 6loros
formirt porben su iein. benn er erboIte
ii6 erit sesen 0tittas aus einem traum'
baften 8uitanbe.
9as neue 1asebIatt ,,4ntbracite"
bat feline 2aufbabn in pielbsripredens
Der @eiie besonnen, bod fbnnen mir
nit einem 8unide beilelben ni6t iiber.
einitimmen: IS befiirportet nemIi6 bic
@rinbuns zines neuen Counties, unb
mir mDdten bic Steuer;abler iparnen,
oieier 4sitation fein @eb6r 3u seben.
Die Staot Scranton 1T burd stpei giiens
babnen uno bic StraBenbabn 10 Ieidt su
erreiden, bab gar fein @runb porIiest
fir Elm neues County, tpeldeS unS cine
unsebeure Sdulbenlait aufbiirben unb
i4liebli4 nur ben erbBeren @runbbes
iibern gum 8ortbeiI sereiden tpiiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
. 1tmiere @eltauStfelluna.

Dieies 8ra&ttperf Der unberseBIi6en
@bicasO @eltauSiteIIuns III Jest bis sum
36fen ober SdIuBbefte se6ieben, alio
boasnbet in Der ,,Wo6enbIatt" Office
porrdtbis. @ir m6dten bic Sadie serne
gum IbfdIuB brinsen unb eriu9en 6aber
bic Serren 9lbonnenten, ibrs 2ieferuneen
10 raid aI8 mbsIid absuboIen. Das
Dert eisnst ii6 ipesiea aIs Seitssi6eni
une mir nebmen aud 8siteIIunsen ,u
Ginbanbbeden an, bic mir gum Soften.
preiie bon rs @entS liefern t5nnen.
IIio, mir mD&ten bic Sa9e serne Dor
benz 8e9inn Der Seiertaesarbeit bon Der
Sanb baben unb bitten no9maIs re6i
freuneIi6f UNI balbises 4bboIen Der nod,
febIsnSsn Sefts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
9lmeb im Scr Sampts Stbtbeilung
babem mir ipe,eae Omse ,pele Sic intereirem perbe

Das bette SsifspuIpsr in Der Nelt, bsiIsr mic
psarlins ptsr Soapins unb biaissr. ! pfb.
padstf uur A Ste.
Gin isbr srpbss unb bidss S6reb 5ablet marc
biais su pbu 8 Gents. SpsiaI-prsis, 4
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Sa6 xbal abp arts.

Durd einen 8obIenfalI in Der Oh
5orse @rube Der Benni. 8obIen So. am
Disnitas tpurbe Der l9idbrise Roberi
Nurrap set6tet unb benz Batrid Wes
Ralp beibe 8eine eebroden.
: So fub ausIidten porbanben, baf
Der Mbrber MeroIa, Der isinerseit ben
Barber 2oro in brutaIer 8eiie ermors
bette, Der @eredtisfeit nidt entsebt. 6,
fob mad Stalien, man bat isinsn borti,
gen 4ufentbaIt aufaeipiirt unb S4rittt
su ieiner GusIieferune einseIeitet.
TasIor.- Die S6psissr bon 9apIo,
baben eine S6Iau6 Gompanie orsanilirt
oeren 8eamte iinb: 8rdiibsnt, @aspal
Dit; 8se 8rdiibent, Midael &uffiba4
Ssfretdr, MidaeI Slubmnnn; Sdabn
meiiter, Sobn 9. 0eibsI. Die Orsani.
iation sablt bereitS 30 Mitslieber uni
ipirb nod itdrfer peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Htttstpu.

- Die 8drser bon Yiitston itimmten
nit as st. Wlebrbeit fir einen Gitp
@barIes. llniinn.
= Der Sduft 3bomaS WurIep bon
Pittston tpurbe am Sreitas oem &ihter
@Oobnarb Uorsefiibrt unb bon oemieIben
unter $1,000 8ursiduft seitelt.
n@- 8efslt bas ,.@o4snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Spe6ialitaten,
nm welde sic ii6 iOfort bemiiben ioaten.

1000 GtniisrpprbGnss, ale 8arbsn, bon btnsn
ole msifsn 40 bis so Gents psrtb Iinr. lin
fer Speialprsis. nm bamit aufSurdumen, %
Gsnts. Gle lnb sOas G,r6Bs, nit bsism
SpriusrolIr.
9iasdiser SpsildslIel. nit alien nsusifsn Sn-
bsNuunssn, mar 80 Gents, Spsial.prsis "a
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Sunmpre.

- @dbrenb elmer Sodseitsfsisr an
Ibroop Strabe fam es spii6en ben
SIotpaden su Streitisfeiten uno es tpurs
ben Mefer unb anbere @uffsn sebrau6t.
Dtit elf Stiden ipurbe elmer Der 8etbsis
liaten auiammen aeilidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09

8ryifaIlsns unb blaus 0aiisr Stroiesn, srrbtr
Srue, 6 @lSfer unb pplirisr ppr Nidsl CTR.
Sirsr, wsrtb $3.50 Spsial-prsis, 9S Gents.
Disies 10 bic Saiicn fir Gorn' pOppsrs. gSir
baten isbr itarfs. Spsial-prsis. 10 Gsnta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
Uon Der Snbfeite.

Srau Sobn @asner bon @iGop
Strube ioa sefdbrlid franf barnieber
Iieeen.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

Crockery and glassware, Right Place,
Coal Haroor.
| Underwear for gent 3, ladies and children,
Right Place, Coal Harbor.
An anarchist plot has been uneartlled in
Rome.
Tne Japs are closing in on tie Chinese
capital.
Ez-Empress Eugene, oi France is re-
ported dying in London.
Oliver Wendell Homes-"the autocrat
of the breakfast tablets dead,
Senator Hill accepts the Democratic
nomination for governor Of New York.
Breckenrldge's friends propose to bring
i'm out for senator for rKsntnckY.- ~.
Cow hide coats, logging and robes
Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Sewing machines and shot gun, Right
Place, Coal Harbor.
Tents, paulins and wagon covers. Right
Place Coal Harbor.
Mittens, gloves and sox, Right Place,
Coal Harbor.
Shawls and cloaks, Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Hoods and facinators, Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Noah Hepburn, ex-postmaster of City
Island, N. Y. was arrested to-day on the
charge Of fmisappropriating $4.75O collect
ed during his incumbency, not but account
ed for. Hepburn was postmaster fo- four
years under President Harrison.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

Pants and overalls, Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Blankets and quilts, Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Suits and overcoats, Right Place, Coal
Harbor:
Candidate Bartron NhMd Postmaster
Wallin- returned from a business trip to
the capital city, Thurs1ayI
Mrs. Isaac Fairm.H ofFalconer ACCOM-
panied by her son. Samuel, were visiting
in Washburn. Friday.
Joseph Anderson passed through Wash
burn, Wednesday on his way to the capf
tai city with load of fat hogs for that
Terket
The home Of Ole Holtan, Of Sverdruna
was enlivened one day this week by the
arrival of little stranger. but who pro-
poses to abide with them, hereafter.
J. A. Burgum and Walter Leroy passed
through Washburn, Friday on their way
to the Bismarck market with load of
hogs and deer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13
Ingersoll Items.

Peter Hanson and wife, went to Bis.
marck, last week.
John Nelson was visitin g at Ingersoll
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Hanson have named
their little daughter Flora.
Messrs. Swan HANSON, Charlie Peterson
Albert Lind and John Ksttlesop. were in
Washburn, Saturday.
Rev. Diesen held services at the schoo,
house, Sunday.
Miss Linnie Slaughter went to Wash.
burn, Saturday.
Joseph Mann and wife passed throuph
1ngersoll, Monday.
Fail has commenced again with ite
usual accom- mpaniment of soughs and colds,
AlbertLind went to Washburn, NO H.
day.
Asa HARrs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13


Now, Editor Wood, of the Steele
Ozone. we would like to know if the man
you have been booming for represent tive
for this district, is the same man Murphy
who took such an active part IN the Bis
marck city election last spring, espsci ally
IN the Fourth ward, where he got
most beautifully scooped at every turn,
aud the defeat which you have been XII ick-
ing about all summer. If it is this same
gallant Major Murphy let him come up
and run upon his popularity-he don't
need Convention nomination-people
will be glad to write his name upon their
ii kets. His "Big Horse Sale" will carry
him through.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13
Too sympatI,atlc.

Fond Mother-Ethe', did you kis.
young-.Mr. Jones' again last night?
Ethel-Ycs, mamma, he has just lost
his uncle, and was SO sorry r him.
Fond Mother-Well, let this be the
last. I'm afraid it you keep on en-
couraging him with your sympathy he
won't h.vs . relative left in the world.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

i Rubber coats and Nackentoshes, Right
Place, Coal Harbor.
The coal transportation question is be;
ing agitated in Fargo and Grand Forks
Marion Laoy,7 bf Coal Harbor, was
doing business in Washburn, Friday.
Does Murphy's Afinot Reporter man
know vet "what Taylor wanted" on that
Minot trip last week.
Serges, suitings ladies, cloth waterproof
cashmeres, henrlettas and dress fannels
Right Place, Coal Harbor.
All wool fannels, outing flannels, cotton
fiannels and shaker hannls, Right Place,
Ceal Harbor.
The roads are in splendid condition
once mere, and driving is a pleasant pas
time these autumn evenings.
The work of the conventions are over.
but that of the committees just copmenc-
ing.
Eiderdown and tazeldown away down
to the Right Place, Coal Harbor.
WANTED. 100 steers, will buy in small
lots. JOHN j. RoB1NsoS,
w
Alfred Staley and Silas Rohrer and
Walter Leroy. we're resting at the Mer-
chants, Friday,
An epidemic of bad colds or "grip" OF
both has been going the rounds among
Washburnites this week.
Mr.. satterlund aoeJMm Il pan,ed by Col. J.
c. Dwyer drove down to the capital city
Wednesday.
'Hoodo" Wallin has been stuf:ing the
Settler. They don't know him down that
way.
Game can only he saved from total ex-
termination by shortening the hunting
season, and respecting the law.
Col VIM. E. Low, of Lake View, as Ill
smiling and shaking hands with mis- Wash
burn friends Friday. Yet William is not
a candidate.
Now Editor Wood wo are very glad you
keep us posted on the politics of this
county and district, hut are you 'up to
snuff i'll your own.
The Painted Woods Lake aud the feed
ing creeks have been well seined the past
season. At present. rate of destruction,
fish will soon disappear there.
VTwo hunters from Mouse riv er made a
big goose killing Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings. They killed 40 the first, and
20 the second morning.
v The first snow of the season for Mclean
County, occurred last Saturday night, ana
Sunday morning presented q wintry ap-
pearance but by evening it had all DIS
M
and Miss Annie Wells, returned from their
trip to the capital city, Wednesday and
after resting for the evening at the Mer.
chants returned to their home at Coal
Harbor. Thursday.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

Settler: Congressman johnson made a
telling speech at Bismarck last Friday
evening. He is one of the ablest cam
'paigr speakers in the state, and made
many strong points in favor of Republi-
can policy. His defense of the protective
tariff was plain and convincing, and his
audience was not left in doubt as to the
Republican idea of what caused the hard
times. His charts made very plain the
facts in regard to many disputed questions
OF finance and coinage and disproved some
of the foundations of Populist ideas. Mr..
johnson will not lose votes where he ia
heard.
Steele Ozone: Maj. j. s.. Murphy was
nominated in the house for the Twenty
ninth District at Minot, Monday by the
Republicans. indorsed Tuesday by the
Democrats and on Wednesday by thu In
dependents. Looks as though he would
take the bakery.
To which the Bismarck Tribune adds:
TOO much harmony, Murphy-peace is
liable to trouble your mini before the
campaign is over. single horse is
enough to ride at one time. The other
fellows delight in tying grass over the
path"
Yes, Editor Wood We have seen two
paper Conventions in the M,not Reporter
but fail TO find the Independent nonina-
ting Convention. It must have been held
i'll the Steele Ozone office. Be honest.
friend, did you not hold that last Conyen-
tioL in your Office.
About that Republican Convention held
at Minot. we see that the leading spirit of
that affair was 14O miles away on business
at the time the socalled Convention was
supposed to be held, and at the Demo.
cratic Convention the man who repre-
seuted Mclean county in that ch.merical
gathering left this county six years ago
and has nevor been back to claim a resi-
dence. 20, Tempora! O; Mores !w
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

North Dakota Patriot: No self-respect-
ing Democrat can support Knut Nomland
for state treasurer. His disgraceful deal
with the bankers at Grand Forks which
resulted in the amalgamated abomlnation
imposed on the Democrats of the stamps
him wholly unfit for the Office to which
he aspires. The Patriot yet hopes chat
some good straightout Democrat will be
found who is competent aud will make
the race Independently.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

"Ho"doo'' Wallin in his speech at last Sat-
turdav's ''people's'' convention had some.
thing to say about the activity of non
taxpayers in county affairs. An exam
ination of the tax book in the county
auditors Office fail to show but a few dol
lars to thai gentleman's credit on these
books, but the stubs III the warrant book
show thousands of dollars drawn by him
for ''official' services.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13
Local News

Local politicians calming down,
Is it the calm before the storm
Steambeating Stacking up.
Torchon laces, Hamburg edgings, crepe
ruchings, Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Many Of our farmers talk of giving fax
raising fair trial, next season.
Jeans, cottonades. cessinets, ducks and
demins, Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Albert Lind of Ingerkoll was doing busis
ness jim Washburn Thursday.
H. G. Nygaard, of Coal Lake was at the
county seat, Thursday.
TFred Melin of Turtle Lake come over
from his ranch on business at the county
seat, Tuesday.
C/Died at Falconer on October 4th, Hida,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels E. Erick-
SON She was aged 81 days.
pHon. f. A. Williams, of Bismarck, has
returned from Illinois where he has been
visiting over two months with his children
Rev. j. A. Diesen will preach at Nettle
creek school house Sunday 14th, IL a. m.
and at Washburn School house $3.50 p. m.
Services and confirmation Sunday, 21st, at
crN, -
communion Sunday 2Sth.
The man that stole the sack of -four
from Pat O'Conner's wagon in the Mer-
chants hotel yard, Wednesday night ought
to be in better business than to take from a
man with both feet frozen off, and a Door
man with big family at that.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

Contractor Mckinley, who has been
'erati, g OF. his mail contract in Steele
county returned to his headquarters at
Wa~hhurn, Thursday evening. Almost
everybody in town of course was glad to
welcome Bnrney back to his old stamping
grounds.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-13

Sec DeGraff's big ad. They have large
stock now on hand that will be we'll for
people tn see before purchasing their
winter supplies of clothing, boots. shoes
and etc. The DsGraffs are live advertisers
AND make fast sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09

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which was discovered and used by an EN-
inent physician for many years, in all cases
OF "female complaintsh and weaknesses.
For young girls just entering womanhood; (;
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In bearing-down sensations, periodical pains,
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ailment, il II ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
lie win Probably be Respited.

COLUMBIA, Miss, Feb. O. - William
Purvis, "a young negro, was sentenced to
hang here ON Wednesday for the alleged
Gs5assiuauou last July of William Buck
ley, OF Marion county, bya gangof white
caps. Purvis was convicted on circum-
stantial evidence As soon as the trap
fell Purvis, instead of being hurled into
eternity, was precipitated to the ground.
The moose had parted, and Purvis' neck
instead of being broken was only slightly
abrased by the rope The facts were tele-
graphed to Governor Stone and it is be-
lieved the sentence will be commuted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 0-The in starred
steamer Brother Jonathan has at last
been found, after being almost thirty
years at the bottom of the sea The
Brother Jonathan was lost July 3, 1865,
about ten miles northwest of Crescent
City, with a loss of AZ passengers and
crew. There was 81 900, 600 in treasure on
board, and "A dozen parties have sought
systematically for the sunken hull. John
Ryan, a submarine diver, tells the story
of his discovery of the wreck, which is
substantiated by the ships bricket, bear
ing the name Brother Jonathan in brass
letters. which he picked up on the deck
of the wreck. Ryan says the vessel lies
in several hundred feet of water, is in
good condition. and he expects to raise
her In the sprImg