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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-03

HOW about your feet? There is nothing
II that makes life more miserable than
painful feet. A corn, bunion or an ingrowinR
nail will make Il naturally good natured per-
son nuisance to himself and his friends. 1
can give comfort to the afiicted by removing
such troubles, and refer TO hundreds whom /
have cured as TO the truth Of this statement.
L. Davis, 30 Bull street up stairs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-03
INSTANTANEOUS MAN1S-

GS 000 We have to loan upon city real
POsOOO estate. terms easy. Platshek s.
Co., money brokers'. Citizens Bank building,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-03

WANTED, by single gentleman, nice place
w to board. Home comforts not wanted.
Address Druggist, care Morning News office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-03

TOR SALE, LOT near powerhouse OF Elec-
IL trio railway on Guinnett street. for 1--WE
hundred dollars. on easy terms ANY person
able TO build Will get very easy terms. c. h.
Dorset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
WEST SHORE R.A

Trains leave West 42i -. station. New'ltgrrs 3
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot rTanns.ls y cat
:S,SO A. VI. Daily Local O. NuH-A - ossS
New-York 10 Bloomville. sundals onS' %" "
!:3O A. Vi Daily local TO Albany for casaI .ss4as
O;I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany t,ch sy.sr,. st;ss,
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Nn''-s"
saturday for Toronto . r,.c-ryss
Al 100 4. VI. Daily. except sunday 70 VS. "a
and Catsk Mountains. New PATTI Lax, Nv Pf.r
Mnnewaska- Parlor ears 20 B'om'i, a rr.,.s. y5ss
Bile 49, 4. W. Daily except SUNDAY: ,.',ssssa.kl
tans New Pal,z. Lakes MohonA and M'pr,,sr can %
bany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. i"
NoomVe. Saratoga and Calaw. ,,,.v special .
Iu5 y. VI. Saturdays only. Hll,-HFsT"
Catskil Mountains PaTlor car atAehs.i -,,skui Msss
tans New Paltz. Lakes MohonN and Nihh u"tar a.!
hany. Saratoga Parlor cars attached "
C-t:OO r. VI. Daily except SUNDAY for A i,,.a srS
S:i5 T. VI. Daily or Albany M'nugt" Tors,a D.
cuse Rochester. RuTalo Niagara fa.' W. .
troit, Cleveland. Chicago and -. LOUIS xssbufz
8,:sO +. VI. Daily except SUNDAY. ior ~ :, Kr
bany Saratoga and Montreal. Parlos car "
7,t5 y, W. Daily except sunday. for ttl.A rvssro
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleepis' -
s.I5 T.. W. Daily for Albgy. rtca syr rs,rs Geo
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. IoFo"'' IA
land. Chicago and -. LOUIS. -. .iOot BWss
A. H. G. leaves Brooklyn by Annex s,sts,n AVA
a. M. C3:oo D. m: Jersey city. I. h. ~ ''
BiI::o C:3:20 r. IN. 49,, s,.,pias4s,. y
For tickets time tables, phrlor ana nj Nes-Y.ss
conmoiations apply city offices. BrooAfh S hotes ~
and al stations Time tables al pFhe'V"
''''~' G. f. LAMBERT. General passshsy ew.yot.
Vanderbilt ave. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
BEECHER FAMILY ANNIVERSARIES.
MRS HENRY WARD BEEcHER CELEBRATES HEN
EIGITY-sECoND BIRTHDAY TO-DAY.

MRS HENRY WARD BEECHER CELEBRATES hT"
EIGHTY sECOND BIRTHDAY TO-DAY
Two important anniversaries will be celebrated III
the Beecher family to-day and tomorrow To-
day Mrs Henry Ward Beecher. the widow or 'ne
famous preacher. celebrated the eighty-second ann
yersary of her birth She has received a great
many congratulations. not only from the nempei"
of her family but from her friends all over 'he
United States. Mrs. Beecher Is the picture VI
healthy old age. and her friends find that 'nere
has been little change In the last decade DURING
the last year Mrs. Beecher has been called upon ~
endure severe trials but they do not seem 70 ai,cs
her health. The blow that fen most neavhy upo,.
her was the painful necessity or giving up VA
comfortable home in Hicks-st. In when she liad
lived for many years with her huspa an, S Sha
snending the last days of her life in a nat ohe
has borne the change with resignation, as sna III
recognized that 1t impossible 10 pay the i"'se
Tomorrow will be the ninetyhrst birthday OF Or.
Edward Beecher DIT Beecher also Is ' ne resi-
lightly upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

Trains leave foot OF West +2dst follows IS minutes
earlier from Franklln-st.
1888 for West Cornwall Lakes Afohonk and Min
n-waska and Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown
Boomngburg. EllenNllc. IalsOurg Liberty dale
Scfanton Walton Debit. sidney, New Berlin Norwich
Utica, Oneida. Fulton Oswcgo
9:lJ a. m. daily fO West Cornwall Middle,ovn
Bloomingburg. Wurstboro Eilenvie Monta ndalc Falls
burs. Hurleyvile. Liberty Falls Liberty White Lake
LIB p. M saturdays only) for Middleown Rloornng-
burg. Wurstboro. Eenville. Mountandaie, Centrc,ie
Falshurg Hureyyile. Liberty Falls Liberty, Plrksyle
Livingston Manor. RocklanL
J:lo y. IN. for Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Stony
Ford. Middletown Wurstboro, Eenville. Mounaindae
Centreyle Fallsburg. Hueyvilie Liberty Falls Liberty
Parksvle Livingston Manor
40 p m FOR West Cornwall orr's Mills. Meadow
town. Bloomingburg. Wurstboro Ellenvlle
rs 2. m daily for Middetown. Boomingburg Falls
burg, Liberty. Livingston Manor. Walton Sidney Nor
wich Oneida. Fulton. oswego Niagara Falls and poin
Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair car
TO Chicago without change
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room 37i Broad
way. New-York J. e. ANDERSON,
General PASSENGER Agent 81 Heav.r.st. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
fost ano founo.

- ANXnOOK No TO slS ~ the Emigrnnt Industrial
~ SAVING Bank Payment stopped Please return book
10 bank. 40. ~ Chambers-st
4 OsT Handbook i51 40 Savings. 81 Beeck
IL ers,.. New-York. Payment stopped Please return
book 10 hank
I OSr -Passbook 81 100 Of the East River Savings
IL Institution Finder please leave IL nj the bank.
1harherssi An persons cautioned not TO purchase
negotiate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
''' = W
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsEr

10 fhlLADELfhiA' bT,> '"0"H NM ""'A-''
For Philadelphia, week days. 40. 500 go 100
II 80 Dining Car, A. ~. 3d. go s@ 'B-ss' h y,
night Sunday $40. 300 II 30 (D.alng Car A. X,
80. 500. 800 Dining caD +. VI, l2l5 night .
For Baltimore and Washington. week days ~" u
Dining Carr A. NJ. i:3O 800. 500 go Dining Ca1
T.. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 900 iia0 Dining -
A. NJ 30. 500 900 DINING Car p ~, !: rs n.sat
Tickets and parlor-car seats can b procured at l- b
4i5 ga. LAO. 1923 BroadHsy, 80 6h-,ye, 81 ~!
l4th ST., 1874 East i2jth St. "a West l-sth - "a
Columbus Az, New-York: Court 81, 40 Fstn y.
Brooklyn rs Broadway. Williamsburg me Nes' J.,
tot 81 or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule In effect July 1894.
For Redbank. Long Branch Elberon, Ocean Grove
bury Park. Bsmar. Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave cortlandt and D.sbrosses $50
1870 '0:lO 1000 a. 1910. t'i20 saturdays only,
2:Sc 1910, $40 except Redbank. 40 $50. 200 D.
Sundays. s:i5 'D:+6 a m. 3:i5 p. IN.
Trains leave foot Liber;y-st +3o. $50 10 Redbank
s:la 1870 I'll 30 a. ci:20 Saturdays only. 1890
2:i5 1870. 400. 'f:30. $50 6:l3 Sundays U:i5
a. 80. 400 r. IN.
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
Denotes express trains.
J. r. WOOD II. r. BALDWIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From, PieF :. y. r.. To-, Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland BE- h. Norra,As
Runson Beach. seabright. Mlnm0r lch ana Iat
Branch at 80 9:oo. II 81 4. " ~ b. " saturday
only: leo, 3:t5. $50 $50 7. ~ sundays 600 10
For Elb.ron Asbury PARK Ocean Grow. and pc..,
south TO Point Pleasant. II - A. 81 l2sj P " Saw,
days only) o. 3:s5. 4:3o 30 T. ". sundays .r'ss
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 800 A. ". lao p n
For Lakewood. Toms River. and BaEnega, 40 A. Y
Zoo. 3:4J u. ".
For Atlantic City. Cape May. y!nelani saa BgGss,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
Gteamboats.
q q RnMER 1nNE.

FALL R0WlER GOMG 5, Man..
FOR BOSTON NEWPORT Mart arr xsr,snrn Mountain.
tucket. Cape Coo ,rd al f.as'e'" anu -'
Inland and Seashore points r,,s~,rJA PURITAN.
,,i v>to,TrJ "a PILGRIM commission together w.
daily n Sa 0r cnmSa on N saf River
ZOO. OF Murray st. at S0 aSd $40 FORK
~ I,vs and $40 r. NJ Sundays touch nj W
port Pullman vestbued trains 81 ie ave zoo roo 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. u
stations I'm New-York foot of Barclay ane
Christopher streets ,,,.rr,
COACHES. PI>TsCH LIGHT. -, -,

Direct route o. NEWARK. BLOOMFiELD NOA4S &
THE ORANGES. summit Berrlrts bI 49,
Ridge Madison Morrist0Nn. Passa.c pAss9 tt, %
ton Dover sianhope. BUDDs LAhE, LAM ~. ne
PATCONG Hackettstown. SCHOolEfs MOe ~, n So So
Washirg,on PHlLLIPSBCRG, EAslON NA VIZ
GAP STROIpSBURG Pocono MOUNTAINS. -, Ssgs
TON. PITTSTON. NiLkESBARRE. NANllS.,,sN--
pANvII.IE NORTHUMBERLAND Nontrosf, l s-Sr
UANTON OXFORD. NORWICH. NaerNi... Z ~
RrCHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. - hAS S ~.
WFGO ITHACA OWEGO. ELMiRA, CVhHlsl
BATH DANSVILLE. BUFFALO and az 30
MIST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. .,
7:oo A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops St frhe>
900 4. M.-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BI n,iHsS y,
UTICA RICHFfELD SPRINGS. SlHAtcsa e.
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BlNr; Faii.- 80, ~
meet AT Buffalo with train for chicago An"-s
a N. next morning. .-.. ,,-o>. -. rrwgA
Zoo =. M.-SCRANTQN. BlNGHAMlON ah' N~
EMPRESS Pullman par.r ct-s,,,,,, 80, Pity
400 =. M.-SCRANTON. WILKES SAishh Ana 49,
OUTU EMPRESS Pullman par.or ar p,x.u,y
T:3O T. NJ (DaNyl-BUFFAiD SCRAN.n -. S, s,1~s
TON and EIMIRA LIMITED EAlkEss' f1"--
Buffet S!ceprrs. Arrives at 40 a. IN, =. -,x-u.y
900 T. NJ Cpaiyl-BUFFAIo. Scranton. =, p''o oI os
TON RICHFIEID SPRINGS Sym, = 49, "
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet s:ssr -,cxs ..
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AC'pMMoAaN 80 s,,.-s
Murray-s, and 429 BROADWAY Tickets al a sIy 's-ss
7S5 and 9i2 broadway. - West l-oih-st, ~ n,.,..u
ave New-York 33s and 726 Fuon-si ana - d. a,
Brooklyn. Time tables. giving fuA ihi''"'"
WF,sTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY viii ean ,~
check baggage from hote. or residence 70 a-s---s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
n.,r,.opp AND ONO H. H.

tsst r.Apr.ss iI..s CtncIeps~
baltimore. Washinxton; Ch i.nss Wcsi...s
81. Louis ana Al P "l MI rKAi.s chi
Leave New-York TO, q Liberty SIP For PlrrsipoSln
f5 sc Ms sO BIS nis s%a Fsr IISTSNNGT4oS
S N%ss s 600 p "a 20 F0r m, 6naf car c. %
~ m. :x SUM-. s,oo p m 100 p s r p D. m
night All trains run daily eNss ~ m ex sunaS ,,v
For Ew-oRiEANs via RSanc ssr 800 p 2. "a
T.csc, o,iecs: 10 ssl as i'p r, gss SO NJ
ST., soS Grand ST.. n. T.. 81, - A. Liberty ST.. u
Of ". J. -, IN euf - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
BROOKLYN l]ropertn Go Get.

BROOKLYN propertp Go Get.
rJ,O IET.-fiOr'S I.S on 1909.
/ ~ ~ PROSPECT PARK SLOPE.
one block Of Elevated Road and Electric
CARROLL bet 7ih and 9Th av. 3siy b. s. yn,
In,on's bet Gth and TN az. 3-sty b. s. IL RS. co,
inion.s, bet Oh and 7th Nv. 2-sty 8, 10 RS ~
s., ohn's Ir bet. ON av. 3-siy D. - rs cco
prosr,ac, ~ be-, 5th aN.. 3-stj. b. s. II r. 80
1th-av bet St, John Lincoln ~ i.sty 10 r. xn
n't-aN. Do i'-'-',,' h
lincoln IN he, ith & ay 3sty. frame. j" ~
Lincoln P b. eth & av. 3sfy. DIT b. ~ Vsi'-")
Houses FOR sale and to let In an arts u ne clty
276 FLATBUSH-ANE. BKOOkI.YN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

PROVIDENCE LONE.
FOR EOsTON WORCESTER AND THE EAST Onlyy
line connecting with through paror cars 70 IN. lave
NTs steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts q,
new PIER &C. r. block ab2Se J Ir,,a ono
Nv. due Eostnn Is due Worcester ~ a., ~,
csunday- 1925 A. 4. Lin: White NJ Expr 81 tide
FINE ORCHESTRA on each ctearger. , ,cn-
''' STWN1Gg@ TON 91N(so ,
Inside East Only dss' , I9ha Steiner Mane
mi Sow. Hampshire leave Now PIER So y. H. al "o
p NJ daily. INCLUDING Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

..su.. .rsin, 49,. ChseasO a9i The Nss' sss :"
York tool VI CnamDers-sI. daily, as io'9"
IN. nutss earlier from West 2Jd-st; u.v.t,y. -
ok A. M-\es,ibuled EApress for W.ssi sS
O'AC hamon Elmlra Buffalo Bfadio'' -.
a. Par.Or Buffalo 49,, ,~,,a fJr -
0.ON 4. M.-Vestbule Limited soile .Drsrs 70 "
O'VV cago. Via Chiutauaua Lake. "A
..... . Cleveland and Cincinnati pining 'Easss ~
600 T.. N.-solid train 10 chicago "" 49, "a.
OscO slespers to Buffalo and Chieako, xtssars ~
OK n. M.-vla Chautaulua Lake A an 10 Bdns"
o'7o solo train to Chicago. ssee'e'' ..x
,..cago and Cincinnati. Dining ear, ,xD PuILs,S
I OC'AL TIME TABLE. TICKETS a., Rrosdvs!. J.
IL accommodations 26i 273. t0i ana 20 ferrl,. -
r,.t Io5th-st Chambers and West .sas. :. Hobo1rsss
Ycrk, a3a Fultors Brookiyn 300 amssny esIs =
ard check. baggage iron. hotels and RESIDENCE
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
y RATI.ROAn
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
ErFE e5I JrIy rs Isr crsi ss;. s
1000 A. VI. PENNsYLv&HYA T. VI rPr,n,'sTx
ana a sS Car ho XTvs. ssa Dams
land ':a, N: cinci;na,I 90. 40 ~ a; an y. , o.s
2 sSoi r. c iea 5Si'q &Np a s4 no,s ''
Pullman sleeping and Dining Cars 10 81 Ionsr.FEss>
Ooc i: ". WESTERN ExrPRTss.-purm,, co.
7.ss =: n Neutrality-suspicious. = n \ ss
Arrives Cincinnati p 81 Indanaroi. ' az :, LA
SEQ II.'' ". PAci III M E Si 3'Hg
or 20 Pitts. 1s, Connects ior Chc,so da'y Tsi
nt IErIraa ~ : ira S AND rur
s. 10 e 10 !" Limited Dinn,g can II a iA
Dining csD ".9 c9ngT,ss.ora Llmiei all Para, =.
night, sunday $50 900 a ~ 3;2o icsns,u ~
Limited AZ h1rqr ED E, u,J 9nins Cars 40 r,.
4,sO + W-sson'hern Railway Esr-ess da,y. S,..
500 y M.-raily fof 'hesan te q ois na.
rop 'o 0r.p POINT PoiSr c 90 AL NORFOLK
Charles Route 4 NJ weekday, a'e. wiiA rs,.,.s
ATLHxT'c COAST LiNE. 900 = II ≪S So. /"
Tamla Ja'.onyie IND cha'i's'oa. 900 80
FOR ATLkNTrc. cry. 10 p. NJ ve.sA...
For CAPE MAY. 100 4. N 100 and 2opx
For Long Branch -nssourY - arg ocean G-ov, ana ps
(sa,uriavs only. 2.30 $40 $40 40 sss-M n
T. II week days Sunday. SIS 9:f5 A. .fisI, g
DO not STOP a. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove re :.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Exnross: g % 20 : SO . go 10 io-n,a IL.
1910 II A. NJ. 1870 J. go 3 T. 10. se-
q p s i2.i5 night. sunday Express e.i;' ~
$50 10 Lini'ied,; 10 4. u. .. J. 40 J. q is
Ticket ofices: Nos. i33. oig 100 1872. II, 49,,
I,~,afwa~ ! Aston House md FOOT n 1esb-,..,. y
Cor,andt Streets; Court street. ~, Fulton str,
I;ron1w and Brooklta AnneN Sfgoa. foo' =. ~,
c,reat I,rookivn station Jersey CITY. The ".
Transfer Company will call for and heck has-.,. -.
hotels and residences through e. destlna,lon Az,
g. NJ PROVOST. R WON
General Manager. General Passr As,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long BrGrch. Ocean Grove 6c
Fer Red Bank Long Branch. and points south - P-s
Pleasant $50 Is 80 70 Rcd Hank s5 l03D ~ A Y
II 20 ~ Saturdays oniyl 30 2ij. go 40 "a
30 s:i5 p " Sundays. except Ocean Grove aae A,uv
Park 3ij A. NJ. 30. 4op p. NJ
For LAKEWOOD. Torn, RIVER. Barnssa, Park "A
Barne-a, 40. SIS 4. u. 60. 40 p. II
For Atlantic city. Cape May. Nlae.and and Brtg.,,
4:30 A. NJ. Is, + 81
For Monmouth Beach. ssabrisht and Hrhlant r.as
40 si5 1870 A. 81. 20. 40. 6.l5 p ~ ssn.An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
Citn pronertp for Sale

PRIVATE STABLES for sale. Nos S'o 2,' nd
A. 3i7 imst.rlam-ave: fully equipped WIN Liz ,"be
49,, improyenrnt: hrnans Apartments WIZ, 80.
,ancc dr.sers and bath box stalls I%Xr,p
closets: bargain. terms to sun 'ANOD y"
neatly co. owners. premises
RARGAIN in West SD street. between ric1
"A Park West and Columbus Avenue; IN pe'Ieor .,anry
- sr,.l, decorated: ready for immediate
,orr,s 10 suit JACOB SKINNER fsbNLi va
oyne 3i5 Amst~riam-ave
80. 49,. ,.oii,,c 7sth-., near Madison
Is avc rpUPPS q EASTON. ii6 West 42dst
HANDSOMELY decorated house; pertect pIu'',s ,,,
exposeD. cabinet trim througAout l.'"'
,.s,,n occ,,roncv. No 33i West ith-st
sfrcc, omen for inspection. or JACOB " Shi-'NE''
ssr,,rv ~, ,yrners 3lj Ams,crdam-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
(Anthracite coal ufod eycllslveiy)
Fog tracks. Automatic Block Sgnals

For Easton Bethlehem. Alcntown Mach Chv-k A.
20 rs o 10 II -. 70 Easi0n A. s.. 10 IA a.
10 Easton) / 80 -. 10 10 Aleni1pn p n =.
davs $40 rs 4 ii. J ~ so GO r. ".
For Wtik.sbarre. P:fst0n anf Scranton $40 A N
I:io. 1870 $50 7. 81. surdays 40 \. u
For Rendng at 80 SO 90 1000. ii'o Il
Sundays. $50 \. ~. 100 30. $50 Geo p NJ. II
night
400 500 5ij p N. 1915 night. Sundays LV ~
800 r. NJ 1913 night
For Sunbury Lewl-bGrg AMI Wiliamsport 4, 80 sr
o:i0 A. ~ 1910 20 73o p. VI. suuiaya 'l3 A, n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FURNISHED Gonses 90 Get.

CLUBHOUSE TO LET.-Furnished premises. whole or
~ part. recently occupied b. Harvard Club. II West
22ds connects with Clnrk's Restaurant. 23d-
for club to reduce and basis q nxed
chargea n. CLARK. - West 22d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
Conntrn Board.

a vERYs" KATOSAH Westchestcr Co. Muscoot
n Hlls-Fishng hunting. all advantages ., iaft n
near station free rides. September terms. weekly ~
s. Sc
,DDY rARM-Heauiifuly situate" m the l'ciawaf' -, ~
II miles from Pi Jerys. boating and hshnE. "s's IT,
rclucod rates; reference J. Il. PATTERSON sparrow
bush. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

House and cottages. Shelter Island. L. l.. y y Greatly
enlrged and improved beautiful music hail e"cifc
Light. elevator suites with baths healthfuy located
drives ard groves: dfy aiH-
phere Yachting fishing. dancing etc open until Ssif 3D.
Easily accessible 10y fast trains %! long Island nan.
road and now steamers M0ntauk and shelter Island send
FOR terms and illustrated pamphlet 20 II . W. LAWSON
formerly Of MURRAY Hil HDieD. Manager. Mahhaha't
House Suffolk County. y !.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

The following letter. containing prophecy which has
since become famous written to Uncle Danny Hanks
Who was an early day partner Of Lincoln in rail splitting in
Rock Greek township, Sangamon river bottoms, Macon
county, Illinois, at the close Of the war in 1864.
The authenticity of this letter questioned at Buena
Vista school house. Oxford township during the present
campaign and correspondence with parties in Illinois reveal
the above facts with reference to It.
Uucle Danny Hanks lived until Sept 1890, and gave
out this letter for publication, This letter only Of
number Uncle Danny received from him during the
This letter read
safety my country
CatOns haye been enrOned and an era Of in high places will
working upon the eudces the people until all wealth
the safety country than before in the midst the war
There is every indication that Lincoln made this proph
ecy and borne out by the following extract taken omhs
message to the second session Of the ThySeventh Con
gresS be found the appendix the Congressional Globe
Of that session. Page Their is close sympathy of sent
between the two The people Of America know only
TOO well how true the following is being fulfilled
Monarchy itself is sometimes limited possible refuge
of the people position could scarcely be justified
omit raising warning voice against this approach OF returning deSm
needed fitting here that general argument should be made in
popular Institutions but there point with its connections
hakneyed Others which ask brief attention 1t the effort
place capital quail footing with not above labor in the structure
1t assumed that labor available only connection with
capital that nobody abo unless somebody else owning capital somehow by
the induces him TO labor. Labor is prior and
dependent capital Capital only fruit of
existed labor had first existed Labor the superior of capital and
deserves much the higher consideration No living
worthy trusted than those toll poverty
ned aught which have honestly earned
political pOwe they already
which, if surrendered will surely close the door advancement
disabilities upon
all Of liberty slall be lost.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
HUNTER MILLING co.
POpulist Day.

The populist rally tomorrow is out
lined to the MAIL about as follows:
Governor Lewelling Is expected on
the morning Santa Fe train at S.35
o'clock. He will be met at the depot
by Caman's Military band, reception
committee and citizens, and escorted
to the Arlington hotel, where he will
hold reception under the auspices
Of the populist central committee, in
which all citizens are invited 20 par.
ticipate. The governor will be pleas.
ed to shake hands and become &C.
quainted with all who may call.
At II o'clock the governor will 60 IN
the wigwam and after music by the
band, Mayor Savage will deliver a
speech of welcome to the distinguish.
ed visitor and the people of the cOun-
ty, which will be responded to briefly
by the governor.
At 2 o'clock p. m. the governor will
speak, and in the evening, Mrs. Anna
L. Diggs will address the people. The
Milan COrnet band and the Calamity
Glee club of Belle PLANE, will both
be present and enliven both the day
and evening proceedings with choice
selections. Daily Mail.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01

Up in Nebraska they have stand
uppers" too, who are telling the vo-
tiers that to eject anything but re-
publicans to state offices would be
certain ruin to the credit of the state.
But Editor ROsewater, Of the republic
can Omaha Bee, who made an inves-
tigating trip to Kansas a few days
ago, tells them that 1t is all nonsense,
that Kansas is 10 better shape than
anv Of the western states, so far as
state government is concerned To
peka Advocate.
The arrest OF Senator Martin under
the direction of the republican man.
ayers, will show democrats what there
is in the prOfeSsed friendship Of the
republican politicians.
Again we ask what has become of
the old fashioned lunatiC who thought
Oyer-productiOn was running the coun-
try?
Vote for a pension to all honest
laborers over fifty years old who need
it, to be paid in legal tender green
backs.
The old soldiers should wait until
they are over "62 years old" before
they vote for Morrill,.
Vote to make the wages Of employ
es first lien on property of corpora
lions in the hands of receivers.
The Australian booth supplies a
long felt want-as place OF secret
prayer, before casting the ballot.
Vote for the election Of all officials
aud the passage o. all important laws
by direct vote of the people.
Don't let the 'bOrn leaders" make
you believe that yOn are born fol-
lower.
Lawyers and bankers against farm
ers and labOrers. How will you vote?
Ir you don't like it why don't you
break the bottle with your ballot?
Vote for enforcement of all good
laws, and repeal Of all bad ones.
Sound money is only noise.
Custom is the road to rot.
All ruts run down hill.
Figure with Carnes On Farm
Leans.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-01
Jerry Simpson at Belle PLANE.

A crowd of 1000 people greeted
Jerry Simpson and Judge G. E, FOote
at Belle Plaine last Friday. TIE
good people of that community, ever
up with the times and on the alert,
had erected large wigwam with a
seating capacity of $500 people, but it
was far inadequate to the crowd.
The meeting was OpeAed with a speech
of welcome by the mayor of the city,
Mr.. T. U. Andrews. The Calamity
Glee Club and the Belle PLANE band
furnished music for the occasion.
Jerry spoke two hours and a half and
was followed by Judge FoOte in a con-
vincing speech of two hours duration.
The crowd was full of enthusiasm and
good feeling. We are informed that
several republicans have said since
the meeting that they will vote that
ticket no more, and several democrats
who expected to vote the straight
democratic ticket will vote the Popu-
list ticket.