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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-09-15
Against.
Recapitulation

No REPUBLICAN in the land
would be afraid to guarantee had
they the same control of the gem
eral government that the Demo-
Gratis now have that free coinage
bill would pass within week.
Enterprise.
Remember, readers, that the Re-
publicans had over twenty years
of chance to pass free coinage
bill. A Republican guarantee is
not worth the paper it is written
on. The Peoples Party is the only
one in Congress that has cast 100
per cent. of it's vote for free coin
age. Republican and Democrats
are full of promises nowadays, but
their only object is to elect their
candidates that they may continue
to vote for the interest OF the gold
combine of this country and Eng
land.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-09-15

Intelligent people. who realize the important
part the blood holds in keeping the body in a
normal condition. find nothing strange in the
number OF diseases Hoods Sarsaparilla is able
to cure. So many troubles result from impure
blood the best way to treat them is through
the blood Hoods Sarsapari!ln vitGlzes the
blood.
Hoods Pills are the best alter dinner pills,
assist digestion, prevent constipation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
Ur s,ys HE VAS NOT HER COUNSEL.

Judge Townsend. Of the United States Circuit
c,ur, handed down a decision Saturday reflect.
ing upon the management of the Massachusetts
Benefit Association. AID charging a lawyer. Jede-
liah X Howard of No IS Park Row. with CON
coc,ing a pan whereby the widow Lang might be
defrauded out OF her rights" In the published
stories Yesterday about the case. it was said that
uevward was the widows counsel She denies that
he was her counsel Haywood. in his formally pre-
pared denial OF THE point says:
..rbere ,s not a word OF truth IN the morning
nonsrs N the effect that / counsel for
Mrs Lang now yehman,. or tina, she did not get
an the assets OF the defunct Insurance.
Somnany left when l took hold OF the settlement.
/ will publish the statement OF Mrs. Viehmans
counsel "a soon he returns tomorrow, as 10 the
nncontradIced facts In this and ABIDE by that
ss 70 those facts. I shall also submit the record
70 the highest authority for an opinion as to my
conduct Either Judge Townsend Is In error or
am and we will see which.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
N1NTS FINE FURNITURE.

~ you are in doubt how you will furnish your
-A'fy house this visit to Geo. G.. Flint
~ a. ioi lCs. and los West iith-s,. will relieve your
aa on that Immediately.
80" u matter which has vexed not a few. and This
e mas at last struck the key TO the situation. The
80 are all made OF the lighter woods such natural
a., nght mahogany and oak. and beautifully I'm
-, Inc white mahogany and white and bird s-eye
s'e are the most expensive pieces shown.
A. 'he second floor there s everything that million
~ could wish for either furnish decorate his
-, one Of the latest OF these fashionable suits Ia
- 'h rs Of Mar borough. The frames are Of mahogany
a. eo'u WOODWORK and the upholstery u cream satin
;, ask Another beautiful suit Is the Empire. which is
81, nk mahogany. iniaId with brass and pearls. Any
So OF gold furniture. fancy chairs and closets is
81 a collection OF orbi'son tapestries. especially
The dis,;ey
An. grades OF bedroom suits with brass ornaments
a. 'A'Aa with coiored woods. shown the frs,
,,,, 'ose'her with collection toilet dressing
- mat would please the fsstdious society belle
i" are they constructed and ornamented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

Remarkable how well mamma looks, and
how she has gained in flesh. You should do
the same"
The loss of flesh is 4 lrifle You think
YOU need not mind it, but you are grad
uallv running down. Do like mamma. Use
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt every morning before
breakfast 1t will increase your appetite and
cure you of that dyspepsi ia and blliousness
from which you are suffering. Be sure to get
the genuine imported article: No su'terfuge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

not Justify litigation. will be satisfactory to the Bar
However desirable !. might be- do not believe that
such an Amendment would be ratified
As - the general system OF the state the re-
organization OF the Court ~ AppeLs woii De-
think sufiicen; FOR the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
EX-JUDGE COWEN'S OPINIONS.

Ex-Judge Esek Cowen made the following re-
plies 10 the questions:
Az to the REORGANIZATION OF the judicial system or
the STATE IL ls clear that some plan must be adopted
for the purpose OF relieving the Court OF Appeals
I am aware that the present judges Of the Court
be;eve that within the next six or seven years th'F
can tsoba hv handle the calendar. but II seems To-
M. very improbable. and think the people "i IN"
STATE should take advantage OF the present conv'h-
ton 10 give the relief II needs. do no; bell"v'
I'm two divisions OF the court or In assigning dHef
eni questions to different divisions II 1t can possibly
L. avoided Either course will result In conflicts OF
decisions and the tendency will be to unsettle the
law II seems to me that an Increase OF the court
70 say eleven or fifteen judges. with quorum OF
five TO seven and continuous session. certain
Judges leaving the bench each week and employing
their time until recalled to the hearings In writing
opinions would be as a perfec; system as We
are likely 10 get
see no great advantage in the REORGANIZATION OF
the General Term. No lawyer, with an important
case in which believes he Is right. viii want 10
sion short OF OF last resort. and LIDO not
believe that strengthening the General Term as
II IL called by charging their number VIII be or
any special value doubt II any plan OF making
the General Terms courts OF last resort except In
very small cases. WHERE the amount at stake VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

THE SYSTEM IN THIS COUNTRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
CONSTITUTION OF NETWORK
.,,cr,oNs WHICH THE CONVENTION
MUST CONSIDER.

HINGES AND LAWYERS on PROPOSED
,,ycEs IN THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM OF
THE sTATE-sHoULD Personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

Ex-Judge william II. Arnoux gave an inter
esting statement Of his views on the subject o'
reform in the State and county courts. ana also
IN favor Of the abolition Of personal taxes
To the question. What do you 'h'''N ','
s,i,utional Convention should do In regard 10 tue
Court of Appeals" he replied
rbere has probably never been court ,ha' mas
mare conscien;iously and persistentiy. ehde"Eo.''
=, keen nm with its business than the court oi Ap
o,s in his state. 1t has for years Deem .io,i
nr1e that they could dispatch all the business "",."
s,ou,d come to them. but the Increase o' "'H'''
and population Of commerce. and especiany u ~.
1.,r,te law with It's many novel queS'io'iH' '''
ooda q a physIcal imposslbiliiy for them 20 ~ 10
There are two modes by which the c"ur' '''. ~
re,eved: First by diminishing the business ''
h,, increasing the force. Two Suggestions nav
800 IN respect to the former; one to dirnihFn 'ne
e,s IN character; the other to increase ."e
amount OF Limitation. At present there j. a mn mn,
,,on ~ $500 in the amount involved Tor an app.a'
" ~. Court OF Appeals A similar moneyed '''hi'n-
ton exist. In regard to appeals In the '''"'
The Republican journal., 1894-11-15
ian will be the next United States Sena-


! tor.
In South Dakota the Republicans Get
everything governor, legislature and two
congressman.
In Tennessee the Republicans have elect
ed the governor and carry at least three
congressional districts.
Virginia gives gain of one Republican
congressman and the Democratic majority
on the ticket is greatly reduced
Washington is solidly Republican.
In West Virginia the Republicans Get
the Legislature and all the congressman
a gain Of four The legislature will elect
a Republican Sanator to succeed Camden.
The plurality against Wilson will be !. 900
or more.
Wisconsin is Republican by 10, 600, all
its congressman are Republicans, a gain
Of siX, and its legislature IL Republican
and will elect Republican Senator To
succeed the Democratic incumbent.
Wyoming is soidly Republican, being Y
gain Of one Republican congressman. and
the legislature will elect two Republican
Senators.
Ctah has been captured by the Rcpnb-
lican> just As ii il about to become i State
and they Will control tile constitutional
convention
In Texas the State II claimed by both
parties The Populists claim a plurality
of 50, oe0 for Nugent and the Democrats
claim the State by $4,000. The Democrat
ic strongho,lS have been heard from and
the Populists have yct 70 receive tile re-
turns from the country districts One Re-
publican Congressman is elected,
The Republican journal., 1894-11-15
Good rvn.piars..

BElFA>I I.opGE, No. sM. ~ix new nieni-
brrS wvrH initiated last Monday evening"
ana a very Interesting entertainment given
in the contest series Company b. Will have
charge ntxr Monday evening. The hail Isl
being fitted With a Stage, cuftain, tta., fur
convenience ia furnishing literary entertain-
nents,
Eastern LopGE, M. A. THIS new Lodge
was organized on tile East Side, Belfast
Monday evening by I. II. Fernald, assisted
by J II Hamilton Of Mattawamkeag, State
organizer III will meet Thursday evenings
IA BrAlinan nan Harry Shaw Is Chief
Tenplar ana Minnie CuGnlngham II Secrr-
tary. 1t the meeting this (rhnrs,layy EVEN
ing further charter members Will be accept
ed and the Lodge put into working order 1t
starts very promisingly,
Gro f. BKAsKETT NJ u, If jackson, re-
turns NJ members tllis quarter With THE fol-
loving officers: Y III. Mckinley, Y. T
Maud Morton. Vice TeinpIar; Alice PAGE,
Sec Z. l.. BARTLETT, f. 81; Annie Morton,
Treas. Susie Fletcher, S. j. T.; NJ. s.
Hatch, Deputy. Meets Thursday evenings
in their oNn llait in jackson. village.
BROOKS LODGE NV. s4, This Lodge N
Nboolling having made 4 gain Of w n-em-
hers during me quarter jusf closed ana re
turns a plump l9o lnemh,r rs With several nl-
dltions since. The officers for ihe 1ew qu.,r-
tr1 are +. ii. oItris, z. Tcripfar; Bertha
Brackett, Nlce Iemrlari Mae N. Weed, SeD. !:
II. A. Jones, Treas; 7 Iehe Eose, y. ". PAL.
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May still be Aiioat.


REPORT Oh THE SINKING Or ~HiF NANHoE
roNIKAplt TED.
EVANSVILLE. O,, Nov :, lhr relatives N
Col. Fred Graut IN this city are overjoyed at
the receipt Of private adyifes to-day from
Seattle, Wash, containing a complete de-
niai of the story that the ivanhOe WAS seen
To - down. Capt. Peterson Of the Fanny
Durar averred that he the vessel SIMS
on sent 2H- The crew oi the Columbia just
arrived, claim that they SAW the IvaMnoe on
Sept- 2', standing ont N sea ~ miles off
Cane FItttrry. The stl PASSED cose bN,
and the Ivanhee was in good condition. The
owner oi the Iyanh"r writes Grant family
that Capt. Prrerson's story is clearly dis
proved, aud that the missing Vessei is prob
ably safe, though POSSIBLY disabled.
The Republican journal., 1894-11-15


fOLlrIe ~ POINTS. llenIA Nattelson
SAYS Mi thc eicctNnS fur an entire year
NJ haS been peTceptihle " thv eloSe ph-
server Of passing events that 3ie Demo
cratic party ltis heen marching thiou4ll i
siaN-hteI mouse ahd On Ne>Hay u StelaS
+" nave NlefltN INTO lht open 7ldNt lnal
EaWhed 10 receive H. lFfe j. u tI', iihN-
ItVnd 'iial II Nlt pH lesulF leN tleice
RA'll M ilAS ttttl H heW plfth 'i iAlt-ilN
Ml g"uiA-T IN ltAS eelnl'leA!7n lI''Ne
itSS thin NJ" Neals M illsaha' 4ga''NIr
N!lip NHdlle'i i -lta' AllAN N-.-. l-A- N3iANl
t'iaMl h4Pn-h expenses alt s}il a w s@
il tAN h"i-f47llf90d "l ~ 0't. NtNll
'@N inliiAt ll4il eN'tUllNN f9liiiil'e''"
ile', }tI3aNNeiA i1iNN ~ ~. 'rl}ill N3'N
li NaNhl thN 4sfA4N eliN NNiili44lsseN ~ tiitikf
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t1N Nl- 8ff#At liith'iS W4iANlfft4 All}
KEN liatl 't4f takGh tilN ti1ihAHa#4A4 Nm NlNi
iHMMAAA 4ha llE'i llri-es lts4i areA ihN-e
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s.4lri tNelat @5tS lllAt thfle iiS iH llihlsE
tH laN n Nt7i4sr.tt N''lt4l3AfA Ny iiA9A aS
Saiga iMs Rli1isA iilvnH' tiiil hH "aS eNlA
lh9 Anlne tq eRhilh'se lllS n-up d-'!lil>t l4le
tan1i y" that y Weuii stlil iii'isl increase
tnSiahd revenues. ne "lh NO" h1Ne l."
wire lns London entertainers thal 'Fis
pians haNe MlaeaNed. ne pe"P!N Y
Nest ilElu3a ANNe ~ Nse ~ liis services
~ lhe tNRll8t4An " l'is present Jern. ..-.s.
When Chairman Thurman, VI the ohio
Democratic >tate Committee. was forced
by TIL, returns 20 recognize the TACT that
the state mad gone herufiie2n by over
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MEMS or THt WEEK.

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dent in addition to the enhancement of
the civil service law last week contem-
mates and now has before him = nlan which
nnts the chiefs Of divisions and messen-
acrs II, executive departments storekeen-
ers and ,raugers and others IN the internal
revenue service III the civil service. IN
tensions in other directions are contem-
plated. Bland acknowledges his defeat
and deep is the Grief and lond the wall in
the free silver camp. For twentv-two
wears in succession. ever since 1872 the
Hon. Richard II. Bland has represented
the eighth Missouri district He seemed
To have life lease Of his seat ana to BE AZ
secure in the affections Of his people as
Mr. Holman Of Indiana. There will be
some queer fish in the next Congress. For
instance, Mi. Saurherrins from the second
Wisconsin,. Mr.. Fithian of the 17th llli-
nois district will have to hurrv up His flee
Ship hill if lie intends to pass I'LL lie is
among those elected to STAY lit home
Il il believed that Attorney General Olncy
viii soon resign his position He is anx-
ialls to return to private life and be freed
from the drudgery and Responsibility OF
his office. III. The November returns To Tile
department 81 agriculture ~ thr rates III
NirG ler acre make tile average III corn
l-.7, Which is about | - bushels above
the Yield indicated by the condition fig
ufts III October This is the lowest rate
of yield that has occurred since 1ssl The
yield OF hay for 1891 averages for the
The Republican journal., 1894-11-15
Personal.

.a,,, un, T.rs, rlen A'Nooa + " in'erPort va "
s'
Mrs. Samuel Morse visited friends in Rock
'"n' '''s' " eeA
- = Dickioro' Esq' OF burnham was ~
to"h Moh'ay'
II III f-' Nash returned TUESDAY from 4
N's'V y iiienus = Dostoh'
~ r. Nfiichetf TOOK the tram Monday for
''''''''>''' '''P " '''''o"
MISS MINNIE Spauldlng went to Boston
MONDAY ter VISIT g friends
,aft' HI srph farwtil n lnlfy went to
i'oeNi'f'l' lh"rSaaN ~ steamer
Miss Carrie l.. Gilmore IN Visiting friends
in somervlle ana Lawrence, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. THOMPSON returned
last Thursday from visit to = ston
Mrs. Charles H. Stevens r4rurnYa FriiItv
from 4 Visit tc friends HI Eltsworth.
Geo. A B,ilpv sya. Hi pa.+.,, .,,a
bury, Mass, lasr weelx buYing sl4jglIs
Mrs. Enbar+ Wl,i1..l,o.4 .,..l a..,,1.,.+
Went To- Ianpor I'm s,i.,, II, ,i.,tr r..i.,t5,-.s
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The Republican journal., 1894-11-15

at Detroit, Michigan. November Is. ii,
and ID, The topic of his address was
what does the denomination owe its
colleges, and what do It's colleges owe the
denominationM ...... Tile Maine Central
railroad received two more new loeomo-
tives Saturday. They bear the numbers
u and 81, and are first class engines, cap
able Of heavy service. 4. News has been
received in Bangor of the death in Cripple
Creek, Colorado, OF Thomas @ Brien of
Brewer
The Republican journal., 1894-11-15
Obituary.

Mrs. Frances f. Welch died at her holne
on Northport avenue Nov. 9Th II the n7th
year NJ her age. Mis-. WeIch MIS- born i'll
Northrort, and was \ daughter " the laTe
William Mahoney, ana widow Of the latt
Capt. Mark H Welch Of Belfast OF her
fathers family four sisters and two brothers
survive her, Horatio Mahoney Of Belfast,
Mrs Josephine Howard of Rock port Mrs.
+. a. Mahouty Of Searsmont, Edwin MI and
Misses Althea and Della Mahoney of North
port Of her own family seven children re-
main, Capt. WIN. f., Horat:o NJ, Misses
Fannie and Clara ], of Belfast, Mrs. Helen
S. Pickering and Miss Mary f. Welch of
Salem, Mass, and Albert G. Wecl OF New
Bedford. Mrs. Welyh was of very r-tr-
ng and domestic tastes, strongly devoted to
her family Of Kind heart and willing hand
While lItr immediate family feel sorely the
loss Of a Kind and LOVING mother, tie neigh
hors and her many friends will Join with
them IN sincerely mourning tile loss of one
known W ~ faithful in AL the Walks NJ life
Andrew Il Mudgett died No#, 5tA, at lis
home On tile Belmont Corner Road, at the
age OF - years. EIewa horn IN Prospect in
tAe part now iii. llded III the town nj Stacl-
ton springs. an@ ctne w Belfast in earlY
mauhooa. MI 4ligsgeA n trucking anl epn
thau tlat ut aAA rher YnreFn ltl this vaiH-
ity INV Afterwards -apt ottt laG Aot.i ta
W,Aftn. 'Nuei Ar ii>ed sevesa yeaI,, re-
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Lirpublltan 'Jollrnal.

I IS THE PAPER for Nalne sea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

between Portland aud Oregon City.
One afternoon about 2:Sl o'clock the
Senator backed out OF her wharf and
started on the afternoon trip TO Ore
gon CITY. and when near the Stark
street ferry her boiler exploded.
Four or five men were killed and as
many wounded and MANNED for life,
and Charley was among the killed,
The boat was a complete wreck, Tho
floating hull was tOwed TO the Oregon
railway ana navigation company
ferry landing, where it remained
until the high water the following
spring carried il down the Columbia
..Yes, sir. believe there is such
things as hoo3oos. Gimme another
chaw O. tegbackern And the old
man s.rol;ed his long. white beard
and fixed his eyes steadily upon d
hole in the wharf, and his mind re
vorted back to the days when he
steamboated on the Columbia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
He WAS gxPgRIM sNrINo.

IN His Desire to Discover New Cota-
bnl.tots tie Bothered the Water.
The young man on the opposite
side of the table studied the bill OF
fare for some time. while the waiter
stood on one leg with his ear held
out for the order. and then he said
Il want some of that hominy and
side order of maple syrup, little
Of the spinach, some sweet corn and
u cup OF chocolate
The waiter slowly moved his lips
in amazement and had the order re
peated He smiled and started away,
and the young man looked after hin,
frowning
'.Confound these waters, he said
IL suppose they eXpecJ man to
order something conventional, like
steak and coffee or liver ana bacon.
You did pat in queer order. y
was suggested.
"Oh. | don't know. 1t may turn
out to be good combination. In
experimenting all the time. y
"fxperimenting3"
Yes; | try new com binattons.
How did people ever find out that
Jelly and roast duck go together
How did they ever get on TO spring
lamb and mint sauce, pie and cheese
steak and mushrooms, and 30 on.
Why by trying new combinations
/ order whatever strikes my fancy
and in that way l get some gooC
\ combinations
What are some you have dis
covered2"
Scrambled eggs and cranberry
sauce is one. Cold pigs feet ant
lemon ice is another. Did you evei
/ dip slices OF banana into hot boul
/ lion! of course not There are NJ
fixed rules about things-you mus
/ exDeriment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
The TAX cArngReR.

The take, Of the people % this
country equal about $40 % each IN
habitant
Finland is the least taxed eDuutry
.in Europe. The total tAxes amount
70 only 81 per head Of population
The revenue .. nations raised most.
Is By taxation has trrblrd since 1850.
increased over 1--we times since 1910.
and fifty hve times since issO
There arc 2,gsg persons in Great
Britain who pay tar ON an Income d,
more than g., 600 year, and g7s who
pay taxes on more than EtO. oCD
The people Of Italy arc The most
heavily taxed % any civilized nation.
The state taxation equals TWENTY-FIVE
per cent 81 the earnings 81 tho people.
The revenue ~ the United states
government last year WIS slss. SIS. SO
Of which all bat 5000. 900. from thu
sale Of public lands, was derived from
taxation
The people Of the United states pav
more taxes than the people Of any
other nation on the globe. The esti.
mated total 81 national and local tag.
alton is $3.50. 600 Goa
Coffee is taxed SOC a ton In France.
ESQ in Italy, $50 in Austria As in
Portugal, Eea in Norway. $50 In Ger.
many and Spain. SIS Ia Russia aud
EIi IN Great Britain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
NOT WIDELY KNOWN.

The title rabbi means master or
teacher.
Ireland's linen industry employs
100, 600 persons.
There are 10000 more women than
men in the District of Columbia.
The largest theater in the world is
the Paris opera house. Itcovers three
acres.
One mile of the hairspring wire
used in watches weighs less than half
pound.
Gnnter's chain, used in measuring
land, vas invented by Edmund Gun
ter in 1908.
The great aqueduct which supplied
Carthage with water was seventy
miles long.
A writer in Chambers Journal
claims that the English language is
spoken at present by lis, 900, 600
Rhode Island, which has 31s people
to the square mile, is the most
densely populated of the United
States.
hand, and five minutes were spent in
making one. Now machine rattles
out sixty in a minute.
The West Indies include manv
islands under British, Dutch and
French rule, and the republic OF
Haiti The total area is almost 100. 600
square miles, and the population
8, 800, 900.
Chamois skins are not derived from
the chamois, as many people suppose,
but are the flesh side of sheep skin.
The skins are soaked in lime water.
and in a solution of sulphuric acid.
Fish oil is then poured on them and
they are soaked in potash.
There is but one Dothan in the
United States. II is in Atchison
county, Mo. There is but one Dotham
in the United States 1t is in Column
bus county, N. c., and there is but
one Dothen, and it is in Henry cou.ty,
Ala. The original Dothan, after
which the three foregoing places
were intended TO be named Is in
Palestine, west Of the sea Of Gaiilee.