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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
Ebensburg. Pa. Nov. 4th. 1894.

NOTICE Notice 10 hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned. having been appointed auditor
by the Orphans Colrt OF Cambria county, to
distribute the fund in the hands OF Joseph =.
Fisher, anmintstrator of Siias Maggie. deceased
will sit In the District Attorneys Office. Court
House. In Ebensburg, on Saturday Nov. 24th
1894 at 10 o'c.ock, A. M, when and where those
interested may attend be forever debarred
from coming in on said fund.-
H. H. MYERS.
Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
ApMINISrRaTRIX, NOTICE

N Estate OF Thomas ID Myers, deceased.
Letters of administration the estate OF
Thomas ID. Myers. deceased. late of the township
OF Washington, In Cambria, Pennsylvania, hav-
ing been granted to me- all persons indebted tn
said estate are hereby notified to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
said estate will present them properly aut nenti-
Gated for settlement.
MARGARET F. YERS.
Adm inistratriX OF the estate OF Thomas ID. Myers,
deceased
Lilly. Pa, Nov. 10. 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16

LNOR SALE
pair Black Match II Horses for sale cheap
years old: will weigh from 200 to 500 earh
For particulars inquire at the office OF the FREE
MAN ccl2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
,r.I AND PERSONAL

4 A.
rr5 geese are now southwark
81 Tudor. one of Ebensburg's oldest
- IS seriously i'll.
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.,rt turkey ON Monday
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-,. Euru-burg on Monday.
r. ya..hr. one Of AItoona's popular
--r..a. was yi>itorto Ebensburg on
-Iag-
r. Register and Recorder James NJ.
--- .rars~ru township, spent a few
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IE WHber. Of EbcnSburg. circu-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
MtsceIIaneous Notices.

1NHE Ebensburg Building & Loan Ass )ciation
L will offer for sale at the council cham Der, Eb-
ensburg, on the fourth Monday in Nc smber,
LOCO 90. THOS. DATtS,
LESTER LARIMKR, Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
An Invitation,

our stock l. a. fair 10 look upon a. Il
pretty maiden : face.
l. h" newest. wOrthieSt ideas Of mems
and women wear are always incur store.
Take our - - calf Shoes for men for in
stance; also our ladies So dongoIa Shoe
hey Te made by hand. which means
tamong other good things that there are
no nails or stitches inside TO hurt tht. feet
All new shapes. too.
Drop IN and see them.
Yours truly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16
EXEOUToK'S NOTICE

INXECUTOR'S NOTICE
lJ Estate OF Dennis Leahy. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Dennis
Leahy. deceased. late of Washington township,
CAMBRIA county Pa :. having been granted TO me
all persons indebted TO said estate are hei eby
notified TO make payment to me without delay
and those having claims against said estate will
present them properly authenticated TOR settle
ment. JOHN LEAHY, JR.,
Lilly Pa, Noy. 10. 1894. Executor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16

NOR ALL THE NEWS. READ THE FREE
II MAN. q so per year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-11-16

When IN need of Shoes You can find a full
selection in mems. ladies. BOYS and
children : We quote you a few Leaders:
Ladies dongo:a tip button, Sl.25. worth
500.
$50.
Ladies' hand turned butt, $50, worth
Mems tip congress or lace. SI25. worth
500.
Mems top sole brogan. - cents. worth
Sl2j.
Mems top sole grain lace, SI.G5. worth
Mems calf tip congress or lace. Sa.nl
worth S2..5.
Mems Zip congress- all C in size. Sl.O0.
worth 500.
We carry full line Of mems Kip Boots
Our line of RubberS i complete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
ron rnr .co aMoN rnorLn.'
The work Of the Gazette In tue
Line ot PopuInr Education.

The work Of the Gazette In the
Line of Popuinr Education.
Again the progressive spirit OF mod
ern Journalism has blazed a new path
way and led humanity a long march
forward
The present year marks an era In
tho development Of that great public
leader and servant. the American
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inc progress referred to Is the de-
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are stil. unfortunately. permitted 10
periodically promulgate certain bigoted
vicws regarding the province Of what
they term "truc journalism in
novution comes home as an act OF
sucrllego, Stricken with deadly terror
lest they be forced To become tail
euders' In n procession leading 10
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afraid 10 scale they AFFECT To derlde,
and when they can no longer ignore the
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This great poular method OF educa-
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the application practically has uwak-
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In evidenced by the eager interest with
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An example In point is the new pop
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As originally published by the Gem
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

the undercurrent OF Texas politics that
Hon Waller 9. Baker win be a strong
candidate for governor. Might be
wor7e.
iliush1ro Reflector: Horace Chiffon
nppcdrs IN the senatorial jouat field
With visor down and poised lance. but
the echoes OF his bugle have died away,
and no opponent appears.
Marlin Ball lion. Sam Lanhan.
candidate for governor, made a tcu-
strike among the ox-Confcderates ut
the Waco meeting. rhoy seem TO be
very much er amorod of sammy.
Lullng slgnnl Waller Baker claims
he Us not candidate, and even the
ohcr % n senatorial robe would not
TEMPT him. Maybe not, but Chiffon
had better Keep his wardrobe locked.
jefferson Jimplocute. We believe
Charlie Culberson IS ihe strongest man
In the Democratic party, and Will poll
a heavier vote In November than any
standard bearer the Democrats could
select
III PaBo Tribune: Judge Lanham
Is IN the field for governor. There 10
80 Democrat In the state outside OF
~ paso that the El paso people, re-
Bnrdless Of politics. prefer 10 see gov
crhor u Texas TO Judge Lanham.
Hamilton Herald: Hon. S. W. II.
Lunham has announced his candidacy
for governor Of Teas. Among all the
uFpirunts FOR this high honor, none are
moro ucrerginE dian Dir ianham. and
OF those who nre IN the field. the Her
uld's preference Is for him.
Houston Age: MIR Lonham is
man Of the people, and stands pat
with them on the public issues OF the
day, He ls tine speaker, and viii
mako o most interesting race Tor the
nomination. No man stands better IN
West T'Nas, ana he lg thoroughly
known To all the people OF the state
San Antonio News; with LunhHm,
Culbprson, Cochran McCan. Stewart
and Stone f. the gubernatorial race. II
need create no surprise n your uncle
Iohnuy Reagan wait2cg on with the
bun He Inns the governors support.
aud say what you viii, Jim has Il pow
orful pun with the boys at the forks OF
the creek.
san Antonio News Lanhams candi-
dacy Will have the effect OF materially
weakening that Of Culbersou In the
western part Of the state. which until
Lanhams entry. had been regarded
ass Culbersou's sire nghold But. then,
CulbCrsuu viii not carry his own cpun-
~ and that fact will virtually leave
linn out Of the race.
palo PINTO star. Sam Lnuham serv-
ed his country wei la time OF war. and
reflected credit ON his constituency
which sent him from this district TO
serve nyc terms IN congress. He 10 "A
brnluy. levol-heHded ana good man.
ana Texans win have an occupant IN
the executive chair Of whom they can
wen Doc proud, should he be Hclected nB
the nominee OF the party,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26


inc srlllnE price OF eggs at ran
h"Hu'' l7 ''n'' u""'n'
Work un the waterworlH NJ Wichita
Fails ia 20 begin ON the 5th OF July.
Lipsoomh county has IL bonded IN
dohtcduess OF $1,000 and the county
warrants are now AT par
II ls expected that 40 tcnchers will
attend the summon normal at Liberty
nm Williamson county
F1rty-tvyn smIpranta PASSED throt,pl
Donison Tuesday ON their way from
Fisher county TO the Territory.
There is a corn feld OF an hundred
acres near Bnuauete. Southwest Texns
in which mo corn IN waist hiVb
AZ. t.T nt,c. uyt,.. ,,,,, u,,,,.
vile. had n CRIB full OF corn de-
urnved bv hre ON tho night Of thp
lpth
~, ,yto,sto,, OF t,o c.,t.r,yo,.,,.
~ ,.,,',.,.,..., N Nj, No
pipes are being laid along seventh
etrs,t
~ re'' sS' Sai, Ut S"et,l NJ NJ
~ ,,d, M, n' ~ NV, n,s
hsJ where he yvps min, tns
- ,,..,,.a,.., -, -, a.. ..,,,
oHS w uH'ttu si'ep on tne tul'vn OF
~. nm lr' 'u''u'l,h' ,nIVe "lliea rom
is.,Hn, wv Nm, ,g'' W '''u ''''"' VI"
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Mah p'',Iu OH u'c 1u 1l Wy Intue.
ahahs, Nltnohgn anH'llhE severely II
~ u'heN'u me- VIII recover
me rlIF t'uhtll ht leNNINaha nave
DuHvlI'u u" ,,'' ,5o IVY, o, nnIus W
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berland preahytorian church met at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Two Boys Quarrel und one Is I<IIIed
with Piece OF Timber.
st,.,t.,r fat.....A


Special Dispatch
Paris, Tex. April 25.-Tom Shaw. the
7-year-old son Of Mrs Tim Shaw
who lives just west OF town, was killed
about 1 o'clock yesterday near Fowrer
farm. six miles west OF town. by "A
young man named Lee Horne. about
II years old, The difficulty seems 10
have originated some time ago. The
Horne people, who rent ON the Fowler
farm. We're accused by young Shaw
OF cutting Johnson grass and throw
Ing It on his mothers land Shaw
went yesterday 20 the farm to cut
some timber and about noon went To
the house OF the renters for dinner
There were several other young men
gathered there, among them young
Horne, but no sign OF trouble between
the parties was apparent 1t was sur.
gested that they go to u ball ground
near ,Needmore school house which
was done, and on the road the aim.
Guilty was brought UP in some manner
and Horne told Shaw that IL he would
get Oft his horse he would whip him
shaw got down. and in doing SO
stumbled and fell, but got up. and
going to Horne slapped his hat of
Herne backed on and picked up a
piece OF heavy timber two by four
aud about five feet long. and dear
shaw blow on the side OF his basd
that cracked his skull Doctors were
sent for and did everything possible
but the young man diei about q
o'clock II is reported that Horne
went home and kept his horse saddled
all the afternoon. and after learnlpr
Shaw was dead, he LETT ana has NO,
heen. heard Of since. Sheriff Ham
mond and his deputies are out on ~.
hunt for him, but no trace has be ssss
will come and give up AS soon go ny ~
excitement Subsidies. 'i'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

that Cleveland proposes 70 fight what
he regards az the financial heresies Of
the aouth on their own grounds. II IN
felt that some Of the politicians who
fight MIN may suffer, though they are
oontendiuE for Just what Their con.
stttuenta believe In The situntiou IN
many parts Of the South Is said To be
such as 10 render It very important 90
the men representing those districts ~
congress that they should get homo aud
look after their ORGANIZATIONS. They
are threatened with n subtle attack
from the naturalization on one hand
aud the direct antagonism Of the Pop
uifes. an the other"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Waco News; Chiffon seems to lend
IN the race Tor the United states acn.
ate,
Abilene Reporter; Hon q. w u
L2nham viii fluid many friends In IN,
West who win hu pleased TO support
him ior govtrnor
Saeogdoches Chronicle; The pollu.
cal straw Ia pointing favorabiy 10
Hon Horace chtlton's election 10 the
United states =, pate.
NaNahachlc Democrat, Judge Bram-
leilVH enndlunfY for hand oomnission,,r
y receiving fuNoiahle consideration
throughout The state
Bryan Factotem we 40 not ciain,
% he q prophet but wen wager that
Seorgr Clark win the Democratic nom
thfe ioi eoVernpr Of TNNas thla war
Gainesville News; Our ticket For
tihtod stntca aenntor. Horace Chiffon.
Tor congress, Firth district, Joseph W
ham
TSier relearam. II Is whispered In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
rMo cLnynLANp cANnInArns.

rho Waco Dny.Glohc has inside in
formation that the national udmnis.
traitor win be represented In the com,
ing rcxaa campaign by Mr.. Seth shop.
ard as II candidate for United statea
senator ana by Col, d. c, Giddinga ~
candidate Tor govoruor That would be
a nttIng combination. Mr. Seth Shepard
was the leutar OF the Cleveland rorccs
at tho Lampoaas convention In 1899
whore he expressed the wish that the
free silver Democrats would go ovor
20 the populat1 For his services In
that campaign he was rewarded with
District VI Columbia iudscahip Col
Gi1dngs ~ chairman OF the platform
committee rendered large assistance tc
tho Cleveland cause by asalsunE to sun.
press an expression OF The well known
views of the Texas Democracy on the
subject OF finance The pcopie OF
Texas and particularly the Democrats
OF Texas, would like TO hear from these
two gentlemen at this iuncture. They
remember wlth what gusto Mr. shop.
ard declared az Lampasas that the
financial question was not an Issue
and with what vchomcnce he criticised
all who did not ogroo with him. Judge
shepard should. by an means, take the
stump for his superior federal officer.
The people or Texas want to soc him
there. They would be more than
pleased to get a chance TO vote directly
ON the question Of indorscmcnt or non.
Endorsement OF the general policy OF the
natnioal administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Brother-Your letter OF the 18th inst.
together with a specia3 Sspateh %
me FOR. worth Gazette. Is received.
In reply. ! win say. II you MADE any
charge against Rev. j. NJ. Carroll anu
Rev. 81. ID. Early. u was done wneh .
was absent from the room. dlu NOT
hear any such charge.
AM iris VIII say, you did affirm re-
peatedly. in the open session u we
board your absolute confidence ~ tne
Integrity and efficiency Of these breth-
rem. / am yours fratornally,
A. j. FAWCETT
Greenyille. TEX, April Ill notice IN
the Fort Worth Gazette OF the l3th
inst. the special dispatch concerning
the board meeting at Waco, which 10
my mind Is the most unjust ana I'M
true OF anything ] ever read.
To NV certain knowledge you made
no charge against J NJ, Carroll. NJ.
D. Early or any one else. you re-
peatedy stated. both orally ana IN
your written statement TO the board
your absolute confidence In the integ..
rity and efficienoy OF Brethren Carroll
and Early. cannot understand what
motive prompted the writer OF the
dispatch 10 make such false and unJus-
tifibio stntementa rhpred Your views
as 10 the reforms needed. and many
others shared the same views.
This foul attempl 70 lulult sVu -
sonaliy must sooner or later recoil on
'''s ''s' S. I. ANDERSON.
Waco. Tex. April 17.-Rev s A..
HAYDEN. ntsr Br0ther-After giving
YOUR communication serious Thought
and prayerful consideration, ! feel I'M,
pressed that It will be the wisest and
snfest plnn for you TO publish the en-
tire PROCEEDINGS Of the board meeunb
NaWff NnnTu 10
ba drntyr into newspaper contrp-
yersy with the kindest feeling and
brotherly love. / am YOURS, ..-
JOHN BATEMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

The Gazette has been severely criti.
cized In some quarters because, beliey-
ing that President Cleveland has de-
parted from the Democratic platform
IN his financial policy. It has been cam
id enough 20 point out these lapses "
the national administration and TO de-
clare the danger 10 the party Of such
infdeiity. whether II be wanton or In.
nocent Some OF our friends seem 10
be under the hallueinatiDn that what
ever Mr.. Cleveland docs IS right md
that criticism Of him Is necessarily unor-
thodox We do not 80 understand Dem.
ocracy. Whenever one man becomes in
himself It's platform Of principles, with
authority TO pledge II TO whatever pol
Icy he or his selected friends may
choose to adopt. It VIII be high time
70 bury the party as an offensive
corpse.
It Is true that the president has been
greatly humored By the party. and The
effects Of that blunder have been only
too apparent In his evident purpose to
pursue his own course. without any do
gree % Difference 10 tho sentiments Of
the majority OF the voters who elected
''''i'' ""' WV np''' vi '"''pN"Hh''V' ~
no more, and the people are beginning
"a call for an accounting. 1t " not
only no in Texas, but Il Is 10 throughout
the South and West. The following
significant uttorunce ls from recent
Issue of the Nashville American, a
,.,,.,g,..,.,t,., ., 30 49,. ,..,
'""' ''"' 'N' az
southern states, which heartily sup,
ported Cleveland for denomination:
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

some people hegrudgc tho little
money that nm Allceck's Porous Plas-
90 With pain from lame back. or nom
the soreness arising nom a cold. they
VIII spend any amount az money 10 re
llevc the pain, II they only hnd one 81
these world-renowned plasters on hand
they would be saved vnst amount ~
snlering aud be considerably richer.
~ the nrst sign OF stiffness OF the
Joints apply one OF these nlastcrs with
out delay, The sorcuosa Win be greatly
rclleVcd at once and soon disappfar
entirely IL win hh money saved Ia
have them on hand 20 say nothing OF
the comfort they bring
Brandrcth's pills contain no irritat.
Ina matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

special Dlsphlch.
Jacksboro, Tex April 25.-Ioha
derson, under arrest as accompla
the murder Of w. b. Bill, hei.l.
reported to The Gazette, attempid
icide this morning by cuttihf
throat with glass. The wound b
considered dangerous. John
brother Of the deceased. Is also ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

This paper Ia kept on illc and ndver-
using rates may be asceriained At the
office OF The American Newspaper
Publishers Ans1ciatl0u, Temple Court
New York, 81 from its Eastern basil
ness Office, IS Tribune building New
York .
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slgn Advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

All nowsdehlcrs and others indebted
IN past account 20 The Gazette are
notified that remlttauCCs on such nc-
count should he mndQ directly To this
lplco ana that payments should not
5o made of the same 10 any person
IuiaHs No exhibits special authority to
go collect
An rpmittnurcs should De addressed
to STATE PRINTING COMPANY,
Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Henounces the Democrats Pa,
Special Dispatch.
Gainesville, Tex, April n-n
Owens Miller. who was a candd.s,
judge Of this judicial dlstrlct
years ago and defeated by a sm.n
jority, caused quite a ripple q u.
ment yesterday in a card publ,sJ
one of the local papers in whA
renowned his allegiance to tn, X,
cratic party and says in futun 4.
cast his vote with the Populla, !,
regarded that the only mean, (.
lief for the people was to B, ,
through that party. He has h,r,..
been strong Democrat, and hi, "a
friends In that party are surpn,a
his action, while the Populists vlu
him u hearty welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

The travelling agents Of the uazette
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