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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

n WIN Bs Properly Observed IN This
ciiy-ProErAmns ~ ths EEsToisss,
To-day IL Memorial day. md Helena, as
we'll ne tho rest Of the oonniTJ. will prop
erly otlobrAts IA Ia a national holiday,
aud all the bankS. courts and public ofiesu
will DO closed. Mayor Weed yesterday
iusnsi tbe following prOolamstioni
Memorial day has come 10 be recognized
by all olAaaea OF the people 40 the most
sacred Of the nations holidayL II should
be a day for modiialion and for thanka-
giving lhAt the integrity Of the American
union was mAintainsd. Our Rfatituds 20
tho living. onf aorIos and reverence for The
dead, should hnd time for fttlng eIpTes-
sion. PatfiotiIm and love Of country
should be taught ia every home, from evofy
roalrun, In every pulpiL No act of pAtrl-
otlum should bs omitted 10 recall the chsi-
iahsd memories OF the day. and 10 lmp;tsa
npon ths minds Of all ils full meaning and
the nobility OF tho lessons which ID teaches.
Il recommend that all places OF business
be closed from IL noon unlil nVe y. M, and
that all oitizens Rssiai IN tho appropiAts
Observance Of the DAY."
The arrangements for tho obaeTVAncs Of
tho day ave under tho charge OF Wadsworth
Poat, q. A. II. The programme 10: Assem-
bling OF comrades at q. A. II. hall At nine
o'clock o. m. March 10 tbs old eemstefy,
led by Higsins Cadet band. Ritual GER
Woes NJ ths grave OF q soldier and address
by Hon. Arthur J. Craven. Decoration OF
graves by daughters Of comrades and Of
Sons OF Veterans. IhsanHiliAFJ societies are
expected 10 join ths Grand Army procession
mud take part In ths exercises. The gen
eral public and the school children hfs in
vitod 10 participate In the oersinoalos aud
aid In decorating graves Of departed loved
ones. EH-ConfederBte veterans are invited
10 meet with tho Grand Army comrades
nnd march with the column and Join In the
ObserVAnces Of the day.
Following the exercises al the cemetery
the column will reform aud march by way
Of the state armo y TO accept. after the re-
view. escort by the several companies Of
the Montana National Guard back TO the
city and 10 Grand Army hall, Park avenue.
Refreshments. after the march, will be
served the veterans By the w. Il. Q. AZ the
hall.
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The stats Bank TAx.

WASHINGTON. May 80. In the house the
bill TO repeal the state bank tar was taken
NJ. CoIe. OF Tennessee. opened the debate
for the friends OF unconditional repeal
johnson followed With an Argument 10
favor Of Q substantial currency. He TOOK
mp the subject OF the direct issus OF ineon,
vettibls paper bills by the aovernmsnb
and discussed itfuliy, saying not autfic cienf
quantity could be maintained at par 20
oonstiiuts q national ouTrenog. Hs
said the system OF state bsnhs had beea
tried and had niserablJ failed. and would
still be dangerous ana disastrous system.
johnson concluded by Traising tbs na4
tional banking system. but admitting thss
II had some defects. which could be cured
By amendment. johnson whs followed "
Black, Of Georgia. In favor OF the bill. n
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KEEPING AT SAFE DISTANCE.
Both Sides Increasing Their Fighting
Strsngth-waito Afraid.

Both sides Increasing Their Fighting
sirsngth-waite Afraid.
CRIPPLE CHEEK. May 29.-Ths deputies
and strikers ure still keeping at safe
distance from each othsr. Both sides are
exertinR every effort to increase their num-
bsrs. The strikers vastly ou,number the
male portion Of the population. and being
heavily armed, they have eonnscat0d nearly
all firearms owned by individuals.
The general impression here 10 that this
question can he settled only by q terrible
conflict and tho people anxiously await the
end, whatever 10 may be. 10 the credit OF
the strikers. 10 can be said that In soms OF
the camps they have closed every saloon
aud placed guards over them.
The strikers now expect to be attacked
from three different points and have
massed their forces at Bull hill. The two
principal approaches have been undermined
and large quantities Of dynamite placed SO
that by electricity tho mines can bs ex-
ploded from the fort.
DENVER, May 29.-Almost at tho laat mo-
meat Gov. Waite decided not 90 20 to
Cripple Greek until tomorrow morning.
II is said he Is afraid the deputies will kid-
nap him.
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w0ODMEN OF THE WORLD.

New Members Received aud Oneers
Elected for Nest Hean a
Garne, Camp No. l0G woodmsn Of the
World, had a rousin9 meeting lass evening.
Eight new members we're added TO the roll
and ten new applications we're Tecsivsd.
The election OF officers resulted as follows,
Consul commander, John Baker; adviser
lisutsnsnt W. A. hoorsi banker. Lswls
Psnvslli olsrb, \. W. Combs, escort. j. ID.
Mathews; wateAman. w. A. Kolb, sonlry,
II. NasRsls; manager, George Major; phY-
sieians. q. A. Perrin, q. II. Barbour. wm.
Treaoyi delegates. A. Is. Keith. John
Baker, II. q. Pickett W. c. Psrdsilisn.
W. \. EotAw, J. II. RsdpAtbi Allsfnatss. q.
+ lsRIain, W. A. Moore, q. II. Coates. T.
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COAL MINER KILLED.
Employed in tho Cokedsis Miaes-
1browA From . Horne.

Employed in tho Coked.is Mines
Thrown From . Horse.
Special 10 Tho Indepsndent
LIVINGSTON, May D.-John Havslis. Q
coal miner employed at the Coksdals
mines. was caught BY falling coal yss,er-
day aud received injuries from which he
died o few hours later. Havalla was en-
gagged in srosyatiDg at the 400-foot level.
and had just prepared to put the timbers
In place when tho oAve-in occurred. Ha-
vail was q single man. 81 yeas old aud and
an Austrian by birth.
Z. Harmon, a ranchsr residing on Rock
creek. sixteen miles from here. was thrown
from horse last evening and received in
iuries from which II 10 ,hought he cannot
recover. DIR. Alton has just returned from
attending Harmon and states that bis in-
iuries will probably prove fatal.
Lieut.. Daniels, who vas thrown from q
horss nsnr Gardner. Sunday night m still
unconscious. and no hopss are entertained
for bis recovery.
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MEMORIAL SCENE.


one That VIII Not lie Equalsd In Long
Time.
In the south window of the New York
Dry Goods store 10 memorial seens that
for artiAtlo skill In execution and genius In
design will not be duplicated In this state
iu many year. IL is a decoration day
,eonos; representing = sileni city OF the
dead whsre sleep hcrosa who fell In battle,
over tho graves dies tho angel of peaeei
stricken Onen atrew flowers; q monument
rises Ia oommsmoTation OF deeds OF here
ism, Old muskSts. avords aud other i'm
plsments OF war. reminders Of AntetAm.
iJnll Run, seven Plues, and GsttysbutEi a
tabloAu ut moufnful beauty, a pathetic
soens npTOpos tho day. from which all may
draw now dfAughts OF patriotism.
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III. rn,orl,. Nn,inn

Nrw YonK. Nav 29.-Ths rich Fort Ham.
lltou handicap was the chief event on the
card and Dobblus was looked upon - a
good thipR. while Henry Of Navsrrs and
Dorisn we're about equally fauoisd second
choices. Mile--Pick pocket. Pioknioksr.
Madrid. taii aiH furlonRa Lihortine,
shelly Tuttle, hosy. i;itlg; fremont
stakes. six furlonge Walter. sir
Gala. lllbsli Hamilton handicap mile and
one fuTlona-John Coops'. Henry Of Ma
vArrs. HoInpipe. lh5Ai i've fuflonRs-
DAnc. sabrlnA. Califorsle. tO3il, mile and
ons-slKtoenth-siT Walter. en Excess,
Melody, 1;iD.
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A Great Northern Rumor.

Special 20 Tho Independent.
ST. PAU. MaJ 29.-Thsre vas o well de.
fined rumor around the general offices Of
the Grsa, Northern to-day shat the salaries
of the general Office employees we're 10 be
rsslo ed, in part al least. There seems 70
be some oredibiliI 20 the rumor I, 10
Itatsd positively that the advance will bs
20 per cent Of the cut. the advance 20 tako
odso, on the pay rolls for May. This gives
rise TO the expectation that the wages OF
oil employees OF the road will be increased
before long.
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u.,m.ny Icators I,rotost.

HrmN. May 20. A dispatch from Bsus'
cells aemi- Officially aays Germany has pro
tested TO The government OF the lndspend-
cut Congo state against the convention
with q eat Brtaln, by which ihe latter
obtained a "Trip OF lsrflIory which gives hsI
uninterrupted communication netweeI
Cairo and Cape 1oWn. Tho Gsfman gov
ernment pointed out that the frontier lim-
ts agreed upon between Germany and ths
Congo state in lsSl could MOI be modified
without the consent ot Germany,
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Confession Of a Convict.

BRooKLYs. Nav 29-EH-Jusiios Of this
PsAcs Kenneth +. Sutherland was to-day
sentenced to two years and eight months in
Sing Sing mud hned $500 for his election
frauds in the interest," OF John Y. Mckane.
AZ Grsyesend, last November.
A written confession by Sutherland was
read. In which he said ths, of his own
knowledge between 800 and 800 fictitious
votes we're cast out of total OF ll,502 "a
the second distric, alone. and the whole
number OF fictitious votes Vas about /. 600.
In 1892, according TO Sutherland, out OF a
total OF 1000 votes, 1900 were fictitious.
He refused to inoulpAts others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-30

The popular romantic actor. Mr.. John
Ghflith. and his commendAbls company,
will present Henry lrvine's version Of
Gosthe's sublime poem Faust q, Mine's
opera house Friday. Juns /. Mr.. Gnfiith's
conception aud portrayal OF the titulsr role
"Mephis,o." IL . work Of art, aud his long
association with the part enables him 90
give q correct impersopation OF his satanic
preaching OF q powerful sermon could de-
pict no more moral principles than this
A full carload OF magnin-
cent scenery Is employed In mounting this
play In this city. lta treat Of long
atAudlnR,
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Gurnmr. o. T.. May 2o.-Early to-day
Policemen Lester and Upton heard u noiso
In santa Fs freight car LESTER attempted
to ontsf tho car and was shot through the
head by the negro, who started 10 run.
The officers opened nro. II wM returned
bv the fugitive aud hceomplioea The ne
gro vas shot through the bod. lilo MADE
a confession impliosting smother negro.
who IL already Jailed, anu a white man.
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Ilu.lns.s raralyasa In Argentine.

LONDON, May 20. A dispatch 90 the
Times from Bosnos AyrsA dated May 20,
aaJs business is parUlyEod owing to the
tisc In gold premium aud the fallipg on OF
eGporta Gen, koea, In au interview, at.
tnbutsd ths riae In gold premium 20 the
bad state of trade. which hu aaid waa tho
feault OF drought and the low ufioe of pro-
ducu. The general ud not thiuk feVolu-
lipu likely. -Four brokeia aui two nor-
chants teoontly rallied with large liablli-
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enc It.lirar Tsl,rrnrhsr. /

DrSvmL May 29.-The railway tslsRraph-
srp held their election to-day, which 10
suited 10 the defeat OF Grand Chiei 1slo-
grapheT Ramsey, his successor being
Walker V. Powell Of Wichita. kau. Tho
vote va. iifty aiHs TO 0tty'aiI. ihe telo.
gTaphsis endorsed the action Of Grand
Chlsf RAMSEY IN suspending tse Omaha
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-30

lrSworoS Ky, May 2a-ConsresSmsu
DieoklntidRe will tIproaa no opinion Abou,
judge BfadleI's ruling yesterday. lie shya
ho will carry tho matter 10 tho supreme
court, lie laughed "a Owens attack ON
him, aud says ID IA sign of defeat 10 set
mnd. Biookinr.dgo will stump the dis
tIiot ,htou2 2hout.
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Air. cnrtar,. I.sniurn

The arrangements for the lecture Of Hon.
r. II. Carter al the auditorium on ThnIs-
daI evening are all completed. The tickets
have aold rapidly aud there 10 no doubt
there will DO q large audience. Tue object
for witch the entertainment 10 given ia
the entertainment will prove an exoep.
tiohally brilliant one, deserves tho liberal
support OF every one.
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Sl.5O TO $500 $#s $=s $#s $$Is $$IS $$Is

Our prices suit tho times, our
Shoes suit the people, as thous-
ands OF satisfied customers viii
testify, You cannot afford TO be-
without them in warm weather.
Mems Bicycle Shoes. Mems Ten
mis- Balls at 85c.
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Eyeryoos InvItsd

To call aud see conpls's Hue OF china
glassware. lamps silysfwarS a.o
Prices 10 suit svOty purse.
Best Eooda. lowSst prices.
N. J. EpWkHDA Park AVenso.
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GlGARS...
MUST Be SOLD At ONCE.
Prices Lower Than Manufacturers
Quotations.

We offer tho following cigars at
prices quoted for
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-30

Tickets for tho Orphan Bsnent
Are on sale at The Helena Music House. al
the foot of Broadway.
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j. W. Rodgers. of Pi.osr. Dead.

Special 10 Tho independent
WINSTON. May 2S.-J. w. Rodgers died al
his residence in Placer, Jefferson county.
at l;i5 .. m. to-day. The funeral will be
held at two o'clock tomorrow.
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Now is the time to get your Tar

Now is the time 70 get your Tan
Shoes while you can get an
assortment OF styles and sizes. I
carry in stock and can fit you in
all the leading styles and shades
in hand welt ana Mckay sewed
at prices ronging from
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
E1BREDGE.
Editor Democrat

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d. y springer VINO WAS porn ana
ro'Seu ID Nne county, got Il n'ucll
S'''"''er N''e IMAM i u! NE
Fc''i'' !" ''''''A 'lI"' il Nor'"o'''
democrats want ONCE III inns cooh-
W. 'ney "uSn. W JON 'I'' h'pu''i-
can parry 10 h'o' 0ci'"oe' Il you
want 10 se' recruits lof your party
Io0 WIZ nave w use So'lc o''le'
N''u u o"''' ANU i'S'' Noii'e" i'''e
'1Se 'i'a'' among -NoF'F'Fh Delllo'
ct"'s' LOT Ano" 'hcy are no' mace
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

We take pleasure in calling tn,
attention of our readers to the an.
nounccment in this issue Of Judge
A, J. Alternately. In addition tc
what we have heretofore said of the
Chancellor, We r"w say that the
people Of this division will be for
tunate in securing his services.
He knows no body in the adj.
ministration of even handed Jus
ticc in his court, and the poor
mans case receives at his hands
all the attention it merits and de-
serves, while more fortunc-flyorcd
suitors know that the scales Of JUS
tice will be held honestly and with
steady hand, without fear, favor or
q lection.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30


AS the time for the Jackson.Corbct
prize fight draws near the interest in
the question as to what athletic" club
will "pull off, the mill increases. We
do not care copper where the fight
takes place, but we do hope, if they
come together, that the niger will punch
the life out of the Frisco bruiscr and
the sheriff will in turn hang the coon.
That would put a stop to this brutal
business in this country for few days
at least, Memphis Commercial.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
Cbanco,y Land oa!e
", NJ. Medley Agt, &c
S. VI. Avery ct ais.

S. NJ. Avery ct ais.
Persuant to a decree of the Chanccry
court of Lawrence county rendered III
the above cause at the January Specia !
Term 1894, | will on
Saturd ~ April 18th 1894
proceed to sell certain house and lot
in Lawrenceburg, Beginning at stake
in the S. f corner of lot sold by W.
NJ. Medley to w. G. Bill: on depot av-
enue, east 60 feet to lot owned by one
Tucker North 1870 feet to Mrs, 5. H.
Bentleys south boundry line, west with
said line so feet to W. &. Bills \, f,
Corner, and thence south to the Begin
ming
Terms:-The above will be sold for
cash on day of sale.
W. 7. Nixon G.. & NJ.
Simms & williams Attys.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
70 the Voters NTH judicial Circuit Of
Tennessee.

Being confined to the court house all
the while is why | write to YOU, and do
not come in person to see you, 70 an
nounce am a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Attorney General.
1t has been the custom Of the coun-
try to give a man a second term ii he
perforated his duty we'll the first term,
and mad a good officer; and besides, an
officer who has had the office one term
is better qualified to perform its duties
than any new man the best service for
the country iswhat the people demand
and placing my claims on these and
other considerations, earnestly re-
quest your valuable support, and VIII
ever remember your k.uducss IN this re-
spcct =
Attention to myasny duties at the
court must plead my titucs- and faith
fuln.ss to the office more thm leaving
The office to clcctionycr for my rc-ciccr-
ION.
\ convention or primary WILDE held
to send delegate, to a judicial cnonyeu
ton. Ny claim. are subject to the az
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
Editor DENoCRAT:-

Editor DEMOCRAT
Some two or three weeks ago a
correspondent from Crowson's Fork
wrote communication to your
paper naming me as suitable per
son t. represent Lawrence county
in the General Assembly of Ten
nessee, and suppose that justice
to myself and any friends requires
that | should answcre the same,
and first l viii say that l am
not an aspirunt for any office what
ever. ! do not suppose that the
people will have much trouble to
find a man that feels himselfe full
~ qualified to represent their inter
est in the i s.s!a,ure, and perfect
wiling to accept that nigh and
! Responsible petition; fo- already as
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

We are authorized to announce J. l..
Jones, as candidate for reelection t.
the Office of Attorney General of the
ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties # Lawrence, Lewis.
Waync, Hardin, Giles and Maury; sub
icct to the action of the democratic con-
ycnton at Lawrcnccburg May 8, 1894,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

| have about 10000 acres Of fine
Irming land for sale, contain,ne
rom soto 400 acres each, with
God improvements, fine orchards,
gcll wattcred places, most of t
mooth and without, rock Will sell
rom $500 to $1,000 per acre, from
our to six miles from Nashville 4
sheffield r. R. ! will meet all
PARTIES desiring to look at land,
With conveyance and will enter
ain them at my home, free Of
barge, connected with Florance by
telephone.
Address
A, ii. Henderson
Bailey springs.
Ala
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
SATURDAY. April II. 1871.

Al the lands attached in the above
cause. or so much as may be necessary
to pay the aggregate Judgement OF
Sl46l. 81 as Of January 1894. a full
description Of said lands can be seen at
the Office Of the undersigned, being the
same lands conveyed by L. r. Sim son
Jr., commissioner Sc to Npa,hite IRON
Co. by deed dated Mch. 81 1898 and by
G. I. Hughes & !. L. Herrin to the
Spathite Iron CO. The sa le will begin
with the 100 acres conveyed by said
last named party.
Terms:-Crcdit & y months ard
free from the equity Of redemption
Notes with good solvent surety viii BE-
required oi purchaser ard lien retained
on the lands
W. T. Nixon C.. Z. u.
G.. 7 Hughes Solr
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

have this day suggested the lnsol-
vcncy Of the Estate OF n. j. Below de-
ceased. All persons having claims
againat said estate will file them with
J. NJ, Afford Clerk of the County court
Of Lawrence county Tennessee, ON or
before the LIST, day of November 1894.
This March 10Th, 1S94,
W. J. Below, Admr.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

Hon. E. D. Patterson, our eff
cient and able circuit Judge came
in Monday and opened court with
his usual promptncss, His charge
to the grand jury was good one
and if carried out violators of.law
will be brought to speedy justice.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

John wanamsker appears to have
bocn attending strictly To business Viii e
TIE other republicans did the calamity
loWl.ng. As result he at six han
bred thousand ia Philadelphia real es-
tate the ether day.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
Jhancery Tax Sales.
State Of Tennessee
d. VI. Tidwell ct ais

ID. VI. 1ldWell ct ais
Pursuant to a decree OF the Chuuccry
Court of Lawrence Co. Tenn. in above
cause ! will Oh
Saturday april II. 1894
sell at public sale at the court house in
I.awrenceburg the following tr|cts Of
and, the same being sold for delinquent
taxes for the years named.
Tract No. 70 100 acres in 18th dist.
bounded by Sowell, Blake and Com
mings, Taxes due for 1888. $2G5
Tract No II l24 acres in lltA dist
Entry No 1876 assessed to VIM. Gal
Ioway for 1888. Taxes due $40
Tract No so 200 acres in 1lth dist.
assessed to \. D. Garner for 1888 des-
cribed in deed to Nicts & Cootcs
BOOK X Il. o. l., c. page 204 Taxes
int. and cost for 1853. $500
Tract No. SO 80 acres in 10Th. dist
assessed to Martin Mei5tcr for 1882
Taxes, int and cost cost. $40
Tract no A. 90acrcs in 9th dist. bound
ed by Bnsby lands and Rosar assessed to
J J. Eushy for 1881. and to Vim.
smith for 1888. TAXES Gect. $50
I.acl 80 II F.rm lot No Il 1st Div
9th dist 100 acres. $40
Tract no Il Farm lot No 20 lat p,l.
5th dis l6o acres. $50
Tract 80 Al Farm lot 10 43 list Div.
1th dist 100 acres. 5000
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30
Grant Jury.

W. G. Bills, forrman; II, c. King
John Murrell, Cal Freeman, Joe
Ortiz, W. s. Bryan, James Spcaglc
NJ. +. Crook, NJ, A. Collar, C. G.
Tarplcy, J. F. Lumpkins, W. A
Gabriel, VIM Freeman.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

= New York preacher put himself IN
the line Of pecsidtntial Possibilities,
3 ould womau's suffrage soon be
grart d. va, * said that nodyiugman
Lsd light to leave his VT" aion' Y
With awoviso that should be forfeited
i Snc married again.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

Pastor. Services 1St, and Bird. Sab
bath at 100 a. NJ. and GO P. NJ
Sunday srhool at l0:O0A. NJ. each
Sabbath. J. NJ, Gilmore, Supt.
Services at thc Christian church
every Sunday at 1000 An. W. r.
King, Supt, Sunday school.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

The officers for the ensuing term of
Law renceburg lodge no SO |. 0. 0. F.
we're duly installed and are J. NJ. Ash
lord n. G.. II b. Sowcll V. G. W. J.
Lumpkins secretary, Dade Cooke Trea-
urer, G. W. M,k;n., wmdtn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

There is nothing the matter with the
democratic party or its principles, but it
cannot be denied that there are men
who call themselves democrats who
stand IN need of discipline.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

The Principal would Ike to receive let
tors from par.ugs who are Interested,
and from yomg people who want To 20
to school. ~ your letters ask for IN
formation, ana state what studies Won
wish to pursue, or what general line
YOU can take. All letters will receive
prompt answers.
W. TCuArGS I'm
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

What IS there in the atmosphere of
the bright and breezy west that makes
its women banker after noteriety and
IL ballot?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-03-30

Iowa's messiah" is smarter than his
Indian predecessors; he is working his
followers for cold cash.