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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-02

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is 4 certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-02
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con.
dition try DIR: Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse 81
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
The Charles Lyle Drug Co., agents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-02

THE PoLE-GUNN AGENCY ARE
4 the Roanoke dealers for The
Remington Typewriter and typewrite-
supplies. Repairs made. promptly. M,
|chines for rent3' 10 ~ arsw,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-02

JoHNsoN's Oriental Soap is the most
delicate facial soap for ladies' use in
existence. Sc d by Christian & Barbee
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
q eAzkauRgr caUsAoE
tt. Position II the Women in IN. Move


The Position u the B0nssz in IN. hsss-
1@nE-
New York. Oct e-Dr. Charles Il
P2rIEursr made Guc as his cnara cteF-
.a-ic addresses ~ women last night In
tha ALangs Memorial church IL vas at
q meeting ~ The City TieiIzuc. laaGls
~ The I7gurrl-sIt!l and S.zreeuth ~
ssslDIy districts Tns nesting was
opened by Dr. Forbes. who presented
DIR. PGrkhurs,
This question NJ women mar Dsen
before the public il relation ~ thl-
reform movement for sOlsc time sa5I
tHs doctor. and sOrneth!nz r. now
coming u H. The regeneration u
the city - q matter that should inter
EST every mother, sister and wife that
lives II H."
Dr. Parkburst said that polite had
nothing IN Do with the wOrneu's WORK.
for there 7eas no g1iftiGs In II. II wa
question u right against wrong. a
question " the tn comTnanGEaents Or
no commandments
IT sHH is e true mother or sister W
wife, sas should NE every reaOurce ~
elevate the general tone II Tho COM
fauuity. 10 Eaid In order ~ b-ing
auJut tA.s purineatiDn Ve must ts.ziu
witL tne EauHlciCfG! SOvernmzHt.
The dpoiOr said no had received q
.ssttsr from whDIs-gOuIed lady who
volunteered 10 starr the movement
among rhe women, and hs lad . IJn2
conversation with her about IL.
lettering 10 rhe coming elections for
=prernDr ne saids n jon think 3lr.
AN IS the Kind Of a man wag win
sign Bis name 10 & BIZ giving iii.
mayor ri.s power 70 remove fi.e bszzd+
II departments fhsn rose fOr lin. II
not don't that's al. and unless SIr.
I'm has hSssI recently reformed. I
hardly think b. viii DO n. 7 have
heard g rgmDr shat 10 Il fH@ purpose u
'fammany 10 iH,IOr~a Nr. COT for
mayor. o. Is q HaJ Hlea- I belieye. and
&c shows that iii Il trying 10 ally lin.
aa!f "lrA q DDIy fIfat viii lend resp<scr.
ability ~ lii rz-Iapsi5gn. In regard %
Air. COT. who has Iesrn mentioned for
rssr iOaypraty. sud rne proposed IN
hpfs@EaPnt " hiM Dy lmmmauy. 7
aav" only tHss ~ say I know Nr.
GOT, personally and veil and ! know
BE- i prepared 20 sink hi own p<.rs1s..
atty b. rlis matter. know what I
asa talking aDDHr. H. ~ 50 drsvOted N
'Ee welfare n h,s city that hc viii
l"Ver allow nis p..rsDDal ambitions. n
b. has any. - sg4ud between him
self ana hls duty ~ lis follow clti-
rms"
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
WOMEN ~ New zEALAa D.


Dr. TzIzzz e = ritss e IT, r=1g-~-' CT ~
F-=sze ~--rzG--
Ta7- :. De Wiz TziEla-a hlls Tlzstsi
Sess- ZoaLzE1 and tn ais Lszfs! D-s7-z1'-
z.rass -sc5raI s-yIe, writes E9s-e- 1tvL1z
"a s----r-s-gzs1-. II lie rs5l-tFy. Ul5c-s
rre very CzT7-ah.e n b. lefte- -ir
says.
arry-.3er s1-T-.gs. 70 Lae Is fL2t z
male srrT-z-s- e. s- fzI s.Lzs-- 7 found
.lszart Iads4S telling u c-air cZGs-
laara Il the bzL5t b1E and L--els-
-arD-r 70 rhc AEl7-iezl lad o9T
r1Elr.z for ri.e 7i-..- ~ female -lfsG-s-z-;5
III NeT II IaE-I I1 c.e=f- aiz'zH ~
h IN and that tas e-Es-7lz-z'-st p
t,e.1 made bers successfully l--sffa'a
II the ballot b1z J@zrafi-= @,gl1--.-
woman "a 1e-e elevzfl1Z rll-s ballot bf-l-
And -hy IL Ne- ZazLanI % Az .sz
II an--Ea-s alza stgrLd r1al - 80
afraid 20 Iet woman lave 4 vC-at 81
thyEzE man himself had Ia-ie - 2
.-a1d Use Of Fl. Ink - is aH-
a-es and the iurg-15atarl-E 7slJ base
ben elected 20 offer. a11 =rn a5-7
oJgyrlT the IlaHeuIfuss 11ra - "s
the right u Tgs-razes lg1E ~ 'Lr "
eminent n -trH--1rtE- - ..
can eirtAs. and So -lzt --l-E NJ ~
lot box has dYs- In fls. f'---f--s-s1l y
MAN. Man at tLa LalL1- blE is 3 fri
ura. Gfvp woman aillzaa- =.
not dear that gJgerll1tal aGa5rF 7-ii
b. made any tat-r- " tn eEzl=1 .T.-
they cannot b any 7T1-s1. Na71 ~
land kas tled ffs - EaEizEl =at
America try 81. II b. 0srsz F1Il ~
srsericl that n women had tla = -
~ vD-s they would not "=e=-.'e IT, p
fha rerVrafjOl og that theory T PIT liz
tart that In fhe last nlaorigI T. $ss'T
ZeaEand Of 1l1Op1 TgoEea EilJ -rs-
stored 9ffGID have Tptsf, 'TH.ia y tlz-
ia,5. no men sFho reziE.eFa-1 only ~
~ have vOfet THIS ratio slC--f 'ia.
vgDmea are more anxious ~ rN'a nan
mea. Ferlaps woman TiI y"- az
rsJlE-Ics. I E8OE the el-arar 'taf she .a
-rsEsylsibla fgr fHr F1d1 r. .11r Eae-
snce she Grst alto to- fgTJ.31-1 rrLts
% paradise. bur 7 rE.aE ra~ss a p
chapter ia That matter CE Ed-lle f-G.s
mt written. ! ra.IE tI1t hT.s go. 1sll@a
j.. saE I've eating razJ apple. asE7I
Tor = bite. and. getting BE- .@'p ls pyE
-s.s~ion. ate TIC ~SEt n n. and - e.
T.sfI.atrIp sENgk tie rTr- ~ fEDTa 80
plas. and las baen eating eyrC ssno,
r woman id Hrst fEaas1gess, czG-
Iys fDrzcE rbat sao introduced .n7g
1e world the only DeinZ sin Bas eT4
dl8e much toward saving ~. 3DEGl !.
mas started Tor suffrage. am size is e
determined and DegsaseTs egearfr
and >he vii Ee~D "a EGa! she @ers j..
She nay yff decjdc me s-.eor5gI5 LI
England and elect presidents To- taa
United States, 81 already st." j. busy
10 the political affairs q New /e1l-
an1"
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

Br1stln. OFT 7.-Chr1stiaSI EndAag1,r.
CTS viii he glad IN know that the T;lacf.
Of holding the fourteenth inb.rnatL,nal
Christian EsiGeaYoT convention has fin
ally been settled. As all know. at the
Montreal ornyentDn IT. vas awarded
70 san Francisco, provided a reason
a.Ils; railroad rate could h. secured. On
S1Ieennf,T ii the committee that yas
aDE,Gnted al the CIeyeland convention,
recfiyed BoTd from the chairman NJ
the meeting NJ the tFanscOntfneutal
lines that the meeting had adjourned
until sIL1e finpe In OctyteT, and add.
ing ''Pros{r1fs do MT -tem VERY
bright fOr any action on yoHr raatfer
until an agreement is formed" J-1s.
committee heiieyed IT vas not wise 10
walt another day, having waited now
nearly two years fOT a railroad 0tl0fa,
ton SOrTle may wonder Why they do
not 90 10 California without rail
rams assurance of q reasonable raie.
H. Is because ti4e committee of fslyJ at
San FTanltsTaO have repeatedly M.
yi5ed the trustees not ~ give them tbs.
convention unless q reasonable rat.
y quoted in advance. Many CORDIAL
Offers have bessn received by the e,,ni.
mites, and tbey have decided tn ~
cssDt Boeton's Invitation.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

Chico IN, Der. Preliminary p4ae.
tice firing ~ fiie annual army fDFapesi b
Ion b%ssan tD-day al ron Sheridan.
Iarsl>tnen B.Is0 made the best slores IN
the department competitions atsd ea9
were emitted ~ shut On tho tram b..
2an ~ arrive yesterday. aud to-day
more than a hundred Og EHcie CAMS
bert markSneY ysre o. tbe raHee.
reagy ~ sfissi fDF t9e gueh.c0vete,i
;n4tial.. Ibe dcpag7mcBis FpDYe4eIfsJ
are Eolambia C1l1ra19. DaE0fa 'Fea4s
Easi plarts. IassDusi Many 81 III.
@Dnpeiif0ss afe 0m9ne tBs bas, ric
Ssaots IA fge Lnibed asaies
The besf se9Dre ~ III iDfaB.rg fcap,
~as aJade ~ $ergfopt Il. wilson. 81
sgp.ep'b Infantry W. making J72 49,
n n Y9nsibSs m. P5Yaog i. C5rL91
VIII eaYsyg Iea yAe eagslgY tssp:
Wiz fepys1 VI tG5.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
FIGHTING IN CONGO.

araia &Dg hetE.ans II . stat ~ WarfArs
London. Oct, THE Exchange ,Fe!e-
ssraph Company announces that ylso
African Iaaii bas just brought news
pf serious fighting between the AraEa
and H4slaians in the Congo aiate
II - alleged by tEesc advice4 thai
the Belgians claimed y truce after
heavy fighting and that they than
hemmed 10 the lsraia ard rnaaaafrs,J
theTn without qusTieT.
another account says that the AraEs
commanded by Chief PuIuiiiza. after
truce, agreed upon conference.
which waA eventually commenced,
Bot aiInDat Immediately afterwards
the Arabs' I,oSFtIer na gazine eEpIotlesI.
This caused both side - sgsspec,
'reaci.ery. and fighting between thern
Eas resumed. The Ergbs we're syir.
rounded on all siees ~ ,i.c Helgiars.
and were nearly all rnaSsacTed. Cfief
f'nmiIIza guccsHded rs e$Ho ping. boz
fssc great majority u bls foIlOTery PER
isi.ed Ogcr ~ ctrlcfs we're numbered
among tho slain Tire B4lgIans czsl,-
jgyed >J.1tJ iakhH' wOTih Of property.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
CHINESE ARE SCARED.
JAPANESE FLEET ADVANCING
Reported that ser~nry shI7s Loae:sd "srh
T<osp- B~srsnS Down U2oa the
ChIass~ Coass--chiaes< Fo-res With
sSraSa FrDrss MO0ss

LousIon- Oct. "a dispatch from
Shanghai to-day says that the masters
Of several Chinese {uuSs Which ar
rived at Chez Foo yesterday repar7z
having sighted z large feet Of Japan
$50 transports. escorted By war --EglT's-
On Tuesday night mis- JapeBese
feet =sas then enaerinE the z9i Ok
Pei CHI Ii and after <Jszl ming .TeSt-
ward fO- some distance The cEys:---:
Dt the war ships and transports were
altered 10 about northeast Al t1e
gapane2s-e its-et war ships and TT IL
ports Installed E1E1herd 30 EAfps-
Their presence II E.1= gulf Of Pei Chi
Il has ca B=-,d the -r-zresJ eZci7e-sellt
at Shanghai AMI eEs>7Ehere-
In LOnd0r Il = belIsved that TIE
JEFsaus=e feet referred 10 A. having
BEEN sighted Il the e1EpetfitbOaary force
consisting u 51.ls0 19an which ie-fr
Hiroshima tilc JsPapsse headqDa-7e=-s.
u September %. EndfT Se1Is7d 1-c-rs
and under command Of F-i.}1 Marshall
Conn., Gyans. who vas Japales@ min
Eszer Of var z r5n taking cCZ1-1and
~ Esle expedition. BE- temporarily hand
sd VTer that por-folj1 10 cDe minister
u marine. Count SaI-0- This f0-ca
..'Aa-s NAs -7AaaA'4 aAs-+-Fssl
corps and was e=cJT1ef! By tEae sac0z.d
japanese squadron
s dispatch received at New ChwAa2-
Gulf Of Leo Ton, says that the Chimes
ara iu fun retreat from NGGEIzl.
which Is threatened By The advance d
liz IaE121sasE t-DJF~ from COrezz and
the Japanese fJr-s said 70 have b-el
landed near PD=rsl bay and MT f4E
from EkEsslau rerTIrfy~T Bordering on
CD-na and the Chinese p-Dvtnee Of
SIauenGr.a-
E1C-Aer report which reaches Lon
DIN from Shanghai says thai IL u BE-
lisre-i al the latter city that The Chi
EEesE- forces which have sssel defend
tE4- AlOuE1Dn have been hastily s1lEI-
iu1zsti from that place IN order 70 Dp-
pro rho projected JaE,A9esc landing
either in The GIlf ~ Pei chi Il O- ID
tine Gulf u Lao Ton Tn CilLnese
have I@el hurTiel,ET adding 10 tx for
EllczArIOls u SeW CIEan@ N EEriri-
patton u JaEI&ues- attack GpJa tgizr
I'Orr " Z landing IN It's nsL=hDOrhO0d-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

Dauger. Dcs- Gin the war de
pa--msHC headquarters here L. re-
cr.ur report yrVm aH American army Of
Gcer ln China, in winch the statement
81 made That Chinese soldiers rsceige
o. au - " = cents pr day, BE-
ln- six CENTS 10 fsEcess Of rne average
wage paid DT native employers, and
as q result -I.c entire army Is Ds-sO.tel
and blOarel from excessive wealth.
II this report r. correct, then the
Chinese soldier receives z higher rate
~ pay than the British soldier u the
M4e. On pap.g 2 British infanGryman
receives =. f,.af. y- .4 Hla G-4- Fo4tr
Or enlistment year, he dD.:s not get
over Is g-lry
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
EXCITEMENT rn PORTUGAL.


It prevails Oser an atszrI % tbs tlnr,
Madrid. Ocr. 7.-Anoo1din2 90 aGYiccF
rsr7.iyed here frOH. Lisbon. thu -Taatas'
exciteIGDnt D,rsyaily ~ t5~ reNfal u
Portugal II s. stated that iarS
uumbey o; POrtu2Igse naval Dftleesz
azgr.egcd ar q erTtalH pa age IN TIE
sy,esch which the King recently made
at liz Db<uln2 u f.@ Portuguese
eDrts~ drew Ny manifesto ia iAn form
Df q protest. addTss<.G ~ the nstiDE,
10 Hamey werr ATTACHED ~ iris Ics1i-
Henr, but ~ authors ars Known 10 Re
ncf II nigh psn{itiDG sEd iBhnea@a.
TlIe police haFs arrested tals iyaI
who printed lie manifesto and the
greatest excitement 3sas bls-B cau-1I as
Li%DDE Dy thfs nctiDn Bpra tbe parE NJ
The dissatisfied naval officers, In con.
neeriDn with tie dIsturb1Hee it Is Ie,
ported tIat the minister n marine, T.
a. DC Bflssac boz Nega FesTDjra. nil
tender Ills resignation,
The PogfuZua2<. atrthGrsdes aceDr l.
ing 70 The adylees refsiyrG here lave
refused 10 allow any news re2aFdfig
the action ~ tte naval r..'ietr4 ud ~
probable consequences 70 h. fple2rag.i.
I'd abroad, and the result Is that dis
information had 10 ~ gent bage M
mail from LlsbDn.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

View Orleans. DcT- J.-Bl1eieIds ed
vices via steamship John Wilson
Calvin g. AusDWI u pIEgsBurg. the
Bez4lSaieH American resident bar
bsscn arrested fOr participating ia the
July FsOFg although ~ E4zu Prove he
vas attending e. dinner and took no
part IN -Hc disturbance. He has laid
...e case ls.ggre Captain O'SeiI Of the
United States steamer MaFDIenead.
Zeiaga has consented 10 permit
American prisoners - land IN Blue
fields and #c-fle .heir affairs. although
Still considering item c1iless and no,
eEgEi ed % EriaL
General ortiz escaped from inprls-
OuIneuC a. AlanaEaa and a. revOIutg,a
vii doubtless occur snDH. Ortiz has
promised % ress,OT@ Ene Americans to
B!GeGe.da-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
WOMAN Ia THE HOME.
Cardinal Gibbons says Th.re IL Her Pro-
per Place

Baltimore. Oct s,-The sermon oi
Cardinal Gibbons at the cathedral yes-
Uerday was addressed particularly n
the women, and Ia the eYening the
cardinal toDk OCCASION N express his
views On woman suffrage He said In
part
To-day We honor the quen Of the
saints, the Virgin Mary. + think the
dispassionate student Of history viii
acknOHledge that woman IL Indebted
~ the example III Mary for her Gle.
yAted position both IN social and dO-
nestle life The church declares that
woman is the PEER and equal Of man.
Almighty God, In his distribution III
gifts, makes no distinction on account
N race, preyiOus condition or rex.
The proper sphere II woman Is in the
home and the more influence she gains
In public life the more she will IOse
In private life. While the men are the
sDTereiZns of the country. their wives
command them, and therefore exeFi
z controlling power. Ab0ye all things.
take care II yOur homes"
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
. HOUSE CLEANING PROPOSED


EsszEaGT-
SeE York Oct 5--A meeting o. the
women % View York 20 Organize m
opposition 20 TaUmznT Ezs held Las
night The m=e-Tug YVES IL pErsuzres
Of 9 special nOric= issued last TUESDAY
by John =. Clifford chairman Of the
TE=nry-ghirsi district anrtTaru usany
organization Supplementary 10 Cot
cnel EifFO,d's notice WIS ons from Mrs
Marx " fSrfcsy P0Ene-oy- inviting
such women as uiSbed 10 take part "a
the Increment 80 call gt bssr house, No.
50 West Sinety-zsErh streee Thursday
evening 70. The purpose Ot going ID
gsEEsr 70 the hall which n only q block
away
Colonel Clifford called The meeting 10
o-ter and Hrs PoEre-pT. who Is serik-
in-Ey handsome and who WIS at hgr
very bs,ar Ia the light erloreL zD7Tn she
wore vas unanimously ASKED 20 PIE
side As she walked down the aisle 70
the ChaI-- she was e-eered with sp-
pIauss When shz spoke she said that
New York WIS lIEe a honzs thar was
reeEInZEiEh hIEh and Il was en1ineufty
p-Jpse- that the women os the c5rT
should G-Eauizs 70 assizc In the house
cleaning
Misc Ella Bowls was then chosen
secretary and treasure POne-0y made
c speech in which h. said z large per
cen-aze Of The poverty and lnEse-y IL
the city WIS due 70 Taumzly Dera1se
TammaEy built p,rt-ars places with the
mBneT l-s leaders, sr1IS from funds
zeneraIlT contributed 70 relieve susse--
iGG Mss Kelly glrs- Som psOn Smith
and FzrIca, zL Indian princess also
spoke
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
RAT IN IT'S TRUNK.
Frra,ses Elephant CRATES EIrSss1asnt In
SsIu Frzscsses-

-sL1 Fra sc5se7z-
san Francisco. Oc1. G.-Tle Tesz s5.ls
s1sr The strange acIiCas 81 jess tna
cfrcus elephant which went ca q ram
rage early rlis u11TZiu-- and after
ty-ra king her fasreuiEsS and entirely
vE-rpcscIu. The cfrcEss- E1aLsrsi through
sFss. streets Of san Francisco Las been
dEsc5vcrs-I- Jess has always tr2f=EI per
faetIy doe5le and cJald b. handed %
any 81 ihe ctrcBs pes1T..c- While si1t
vas being F-1rS7Be-I through Tire streeas
this E15TulaS By Le- EespeEs they no
tscad that tal- biz animal acted as Il
f-euz5cd by fright Finally SIZE al
Egverl tsse1l % Owns near. aud one o.
inc Eeegers noticed s5s1lafhI-.S pro
t-7.Etr-- from tlse cad u lae- trunk He
pulled it out aad found that u Wa =
I've rat The elephant had b77zn lying
On the ground zsleep with her trunk
stretched 10 front OF Lar. and il y s1I-
POSED the rsls ran UP he- trunk The
animal c11tractasi the muscles Ok
her trunk and held tie ANNA! last
Ig-Esu the rat had ben removed tlC
aler.hzlr gave signs " great s1tIstae-
ri0- and made no further resistance %
being led bscs to Tie circus-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
THEY MUST zElxsTATE HEADy
The Railway Company Had 20 gIzhr 70
Da.cEs..Ee HIN


.JE.ch4r-s Him
Albuquerque y. 3E- Dct- J.-JBdzs
Collier ~ thH- tlsEE5cr and One Ot the
as7OciaEs justices Of this territory,
threw q byMbsheE inrD the ranks ~
corporations to-day Dining the a Z
T. strike, TrgiEEzsreT J. ". Robbins
u -he Atlantic Z Pacific discharged
Samuel u. EEeadT. a passenger cOntEc-
rD-- claiming 1ha5 h. was AZ \ Z e.
man Or was in sympathy With the
strikers Dir Efeadg denied the accE-
sa-igr but Ir made no difference He
then appealed 70 IN. court from which
-ha receivers u the road VTe-s appoint
ed and This morning Judge Collier IL
Gueu c1u-L rendered his opinion. call
INK upon -ne TEreivsrE 20 rainsEars
Heady 10 his old position The judge
said he had fully invest! gated the
charges gf rho --aiumaEre- and y
I-18frETe thar they ere az fault u
Eie4zdy Is not and never was q nsnnber
Og the l. T. T., and that ne took no
part IL he recent s7riEe-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
Arexsa Tfaln K,.,t,er. c.ngh,.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dct. s.--Two faore
Inen suspected of completely In IN.
bOid-UD n the Southern Pacific ~.
press train near MaFicopa last week
haze been taken into custody. 4
OBrien was aTesstsd yesterday I'll
Casa GraElde. ~ miles from The sceqIc
III the g0bFy4Ty.
He carried a revolver ana under the
law ran be held % days for carrying
cDneeaIed weapons Another man
wEo answers 10 the description NJ Ar
thur E91ers, one Of the meD yautets.
Was captured On the ella river near
fnma. Eoth iasa are hsid peadiEe
frtnAr saysssiEAt,1n.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13
> WHEEL Trust EoVy.
A Combination of she various Companies
Formed

Indianapolis Ind Dcr- Iy-Rey-e-
seEratfTes ~ the various Wne.i CON
panIes who have been meeting IN This
city for The past several weeks have
cDmple.red au Organization which will
practically give them rne monopoly Of
the wne.l business in the country. The
name u the new organization ls the
Commercial Wheel Company. II IL
seF.: 70 announce that 80 per cent Of
the factories D@rWeen the Allegheny
mountains and the Pacific coast have
allied themselves IL the uesH trust The
ry-s-.4i dent u The new company -
Dwight Swift n Jackson Mich Il
l. understood that Ene-E Will ~ only &
g.rv slight advance in prices from
heretofore u any -ne OoleC~ Of the
company Dsluz 70 manufacture and
Lnar.e- Its products % he most eaD-
uDmicsl basis.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

.euG@ns rhar tAry Er5sr reEOuHse
rh.-ir naer1b e-rshlp IN Z cs=r5aiE l1c-oE o.
.ar.szs-rsea or be discharged erOE1 the
railroad cprapany-s employ
After some dstscusSsson the Judge PER
rrfrrei TIE mater % 20 over unit
MONDAY waeu 1t viii again be e-alhe7i
sr- The name Of the O-sEasz ft.Og1 was
s1pDvessg,i Bat ii . presumed 20 Dc
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The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

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F-Ifcc--Dl provided for IN Germany
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The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

1 EZpEzszvrlr-v 0f the French
government has started t9- Malaga
car to have an understanding with the
iCTa ZoEaruEleuE- The cams am
hs-ssaG0= nan an matchmaking with
nc king " siam me result being 1nas
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The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

TT begins 80 loos as If The emperor
would have 20 strip Il Hung Chang
down 50 X and tennis shoes
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

DE- P1EEsCEsr continues 10 harry
tH1 feelings OF Superintendent By-rss
ard calls ro- 1Es seIec1iou Of g
thoroughly ruiLiiarT man A. the head
o. zne New YORK police forrs-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

BrrE seems so be q very good dtas
- -=ar hzntinzs warriors on. according
10 iEs latest adEiees from she O-ie1s
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

mt BE fscslysd b5 worthless lfzitaiiofs - 80
Girscs froEa ard gst lDFest shGissas y III
r sfai ozue free. Al gho1s stsfnbsi- FEED hV@'1
gEE 1873 E4arEnar Htfsst, Jsngsfs L'i1fH4D-
fsfyTids cent fOF GAMMA ton.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-13

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-12
TESTIMONIALS published in
behalf OF Hoods Slrsaparilla are
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Toys a citculation which IL steadily increas
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popular paper OF Pawtucket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-12
THE PERENNIAL ANSON
Caylor's Good Story About Him
and His Papa.
WHERE AGE DOES NOT FIGURE

How Anson Pere aud Anson Fills Answer
the Charge That They Are Too Old For
the Postofiee and the Diamond Respeo-
tively-GeneraI Goss.p.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-07-13
CONGRESSMAN McCLEARY.
AS has been known all along that

As has been known all along that it
would, the congressional convention
for this district which met in this
city this forenoon, renOminated Con-
gresham McCleary by reclamation.
This is ratification of the wish of
the Republican party of the second
district, and the nomination will be
endorsed at the polls next November
by the largest majority ever rolled up
for congressman in this district.
This result will not only be brought
about by the hold which Mr.. McCleary
has obtained upon the people during
his present term in the house, but
will also be made possible by the logic
of events, induced by the general in
competency of the party in control Of
the government, and the attack it
has made upon our industrial well
fare.
But Mr.. McCleary has made most
excellent congressman, and time has
shown that the people of this district
made no mistake when they chose
him to represent them in the national
halls of legislation. Well informed
upon all the leading questions of the
day, he has taken a prominent and
influential part in all matters of inter
est to the people. Every matter of
legislation has been treated in the
same thorough manner which charac-
terized his course in this profession
previous to his congressional career.
Nor have the private interests of his
constituents suffered at his hands,
but the most humble has found that
his interests were given the same con-
scientiOuS attention that is accorded
to the most influential business man.
Untiring in his energy a second
term will find him still better equipp-
ed far the manifold duties before him,
than was his first, and the influence
so gained will revert to the credit and
honor of the people who have stood so
manfully by him.