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YOUNG WOMEN MlNSTRELS.
They VIII Give an Entertainment
Tonight for Charity.

BHgh new Jokes have been rehearsed
by the members Of the Young Ladies'
Charitable Society, of Yorkyllle, who
VIII CIV a minstrel entertainment for
the benefit Of the poor in the Lexington
Avenue Opera-House tonight
Ihere was an Outburst OF Indignation
from n OF the fairest members Of
me troupe when yesterday afternoons
rehearsal was in progress. She was a
bcautlful, bewitChing brunette. with Lip
dreamy eyes, who voiced the feeling az
many OF her sisters. Never, she said
Rever would. she wear duubl,ts ami
use, even II millions were crying for
Ihe whole company became indignant
! the very mention of these words. So
repulsiVe TO modest maidenhOol and
' there was LANCER of a break-up there
ana then. Suddenly II wa discovered
that nobody had ever said the member
OF tne company must wear dOublets
ana nose. AS a ~precaution against Inc
posslbinty OF such n thing, however, a
resolution was passed that the member
Of The. company should all wear black
Elton jackets, white shirts, with stand
UP collars. black cravat1 and black
Instructions were then given in III,
art OF making-up. and a victim wa,
singled out n transformed into "a
colored lady" by an application OF
burnt cork and grease.
The Soeietyss officers are Miss Sylvia
lsaacs. Ereeident; Miss Maiyina New
man vtce.P refident and Hiss Kat,
. col r. 1du& II 1&4IIf&E M
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CANARY IS FIRM, TOO.
VIII Resort to Extreme Measures
to Keep Fnir Lillinn.

Litigation can scarcely be avoided be-
first part. and Lilliln Russell. party Of
the second part. .
Mr.. Canary is in the city to-day, hav-
ing returned from the West In answer to
his partners request. He Joins with Mr..
Lederer in saying that extreme meas
urea for relief will be instituted by the
managers In the event OF Lillian tearing
herself away from their control after
Saturday next.
Although 1t has been we'll understood
that Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau have been
very anxious to enroll Miss Russell In
their ranks. and 1t Is popularity believed
that II she withdraws from Canary d
Lederer's management she VIII go with
Mr.. Abbcy's firm. the latter gentleman
says he does not care to talk about
business matters until the details are
completed.
This is an ambiguous statement. and
vet Mr.. Abbey added that he hadn't. dis
cussed the matter of Al offer with Miss
| Russell. A MIR. Pifer, who appears to
speak for Miss Russell. say she has
had q splendid offer to sing a great pro
duction of "Girofle-Giroha" and "The
Grand Duchess in London next season,
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DON'T LIKE THE COACH HORN
Hut sleepy Kickers Have SO Far
uccn Unable to Obtain Relief.

nccn UnnbIc to Obtain Relief.
Residents in the nelghborhood OF Madi-
son avenue and Thirty-third steet were
not n little Interested in the coaching
trips between the Hotel Waldorf and
Philadelphia when they began a few
days ngo, but an entirely unexpected
feature has arisen which has caused
them TO wish that the man who In
vented tally-ho trips had been paralyzed
one the eve OF his discovery.
The Philadelphia coach Is kept over
night in a stable In Thirty-seceond street
The residents of the locality are not, as
the coaching parties necessarily are.
This didn't bother the sleepers., how
ever, until the gally caparisoned bugler,
who Is an Important auxiliary to- the
every morning at daybreak for the
events shortly to follow.
The bugler's chest swells with pride as
he cheerily blows Il "tan-ta-ra' that can
unappreciative hearers toss uneasily In
their beds n involuntarily reach for
bootjacks and shotguns.
Verbal suggestions to the trumpeter to
cut out this act proved unavailing and
the sufferers appealed to Capt. Max
Schmittberger. of the Tenderloln police,
for relief.
The Captain investigated and learned
that the horn-concert was not for the
purpose OF drawing n crowd of purchas-
ers. but solely an artistic effort to get
the horn and the bugler's wind appara-
tus In good working order for the days
festivities. Hence 1t was not a viola.
ton of law and could not be classed with
he commercial performances OF fish
vendors on tin-horns.
The Captain was obliged to report that
he had no Jurisdiction In the matter, and
the Mayors office was appealed to with
like result.
u 1900. ttt-t- a.. " | -
pyrotechnics will be continued unless
his suffering hearers can convince the
Board of Health that they are detrimen.
tai to the public health and consequently
n nuisance.
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Cigarette League Officers,

hnti-Cigarette League, NJ. D. Y. g. 4, has
elected the following officers: President, Henry
Welnstein: Vice-President. Abraham Klelnman;
Isidor siegeltuch Directors. Vladimir
Dorfman. Benjamin Reich. Arthur c. Mandcll,
Michael Rubenstein, Henry Fried, Joseph Fried
man, Morris /" GreenberR. Henry Meyer, Abram
Rosenberg. Julius Fischer. Samuel spielholz,
and Leo Lesser.
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You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday Worldf


For 81. AIMS fair. which will continue until
May 8 in Webster Hall, the pastor. Rev. Morgan
J. o'Connell. has arranged for a grand concert
tonight by Diller's Orchestra, together with many
other Interesting features. An order for a box fol
Broadway Theatre for Monday evening will b,
rallied for. In the pool tournament the CathedraI
Club. Messrs. Poggenbnrg brothers, will play st.
AIMS Lyceum. represented by Messrs. Meyer and
Curley. The latter's victories over the St. Pat.
rick and Epipheny societies will make to.
nights game all the more interesting.
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OF Toronto, will sail for England May
l6 to compete in the Henley Regatta.

OF Toronto, will sail for England May
l6 to compete In the Henley Regatta.
=
Umpire Jack McQuade says the 81.
Louis Browns ompos n OF h
strongest teams In the country. Me-
Quade evidently ikes his little Joke.
The Ravenswood Boat Clubs boxing
competition. at Puritan Clubhouse. Long
Island City, Will be decided tonight.
Maxwell L. Moore will referee. The
committee promises to have the affair
start at $50 o'clock 7. NJ, and have no
delay between bouts.
nnounc Johnny Dunno thinks he
would make good baseball umpire. He
used to he a pitcher and might be an
improvement over Jim O'Rourke.
The Puck on Wheels" Cycling Club
will hav a road run to Tottenville. s..
l.. next Sunday.
Constant Reader-Johnson and Plim-
mer SPARED at the ormer' benefit In
the Academy Of Music.
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You rend. the Evening World!
Do you rend the sunday WOrId1
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

FOR SALI-TwO good work horses; very reason
able. u. AUERBACH, t0l Sth ave.
GOOD horse and harness, suit family or business;
cheap for quick cash. ~ Marcy ave. Bklyl.
MUST SELI-5O open-tpr business wagons suita-
he for express, bakers, milkmon, coal ped
oilers, Laundry; 10 horses; Al open and top
trucks. b25 Fast I'D st.
THREE FINE young sound horses Tor sale
cheap: also one horse. a little sore forward: also
one inp carriage or road horse: also n bay ReldinY
that has a mark of q lpl2: they are In my hands
aud nre 10 he sold for what they bring; wish some
good buyers would call u once and look for them
selves. ANDREW RFANEY, 247 Hudson ave-.
Brooklyn.
VICTORIA. BREWSTER. Second hand; done up
latest style; u bargain. SAMPSON. 1856 West
18th st.
Sl3J LADY'S top p%llnc,on,. fine harness: robe
owner roing abroad; private stable. Apply 10
West 4ith 81.
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SrOtk. Z wears lease and fixtures oil saw, MIL
River Park Hotel, Honkcrs, y. Y. central loce,
ton as q picnic resort; over3 acres of ground. VITA
seats and tables under fruit trees: rent very lowi
dancing platform. rifle range and large ballroom.
electric car: number of picnic baskets for season;
also horse, COW. chickens, &c. reason for selling,
old age and lcSnrHs in family. Come and see OF
address FRANCIS STEIN, l6S saw Mil River
Rnnl NAnEarl
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You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday WOrld'
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PARTNER WANTED-Cook with 5000 to start
restaurant. Call at once, JAMES, 2Oll 1h ave.
PART OF LARGE RI EFT TO let on prominent
POSI- I'd Qyp,
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CASINO; seats l, 600; dancing pavilion, saloons.
stores, restau rants, stands. booths. merry-go-
rounds, razzle-dazZles, other businesses. I'd
GAR, MORRISON, sea Side station, R~ockaway
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RESTAURANT-A good paying restaurant.
oyster and chop house for sale, established Z
years; mint for the right party. 242 9th ave-,
South Brooklyn.
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HOTELS for sale, rent or exchanged: city and
country. J. W. DoOLITTLE. hotel broker. Isl
| broadway.
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PARTNER-YounS man. frst-class, paying bust.
ness; $3.50 and services. ENERGETIC. tox ECO
World, uptown.
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TWO LODGING-HOISES near Union Square,
filled, 5000 each; 20 rooms. WEYMAS, Afs
H Iith n
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few hundred dollars. can make 81. 900 Or 80. 00S
and establish business. F., box 81 World. 4
STORE - Good neiEhborhood: larst
stock. horse and wagon: cheap; 5000; must b,
sold by May /. A. GAENsTEIN. SO Hopkins st.
Brooklyn,
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PARTNER WANTED in a small laundry, doing
good business, In good locality; half interest
$500. Address PARTNER. box $50 Sd ave.
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$3.50 BGyS liquor store and pool room; busy
thoroughfare; rent SO. los Clinton st.. Hobo
ken.
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MANUFACTURERS OF FRAMES-For sale, g
new patent to manufacture frames of any kind I,
moderate prices. GRAUS & DIrZ, IL Linau
place. Jersey CITY Heights,
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wANTED-We desire TO secure the agency Tor
specialties In the grocery line and will only con-
slider those OF merit; territory covered, Maryland,
Virginia, Washington, II. G. best reference. AZ
dress 7. II. Il ~ 2O2 South ST., BAL
timore, Md.
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wANTED-Dusiness man with small capital %
handle { medical electric battery. BATTEhf'
box 3l6 World,
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WANTED-SlOO loan for 80 days; bonus $50;
first class security; reference. DEVON, DOB
257 World, uptown.
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wANTED-SsO for 25 days: $40 bonus given;
good security. LORD, box 81 World. uptown;
WINE n LIQUOR STORE, no bar, good
neighbOrhOOd east side. CIV, box 243 World.
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GENTLEMAN will pay $50 for private loaIs
$3.50 until June: lender amply secured. Ad
dress SEXTON, World, uptown. a
GOOD CHANCE for Young butcher with $500 q
buy outgoing partners Interest. GETZLEk
957 ri ave Il
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of the best saloons In Brooklyn; other business
brooklyn, T.. ID. ~
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LAUNDRY. very cheap; must sell at once: nc
reasonable offer refused. 643 Lexington ave.
mar Nth ct
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wANTED-Loan OF $50 for 30 days: Al security;
$50 bonus prompt payment. HATHTliohNh
box 3}3 World, uptown.
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PARTNER WANTED with 1926: half interest;
reliable business: bear investigation; reference
exchanged. ENTERPRISE, box 4l6 World.
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Business Opportunities.

BAR PRIVILEGE on steam or excursion boats;
state full particulars GRAVES. 12s East 3lst st.
BRIGHT WOMAN having SO, 900 can make $40, 900
yearly no risk; legal business. HOTEL, boz
200 World,
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FOR ~SALE-Butter and delicatessen store; best To-
cation; rare chance. GAS 9Th ave, Brooklyn.
o sALE-Marble and grants works; good busf d
ness; retiring on account OF age: no agents. AdO,
dress box Al Weehawken p. o., Union Hi. N. ~
FOR ALE-Firs class laundry: doing good busi =
ness Inquire B & M. 101 West 10th IT. nj
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sh,so0-JASPER GLAzIER commenced grocery
business in Hartford on $40 capital and achieved
success. Will sell You a brick store In wythe
ave. for $500 by monthly instruments; you can
think out the rest. Call l66 Pierrepont st, B'klyn.
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observation-disclosures doing business " s'o.oNo per
year in the country. reason FOR selling. IesNinS
town. Address p. o. box 81 Mianus. Conn.
STABLE B~CSINESS-Low rent: good chance
Tor little cash. PARTICULARS, 5S4 Lafayette
| nrn . IA rp,GI,p
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REsTAUIANT. oyster and chop house; the old
est established In Brooklyn: a bargain.
PERltY'S, BO2 Grand ST.. Brooklyn, E ID.
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VARIETY s~TORE-Paying business: hne store
st., Brooklyn.
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RESTAURANT, near ferries; Will be sold chem
as owner is leaving town: transient trade. 81
Cort,nndt 81.
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DKUG SIUKE, doWntown corner; Your lines OF
cars pass door. DRUGS. "A Varick st.
DRUG STORE for sale or rent at Lake IIoptacong:
only pharmacy in borough. Apply 10 .O3
FtERsTENWAERTHER. Mount Arlington, N. j..
FIRST-CLASS corner liquor saloon for sale; 5S
inRton st. ]
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M uSicaI,

FOR S~ALE-SqnNre piano; perfect order; viii
sell cheap. 1870 W. i5th ST.
MANDOLIN violin Instruction; cAr"'itnceG pro-
fcssipnal. practical, progressive methods, either
residence; terms s.. Cromie, 24l ". 2ith st.
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$500. 900 BUSINESS 0 SALE, established ~
years, in 81. Paul, MINI. stock about 500, 900.
well assorted In carpeta. upholstery goods, iace
curtains and wall papers: reason for selling ar
sire 20 devote entire time to our wholesale DRY
goods business. FINCH. VAN sLYCK. YOUNG .
RI CT Paul MINI
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CASH REGISTER-Patent on new, cheap cash
register for sale. +. DESANT u broadway,
room, %
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REsTAURANT, established, good paying busL-
ness; lively Deighborlood: rare oppoItunitv.
Inquire Of LISSNER. 22S East 9th st.
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Good Will q Interest for Sale.

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 7s4 Sd ave. the beat
stand IN the city; doing good business and old
established; for sale for 500; no agents.
PRODUCE, horse, truck, harness and routs
can lob East 10th ST., ~ noon or 6 o'ciook
y. M,
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A.-sPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings. fats
seth st.
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FLORIST STORE for sale; a good chance; SIS.
Address r 1888 81 ave-, World branch.
FOR d-established grocery finest cor
ner store on Bergenline ave-, town OF Union.
n. j.; large business; selec-el stock; Il care' In
to quick buyer: satisfactory reason for selling.
Address or call on WIN. II. SMITH. ITO Pavonia
ave. Jersey City.
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Di~CYcLEs-ws have upset the entire cycle trade
vita our cut prices; rflota and Jewel cushion
salvatore g~lsstuinEs. xnyoys Rudgas seerohsrs.
LaxuryN - 70 gS7,so: sseond-hand whssis from
- . 2 co'. y p-fs'ss 8 - st'sar
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i,OCOCARDs, 81; 4, 900, 81: circulars, billhead'
statements, envelopes, n9teheads; &c; ipW;
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31
DeSefviuR Praise.

We desire TO say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DIR. king's
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have never ham
died remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price. ii satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won thei
great popularity purely on their merits.
Melville Dorsey druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31
Work Well Done.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. suffered with
dyspepsia and disordered liver and would
frequently throw up bile. procured a
bottle OF Simmons Liver Regulator, and
after using half of it was completely cured
other day that Simmons Liver Regulator
completely cured her Of sick-headache.-
D Olds.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31

An old citizen in country village
being asked for subscription toward
repairing the fence of the graveyard /,
declined, saying: 81 subscribed to-
ward improvin' that buryin' ground
nigh unto forty years ago, and my
family hain't had no benefit from it
yet."
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31

Although it is not claimed that Ayers
Sarsaparilla cures every i'll to which hesn
is heir, yet, as a matter of fact, 1t comes
nearer doing this than any other medicine
ever compound. Ia purifying the blood.
it removes the source of nearly all dis
orders of the human system.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31

Advertising is to Business what Steam is
To MACHINERY - THE GIttAI PRo-
PELLING POWER. II lor WANT BUsI-
FEs4 To 90. STEAM Cr El II TING \ GOOD
lDyEETI-EMENT n THE FDl-D LIAR.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31
A Wet Blanket.

The Father-'' He wants to marry
you, does he? What do you know
about him p
The Daughter" He is a sincere
Christian
The F." Has he any money!"
The D." He has treasure laid
up in Heaven"
The F." He has, has he !? Then
he can have you after he comes into
possession of it.''-New York Press.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31

Sobbing Wife-Three years ago you
swore eternal love, and Brutal
Husband-How long do you expec,
eternal love to last, anyway ?-Hello.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31
HANDSOME TRIBUTE
TO NORTH CAROLINA'S GAL
LIANT DEAD.

Capt. Mason's Eloquent Grafton
Delivered at the Laying Of the
Cornerstone Of the Confeder-
ate Monument in RaliRh--A
Graceful and Scholarly Pro-
duction, and a Fine Contribu-
tion to History.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-31

\ man with broken leg is liable
to do a good deal Of darning while the
leg is knitting.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

WHEN Senator John Walter Smith,
Of Worcester. WAS made President oi
the MARYLAND Senate. We congratulated
that body on having secured Tor n
presiding officer gentleman "i re-
markable business ability and one who
would prave himself m honor tn the
office. io the State Of Maryland aud I"
the people who elected him their
Senator. These predictions have hren
fulfilled, and the papers of Baltimore
and other sections al the State have
been loud IN Mr. Smiths prai>r. II
has been said that no more courteous.
dignitied. general. respected Sen.
ator ever occupied the President :
chair than Hon. John Walter Smith.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

REy. y. ID. DAVIS is editor Of the
Sussex del H'p"Liicm AMI Mrs.
VI. Il. Clarke i editor of the Sussex
.Iompoi both IMhliShc.lat Gcorsciowm
II seems that Rev. Mr. Davis has
taken "ii;u-.. al some 81 the editorials
whic', hay" appeared in The .Ip" Dri.
aud he gives Mr.. Clarke warning
that while hc respects her he i .oin.
Ia roast the editor at the .iomrnui
Mrs. Clarke is fully able To take care
"f herself and sh.. answers the Rev
editor this wise: We have u" "hir..-
lion to the Rev Mr.. Davis editing
and managing II partisan newspaper
ii he desires la do s". We have mo
objection To his editing aud managing
the Sussex Repnbiican-which he
docs largely. What We do object Ia
J. that he shall do this aud III the sam.
time exercise ministerial functions.
he fwO fllataon> are ihcohipatlhle
The churrn Is composed OF men and
women of different. and often strongly
different. Ir.iii'al views and opinions,
AMI ~ minister of the gospel can.
without injury Ia the cause al the
church. occupy th" dual capacity "i
preacher and active politician. NJ
preacher can. during the secular lav.
nt the week. engage his time and
energies IN politics, and editing anil
managing of II partisan newspaper oi
any p"IilcaI party. without causing
"fiens,.. and in 80 d"ing pr"l"rtinmatrly y
iniure the church and her cause. II
j. This W. crilici>c. and which We iav,
u right Ia l", in - mort emphatic man
ncr
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

TmE Senate has replied To Governor
Browns structures nn the Free Sch"nl
Book Bill. hy refusing (" dot an i "r
cross al Ii says the Ways and
Means Committee and Finance Com
miitee know is much about the
finances of the State as the Governor
does. Senator Smiths bill WAS certainly
given an emphatic endorsement by
both branches of the Legislature and
the Senate's committee. the chairman
of which WAS Senator Hayes. certainly
showed 10 the people of Maryland
that the Governors REASONS inr not
signing the bill were so ilim>y rl.at
the only conclusion 10 he drawn is
that he regarded the wishes al those
interested in killing the hill paramount
10 the demands "f the poor people al
the State The adium will rest oI,
Governor Brown n IL should do and
the humble TAXPAYER will remember
the man who is always ready {" AL
vance the interests "f the poor John
Walter Smith.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
Notice to Creditors.

N"iice is hereby given. that the
subscriber. has obtained i'r,.m the Or
pl,ans' Court of Worcester County.
MARYLAND. letters o. administration nn
the personal estate "i
ELIAS Il SMITH.
late "f Worcester County. deceased
All persons having claims again I the
.lccea>, d. are herrhv warned I" cXhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
of. tu the subscriber. nn ar before the
1th dav oi September 1894. They may
otherwise. hy law. l~ exrlnlrd irnui
all hrIriit %; the said estate All per
snii> i,drhie,l Ia said estate r.. re-
u,i-sied Ia make immediate payment
t;iven under my hand lhi, 18th day
nf Marrn lSg4
JAMES l.. SMITH.
.tdn.inisi rator
T.L: TllOS. d. flH\El.l..
mch. i1-3i Register "f Wills.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

VERY few men in pu!lic liir would
decline the appointment al United
States Senator. but that is just what
Hon. Charles Crisp. Speaker of the
House of Representatives. dill the
other day Ile said lc ,esirc.l the
place. hut he thought he could serve
his State and his country best in Con
gress-and therefore be would iorrso
the coveted honor. Governor Nor;!,
crn. oi Georgia. who rendered the seat
III the Senate snahly filled hy the late
Senator tolIuiit, 10 MIR. Crsp, has
named editor Patrick Walsh. al the
Augusta Gronici,. ~ Senator C"l
pnii suctaS>nr
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

The r,n.'.rs al ihi> l,al"r vii Lr rl"r>r.
." learn that iiI-rc l. nj least "l" dreaded
ii>'.a>c iiit >ci nee has ls-rii able ." I'm" in
all il sta. - nhd that j. nlnuh. HALF
t'niarr!' Cure j. The "nl, l".>,iiAr cnrr no.
known {" ia" IN, deal iiai,IhiIt C.inrri
tain. a constitutional di"n>r requires IL
constitutional Treatment. Halls niarrl
cur" i, taken internally, actin. pirrIl,
nl"nn H.. hl,""i nIn! muc,u- >mrinr..> at the
-,>trm. t:irr,It nc>;r",Ing the foundation
al the 'ii>.a-'. and .Nui: the patient
strength hs i.uii'lIn. nr the constitutions nmi
a>>i>iin.. mature IL u"in@ IT. N"rh I lr
pr"I'' irr"r- have much iaiti. in ii> curative
i",w"rs. that The, offer unr ilun"rrd D,l
lars iuI ANY "a>" that II iail> I" rmrr. send
i"r list !r>i,nnrniil, ,iirr>>.
= !. tItE\El x -. T"i"l,. a.
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