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Evening journal., 1894-08-30
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sAAtlnRf1n aaa way stations only, 60 p N
cypress tol " yo44ng, 3v 2 M.
A2pfess Tor GaNs Charles. Gil Point Con-
fcIf ana Norfolk, II l3 nl, l2 0l Night.
lfsaYe rAllaAelphia. Broad street., f1r VII
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west c6oster siA bsmokin. s5s Il.
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2 n, oA 1893, 6.23, t6 t5, g7.al, go, p. in.sl
lH, AZ uight.
baltimore and iatermeaiate stations. efa
New Castle. IL % night.
Care Charles, old Point Comfort and Aars
MiddlstoWn, QlaytoHs Dover, WyomiuT
Laurel enc belnRr, l2 % night
Leave Phiiadeiphie, Broad street, fef WE
! n. ( u, 5os, 66s. 7l0, $50, il i6,' il Ii
ga, " 3 nieht
Aeeomnledsl Ion, 8 35, 1885 a N, u IS, 2gs.
9 l0, 8a. Do 03, II 68 . Ia.
tConRresaionai Limited Express trains c0ga-
posed entirely of Pullman Festlbuls Fari 4
Anu Oining CARS, hoeEtra fare.
sDAmltea Express Trains, composed of Pit
man Neshbule Parler Cars. Vestihlile Pes-
fare
yRiohmonc sud Dsnrills Express. Gga
eoaches1
har furtser Information. passengers are ro-
ferIeG % the ticket agent Ell tine e8thtiQn.
y; "a. EheN0@4t q. R. WOOD
Ha 7Rfal Manaeer General Paeseuepr Aea.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
7he preel.lent,a nnnrre

From the New York Herald.
There are sufficient reasons for the
Prssidenta course III alo giag The new
tariff bill to become q law despite the
TACT that he was unwilling to touch fl.
Mr. Cleveland justly denounces the tn.
famous conduct Of the Democratic
traitors to tariff reform He says Of the
new law: 1T will certainly Tighten
many tariff burdens that nowrest heavily
upon the people 1t Is not only a barrier
against the return Of mad protection,
bnt FURNISHES vantage ground from
which must bs waged further aggressive
operations against protected monop liz
and governmental il tortism
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Niagara Falls. watkins Glen, Rooh ester
Via IS 4 q. r. r.

The fourth personally conducted ex-
cuTsion Go Niagara Falls and Watkins
Glen via the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
aud scenic Lshigh Valley route Is an.
uounced for Thursday. September 6
Roysl Blue Line Express win leave
Washington . 05 N. Camden station.
Baltimore. 9 60 p m. Newark. q 81 81
- WilmlngtoR, 1Af ia Chester.
s 90 p ~. making direct connection az
terminal station PHILADELPHIA with
special through express t0 Niagara Fails
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars viii bs
attached from Washington ana Baltimore
@ Niagara Falls. The tickets are good
for ten days ana will permit 81 stop
over on going trip at Burdett station.
three miles from Watkins Glen. also
at Geneva Stage coaches meet an
trains az Bnrdett On the return trip
stop overs are allowed at Roebesi er.
Rurdett and Geneva Remember TIE
date, Thursday, September @. Round
trip ticket $40
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Peach Yeilows.

rom the Public Ledger.
A correspondent Of tho Public Ledger.
writing yesterday from the Maryland and
Delaware peach belt. AYERS that the
peach 'yellows' has decimated the sec
tion, aud that Il is the opinion Of many
growers that the peach interests there
are surely doomed. as the blight IS work.
log its way into the very heart CT the
fertile peach district Peach yellows
Is disease which has become SO preva-
lent in the country and so destructive Of
one Of our most luscious fruits. that the
government has made it the subject of
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Business Prospects Rrieht.

From the Baltimore News.
When railroad earnings begin to in
prove It Is p sure sign that general busi-
usss is picSiDg up Several liusa reported
au increase ia traffic last week over the
corresponding week Of lass year This
Is he best criterion Of tue business
situation and its effsct is already visible
particularly ID stock circles Bank
cearlngs g furnish another evidence
Of the healthy condition OF trade
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Alwaya aag. lhe nIght ThInr.

IWIIa
Mr.. Cleveland always speaks 1T tho
right time aud says the right thing ia
the best way The Democratic party.
as well as the people Of the country, owe
him lasting debt Of gratitude for this
splendid defense Of true tariff reform and
this ringing trumpet call TO renewed
battle. How small the conservative" /"
Senators aud tariff reform INSTRUCTORS
appear by the sido Of the peoples big.
manly, honest President
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
shnlhr sLrlIlnrs.

PfTTsBURG, Aug 80.-Jamos Weybrow
Of Tho United States hotol of Gas City
was fatally Shot by a number Of strikers
from the United States Glass company.
Weyhrew IS now lying at his homo In an
unconscious condition and tho attending
physicians have given up an hope Of bis
recovery.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
coNTEMPoRARY oPINIoN.
The Financial Plank Puts Bancrort in a
Hole.

The Financial Plank Puts Bancroft in a
Hole.
From the Morning News.
The Every Evening does not even at
tempt 10 straddle the financial plank of
the platform adopted at Dover on Tues
day u merely quotes the Republican
haancial plank with the Democratic free
silver plank beneath IL aud remarks
Here are the two financial planks. and
they speak for themselves Last week
the Every Evening recorded itself as not
being satisfied with the Democratic plat
torn The only inference to bs drawn
from the Every Evenings brief comment
Yesterday is, therefore, that it commenas
the Republican financial plank 70 It's
readers
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

has been no thorough xamination Of he
oysters ID Talbos waer yeb Such
oursogY examination 50 hss been mads
leads % tbs bslli that the oks. bars
and A4sale we'll covered with oysters.
ond that they are in fair condition Tor
ihis seasun 81 ha yeat
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

The forcing Of Samuel Bancroft's name
upon the Democratic ticket Ia defiance Of
the wisheu Of large number Of the rank
and ile Of the Democratic party so handi.
caps the ticket that so far as the Con-
gressional nominee Is concerned, this
campaign will be largely one Of apology
for SO doing, Some Of the voters can be
whipped into line all Of the time, al Of
the voters some of the time, but not all
Of the voters all the time.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

EAsroN, Md. Aug 80 The oyster
tongers viii begin work on Saturday, aud
have made large preparations for what Is
believed will be prosperous season
simultaneously the packing houses viii
open and run on a small scale until the
dredgers and serapers get to work. There
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

Says the Philadelphia Ledger, rs
ferring 70 continuous Advertising: III
you cannot spend one thousand dollars q
week In advertising, spend five hundred
II Jon cannot spend SO much. spend one
hundred and, II your business win moi
allow more than ten dollars to be SO IN
vested, spend that Seed will grow just
as well when bought in fve-oent pack
ages as when bought in bushels. Re
member that originality is the great
charm Of advertising. Originality il
what the world sighs for
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
- KoREAN KING.
lie Is said TO He Under the Protection Of
the Chinese.

TII77 = EIIEIETHIa
BERLIN Aug aO-Aocording to tho
latest communications from the eGsts tho
Korean king is under the protection 81
the Chinese general Yeb. Competent
judges do not believe the king has declar-
Cd himself independent Of China.
The Japanese government, it is report
ed, bought recently. through an agent ia
Vienna, goo, 001 needle guns Of an old
model and succeeded in getting them
shipped to Amsterdam
It is suid that Russia pro6ting by the
Korean diilieulty has put pressure on Chi
ma TO compel her to make concessions in
the Pamirs. China, however, refuses to
yield q square inch Of territory.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
slaeacnnon AccIdnnI.

MEEEEE, Colo, Aug 30. "A stage
coach going down -Four Mile hill, where
the road was badly washed, rolled over
twice. Five passengers, an from Denver,
who were going TO Craig on hunting
expedition, were injured and had q mar
row eseape from denth
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
The pope Reassured ~ rhIna,

LONDON, Aug. 30.-Tho Vienna oorre-
spondent Of Tho Daily Nows says that tho
Chinese government has intimated to the
pope chat measures win be taken to pro-
taot Christians in China in case OF dis
lnrhance
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
nnllrna,l 81 AnriIoIl.

SAuIsBuuY, Md, Aug 3o.-rhe Balti-
moro ana Eastern Shore railroad was sold
sc public auction for St00, GOO TO ~. p.
Bond representing the reorganization
committee Of tho bondholdors
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
sIlot ID ! slreet Tleht.

COLUMBIA, S. q, Aug. 30 William
Chatiield, s5n Of Manager Chatfleld Of the
~ shot hy James j. Wingard, policeman
Of that city, as a result Of q street fight.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
KllIea u EAnIaaInE Aplmania.

der mG Robert Fuehs were killed. by tha
explosion ol tw0 largo casks 81 ammonia.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
rhn nnnlls al -. -.

pAEls Aug a0-Rooms have been on
gagged at the Hotel Bristol for Miss Helen
Gould Other members 90 The Gould fami-
ly are expected at the hotel On sept 10.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
cnlIaren - hy IIalI.tane..

VIENNA, Aug. go. - Hailstorms have
done great damage throughout Austria
At K0wno Poland, threa children were
Killed hy hailstonea
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
- Ileraat ~ Ikamt..

PRRTaRIA, Aug a0-Hoavy fighting
took place between the Kafirs ana the
Beers in North IransvuL The kafifs
wero defeated and arc now suing for
peace
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

Considering the kind Of treatment
George Gould's yacht has received from
the English people it is not likely that he
will, like Astor, fall ia love with the
mother country. II is credit to the
Prince Of Wales that he has actea more
Ike a gentlem than most OF his funk
ne
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Ton IIarsa. Iinrned.

ColrMBrs, Ind Aug. 30 Fire do.
stroyed tho livery stable of Shea q Gra-
ham, aua q horses persisted The new
Stedns hotal was also burned
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
4 ~ aEanear.. I,lcnIc.

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, Aug 3o.-Tho
state Gransors rienio and celebration
here was attended by go, 900 people,
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

ACCORDING to the Kneipp cold-water
cure, going bareiooted is the main
medicine and already many prominent
young women are trying the fad In the
larger cities the poorest classes have long
since adopted the neure.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
% Alt I3MOHN a
nU1n ~ AR

baltimore a
Ae DHlQ RAIli-
ROAD Schedule IN
slseet 81 ny ~. 1894
Ir2ina leave ileia-
wara VENUE Depot
Eest Bound.
? Qr Egpre SIS trains
New York wesk
1aYs. 81 %, tzl7.
Is 20, 80 10; ila n
" aA sa .flt 90
b. "a. 8und aye, l8 03,
NJ l7.ti0 is3 a ms fS 81,
al M gfl5 tW . nj.
PHILADELPHIA
AN u Gl4 kii B'f 3
af AlaNf 10. @ tHlI 3
A uAs sie q. I 2h, l1 4l
1b iNa1, lii l0 > a
Sundays i3 tt, o So
a u1; M a 8
s l0ig sllfn 4 d.
EhtlABilHf FLA
hEN STREETS. "
SAG 3i, s nl; ae
tGIi.A kdlA
q m, @ ti 44 E4lts
besief. " aek day
8 8tsl. is 40. 81 sd 1000
&b D. 85, Q dl
hester. sunday.
go itf1 = M [
g4 AS 8 5, lU OK sli go
Atlantic CaiT, y
lls p, lGl, g 81 y n
iH 43 b ma
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
WEaI EnIMD-

Baltimore and Washington week day
N IS u2, i8 32 3 ms gig 10, i205, 03 Y 3ii
L g s.: i2 is. ls5s, os u 81. is u, e s. .
Baltimore and Way Stations, G a N, 8 fi
o. % dsily.
m; ii2 l6 Q3, "a 34 l6 u3 b, q i2 81, u ~
Q M. sundays 81 l5 l3, s. 81 am, f2 l6, 2 aa,
1874 35 ssl2. ss %, y l9p p II.
Chicago, fa By, y IA; 81 b, p N, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. ti2 ID m, and
New Oflesn5, VIA Bristol and Chattanooga
Ie be p nn. daily Through sleeper TO New o.
sinserly accommodation, 2 &c m, s %, 3si
Lsndenbere Accommodation. week day
2 %, 8e m; 25 and g p N. Sundays, ~
Trains leave Market street station:
For New York, week daTR, ae 20 q 10.
For Philadelphia, week days, Q 20. ~ 30.F8 "a,
~ eee m; z s., 45 m Sundays, 6a0. ~
Fitts6ure anf Chicago, week days. IS 2oara.
Baltimore week Gays, . DJ, to ~ ~; 81
Tor L4udenoerg and way stations, weels
aeys. 30, 70 q mi 70. 40 "a. eundaT
LEAVE PHiIADEIPHIA. TWENTY
FQLRpH AND CHESTNUT SIS, kuh
WlilMiNFIDN,week days, ,F3 81 bO9sl ~, " ttls
iNgV, lilA m; Y il noon: y aa5 ~ 4o
l5, So 90, Sl IS go, 80 81 55, l5 ~ sJ. III ats
fe 23, 10 20 nnd y 31 p ~. ..., go.
Sundays. % 81. %, FsQ1 %, 10 o, sil s. q
my ~ ll moons H4 lut rNis 2 Apf t@ W. +Ht
s a0 Fl 80. fS &} lO i0 and ~ IS %.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, IMELtlH
AND MARKET Sis. Weeks day, " 10, II (
III g6 q nj; f3 i5 H1 le. Ni Y, 3 lns Sununs
f3 20. 81 s0. fll 26 q m; f5 46, So ~, p m.
Telephone No 49,
Rates 10 Western points lower than viA ar
rther line. C. %. 2DDLL, Cent Pass. Agent
R. ri CAMPBELL. General Manager.
VXTEbMINGnDN AND NORrHERN kAilr
w ROAD. Time table ia eject May 20lt.
Trains leave Wilmington, French auraes
station, for 3. r o, Junction, Montchanin,
WI terthur, Guyencourt, 6Ianogue, Coesert
ChAdds' kord dunetien. Poeopson, WesF
Chester, EmbreeVile MortunYilie, Josfes
vile and intermediate citations, daily, exec
Sunday, ct ad 30, 2 35, 4 90 ana 4D y lat
sunday only at s % ~; 4 rs, bj p in. DALI
ht Z 3op N.
For Wsyneshurg Junction, Springfield ene
Intermediate stations, daily, except SUNDAY,
az q ;l5 d N. 2 50 and 45 j III. Sundays only et
805 m, j R5 and SO . III.
For Joanna, Birdsb0ro, Reading and fnteg-
mediate staiions, daily, except Sunday, 81
20 y end 81 pm. Sunday only 81 %
10 and b y m.
A. e. MeCAUsLAND. Superintendent
R0NNFSR RRFat2s. Cen. Passenger AGENT
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
- -. -
rine frospect for OVsters.

NORWICH * s., Aug an.-II0p pic
inr has bc.ua in this section.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican Legislative primaries
will be held .on Saturday. September s.
The candidates Ia this city are Philip @.
Ohurchman, Samuel II. Baynaro.
William I Robinson and Phllemma
Chandler. Senator Higgins has already
expressed preference for Mr.. Church.
man, and xPostmaster Stewart has
pledged him his support.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

The name Of the Chinese Newspaper
recently started In New York Is enough
to frlghten the Japs ont Of their wits
II Is, as translated, The Uninterrupted
Roar Of the Fiery Trumpet Of the God Of
War. Great snakes, whata titlel
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

Tenth ward Democrats will tonight
form political organization to be known
as the Tenth Ward Tammany The
meeting will be held in the
Weceacoe Hall. It IS given out
that the movement Is In opposition 10 the
present managers Of the local Democracy
The leading spirits ia the movement are
J. J. Miller aud g 4. Harrison.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

], TWENTY : FoCRTEf
MS. f EEK days, s3 03, . h,
s 8a, ,I9 81, l0.0d, fi1 80. Iil
3, 3 l3 4 s., % 9i, a3i, &
/. ssl7. 500, 800. 90 a8. II 1
25, Abs. l3 85, 6Sl, u
TWELFTH AND MAR
Week days, i8 05, n ~, Is
Il. ill N pm.
snnaayH, s8 %, ~ n. 40
9 , ID.
5. b 03, 3 s., C 85. i7ls,s75g,
. ai0 SO. lli 15 3 M; I %, ~ z1i
q "a s5, i0n0. fil 90 PM
a, 1853, Hc5. FTl7. SEQ,
3. % SO. 5 rs, 4h5, Is 85, o 81
D n.
geek daYa, s7lT q nls
& Sundays, 81 II, s 90 a r.;
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
con.nlred tn Kin thn Kim. af 0.reece.

RpNE Aug 30 Tho police Of Milan
have arrested an anarchists in whose pos
session wero papers detailing the plans ol
q conspiracy 60 stub the king Of Greece.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
arkei Htrses aLAtlon.

WTTFbMINGenDN AND NORTHERN Ran +
w ROAD. Iime table ia eject May 20ll.
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
Summit Lake

Corn planting seems to be the
order of the day.
@. B. Andrews has moved back
to his farm on section. 81
Mr.. Runga and wife visited
Worthington on Saturday.
"A. Sample, Of Minnesota 'tgentle
zephyrs' passed through town on
Monday.
Frank , Lewis of Owatona, was
around visiting children from the
Orphans Home, this week.
The church at Wards Corners
is enclosed and has the roof on. A.
H. White, the contractor, seems tc
be rustler.
John Green is helping G. II.
Buick through the rush of work.
Announcement was made last Sun.
day that there would be preaching
every Sunday at 3 o'clock P. M.
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the condi
tions of a certain mortgage, made and executed
by SamuelC. Blackman, single, mortgagor, to
pany, mortgage, dated April First, 1892, and
recorded In the office of Register of Deeds OF
the County of Mobiles in the State of Minnesota,
on the end day Of May 1892 at o'clock p. m: In
and mortgaging the following described land
and premises, situated in the County of Mobiles.
and State Of Minnesota, to.wit:.,.
Lot Ten QO) Block two (2) village OF Round
Lake, Minnesota; according to the plat Of @ said i'd
Village now on file or Of record in the Office
of the Register of Deeds in and for said Mobiles
County. . .
And whereas, by reason of said default, the
power iD said mortgage has become operative
and there is now claimed to be due and is due at
the date hereof, on the said mortgage and the
debt secured thereby. the sum OF Four Hun.
dred and Thirteen Dollars (s413,0O) and no &C;
ton or proceedings at law has been instituted
to recover said mortgage indebtedness or any
Now therefore, notice IS hereby given, that
by virtue OF the power OF sale therein contained
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by sale OF said above described premises,
by the sheriff Of said MOBILES County at public
auction, AZ the front door of the Court House in
the Village Of " orthngton, County Of Mobiles
State of Minnesota, on Saturday the 23rd day OF
June A. D. 1891, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to
satisfy the amount which will then be due on
said mortgage and the debt secured II thereby TO-
1re and Twenty Five Dollars (s25,O0) attorneys
fees as stipulated in said mortgage.
Dated at Minneapolis, Mimi, May 7th, A. D.
1894. ,
pany.. Mortgagee,
FRED b. SNYDER.
:" Atty. for Mortgagee:, ,.
First pub May, 10th.
\ nSt nuh lime 1ith,
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
MILLION FRIENDS.

A friend in need is friend indeed,
and a million people have
found just such friend in DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds.-If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
that's claimed or money will be refun-
ded. Trial bottles free at Ray Hum
iston's Drug store. Large bottles SO
cents and $1.OO.
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
County Seat Fight.

Jackson county is just now in fever
heat over the county seat removal
question, and by vote will settle the
matter next Wednesday. Lakefield,
which is located in the exact center
of the county, has made proposition
to the people and substantially back
ed it up, that, to an outsider, it would
look as though they were very short
sighted did they not accept it. They
have erected handsome brick
veneered, stone trimmed building at
an expense of about $4,000 and offer
this to the county for a term of ten
years at the rate of one dollar per
year, with the privilege of ten more
years at the same rate
Those who are familiar with
the situation in Jackson county know
that new court house must be built
soon, as the present one is in bad
state of repair. If the board of coun-
ty commissioners see fit they can is
sue bonds and erect a new building,
which they undoubtedly will do if
the vote is favorable for Jackson.
This means that the tax payers must
go down in their pockets for at least
$4,000. If the voters accept the
proposition made by Lakefeld they
will escape taxation for a court house
for 20 years at least, and by that
time there will be more property to
tax and more people to pay. The
building Lakefeld has erected is bet
ter than the Jackson court house
ever was and is much better than a
majority of the court houses of the
state. Of course it is no affair of ours
but the proposition made by Lake
field is so generous and so binding
that it would seem to us that the tax
payers of the county will do a nice
thing for themselves by accepting it.
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
Proceedings Of the Board
Of County Commissioners,
Auditors Office, Morthing-
ton, Minn., MQy 3Yd 1894.

The Board OF County Commission
els met pursuant to adjournment, all
the members present. The minutes
OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
The Board then took a recess to
four O'Clock, p. m.
| At said hour they proceeded to
open bids for the erection and heat
ing of the Mobiles County Court
House, (nineteen bids for the erect
ion and twelve bids for heating said
building were receivedJ which work
occupied the attention of the
Board for the balance of the day,
when they adjourned to the 4th inst
at O'Clock a. m. At that hour the
Board resumed the work of complet-
ing the Court House contract. After
carefully revising the plans and spec
ifications the Board adjourned to
the 9Th inst. at $3.50 O'Clock a. M, at
which time they met and awarded
the contract for the erection OF the
Mobiles County Court House, together
with steam heating plant for same
to J. D. Carroll, of st. Paul Park,
for the sum of Forty-two Thousand,
four hunrded and sixty-nine. ($42.
$4,000 Dollars,
On motion Albert Bryan, archi-
tect was engaged to superintend the
erection of the court house and Jail
at salary OF six ($6.OO) Dollars per
day during active operations on
said buildings.
The report of the committee that
was appointed to view that part of
County Road No. 20 that is now To-
Gated across section in Lorain
Twp, recommending that the prayer
of the petitioners he rejected, was
received, and on motion said report
was adopted and the committee dis
charged.
Board adjourned to the 18th inst.
at O'Clock p. nj.
JNo. J. KENDLEN,
County Auditor.
The Worthington advance., 1894-05-10
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