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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-20
A Hot Roast on the Gold Mining
Company by Mime
apolis Paper.
1t Causes the Company to Secure
Another and SatlsfaC-
tory Assay.
Can the Miners ExClaIm Eureka
as Did the 6reCian, Ar
ChimideS.

The Minneapolis Journal, of last
Wednesday, contained column roast
on the alleged gold fields Of Redwood
county, claiming that there is nothing,
absolutely nothing, in this county, in
the line of gold in paying quantities.
The points of the article are given as
follows:
A careful investigation, backed by
the opinion of two experts like H. v
Winchell and Prof. Appleby, of the
university, seems to show that there
is no gold whatever in the Redwood
quartz and that investment in min
ing enterprise there is pure folly.
One of the officers of the company
in answer to request for information,
stated to-day that the company had
bought it's location-14 acres of rocky
farm land-for $4,000, that the papers
of incorporation and other expenses
connected Herewith had footed up to
$500 more, that the total expenses of
the concern to date been "about
S5,OOO," not including options on 314
acres Of adjoining lands, for which
nothing had been spent. In answer
to an inquiry as to whether $6O, 900 for
a one-fitth interest in this outlay was
not rather steep, he said they figured
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country, where, by the way, Mr.:.Ed-
lund is interested.

President Edlund claims the mine
to have been discovered by some pro-
cess Of divination; it was revealed to
him in dream, and it's hidden riches
we're laid bare; indeed, the location
was SO clearly pointed out in the vi
sion that he was able to go to Red
wood Falls, and from there direct a
driver to the spot in the river bottom,
eight miles away, where the riches
were to be found, though no traces of
quartz vein we're to be seen till the
very spot was reached. When an in
tending investor applied to local
banker whom he knew for money with
which to buy stock, this story of the
discovery of the mine told with much
elaboration, queered the deal.
A GAZETTE representative visited the
mines last Thursday, and found work
being pushed on the hole in the ground
for all that there was in it, and that
the quartz taken out was the same as
found from the start, although the
grade might be better. The article
above is correct, regarding the build
ings and machinery. VanHemert,the
superintendent, was seen, and was
shown the article. His Dutch arose
Immediately, as he expressed it, and
at once launched out into a line of
sentences to the effect that he would
show the people whether there was
nothing in the mine or not. He de-
clared that every bit of quartz pre-
sented for assay, represented as com
ing from the Redwood mines, was
pure Redwood quartz, and undefiled.
He was eager that another test should
be made, and he came to Redwood
Falls that night, and made arrange
ments with one of the Barnes Bros
and Kim Glassco to. accompany him
to the mines the next morning, and
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A FEW OF OUR
Holiday
Offerings.
NOVELTIES.

Cheap and medium priced goods in new
designs in aluminium, Cellaliod, Silver
and White Metal.
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SUBMISSIVE TO
| TIME And TIDE.
Wellman's Party Reaches the
Mainland.
THE ICE TYRANT YIELDS AT LAST

Arrival at Walden Island After Days Of
Danger-Bombarding the Enemy-Open
Water-Champagne and Civilization at
Tromso-Sails Set For Norway-A Sec.
ond Expedition Discussed.
Copyright, 1894, by Walter Wellman.]
WALDEN ISLAND, July 22.-At last we
have returned to the scene of the wreck Of
the Ragnvald Jarl. Once more, after two
months of wandering upon the ice, we are
able to sleep in house and in something
that resembles bed, for here the crew of
tho Jarl have built very substantial hut
out of the. timbers of the wreck and have
furnished it with hunks and bedding. Our
journey hither from Cape Whitney was
full of toll and peril. The ice was rotten,
or it was rough, or it was full of treacher-
ous tidal cracks and holes. Poor Mr.. Alme
we had to carry all the way lying in one
of the boats, with his injured leg incased
in plaster bandages. He suffered no pain,
thanks to DR.. Mohun's skill, but it was
hard for him to add his weight to our bur-
den and to lie all day with his pipe in his
mouth watching his companions pull and
strain. We were the more content to do it
because this big, brave Norwegian had
been one of our hardest workers. A good
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X P. GIBSON, M. D.
VI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Residence. corner 4th and Mill SITS.
alls promptly answered. day or night.
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PHYSICIANS.

n r. PEASE, M. D.
VI. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Peck's Drug Store. Residence
corner 4th and Minnesota SITS. Hours. to II;
ltO6.
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nR. X. j. MCKENZIE,
~ Veterinary Surgeon.

Graduate Ontario Veterinary College.)
Has located permanently at this place and
Is prepared to treat all diseases of the
domestic animals in q scientific manner calls
attended promptly day or night.
Onlce at McCllntOcks Livery.
, 1894-04-27
Gin feItenes Gt.

Wtan i9retbt Ser ySranffurter 53ettung"
aus 2on0On, %. Sebruar: Sin 81 6eS
9roBen Qtlf, zines norpatIantiiben Gauberz
DogelS, BON tpelcbem iett 1874 tein lebenbes
@rempldr mebr angetrDffen pDrben, fam
geltern auf elmer bicitgen Nuftiun sum Ser
fauf uno e~rsteLte ben b0c5iten 8retS, Ser ie
fir etn 81 oteier Dirt be3a6Lt morben, 300
@utneen (6300 OtarD. So pieL man petB,
ertittren il6erbaupt ltur mod So bieier @ier,
bon oenen 19 Wtuieen 20 uno 81 8rtpatz
leute 80 beitBen. Su Gn9lano unS Scbottz
lamb befin6en itb 48, in Srantreicb 10, in
9euti6lunO 3, III 9oQanb unb Nmerifa ie
2 unb je in OGnemarf, 8ortugal unb Der
S5net5. 9aS geitern gum 8erfauf gez
fommene eritanb in Sen bretBtser Sabren
Ser britii6e OrnitboIo9e Oarreu bon etnem
StibeT in 8~oulO9ne, Der es 3uiamnten nit
etnigen Sbmanenciern auf cine Sdnur ges
so9en bate unb auf Die Srage nab benz
Yretle ~anttportete: y@inen Sranfen fir
iebeS peiBe unb 3mei fir 6as geflefte."
9tacb OarreQ's Gooe e~r3ieLte 1856 Dieics
5tpei Srantene@i q Bfun6 Sterling. 1873
9in9 baSieIbe in ben 8eitb 6eS Baron
D'6aumcnpiQe iiber, Ser ais glaflicber
8eitber oreter onoerer @remplare bteies
ettuas beibdbtgte perfaufen IteB.
, 1894-04-27
@erbredertfne Mnmfmt.

Die @ore0'i9e 8eipegunq gerdtb naA>
9erabe in DaS Stadium, no 9tacblicbt sum
8erbre6en mirb. Sn europa batte man
es iiber9aupt ni9t lopeit fommen lalie1
unb briiben tptr0 man b~srtpan6ert ouf 6os
S6auipieI bliden, 6aS iib bier unter ben
9tugen Der Beb0r6en abfpielt: bic 3us
iammenrottllt9 BON Sauienoen bon Wfen7
i6en, Die 9etpiiiermaBen bon tbren Wftt7
b~iirgern cine l3pan9Sfontribution er6cbtn.
Den 2euten lit bon Der 8e9OrOe oes ge7
3trts columbia ertlGrt tpor6en, tie tpltroen
nicbt in darlington berein9elaiien perben,
unb bod iamlneLn iib no3 td9lt9 8ouz
ien6e al, nm lt6 benz abenteuerlt6en
3uge nab Der 8unbeSbauptitaOt an3us
i6lieBen. @o3u bas fii6rt, Oas ie6cn nit
iebt in Wfontana, mo- benz Nnfibrer beS
groBentbeiLS aus suiammengelaufenem @ez
itnbeL beItebenben v6eereS" baS 3uc1t6auS
pinft. Ser @merifdncr britdt, no Sic
yWfaieitGt 6es @oltes~ ms Spiel fommt,
gerre Elm Qtuge Alt un6 lGBt eS erIt 3n NuSz
ibreitun8en tommen, ebe ct bic vMfaieitdt
bes @eieBes" seLtenb macbt, %anitatt, tpie cS
briIbcn 9eibtebt, 70 etpas gar ntcbt quiz
fommen 5u laIien. 9oburcb mac6t er ii6
Der berbreberiicben 8cibiLfe i6ulOig,
bic er boOurcb ni6t ipieber gut ma6er
fam, boB er na6ber nit 8ulper
unb 8let eingrcift. Die 8eb0roen
itnS e8 Dem 8u6lifum f4uGOi9, 6aB
ite es ni3t in Sic Sage brin9en,
bic aielz ur6 3nedloS i'm 2an6e berumz
bumnteGn6en S9aaren itb. nit mebr Ober
minber unfreitpiItgen @aben bonn 9alie
ibaffen 81 miilien. SIM 8tnter bat 6te
Observation-Disclosures bic S6aaren bon
orbettSlolen un6 ar6eitSi4eueu Mteni6en
i'm 3aume ge9altsn ieBt, no Ser Srii6ling
ms 2anb Siebt, glaubt man ltA ocrlelben
auf quite Wtouter bobur6 entle6tsen gu
f~0nnen, 6aB man ite Qtn6eren auf ben
sails i9ift. 9aS lift Elm berfcbrtes 8ez
ginnen, bas iib nod i6per rdben pirb,
peun mar ni6t baIO Die 3uiammenrotz
tungcn an Ort unO Steue unter6riift, itatt
ie nod burb Qieferung bon 8efOr6erun8sz
mitteln, tpie bas in Soma geicbe6en,
81 fOr0ern. Gbeilnabme fir bic 8ummeLz
i4aar bat bieler SOrberung nibt gu @runOe
9~ele9en, iOn6ern nur Der @unieb, fi6 i6rer
iobalO ais mOelib 8u entlebigen. MOgeu
bann Die Q(nberen ieDen, pie ite Oamtt fera
tig werben. 9aburcb ermulbi9t man ia
nur bic 8ummler in ibrem geieBtpiorigen
Beginner unO bas fiibrt i9lieBli6 3u lolz
chen Nuftritten, pie mir iie e6en in WOn7
tana erlebt baben. Wfan muB bon ltnicrcr
vSelbltre9ierun9" i'm Nuslanoe cine icb0ne
Nnit6t %befommen, tpenn man iie6t, Dte
iOIBe 8iigeLlOie 3ulammenrottun8 tubig
g~eitattet tpir6. &ommcn gu bteien 8umz
mel5a9en no9 Sic Mtaiienitreits, bic audi
wicber 3u Nrbeit8loiigteit unb Gerltdrtuno
Der 8ummel6eere fitbren, banrt0nnen mir
un5 nod ouf i9One 3uitdnOe sefoBt
ma9en.
, 1894-04-27
4 NonOIMln.

Sin Srernb Oss p%NbenObtatt4, SER
Gmil Siider, 9eipeiener 8riOaticfretGr Dec
0lterreicbii6cn @eltausteIun8S &ommii-
idrS, Sitter BON Balitibef, Der ~tir5llt
nacb China reiite, licB uns bic nacbfolgenot
i1tereilantc ScBtlOerun8 icine5 2tufentbol=
tc9 in 6onolltlu, Der in Der IeBten s3eit IL
Oielgenannten 6auptitaot bes Snielreicbes
6atpait, sugcDen:
On 8orO be8 oceanic, Z. Mar3 '94.
@eitern MorgenS 4 l16r Ian9ten mir in
6onolulu an, sic 2086 Mfeilen betragen0t
Strede BON San TranctSco bis 81 ben
Sanomi6 Snieln in 6 Sdgen, IA Stuns
ben un6 81 Minuten 3uriidlegeno.
Die 6a6rt mar obne mertlicben 3tDii6en>
TAU Doritber9egan9en unb Die leBten l90z
nen Gage lteBen barauf i6lieBen, DAB unS
altcb angenehmeS 8etter fitr ~unleren Elm.
tGgt8en Spastergang auf Der Suicl Oabu
beOOritehen lpiiroe. Biele Der 8aiiagtere
parcn gtacbts iiber auf 0ef 9ebIieben o6er
lteBen li9 gu friber W~forgenitunbe mefen,
UNI benz S9auipieG Der Gtnfabrt in ben
, 1894-04-27
Gin an9enehmer 6aft.
S6auplaB: Sin gefiutes &eita1rant.

Neumann: @eitatten sic, 6aB ic6 an
S6rem Slid BGab nebmen bari?
S6ul3e: 8ttte, bite!
gteumann (nacb elmer 8auie): sic font
men mir 10 betanrt Dor, ib tpeiB nid6t.
S6ul8e: 9a fomme ib i6nen gang
rt6ttg opr. Sic perben tpobt ibon in
n1einem 2aben Gtgarren 9efauft .baben.
S6 bin nGmlt6 ber Gigarren6Gn6Ler
S9uI5e bonn 9tnocnp(aB.
gfeumann: 9b. iatpobl, iebt meiB id.
l1ebrtgens, mein 9tame 1T 9teumann. SSa,
in Sbrem @elcbGft bin tcb g%etpeien. 6abe
aA6 rc6t quite preiSmertbe Gtgarren betom5
men. @S lit mirtLi6 i6a6e, baB 6as Sc
lcbdtt 10 neriteft ltegt, oa fam it9 bod
lelten elm 6unbe 9tnpertrren -.
Sbul5e: Obj, erlauben Sic, icb babe
Retne au89ebreitete &unbibaft, un6 metn
llmiab lit c%OGolial. 9as @eihdft lit ia
le6r alt, tcb babe &unben, bic l6on Sebn
Sabre lang BEL mir faufcn.
9teumann: @irtlib? Oas freut MIDI.
gteuIt3 par i3 bel ettem Sbrer Concur
re1tten i'm 9a0en er mobnt nibt melt
bon S6nen, Sen Namen beri9meise i6 aus
begreiaicben @riinben -
S9ul5e: SD babe rnebrere i9Gbige
Commencement.
gfeumann: Nun ia, Ser Iagte mir alIo,
NIT SS6nen gin9e es su @nbe, Sic bitten
mebr S9ulOen ais 6oare auf benz &opfe.
Sbul3e (perG9tIt4 Idc6eInb); SD farm
Sbnen 0a5 @egent9eiG ibtpar8 auf peiB 8eiz
gen. Seben Sic bier, mas lift 6asl
gtellmann: Sin 9epotI6ein Der 9fei6Sz
bant ltber 10000 Otart auf S6ren Namen.
S3Hl5e (iriumpbirenb): Stun? @as
ia9en sic nun? 9as babe ib bis jest erz
lpart.
Neuman: N6er, mein Gieber 6err
S6ul8e, 6a tit e5 mir unbegreifltcb, baB
Sic in S6rer Steuer> 9teflamatton bon
Dem miiera6len Sang bes @ei9Gftes iprez
unb bon BEN iteuerpHi3tigen 3inien Der
10000 Ofarf fein 8Ort eripdbnen.
S9ul5e; g8te? Q8a5?
gfeltmann: SD bin ndmGi6 Ntit9Gte6
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sbres
8e3irfS.
, 1894-04-27
GhrOttif.

Ser beuti9e Sag 1T unS @%merifanern als
Der Sag benfpiiroi9, an benz Dor " Sab
rcn uIpiies g.. Grant gu 8otnt
Bleaiont in ObiO 8 eboren. 1865 pirt
an bieiem Sage ber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8ootb auf8etrteben unb er9iebt iicb, nocbz
Dem ct, t0Ollib DcrDunbet, fampfunfa6i9
9eporben. Stirbt cine Stunbe na6ber.-
Qub Wtorie, 6eS @rfin6er Der S3reibtele=
grapben, lit an bteiem Sage 1871 gu
G6arIeitopn acknowledgements 9eboren. 1892
tpirb Sobann Safob bon NndaritrDm in
S6peben btngericbtet. ST bate, ais Dfitz
Deribporener beS Q(bel8 9egcn ben &0uig
@uitap ILL.,, Our9 bas 2ooS beitimmt, biez
fen ouf benz Wfasfenba4 in Der 9ta9t BON
Is. 3unt 16. WaGr5 eri6oiien.-1813 nimmt
8anoamme Sambur9 pic6er elm un6 ibt
9rauiame 9tac9e.-1848 Wtrb Sic 6ertpegbz
ibe Sre:i9aar bel S3Opf6eim 5eriprengt,
unb in bieiem Sabre miro am q. QlprtI
ser u%ngIiidlicbe &0nt9 Otto bon 8apern
9eboren.-1887 i9eitert Ser 9ampfer 8enz
ION bel Der. SnieI 6ormoia un6 9ebt nit
$50 Weni6en 5u @runoe.
, 1894-04-27
Wte man Sdnaps trtnft uno GOD
fetn 0elo bebdIt.

lteber elm v@dbrungstpun6er" pir6 Ser
uSrantfurter 3eitun9" II @ooerLD in
Soma 8ei6rieben: SIM fernen Siibmeiten
an benz 0ren5fluiie 3to @ran6e ltegt Die
amertfantibe Stabt @l 8aio, Ser meri7
tantlcben StaOt SnareS 9egenitber. 8ei6e
limb 6ur6 cine 8riide berbunben. Sn 81
Baio lit Ser am~erifaniIdbe Silber>0uaar
Ielbitperitdnbli6 100 Gents tpertb, Der meriz
fantibe 0oQar aber nut 85 @ents nertb.
Sn Suare3 herricbt ba1ieIbe 8erbGltntB.
2eiDer lit in betoen StG0ten oas &Letn9elo
fat 10 rar tpte in Stalten. Wenn nun Elm
Wtann in gl 8olo am Mtor9en einen
S6napS fit 10 Gents trtnft uno einen
Stlberz9ouar in 3abLung 9iebt, 70 erbGlt
er etnen mertfanticben 9oQar beraus. Der
Wtann 9ebt bann @ei@afte balber nacb
Suare3, i~enieitS bes SIuiies, un6 1T inter
Oeilen ipteoer Ourlttg 9emor6en. @r trttt
in cine merifanii6e Wirtbibaft, trinft
etuen mertfanti9en S6nap8 fir Is Gents,
5abIt nit letnem nnertfantiben Dollar unb
er6Glt einen aneritanii6en Dollar 6erauS.
SeBt Bat er fir 30 SentS Scbnaps s%etrun7
fen urb nocb feineu Sent ieines 8erm0gens
Derloren. Sir feu9tfr0bLtde Mteniben lift
bic @egen6 Elm BaraoieS, elm Stlberbolar
unb gelunbe 8eine genitgen, nm in dulci
jubilo 5u leben, nun BART man 9iiben uno
Drilben iebeSmal nic6t me6r %pertrinfen, ais
bic WGbrungSbifferen5 3tpt1cben benz ameriz
fdnti8en uno Dem merifaniiben Dollar
bctrQgt.
, 1894-04-27
General Sohn s. 8lad BON bier

General Sobn 6. 8laf bon bier,
acknowledgements rat large, lift boue1
a3uoerii9t, 6aB ibon ipa6renb bteic1
6iBun9speriO6e 6es SOn9reiies cine 8e=
tpiQigun9 bon bret W}iaionen fir baS neue
8unbe8gebdube gcuac6t tper6en ptr6. 81
meint aber, es weroe alf Der @rri6tung
oes @ebGube8 duf benz alien Blabe beltanz
ben per6et l~tnlerer 8iirgeriboft miro
bic Sage 6eS neuen 8oitge6Gu6eS ic3lteBGi6
b0uig 8~leicbgiiltig iein, ipenn e8 nllr Iberz
baupt nit Dem 8au 0eiieIbeu baI6 BON
S1ede ge6t.
, 1894-04-27
: @on Ser SmaQeb'16e @e1eulhaft bo

- Son ser Smalep'i6e @eieul6aft bon
3ettungS6erauSgebern aus Dem Often,
tpelcbe ben Staat 8oi6in9ton unb Ben
amertfanild6en 9tor0tpeiten an Ser &iiIte
oeS Stillen Wteeres b~ereiit, mGren bieier
Sage mebrere Wtitglteoer beinabe ibDer
p~erungliift. Sic @eieli9aft mac6te in
&uti9en cine 3%tunofobrt burC6 bic hinge
bung bon Spofane I'M Staate WaiG1nq>
ton, ais Oas @eipaun elmer Der &uticben
Dor einem oa0erfommcnoen StraBenba6nz
ipagen i6eute unO Ourcbging. Su benz
Wagen laBen Orange Subj bon benz @6iz
cogoer 8latte yGbe 6arnter", o. s.. MQz
ginniS aus Sunn0It6e unb Wta1on un0
Sherman aus Spofanc. Die @feroe liefen
I'M Douem Sa8en ben 0Ggel binab unb am
TuBe beiielben pralte Der Bagen an einen
Selc9rapbenpfa6l, mo0urb Die Sniaiien
aus benz Q8agen auf Bic StroBe geicbleuoert
tpurDen, pGbrcno Der Wageu in Splitter
Serbrad. Die iGmmtlicben Snio1ien trll5
gen mebr o0er pentger betrGcbtlt1e 8eulen
uno Observation-Disclosures Dupou uno Wtoion
Bate nm 0aareSbreite Elm O6r eingebilBt.
Der &uticber q. q. WfiuSpau9b brab cir
8ein uno e;len Qtrm.
- Die gemiicbte 9eputatton 5ur 8eroz
tbun8 iiber Die Stellung Der itG6tiicben 8ez
BORDEN 8erlinS CUR Notwithstanding
1896 bat nab Qltb0rung bes Qtrbeitsousz
lcbulieS oteler QuSitellun1 iber ben Qeaenz
tpGrtigen StanO Der Nu5iteuuno etnittm=
mig bel6lonen, Ben Wa8iitrat gu eriuc6en,
bel Den 5uitGnoi9en 8eidb6@ uno Staatsbez
BORDEN an5ufra8en, % OieleIben bereit lein
miirben, cine i'm Sabre 1896 epent. 1897 in
Berlin 81 peranitalten0e oeutidnotionale
@etDerbeausitelung in @emeini6oft nit
Ben itaOtil6en 8e6Or6en tperttbdtia al
unteritIBen.
, 1894-04-27

gu oft. Sn 6em in 20rradb erz
ibeinen0en OberlGnber 8oten bonn 4. OfGr1
3cigt Elm 3obnte6niter an: vS6mer5loies
3abn5teben mittelit Giui9ldfun8 mit8romz
dtber jeben Sag" 0as b6lt tetn Wtenid
aus, ab8elebeu baDon, baB nit es fir UNI
mOgtib Dalten, 3abne vmtttelit @inlbId=
flung" 3u sie6en.
, 1894-04-27

y 9te bel ser 2bio3rt 8cbiBtcn 6ta98en beIton=
Sen III Der Sopanti@en am 6Ormait - 3ei4en I'M
lere@ nd4lten &sils5ieles bic Stage Der & -; <
Star &intenz Banner am logenannten gOttSSen":
Mtait, am uSi9ger"zNta mar bo8 53et6en Der Il.
g, @fatl, unO am 6ta9itaff @roB 5rttanntenS
Simmer.
, 1894-04-27

- neutrality-suspicious. in Sen Raiten ber
S6riflieBer fir an sic @enerGle Der
Gorcb'iben 5eeresabt6eiIungen fangen an
tGr al tperoen.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
VIII be made sP low as ir consistent with
sound bualness principles. Apply at the Of
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19


We present to our readers this
week a cut of the likeness of Hon.
N, L. Gowcr, the nominee of the
Democratic party for reelection to
the office of Representative in the
49th General Assembly Of Tennes-
see, Mr.. Cover rolled upa hand
some majority in his first elections,
and the party has every reason to
believe that he will again receive
the hearty support of the people.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19

1t takes very small thing
make some Germans commit su
eide. One of them who reachee
the frisky age Of 70 hanged him
self just because the woman he
asked to become his fourth wife
told him he was tco old to get mar
ried.
Perhaps women will elevate DO
litics, when they get the ballot.
Already politics is cnglarging the
horizon of women. A pound of
candy used to be considered a big
wager for a woman to make, but
Mrs. Lease has already made one
of $50 on the Kansas election.
Ia the lexicon Of Mai. Mckinley
patriotism means selfshness, At
least he prctcnds to think that the
selfish action Of the Louisiana
sugar planters in leaving the demo
cratic party because they did not
get the sugar bounty continued is
patriotism. We had supposed
that patriotism meant love of
country. not love Of rclf.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
w. O. Sheldon is the friend o

w. 0. Sheldon is the friend of
che DOOR man.-Lawrence Union.
Well, lets see if he is. Mr.. Shell
don wants a high protective tariff
that will make the poor man pay
one hundred do lars for what he
could buy for fifty dollors and
forty-two cents without that tariff,
or in other words, an article that
costs the poor man one dollor UNI
der Mr.. Sheldons foyored tariff
he could buy for fifty and one-half
cents without Shcldone's favorite
law in force, Does this show friend
ship for the poor man?
But let US 90 further with the
examination Of his friendship for
the poor man. The Union lamcnts
the closing down of his mill, but
lets see how he run it, and see if he
was the poor mans friend then.
lie employed the poor man to cut,
haul and manufacture his logs in
to understandable lumber, and paid
them for their labor in scrip which
was worthless unless presented at
his store where be could charge
thc poor man any price Tor that
which he was compelled to have to
feed his loving wife and children,
Now if Mr.. Sheldon is the poor
mans friend, why did he not pay
him the money for his honest labor
and let the man be free? But he
went further than this, he tried to
deceive the poor man by putting q
sign on his Office like this" Scrip
is better than mohye when you put
itin your pocket you double it."
Was this friendship? Ne. But it
was a friendly scheme for him to
socket the fru its of the Door man S
honest labor.
Now, we hand the case to the
poor man, and await his decision
on NoY. 9th. We pity the Unions
idea Of frien dship-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
SIT ISL SIGNs

1t is sign you are going to get
a bargin if you come and take adj
vantage of our prices on shoes that
are diseounting all former ones %
per cent.
Big feet, little feet, long feet,
short feet, thick feet, thin feet,
wide feet, narrow feet, or any other
kind Of feet can be easily fitted
from our mammoth stock of Boots
and Shoes which are nlade by firms
whose mottow is allleathcrgood-
workmanship, honest goods, latest
style, perfect fitting, solid com.
fort and ease, and are recommends
ed by Wareweli & Lowprice, Try
them.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
NONRESIDENT Notice,
AttachMent before ]. p.
A. A. Patterson,
VS.
II. G.. Price.
II. C. Price.

In this cause it appears from the af-
tidavit Of the Plaintiff, that the Deft.
II. c. Price, is a Nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law can not be served on him
Process having been returned "not
fouEd" as to the said defendant, and
the Attachment levied on the unde-
vided one-half interest of the defend
ant in certain tract of land in Dist
No II, of Lawrence county Tenn, 1t
is therefore ordered by me that publi
cation be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Lawrence Democrat; the
date of which shall be five days before
the 9th, day of October 1894, requiring
said H. c. Price to appear before me
at my Office in Hcnryville, Lawrence
county Tenn, on Oct. 9th, 1894, and
make defense to said suit or attach
meat and debt or the same will be taken
for confessed against him, and proceed
ed with exparte.
This Sep cmber 10th 1894.
T. n. PENNINGTON T. p.