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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
Hot Springs Goes Ahead.

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 12.-A meeting attended by over 1000 citizens, among whom were nearly all the representative business men of Hot Springs, was held here this afternoon. Among those pres ent were Joseph H. Vendig, manager Of the Florida Athletic association. The meeting was called to order by Mayor w. w. Waters, who stated that the ob- ject of the meeting was business rather than verbal expression of opinions. That the committee that went to Dallas pledged a guarantee of $5OOO to the club if the contest between Corbett and Fitz- simmons should come off here. He al- luded to the stringency of the times and the benefits to the community financially if the fight should take place here. He asked that the required money be sub scribed. Capt. s. H. Stitt was elected chairman and w. H. Mills and G. H. Lower secretaries A subscription head ing was written, and written one half hour from the time the meeting was call ed to order the necessary amount was subscribed and paid in. This money was subscribed by the representative busi- ness men of the city On Tuesday 200 laborers, carpenters, etc., will find em- ployment at Whiting park on the man. moth amphitheater of the Florida Ath- letic club.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

V
 and body that result from, uu- natural, periiici- ous habits usual ly contracted in youth, through ignorance. is thereby incapac. italed 10 thor- oughly enjoy life. He feels tired, spiritless, Aand drowsy ; his sleep is disturbed T and does not re- fresh him as it
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
PERSONAL.

TREECHandsomely illustrated Guide for Spectators and Investors" mailed free. Send us your name and address. Com stock, Hughes & Co.,, bankers and brokers, J5 Broadway, New York city. o13-13t-s
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO YOU SPECULATE?-"Guid to Sue cessful Speculation" mailed free. Wheat. provision cotton and stock speculation on limited margin thoroughly explained. Cor respondence solicited. Warren, Ford & Co, Liberty building. New York.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
FOR RENT
FOR SALE


 s30O0-A wonderful bargain, No. 1920 5th ave- nue, 50x1SO, 6 rooms. $1OO0-12 acres, 4-room house. Great big $1S0o-40 acres four blocks from cars at East Lake, under cultivation. A bargain. $20O0-5Ox190, 3 houses, 5th avenue, between 23d and Mth street. s2100-50x140, well improved, 5th avenue, near 22d street.
 s15O0-1OOx14O, corner Avenue E and 2Sd street
 $1750-50xl40, 9th avenue, near 18th street. $1000-50x172, 5-rooms, well, servants house, etc., something nice Gillespie street, near Fulton station. S3OO0-The Hawkins place. at West End. Grand old place, 150x190; 19. fine shade trees; fine well; house alone cost $6OOO; half cash.
 S2500-5Ox14O, 4-room cottage servants house, etc.. Avenue J, between 18th and 2Oth; half cash. S. E. THOMPSON, oct13-tf 2l5 Fist street. FOR SALE-lmproved farm; acres fruit, grapes, well, spring, barn, etc. Will pay 1 per cent on $2000 Price only 1875. Call Monday. Danson & Co.,, room 4O3 Chali- foux building.
 FOR SALE-Lot 10Ox140 feet, southeast cor ner 9th avenue and 14th street, six cot tages, renting for $60. Price s5000 Terms 5000 cash, 5000 in two years. Choice in vestment. Smith, Chichester Yancey. FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT ON LONG TERM-Several valuable farms near Birmingham. Don't want idle lands. Address Jonas Schwab & Co.
 10-S- tue thu-Su
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
WANTED.

wANTED-A lady to correspond. Address
 lock box C67,
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-A white woman to do light . housekeeping and be companion for sick lady. Must give good reference. Apply at Ice factory, corner of Avenue D and Twenty-second street. 1O-11-3t wANTED-A good cook; must come reoom- mended. Call at PIT Highland avenue.
 10-11-3t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

S25O0-5Ox140 4-room cottage servants house, etc., Avenue J, between 18th and 20th; half cash. s. E. THOMPSON,
 octl3-tf 215 Fist street.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-AIen and women to work at home; pay $S to S16 per week for making crayon portraits; new patented method; any one who can read or write can do the work at home in spare time, day or even s ing. Send for particulars and work at once. Address H. A. Gripp, German ar- tist Tyrone Pa 10-l3-4t-sun
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-A frst-class hardware sales man to travel the state of Mississippi for a large wholesale hardware house. Must be a man of experience and ability, and controlling a trade in that section. Ad- dress Hardware" Box 363, Nashville, Tenn lU-ll-1t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-To buy a secondhand lathe and drill press. Address Lathe, care State Herald. 10-12-tf
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
LOANS.

MISCELLANY rpUS.
 MAKE YOUR OWN WHISKY-No ma chnery required. Good as genuine. Only 40 cents a gallon. Send $1 for receipt Southern Novelty Co.,, Belknap, Dallas county, Ala.
 THE south's highest price photographic ar tist H. T. Morton, Marion Ala. Pictures for the aristocratic class speciality. None but first-class sitters desired 9-22-4t-sun MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without removal, from $l0 up. s. R. Searle. 17th street, between 1st and 2d avenues.
 my2-3m ARTISTS send for illustrated catalogues of mouldings and frames and artists ma ferials: also price list of fine solar prints. Southern Solar Printing House, Marion, Ala. 9-z1-4t-sun 1ADrEsi Chichestcr's English Pennyoyal Pills b psmood 0o osss ss.n' s.ua e. ..p P.rsas f@ I.Sssih CSichssIer Chsmicsf O.. PHilada-, Pa. 26 su mo thu sat 1y
 EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY-George A. E Blinu & Son, Proprietors. 1907 2d avenue. Telephone 222. birmin gbam. 12-2yuf
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-Everybody to know that we have moved our secondhand book store to corner of 1st avenue and Fist street. 10-12-9t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-German girl to do cooking and housework, for small family, with no children. Address with references, stating salary. W. R. w., care State Herald.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

WANTED-An active travelling salesman in this section to sell our mechanical rub Der goods for commission and division of profits. We want an experienced man, familiar with the trade. Goods right; prices 10. Address Rubber, box 1892, Phila- delphia, Pa. ol3-3t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
kphHsIcAL STRENGTH.

cheerful spirits and the ability to fully
 enjoy life, come only with a healthy
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13
AGENTS WANTED.

WE don't want boys or loafers, but men of ability; $500 to $500 month to hustlers; state and general agents; salary and com mission Racine Fire Engine Company, Racine Wis 9-29-sun-4t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-13

W4ANTED-Agents to sell sash locks and door holders. Sample sash lock free by mail for Pc stamp. Best sellers ever in- vented Beats weights. s12 day. Write quick. Brohard & Co, Box 59, Philadel- phia. 4-2l-26t-sun
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06

"Dr Noryin Green" says Megar-
gee" in the Philadelphia Times, tho
long timo president Of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company, claimed that he
gave Edison tho employment which was
the beginning u his successful career. to
which, rs Is yell known, tho Western
Union corporation has largely contrib
uted. Edison had been bothering the
officers Of tho company with teleTaphic
devices they had no need Of. lie came
into the c1ico enc day when 1t was Inn
possible 90 obtain communication be-
tween New York and Albany, and the
seat Of the difficulty could not DO 10
Gated. lie was bantoringly invited TO
remedy tho trouble DO said no could do
30 In two hours. lie was laughed at and
giysn two days for the task. His process
vss very simple lie telegraphed TO
ths beat operator IN Pitisburg and In
csrDcted him 70 telegraph TO the best
operator IN Albany. The latter tel
osgapAsd his New York line down as
feg O. he could, feeling his way from
poiat to point, and sending the results
70 tie Pitisburg man, who forwarded
them to Edison. In less than one hour
Edison said to the anxious officials, The
break Is two miles from Poughkeepsie.
That simple method insured his status
with the Western Union people and
wen FOR him o hearing In all his
schemes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
oysg AND 8sRNHARDr.


TEs italian hctre.5 Rises % Greater
uci.hD Than tho Irenchwoman.
AS get Duse has permitted as only a
glimpse Of Der gallery Of dramatic por-
traits. Elsewhere she las achieved tri-
umphs In plays differing as widely as
"La Femme dc Claude" and LAB
besso de JouaIre." Her Juliet and
Ophclia have aroused foryent onthusi-
ssm, aud her Cleopatra is still bone
q critical contention between the COM
meutatcr8 who hold that uaturalness ID
the cAieiest ,ago virtue and those who
prefer the dazzling artifco Of which
Sarah Bernhard. is passed mistress. II
Ii be the hra. object Of good acting to
hold the mirror mp t0natuIe, the French
actress in these later days would be I'M
wise to dispute the palm with her Ital-
ian rival. The women whom she now
depicts axe, for tho most part, mere
monsuosities, iauciful developments
from one morbid ana extravagant type.
II Duso. IL attempting some Of them,
has failed I'D emphasize all the violent
aud imQos lille contrasts Of which they
are compounded, and to emaze or hor-
rify by cry CT gesture, she at least
has conuiycd to impart to them, by her
inlu;tiye sense Of truth and proportion,
eoue somblance Of humanity. Wherever
tho-o IS g foundation If human heart to
work upon her power is absolute, and
the can interpret all moods with almost
equal iacilt~. As has been pointed ont,
flo can sound I'D tho depths Of pathos,
O. simulate q palozysm Of rage OF
scoru With the same ycracity; can en-
ploy wlth delightful eject al the wiles
Of feminine soductiveness, play tho CO
Cuctto with unsurpas.ablo archness and
v!yacit7 and tread the pelilous paths q
Ito riskiest French comedy with a light
ness, a sparkle, an assurance and an
adr0incss altogether Partisan.
She Possesses, moreover, ia q larger
measure than any other actress the pro-
team gift Of genuine impersonation.
With e face and figure devoid Of any
peculiar Characteristic, she identifies
herself with leGctuous personality by
subtle and appropriate transformations,
ia which gait gesture, carriage and
facial qr icl All play thgir part. IN
this ra-ocs beyond question, .Ao is tho
greatest ACTRESS u tie day. and among
men Sairni me takes rank above her
OF beside ler G,r powers IN high trag-
edT az poetic comedy uust lie for Us as
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
The Ln.t Commander.

General Nelson A. Miles will prob
ably be the last Of the great generals Of
the war Of the rebellion to command the
army Of the United States. he will not
rosch the age limit for retirement for
eight years yet. in August, 1908, and by
that time all Of tho major generals and
brigadier generals now n The active
csrvico will have been retired General
Ringer hrs bat a year 70 rsrve; General
Merritt retires IN 1900; General Brooke,
me present senior brigadier general, In
1904; General Wheaton IN 1897, 0sn-
srai Otis IN 1909, General Forsyth In
1893 and General Bliss and General
Coppinger In 1898. It viii thus BE- seen
that General Miles service. should b,
live to reach the age fer retirement. will
outlsst all the really prominent officers
now on the active list. Minneapolis
4ourpaL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
n,lrur Hou,a eenIs,. acsa.

Cnestion. Would there 10 moro mon
ey in tho country with Sac free coinage
Of silTori
Answer There Tould asArst 30 very
much less, oWisg 70 tho withdrawal Ct
gold. Aflsz values bocrno adjusted 70 tho
silver be5La eilvoF WocA b eolDsd hoEo
az 70 Is n EozicN Thoro VOuld 10 90 g.
n1and fG GlvSz oa aseouat Of ito coin
aga, ne7 vsuA 70 tlaea % pD "a price,
bsssSso alyss bnllion voah b worth
TIA sar1s cflsT coinage - befora lnsS
~ rela - Pow. lS9n vouh eoW and
resp and by sod rell e. they do now.
WAcV7cT gsa s. GhVs &ollsC Woola haVs
70 vVzh ~ Il a 10 mEst row work
Or rock e a0sey HoRld 10 less en-
oioat beeaRco NO Heuh not have the
rardard Of 10 laading sivilirOd na-
keaa, e,d en- rS0ay VezA kaTo ito
Fsbss N CaA. fsses>e4s6 fSsa az 10
tcJ, n n nov % e=s via ~ money
q EectcA SaEao, CAA-a rid o5h0s
ov07ast1 - rzaAcsctz.d - Sc17h NO
kavo ~ 3, nu&y r. eo,AiHTos AUana
uaoag - ct71 usirG nottosc, n
1aoain-z n Wis h hcaeyr'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
Total Loss Of 11emory.

e very mrious instance Of those sud
la and total losses q memory which
la.o .ach puplexing and appalling
problems a5 TO tho nature of tho person
ality &C man is reported this week from
Brighton. Whiloslttiug on the sea front
woman felt something break In her
head she thcgoupcn became unable 30
tell her name, address OF anything con-
recied vita her past life. She 10 at PEca-
ent IN the Brighton Vorkhouso, her Goa
tinual cry being, "Oh, shall I get ny
memory againl" Her clothing doea net
contain = single mark or inisial whereby
nho might be identified She 10 respect
ably dressed woman, apparently fsirly
we'll to DO. The following is her doscrip-
tion: kgs hbout Is; dressed Aestly IA
black appears 10 be q zErso OF eompaa-
ion well educated; wears = wedding
King.
&c hold, and It seems to ~ aro bozsd
70 hold, that tho notion Of life beyond
the eravo which will Hos b endowed
With memory Of this life 10 tars=nouat
10 snnihilation But il tho ssaso Of via
poor woman is permanent, then rho has
already ruGered sort Of annihilGhcr,
though " coarse death may revive hez
lost faculty. Still, il she goss Gu Avihg
abe will IN effect be another person, nd
hew are these two personalities - -
linked and reconcilsdi In truts. VIC
whole thing ia one Of the uoosi soul shah
hg Of mysteries. -Londoz SpsStAtos.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
acs.oaGO VoNETTE.

l- clll's er.c About rls f.oh nahy
,.s-.-d ~ the 1lanaaer.
I1 IaI been iu tLe lalis q pnceIc-
al l,ag himself from tho
F ..-.e los two " tive, days st = stretch
F at Varying intervals lor about 4 ye'r,
and g. lsc5 The manager gos mad aid
swo,o Up aua down tLss Ae w.al.L s
stand jc any longer.
"uhcn ho comes back this time, W
aaid tlo manager, ruupl.ug his busy
mT hair w.,h oa5 hand whilo 10
brought .hs other fist down on tic s.o-
uc-1uhcr's dcskWith bang taas maao
tle typewriter koys rattle, "In co-k
lim for every minute thsS he has been
rouo. I'd discharge Lin on tho sE9.
e-l DO doGo with it, Lat he's @ good
worker when he's hero ard Ike him
gal VIII tly 10 Fus ~ wish this hil aud
u ay q coming around fJr = A.sls
Will. longer"
Iaa. vas On Monday. Taa clerk
d.-u show ~ till Wednesday * noon.
"#A.t'8 been tho mat.-.:' asked iho
oc, pushing his glasses down og-r
l., o- i his nose and eyiIg his CHI
Fl.g.a severely.
1L3 man took liza place at The lorg
table ell commenced slowly pulling GA
ID black Office sleeves
"llo baby has been sick ag~in, " DO
nil e-avaiy taking pp his pen and be-
sl4i. q TO FI-to.
"Iu sorry" no said, "bat ples-o
leat 81 MIND lba5 tho nex. limo yoa 20
Oil t-.s way Jon wiz loao your wages "
Clio MANS fa,o seemed 90 take I'D al
other Ho3ofplieuess, b1thoms0ll.d
c j., Albright, " ard we5 CD wiz
iue
twas Fix weeks before DO staid away
again and that tims he was gons two
days. lie came back ca PAY day. His
face Vas sallov and ha7gard and his
eyes were sunksn and red.
"Bab7 been sick again. ask,d tho
manager. with facstious littla amiia.
"Ycs, WAS tho quist answer ohs
was worse than usual this time" and
tho clerks eIiuned aud mads up their
minds thas ho had had high old time
that trip.
Six dollars were deducted from his
salary to Offset the pleasures Of that lit
Ito spree, and the manager thought that
ouch summary punishmsns oughs 20
bring about pretty effectual reforms
ton. But it didn't. Az the end Of three
weeks be siaid away again, and slthough
his salary was again diminisbed at tho
samo rate, DO took another self appoint
cd vacation within month. When he
sent a motto around the fourth time after
tho docking process commenced and &C
counted for his absence By the same old /
plea that the baby was sick tho manager |
made up his mind THAI be would inyes- |
tigato thinga
I'm going over TO bis houro and
straighten this matter ont, i" he said to p,
the stenographer between sentences Of
the letter he was debating THAT child |
isn't sick any more than am. and not
half as much so, and I'll catch him face
TO face in his tTickery. II 1 so over
there and find him drunk, as suppose
I viii be pretty sure to do, III discharge |
him SO quick he woR't know what his
nsQe a." =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
THE Ex-QyEEN q MAoAeAsoAR.
4 Remarkable W3man, Who Goes BaTe-
f.rtnf Il WIT n1rnr.

4 Remarkable Wo-aan, Who Goes BaTe-
footed Ia Worta G7Tnc.
Tho defeated oueln e HsdaEa,car,
tho third largest isiand IN Tho world, Is,
according t. tho Louloa Woman, oas Of
the moss interesting women & the mo-
ment Itis true saas she Las lstoiy bctn
in trouble, bot Is rasnI row That the
chiyalroa1 French go7cnma1t Will
leave her almost s'weil or IS oyoT. Ter
maiosty'7 7rcas charm lies IA tho Gig
inali;y q her manners aaG q hog habits
CT lie. shovclgs IS, COZ WortA dro~7,s,
and goes about In them b.rsiootod. She
elbows tobacco End drinks Champagne all
dag long. bho imports porfunei from
Paris, but Vsel palm oil en- her hair.
Many similar il,or,ls.lonl & nor c1isi-
nah.J mirhsbssiTcA. H-r grcat passion,
however, u-s Size acquisition q Worth
dresses. 6ho T.ra thcn ayarJvhara, ne
matter how iniurioas 30 thsni tA5 ooa--
patton slo was Engaged IN mighs b.
Visi.ors cav her msiessy sitting "a It's
door Of her palace busily transferring :
meal Of rice, oil and chicken to hsr
mouth with her nnac-i Sad incidental
lyapoiliug q magnificent Wog.a creation
Of silk. v8lTct and laco. Tao rsTczues
sho derived from Der anforiunnaso Dso-
pie vsro sufficient 80 purehsss heE al
the dresses fhs needed.
Sho rctrcely approved & all iho 7oza-
tious details u civilized fsniniao 9Teaz
Fer instance, oorssth tocAingl sna
shoes formed 10 psrs Of hsF Vart-Sba
When her majestT orosgsd .hs s.rsoa On
q vet dsy, tie foreign ralident5 q her
espitsl were trestei 70 n BDasiacls vhioh
smustd them, bat which tie nad7cs
saaed ss with swo and IsToFeneo. Un
dor thess circumstances IL nay b rag
ia,A that hsr rajcstY WIS ysyy raEeh
pslned vhan she haA 70 - = ver viii
Gao Trsach, the scarce Il iii hO h-ry7.
Bat they proposed 20 snnsa her oo77tT,
snA rhe haA to zlsks Etaza. Sko ka-
Yszgssa her people in The ssrcots q h0v
capital. Antsnanari7s, aaA ssid then IL
vss holy var, :rd made thsua g7ofF
70 follow to tbs death. A. tho frat ca
counter with ths ErsRea they shovod
themselves useless
Now, after . march into tho intcries
q Madagascar, daring vhioh they suf-
fersd terribly from disease and other
hardships. the French hsyo arrived ~
Antanans7iyo, the capital. At fra the
queen fed TO the forest HoF supply Of
Worth dresses had been getting low, aRd
she was IN rags. On this account, press-
hly, she has como to terms with the
Frsnch. Is is Announced that sho will
be permitted to reiga 80 eacea ua6er
French protection, bat thpi her husband,
who 81 likely 10 DO moro dan8er0a9 TO
their interests, will ke hAnishsd fsem
the island. Tho queen will have mccoy !
enough 20 buT n reasonable RsnbeS &
dresses. She - good lookizs hsViHS
regular features, without Hsgrs eAsgSe-
torishos, and q light broWu compilation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
THE REAL CREDITOR CLASS.
Laborsrs Are Beginning 70 Learn Some
Tru.E,a Ersoue --o-,e-

l&aDoNGAo aAN -sN ai--AAAs ~ A4e-a- AZ tltAA-r
Truths About Money.
The attorneys Of the silver mining in
terest have counted largely On the labor
vote. Some monthe ago there was some
reason for this. But tho agitation Of the
subject has wrought a change Mforma-
ton has been 90 GiRufed tAl. the stupid
falsehOo1E c. Euch men a. E2-Toy arc nc
longer eurrta:. Tie Ilol Who work io-
wages ere awakening 20 .hc iact that
they are the ereat Ged.to- class q the
oouztTT. HOT t. mention tho g.
Goa. 900, eco which Acy lave n tie
bants--a fam Isl IN excess q tia MS
tioazl Gsbl-thay ase obliged ~ work
On . sIs6lA Fhstbrr paid ~ tla v.ok,
mOath O GIarteE, ,hey sro equally c-sd-
ito7z foE TIE fall szzolut q their Wages.
They att 10 mcrsy un,N sf.er tk-y have
ssgnsd l.
They are beginning ID pcr.aiTa .hs5
Il "a - thsir ia.alsat 80 gcs tAslr vaga s
In lhs btss money th,s Is 10 10 bad.
Ths stato 4 vAssI !n riiTs- countries,
whieh haa bsoa inisdioioaily exploited
By silver zea Aat go employer 4 "a
bor, has eoztgisuiei 70 cDsl tls eyes u
ouI toilass Frss coinage would cut IN
i've the puIehasins po7er 4 their prea-
sDt wages. cd rhey mov mona oTpar-
encs Ler had EsAs they wo1N have
10 ass thon YAissa -Lou.sylll9 Courier
fcgrufl.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06

All historians leave n doubt fiie fato
of Mana 6ahib, header q tho L5dian
mating. Ee vas rsTcr reca after the
battio 4 Singapore. Tct Captain vii
ham Brown q 6aa FTanriooo aftsr 40
years, giTsa details Il tho &eaA 81 Esna
and tLs hrziGl Il ~ sshes h the
GANGS.
Brsun euz1e7osa "a erzzca aeet
sad hia ve-=sl 80 Dezz-s, Wa estsck-
o. By Ea5a md ~, A5rc1 Drown
onUa ksaa rad bcsa II "a rsPGvl With
q loss 81 80 r.oa WA5a ~ bSssla vas
srcr, 10 assscoesd - hi1 esb4a asd WA
nyaa=7d - Ora fscpo Rsoa sshf0 dying
nsd hia saiNrc-i Goc-A bVA q Who's
IA know parrceaily. ~ ~ Asicest u
IRE mutiny thin voEzoa had eors p
him ~ N snaissasy hrOcl Haoa acd e.
fsred him n hrgo Tari 10 SsSzt 70 81
nativo oarsa ~ tAa4 AHaO No UTcCsfred
Esna II ira Potoi lsaAS fell tuto hA
hends ne v0sh EivO hin hSu kocacA,
O. n cesa. ~ WozA bosesv pse1os e.-=o-
nj kcsorz uvoa his oorrsa HrSa nvv
reminded Brown Ct fAis Tvszzfso 81
soon expired.
Thst night me body WA taEsa = 90
shore By Browa RnA kurssA 9ho cSR
Witnesses were Brevn'a 05Fvu1ta, AxrC-t
and Iona Whea 90 Gro baz1r4 10
Iona threw hcvssR Spoa p nd w
burned with "a nen 10 o~c4 tzhe
rszas aiaht 80 ssAos Il Hen vSn
tskoa 10 a voizi " kogo - Goat-n Esrzf5
Ehs cansvs, ed woss husisd h eo&EF
rseterA
OsRtatz Brown kes toszu.sE<s -
Ft~stioting tAtz stcIy, vAisA va AeBasf
ue&s vablic. Tho eozlzsoe , rsoe3EeA
imIzoasioa he's been thAt Mana oomzlit-
ted rnieids. --sa. Loais Gleha- psasfszak
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-06
EAac-fnr r.-rfr.r Grsa..a.

IA HoA Tecs L johnson Of Ohio,
wko hes taken 80 hosblS 80 Inform
hirsssk ~ TO errrcncy feeling IN tho
west, roocatly ezgqasss4 the following
Opiaioa;
II iooh f0s n a'ort, sharp tight be-
tweea tse fUr9os q ehesp Eoney and
souaG money sd tho after defeat q
the rilvcziheA Epco silver people never
had 10 Ftsoasth Taoy boess o. There
b rscd dsai q noiSa. n "a trse, bat
eAn y cscass - cornsisI Poass, they
~ rcrosaiy in fso Eirsisy. The fact
a. e>sh r-css14vo ogncraes since tho
Fhay-esA dooz7 Toat fsiilEg OF Of
frv, siivrz fslicvCA n tAo Hifty- second
congress Gscgo va n 40 vSie IN tho pop
aIsg h1,Ho 81 TO Bland bill, and this
VS., tso r-aith q ito silvor craze. Its
nsdis n IN nc Aakure. TO Improvement
in business conditions II ret calculated
to rapport tho claims q the silyerites
Tbey have based their agitation mainly
on discomfort sDginging largely from
tho unemployed Glass, md now that
these azo becoming fewar every day tho
silTez followers grow beautifully less. "