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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-16
Veteran Women Journalists.

The Women's National Press Association
met at Wizards last night. Mrs. Sperry
presided. Among those present were Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs Belva Lockwood, Mrs. Rail
ston, Mrs. Gist, Mrs. Wright, Miss M. H.
Williams. Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'Don-
oghue, Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. ODonog-
hue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-16

IF THE BABY rs CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and nsc that old and well-tred remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething;
It soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Is cents a bottle. se1O-1y
THEIR GENTLE ACTION AND GOOD EFFECT ON
the system really make them a perfect little pill
They please those who them. Carter's Little
Liver Pills may we'll be termed Perfection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-16
Notes.

The body of John Jacob Frey was inter-
red this afternoon at o'clock. Services
were first held in Oak Hill chapel.
Mr.. Charles Memmert's funeral took place
yesterday. Four members of Oriental
Ledge of Odd Fellows. of which deceased
was a member, and Messrs. B. F. Harper
and John Pimper acted as pallbearers.
The mill buildings of John F. McClain
near Hancock were destroyed by fire on
Thursday. The saw milf shared in the de-
'struction. The loss amounts to about
5000.
Mr.. Chas P. Williams has gone to Flori-
da for ten days or two weeks.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
$50

TO6te paa en- Sinbrins, Der nGiten braste Os til at opsiu.
Dor GorfclgeIle.
0snne 9inbrins par en- Stou al gsstracr - lite aianns
pesse, iom man iaouanIis isr; men en- Stou al 8usrssse
(Quercus nana). Saa Iungt Diet tunce naa. iaa man
oenue beiyuoerIise Stou, buOri Der lite fanotes ct Era, Der par
oucr trcoiue CONNER bsit. aaiseusI par Der Der intst arat
eaer ~luberIfOu, men en- oroentIis gseitOu. buOri busrt Gra
bauOe fin iGritIte Stamme fine @rene. fine ~bRn9enoe Blade
og fine Rtaier al bruno RsOosr.
"0uGge9e!" raabte Grapperne, ba ri tom Zen til benne
Riniaturiou.
"SoQa!" ubraabte Rube en- utaalmooi9 Gone. ''Aue
maa iise al Setsnt. Ser bIiuer ri nsbt I'll at trpbe i9isnnsm".
8 mango LANCE elmer fuIste ri SpOrst, uOsu at TONNE burs
tisrs aiiteo END ON ri bapOe trpbet paa S1nosr Os 6sober.
Sporst par tpoeIist NOT, os uiIoe meo 2etbso tunue is ON
0asen; men be inaa Gss porebs iaa tat os rsgelmGsiis,
iom ON be par pIauteoe al Menuefebanoer, os llaonsIpiet
tunOe usppe trange igienusm bsres tatte Blade. GrcneHe
berOrte nGfen ~bverancre, iaa at SOrpen bIS ~Ouerifpssst os
MORT, bpItet goroe bet nafeu umrIigt at ie Souiporene.
unOertiosn tGnoe ri transe ~burtigere irem, naar nj itsoie paa
Ell tuGttet Gren suer en- gunte airspHs Blade, buis sluos
Ienbe gasfbsr itinns6e WiaaneIpist, men ba Seitsn br
baUOe saaet let benoper Sorbsn, pare Disie Sesn iaa Os lanst
ira binanben.
9ause uanorebe nj isiennsu oeune Stou, buor pore SORES
Der raeeoe opeI be bsslte Sreer. @i tunoe uGltsn inobiloe
Os. at Dor Del st isiennsw IN fore gIantussitOIs. SpOrst
iSrte pS Ise mibt isieunem ben, % inseu ri bapSe naast
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
French BUR Mills
Goodhue Direct Stroke Wind Wills.

Scbbelt ial for gapsch
iet NJ be pduir 5,luls
mgltI. BgiDau erst
GEda OF Err gufr io~
Rumpntns o. Grtuira't.
" lDIWieret eta T.
goGra. aardnteret moo.
ALIAS 2mo, Ie teot
beltuige0e 5talim Ter.
O. beitiaite 8inom9a {
for Grlutra't Bore "a
Gobs Efidlueller for
Grip.riit CT al urrirte
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Yaa &rtgsitiem
Srnun Of 3optein 30 pns Retn

'uIuene er bIeune paa benne SiOe, mener ies. sc Der -
ger er Sporene al benz. Sauo! ber bar 10 pGret en- bel
90o Of De SfarnsSpr, Murten CT 10 optraupet icm al en-
UoorsfOt. Sail"
" 6pteOs os neb cs unbcrioste Wtarfen. Oct par tpoes
"9t at Der bapSe peret en- MGnsoe 0pr. man funoe f., at
'e par 9auet iremao; men ituuiebe ueO Strpuuen, bapoe be
0P9'oet Sa9en os aoiprect fig forifeaise 0tetntnser.
9'nlen pGre louet, bet par mere eno en- 6ornloonins -
Saaoe Grappcrne ps mine andre 9soiugere isIts fig M
'0F0'Slet ON, at i0eten iittert par tommeu ouer muaite
o9lua &ytteren.
~'t0 ct lettere 9erte iprans leg after SabIen, mine geos
laSeFe tu'ste nit grnpeI, Os ri REQ nu Iauss 6Iobsns
Seo Tor at tinoe ct Steo, buor ri fuube ride oper.
yer par intst gaoeiteb ~9tGrbepeu, maaife man pso Iapt
"""0 eapoe funnel foune ousr, bppr 9eitsn bauoe saaet;
""' Va Sanoet par ite9et, par bet umuIigt, Strenu,su pilOe
Y"UE '0rt Sat % &ptter bort iOm SOrttrG. aIipperns
Us loTte SSlser, Der ~itrpmmsbe imelem benz - ben itums
%0"0e' bruienSs tSpirusI a~iltrattsbe fro etbpert 6orips at
I0ut 0oer Der - ri inbiaa MI ale, at bet par unluIi8t.
"Os'e reo opaS Iunss msb Strsmmen. andre tos Den MODS
,u"s Vetnrna. gesse Barrier msbtss after - insen al
81 99Oos iunSst noset Saositeb.
XXI oar Ute GO til at isse IGnser. Min Taalmobisbsb
W N'''"f. Oct uar lite isrie Sang, at is % min Ssit
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
On energilf Wano

snsr Hpuse rnfas II; al rrD rentsy. 81 / sthssrt
fluoiHivtf Settlement. prt agpeioe. aeo Iortls-
rfas doF'sIs :. KRO8H 4 90.
oi-7f-ti Box - Hdughwllc. Ind
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
358

ganoet git Oper 5eitsn, ba bauoe ban label fig GLIDE neo ousr
Sens Sioe, bapoe tasst Salen imsQem 1Gnbsrns o9 lpSnIs
meoe iaaleoeS b~asefter, iOet ban mart fsi cp iom en- 6tlt
paa Sro9en, o9 mart iS9te ban at biGlpe 9elten artsO.
Saalnart ben after ut 6ooiafe, trpb bon isien Op tSaolen.
NfanSsns os 9eitens musre, i~eIstustise ee9emsr par M,
ba De uaaoe tIapreoe op al grinfeu, reoucereOe til fne lmas
Iefe 0imenioner, pg irsmboo ct iua touliif Spn, at oct Tor1
a~aria9eoe ct mt 2atteruobruo al mine 6ott.
Seq peneSe life, til bet par forbi, men rto affso IanQs
Sreooen, til is nuaeOe gqnofaIOet, buOr is penteOe at ops
bass Sporet. Gil min GIaoe funbt js bet Itseopsrior bet
Steb, buor Seiten par iprunset no / ganoet. Den bapoe
uItiaa uuOet Ousr. 9iuIsn ie Eat, BUN par iostminoite REDS
bet al Den Sars!
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
357

baube fat oper en- 1lpb uben gabeit.b, % bet FANNIE par
SiliGIbet meb mango al mine 6oIf.
Seq bstGntte mig life Ieuse. Moro bapbe for ipsmmet
mango bunoreoc Glen meo mig, ben bapoe meo fit ifOIte
Srplt tIsuet n,ansen en- Strpm, Der par itrioere euo oenne.
geI par Der en- tor aiitano fra YreO til SreO; men unoer
6oSien par SanOet rOli9t os LOB %IausiOmt. Deb 6ielp al
WRaaneitnnet funOe iss osiaa i, at Sautsn paa ben moos
latte Sipe par Iau, iaa at Sefeu let pilpe TONNE op al ben.
Seq gap ben berfor Sporen os iatte uo 8anoet, fulste
al uHe mine 6oIt. gi ~iusmmeos ~IptteIist Ousr, os beites
eiter binauoeu Yrebben paa ben moriatte Sioe. Seq taIte
mine 2eOiasere en- m~ansIebe - buem par bet2
"9tube, " ~ipareoes Der.
Seq iaa mig omtrins uoen lrO - leg frpstsbe lite for
Erapperen. garep betrGfteOe, at ban bauoe pGret reoe til
at iGtte afitso - no9et MATTE bape cpboIot barn.
Seq ipurste, ON bans scmIe 6:t tuncs iusmn,e.
"9is en- Ial, iuareoe garsp "msn 9tube oil lite ride
opsr pa ben, ban er bangs for, at ben ifal ipnte alt for bpbt
| Ianbet. &c, berbenne tommsr ban."
NGiteu DiiSten al Strsmmen iaa ies to Souebsr glen.
nemltiGre 9slgsrne, bet enc Iise ~baseiter bet aubet. Oct
f~orrelte par Den samIe sraa Wfufauss, bet anoet pife ps
oens Serres umisfisnoeIise Ybpiosnomi. Moanen, Der
ninneoe paa besse, siorOe benz tpOeIise paa bet m~ortstruue
@anS, os bette StusipiI braste benz, Der bapoe naaet grsos
ben, til at IL.
Rubss Maabs at TONNE oper paa par ligeiaa aparte, iom
enbper anbsn Gambling al benne iorumberIise Uaanb. San
bapSe reoet ~IansiOmt no gauSst Os iioost / SaoIeu, inotiI
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
64se aapittl.-Gn ltIeputtanit Siop.

Seq fsIte mig Isttere tilmobe. SIere Sarsr uiofe iss M,
at bun par ~uuSsaaet. vi Sporene tinbe ri ie, at Selten
buuOs iastnet fit Sob, inotiI bet naiten fun par Sang; ben
tuuOe ianoipnlispis life pare tommsn fort %pioere; ti ben
MATTE pare trGt og nonattet.
S8iaa ri par ale trGtte; men Saabet ON mart at bare
nauet port 0taaI, Loo oS life bstpure c5 ferOu,, ri fOrtiatte
mantsri por Sci.
9t, bet par min StiGbne at pere ct Sisr for aipsrIenbe
Srps. og Saab. Miu @lGoe par inari iOrbi.
yi gar Fun Tonne iaa ~bunOreoe Gtriot ira 6loesn, oa ri
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

/ y NJ tu0eu 10 WIS Cmtrtb5 ior uJr IaJut Ie
eHeiie 6rbtrait Ntglcr, 70 gr tuya gle % p~arerit3r
laa lruqe TOM Bump IN der. bgt tsrjis Eager ii
Hero" "a American" Grinding Minis Hero
Ensilage Cutters Com Shelters, Wood Saws,
Chief" % RoyaiN Tread Powers gor Success
Onesdorse Tread Power er 0rH be0I't Dlllts5gf III
at troe Gram Scpdrltcr5. 4bioiIt @ataIi! meo.
1919 I at Striu itrlr ERR altl.os.
APPLETON MFG. CO., Batavia, III.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

st ~ilaaenpe g.n;S. Gn sammel
Mano tom ino iOrleoen paa ct 2ipsz
ior iifrin9stoutor ps bah ON at faa tess
net en- 8olice. Man ipur9te bam ON
BANS Iloer. San iuareoe:
"5ire % nittt".
"Sa, oa fan ri nof life asiurere
Gem min sooe Mano".
"SooriDr itte?" ipurste ban.
"5oroi De er fire rs uttti".
"Spab for nOset?" raabte @amlen.
"Se paa Statiititen, % 3e pil ie, at
Der er farre R9no, iom bsr efter fire
os nitticnoe Slar END i1r".
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

taloer Jeg oef fl1u glorf al Hare ttg
uoen Sarnepise paa iaa lang Reiis.
Sun Ter iriit os rsolebt uo, ipm ba
BUN reiits.
Ga, MI err bet sbnoass.apelb. Seq
raj meset ioas. ipnes iea, bar orrst
biem til Sic osiaa - SObn er alsne
bjemme, aaia, life iaa alens beqsr, ban
bar Griicn % antten os Sgniene. @ris
len beoosr "2aprants", antten "Sms
numb" % Sanen "@ulbranb~; So,
nerne beSSer 2up-9up.
gi frifsr pp etotilben, os apicr,
Sauer os @ieoer itaar runot Os risiia
foier fig. Belle @uorun lutar biem til
Eapa:
Ga lala gapa % lala mig,
Rda bsse Seiar
"a LANCE 2eiar
Saa lalar egi
Ss iaa buier bun, iaa bet liomer / Ser,
i%tspl-Guten; bun bar sobt Waal, ben
peile @uOrun.
SiHre Safer, bu minbes oiIt, bpur
berligt bet er at bore | Seieu, BELT
"naar Secret er blantianbe Hart,
iom Slluur Sic iaa uaifert Ipnssr.
Der ipruns bu paa EraitO us sjeteos
cller breoeoe Ss, iaa "Sppla" frat.
8u bar ing, iprGf, gtdo cg faao og
Gnieoe life iIise Smaatterier, Tom at
saa tpuotlRbt os pnao pna 8.uene.
Oct bar, troos Glib % Sleb, betlioe
Climber. 90 naar iaa eenooaen tom
mco blnrtt Solpeir, bar bet life bers
li9t! Cent big lepenoe tilbase be Gage,
bet pil itprts bin Sjal, iom ale sObe
Mnoer.
Ser iiooer 6u paa 8erafnauien:
Naiuren5 .itpre Bog er pplaot for big;
Der ier On 8ono cs SoQar, gIatrar %
SfOaar, 6jeIo ps 9alar, 3uIt Os Gs.
8ettenc risler. Sto9en iuier, g pms
iterne butter, Biuoeu piiter / Gratop'
pene. Soft berneoe / Saten flyer iagte
iommer, bet ringer til SDimesie o.
Weni8beocn iitemmsr gangen til Cubs
Iri5 Us Sgre. 2u npnuer:
Gpna meo os babe Iart oo Gtop
Cub ii. gGre os 8rts % Sou.
GGnbags-T anfer, ia. Ga, bet er
soot at minoes sOoe ScSe / bet glade
Barnoomsbiem / @amlelanoet "nsrIt i
@reucum"! Seq bilier GOer fra Berg
% 9al, ira Slot os SIP, fra @larf o9
Dtpr, Der bu bar ilaat eQer brebt so.
trallet OS leet, fanlfe psiaa srGOt ioms
metiO - Nutarre er atfurat "litens",
iom oa cu bar Der % iaa BEN: Saase'
nut, SgDlenuten, SignneiIel, 8Oan,
Sitiiel, Gturuuteu, Streiiel, Stipsiiel
- De itaur lise itgbt MOB 8eir os
8iuO. S mango andre SenIeeuber
fan Der baue foranoret fig, SietOeue CT
be famine.
"2ei samIe 5iel / SpniuSpm
Gr altto ems "a lao,
Wto iamnle gainle Stpningom
Sl iamne Toppom paa.
8 Spgoom bpegla Sueinarue,
90 Suiet itenoe lauit,
Nen Del 9amIe Ierfe' Steinarne
Del itanOa lita trauit.
9u Sap Tom SjDman iisanoe
ga lGHsta etter 9auo;
9aa ian9 ban Sicae itt9anoe
90 tlenoeit peo Il Stranb.
9oa tom Der Mot | Gutarne,
Som iaa9 fin 5poe'S tab -
ga Del gooe gamIe Nutarns
Sei 9iere Sugen slao."
Seq pel ba, @ootfoif, meo Sub %
600 Selie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14

DETROIT, Nov. S.-The work of res.
ouing bodies Of the victims of the ex.
plosion in The Journal building is
going steadily on. The list Of missing
decreases about correspondingly with
the number Of dead bodies taken out.
Nearly 80 dead bodies have now been re.
covered and identified, but the number
changes frequently ON account of new
and ghastly discoveries brought to
light in the ruins. The number killed
will approximate 40. The develop
ments demonstrate Couclusively that
negligent care Of the boilers was the
cause Of the catastrophe.
Official inspectors and competent en-
gineers have examined portions of the
wrecked boilers and pronounce the
cause as low water, causing a super
heated condition of the hues, which
was followed by the dangerous injeC-
tion Of cold water. Engineer ThOmp-
sons carelessness is strongly con-
demned. The engineer Of The Free
Press building states that he had prevl-
ously warned Thompson against leav-
ing his boilers without having any as
slstant to watch them Some oCCu-
pants of the building gave similar testi-
mony. Thompson insists that he saw
both boilers ten minutes before the eX.
plosion, and that they contained plenty
Of water and SO pounds pressure of
steam
The dead thus far taken from the
ruins are: Lizzie Tapley, aged 20, EN-.
ployed by Davis d Co. Henry Walsh
employed by Kohlbrand Engraving
company; John j. Reuter-, apprentice
in the employ of Dunlap & Co. George
H. Soule, enRraver; George Shaw
mailer, Detroit Journal; Willie Hawes
l6 years old, mailer, Detroit Journal;
James Ross, William w. Dunlap,
Henry Larivere, employe, mailIngroom
Of Journal unknown boy, remains
found in ruins, supposed to be John
Bowman Carrie Bauer, aged 23, book.
keeper In Killers factory; Adolph
Schrieber, Jr, John Gordon, Kittie
Leonard, NJ. Rosa Morgan, John Brei-
tenbeCher, unknown man, Jennie Me
bauer, l6 years old; Bertha WeidbusCh,
10 years old; Earnest Parkins, assist
ant mailing clerk Journal; Emma
LiChtenberg, employe Killers bindery;
Rosa Bretz, remains frightfully burned
and mutilated; Catherine Filler, fore
woman Hillers bindery; Lue Fretz,
employe Dunlap & Co; Anna WED.
busch. employe Killers bindery; John
T. Derby, carpenter; Joseph Bradley,
carpenter; George j Hitler, proprietor
Killers bindery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14
MAY Divide TURKEY.
Salisbury Said to Have Pro-
posed 1t to the Powers.
ITALY READY TO AID ENGLAND.
Fresh Massacres Said to Have Occurred
at Ezeroum- Many villages Burned and
Numbers Killed The ottoman Bank
Advances 81, ,5oO,o 900 to Turkey.

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says that the Cor
riere Del Mattino of Naples has advices
TO the effect that the Marquis Of Sails.
bury, premier Of England, has conf
dentially proposed to the powers the
dismemberment of Turkey.
A Berlin dispatch to The Chronicle
says that The Vossischo Zeitung has
news from Bucharez that fresh massa.
cres have occurred in the valley Of
Ezeroum, and that many villages have
been burned and pillaged and enor-
nous numbers killed.
A dispatch to the Times from Rome
referring to the gravity of the Turkish
affairs, says that Italy is in perfect ac-
cord with England, and that the Italian
feet is ready to cooperate with the
English feet wherever the interest Of
European peace may need it.
A Constantinople special says: There
is no change for the better in the politi.
cal situation here, unless it rests on the
fact that the Ottoman bank has ad-
vanced the Turkish government the
sum of 81, 800, 900, which will enable
the new minister of finance, Sabri
Pasha, to provide for the most pressing
| needs Of the government. The latter,
IL would seem, consists in fitting out
| the army reserves just called out in the
| porte's attempt to make some show of
trying to restore order in Armenia; but
there are so many other demands upon
the Turkish treasury at the present
moment that the money just advanced
/ nN Lon
! was all placed to legitimate uses, which
is not likely to be the case
The Ambassadors Of the powers do
not regard the new Turkish ministry
with favor; it is not expected to last
long, and 1t Is not thought that IL will
! be able to do anything worth mention
Ing toward clearing the political atmos-
! phere.
The rumors of palace conspiracies,
which have been in circulation for
months past continue TO be bruited
| about. The name of the deposed Sui
tan Mohammed Murad, removed from
the throne because he was alleged to
be suffering from idiocy, is once more
mentioned as being a likely candidate
for the throne. There are many peo.
pie who believe that the deposed sui.
tan is quite as sane as the present ruler
of the Ottoman empire, Abdul Mediid.
Then, Of course, the name Of the heir
apparent, Mohammed Reshed, is heard
mentioned as likely to shortly succeed
his uncle, the present sultan.
The Turkish troops are being concen.
trated at Marash for an advance tc
Heiton so soon as the military prepara
tions are completed. Further private
reports received here from Diarbekir
estimate the number of Armenian vic
tins of the recent massacre at 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14

The Louisville a Nashville Railroad wi,
sell tickets on dates and uuder conditions .
below mentioned, at ONE SINGLE FARE PoS
THE ROUND TRIP, and one-way ticketn at ab,,u
one-half the usual rate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14
|, Biber&EaStOn
5O5-5O7 Market ST.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Notice to Plumbers and
Sewer Contractors.
Sanitary Improvements Paramount
Children's Home, Alliance, Ohio


Sealed proposals will be received by the
Joint Board of County Commissioners of Stark
and Columbana Counties, at the Russell
House, hotel Office, Alliance, Ohio, until
twelve o'clock noon, Thursday November 81
1895, for furnishing all labor and material for
the sewerage, sewage disposal and plumbing Of
Fairmount Children's Home at Alliance, Ohio,
in accordance with the plans and specifications
Tor said work on file at the office of the Board
of County Commissioners of Stark County, in
Canton, Ohio, and also of Columbiana County,
at Lisbon, Ohio.
Proposals will be received first on all plumb.
ing, fixtures and piping complete to a point
five feet outside of buildings; and second for
all sewers and sewage disposal plant complete
in working order. Each proposal must be
signed by all persons interested therein.
Proposals upon the plumbing appliances must
be accompanied by good and sufficient bond
in The anm of two hundred and fifty dollars
CSsJo0.0 .0OJ, and also for the sewers and sewage
disposal plant in headditional sum ofone hun
dred and fifty dollars ($150.00), or for pro-
posal upon both in the sum of four hundred
dollars or certified checks for these amounts,
as a preliminary bond, guaranteeing the exc
cution of the contracts in case the bid is &C.
cepted.
Bids will be made upon blank forms, which
will be furnished by the county commissioners
of the above mentioned counties upon applica-
ton. The joint Board of County Commission.
ers reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
L. A. L0ICHOT.
Clerk, Board oflStark County Com
missioners.
G. b. HARVEY,
Clerk, Board of Columbiana County
Commissioners.
l.. +. CHAPLIN, Consulting Engineer,
Canton, Ohio. nov5&18d 7&14w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14
NOT WHIPPED Yri.
Nebraska Silver Democrats Want Another
Round with Sound Money Democrats.

Round with Sound Money Democrats.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Much interest has
been created among Nebraska Demo.
Gratis as result of election returns
showing the relative vote of the two
wings. Mahoney, administration can
didate for supreme court, received a.
800, and Phelps, silver man, 5000.
Both went on the ticket under the su.
preme court ruling as Democrats, and
the silver men claim this was unfair to
their interests and that it was not a
proper test. The silver men now sug.
gest that tho silver question be sub.
mitted to a primary election in Ne.
braska
II majority of the Democrats Of Ne
braska are in favor of the l6 to plank
then the silver Democrats should be en-
titled to the delegation TO the next ma.
tional convention If the majority Of
Of the: Democrats of Nebraska are in
favor Of the present financial policy
then these Democrats should have q
right to represent the state In the ma
tional convention. This matter, they
say. can only be determined by a pri.
mary election, and the silver Demo.
Gratis say they are not afraid of such an
expression from the voters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-14
Stubborn
II Ulcers

due to disease; or an frnp0w-
erished condition Of the blood,
are a source of annoyance to the
medical fraternity. While con-
tinually growing deeper and
larger the circle Of diseased flesh
surrounding them is all the time
extending, closing up the ducts
through which replenishment
Of tissue should come. For such
troubles physicians everywhere
are praising the results obtained
by the use of
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SHOT BY WOMEN.
Young Ladie, Revenge Themselves on Men
who Insulted Them In West virginia.

Young Ladie, Revenge Themselves on Men
who Insulted Them In West vng ginIa.
BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Nov. Q. Peter
Fletcher and Joseph Quarles living at
Vivian, while walking up the road TO a
party in the country, met party Of
young women and engaged them in
conversation. The men made some un.
complimentary remarks which the
women resented and as Fletcher and
Quarles moved on, one Of the women
told them they had better go around
the hill coming back, as they might
get hurt.
Fletcher and Quarles thought no
more of the matter, and when the par
ty was over started home. AS they got
to the outskirts Of Vivian they were
startled by several shots. Fletcher was
hit in two places, in the right leg and
in the shoulder. Quarles had bullet
through his arm and another in the
groin. The city marshal received o
note by mail saying the young women
had avenged the insult. No arrests
have been made.
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BOVinine

In the first place the system
needs re-invigorating, new Aesh
tissue should be formed, new
and pure blood created, in fact, a
new and wei. nourished body
where room for disease does not
exist. Food is the thing, and
Bovinine, that greatest concen-
tration Of the vitalizing elements
Of lean beef, is the most fitting
nourishment of all for speedy
results. Then applied externally
it nourishes by absorption,
where the disease is most appar-.
ent, thus striking the enemy on,
all sides. Ask any Druggist.
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The Waco Literary society will.have its
opening meeting for the season in the Waco
school building next Tuesday evening.
Martin Price, arrested for assaulting Joseph
Ebin, has been fined 81 and costs by Mayor
Rice.
Fire destroyed the residence of Abraham
Williams, near Forty Corners, in Perry town
ship, early Wednesday, The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
The Lexington, KY, Leader Sam j. Roberts
paper, comes out for Mckinley for president
and Bradley for vice president.
The case of Charles NJ. Zerbe VS. Mary II
Zerbe's administrator, to recover on note, il
on trial before Judge McCarty and ajury.
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Timothy HsaIy Removed.

LONDON, Nov. Sat meeting Of
the executive committee of the Irish
National League, on the motion of
Mr.. I. P. O'Connor, seconded by Mr.
Justin Mccarthy, 1t was decided to re-.
move Mr.. Timothy Healy from the
executive committee on account of his
action at the time of the so-called
Omagh revolution July last, when
Mr.. Healy accused John Dillon of sell
Ing Tyrone to the English party.
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VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. s. The find.
ing of the dead body of Millie Grow, a
oolored sporting woman, in her house
here, has resulted in the police being
brought face to face with the fact that
a mysterious strangler is at work among
women of the lowest class here. Cape
Nudge Sally, an Indian girl, and the
former victim Of the fiend perished on
the night Of Oct Is, and the two cases
are so strangely similar as to force the
conclusion that the author ia the same.