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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-05-16

ious candidate who,has for
gotten his protestntions of
friendship and what he has
always claimed to be his un-
dying gratitude for my friend
ship for him during the past
twenty years. Why he has
made the personal assault
upon me, | AN aJ a loss to
comprehend, unless it be that
his earnest pleading with me
to support him for the noni-
nation tailed to receive u ia
vOrablc response. He ought
however, to have been salts
fed with my assurance to
him. that | believed the best
interest of the party required
that the nomination should
seek the man, and not the
man the nomination."
Secretary Gresham is not
sick enough to justify these
sationa. reports sent out
from Washington, although
he is confined to his room
and is likely to be there or
four days more. 1t is b e
sarle old trouUle--stomnch
and liver-that laid him up
ii few weeks ago, and t h e
cause is also the salne-ovpr-
work and failure 10 take pro-
per caro- of himself. He is in
no dangpr.and only requires
rest to bring him around a.
gain.
Attorney General OIne,y has
decided that the construc-
tion put upon the law COVER
ming the purchase OF ser,ls
by the . Agricultural depart
ment by Secretary Morton
was correct; consequently, in
stead of spending the 300 =,
600 appropriated, Secretary
Morton will only buy such
seeds aS are rare and un.
common, unless Congress
makes Il new law compelling
the expenditure Of all the
money.
Fix, Senator Blair, of New
Hampshire, evidently isn't Il
Reed man. He says: "New
England is apparently for
Reed, but the feeling is not
of the kind that would make
men die in the last ditch fight
ing for Reed. Some Of h j S
brethren may be Tor him ,
thinking that Il New England
man, not Reed, however
might get second place on
the ticket. And yet it nigh t
happen that Reed himself
would finally he satisfied with
second honors. Then it must
he remembered that in h is
own State Hal, and Frye
and the other Old-tlme Blaine
men are not trimming over
with Joy at Tom Reeds pres.
ent political prominence.
They are for him, hut largely
because they have to be, and
the draught is just about as
pleasant as a dose of medi,
cine is to a small boy"
The arguments before the
SIpreme Court for Il rehear.
ing in the income tax cases
were openen today.
rNr n A
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-05-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent

riom VuI hcSuldI correspondent
Ii President Cleveland and
Secretary Gresham needed
vindlcation for the position
they took in the dispute be-
tween Great Britain and Nj
caraugua, the outcome of
that affair would furnish a
full supply, showing al il
does that the administration
was thoroughly alive to Amer
lean interests. To say that
yhe Monroe doctrine was at
any time involved in the af-
fair is simply to display ignc
rance of the Monroe doctrine.
But the treaty between t h e
United States and Great Brit
ain known as the Clayton Bul
wer treaty, was the founda-
tion upon which the admins
tration stood when it consen
ted to the temporary occu-
patton OF Corinto by the Brit
ish. The treaty says: 'Nei-
ther the U. s. nor Great Brit
ain will ever accept or main
tain any fortificatlon com
manding the ship canal, orin
the vicinity thereof, or occu-
py or fOrtiIy or colonize or
assume or exercise auy dom
inion over Nicaraugua, Cos
tafico, the Mosquito coast
or any partof Central Amer
lea In the face of that ex.
lAicit Language how silly arp
peals all the wild talk about
the intention of Great Brit
ain to gnhble up IN much of
Nicaraugua as woulI give
her control of the canal. 1t
just shows, however. how la
-..entably ignorant many O.
those who write about pub
lie affairs are. But vicious.
ness has been responsible for
more of the misreprpsentu-
tions in this case than ignor-
ance has.
Civil Service Commissioner
Lyman, whose rumored fore
ed resignation has been Il
sort OF hi monthly or bi-quar
teriy publication, appearing
with sufficient regularity to
entitle 1T to second class pos
tai rates, ever since that Con-
gressional committee lnvesti-
gated the charges made IL
gainst him, several years d.
go. by the Washington Post
of favoriteism toward n reIa-
rive in office, is really going
this time. His resignation,
, which it is needless to shy
WAS not voluntarily rendered
is now in the hands OF t h e
President, and it is expected
that his successor will be ap-
pointed at the same time
that the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Theodore
Roosevelt is flied. Both Ly.
man and Roosevelt are Re.
publicans, but it is the Presi.
dents intention to appoint
a Democrat in place Ofone OF
them, which will make t b c
commission consist of two
Democrats and one RepubIi.
can, instead of two Repu5li.
cans and one Democrat, rs it
has been during this entire
administration.
Senator J0rman doesn't
{ often allow his opinion to be
quoted in a newspaper, but
he has this to say of the per.
sonal attack lately made up
on him by the II on. Isadort
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-05-16
Senator PritcharG ard His Boston
Speech.
Statesville Landmark.

v thtVDNutC IL0 uutuuIN.
One of the chief obstacles
in the way ola self-respecting
Southern white man W h .
might become converted to-
the principles of the Repnbli-
can party and want to Join
it, would be found in the fact
that he must listen in silence,
and seen, to give his assent,
to endless abuse of Southern
people and Southern institu-
tions. Not only so. but if he
looks n little bpyod he will see
himself so metamorphosed
that he will find himself a.
mong the traducers of his
own people. We have in mind
the speech delivered by Sena-
tor Pritchard, of North Car
olina, before the Middlespx
Club, of Boston, a week ago
last Saturday night. A Sou
thern man. the only one there
perhaps, he stood up in the
presence of II company Of Bos
ton Republicans and instead
of telling it of the honor, pa
.rietisrn. courage and. other
hiah qualifica tions of his peo
ple, did what? Why he de-
nounced them as election
thieves, ballOt-box robbers.
pervprtels of the will of the
people. The report of b is
speech which we have seen-
and it appears to be its text
makes y bare allnsiOD to the
currency question, discusses
the tariff from a protection
stand point. to the extent of
q quarter of Il column, and
all the remainder is given to
the rtrnduction of his fellow
citizens.
There is u class of South
ern people who are not to bc
criticised because they are Re-
puhllcans. and these are the
uen whose fathers have been
Republicans before them. 1t
is aXinm ha tn boy should
take his politics from his ia
thpr and Il girl her religion
from her mother. No man is
hlameworthy, therefore, for
the politics which he inherit
cd. We respect Sen. Pritch-
ard no less because he is Re-
publican than we would if he
were a Democrat. His father
wasa Uuion man. and the
present Senator, as a child,
saw that father driven off by
Il file of Confederate soldiers,
his feet tied together under n
mule, and soon thereafter
heard of his dsath. The theO-
~ is that the Democratic
party was responsible for he
war, with all it's attendant
consequences, and yOun z
Prit"hard grew up with this
idea firmly rooted in h is
mind. His Rppubli"anism is,
therefore, as natural with
him as the air he brea athes,
but it is submitted that he. a
Senator OF the United States,
presents "A pitiful figure where
he allows it to SO dominnte
him that he can find it in his
conscience To go before an un
: friendly audience in IL far Nor
thein city and feel it on old
women's tales which put his
own people in the worst pos.
Esible light-the people among
, whom he was born and rear.
ed and who, he well knows,
! constitute the bet ter element
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-05-16

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Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids Sore Nipples Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
Is cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in a fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powdea
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
,oss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Observation-Disclosures Kodbudl.

S6rn felt IGn8erer 3ett erbielten mir
aus unierem 2eierfrets pielfah Nntra9en
nacb einem guten, praftii6 DertaBten uno
beritGnbli9sn &o9bu9, pie es ia fir 1eben
9ausbalt taft unentbebrLi9 eeworben 1T.
Nusge9en6 bon benz @runbiabe, baB oas
8cite i6IieBIib bod INNER oas Btut9lte
lit, baben mir na9 iOr9faltiger MuswaDl
einem 8uh ben 8or3ug segebcn, boS ii6
fir ieben 6ausbalt, gIei6otel aut tpel6em
SUB CT gefiibrt wir6, ais bur6aus 3pcde
mdBt9 e~ripieien bat. 9aS 8ub lit bon
elmer 0euticbeu 6ausfrau auf @rnnb lan97
iGbriger @rfahrung nit b~elonberer Berid>
ii6tigung unlerer amerttanti6en GcrbGltz
Mile nerfaBt. @S entbGlt iiber 1900 Ee7
cepte, beren je6eS prafttib crprobt tit. 9os
8ert lit ouBerDem nit tpeiBen 8ldttern
bur9i6oiien, 10 baB iebe Sausfrau in Der
Sage lit, neue Gecepte bin3u3utii8en oOer
Die p~orbanbencn naD ibren Grfabrunsen 81
ergGn,en. Sin beutl3zenglti6es Snbalts7
Der3ei9niB erIei6tert bas ytadi9lagen uno
Nufftnoen erbebltcb. l1niere Nbrnnenten
f0nnen bieies 8ub gebun6en unb portofrei
gesen @%inienbung BON IS @ents bon uns
beSteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Grltennnnoelt.
aus DER 8tnntHbu11ptIfnnt nnn
4utnnta-
Seanaoiat.

@ouberneur Mltgelb bat ben sSame5 8.
MtQer BON Qpgan @ountD, Der 81 funf Sab
rem 3u9t6aus berurt6eilt Dprpen ipar, tpo%
bon er etpas iiber Elm Sa6r abgefei1en bat,
begnabigt. MtQer, Der etne aus Srau nno
mebreren &inbern bete6enbe Tdlntlie ST err
nG6ren bate, mar auBer Selcbdftigung gez
ratben unb bate, Inn Die Seinigen am 2eben
au erbalten, cine 9uantitdt Gped I'M Wert6e
bon ettpa SIS geitoblen. SSn Dem @efu9e en-
BEN @Duperneur pdren bic nit Der Mnfldge
in @erbinbung 1teber0en milbernoen Inn
itGnDe berpDrQe6pben tDorb.n. Ser Stats
annalt bat biefelben' betGtigt. Der @ouz
berneur CAB benz Staatsanpalt einen Ser
peis bafiir, baB er ni9t Dafii2 geIorgt babe,
baB iiber ben Mngefldgten Elm milDeres5trafz
NAB berbGngt porben let.
Der 6ausousidu6 fir mohIen uto Ole
Weiber.
Ser 6ausaus19ub fir0a6ten beI9dftigte
fi@ nit @efton's Sin, lpslGe ben 5rauen
BEL alen Wa6len in incorportrten Stdbten,
O0rfern unb Sotpns bos Sttmmre9t err
tbeilt.
Sine groBe 3abl bon r~epu6ltfanti9en
Srauen aug G6icago fiiIte Das Gomitez
simmer unb Elm babes Ougenp bielt Reben
an ben MusT9uB. SIS paren Srau 8. 8.
Springer, 9rdiibentin Der SIinois QtFp=
citation Of 8epublican @Omen, 6rau Srant
8. 6ubbarb, @ecretdrin bes genannten @er=
ems, sgrau gamma Crane, Rrdibentin Des
81. Warb gfepublran Gl15, Trau Office
MiQer, Srau 80. g. Gapner unb Srau @ltz
3abstb @6ipman. Sic iugten, ba iie Der
republifanif@en 9artei in Ser lebten @abl
gebolfen bdtten, 70 miiBtsn au9 lire TOrz
6erunqen bon elmer republtfantf9en Geiebz
qebun9 betpiQigt perben. sic berfpraben,
6aB, penn Die Sin @efeb ipiirbe, Die Srouen
BON Chicago Die NieoerGa9e bon Mappr
Sopttns garantiren tpirben.
Staatseefe59ebnne.
Ser ,9enat nabm me6rere 9tQs,
barunter au@ bic bon 8eus, pel9e Die
Sabrifation auer Nrtifel, mic Gigarren,
Wpptbeferpaaren etc, Die bur@ ben men{3z
li6en Munb geben, bur9 Strofltnge berz
btetet, nit Musnabme iOlder, Die in ben
@traf dnitalten lel6er berbraudt t%pe-oen;
apeitens Die BON GDanS, lpel9s @erii6ez
runqsqefeQT6qften, bic nt9t unter benz
@taa+sqefebe incorporirt ftnb, NIT 3mei pro=
gent ibrer 8ruttOSPrdmten fur @r9altung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
9nIftird1eH.
morossRaoau in DER SdIu6fibu1e DER De
fekoebnna Don 3,totana.

en- indianapolis, Snb., bat bic @eieBs
bung ft9 in Der Montag : Na9t in
einem tpilben Mufrubr, an lpel6em fi9 fail
fdmmtli9e Mitglieber betbetligten, rertagt
&eDolber purben ge3ogen uno ptele perIo=
men tpurben ern1tli9 berleBt, Moam3 BON
Part Gountp nabrf9einli9 tDotltb. Wd6=
renb gan5er 20 Minuten mar bas Capitol
BON etnem %beulenben, unrubig BIN uno ber=
pOgenben Mob erfiiqt. Mdnner, bic
5reunDe gepe1 en- tparen, uno tpd6renD be1
Sefton @eite an @ette g~eIeIIen 6atten,
purben Sobfetnbe unb madten ale Nnz
itrengungen, fi4 gegenieitig gu Oerteben.
WeDron &tng, @%ouDerneur W}attbetp5 9Sri=
patIefretGr, purbe i'm Sabrtubl eingeTGtoIz
fen unb Elm GROCER bieri9r0ttger &erl 1tanb
an Der Sbir be6elben Wac9e uno lpeigerte
It6 Itanbbaft, i'm beraus5ulaIen.
Die Poli3et trteb fAlieBli9 Ben @ier56r0z
tigen binlpeg uno lebte ben Getrctdr in Treiz
beit, Nls er Inn II l16c Is Minuten an
Der SDir bes Saul es eintraF fanb or bieEelbe
ber1Gln1en. Gr bate cine lptbti9e BotI5aft
bonn Gpuberreur, pel9e unter alen lm1tGnz
ben bor II ubr IN ben Gprec6er beS 9auz
ies abgeltefert tperoen mubte.
@r bonnerte NIT Der Sauit qeqen bic
Sbiir, puroe aber nidt 6eretngela11en. @r
f9rie, baB Die Sbiir per16lofen lei, UNI
perlangte, buB bieieGbe g%e1ffnet perbe, ba
er eine 8oti9aft bonn Gouperneur gu i6erz
brtngen babe. Setn Hufen nurbe BON elmer
Nn5abl bemofrutt9er Witqlteber, tpelAe
it3 in ben @orriboren befanben, ge61rt, unb
oielelben eilten linn gu 6ulfe. IS tpurbe
peri u4t, bic Sbiren gu 0ffnen, jebo@ bic
Wafen Hepublifaner, tpe(9e ben GecretGr
oes 9ouperneurs nit Ieiner 8ot16aft fern=
9telten, tpioeriebten fib aus 2eibesfrGften
Die Sburen permo@ten benz a1f fe arsqe=
iibten 9rude ni4t gu niberteben, unb pur=
ben l9lteBli9 nit Getpalt g%e0fTnet. aino,
Der ii9 bornan befanb, tpurbe gerabe unter
bic &epublifaner gebrGngt, bic i'm nit aQer
8etpalt bonn Bulte bes @pre6ers fernau=
balten fu3ten. Iuf einnal finqen 6ie
WGnner an, auf etnanoer Gosauf6laoen
uno Der Sefretdr 1hnebte in GROCER @efabr
9et0Dtet gu tperben. N
rG9lagt i'm tobt! S@laqt i'm tobt!"
er19ou es aus taufen0 &e6len.
Oie auf Der gaQerie befinblt9sn sSrouen
f9rieen 3eter unb Morbto uno cine ober
5pet fielen in Sbnma9t.
Tortisbuno ouf Der 3. Seite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sir jeben 9eutiben tpirb oieie 9e7
treue OoriteIung beS grOBtcn gcz
f9ibtIicben Greigniiies nab Der
@ranbung 6es neuen 8eibes elm
tpertbes @e6entblatt iein an ben
SeLoenfailer 8arbablanca.
Nibt GIT 8rdmien berecbtigtc IbOnnen
fen fOnnen iebes ber Oben angefibrten 8iI7
cber p6er 8il6er gegen @%tnlenoung BON 81
@ents be3ie6en.
9te Quittung fir etn9ef3idtes @elb err
folgt auf benz fleinen serben 3ettel Ourdb
GerGn0eruag bes Monats urO Der Sabress
5abG.
8riefe unb @eIber abrefiire mani All
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
hg rnlere Gorre5ponDenten un6 Mser

hg 11niere Gorreiponbenten un6 Qgenz
len beiuden bic ful8enben Staten:
e, 6err Sran3 Otto Die Staaten Georgia,
Nor6z un6 SiibsGarolina, @ir9inta, Neit
8irginia un6 ben 9iitritt Columbia.
6err Saul Srtcbel ben Staat Soma.
6err 8eter 8ui6 Die Staaten SSainots
Arb Snbiana.
Ser Sreb S6erf ben Staat @isconfin.
Serr Srtb 9Irreb Sic Staatcn Mtiiouri,
g~trfaniaS, Seras uub bas Subianers
Serrttprium.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
@naJen- AmHpnbP
11nfere WeItausiteIIun9.

0ieies Bra6tfuert lit iebt ferttg gum
@erianOt. 8tr eriuben bic 2eler, tpel6e
baIieIbe piini6en, ibren 8elteuunqen
8Geib ben @eIbbetrag bei3ufigen, 6a bura
6aS 6. 9. 9.z8erfabren Die Soften fir
ben Gerleger bctrd6tIicb erb0bt unb bie
8efOrberung be~rIangiamt tpirb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.-Captain Olsen,
owner of the schooner Gar, has received a
private dispatch from Guaymas confirm
ing the story of hurricane and tidal
wave at La Paz, Lower California. The
Gar is at La Paz, and is high and dry on
the beach. 1t is feared that she is total
loss There is no direct telegraphic com
munication with the Lower California
capitol, so news from the scene of the dis
aster is necessarily slow. Mexicans here
have had dispatches abouta severe storm
which prevailed all along the coast early
this week. The loss of life is reported
heavy, but details of the disaster are
meager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
For a CoIored Convention.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia call has been is
sued by committee of prominent negroes
from many states in the Union for a ma
tional conference of colored men to meet
at Detroit on Dec, IL next. The call says
in part: "Here were are today, thirty years
from the emancipation, and millions of
free men are practically disfranchised; the
constitution of the United States set at de-
flance; colored American citizens not al
lowed freedom of locomotion; denied the
freedom of decent transportation; munich
pal corporations granting license to pri-
vate citizens to deny us accommodation in
hotels, restaurants, barber shops, places of
amusement, etc
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
AN INSURANCE ROW.
Serious Charges Against Mutual Reserve
Fund life Association Ohicers.

Fund Lie ASSOCIATION omcers'
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Charges of serious
nature are mude against the officers of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life association of
New York in bill filed in the circuit
court. The bill was prepared by Attorney
William E. Mason, who ropresents num-
Der of the Chicago policy holders, and is
brought for the purpose of enjoining the
company from declaring their policies
lapsed, owing to dispute which has
arisen and which the courts are called
upon to sottle
The complainants show that they took
out policies upon the accommodation of
the company, through its agents, that the
insurance business carried on by 1t was on
the mutual plan and that a very small re
serve fund only was to be maintained by
the company for emergencies. Also, the
recommendations included, the court is
informed, the statements that the assess
ment would not reach beyond maximum
amount.
The charge is made that the company is
conducting the business of insurance in
the state of Illinois in gross violation of
the state laws, and by doing so are increas-
ing the expense Of insurance to the com
plainants, without any corresponding ben
eft. The complainants further charge
the fact to be true that millions of dollars
of insurance has been issued by the pros
en5 management of the company withoui
bringing in one dollar of benefit by way OF
cash payments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-William Hosea
Ballou, vice president of the American
Humane association, has written to John
G. Shortall, of Chicago, president of the
society asking him to withdraw from its
minutes the resolution recently passed at
n meeting in Minneapolis censuring Gov
ernor Mcintyre, of Colorado, for tim
idity and indifference" in not stopping
the bull fights in his state. Governor Nc
Intyre sent to the society statement to
prove that he exerted his Off 3ial power so
far as he could legally do to prevent the
fights. The governor states that, as the
sheriff refused to call upon him for assist
ance he could only use the military arm
of the state, under the circumstances, by
a gross usurpation of power, which would
render him liable to impeachment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
YOUR TIRED STOMACH.

81 have no appetite" you say. "and the
little ] do eat does me no good AZ first it
feels cold and dead in my stomach and by
and by ] have aches and pains that some
times go to my chest and back | feel weak
low spirited and out of sorts all over.
fancy the demon Of dyspepsia has got me Il"
That's the way you talk, and no wonder
But wait a moment. Let us reason together
Perhaps thus far your stomach is merely
tired. You have been eating too much, eating
the wrong things, and irregularly, You
have given it too much to do, and like all
living things, when overworked il stops at
length from sheer exhaustion. There may
not be an actually diseased condition as vet
Still it is natures warning, and you must
heed it or worse will follow. "But | must
eat or starve," you say. True enough but
safety usually lies in middle courses Here
is one for you. You don't need drastic
purges or exciting stimuants. Your condi-
ton is one easily relieved if we go about it
gently and sensibly. The tired stomach
won't work under whip and spur Ii has
probably had too much of that already.
What you require is something that is at once
food and a digester of food Such an
article is the Shaker Digestive Cordial dis
covered and prepared by the Shaker Com
munity Of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y. Taken right
after eating, so as to mix with the food it
does the stomach's work for it, gives it the
advantage of further rest, strengthens you in
a natural way, and soon enables the stomach
to do full duty. There is nothing else like
this simple, safe, certain and palatable
remedy. Yet the Shakers respect your
doubts, and authorize druggists to sell trial
bottle for ten cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

At Middletown, n. Y, ice formed an
eighth of inch thick Wednesday night.
There was slight furry of snow.
At Minneapolis last night Edwin P.
Evans shot his wife three times and then
killed himself. Mrs. Evans may die.
A decision of Justice Gaynor, of New
York, disfranchises the 962 inmates of
Sailors Snug Harbor on Staten Island,
Mr. KurinO, the Japanese minister, de-
nies that Japan harbors designs looking
to the control of the Hawaiian islands, as
asserted in recently published reports.
Two masked men entered the house of
Farmer Thompson, at Cambria City, near
Lockport, n. Y, chloroformed Thompson
and his housekeeper, and escaped with
nearly 81 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11

AT the recent meeting of the state mine
inspectors held this week at Shamokin, the
officials arrived at the conclusion that most
of the disasters in the mines were caused by
the foreign element being ignorant Of the
work to which they are assigned. This fact
has been apparent for many years and the
remedy lies with mine examining boards and
mine inspectors themselves. More care
should be exercised in issuing certificates to
applicants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
M v LAWLOR,
Justice of the Peace
Insurance and
Real Estate Agent,
1928 East Centre St.

UWo-SToRY Frame Building 3Ox45 feet on
l. South Chestnut street. Rents Tor SlS per
month win be sold cheap.
nor SALE-Half lot and two houses, situated
IT on West Centre street. win pay II per
cent on investment, and can be bought ON easy
terms.
DARN FOR SALE--A farm of 33 acres with
II in three miles Of good market Twenty
nine acres under cultivation, and four acres OF
good timber. Frame farm house, six rooms,
good barn and all in good condition. Will De
sold for 81 200 cash.
nor SALE-Valuable property on East Lloyd
IL street. Lot 45xl50 feet seven houses, IN
Guiding restaurant Aggregate rental, $50 per
month. rare bargain Apply to Nj. j. Lawior,
Justice the Peace. No 1913 East Centre street
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-11
Tried to Sell alleged Stolen nond..

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Charles Boussell,
a young man who claims to be an English
speculutor, was arrested and locked up at
police headquarters for trying to sell to r.
f. Ward & Son fifty shares of Canadian
Pacific stock which the firm was advised
from London had been stolen from Mrs
Winifred Gordon. Boussell showed bill
of sale for the stock from a Paris bank
and claimed to have obtained it from a
man named George Krahn. According to
Boussell's story Krahn had been intimate
with Mrs Winifred Gordon, aud with
difficulty secured from her the bonds,
which he had given her, with other valu-
ables to keep for him.