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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
TIE TUBERCULIN TEST.
rs INFfLLIBILTII PEOTLN YES
TERDIY IT GREENLAND.
Nine Cows Killed and "A Post-AIorten tx
animation Held-A Dairy Ia
spector Necessary.

Dr. J.. T. Niles. state Veterinarian. as
sisted by Or. thomas Sweeney, yestel-
day cOAuucled a posl-moItcm cAaiuind-
tion over COWS round 10 Doc Injected lu
ia cXuuIuuioa laid Tuesday AT the
li.rms OI Aczora. IS. j.. Grant auu j. ~.
IcuIch, al GIallidul, Oh the james nv er
division oi tAe Chesapeake anna ONO road.
a. larss crowd accompanied t.e tctcrua-
rlaus ilOm tAi- city. among them beln6
Dr. OppeuA.Mer, Ot tIe bOo,4 ID. Heath,
DTS. IaulLs -. Irt.A-. Jones. -ilis. and
BidukeA5Aip. AID "a number NJ members
OF the Board of Health anu The Clly
Council lu all, proDaly ole hundred per-
sons witnessed the posl-mortem ,Aamlua-
ton.
MIMI COWS KILLED.
Nine COWS were killed yesterday. Every
animal killed showed vell-marhcd gene
rallied tuberculosis. All d., one were
mich COWS, Two OF which showed tuuer-
cul0sis OF the uddcr The diseased cows
which were not killed were removed 90
BrOOklaud Ff-n. where they VIII remain
iu quarantine. The iniuilh.hty of the
tuberculn test was thOrolsA.y demon
strated 80 this instance. Not more than
orc OF two OF The diseased COWS could Dee
diagnosed us tubcrcll0us by physical
examination one COW which dl1 not
react TO the tuhercuiin test which was
in fair condition. was killed 600 order 10
SEQ whether or not amy diseased COWS had
escaped unnJticed $50 indication % the
disease was found 80 b..ter demon
stratiOu OF the accuracy ot The tubcr-
culln test can be gotten than tais.
The per cent. OF tuberculosis iu the
dairy herds OK this and other sections Of
the state viii reach about Ed per cent. In
tie tests made on few dairy herds IN
this section the per cent. las been on AN
average Of over % per cent. Zoo the Grant
land herd OF dairy COWS proper the per
cent was about s3 per cent.
CERTIFICATE HEALTH
None but healthy animal are now In
the Grantland herd. ANA tNe following
certificate OF hearth was given 20 the
owners.
lles-r-. Grant and P,nick. Guntland, Va.
Sir.-Thls is to certify tha.t ] have OK
amincI with tuherculin your respective
dairy herds ON Gnnuand farm. and
after having separated or destroyed ail
diseased COWS. pronounce The remainder
of the respective herds forty-two head in
alb TO De- free from disease 90 the best
OF my knowledge and belief
J.. =. NILES.
state Veterinarian.
The post-m0rtcm examination were a
thorough demonstration ~ the fact that
consumers of milk in fh.s citv are not
getting pure milk. and fhe opinion W.
expressed bv many who witnessed these
evidences Of disease that tho Colnc1
should goo once pass 900 ordinance require
Ing that an mi's sofa within the city
limits shall come from COWS '-ovoi io
ho healthy by an od lal dairy irsper-
COR.
When DIR. Pauius S. Irving WIS ST. Do
last night Doe said That he regarded the
test a. the most complete he had ever
soon. and was inclined 90 The opinion
that 81 dairy inspector was necessary io-
every city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Tho famous railroad case of Hahcr
against tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. in which the plaintiff
several years ago received "a verdict for
Nrr0 damages is agan on trial in tho
Circuit Court of WILLIAMSBURG THE case
WIS appealed. ANA the supreme Court
l.I that au error Dad been made hy
tho Judge of the lower coart
judge Edmund Wa4lu has gone TO
WILLIAMSBURG 90 take part in the case
for tno uauu1. He has associated with
mm u tho case Judge Henley ana b. &.
If..IInt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES.
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von's Rheumatism cure cures Rheuma-
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Cure cures all forms Of stomach trou.
bles. Munyon's Headache Cure stops
headache I'm 1--WE minutes. Nervous dis
eases promptly cured. Kidney troubles.
Piles. Neuralgia, Asthma, and all Fee
male Complaints quickly cured Mum
yon's Vitalizor imparts now vigor TO
weak men. Price. 81.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1903 Arch street. philadelphia Pa. am
swerod with free medical advice for amy
disease
4 SEPARATE CURE For EACH DSEASE.
ATALL DRUGGIsrs-25c. \ BOTTLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

a u. Law aul Equity Court suit
l.. boon instituted by Sir. David James
THOMPSON. of Luleuburg county against
The Times Company. for 10000 damage
FOR alleged libel The action grows out
W publications made in The Times On
r.fereuc. to the murder OF Airs. Lucy
Jsur Pollard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
FIRE ~ 4 SiLO0N.
ALiveIy Blaze in ID. Gatto's Place Last
Night.

Fire broke out last night about II o'clock
in the bar-room OF DOmenico Cato, LA
east Cary street, and FOR time seemed
that serious cOniasfatloh "ouiu -.
sYlt The efforts OF the fire department.,
however. were timely and well directed,
and the fire was cXtinguished before very
great damage had been done.
During the progress OF the tre the cars
On the Nain-street line were blocked Tor
wbile ana thore was considerable ex-
c,temont. as many large business houses
are situated in the neishooghood OF
Gatto's saloon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21
CLOPTON.STREET BAZAAR
Nv INTERESTING ENTERTAINuLNf
FILL OPEN TONIGHT.
Rcd-Men's Bazaar In Successful Progress.
Ncws OF the Courts.
Personals.
,r,ycufsrln BUnrAu RIcmoxD TrMas.

No, li2l HULL SInEtI. bEAIIIH bL'cb')
The bazaar TO be given Tor the benefit
Of their church by the ladies' OF Clopton-
Street Baptist church will open to-nlsht
and continue two nights. Interesting pro-
erammes have been arranged. The ioi-
lowing viii De the programme for TO-
uigbt. Solo. Miss Eta Tutwillcr' tam
BOURNE drill by thirteen young iadles'
recitation. Miss Helen Roberts; solo, MISS
Elankeuship: recitation. Halle conway:
solo Miss Kcrsc. OF Richmond. ana
male quartctte will give few selections
There win De "a change Of programme
each night
RED-MEN'S BAZAAR.
Tho bazaar at Lender Hall was wen
attended last night. although the weather
was not pIOpitOus The prosIh'lHIg M"r
extremely entertaining ana Wen lthl' i.'.'
There were TecitatOus, tahlcauN, nutl7,
and "a fancv tamDOur!ue drill by ten young
ladies' under the direction OF Mr' T. r.
Tonight the comic operotta, The Lot
terry Ticket" Will De presented 10y some
Of th. host amateurs OF Manchester. un-
dor tine direction OF Mrs. y. g. HardlH5.
The following ladies and gentemeh WIZ
take part Mrs. Andrew Suelilnh'' Nll,'
Lilly May Baird. Mcssrs. Charles Ilcol
presented a. the Masonic bazaar anu an
who witnessed 10 were wei pleased
The Rod-Mcu ana Juniors express ther
thanks 10 Mcssr5 Wake d. Btdule lyI
one ton OF coal given them throoSn NJ
vs.. B Walkcr ANA 90 Messrs. =. y.
Bradley & co. for donation of $40.
Every donation that 81 LEFT al Leader
Hall with tho jcnitre7s VIII Dee dchu'" De-
edged The following donations are TO DC
voted on ana drawn for:
. fi. r.
watch. and Il croquet set The following
l4 Doc list Of votes on the watch OF ring
Misses Minnie Tatum. L.; Susie MaFlu,
T. Lamp and stand Mrs. =. Is. simpson.
~. Mrs SgnOra Wikcr,On. j.. Croquet
Misses Minnie Nnkerson, = DAISY
SEWER EXTENSION.
Engineer Mitchell has opened the bids
for the necessary cNcayating and pipe
laying on the sewer extension. Dir. J.. J..
MOsuy was awarded the contract. being
the lowest bidder. His BID was twenty
two cents per cubic yard for cXcayatus
ana two cents per foot for plpc-iaylh8.
Mr. Moshy bid was about so less IMAM
any one cIse's bid.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Prcsby-
terrain church will give a birthday social
at that church Tonight An address Will
Dee delivered by Ker. DR. Il. T. Kerr, on
Richmond. and refreshments VIII ie
served iu the lCctlrt-rOom All VINO az
tend are expected 90 deposit 40 the
door as many cents as they are years ON.
PASSENGERS ou 10 trolley car on the
Forest llIl iine witnessed au accident
Tuesday afternoon just beyond The car
house .u Manchester man was uIlF-
ing horse attached TO a sulky. Inc
animal took fright nt the car and jumped
over an cmbankmcut Driver, horse, and
sulkv landed Boo heap at the base, a
dozen feet below the r0lN-het. Man anu
horse escaped injury. and the sulky was
ID I'D. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

$50 fr 10 las been Impossible TO learn
Oh. exact loss incurred by the fire at
Grove Shaft near Midlothian. Mr.. Cay.
fna Nlcc-fr..ldout of the Virginia Coal
AND Coke Company ia ont of the city,
and lp IS ll. only olc besides the pre-i-
don't ot tac company who knows tle
amount oI tho policies held end with
what companies they aIe placed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

t. important meeting of tAe Hcw.tzer
Association has been called for t0-mos-
row afternoon ut o'clock al the Cham
Der OF Commerce. a full attendance Is
desired. MS matters Of importance VIII
come before the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Rev Edward l.. Pells crturc -Trom
Bethlehem % calvary wiu Doe delivered
10 Young Mems Christian Association
Tau tomorrow night az o clock
Vhe lecture it beautifully illustrated hy
stcrcopticon ANA is one OF the most
forcefl hos OF the kind now before
the public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

The officers OF the Second station have
In their possession god medal. which
was found on the street The owner
can get IL by proving property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

The Historic Islands Appropriation Not
Cut Down.

The following telegram. received last
night. explains itself:
Editor Richmond Timcs:
am glad 20 say that the Jamestown
appropriation stands at SIS 90.
MRS. J r. ". CURRY
There had been talk of cutting down
the appropriation for the preservation OF
this historic island and IL was largely due
10 the fforts and influence OF Alrs. Curry
that the attempt failed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

They Expect to Have Their Line in work
ing order by June LIST

ing oroci bt juno ISL
The management Of the Richmond 4iac-
ton Company stalled yesterday lnHt -
..orf1.nfiv exre.ted TO have their Broad
.fr.ot lime in working order by June lar
The machinery al the powcr-house Us
nearly an boo place. and work on ihe
temporary stretch OF track ON Broad
street was commenced yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-21

Hon. r 9. Parks. men ber OF the House
Of Delegates from Page county. was In
tho city yesterday.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28
Notice,

Notice IS hereby gwen that there
will be q Public Examination Of
Tpochora of tho southern District
Of sharp County Arkansas, ot Eyo'
nne Shade, on the loand 20 days
Of March, to ascertain the protest.,
onal qualifications of all persons
desiring to teach in the county,
only those desiring certificates will
bo required TO attnd, See 0eeiior
7o73 Saudcls and llill's Digest,
a. y BHgwslGH
TX, South, DIST
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28

Willie Wright was burned to
death in Fireplace at Wilmar last
week. 1t is supposed he had q iit
W. Barnet shot and killed q man
bv tthe name Of Henderson IN
Wynno last week, Barnet aud
1[enderson were brotbers'inSlaw,
and tho tragedy arose from tbo
former interfering ~ Wulcw N",
Iienderson from lho OrUJaI trent
peutol Aer husband
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28

A small negro girl, gave a
smaller negro baby an over
dose of laudanum Wednes'
day afternoon which come
near causing its death.
We have just this week
received $50 pounds of new
type, and will endeavor to
make the RECORD better in
the future than it has been.
Ben Upchurch is again on
the mail route between this
place and Batsville, Ben is
the smallest boy to his age
in this part of the state.
The school entertainment
Saturday night is said to
have been very good. The
little folks of Evening Sh ade
can't be beaten in anything.
The time for holding
prayer meeting has been
changed from Thursday to
Wednesday night. Every
body invited to come out
next Wednesday night.
S. H. Davidson is attend
ing court at Salem this week
The ex-senator will likely
announce himself candidate
for Congress in this district
Immediately on his return.
We have some shoes that we
will sell for the next 50 days,
at prices that can not be dupli-
Gated in the city. Try us.
r. D. WILLIAMS u 20.
Batesville Ark.
We learn through Congressman
NeiII that the cattle quarantine Inc
will not be changed from where II
has been uatl after March lst
Those having cattle and wishing tc
ship to the North are at liberty &c
ship until that date.
Berry and Collins, two OF
our jolly blacksmlths have
lately received a number OF
new and important tools
They have one of the best
equippep shop in the county
We have bought the entire
stock Of shoes, from K. U
Reynolds ane Go. and can give
you rare bargains in this line
Call and see us,
r. D WILLIAMS u Co.
Batesville, Ark,
The RECORD outfit rur
up against a good sized case
of measles last week IN Mel
bourne, and as heather OF us
have had It we are expecting
to give it a trial in the neal
future.
Misses Juna Wasson and
Clara Williams, once Eve
n'ng Shade girls, but now
two of Batesville's most
charming young ladies are
visiting relatives and friends
her this week.
We are agents for the W, l.
Douglas shoe. We are now
offering some excellent bar,
gains in shoes. Do you need
any!
r. D. Williams u Co.
Batesville Ark.
There is good reason for the popular
ity of Chamberlain Cough Remody
Davis g. Buzard, Of West Monterey
Clarion Co., Pa, say; 1t has cured peo'
plo that our physicians could do no'hlns
for We persuaded them TO try a oo'tl,
ofChnmberlains Cough Remedy ana
they now reccomeud it with tho rest o.
Us % and 80 cent bottles tor sale ol
druggists,
A few more such days as
last Wednesday was end
we'll wander away to some
secluded spot on the bank OF
Piney, and try to p.ers3uad(,
the fnny tribe to nibble al
a baited hook,
Monday night, the band a,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28
LOCAL NEWS
Nearly time to 90 fishing.

Gardening Is now lHe
order of the day.
W. A. Turner is at Salem
this week, attending court.
Don't forget to pay your
poll tax if you want to vote
The Roller mill has been
up with its custom this
week.
We are sorry to say that
J. R. Metcalf is quite sick
this week.
The weather this week
has been of the spring time
variety.
Our young men school
teachers are out rustllng for
schools.
Have you been vacclnated?
is now the all important
question.
Prof. A. B. Brewster
made a business trip to Cave
City Tuesday,
Hayde Shaver made a
business trip to Hardy the
first of the week.
Rev. Jackson preached
twice at the Methodist
church last Sunday:
Thos. H, McCaleb, candl'
date for assessor was in
town last Saturday.
Miss Kate Shaver, of
Barren Fork, is visiting
relatives here this week.
The wind and Sunshine
this week have done much
toward drying the roads
Presiding Elder Jerningan
passed throug town Tues
day on his way toLa Crosse
The RECORD boys visited
their parents at Melbourne
last Saturday and Sunday
W. Carroll Shaver made a
business trip to Kings Mill
Wednesday returning Thurs
day.
Circuit court convened at
Salem Monday morning our
local bar are attending IN
full force.
Mr.. Reiney, one Of The
iolliest travellers on the road
wasregi stored at the Gem
Tuesday night.
Guy A. Wilson and sister,
Miss Minnie returned from
Black Rock Wednesday.
They report a nice time,
Wiley Brown moved to
his farm last week, after
spending the w inter here for
the benefit Of the school.
Judge McCaleb is not
courting any at Salem this
week. Judge Thomas oc-
cupying the bench in his
stead,
The vounU ladies' are
talking Of a leap year party
for tomorrow night. We're
inclined to think the plan a
good one.
Joseph Owens, better
known here as Canada Joe"
was in town this week,
after an absence Of six
years,
Farmers all over the
country are busily engaged in
turning the soil, preparatory
to oat sowing and corn
planting.
Tom Shaver, who has
been teaching in Jackson
comfy for the past three
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28

| silver,
Ono of the most important
cases to be tried at the
Salem court this term, is
the case of the State VS.
John Crownover, charged
with larceny, sent there on
a change of venue from this
county, and set for the
fourth day, CrOwnoyer had
near 50 witnesses.
It's too bad the way our
people attend prayer meeting
or rather, do not attend at
the last appointment (Wed-
nesday night) most all the
young people of the village
were there, but not a single
gray hair was there, and
no one appeared to lead in
the services. This is too
bad
A wedding took place in
the city Sat. evening Miss
Fanny Johns and a Mr..
Perkins being the contract
ing parties. The happy
couple left Monday for the
grooms home at Hardy,
where they will reside i'll
the future. The RECORD
wishes them a good time
through life.
In this issue we place the
announcement of F. E. Mich
ael, who asks for the Demo
cratic nomination for Survey
or. He is a nice man, and
while we know nothing OF
his qualifications, we believe
he would fill the position
faithfully and well. We
would ask that you consider
his claims at the primary,
A few Of our boys haye
been under the influence of
"Bristow's booze lately and
some of the older men are
Investigating the matter, 1t
is contrary to our laws for a
man to give or sell liquor to a
mineor. and it's evident that
somebody has ripped off a
good sized slice of law in
this particular place,
Col. Jas. Hasley, candida
te for Congress in this
district paid our town a
visit last week, Our. .'Dev1l
informs lis that the Col.
called on the RECORD.
Sorry we were not hete to
meet him. He is, we are
told anice gentleman, though
if he would be a little more
particula, in dress he would
make a better impression on
our people.
We are sorry to learn OF
the death of Mark Blagg,
living near Center in this
county, which occurred last
Sunday night. Mr.. Blagg
was one of Our most pros
porous farmers, and his
death is greatly deplored by
all who know him, lie had
been sick for several months,
first with typhord fever,
which gave way to consun1pt-
ion. DR.. Craig was with
him almost constantly the
last two months Of his Ill
ness,
The smallpox scare has
been on in our town this
week. First it was report
ed that a full grown case
had developed at Hickory
Valley twelve miles south OF
this place on the Batesville
road, but that report proved
false. Then news was
received that a negro, whose
folks live here, had left Jack
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28
Notice For Publication 5928

Nvot GO IA hereby given that the following
" named settler hOs llud notice OF hls lnlcn-
don IN MAKE Nuul proof N ,Nppoli OF olS Sm'ii',
CoU1iy rlwR ~ shrp county NJ Evening fheue
Ark, ON Amll lth ltOh yBl...,.
''''' HENRY BDlLlNOtR
nm so, l-bia, for The VIZ SEX, swA hoh anu
npiI aW spc ~ tWp 4 n H. W.. ....., ma
corl0u0us residence upon and cultivation Of
N'iJ luud, via r, j., 1m1llcy Levi j, Nllleh
George Bull. Bcll Robertson, all OF evening
gn1dp ARK, J,j, liEAyElAi
''"'''' 80 Register.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28
DRY GOODS ,

WILL sell prints domestic, cotton plaids, gngham.
thread, towels needles, pins, mems underwear, and
Neckwear. Tnware, buckets, tubs, etc, ETC. as
cheap as you canbuy in the town, and pay you
Sharp County record., 1896-02-28
N A c D c { R

DEALER in Staple and fancy groceries, Patent
Medicines and Notions Also carries in stock,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

The following political scripture
from an exchange is very good but of
course it does not apply to this To-
cality: "The politician is my shep-
herd: shall not want for anything
during the campaign. He leadeth
me into so1oon for my votes sake.
He flleth my pockets with cigars
and my glass runneth over. He in
quireth concerning the health of my
family even unto the fourth genera
ton. Yea, though I walk through
the mud ard the rain to vote for him
and shout myself hoarse when he is
elected, he straightway forgetteth
me. Yea, though l meet him in his
office. he knoweth me not. Surely
the wool has been pnlled over my
eyes all the days Of my ]ife."
I We noticed in the "Herald"
couple weeks ago the question Of or
lganizing republican club. As yet
} we have been unable to learn Of any
steps taken for that purpose Re-
publican clubs are now being organ
lied in towns of this size and We see
no reason why not here. 1t would
enable us to formulate plans for the
coming campaign and to select candi'
dates that are honest and efficient
men, men that are deserving and will
be supported. From the present
outlook, we do not think hard work
is required to elect every republican
nominated, but there is nothing like
a complete organization to success
fully accomplish an undertaking. and
> reyerses are often caused by being
; too confident in our strength This
: year the republicans should endeavor
Q to carry the election with as large
= majorities as possible. To do so it is
!, necessary that an active campaign be
| carried on. Some of the leaders
@ should at once take action in organ
b izing club.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

While the abbess of Soyons, being
still untried by tho stress of battle.
went sinless upon her still orthodox
way there lived just across the river
on the manor Of rEtoile sinner Of
Q eayer sort-Diane de Poitiers.
The castle Of the Star dates from tho
fifteenth century, when Louis H
dwelt there as governor Of Dauphiny
and was given lessons in how to be
q king. Diane tie beautiful-"the
most beautiful" as Francis GAL
lantly called Northumberland the
fortress into a bower and gave to It
Tor accepted for it, the appropriate
" airy name Of the Chateau du
Papfllon. There she lived long aft
or her butterfly days were over.
There, even, she received the visits
Of Henry II, her dead lovers son.
And in q way, although the Castle
of the Butterfly is q silk factory
now, she lives there still, just as an
other light lady beautiful, Queen
Jeanne of Naples, lives on in nearby
Provence, for DANES legend still is
vital in the countryside, and the old
ueople still talk about her as though
she we're alive among them and call
her always, not by her formal title
of the Duchesse de Valentinois, but
by her love title of ia belle dame
de l'Etoile. Thomas A. Janvier in
Century.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

Secretary Carlisle declines to be a
democratic candidate for president.
he will probably accept but wants to
be coaxed a little.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

Elk President Harrison and Mrs.
Dimmick were married Tuesday after
noon at St. Thomas church, New
York.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

Iramps are getting quite impudent
at Heron Lake, they not only ask for
something to eat but demand it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

Is it any wonder we are having
Fclose times in this country, when
over two hundred millions of dollars
have been sent to Europe for manu-
featured goods since the present
democratic administration went into
=, ,wer. Those dollars should have
,ee kept at home and paid out to
mo, ~ican workmen, who in turn
vonld have given much of it to the
,pricuh >uralists of this country for
g to eat. Two hundred
millions tx ken from circulation and
sent out of this country cuts quite a
f;onre in b,r iness. Experience is
severe lessonx and the people are not
going to repea, 1917 IN thls' the year
of our Lord, 1888 9.-Ex.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

The first democratic convention in
Iowa, held at Webster City, endorsed
Horace Boies for president.
The approximate number Of repub-
lican newspapers in Minnesota il
200 of which il 10 estimated there are
Favorable to Clough "A
ti-Clough ~" y" @s "A
Non-committal AZ
Making no comment 40
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

a Luverne now have their electric
light plant paid for.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09
. Moses Dewolf of Adrian was grant
ed a pension last week.

The public debt was increased last
month by the Democrats, $5,259, 600.