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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-29
These Cool Evenings

Remind you Of warmer under
wear-not the cheap common
kind-but good heecy cotton
or fine merino or wool; we
have an extra good line in all
grades at popular low prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
PittsfeId.

Mrs. Sarah Ranney is very sick.
Miss Jennie Rogers returned from Rut
land Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Jackson were in
Bethel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Owney were in
Bethel day last week.
DR.. W. D. Huntington OF Rochester
was in this place last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vose arrived home
last Tuesday from Portland, Me.
Mrs. Lucinda Eaton OF Rochester is
spending few days with her niece, Mrs.
Charles Vose.
Mrs. F. L. Brigham has returned from a
visiting trip to New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Sarah Bowman OF Otter River,
Mass, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. l.. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Baldwin and Miss
Eunice Baldwin returned from Washing
ton, D. O., last week.
! Asa Hayes was recently called here
from Randolph by the severe illness OF
his father, Loyal Hayes.
Mrs. Mary vose, who has been sick a,
the home OF her son. George, in Royalton
returned home last Tuesday.
DR.. Archie Ranney OF Chelmsford,
Mass, was recently called here by the
severe illness OF his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Ranney.
Loyal Hayes died March l4th at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. John Austin.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon,
Rev. q. A. Emery officiating.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
The KEY Note

TO the successful treatment Of Rhen-
matism is to find a medicine that
will correct the Irregularities Of the
stomach and liver and strengthen the
muscles Of the kidneys.
Do not think you can drive this dis
ease from your system by continually
pounding away at the bowels. You
can accomplish nothing but to impair
the digestive organs.
Truax Rheumatic Cure is a regula-
tor to the stomach, mild and soothing
to the kidneys and q corrective to the
liver.
This is the KEY NOTE to your ulti-
mate cure.
Unless the rheumatism has settled
in some injured part of the body this
medicine will certainly remove it If
you are only persistent in taking ii.
You can purchase this new vcgeta-
BILE remedy of
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
Granville.
Miss May Ford is sick.

Miss May Ford is sick.
Mrs. McGregor has returned home.
George Nichols has been here lately.
E. Church from Williamstown is in
town.
Judge Slade from Middlebury has been
10 town.
Fred Nichols and wife have returned
tn Bethel.
Win Carpenter has been home from
Roxbury.
Miss Edith Green is visiting in Bethel
this " eek.
H. ]. Spear and daughter, Belle, are
visiting In town.
Roll Flint and daughter, Eunice, are in
Randolph this week.
DR.. Scott Of Randolph was in town Sun.
day to attend Miss May Ford.
Fred Martin from Pittsfield visited al
the home OF his brother, E.. L. Martin, re-
Gently.
J. A. Vinton, administrator OF VIM. T..
Vinton's estate, sells two farms at auc.
ton Tuesday, March Gath.
Miss Annabel v. Ford OF Rochester
spent last week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Vinton.
Will Shirley and wife moved to Han.
cock Monday, where they will work for
George Farr the coming season.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
East Granville.

Joe Bell is to move his family here this
week.
!, Miss Mary Webb visited relativess in
Northfield recently.
Mrs. s. Webb is staying with her daug b.
ter, Mrs. Kendall, in Braintree.
Miss Ruth Jones OF Northfield was the
guest Of Miss Mary Webb last week.
Master William. HandIey had an attack
OF the grip last week, combining him to
the house few days.
Stephen Butterfeld, accompanied bv
his son, Henry, visited at the home of his
brother, George, Sunday.
One OF Ed. Handley's horses was so
Daaiy injured that it had to be killed last
Saturoay. one o. its legs had been caught
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

raw. w. Blackman had a tip.over
Wednesday evening Of last week In front
Of the residence Of VIM. 4. Adams; Ine
wagon load, consisting OF Mr.. and MRS.
Riackman and sundry articles o. table
wale, was spread on the ground and the
horse sped on, soon to be tangled up ana
stopped by the reins. No large IAN amo y =
saws he Is ready to sell the horse to the
lowest bidder.
Fire was discovered last Saturday morn
ing about ten O'Clock in the house OF Ed (
win Fisher. The fire department. respond ,
ed in about three minutes and soon mao
TWO streams OF water playing in the cellar,
from which the smoke was issuing Ia such
dense volume as to prevent the entrance
OF the bucket brigade that had formed.
The flames were soon subdued and so
carefully was the work done that scarcely
anv damage was done by either the fire
or the water. The fire caught In some
manner from the furnace. 3af-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
isethei Gliead.

DcGuc1 SlIACRus
Mrs. Sarah (Bolton) Throsher has been
visiting friends here.
Burton Spooner Is to work for Herbert
Mcintosh another year.
The mumps are still with us. Edwin J.
Fisher and daughter, Abbie, are the VIC
Tins this time.
Mrs. j. M. Mcintosh has rented rooms
Of G. L. Martin Of Randolph and taken
possession OF them.
On account OF the illness OF Q. g. Bowen
the hard times social was held at M. w.
Edsons. There was goodly number pres
ent and an enjoyable time was had, judg.
ing from appearances. Vernon Brown got
the first prize for having on the worst
looking clothes and Hale B. Williams re.
ceived the BOBBY prize for being the best
clad person.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

All last winter Mr.. Geo. A.Mills of Leb-
anon Conn. was badly afflicted with rheu-
matism. AT times 1t was 80 severe that be
could not stand up straig bit, but was drawn
over on one side. 81 tried different reme-
dies without receiving relief,n be says,
until about six months ago bought d
bottle OF Cham berlain's Pain Balm. After
using it for three days my rheumatism
was gone and has not returned since. For
sale BY 3. p. Evans & Co., Randolph, and
Geo. M. Miller, Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

Our people are growing more and more
IN the habit OF looking to Evans & CO.. and
Geo. M. Miller, Bethel, for the latest and
best OF everything in the drug line. They
sell ChamberIain's Cough Remedy. famons
Tor It's cures Of bad colds, Group and
whooping cough. When in need Of such
medicine give this remedy trial and
you Will be more than pleased with tie re-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

Don't invite disappointment by expert
menting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief. 1t cures Group. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re.
suits. Il. E. Evans a. CO., Randolph; e.
P. Stockwell, Bethel; M. ]. Sargent q
Son, So. Royalton; A. K. Hood q Son,
Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
Spring and
Summer Styles
NOW READY.
Save Your Money by
Going to. the Right Place

where you have got over 1000 samples
to select from, all the latest designs OF
the seasons, made as they should be in
any style You wish to call for.
Ny effort is to please you. If you
can't pay 500 for suit, can get you
just as good suit if not better for $l3
than | know you would pay SIS for.
Don't be deceived before seeing for
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

A high liver with torpid liver will not
be long liver. Correct the liver with De-
Wits Little Early Risers, little pills that
cure dyspepsia and constipation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

Mrs. George Harlow is on the sick list.
MIX. Day isvery sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Grow and Mrs. Marie Fowler are
better.
Fred George is soon to move to East
Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Howard OF Bethel
visited at j. g. Fowler's last week.
Mrs. B. A. Burnham has recovered from
her sickness and A. G. Whitney is out
again.
Mrs. Mary Berry was called here from
Tunbridge last week to assist in caring for
the new boarder at c. P. Folsom's. It's q
boy and Charlie looks very much pleased.
Mrs. Minnie (Cogswell Bacon, young
est daughter OF J. X. Cogswell, who for
merly lived near this village, was buried
here Tuesday OF last week. She was the
wife OF George Bacon OF West Braintree
and died from consumption.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

For pain in the chest piece OF flannel
dsmpened with Cham berlain's Pain Balm
ar bound on over the seat Of the pain,
and another on the back between the
shoulders, will afford prompt relief. This
is es pecialIy valuable in cases where the
pain is caused by cold and there is a
tendency toward pneumonia. For sale bv
E. E. Evans & Co., and M. j. Sargent &
Son.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

Moody's Improved Tailor system Of
Dress Cutting.
Iwish to announce to the ladies OF Ran.
dolph and vicinity that am ready to cut.
fit and finish dresses and capes in all the
latest styles and shall be pleased to receive
a call from any one interested in this line
of business and desiring work done after
date. MRS. j. MILNE BARCLAY.
Central st., Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

You Won't Use rs Many Pounds
OF mild soap (Harmless) q It's more du
rable- washes more.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19

II - you want the best Rubber cal
for New Brunswick. Whole
sale by Warren Boot and Shoe
Co.. Boston. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

Pr,nc" Anort ~ leFnm cnmo ~ nrn
on Am+l 5 ana ihe Rns of the fririans
'onfn'ei histl q 5eat ter uyNl ias
lhe Cai4VNl County News. lcpup-
lloan aalcr iilet stored m PRINCETON, Ky.
ts conlaeu'l ny ~ Il AieNauacr ana
WIZ, @ltm ana nrNAaNsr."
\ a. rrter8nalg tetfram states that
iruec lrr30HaA OF Bulgaria VIII, ON
l""AlM ~. i.e'"ishWf proceed 10 tatis,
where he wiii ~ end several lays
rifHaor Albert ". limerick has given
70 ine Philadelphia l.lhfay company his
Valuable collection of muausAl literature,
much "i Whirh ca; not pc duplicated IA
Ihi3 country
"Hlcthrpn." saia Elsaop Boyd cnrpen-
ter of kpan. England tho other Jay IN
the COURSE of "a sermon, - beg 81 yOu iakr
hola oi your o~n art ana look Il straight
IN th. fngr.'
Hiram Lester who died reeen(ly At tine
poor farm ~ Henry County. ia. sail that
tlv WAS ~ years old 4 SON at h-s Ia the
same institution is 90 years old Nni a
dnughtor Of his king Ia Heard county Us
70 N'ara old.
II Turkey should 20 to war tho man
who would direct her forces pa'a be
Ga1i psindn lAshn, the tamoua defender
nt ilev.a, now ~ ytars Oh. q. has
fough, IN any number Of ngagements ana
Is cnNored with glory aud medals.
The Edinburgh university authorities
have received animation from tine iate
Earl of Morays trustees that the sum OF
i4o.oW mas hrril ullocated us u capital en-
dowment fund for ne promotion OF oriEi.
nal rcsc,ten IA the university. HE lora-
snip LEFT ahnnl iG3uoo for educational ani
other purposes.
l)r trueA y. sanrrre OF philedelphin
has been olret.d professor of pathology
ana haftnriology ia Nanaerbiii university.
Nashville INHB. llr H. at lr14apt path
ologist 10 the philadelphia hospital and !.
professor IN The Mediao-C firptNirAl coli
lege at Philadelphia aud he's intle iof
lifuEitt4 "A DISTINGUISHED Al A ffat4llHai
scientist.
The late Baron de liirsfh founded and
inaini0inod many schools IN lagyut and
European and Asiauc Turkey. For in.
suuction III Galicia he saee lV.ppp. ~,
franos. no Russia he made the offer oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
THE PAPER AND THE ALcALDr.

How quickly the Galveston News can
change it's song
Whit lightning change artist your rcnl
journalistic frcc-lanoo can beeone'
There ia bu. ono fraiurc from a political
standpoint In when tho Ncws ia consist
ent--its RELENTLESS opposition 10 nc demo
cratic party and It's ever present desire to
create party discori In d,mocrntie rants
A man can always bet that tho Gnlvcston
News will oppose the regular q mocracy In
Texas, and II Is safo TO give any odds
asked
FOR tho first time In THOR political ca
reers the Old Alcalde md IN" Newa aro
going to get into the same political bed
togcther--thc ,ioludod old man and the
vicious old scold.
Governor Roberts In office, WAS for the
News mark of continuous criticism; he
was In the estimation ~ tnat pnncr,
stumbling block TO Texas. dcvold Of nny
element or requisite for giving the State
good government.
The little mean things TO eny OF him
could not he suggested fast enough
The Alcaldc was "A democratic governor
then. and the News an anti-a mprratlc pa
per.
Now the News halls tho independent can
s,a,ey ., tho old man the same old man.
as n beacon light in sea of troubles
But the News can not In ono Hcnss D"
properly charged with inconslstenry--it IS
.,n, on,,-d,.moerntlc and an independent
oana,a.cv # proresscs to mink. means
,sa n,raa, If IN. regular democracy. rAe
.rrara old man" is now. fer tho Nows
4ust abou, the sze for grand old TeNhs'~-
=, ' s,, a ., ~. fac, that Texas has ceased
- hs n COW pasture and has grown gen
Grafton away from the aged Alealde. Inc
INDEPENDENT candidacy is hailed by lhe
News with this Endorsement. an inhorse-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
WEATHER lNrORAAInl
LAST NIGHTS sYyopsH

An area OF low pressure cva.s|
Rocky Mountain slope. An aria Il
~ ssire is central over the s...4|
lantic States.
rhc wenther is generally clea: N
southeastern portion of the coil,T
IL Is rartlV cloudy to cloudy Gsl
northwestern portion.
No precipitation is reported t-l|
past twelve hours.
Comparatively high winds are d
tonight from North Platte, Dc!sl
Amarillo and Corpus Christi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
ANnIn rlIn slnn slIow.

Gainesville Register.
Let every loyal democrat In Cooke coun.
y iurn out 10 the June primary aud nav
no attention whatever so the palaa s,e
show rle onfcrn whs composed II
broken down political hacks. who hnNe
h''h eianaing az The pic counter ever
siwe fbey WesN old enough to wenr knee
hlrerhes They SHOULD have u good dose
II rule, urHQllltorni,d democracy admin
iternh, md lLa hAonnr lhe hnttnt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

ROOF to the cellar, VIII, J'e funnq
pain room through ~ an tntSsss
ln're Was n blind wal, tfsp -
survey and the chute 'sGswtsa i
OF the building therau ,. IN u. n.
V ,} yea into II room ' rh,! alsa To
thc laboratory of IN. "nlch w
was on the level WIN ,arus NJ.
INV INV. ,eu INTO the bath roo, .'e:t 4
'.,,'a IN Holmes Offices ION tSta. o )
npapie OF being made s u.e Y, va
around 80 that no souna llssl d,
from thetn. Then thasn coua
no means OF ventIlalion sen mn
w men mat was closed N sactp ID
IL was In the cellar ,h...
heir greatest dlscoverie,' y, Na1
tanks entirely covered by =, .'n<
were found. and in the bo,,as wy ss
bones which were believed - ~
mu,.'a, 9o, beings. In an ash N.
Were, were round pieces OF linen ps "
mere was also iirebor ~ ,1.0a
easement. 1t was bu.li ,s.ssaax
mere was u CRATE covered NY, lily Y
scNon-clsntns of an inch ,na va
ilea'n was another graie l, ,ael
me IRE. The top OF ,he , ".sa's
i',' SIX inches above The ,nn .a@ "
VAS an iron ilue from ~. Wy c,a :
, go NC, 70 a TANK. There wa ~ ~ q
trance 10 the tank. Al n. s. W.
Naui. was u white fluid wI,.s Na,
an uVcTpoWrring odor, In w
n"uuie or the cellar mora S0a
found. '"s's Gta
Holmes case was spp.,l.. :,
preme court. which afirm.a ~ !
verdict. Then he began to m,,. y
a desperate effort TO gain NJ"
was of 10 avail. and on the ~ !.
,nonth Governor Hastings rai'..
,.riere' oh the same day jepIss !, !
1he St Louis lawyer was 80
completely IA the conspiracy - ~
insurance company. "al
oiis 'hiis may be said Of Nj,
i''''t''fN' iIlt women hp Ma.
! was always a model Of virtue rs \
prnscd hts money with ls.,,
ana was invariably kind and M
Many imaginative ,heor,., ,,r
advanced regarding this tns.r.i,.
vert, and whispers OF 'hynnssI.,.||
.ne cvil eye" hovc been fteoass.
out conFidcrln; these, 4, is a s,,s,,|
mat a sinister fate mas heiaII-l
OF those connected with HIS rsY
lam A. Shoemaker, one Of ks i!
n.tenil ted 10 foist upon the ros,
gas affidavit, and was dlsharrsS ~
roi. Thon lnr William X, Mag,a|
coroncr'a physician. who made 4, v
Oh Pie'zcl's body, suddenly drr.,jl
recently and lastly, LInford 7 bIs|
was foreman OF the Jury in The MI
A few week ago shocked 10 d.,tI
ike wire Altogether II is safe Il \
tha. a sigh of relief will 10 I'D n
whole country with the knosllr|
Herman Mu3gett. or Henry n hi
man or monster, has been ex,e,ra,.s
much the same rs a plague Z, M
would hr stamped out. But the irg
of his strange career will prctssy
be known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

81 - 80 fcr public Instruction. With the
sole T-osisp that no distinction shoulh Dee
ng 3s a~ 20 race or religion TINS iucfeilu.
lfer fle hE$s.4G GOV -rNu-ut dccllIvc.
s'r.r itsi fs Expenditures fof CnNrity hA1
tA. -t- ~ la.u0.te9 q year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

A,'F II. y,',
~ ~ '-VV"e' -. -.
y. r,.,, n, ,bc ,o,,a ,s ho,, husband
y, l,',, rn,,,. ~, o,,nar',i,.irv IN he Win
't IL" - 80, .,,..,.,., 4, i,,,,i,.
h'i' In sAM, nc "o"Hi Sn'iel''''io ~.
N.i'"' W ~ ~, "S'r' ~ tT9 ~ % a. ,
"'i'l"W inF Nhoiy VIZ VIZ ~ ''i.no
NY IN u ."p'th.d pautn'iy i"f im' ~ M
hgA hut the Weigotht rose .,Ntr vA,l'e
"i"t' M WIS l"vic' ~ - At, 49, 49,, w Il,
sh' rrlAlhtH from 'iiai"'s' ~ tounp II;
NW' II Mns 'A"h 700 IH'V io' l'9' n.y. ny. n"i
gone lai1 Wts iils PIN 49, s,a'i WI 'un, ,.'
from iHlNv pluce uN'H Sh" Hh'i gone
rnt lhen tossed the vo.t I'D ne w'ha"w
and ted Nnd even nj tins time he wns
calmly planning the slaughter OF the inno-
cents
It vns nlso during these travels That hr
,.c,fy,s rrnn, mo children un,hotic little
''N''''' ''''' Wv
Scrawis 20 lhelr m"lHer' ""oih th's
ihotirht vus In ST Louis. He was to mail
~, ia, ,,on ,is or,ast long
'"''n y" "''' ""' 'foa '''S ~ ~"
letters woe found On MIN UNNAMED
~ Toronto. ''anhd" itoimic7 WIN the
ISL, gas hired h use The boy How
ard lad previously disappeared in INDIAN
upaAe whore his ciTrrol hau-s were AZ
'tr'sa;d found ia q stove. The girls we're
mu~!.reA Ia This way lioiines, prop"nly
.nss4 tAem 10 h!la In a trunk Then h.
sbat down tlie ia und h.icd the trunk with
,,ro,,3h "a fs.n rhcn he buried their bod
ios IN iNe ceiHr
Nl ll'.s, disrpy"rlcs wern made BY
i .,'bis 4,.a'.,i,,,.. NJ vbn o,ip,a Tho tho
country uurtqehug NJ mysteries OF
iioimts' mlirG,rious crimes
iHn 9eeNg - iioiniyH 9ther known niir-
drrQNs Operations Wa Tho notorl )Is Gas
W. m hit3go, the bui lag "''riel by
MN ON the tdri OF the " nifs Far
HfHl4Fitt ilitl. WI 'lffNI MA Itli-
ret p9in Saer.t elpmh"rs vani,' and
'iNi ''iAie Ylss. aNl Iris 1ut ~ tie story
!tine u rF II IS hought sud - and vlo
j u; u atis cam 10 the Williams girls
i.ml'y '''efani Ms. Jniia Conner and her
S-repr old di4shfet Yenri
Minnie Williams when a Child. iahor-
ifoi Sepl from am unre When shs be-
,tDir "l hse 5he went on tine stage. In
~ s'ie mgi Holm, s IN chicago, ane be-
yainc his stenogi apner living with him as
hlH "Afn. IN isN sh" inritcd her sister,
Nai a ih'n a school teacher IN Texas, Ia
visit 'ltt at lhe Nnstle- She lii 80 soon
1t r. believed that Holm hiiei them to
yet Tie 5000 Tho Chicago llce found
ssN,r'i sk,lrions ~ tso Dns,lc, AMI TWO
- rum. they link. 49, all that reraain
Of the hanlrss Williams sisters
" l9uid ." stated here that lfolmcs
mNiiuf irnir Of mrlor. employed a
"f ~ Niriims mounted and ihen sold tor
cash. ne neglected NJ oppo. nny.
rro murder of rrnilv e4..,,,a oo,,es
h'N' IN interest She am, from laiay-
e.5c. md She wasa blonde. ana the nrot-
tt,st Of Noiroee' vl,tftns 1,.,..u "a ,,..,,s
ga j, ,..,.
- M'a 'h!r'oNN- as 81 npr'Tf'cr
by pr forlv. the gold eur. IN. p!tezel
~ he8 When ne =, "a inr plstlpuion
,'H whrn We sot pfr ne ipll Holmes
ssiary ihan shv WAS non sitting. nn1 she
cam 70 'ne ,astia. ~ All in ms o,npioy
snn heeaine ,eln'as ! TO b. mlrrrl 20 Rob
III thili her.elf. hu; one ,lav siIe van.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
COTTON REGION EU''D y,


Washington, May 7.--Ea''s ..,,s,|
Arkansas; Generally fan
wlnGs. dc. soss|
Colorado: Partly clou''' u
westerly winds. a, pako.s v
fair; westerly winds .,har,y ~
Wroming; Fair ho
winds, rmer; sal''
Montana: Fair; waf"
winds. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

H. II HOLMES
rom f"o''sI,i'N t"'..' al '''V ''''
- ----------
-
me palen'ss 81 MS enc ~ va i,g','r,
~ lN't = ''Nrn ~ p,1,' .i 'N
EYES hoiprf 'nr coz ''~ Nit',n, W.,
prison rYNh'i laon ~ tHflf lish'' VII
mild aud gentle. Ihe Tsl go was : and
low i'e.is'es' a vas WI 10 .,r...c
i was Easy 10 .onsilcr That A, WI. what
is called "!l.ly's iaan.
HIS parents were nmoag the most re-
liiS ia'her hAi p-'l n's''hFHs1' 'ot H''''N
than ,wcnty-faur years. Holmes sat 'wo
ma. ,''' S,s'''f ''l'S u ''''''. y o",
brother They WEE" Yo'rrf T i'na me- ANA
bad grown up To Sc good citizens r.
'en "hu hYhor'i ny 'Aolr 90 '.'''"
holmes Was not good boy. Ne was
~ "ys +. sAIaen Is lhe aetpesiaee OF
larm und wout to school !A ti.c WINTER.
rue ona tnng uartsuilriy noiienaplc
III aut MN Wa tllai he Wa iAitAlni
STUDENT When le gpt f. be ~ ycar-
oii be- was stili studying, taeusu Ar Ani
leas before leit ile srnvyl lusn ~ cot
m.ntrieA iiis htiee Wa Miss lara =.
Lowering, daughter al Il Wti t. do cin-
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A nIsrlNGuIsliflp ~. n,

New York, May l,--f f.a,.r..a
days New York VII Won yous ~
ting uishod visitor M" se hlas y
cia. ambassador iron, oa'ilns W.
10 me ceremony tWt,i.sla, IA
ton OF the ear OF an an uH,p.s
event VIII take place is Is csla i
cow' and Nun. as h hs = IN ~
to hurry 70 se' ~; W. BY
party are Yum ~ yeuk NJ IA
re,roeienta',iy g. k So II. his i ia'sl
of ne Russian leaau,1h,es sIns'',
commanded 10 pIlo., ,tcas s
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rnl3Y rnnp TINE EXPERIMENTS

wits Index.
Tic good people of kansas tried m.
uopulisls fnr ore term and then let Them
10 with 2 willingness Ahat WAS prtrlleAl-
lN UNANIMOUS. And 80 al the good people
oi colorado.
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Through the scauesterod vaie oil rural

lifu
The venerable patriarch Enilcloss held
The tenor of his w0y
II am very foolish. fond old man.
toufscoIe gad upward. aud, to deal
plainly.
fear am mol Ia my perfect mind"
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Ana stili no candidate has appeared
asalns, t9a ac<ns aemperug who IS On
'i'led 10 heliisereni tights-it is atm a
species OF blsnuaagc.
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Tho prou1hltieuisls hnye had tho courage
10 hold STAT canYeNilou ln Arlsnn4aa
Tho 'l,y OF mirAohs mfy have passed.
nut the martyrs are I'm with us