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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04
Iowa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dead.

KNOXVILLE, Feb. 7.-Hon. r. X. Hayes,
who represented the Seventh (Des Moines)
district of Iowa In congress in 1s9O-91, died
yesterday after weeks illness Of nervous
prostration
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. ga gallery
in the Casino collapsed during the polo
game last night and fifty spectators were
thrown to the floor. Fifteen persons we
more or less injured, John Linelly 70
ceiving fatal injuries.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04
HISTORY OF A WEEK.


General Ivan NJ Walker, head Of the
Grand Army Of tho Republic, has FORM
slly announced the national encampment
70 bs held % St. Paul the INST week In
September.
A fre which broke out At Johannesburg.
Transvaal, unused damage amounting 70
ss76, 900 to dry goods and other stores
warehouses, etc. t-
Mrs Ormiston Chant derldes the new
"Woman's Bible" which she declares 10
'Tlliterate, irreversnt. stupid and lacking
In good sense"
A French suicide near Lyons carefully
built a guillotine for himself, using
Ratchet weighted with sledge hammer
for a knife Having adjusted his head 70
the block he let go cord holding tns
weight and was neatly decapitated-
Jacob Phillips, Mrs. ID. w. Moore and
Thomas Wilson were robbed OF $3.50, eS.lo
and 50. respectively, by two pickpockess
ON electric car at Chicago.
Friends of Mrs. May brick, who Is serving
q sentence In a British prison for poison
ing her husband, declare that she Will
soon be liberated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04
Thursday. Feb. 81.

A Ratchet which belonged to LaSaIle
has been found imbeddcd in a giant ma
pie tree near Wolver ne. Mich. On the
blade is the inscription "Ad Majorem
Del Gloriam." Below the inscription Is
the name of Robert LaSalle and dated
1865
Millionaire Thomas Varker, of New
York, formerly member of the dry goods
firm OF Lord g. Taylor, committed sui
eide In that city during a tempo
rary fit of insanity, induced by despond-
ency. presumably over the death OF one OF
his sons last summer.
Burglars robbed the fiat of A. III. Bald
win, on Grand avenue, Chicago, while the
family was absent and carried of cloth
ing, jewelry aud silverware to the value
of 81, 500.
A motor car on Cleveland street rail-
way ran away down IA hill, partly wreck
ing itself and wrecking a loaded truck
it ran through, and fatally injuring Will
liam MARI. driver of the truck. No pas
sengers hurt.
Agents of the Liberian government are
at work in Guthrie, .. T., securing col
ored inning rants to that country.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04

Judge O $ Poston. aged 81. died at Har-
rodsburg, XIV He left his fortune OF $SO,
900 To Mrs DIR. Hatchett. OF Woodford'
whose father loaned him money when he
was poor boy.
Robert g. Ingersoll. the FIRST time ne
happens at Chicago, has promised to talk
from the pulpit of the Militant" church
Buckeye Changers are Offering them
selves as candidates for office on the plat
form that they will give half the official
salary to the poor. O.. the country roads
Silver has sold for couple OF days at
the New York stock exchange at 20 cents
an ounce
Professor Daniel q. Elliott, curator or
zoology OF the Field Columbian museum,
Chicago has left on an expedition TO
South Africa TO make collections for the
museum He was accompanied by Z. r.
Akely, the taxidermist Of the museum
Reports have been received at Constan-
tinople saying fresh massacres have oc-
Cured at Malatia and seven other points
of Armenia. The Turkish government,
when questioned on the subject denied
that there was any truth in the stories.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-04
WET DESTRUCTION
Rain Works Havoc in Connect.
cut and New York.


Rush Down the Valley I'm Wall Forty
Feet High and Make It UnpIssssnt for
the Rs.isients-- bristol, Conn, Inundated
and Much Damage Done Tbroughout the
State tn Railways and Bridges--But Ono
Life Lost so Far as known.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
9ecDrab pg Smegn.
Zen i5oe Ofiober 1896.
Sen 14oe Cftober,

Butcher Colleges SnbpiTiesbns, fcs
reots / Snsbdgs paa famine fsitIigeNaas
be, Tom bet bar pGrei Sttt oa 9rug | en-
lang Rrtte df Qar. On qftenen bar
gpguingeu slimr'ro. iIluminsrst, % ira
9oppen af 5udrnet uoIsnbtes mob Slut
ninasn al sSnumindtionen en- MRn9ce
prugti9e 5prp1risrier, 'on pna afitdro
tog iia opermaaoe goot no. Gn WGngs
be WenmItsr bapOs mofunbst fig for Of
f. ben isiilige Oplpsnins. og pad ale
Ssiosr i 8ben ps omtrtns Golsgst fob
ftors 9ipngsr az belnbrenbs 9pfolf.
Gftsr Suumindtionen iumleoes mon |
@pmnaititlotaIst, bpor ProF. Sileboe
fra Dilmar, Wirn., bo[bt en- for ans
lsbninsen msest paslenoe os uom9rtei
Sal..
Scr .r progrmmtt:
gslicmtbHien az Gil 2epiion.
5aIs az 4rUf. Si1ebo fro @illmar, Ytinu.
Nuiit al Cr6sfer.
2aIs Of Ole 3. Crbal.
WuTt os Gang Of College Choir.
SIuiuinssbsm9rininser at 9rof HGietb
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Gn Girls iont 1atSIfj9rttts
TUT timer.

Sbem fuloe brsmrne ON, at ct Iaa ma.
esligt onlagt Susbbr ION en- 9ris funbe
tomme til at ~.rItdtte ben en- 8ana fad
bersmte, fOrulptteOe 5uIofiarmtunItner
Serpur. Sg bog sr bet utrplise fleet /
Rnslanb / gben Sdratop.
Srtte 6olteitarsr omaao ltoaanass
punftet for bite timber, rs Sdssne, &irs
tetadrnens, ia ielo Selsarafitplpene bar
t9t beiat meo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sus
ftusrs.
2uftbullonsn, Tom ftuIOe FIRE 5alos
ifl1rmen og neo ben Sptmt op / be bsiere
Resipner, bar omiioer Tplot mso @ds %
F9roig til Ifgang. 9a bteo bet Ituftels
DIR, ION itreg pnteligt, fulmpbentlis /
5orubfplelIen at ben f~oreItaaenoe bulsz
br9ttenoe 2uftreiis, bsf9Itet til SaIo>
fiGrmsn, osns GiermonD gap ct 8int,
Soloaterns flap garounsrns, % maize
ft9ttf baoeSe 8nllonsn fig.
Spinet fpritummebe, od BET merteoe
Sproen GLIDE bort urOer Sscoerne, 90
lpolss Stilbeo breote fig oosr publitum,
Der adnbeles Spar DING Iulgte SaQonsn
meo Sinsns.
pluOielig BRAT Snorcn, Tom 6oIot
fdlofiGrmen fat til gdllonen - fprmo.
csntIig ION 5slge al 9irtningsu at ct
pad Snoren anbragt Sanbmpparut -
.og Spinst ItDrtsoe Tom en- pil neo mob
Sproen. Wsn / bet Iamme uoIolosoe
StiGrmen fig, og IungIont og 1ittert
'ort'attes 6arten, inotil 9bret pelbs6ols
bent lanoeoe | Sarutotp, % bet, martes
ligt moi, pdd 8darosplubfen / BET Sptel,
boor ben ~firbsneoe aunitners SmpreIds
rio bpeos.
S SriumI bleo oen firbsneOe 2uftEtips
per, - Iom BED en- lposl,a 8rpnten til
tlenossoo jim 8lGoe opsr bet beloios lib
fab baarst til 5eIpIaoIsn, bpor Der
ponteoe Srattemsnt At ale6danbs letre
Sdger.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

Oct 9jsr ris'ig onbt at fs be fmna DIR;
tbl etboet t9nteno. WutneFe mau 10
fjsnne, bporoan be PLACES; fun tile 9Ds
renes Ser laa uo til at esnsres af Sns
net. 0sslloen ian life Snrene uboitI.
Jig O9 bore normalt urtbsr ~fdaDaune Bill
tuar, 'dd be fan gioe bet llbbbtte, ION be
flnoe, bpi8 Stsost bar prbentligt.
Mun ltdl pad ingen Mdabc plag. ct
0pr uneoigt. Deb SIastning NJ MAI
tags 2iOet puu burttgite o9 minoit pld9s
Iomms MdaOe; life BET mnoIte uneoige
9ioelIer.
SeItens sr bog be, Der tdnTfs melt al
Gle bore 6usopr faur fsls, bpao oct oI
fige at bltpe pIugeoe. DE i9ttes pau
Spiltdug Idu trdngs, at Der lille er mere
eno Iaubiot Pluos til Soften, ndur ben
Itddr, og 6poroan Ttal ben Iun faa ltg9'
% boils fig? Oct bIipsr not Imdat meo
Get. Stdlben er LAB os msrt, og SisoIe'
len bringes tanIts life no oftere snO bosr
nge. &rpbbsne er ursne os lugter iIOs;
men Soften er ct flint, rensligt DIR, DIT
ilet life ian bIioe f~ornsist meb IIigt.
Sg eno ale be @uns., Soften rntt's
poloiomt i Munosn us prpglss meb, bOa0
Der er f%Orbuonoen. Mangen Nat bar
Den tro Seit enoog Itaaet og Irosiet llos1'
for ! timeois, meoens &jsrersn bar iioOet
inoe og Druttet. Raur Iaa 3iprsren en-
gang er fommet no, banter Stjelosoro
os Stag. Den iru Seit bar bog NED
SaulmoOigbeo fuHOst fig i bet.
4ae Opr, buuoe fore % lmdd, 'idI
bsbanOles idu psnt Tom mulig pg for
Itnanss for 2ipelEer melt mulig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
WGr goo moo 5prene.

Sisoprsn. po.r os l~iourberliae Sienes
tier, og bet er iimpsItbsn WsnneTfenes
Pligt at bsbdrols oem paa en- pen Raabe.
Site moi msb, at be bu boer os Iterre
Slenslter, pg pi bar itsrre lrbbbtte az
benz, enb ON be bebanols5 6rutalt oa
fjeoeslef; men bet sr stbosrt MgnneItes
morallte pligt at bebdnols fine 0Dr paa
bebite Mdaos.
Oct er bog oprsrsnoe at blioe gione
til, boorodn 0brsne ofts bebunSles, oa
tr1gen buroe flame en- 9Drpldger for at
fGa ben psIfprtjents paaTtjsnnelie, 2open
biemler 'adounne SlDn9lfr. sSnuen
bsr flames | idaoanns Silf9Ibs. Man
bllpsr oesp9rre altfor ofts 9lone til, at
Der meo Taper Sadno prpgles lss puu be
itottsIs DIR ligs fra gamle, graa Solt
og lige til SG~tsrgutt'r, Der tndpt Tan lsTte
Btftsn til Stag; men Ilaae8 1tdl 9prene,
be ftal frsm mso piTt os SfjelDsorb. Oct
sr oiItnot fad, at hi life Tan forItaane
0brens aloeles for 2ioelIer. gasrebe
bet, ct bore Susobr sr blepne t3mmsbe
og nlda gdu unOer gdget, tan 10 6etraaies
ION en- p~aaFsrt 2ioelie. 0esuoen nda
0prere tGmmes o9 orssI "ss pua mus,ge
Wtadoer, og ou fan Der fife unoaduss
5ugtslier; men oisIe Ital life aipes /
ut'oe o9 f~re.nfpr aft iii: pua en- raa %
brutal Mddos.
0brsnes 8sbosliesrum Iaoer onu
Stsosr meast tilbdge at snIfe, oa Der til
'sies 8prene ofte fore ItsoIsourenOe 81
Oelier. Der inOsitGnges Suscbr / tr, NJ
sc, msrte Rum meo tnd3 plabs, Iua BET
er en- rem g)nt at Ie. Rdur De til all bette
muu 9du % paoe | 8ispielsn, Der Itaoia
nprsr opoper 89ggene % inoIn9prer
JluHllHel eHOHu mere, 'ddr Del ltdttsls
DIR Oct enoou barre. 5rrIt 2uft, alt
lrpsnoes RarmsstilOe og a~iosbetinaelIe,
fuar be i%daleoss iHOelparrsOe DIR fun
lioet at, tanfe bet er Imcat meo Soften
ogiaa til. vi iua Der fOrleOen / ct Tyiss
3 ca. 2 Wdaneosrs sdmIe @risunaer put
tat nsO en- irans Stamp. Der til o. meo
oar haIo al SipoIl, iua @risuns.rne
iant opbt neoi. Stampsn mso ,Snos
bOlo Iugteoe ufTtpelist os 0pren. bar Be-
TGngi mco utsi. Sporoan tror nj
ots'e itntfels imuu 9pr bupoe bet / Som.
meroarmsn unoer IaaSann. Borbplo2
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
SmaapInf.

- MiIs 9raee GabpelI os Mr. 9ep.
9gtsbisbss Snso~g Morsen /
9tuoens !Sism. De tog meo Sormios
bags Srninet p~sitopsr for at eisre en-
fort grblupsrsiie til M4i3n Gitp ps
It Bar andre Bier, boor 9,ubsn bupbs
SIretnins.. Gr gipgifte flptter peo lin
IiIbasetomft ino | 3. %. guroitts 9us
Spotantsn Of 9ben.
- Sr. S.Moiituo fra Mabiion, mis-.
"amcrita"s observation-disclosures, Tom /
berUp for at feirs Den ABE
Sttpbsr pau peItisnbt. Spmtsr.
- Rep. 3. s. 9runosnburs er aniat
iom 9r,it for ben tpIie Mstbpoiitmeniss
beb i 9ecprab iitebstfor Rsp. ). $.
Wellsmensr, Tom er Hpttst fra 9pen.
Sunsforeninsen "2ursn" bar MI
faasi 1T npe 2oiaIe oper Sims Sernpar.s
buno.l ristis pent cppuDiet os MT @ulp'
tGppe.
- gurtis &c Soipurb, b. npe ~.leitris
he 2pstcmpuni, bar MI en- bel Slot Irs
bsibsrc i 8irtIombeo. De sr aIlsreoe be-
gbnbt mso at anbringe Gtplpsrne.
- ppitmsiter Spbn 5inn sr rsiIt til
Chicago i neutrality-suspicious..
- Mr. og mrs. 8. 8. Samrs Tom
Sirsougs bjem fra & tort 9eIss til pres
ton pg amor. Smmbper | ipolise Min.
neIptd.
e 6. 6. Shuct aabneo. IioIis asrbac
fin nbe 9rp 8.oos 9utit | sreemans
me 8pgning, go. 315 81. @ater ct
San nal bape ct msget itor: Splug al
nps % psnc 8arer. cams SanosIsbstjent
er Ben SuttIs, og Misiss gIunou Ssdct.
nib % 8racs Prptberoe er dnIatts ION
"Sdlssldoies".
9ete Googan, en- Dsltjenbt perIon.
lisbso / DEBORAH cg Sm,9n, opoe Ndt ii
Snsode pua 5attishuists SinosIpssuis
being / 5rseport, bpor ban for ct Yal
Qor iioen i~nblusoes.
Or. Sun Rpllins er Hpttst til glas
rior, Wrisbt Co., bppr ban bill prattiisrt
iom Sunbl9gs.
= u. 9. Stmls reiite | Mdnbass I'll
Retp Sampton for at bplos politiIie "a,
Ter Der / Smesnen.
= S. 9. Soliiao os SObn 5. Soppsr.
fiab fra Rortbtpupb. Soma, bsIsser Sobr
8. 2inoe us andre 9snnsr i Riogeipar
pg Smegn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Sernei dfItibsbes fra 9irsiniu til gnsz
lamb, mao man bog regns ben esentlis.
Sptomit Of Snbuitrien fra Semtiaarene

yttitl dIIlluepeS ia Stl9untu VI SNY>
lamb, r,da ma bog resne ben esentlis.
Sptomit Of SnDuftrien fra Semtiaarene
/ n9rp9rsnoe Idrbunoreoe. Su bar
ret, at be 10 tore 5attorer 9sfororingss
mioIsr - 2otomotipet os 0ampIfibst =
ret fpm til ~lloritling, ps oisIss 5u6ritus
lion osDriutruft gap Sernz os Sulinbus
itrien ct ubpre og itaoigt porenoe OPP
Ipins. Den letteoe Sumf9rOisl Itabte
igien ct iterrs Martsb for 5abrttanter,
% sfterIom 5dbriterne uopiosoeS os fors
meleOes ites gfteripergiIsn efter Sern
for Maitinsri os aul for Prpouttiun at
0amptrnft. DisIe to Minsralier siDer
igrunoen en- tro Snuftration al belle pur
inbuitrielle llbpitlinssproces / be Iioite
femti @ar, / bpilfe 5orbrugst al 9ul ltes
fra 5 Mi1ipner Sons til 1877 Miqionsr
Sons, mebsns Sernproouttipnsn git fra
I Mi1iOn Spns op til 81 Milionsr
Sons 1896.
5slsenoe 2iite oper 89rbien uf be boz
ientligits Minsralier, Der / 1895 er OPP
btnteOe al Screens 8ismme, aiper ct fart
Segreb ON De ubprs naturIige SjGlpetilz
Der port 9dnD er pelSidnet meb;
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

geepile. Seras. ct Spsbpmstil.
f1loe bar patt betpoelis SnteresIe Der
/ @suen. Mirs. 9. s. Rpppe, bpis
Wiano er en- al bore bDInsteoe Sorsert
Der paa Steoet, bar peret SupaliS i
opsr ~ Gar. Os eiter at al mebieinii
Sebanblius hunos piit fig iOrsi9pss,
er bun nu friit igjeu, til fine mango
@snners 8laoe. pr. Spppe irrtrlIer,
buorleces bet git til: IS II slar bar
min Some ips af Suliut us leo al be-
tiae, fiifeube Smsrter / Sioen o. Moz
pen. De 9Rser, Der bebanoleoe benOc
foritoo tiloels at itanoie Guliotteus
pioere 5remfriot, men Smerterne blep
mere utualelIse for busr Dag. Sec
fisbte alIe Sluss Meoicinsr til benpe
iaa hurtis iom be bleu anbsiatros Ii
Os, men intet ipnes at bialpe benoc ne.
get. fDreuo bun bespnote mso Or. 9e
ter's Kuriko os Maps'Vigori. 9isi
Mioler bar bslbreoet benoe iulbtan.
big, Os ri er oerior mssst tatasmms.
liee."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Gn Soa Tor &oinoer.

Or. Sartnan er en- GuthOrltst /
apinOs. Spsoomme % berss gsbanb.
ling. Tplis bar ban siennsmiset os
iammentranst fin Woman's Hand
Book til Ell. .%interesiant Snmpblet.
Genue ieuoss irit for en- fort 5lo til
bpilfeniombelt aoresie ira Pe-ru.na
Drug Manufacturing Company, So.
lumbus, Dbio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Grtnrlions= Yrosrammet

Ct mn iGrciet % erboiSss aratis paa sopes,
foni'rei' @aibinaton sanf. 200 ssaJbus.
ton Mssnus e.. R~iunsappIis. winn. 1et
anstssr sstIinss'1icen Tor ssa, % suite.
srfnrnensrns til bet samIs sans. be ,srssisI.
Hss 8artsisss Vapn, siuisrnss Wapu M. m.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

Dtellem 9eninosr. - anna: Seq BIZ ini
sierne bereOe min GOrlpOeos en- Gosrra'ttls
tsr Srpaupp,t . 6ooo ifal leg sisrtF
D'urie: "8aa en- Tag uo uosn oins 'dIit
Srnoer!A
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
Sogagenter!

@n q Ltoen al sisrs sObe 5orrsinIuseg meo rpr noe
Sp3 "ateaHeit.i, hrts Cprtuoelie. bets stp o. bets
stfrmmslis," ct naturattorii Srrf al Or q. aflla.
Wte6 pHtttHa 50l JaHirItIoRfr. ct pmidttenpe. iHs
%tertsiaRi o. lGrerist Grteie, b5grom fan en- sres
tPiaeHoe az SrtsieHs ntialtlhr "6griaitereH bar
iat IN Cpaip 1 al ubbreee CplrsHtas / pite ri eDie.~
Sgrtti II "a 5cliets Boa a, eate Rang Ga ptG3tig,
Hbf9Eet Jor CpipsHiRa g &ilsaar niiuu
Waveriy Publishing Company.
Gal.ag4. Dt.- ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

8istereu Glirso 5euupions CAFE Ell
Oso. gun bIeu gift / 1850 os lepeoe
! ct lpiislist eGstefab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

c7nites. 8aalIoeliee 8olf, boaOe
~M9aD o. aUrnosr til Of reiie Tor ct paaii.
neligt 6orrstnmasbas. Gen $4,000 adrlia
% grpences. 9nolRs Gonopiuf meo Yan.
tot brImarte ooresler.t I'll 9fm ieip.
Gnloftenote aerssis: 9he National, Star
SninraHee Building Chicago, 90.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

Nnfcs. 8aalioelise Soil, bnacs
NtGno oe 9piuoer III at reiie for q
paaltoeltGt TorretniuaSbus. 9pn S7sOOV
dorli9 % GEpencsa. Suol9g Goupolut nie0
pnalnr TrimRrfe abresieret I'll Sem isIH
6ulbftGnoig Goresie: 9be HatloHa'
Star Snlurnnce 8uilbins, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
SiDeuOe SpinOer

9ss itueer init III eas Spiascr, Der et noe al llns
btrirDs St9Gisr. 10 Eages Stlps gehaADfHa ueeH
S9aeniTlp. MeotclHeA e. biulg % iiliorla oelia for
ale Slags Stpmoser ipgppmme. Sen bar iuloftHnoia
nit RGun wrs. -. ~. Sretier. Sonis Senb,
fnb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16

isHDe witbod ior pimples % blackheads. 3rsue
rc Nlmsnbeiig Gtetyaie sos o. 81. u pisnina Tor
Sslslagess ebaneltns 9lrIu met iGaer meD bper Battle
92pines, ,lripa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
xNMf
bare
paa oet!

Stserne er belt ia
fOrRieniae SIt idas
IeoeS Set No. 4inbs
befatter f~slssube 8
Bpgutn Manu-
facturers, Horticul-
tural. Woman's,
Fisheries, Machin-
cry Hall, Transpor.
tation. Set NJ. {
pmfatter ~islasups 81
Admins n,
Art, Agriculture,
Electrical, Mining,
Government.
De fan unIse hsiIfet
Snt De oil, men IN
Der inseu CmItaTls
etsheoer irlsts rarrs
eub ct Srt PAD 6,
heller life frrOsIa to
anoerleo1 eno paa
n1bnte Roaes. Glen
life, at be or Tie bill
lice. oprfmn te 5ies
or. men ests triple
plate Sglp paa hpiot
NstaI, ftempltee
2eonarb Tlfs 90. u
1t en- @ardnti for
9aslib lraheo. De
or al f~uIoft6nbie
StsrrsIie for srug,
% belle Bldoet CT
gold plated baaee
inos % uopsuois, meo
imuit t%nesrdper be
Spgr,luler fra Bsrs
otnniuo f%ttIlinaen. ct
Srt pea ltsaer I CT
pent Gtui "a icHoes
portotrtt peb 0toota
aelie al 99e.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
RnInihs HsestrtiItr.
winnsapsIis Ssruutarfss.
mtrr,asrItX prpsuftmarftp.

II ,s,s roterineer er for Store Partier; we'd smassals
q priserne nSturligvis ndt hslerel
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-16
life,

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

the DEGREES of the party caucus. 1t seeks
to allure Office seekers and spoilsmen tn
support by attacking the existing civil
service laws, which good men of all par
ties have labored 50 long to establish.
''Ihe Chicago convention having thus de-
parted from the recognized Democratic
faith, all Democrats arCGbsolved from OBJ
legation to support its program. As the
doctrines are destructive of national honor
and private obligation, and tend to create
sectional and class distinctions and en-
gender discord and strife among the peo-
pie, all good citizens of the republic are
bound to repudiate them and exert every
lawful means to insure the defeat of the
candidates that represent these false doc
trines.
"The duty of the hour is 20 stand stead-
fast in the defense of our hncient faith.
The honor and perpetuity of the Demo
cratic party are at stake. Let the faithful
of years rally round its historic banner,
reform its broken lines and with abiding
faith in the final triumph of its principles,
unite to restore the name Democrat to its
former meaning and proud distinction"
The call is signed by w. D. Bynum,
chairman John r. Wilson, secretary, and
the executive committee of the National
Democratic party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Candidate Bryan's itinerary.

UPPER RED HOOK, n. Y, Aug. 49,
William j. Bryan's itinerary after he has
rested has been partially arranged. He
will not 20 back to New York to answer
the speech Of Bourke Cochran, but will 90
from here to Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland,
speaking at each place. From Cleveland
he will 90 direct to Lincoln. When he
leaves Lincoln he will go to the south,
making speeches in Kentucky, Florida,
Missouri and Maryland, and then he will
come east again about the last week in
September. He will speak in Brooklyn
and then go to New England. Upon his
return from New England he will speak
in New York city, Last night there was a
demonstration by citizens, and Mr.. Bryan
yielded to demands for u speech.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
BOLD TRANPS IRE ABOUT.
Shots That Alarmed the Residents on
South Main Street.
THE STORY OF A SALOONKEEPER.
he Says Tramps Fired the Shots to In
timidate Him Into Giving Them Free
Drinks-The Shooting Was at Close
Range, But Harmless.

At an early hour this morning the residents
of the vicinity Of the southern end of Main
street were startled by the report of three
revolver shots fired in rapid succession. No
confusion followed the shooting and little
importance was attached to it after, until
Paul Lavaskus, a Pole, who keeps a saloon on
South Main street, told his |neighbors to-day
Of an experience he had during the hours
Immediately following the midnight hour
last night.
Lavaskus says he was preparing to close
his saloon and 90 to bed when three tramps
entered and asked him for half a pint of
whiskey. He refused to grant the request,
which was first put mildly, but subsequently
made with threats. Lavaskus told the men
he would neither sell nor give them liquor,
as he did not want them about the place.
They went to a table and commenced playing
cards, but as the game was evidently only
started as a cover for premeditated trouble
the s~aloonkeeper drove the tramps out of the
place. Before he could close the doors the
three men drew revolvers and each fired u
shot into the door. This was the shooting
that alarmed the ncighborhood. Lavaskus
was not injured by any of the shots, but was
too much alarmed to stir, and when he pulled
together sufficient courage to look about
him and see how matters stood
the tramps had disappeared. Shortly after
two more tramps appeared with a tin pail.
Layaskus thought he recognized in them two
of the first visitors and declined to give them
beer, but when they produced the money to
pay for it he thought the most peacable was
the best course to pursue and he filed the
can. The tnmps went out, but still
lowered about the saloon and when two
men who appeared to be farmers
entered, the tramps made overtures
that foreshadowed robbery. Lavaskus
procured a revolver and drove the tramps
off, but they did not show an inclination to
stay away until the saloonkeeper stood guard
at the saloon for some time and threatened to
shoot any of the tramps that would attempt
to enter his place,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Fatal Fight in a saloon.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Aug. Is. - During a
drunken riot at Mount Carmel Charles
Ebling was fatally shot through the body
and John Donnelly had one Of his arms
pierced by Il bullet. The row began in
Michael Earrings saloon. A large crowd
of mine workers just paid off, and consid-
erably under the influence Of liquor, re-
fused to leave the place. Earring extin-
guished the lights, and while the room
was in darkness two of the miners imme-
diately opened fire with their revolvers,
pouring a fusillade of shots into the
crowded room. The guilty persons have
not yet been arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
BIG HORSE SALE.
Waldron's Big Canada Horse Sale Next
Thursday at shenandoah.

Thursday at shenandoah.
Waldron, the great Canadian horse shipper,
will arrive in Shenandoah tonight with his
horses; they will be taken to O'Haa's livery
where they are to be sold at public auction
for what they will bring. Waldron says they
will be admired by hundreds and he pro-
LOUNGES them to be the finest lot ever shipped
here for public auction, and they are certainly
a handsome lot of horses as well as good
workers and drivers. Waldrou says every
horse must and shall be sold, as he never takes
a horse from the ring when they once enter.
They must find a new master: that is his
reputation in this state as well rs every other
state in the Union. So if you want a horse
attend this sale and you will surely own one.
The Canada horse is put to work when young
and that is the reason you find them so well
broke. The draught horses will draw any
thing you can put behind them. As for the
drivers it will take a good imitation Of a
trotter to pass any one in this bunch. Don't
miss attending this sale, as you probably
never will have the chance again. Don't
forget the date and place, O'Hara's livery
next Thursday, at l o'clock promptly.
Waldron says the weather will have no
bearing on this sale, as it will take place if il
rains pitchforks, points downwards. So come
with the crowd, as next Thursday will be a
Barnum day in Shenandoah.