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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-04-16
Number 7.

fourth Congress, first SESSION., and
as recommended by Maj. ]. c. Post,
corps of engineers, in report to chief
of engineers dated March 6, 1895,
for lock and dam on Yamhill river:
Provided, that contracts may be
entered into by the secretary of
war for such materials and work as
may be necessary to complete such
mprovements, to be paid for as
appropriations may from time to
time be made by law, not exceeding
in the aggregate 5000, 900, includ-
ing the amount herein appropriated.
Improving Columbia river below
Tongue Point, by way of the south
channel in front of Astoria, Oregon,
as recommended by Maj. J. c.
Post, corps of engineers, May %,
1895: Provided, That $4,000 is
hereby authorized to be transferred
from the balance on hand to the
credit of the mouth of Columbia
river improvements, in the discre-
tion of the secretary of war.
That under the authority to make
contracts for materials and work
under the provisions OF this act, in
addition to the sums appropriated
herein, the secretary of war shall
not obligate the government to pay
in any one fiscal year, beginning
July I, 1897, more than IS per
cent. of the whole amount author
lied to be let by any one of said
contracts, except as herein other
wise specifically authorized to do.
Provided, Any part of the annual
allotment of rs per cent. herein
provided for not earned and paid
for material furnished or work done
in one fiscal year may be paid for
material furnished and work done
under the contracts in any subse-
quent fiscal year: Provided, This
limitation shall not apply to any
project placed under contract where
III the total amount authorized to
be expended shall not exceed
$500, 900.
Sec. 6. That the secretary of
war is hereby directed to cause pre-
lininary examinations to be made
at the following localities, to-wit:
Alsea River, from head of tide
water to upper Alsea Valley.
Yaquina River, from the town of
Yaquina to head of tide, including
Big Elk River to Sunset Quarry.
Long Tom River, from mouth to
town of Monroe.
Santiam River, from Jefferson to
Willamette River.
Umpqua River, bar and entrance.
Siletz River, bar and entrance.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-04-16
DIRECTORY.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

County Commissioners Court meets on We'd
,esdav after the first Monday in February,
lpril, June, August, october and December
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-04-16
Bear in Mind

There is store on Yaquina Bay
where you can, at any time, find a
full stock of Groceries, Flour and
Feed, and the same will be sold at
very reasonable prices.
PETER TELLEFsoN, Prop'r,
Yaquina City, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-04-16
White LeghOrn Eggs!

1 have pure blood White Leg
horn eggs for sale for SI.oo for
setting of fifteen eggs, delivered at
nearest express Office. These eggs
are from pure blood chickens i'm.
ported from the east. Address,
P. A. MILLER, Chitwood, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-04-16
ORDGON APPROPRIATIONS.
Exact Language of the Rivers and Harbors
Bill.

dS IL lelSlS lO oregon, IS dS lOllCWS:
Improving entrance and harbor
at Coos Bay, Oregon: Continuing
Improvement, sos, 1000.
Improving Yaquina Bay, Oregon;
Continuing improvement, SIS, 900:
Provided, that contracts may be
entered into by the secretary ofwar
for such materials and work as NAV
be necessary to complete the pro-
ject as recommended by the board
of officers of the ENGINEER Corps,
October II, 1895, to be paid for as
appropriations may from time to
time be made by law not to exceed
i'll the aggregate 81 ,ooo,oo ex-
elusive of amount herein and here
tofore appropriated.
Improving harbor al Coos Bay,
Oregon: Dredging to complete,
$4,000: Provided, that so much
of this sum as may be necessary
shall be added to the amount now
on hand for the construction or
purchase of dredge, and that
dredging may be contracted for in
the discretion of the Chief of En-
gineers, and i'll such portion of the
bay as may be found necessary.
Improving Port Oxford Harbor,
at Grave Yard Point, Oregon, ac-
cording to plan recommended by
Capt. Thomas w. Symons, of the
Corps of Engineers, as per House
Document No. 313, flfty-third con-
gress, third session, January 80,
1895, to cost not to exceed $685.
35o, and the uneXpended balance
of the appropriation heretofore
made March 3, 1879, for the es-
tablishnlent of harbor of refuge
on the Pacific coast is hereby
transferred to be expended on this
improvement.
Improving Tillamook Bay and
Bar, Oregon: Continuing i'm
provement, $1,000.
Improving upper Columbia river,
including Snake river as far up as
Asotin. Oregon and Washington:
Continuing improvement, $1,000.
Improving lower Willamette
river in front ofand below Portland,
Oregon, and Columbia river below
the Willamette river in Oregon and
Washington: Continuing improve
ment, $50, 900.
Improving Coquille river, Ore
gon: Continuing improvement,
$50, 900.
Improving the mouth of Siuslaw
river: Continuing Improvement,
$4,000.
For gauging waters of the Co.
lumbia river, measuring tidal and
river volumes, 81 900.
Improving upper Coquille river,
between Coquille City and Myrtle
Point, Oregon: Continuing i'm
provement, S12, 900.
Improving Umpqua river, Ore
gon: Completing improvement,
| Sc, 900.
Improving Coos river, Oregon:
Completing improvement in ac-
cordance with plans submitted by
Capt. 4. w. Symons in house
executive document No. 237, Fifty
third congress, third session, S., 900.
Improving Alsea river, Oregon:
Completing improvement in accord
ance with plans submitted by Capt.
7. w. Symons in house executive
document No. 224, Fifty-third
congress, third session: Complet-
ing improvement, $4,000.
Improving Willamette and YAM
hill Rivers, Oregon $50, 1000, as
recommended by Capt. w. L. Fisk,
corps of ENGINEERS, for Willame tie
river from Portland to Eugene
blouse Document No. goo, Fifty
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Sime 0elegembeit Ole ibr nidbt per:
9tNeu i0utet.

teren Yretle.
lctettts 8leierrjeu1. bsttbene aus Organizes, Il
MATES. Varns. gereales, @,nSthmS, %psrt1urt IN
benz frubsren Itetl FER Satlcn II - -, Is 9ts,
nrprsen Su 5, ! unt 10 @ts. Die Gae.
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Wmjrui at ote oeutihcn &a:
tbolifen ocr Wcretnt8tcn
Staatcu.
Nui mad Detroit am 81. September
CUR Sbeilnabme an Der adten
allgemcinen Gentlfs Nmeri.
faniiben Gatbolifen.
Ser,ammlung.

Wisoerum bot Der Undergraduate Die
@bre unb bic 5reuoe, i'm Yamen oes
Brit lterpsreina Die osutihsn 8atbolifsn
bitlss Ganoss 81 elmer alsemeinen Ser
iammlung eiusulaoen. 9ielelbe miro
en- ~. uno %. September bieies Sab.
res 81 Detroit. IN 8erbinouna NIT Der
Notwithstanding oss G%sntralusr.
ems a~b3ebalteu nerber, nobreno aleibs
ssitis Der .. VI. Yrleteruersin uno Der
@entralbuno Der .. VI. Sinalinssusr
cine tassn. Bns Wolsn mir in Detroit ?
gsir polen idon ourh unier Sablrei
DIES gri6einsn protellren sssen bic I'm
trle6e lener m0oeruen. libtiheuen 3nou'
noibin3s. bic unier benz Oednanlel oss
Yalri0trsmuS bic @lnulnoeruua fne.
beiu. uRb uamentlih uus Raibol,tsn Die
ourh bic Contribution aewdbrleiitsts
5relhsit uno Sleihherebtisuns psrfim
msrn moasu. Bir mr1sn prOisltren
aeseu Die nod INNER auh i'm eiasneu
Eager iOrtaeiesten anar'ife auf uns als
amer'faulide 8atbolifsn oeui,dsr ab
iunft. auf ben bershil9ten Yolbslib M.
ierer se,itisen etbslier. beionoers nui
unlere liebe Wuiteriprahe - Nnauii',
81 oeren Sdeinbsrsdlisuns man in Taft
,aerileaiiher Bsiie bic Rslision islbii
porldisl! Bir molsu sinire,en fir Die
Wisoererlan9uns uno ben YoabsliB Der
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u~cuhdubiafeu uno mubsoinattit'u 5rsi'
he,t uno unabtdnsistslt ~uuisres o5ssitsn
Slrten, oes bI. Soters. @iutrsten fir
Die Nufrehterhnltuus uuo 9eiOtoeruns
u~nisrsr fatbol,itsn Y'arrihuler, aui
eensn w~sientlih Der Sortbsita1o uuierer
dl. Stride in oielem 2anos iir Die gu,
furft beruht. Giniretsn fir Die Grhol
iuus uno arditlsuua u~nisrsr sutsn ia
ibollihsn Ssreine, beIonocrs ieuer, mel
DE bic seasuisitlas llutsriisuns unie
rsr fatbolilhsn Treiie, oereu Yeoeutuus
iiir oas tatboliihe 8 ben nidt bob ss'
mug aeitdst merosn fam.
Wir wollen urs Don Nsusm wlsosr
sririitsn uno bsssiieru laiisn ourd Die
Reesn, nelhe on ben bsioen Snupt'
aoerosn Don fdbisen Wdnnern lib Be
plttisftsn 2osesirasen sebalten me-
ben: iber 8ereine- Shuls-S srein Der
bl. 5amilie-Yop uuo i~pcia:e 5rase-
Gluuanoeruua - u~nisre Wuttsripra6s
uno seiit,sen @rbsl,er. 8ir itsbeu I'M
aampi: uidt ola Snsreiier, ionoern oils
ausesr,Hens. B,r wollcn JrsIbslt uno
5rieoe. @er 5risoe baben nil. muB
nidl fampfiidtla uobl absr tdmp's
illhtis uno fampiberslt ielu. Su uuies
ter Gluiatsit lisat uniere Sidrfe. s.
H~niersr 8%sreinisuna unIsrs Strait. 81
uulerm cersinten Nuftretsu uno 9uiom.
msnpirfsn uuisre llubs,islihteit. alio
oui nab Detroit gum 8u,bolltsntdse!
W. Jaerber,
9Orreip. Ssfreidr oes 3. u. Y.S.
81. 9outs. DO 81. Suli 1896.
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b.

Brin5 Wor. Nsffs oss 8oniss uon
. d e n, bat leBteu SoHutus in Drss
Den ole BrieItsrIuerbe erbalten. Sc ftgbl
IN 'elnem 26. 2ebsnsiabre.
Die Berllnsr g tootipuooe, mel
DIE sor Der failerllben 5am,lie beaIH,
tlst tplro. bat IN eiusm Beribt erftart,
bob Berlin fDelterer 80 &lrhen betl,ie.
3batlabe 1T, baB Die bstsbenoeu Sir
den ME mebr OILS gum britten Ibsil Re,
iest limb uno BOB Suei Der ih5nhen Sir.
bsnbauten 81 Gd9erJlusdeu bsnust pers
oen, ons eine BON f0nlalidsn 11ea,cr,
oas anoere BON einsm Bubb1noler. Die
Spaooe eriutt um erns Bslurlianns Don
10 UtiGiouen Warf fir Die neu su er.
bauenoen &lrhen. Die Staolperiual
tuns bat es ableitlasen, aub nur cine
Warf 81 osrplllsen.
Oes &aiiers Blan. ieineu Safel,
y roBber6os Jrieorih Wnbelm
2nonls uon Baden. selessntli1 is,nes
70. 8eburistases, wslher oui ben 9
September idlt. gum Ranae eiuss So.
nt9s 81 erbsbsn, finoet feine Yeas,Ite
runs i'm bao,iden Bolt, tpeihes briurh:
let, Bob Der reue 2ltel e,ne uermsbrte
9'oilife uno Stsusrlat beosuten weroe.
Dies b~eiouoers. oa Der Blau bic Ratbs.
lanoe -gl1aB' Golbrin9en-oem @roB,
ioathum BADEN eIn5uperlelbsn aGaemst.
ner ueber5eusuns nah. baupiidh ,d aui
8rnno Der @lnruanoe Bop'rns rl6t ons.
seflbrt peroen muo.
Cine anitedenbe Quaenfranbeit, bsren
ur'pruns uno @baratter ben Mer,,eu
nod elm Rdibiel 1T, breitet iit in
D ber'S dledeuo Gus. Su Yeutbeu
mar es notbUenois. bas @pmuafum Al
Nbl'eBeu. Gin @!eidss muste NIT GIVE,
sansen In3abl Shulen in Der 8rupln,
ssi9'ben. Die Spter Der &rantbeii
rpereFn uoutanbis bllnb.
Sm prenBth d. Ganotaa wu,be
cine Torlase fir gusbsEeruns Der so.
ln,te auer 8eslerunsbsamten in Breusen
eIu9sbrnt', mas slcid iir ben 4niona
eine 8eiammtIumme uon 200 WflQl omen
Wart erbeilhen wiiroe.
@lsld ie'nen Q Oradnaern Sou
unn aud Der Dor eli Wouateu gum Sou
uernsur bon anmerun eruannte Serr b.
Eu'ttammsr uuter bic anflase Der Uais
uermnltuns seiteIt werosn.
Ssl s,ner 5elboie # itunao bee
0. 'dh'lideu Sniauierie. &sa,msu!s
N,. 1873 IN 9m dan i,no obt Wann
pom Slsltlas bsiroff'n ipcrbsn. Glner
oaUou N bertlis ssiiorbeu. bas Beinosu
Der usbrlssn loBt bpfsn. bob iie lid
iplfber eiboltn iperpen.
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See @ipe Glen 11rp Observation-Disclosures. +.

&leesroersel uiasmaBreaeln Su tr,lftn.
Inn iih 81 rdhsn on Den 0eut,ten. be.
b'n lie lrh isBt IN Der llmasaeno Don
Sttumrpa nit Den S,lberleuten perbun
cen.
Der oielinhe WiGiondr R o If 1.
le idenite Der Stabt gleuelano Az
thrsm 100 liriaen @liinturasfsits
100000 5nr Gtueiieruns uno Der,
IhOneruns ibrer Yarfs.
. mabas ,Trans' Wiiiiiippi gr-
polttion" iteht unter siuli,9eu unipI.
Slsn. Der @onsrsB bat benz untsrrsh
men betanilrb Elm Bslhilis bon
$4,000 5usei'dert. faas Onnba i'm
Stanoe ieiu ioate. ielbit ote Summs
BON $500. 900 auSubrinseu. 2isier
Selrns 1T bsreits fllt uoatdnols gu
iammen
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CUR Nuilt:Quns zines oriitsn 3ldeis

sur auit:auns zines oritisn 3,dets
jruin9en.
31atfrdftise Qstrssiibrer iinosu ole
le l'h 8utselo Gsmotraten Nsnrenoen
on Den Deuti d n. nameutl,b on
oeu oent,ben 8si5dftslsuten, Die iih IN
alien groBeren Stdoten suiammenihans
rem uno lib perbiinoen oils Rdmpsn ses
gen Aaes. mas lbusn ais Sob Demo-
traten nibt past. 4ud in 81. BluI
bot it elm osrartiaer oeutltsr 9lab g.
blloet, Der, n,e ole @epuer Der Sreill.
5srprdsun9 unter Dem Wotto tdmpien
ulIo. bic 5re,ilber. antanser 81 ibta'
gen uno oamit bic g5re, ben euteu Ruf
uuo ben Credit oss 2ouoes Su retten.
80 tsben i'm fommenosn H%a,ionaitampIe
8erclnoete se9en 8erblnoete, uno Der
Rumpi uiro eth 10 berger ipsroen, lpie i'm
IN 1860 Der Norosn sesen ben Slpen
iotte, oamals Elm 8ampf iir bic lluab.
bdnaIsteit. beute elm 8ampt iir Die Gbrs
uno Die Woblfabrt ~uuieres Yaterlauoes.
Nuf Der Donueritus in Yarters.
BURG Us. DO, ~9ebalteneu Staats,
@unuentlon Der Rspablitaner belt Bun.
oesienator Stephan y. gtfins, tpslber
bstarntllb Witbeliser mtbrersr Silber.
minen lit, cine ldnsere, NIT srober Bs-
9eiSieruns auf9enommene &sos, IN mel:
DIR er bic Behauptuns ouiteQte, oas
Gle Jreiprdsuns Don Silbsr llsberpro
button in ben netlihsn Silbermiuen
uuo bic sleitssitise Sstabiesuns bes
Brsiies isnes "Details sur 5olse baben
rulroe.
Die 0urhbe Sauoelsnsentur
Iast in ibrem tssten Bobenberitt iiber
Die alseme,ne @eihditslase: Die Bobe
beaann nit elmer beoeutenoeu Dspreiion
I'M Nctieu' uno Speiulatlons mart IN
folge beS for%tUnbrenoeu Nb1uiies Don
Solo nod Dem Nuslano. DIE Bopuli.
ten, uno Gilbert onpentionen erped.
ten Bsiorsn,iie, uno man bsiirdtste elne
beoeutenoe GntS,ebuns Don @oloselo aus
Dem Sbasami, oas, mle man annobm,
I'm Strumpfe uerihuinben wiiros; bob
iduihte maH iid in oieler Nnnabme.
Die Silfe, pelbe bic 0illten Banfiers
Dem 8unoesidde ourh glnSohluus BON
20 WiQionen Dollars IN 9oio
Bnpier9elo-lelteteu, uno bic 8erttdn.
oisuus nit ben 8Olosrporieuren, Suudht
Die &eieroe %unanaeoIiet Su lnfien, iibrie
balo m,soer eine Renftion berbsi. DIE
Relerpe itsbt iiber Dem $l00,OOO,O OOs
Nipeau, uno Die Bsiirhtunaen iino pers
idpuuoen. Sas @eltdit fparoe burb
o,e 8erbaltn,iis unsinitis b%seinluBt
uuo tann iid crit lansiam uleosr erbOlen.
Die irObsn 9 dnsertass in gu.
tuaue. Soma. iino mleoer oab!n oaielbh
1T oas II. S6nserfsit oss nuroushIihen
Sdnserbunoes ON Sountos gum Nb.
idluB aslanat. Nm Samltos pobuien
iber 5000 Beriouen Der be,osn Sslcoa,
Serte bel, uuo 1auienoe uon Geuten be-
iaellistsn iib on Der Sounias u%srautal
tetsn Baraoe uno Dem buruufol9enosn
Bic RI. Wdbreno oss Bic.0Ic erbob
lit elm GROCER Sturm, Der beoeutenoen
mnterIeaeu Sbaosn anrlhtete. Bei Ger
@sitdiis iBuus bss Bunoss wuroen
Wsr. Serllus bon Wilwuufee ols Brdf
bent. aribur SUisth pOn Gbic,so ole
8les Brdiiosnt mi Sobn Buncsr BON
Davenport oils Stfrsidr ermdhli. Sc
muroe bsihlO1tn. oas ndhis SGugerieh
IN 1898 in Davenport a~bSuballsu.
Sn Srlua loiisn bic YrObibitio.
c sineWsleaenbelt pOrlberasbsn, hire
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sas- qusu 9slern oes .0orbftsru",

10S" ausn 2siern oes ,Rorbheu",
bic larger OILS bret Sabre nit lbrer Bob.
lung i'm Giidtanos liuo, meroen inner
halb Der nahlteu Suei Wobsn 81 tdnun,
neu hussS6ldt nit btm ouseriidllten
@rlubeu, 'vfort ibre &iidlGnoe nussu
9leideu. Zen msiIien oisisr 2tlsr e,nI
gen 81 rer'hIsoenen Waleu 9nbluuass
outoreernnasn Su. Die aber erfolalos
b~l,ebsn; ia Iulr wurosu nltt einmal es
ner Nntnort setuiroiet. 9ieie tperoen
lsst sum lssten Wale Don uns aemobnt,
uno ioute oisie W~ahruns wieoerum
uIbts Irub.er. 10 nerosn oeren Shulo.
bridge innerhalb sinss Wonats uuierer
9oQeftious' Nssntur %ilbsraeben, Der conn
oas oolls 8tht Suitbt, be itdrihe @ss
rs'smaBrsseln sessu iolde iaumisliseu
3a9ler anSutuerosu,
Yin politrit'm unterridt bot es in
lebter Wohe in 81. Gtono nibt aeman.
9flt. Nm 8onne,l ta9 Nbenb iprahsn
Uor s,ntr sroBcn 3ub6reritaar Serr u.
.. Smitb uno EIof gatou Don Wlin.
nsopolls, Die bsioe in e~rnitboiter 8e,le
Ole Jrelilbrprdsune, l6 az |, erDrters
ten uno nnmsntlih b~eionteu, bob oas
Seil Der NrSelter unb Der sSormer on
sriter Stsle sr5lelt, uuo bus Bobl Der
Ser. Staaien nnr onnu Qei1roert pers
DEN tam, trenn ON Gage Ger Rabl lit
Ole Stlmm9eber fir Siibnfreiprdsuus
uno sesen ens Wor ppol Der @Ololeute
erfldren peroen. - 4m 5reltaa Nbeno
b.sltea &onarsBmonn WcGlealp BON 2.
uno @ongreScdnoibnt Morris pom 6.
D'Itrsft I'M Gcurtbcuie Geoen, ~ oensn
etne 10 9tOBe Stadr DlBbeaieriaer
ellte, bob Der @outIbans,aol lie n,dt az
fafsn osrmshir, nobsr elne aroBe Nus
5oal oc1 oannsu Srtbn muBte. obne
lbre W'hsnsorons btirleolat AZ isbeu.
Sene os'oe Ostrsa ibloerien Die SOUND
Woap"s5rnse i'm rOlisiten 9ihte uuo
ostfu'lobten 9Ieib am. pas tbte Borreo'
ner ON Nbfnee uoIher III b., rten Q,nieH
ooras5eihnet batter. Is III IN ner
2bai tfiuds 8IOBc,lIgsS I'm ole pol,ti.
'nsn Sirueqnnatn. csnen rur Der ON
bs,ten ~ lolsru p,rmna, Der d,Q in lei.
mem &ammsilein i,intm q inIeen Wsn.
ldsnperIt 'no fih ilte loBt uuo fur lid
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an Bab!taSs ole Rlhiitaur b,enen
ioa.
Nlo. 6. 6. Nrpooo pom 1inarS-
@omlte oes Slabirni b. bsfiGnet jih i'm
SellBe pieler Nahi,oasn bssiialid Der
81 tetunolrerosn $4,000 Bombs, Die
ore Sinet ON 80. Salt urrtaufsu wiro.
S'e'e Soucs irasen Der Nn,etae aemaB
Il Bro5ent. Sn osn bsir ff,noeu Nad'
ltdseu ipiro auf ben ssrlnaen Bro5ent.
LAP aufnrtium semnbt.
- Das BON ben in ben @reat Vor.
tb'tn Weriitditen anstteGtsn @rbeiiern
ou Samltds i'm @a,te Bart sebal,sne
B!c'W c aefiallete fiji In seitlibaitlrher
'u'e finnn5'tller WeIie oils eluen wirfli.
den @ttols. Gotmittass belt Ritier
Morris bon 0ululb. @onsrfB. @anoioat
oes 6 SNrF't. rire pplulibe &toe,
luslter eie sroBe Wsnidsulhaar in I'LL
Ter Nu'mntlamfslt bis gum gnoe laulh'
tf. " lhe Gslbte We iraseu miro.
mns Der Wah'tas i'm Nousmbsr Set9eu.
Btsen Der q bicaaoer glaiiorm
~ Som. y. 8,nsIow. Der b%smoiraiihe
cano,oat pom S,aale Wains.
Sutids'treisn. Greitas 3bsno nmrbe
lsius Gniitsionns btiannt sssstsn.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-02
Wants to Find His Nurse.

Charles Ezzcll, an ox-Confederate SOL
dier, now prosperous planter OF Mount
Sterling, Ozark county, Miss, is making
every effort to get track of woman who,
as Miss Lou Nelson, nurscd him through "a
critical illness in Confederate hospital in
Macon, Ga, in 1864. His illness was
thought to be mortal, and he firmly believes
that only the skillful nursing of Miss Mel
son brought him through. His only clew,
even as to the part Of the city in which the
hospital was located, is based on last
goodby that was waved TO him from the
portal of "a big, white house with large
columns and large flower garden" by a
young woman who lived there and had
been in the habit Of calling with Miss Mel
son at the hospital. Mr. Ezzell has u fam
lily, but his gratitude TO Miss Nelson makes
him desire To find her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-02
Those "Wickedo Thinkers !
rHE EDITION OF IHE NEWS:

10 THE EDITOR OF 1HE NEWS:
SIR-As a citizen and voter / cannot
feel relieved of the thought that 1t Is
duty owe to my fellow-citizens who were
listeners to the remarks made by the
speakers st Music hall last Thursday
evening, to remind them OF certain state
ments made, for the reason that their
apathy or lack OF intelligence may have
prevented them from seeing how easily
those statements might have been con-
troverted.
Emphatic stress was placed upon the
remarks made by the speaker, that the
United States had paid $4,000. COO, in
feel confident that there were many
present whose emotions were not stimu-
lated to enthusiasm by sucn ridiculous
oratoricsl appeal. i am confident that
many repudiated and ignored that ap-
surd plea imnsd lately, in thought IL not
openly.
The following reply to that statemen,
must be sufficient to convince any man
OF ordinary intelligence of its sbsurdity
Th. adoption of q free silver party rem
dered the stability OF the future circ olst-
ing medium of the United States mat
ter OF DOUBT. Our gold was Withdrawn
from the treasury until II fell far below
the surplus required. Uncle Sam as ever
bound to preserve the honor aud the
! credit of our financial system, had, like
any private corporation or citizen, to
pay a premium for the funds borrowed.
hope the listeners t3 that statement
in regard to the governments paying
q premium to bankers, realize this fact
| that those very lips were advocating q
system of finance which would be pay
ing, instead ofsiO, Ooo, 900 in premium tc
| maintain the credit of our country,
hundreds of millions as bonus to the
miners and TO China, Mexico, Peru and
all over rburdensd silver countries OF the
world.
In my intercourse with voters / find
so many lacking intelligence upon this
subject, and susceptible TO the false rep
reservations made to them by the silver
advocates, that take the liberty to ad.
dress these few lines to your paper.
! WILLIAM RANDALL ANGEL.
North Providence, Oct. 81, 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-02

"There nay be tair differences OF opin-
ion as TO the extent and conditions
pension relief, but there is no room for
dou bt as to PENSIONS" writes ex-Presi-
dent Harrison in the November Ladies'
Home Journal-''This Country of Ours"
articie. "Eieven dollars month for war
service implies, ar least, relief III the case
of wounds or sickness fo- the soldier. and
that the public will care for his widow
and minor children. When the law OF
pillage prevailed it was otherwise; and
when our rich men take TO fighting our
wars we can abolish the pension system,
but thus far II Is as historically true of
the armies that won our Independence,
delivered us from the Indians and the
British and saved the nsticn In the
great Civil War. as Of the Kingdom OF
Heaven: mot many rich.'
"There are two views OF the pension
auestion--one from the Little Round
Top at Gettysburg, looking out over a
Held sown thickly with the dead, aud
around upon bloody, blackened and
manned men cheering the shot.torn ban
nor OF their country; the othor from a.
Office desk on a busy strest, or from an
endowed chair in university, looking
only upon a statistical table"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-02
THE SOULS UNDERWORLD.
.s.sA Halloween Story..s*
BY CHARLES KELSEY GAINES.
PART III.

When consciousness returned, the
spell of terror was still upon me, but
nothing was visible. The darkness was
cayern-like. was oppressed with p
sense of suffocation. AS my thought ts
grew clearer, perceived that / was ly-
ing on my back. i extended my arms,
and with unspeakable horror encoun-
tered cold obstacle; there was wall
on either side. / was immured in a
narrow cell-what sort of cell?
A scream rose in my throat-and
stuck there; then IL broke loose, and
with n smothered, nightmare cry |
sprang to my feet. i found myself en-
tangled in a mass of clinging drapery;
l flung it from me, right and left. l
hurled myself against the walls Of my
prison; they gave way, door burst
open, and l plunged forward into q
moonlit chamber. Behind me was q
closet full of clothes-nothing more.
The revulsion of feeling left me weak
er than an infant. My heart made one
great throb and almost stopped; cold
sweat was streaming down my limbs.
sank into chair. The room, which at
first swung round and round, at length