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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
GREENSBORO TAKES BEER
A LAEGE BREWERY TO BE BUILT
IN The CIrY>OF FLOWERS.
Death of MIR. viii Carr ard a Fatal
Accident on the 9. r. & Y. v.
Railroad.
Railroad.

Greensboro, n. c., May 2S.-(SpeciaD
Greensboro is to have a brewery, 4
charter having been granted to the Old
North State Brewing Company of
Greensboro, y. c., with capital stock of
$150,000. The officers of the company
are: w. A. Fields, President; G. c.
Hicks, Vice President and General Man
ager; w. f. Bogart, Secretary and Treas
urer; Thomas j. Willis, Assistant Man
ager. The directors are w. A. Fields, G..
c. Hicks, w. +. Bogart, John L. Hum
mer and Thomas J. Willis. Work is to be
commenced as soon as Il site can be Sc
cured. The capacity of the brewery viii
bit fifty thousand barrels of beer year
The brewery will have in addition an ice
plant with a capacity of twenty-five tons
per day.
The sad news was received here today
that Mr.. viii G, ", Of this city. died at
-Four Oaks, Johnston county, at $40 this
morning He was well-konwn and pop
ular business man and leaves a wife and
one child. The deceased was a son of Prof
o. w. Carr of this city. He assisted his
father in his insurance business.
~ NHlle HdgIHdu udnleu george DUCK
ner an employee of the Southern Rail
way, was instantly killed this morning at
the depot by an engine on the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Railroad. 1t seems the
track of the two roads run parallel at the
place he was killed and he was waiting
for his own train to come dawn the
tracks AS it came down he started across
the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail-
road, when he was struck by their en-
CINE and mangled fearfuly. His home
was in Manchester, Va, where he leaves
a wife.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Spirited Discussion Over the Fredericks-
burg Home.

Charlotte, n. c., May 2S.-The Pres
byterian Assembly was in session by 8
O'Clock this morning. The answers to
overtures were read and the report of the
committee adopted with une exception of
an amendment or two. DR.. Sanders,
chancellor of the Assembly's home at
Fredericksburg, addressed the Assembly
in behalf of that institution The stand
ing committees report is unfavorable to
the continuance of the school in connec-
ton with the orphanage. Drs. Hoge and
Sanders are pleading for the school.
The feature of the day, in fact almost
of the week, was the address delivered by
Hon. w. NJ. Cox on "The Influence of
the Westminster System of Doctrine,
Worship and Policy on Civil Liberty and
Responsible Government" Mr. Cox was
given an ovation at the close of his adj
dress.
The most important subject of the AS
sembly was settled this afternoon. 1t was
the question of the Assembly's home and
school at Fredericksburg, Va DR.. Hoge is
president of the Board of Trustees and
DR. Reid chairman of the committee that
investigated the condition Of the home
and school. After Il very spirited discus
sion on the recommendation of the COM
mittee to separate the home and school
from the Fredericksburg College the re-
port was adopted and t was authorized
by the Assembly that the college should
have no more 10 do with the. home and
school. The church would look TO the Iaf-
ter. but the colleges would look uat 5ar II
self hereafter. There was much feelin1
over this matter.
The rest of the day was taken up in
the reading of regular order reports and
passing on the same.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
WILL ORDER INVESTIGATION

Washington, May Ex-senator Jones,
of Nevada, chairman of thee ommittee
on contingent expenses of the Senate, has
not yet called a meeting of his commit
tee for the purpose of considering the
Tillman resolution making sensational
charges in relation to the sugar schedule
of the tariff bill. 1t is believed to be prob
able that the resolution will be reported
back to the Senate and that the Senate
will order an investigation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
RALEIGH VS.. CLAYTON.

A picked nine of Raleigh ball tossers
left yesterday for Clayton and there won
Il close game of ball in the afternoon The
boys were well pleased with Clayton and
were shown many courtes:es by the young
men of the town, all of which were high
ly appreciated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
CAPTAIN DICK" TONIGHT.

Captain Dick" was presented by an
amateur company of players al Metrop0Ii-
tan Hall last night to a very small au-
dicnce. 1t was for the benefit of the
Ne,f Saving Circle of Kings Daughters.
and this worthy object. if not the excel
lence of the acting should have insured
a better attendance. The play will be re-
peated tonight.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
BOYD AND PENDLETON

Washington. ID. c.. May 2S.-The Sen
ate today confirmed the following nomi-
nations Kenneth II. Pendleton, of North
Carolina. to be collector of customs, dis
trict of Albermarle y. c.: James Edmund
Boyd. of North Carolina, to be assistant
attorney general
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CLANTON FOR THE MINT.

Charlotte N. c.. May 27.-(Special.l y
w. S. Clanton. il IS said today. will soon
be appointed assayer at the mint here.
The fight for the postoffice has mar
rowed down to J. w. Mullen and w. ID.
Cowles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29

Deputy Sheriff Rivers states that the
Tribune will be sold at auction on the
14th of June. The judgments aggregate
S2,033.04. Mr.. Rivers says that he does
not yet know whether it will be sold as
a whole or separately.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, May 2S.-The total bank
clearings for the week in the United
States amounted to S917, ,62S. .059; per cent
decrease 0.4. Exclusive of New York
S412, ,46S, ,375; per cent decrease Ia
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
THE GERMAN.

Later in the evening the A. and M. O.
German Club gave a delightful german
in the dining hall and about twenty-five
couples participated. HayWood's banE
furnished the music.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-29
ANOTHER SEA MONSTER HERE

Curator Brimley. of the museum, has
his hands full these days, but he doesn't
mind 1t. Almost every day he is get
ting fine marine specimens from T., H.
Potter " Sons, of Beaufort, and he is
Kept busy mounting them or taking casts
OF them Thursday afternoon he re-
celved an SOo-nound leather-back sea
turtle and yesterday he got an S00-pound
saw fish. This monster was twelve feet
long. 1t was caught at Beaufort. Mr.,
Fr'mlov has not vet decided whether hs
will mount this fish or take cast of ii.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTToN-Soiico
IS hereby given ghat ths annual election
az ghe City % Seattle school District, NO.
/ n King county. state Of vs. sshingtoa.
vii be aeld OF Saturday. the tth dag %
November. A y. tss3. - tne following
rolling places fc-w41.
FifsI waFa-S9uth school buhdtrg-
second ward Rainier school building.
Thirs ward-T. T Minor school building.
Fourth wsrG-centFai scAoni uUalfinK.
Flfth wsri-M eCo0zno's building 20 PiAS
street.
slxfh ward-Denny school nuil6ing.
seventh ward ,sssade caocl building.
Eighth ward-MeTcer school building.
N.0th wArt-~B- r. Day acaoo3 building
F1T the purpose OF.
FIRST Electinz one school d1strSct c.Fec~
ter for a term OF three years.
Sec0n1--N citing upon the proposition 70
provide free text books and supplies Ter TIE
use - all pupils attending th9 common
sche8ls ~ tne district. ard for leyying a
sax sufficient % meet the sx 2ens3 tbefscI-
The polls vii - opsn 1Esa Il O'clock r.
20 : O'Clock p. n.
fsy order ~ TIRE hoard q sirectasA
y B.~-tfniv Those psra9rls, 12ks ara fe-
male who nave complied win fh@ laws
governing reEisfFat don in eitsas ~ gne uTst
csass. a. provided in cnGfssr -. session
Laws ~ asss sAail - sssrE1tted - vote
ard 70 peEsou NaAN - permitted 20 vote
AZ SAID eAsGtlou excepting 81 t1s ward "a
xhIaa he or sire SHALL register.
Dated tbs lstA day 81 oci92eTh - ~ 1871
A A. GUERNSEY.
@ehecf District Clerk
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CRY NOTICES.

enter into eoatTAef ard furnish salts
34ce9ry bond zoT Tie 1FugGlt required -
laa c-fE charter and tae lAws af abe stare
Qt s. &sa4EsE1sss. wtsAsn zen DAYS after BE-
Tx notified * ne sESF& e she c0Gtr4cc
- 1alns E2ttsTg . % 80 the SAID e6eck
and aa amount axea tasresa VII - for
- 4 hi1ier 40 has Within two years
eT.sr - TIE le1ting - SAID contract nsade
Ss.aa; y gsyEae4t - sry iast ci1in
t9E a1E Work oT Aao@2T uSgfcFu2ad o. GEly
Sald ard sLatsrt-l furnished EacsgsAnt Ee
any -Gen contract ~ herein advertised.
e N1a Nif1ln sad 40 years fAlea -
cqrupirle ans S2ch contracts.
SEaSct2& att ntlcn j. sailed % art4cle xxiA.
OF Ere esEv Garter As now ~ force refBr-
31e - hours OF l4oor- and - art!rle
Wa sec.soa s. subs. 4 aid watch read
follows
See. g. Subdivision !. Before any cen
tracs Tor the doing = any work or labor
20 Ct Tor the clgy az seattle shah -
Nalla 81 9ln4.aS AGAINST the city. the con
-s 9' S,-s 80 a., s9 1T i ,,e e ss9. and d y
use - he cllE. 2na ahso for tie Use q
al DersnnS who NAV perform % cAuss 10
Dr. performed any sorA or labor. or fur
LABOR or material n The execution 81 such
contract. conditioned 70 tserferEn the con-
tract according 20 SIS terms. ccnGitions
ana ssiuaiAlioas. and 10 nav As hey be
cone G4a al flst claims E0T al work
amG labor 50 performed. and al3 ska or
sahoT ard material - furnished n ths
plv with AL the requirements Il the char
ter and ordinances OF the city ana Tbs
Amendments faereto. which boad Saan oe
en- an amount nXed 81 the board CT pub
lie wOrks. uut uog less than 20 Der cent
more than the contract price agreed 20 %
Paid fer the performance OF such con-
tract. ard shall b duly signed ~ SAGA
contractor. and Two or more good and
sufficient sureties and after bsing ap-
proved as herein provided. shall he aIe3
tG the Office OF he city Taptroller. pro-
vidtng that hEtsre APPROVING any sach
ho0d TIE mayer and comptroller shall
cause 10 be Msed with and preserved nv
them. by the PROPOSED s4reIies. a Est of
the properties owned ~ e2ca 81 such
proposed s@retAes. sz2ch l4sS describing Win
ole certainty ire various proper
ties and showing Whes her TIE same g
community pEcBsFtv or separate properly
and ihe eHcunaraaces thereon. TIE bond
shall alS0 contain any other conditions
or provisions required By any state law
and suca bond salN be deemed TO run
also 20 the state 81 Washington.
Subdivision . The s0rcgies on such bond
shall each Justify a. bail upon arrest.
Mere than swo suratl may ea accepted
on such Bond and theX may JUSTIFY TIA
Ssnarafe and different <ams less than tho
sur2 specified In such bond provided,
that the aggregate OF their justification
shall he equal 10 TWO sure ties iustifylng
IN double the amount 81 the bond In Inc
manner herein provided.
Tire hoard Of public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and al bids
Proposals must be ludoraad on alWelHr0
Hid for Occidental Avenue Improvement.
BY order - me board % puaiic works.
FRANK 0fsrS0N Secretary.
Date Of FIRST publication. October 18th.
1887
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sTEsuERz.


Yr-K0w NATT8ATIOT COMPANY.
FFsras-class steamer. Z 80 tons Wi Icavs
gaassIa Narcn - ard ic1oria- L. g.
&c. IS direct ggT Dawson CITY an@
80 enf4 zelda Passengers are trans
ferre4 % our ngW river steamers II S.
AEirnaeE Our gsreFst Offices vi be
-g---vsa~5 AZ zAaftla January l. Freight
r@ce&ved for 81. MsehAel ard EIl pgznEa
anon Ehe Tuk2a river.
intending passengers ard coEstEnors %
grpEehr shpsslG make tr2El@1ssk9 apglaea-
~. < sEBREE. Geuerai Agent.
- Broadway, @Gw 41Ek.
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n SEATTLE
REAL ESTATE.
.<exsy-foot square eoflef fo1rtn ave-
- uarsoT sts Fl: az present rental
SO So e-e~4v nays Der cent. act
- h,,~tress block OF stories. en-
eM'-A - nsar Pike. lot s1xizB. caa
.s.ss e pay 10 per cent net on the IN
sss15ass. - srveSsnent IN good inside prrr,-
81 - ~srg II per cent. net at present
es ..ss. vii double In value within two
yss''s UY
A HOME.
rresf bargain on Renton hiIi: a
sar.. for some one. lot sexi1o: easy
iss1s. om modern house: an elegant
k.s,,s. f.ne view. lawn. Towers. etc. near
~sx 49,, 7-rooan house: strictly modern;
:, sxfss near Madison.
SNAPS
vACAST
LOTS
sas, lots. sax1so and 4sxl6o. overlooking
- sks Washington. on 1.a@lsf way. streets
s~s.ss6 fine location.
- corner lVsxl2a feet. on YezIer way.
Ss,.rsooklng the lake.
- sIeusnf building lots commanding
49, ssew good nesghborhood.
err lot, slxi51 North Seattle. Close
Z ear he. fine view.
vs.s-FIns building lots. fixlos. near Madl-
IA ane view.
yrS1pI,E ARE BEGINNING TO BUY.
rrptfsr9 WILL. DOUBLE IN MONTHS.
Do NOT WAIT.
+. NJ JORDAN,
SD { Colonial block. corner Second ave-
r,,e and Columbia street.
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SEATTLE RACKET STORE. ~ ND
AYE An AN ADVOCATE FDH
TIRE GREATEST VALUES FOR TIL
MOST PEFLE AT TIE LoESE
oCR PREsgNT TARTF Is = PER
CENT WED ADVOCATE 3 FEE
CENT THE FIRST YEAR = TIL
NEXT THES FRE TRADE-TIts -
We CFrp MASTER AL COMPETITION
N Al Parts or THE WORLD.
MELTED DOWN. THE FACT, NPE-
RTESsCE AND FII0S0F'T = SLMPI.L
THIS THAT REAL VALUES SOLD A.
GENUINE BARGAINS FOR THE Flo
GENT COIN VII DRIVE YoE INTO
OH RAgKETY STORE FROM THE
VERY JUMP.
THE SEATTLE RACKET STORE IS
A GOOD THING. QER PRICES Il
g0TED gETOND TIE RANCE or
GAgIF COMPETITION VIZ EEF HAD
TO CALL IN MORE CLERKS
VIZ ARE HEAf5slU 4 RI tsfsS VIII
THE RITE PRICES ON DOLLS AND
Toys SEATTLE RACKET STORE.
So IND AVE.
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DETECTIVES

s.1F-rFyF-FsN DETECTIVE AGENCY X
S.slls. rsa1ageEs - Pioneer bu.fs ~
r~--rat detective b-susss - lated
SITS zE4 40 81Ts.s1 c4-zS-.@-
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WHY PERSIST

Viii FfFTrf-T
Fl gsttng Tsbb@17
Ds--t voa know yon pay double what
yoa ought 70 pay when yoG buy your
kitchen Furnishings alOwn town.
Hasn't long experience taught ycu the
chaarsxt place q hay-P5ke street,
II not then visit Es and let us give
prices on tlnware wood and graBitsware,
toys nosio8s. etc.
Ysu "a End Is very reasonable
See our apw TOYS.
oar splendid tire OF doil heads. our toy
chairs.
OBr big Ines ~ masks. spanglss. etc;
cur nice lamps, etc.
NEXT time you 80 shopping, come and
see "a.
COOK BROS. Aa Pike street
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASTRER's NOTTCE-NOTIC
- hereby given that the aSscS snenx roll
ot Local Improvement Dsstrtcs No "a for
Ire lmpgoK efaent q Broadway and lie
1eS!sr Avenue 10 South line OF Oak
Street under the provisions OF Ordnance
No. 2@ss. providing for said Improvement
as grading thS same and constructing
sldez AXIS hereon. and for an assessment
"a pay therefor BY rsse node OF payment
By bonds" has heretofore been daily GER
uued 70 ne for collection, and the respec-
tive sums therein charged and levied
against eacn lot and parcel OF land ia
said district mast be paid IN ten equal
annual payments. with Interest upon the
whole sum 50 charged and levied or SUCH
tnstaliments thereof a. retnala unpaid.
az the Tase of ten Per cent. per sunuBl.
2nd said interest must be- paid annually
together with the annual tustallnents
falling due IN each year. said Sums be-
gan 70 bear interest on the sth day CT
November, iSs1. and the NTH insfallmPnt
OF said assessments and the interest for
the nfth year vii become due on the 9Ih
day Of November, lsss
Unless payment oe made. Of said INSTALL
menf OF PRINCIPAL and said interest on or
before said sth day Of November. 1897. the
same snail become delinquent. and SHAH
bear interest az. the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum until paid. and II Tot paid be-
fore the same shan have become aelin-
QCent. a penalty or Ave per cent snail be
added and the sums delinquent shall BE- en-
tered on annual TAX ron Tor the current
year against each lot and parcel of land
so delinquent and with the interest coli
lected as other taxes. separate account be-
ing kept thereof. and II roe paid within the
time fixed for the payment Of City taxes,
shsii be collected as sucE taxes are coll
lected. together with such additional
charges or penalties As are authorized 20
be charged and collected on other delin-
quent axes ard each lot Or parcel 80 de-
nuQuent shall be sod for The amount Of
such assessment. with interest and costs. az
the time and 81 the manner and 10y the
same authority as lands aad los are sold
for City taxes
GEORGE f. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer CT the CRY Of Seattle
Date OF first publication October 9. 1881
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

ms WILLIAMS. Christian Silence hssl-
- -g fsr.rs placed n1 tae hea .lrs-- - 4
- "a distance Room s Squire hlorE
$500 aad Battery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

ECONOMY HEATERS
Leads Thea All.
Made q the Bes, Material
ASd By Erper.enesa worknsn
Throws Out More Hss, Than Gas
5us, "a Clean
Ant Costs Less Mon.-.
NO Danger Or Engs~azart Oaor
Keeps Fire All NIgat
IorElag.
Burns Wood or Bark.
Comes in Taree Sizes
bsy one. and You VII Not Regret II.
We ara agents for TIE celenrased s,ransky
Steel Ware the fiaeHf made. xlfar.r-
iced oy the Makers FOR Five years
GEORGE n wOCDugrSr
&c Pike streei. Assanic Temple.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

pT%g5 TffE 80. X" BOX seE naezsenxsrs
'SS5s''--.s~n I.utoz An4 t5rNA1 Norf ssrr- -
-. hacks. EGTuEys ard exrrrss
49, eEtc& ssEFsce- Telephcns Mzla
= - seooa4 Branch FActsc Laan-
a~F
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sRt HtrFCrs

T. 5osENHASs. aFshissSS s.s-zii Fsoassr-
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We HAVE Eastern capital . invest II
snis city Ss bay Tezl estate ard 1oan
80 So Msye~ Eeafrv g. sa-as E2Ale-
ESaoek
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lufa an
greeks
Tu int
Of thefl
ERook
cry ctai
ted
thate
here
the
m on
tnlpart
verycts
~ wfg
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steane
down IN
loading
up rlv'
ADrAE 2
t&merS
e. Tn
snsHierci
tell the
"A Mffh
at DaN
the ira
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BOOK BINDING.

w. .rAp the printing procession. min
- 1srlssrsctases and stock Certificates
= sns.,tsEfy. Metropolitan Printing ana
Ttndlpx Company. Dexter Hortoa Gar<
lal4d.uK. seattle
n, AN-vHoNY --fseueral bnckhf~A~r ra-
- ,.llssw ard BLANK book snautffarfr1r.r
- F3rsf avenue. foot g Cherry. Kline
= rraarherE huiIlsnw Take elevator
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Auleri
1srs fer
them y
ct their
? ttr n
wo OF 6
n and
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-11-06

A son was born To the household
Of Grover Cleveland, the former
President Of the United States. NJ
noon Thursday. Oct. 18th. Prince
ton undergraduates have taken a
great interest in the new Princeton.
ian. When the announcement was
made Of Grover Juniors arrival,
the students gave three cheers for
the boy, three for the mother and
three for the father. On the college
bulletin board in front of Reunion
hall was posted this notice:
"Grover Cleveland, Jr.. arrived to -day
vt IL oci.,ck. Will cutter Princeton ~iti,
the class Of 1915 aud will play ceniei
rush "n the championship football team,
Ut l6. III, 'l8 aud 49,"
Tho new baby's sisters are Ruth
Esther aud Marion, whose ages ara
Z, 5 and 3 years.
A great inxny kilograms Of con
gratuiations wete received. Tx
most important one being tho fol
lowing from her majesty Queer
Victoria:
Wisdsoe Castle: To Hcu. Grover Cleve
lasc. ex prrsideae 1T the Us,ssst States
PROJECTORS. N j.: fssicisstiOas az this d.,
the day ri your happiness, and may you
heir braag yOu j"y. VacTO1lA.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-11-06

Mr.. Annie e. Msysfl. chairman
81 the Board 81 Lsdy 4anaeirs Of
lhs Worlds Fair, stood bsfovs Jus
,ice Martin st Chicae0, October 26sh,
! wreck. She il ! slave 10 cocaine,
and bepged 10 b exiled from tbs
CITY. In the choicest Of lsnguage,
che pictured her piiiful condition,
and the four young steno9raphefa
who charged her with stealing their
purses we're moved to tears.
Mot many years ego, % your
Honor knpws." she said, II was
respected aud honored. To-day,
look upon me. Few people now
recognise me, for I've changed
greatly, and all il attributable I" =
habit from which few, il any, ever
are cured.
please do not hold me. Give
me one more chance. In "a hours
/ willleave Chicago forever. Iprom'
ice it upon my bended knees, u
God is my witness"
Mrs. Meyers had the sympathy
and pity Of The court, but in bel
condition he feared che would onI,
be troublesome to others, and be-
lieving something might be don.
in her physical behalf, he held he'
to await the action Of the Crane
Jury.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-11-06

II Caaoo e oilyee oessaGr 1erDag
Than Ever 1p16Ga

William J. Bryan, Wednesday,.
give the following statement to ths
Aseociated Press:
THE returns arss %! Incomplete
that it is almost impossibIs ~ dis
CUES yesterdays election in detail.
Ia view Of the losses sustained by
the republicans in almost every
state, it would seem the republican
policy il not being Endorsed at the
polls. The sentiment in favor oi
the Chicago platform shows healthy
growth throughout the country.
Perhaps our opponents will now
admit that silver il not dead. The
attempt To secure International hi.
metaIlism has proved y failure, and
il il now more apparent that the
people Of the United States must
legirlnte for themselves ON financial
questions. Free and unlimited coin.
aye at Is to / il nearer now than il
was a year ago. High tariff upon
q gold basis has disappointed those
republicans who have looked to il
for relief. Taken as a whole tn.
returns are very encouraging.
think / voice the sentiments o.
democrats. populists and silver re-
publicsns when / say the fight will
DO continued with even more earn
eetness until the gold monopoly
is broken and the money trusts are
OverthrOwn."