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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-30
NASHVILLE EXPOSITION CROWDS.

The Attendance For the First Two
Months 20 Reach 100000.
Nashville, Tenn. June 29.-The official
figures for the total paid attendance at
the exposition from the opening up TO and
including last Saturday night. have been
given out. showing the attendance 20 have
been 46S, ,264.
The attendance during last week was
lO5.77S. The three days OF June In this
week will reach 1900 or 5000. making the
total for two months very near 10000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-30

Richmond. Va, June 29-It Is thought
IN Emporia that the wrapping paper from
that place. found IN the satchel mentioned
in connection with the New York murder
mystery, IS the paper Of c. Jacobsen, an
Emporia merchant. lie has no recollec-
tion OF selling goods to any one going
10 New York, but Mrs. Jacobson was IN
Baltimore recently, and had some Of his
paper with her 8. Weinkrantz OF Balu-
more. his brother-in-law. might also have
had some OF the paper
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

The case of sgad Thomas l..
Henry. Of Pine Station, Ia, i:
puz2ling the doctors. Last Sat
arday HT. Henry apparently died
and notice to that effect Was sent
70 his friends. Two hours later,
however, life returned, and whsn
his relativoS arrived the supposed
corpse sniled and asked them the
time Of day.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

From the Lone SLaI state comes the
following letter, written by ". +. Gass.
editor of the Mt. Vernon, Tex Herald:
~ have used Chanlberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarriloea Remedy i'll my family
for the past year, aud find it the very best
remedy for collie and diarrloea that have
ever tried. It's effects are instantaneous
and satisfactory, and checrfulty recon-
mend it, especially for cramp collie and
diarrhoea. Indeed, we shal! try and keep
bottle of it OIL our medicine she'll as long
as We keep house" For sale by Or. J. D.
Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

An exchange very properly saya
that local newspaper which cir
culases extensively through the
homes Of any given territory is q
Vegetable gold mine TO the merchant
who will use its columns with in
tefligence. If only one paper is
to be selected in community, the
advertiser should pay some atten-
tion to tho character and standing
of the one he selects, because an
advertisement in q paper Of inlu-
ence carries much more weight to
the reading public than the same
advertisement in medium OF o
different nature.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
The ApprecIatIye "I,,,,ank Ynu. .

"On every hand ore hears of thu
| neglect to saw 'thank Won. - write.
Edward w. Box on The Saving
II Thank You. >" in the Noyem-
bar Lahiea' Home Journal. Il
wonder sometimes if some pcopla
fItaIly know how little Of wl,ot
,>uns 10 them j. ,ho;r Dire and
right. and how mach .of what
Gomez t. them is I've fov,r a,,d
courtesy. Tie vast majority -.
thifrs which come f. ia .o.,a i,
pure favor, bv courtesy. And W.
should recognize this No act Of
kindness. howeynr el;ght shnrI3
70 unnoticed A sthon,, Won j.
.inplo thing to sav. i tao,;iro,
but T. few moments q write i bpt
i often means much il mean
everything someti,nas to ehe ,,or
son receiving II IT rnac7ja PC
moved fu;{b in bnn,or ,,otn, :,
so,no coaoz A yord &c ,honr,, -
never lost. never. un.tod IF !.
somolimes sooms to ho lost r,o,,
the person to whom II ie 3;racted
its expression has not hoa, 1oat
upon some one who hos hard =
Il ia ccrtain1v NOT 1oa, ,,no, orr
solves. The nost Of rs "a nricL
enonrb n tbo,i,. 0o..,o a.. ,,h,
does ~ great aarv;co NJ 10,
small courtesy, inst rs great astbo|
largo service in reality we over
look. It DOESN'T sea,n wor, h ,rh;1a|
10 give thanks for small, th;nos
And yet what would We be toaav
and whore would soma of w bo
but for the small eop,,oaiaa 81
life? They are what nska J;fa
worth living.
"s>It is ell very well f. ba.va
the last Thursday Of each Nova,n-
Der sot apart as a day Of Thank
giving. But i would ba far hat+ar
if q great many Of ~ carr;ad tbo
spirit Of the day into gllthe other
davs. Perhana # rs Ala 90
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

What the Shakers OF Mount Lebanon
knew more about than anybody else, is
the Use Of herbs and how to be I,ea7thy
The have studied the power Of socd
Thsy nearly all live to ripe old age.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is pre-
pared by the Shakers from herbs and
plants with a special tonic power over
the stomach.
II helps the stomach digest its food
and digested food is the stgeugt1l-,rlalser
Sttong muscles, strcng BODY, strong
brain, all come from properly digested
food.
"A sick stomach can be cured and dipes-
tlou made easy by Shaker Digestive Ger
dial
1t cures the nausea, loss of appetite,
pain III the stomach, headache, giddiuess
weakness and all other symptoms Of i'll
digestion, Certainly and permanently.
Sold by druggists Trial bottle 10
cents.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

J. c. Berry, one Of the best known citi-
zens OF Spencer, Mo. testifes that he
cured himself Of tie worst kind OF plies
by using few boxes of DaNritt's Witc!,
Hazel Save. He had been troubled will,
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds Of so-cal1ed cures;
but DeWltt's vas the one that did the
work and he will verify this statement if
any one wishes to write Him. ID. nc
MILAN.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
Il Signdercr Dow ned


winston Nc3tin"i.
Last Night on the train from.
Salisbury to Greensboro Wa .
man who said he wa, Il drum
mrf.
He WAS very morthy, telling
how he managed to sell 50 malN.
goods towli; By carrying arolind
with him y few three cent-cigars
and a pint of mean corn whiskea
by which he said h. could fool
any Southern buyer, Gs they had
little sense.
He talkod loudly and many in
the car heard him. Finally he
said the preachers al drank and
he had often had thom drink wish
him from 4 bottle when out Of
-'ght OF their congregations.
Sitting Il few seats behind the
drummer was Evangelist Lee, who
could no. stand sach an imputa-
tion, 10 he proceeded to make &
few remarks, the sist OF which wa.
that the man IVES s,audaring the
people Of the South and was in
short telling & falsehood.
The drummer said were it not
for Mr.. Lee's clerical robes he
would wipo up tho ground with
him. Mr.. Lee told the man not
to consider his clerical coat, as he
could protect himself.
OF course the man did not aysil
himself Of the offer. but Capt. z.
B.,Glenn, of Winston, who was
standing by, full Of Indignation,
remarked that he was no preacher,
but o lawyer, and he wanted 10 re-
peat that what he (the drummer)
had said about the people OF this
part of the country and sspecia!Iy
tho ministers, w2s. g. downright
falsehood and if he wanted to,take
it up for him to pitch in, there
being no clerical robes in the
way.
OF course the snea k did rothing
but sneak away into the next osr.
No one OH the train knew the
man $ name.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
SSio.772,o47.35 IS.
81 3, ,AS6, re .23
Sd3. .277,179.f2.

Loans are made BY the Society
on Guaranteed Cash Value Pol
lcles at 5 per cent interest.
Compare the magnitude
standing and strength of the
Equitable, and you will find it
to be the strongest and one of
the most liberal financial insti-
tutlons of its kind in the world.
B. L. PAGE, Resident Accent
Gaddysville, n. c.
Office days at Lurnberton, n.
c., every Monday. -
GEO. E. RANCKE, Solicitor.
May2s-oln
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

TIE Raleigh News and Observer
says there is a rumor on the streets
there that two Of the Supreme
Court justices will favor sustain
ing Judge Robinson, which would
oust 5 Ohio Wilson from hi=
office; that tive regard the law
under which the Governor acted
unconstitutional; and that one is
IS yot undecided.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Because lis wife gave birth to 3
daughter. the infant being t91e
h1th female membor of the fam
lly, Frank Perlaski, Of Mount
Carmel, Pa, became drunk from
disappointment that a son had
not been born. Returning home
Ifora & saloon, he. kicked his wife
from bed and abused her SO badly
that she is in @ critical condition
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Ia order TO stop tho practice of
flirting with commercial travellers
an Ohio village council has decreed
that no girl shall be allowed to
loiter in the vicinity of the rail-
road station unless she can pro
duce 9 railroad ticket. But tho
wide-awake firt can evade the law
by purchasing a local ticket and
making it serve the Same purpose
as q Ramos law sandwich.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Horr krupp intends to create ut
Essen museum OF arms which
taall contain specimens ranging
-1rom The earliest date, and he has
already begun to mako purchases
10 that end. The famous iron
master's resolve in this respect
originated in a number of visits
be paid, when last in London TO
various public musoums, and il is
his intention to bequeath to the
German nation the collection ho
1s now engaged in forming.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

DR.. Poate, Gays London Knowl-
edge, has completed tho process of
grinding and polishing a gigantic
disc Of glass over sixty-one inches
IN diameter, on which he has been
engaged more than two years. By
the aid Of this glass q hair can be
toen at distance of 1000 feet,
and the rohection Of the moon at
the focal point would be absolute
y binding.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

A graduate of two Furonoa,
universities and a mastor of eight
languages is shoyoling dirt for the
Pan Handle Railroad Company in
Indiana, for $l.25 per day. His
name is W. s. McCleIland. and he
came to America in the hope of
finding employment for which hi.
accomplishments fitted him. Ho
holds diplomas from tho College
do France, Paris, and from the
University Of Madrid
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

The Savannah Press says: "The
fact remains that in the italian
quarters Of Now Orleans, whore
eight people, q baby and q goat
sleep IN one room, there are not
as many red and yellow flags as
on St. Charles street, where re-
side the dainty fayoritee of swell
dom. What is yellow fever, any
how9
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

One of Nj. Gladstone peculiar
ideas, which he has followed fo,
10 years, IS to go TO bed the instant
he finds that he has caught q cold
and stay there until tho indisposi-
ton has passed. In this wav bo
snpposes he has cut short freonent-
~ what might have been q seriops
Illness. lie roads and writos in
bod just as usual
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
eyfhonfaa Monahan. Of anrha II

- T'fhonfas Mohahan, of Gorham,
n. H., while crazed with. drink
15sieb aud killed instantly Jos eph
eantheler, an employe of the
Grand Trunk railroad. They had
had no previous quarrel and there
was no provocation for the shoot
ing. He also shot Selectman
Gates, who died shortly afterward
Gates was trying to arrest the ma
mac. Later another body was
found, which is believed to be that
OF q third victim. The murderer
had big knife in his possession
when jailed.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

WARNINc:-Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the warn
1ESs OF danger and save themselves suf
teTing and fatal results by using Cne Min
nte Cough Cure. It is al infaIlible rent
edy for coughs. colds, Group and all throat
and lung troubles. ], D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

TbaliS except Monday. :Daily s,c.,.,
t,ay As'F' Aas
1rAln on scotSnd Neck Branch Road
Weldon 40 P. m. Halifax as n. m
scotland Neckat 5 aop. N. Grerp.;I1.
3D. hinston S. p. IN. Retaining l.ares E,,-
.'on 30 $. H.. Grremville 81 :. .rr,,io,,
Eai''a1 Il IS d n. Weldon IL :. =. m. o,,I,.,
c.pt Sundsy
4 rains on Washington Branch leave vss.
-hs'oh > y q n. and 20 p. m. .rrir. rsr5,.,s
=" u. NJ and % p. m. returning I,.v, P,-
."e'eS % a: H.. n11d 9 x iT- arrive sTs.n:ar
Ton II % s. m. ara e p. r. aaII,
Train leaves Tarboro E.U. dali,
~ ?. H. sunday % p. m. arrives riy
~ p Els % ?. IN. ReiurnIag. !,..r..
lyinouth d>ify -sxcspt ssasa- ,.a
sunday Q 90 @. Il, aTr,,ss rsrse-,, - o
II 90 g. N. - =,
Train on Hildand. n. q. Br.r,h ,..-
Goldsboro ds!ly. except sundav. m
irving Smithheid soa m. Re,r-,,,,,,
3. m. 49, -
Trains on Nashville Branch leave go,.y y.
a. 30 p m. arrive Nashville S @ v. n, srr,p.
.t"le % ?. m. Returning leavr spring Eop-
Q 40 a. m. Nashville Is a m, arrive =, Ro,kv
'"'. y % D. m. daily crcep; Sunday.
lFSin on Clinton Branch leaves H,r,.v. :.
o.lH'oh a@,iy. except Sunday. y ia III. spd
I" =. N. Returning leaves Clinton as,-e0s
m. and 500 = m.
Train No. IS makes close Connection :. "
u'h '"f 81 points North daily. al rail rls Yioa
'aoha. $50 a. Rocky Mt--with Norfolk ard CO.
"i'na q. L.. for Norfolk AMI all points No-s..
Via Norfolk.
H. NJ. EMERSON. cen Pass As--,-
!. X kESLY. General Manager.
I. II. EMERSON, Tracic Y.r,y.-
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
Administrator Sale,
4 O. Butler, administrator OF Miles O. Butler
Plaintiff,


Plaintiff
Us.
susan \ Butter, q. W. Butler. James W. .Pu,ffr
hichardC. Butler, John H Butler. Pennin
Perry and husband, Asa Perry. Heir--,t-
Law, Defendants.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of
hobe6on County IN the above entitled cause
directing the following land to be sold to M, tn
as5ets 70 pay dehts. VIII, on Monday. Noyen,
Der lss, 1927, sell for cash to the highest tI9r
~ pubic AUCTION st The court house door in
Lum perton, n. C., the following lands in said
state ana county, in Burnt swamp tOw1shi-1
pounded and described as follows: Living he, e
tween Little Burnt Swamp and Big Burnt
swamp, beginning at the beginning corner ~
Dahiei Mch1llan's 90 acres saryey and r,lns %
ilS lI1t south p chains and 25, ks to hi,.cor
ner, sta he and three-nines; then as his lina
south, 64 degrees West, % chains to nc 8rtlu-s
corner; then South, 81 degrees East, 81 chairs
20 sta ke; then North, degrees East, o6 chains
70 tae iine OF McMiliaH;s SO acre survey. then
as tilat Il1le North, 81 degrees West s chains
1!lt; OF INKS 20 his corner, d pine; then 10 the
eeglnnfng, obtaining 55 acres described il, q
1eed from Hector Mcneil to NJ. O. ButIer ~. :.
ce5.eo cca a. n Book -. A. page 937, Registers
This September 2Sth 1927
4. Q. BUTLER,
80" Administrator. .
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Tho Landmark says that o oos-
ton buyer of Statasville, who has
boon buying on that market for
years, says largo number of tho
farmors Of that section are holding
their cotton for higher prices, IA
little has been sold thero. The
fact that 80 many Of the farmers
can hold their cotton argues, this
bnyor thinks, that they arc III bet
TOR condition than formerly.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

1t ID stated that there are three
times as many teachers on1plovea
IN the Sunday Schools III Massa-
chusotts ~ are employed III the
public schools in that State. and
the .Congrogationalist savs that
Sunday school teaching 'las reach
ed stage Of development when
teachers, in addition to pietv,
must have mental deyolopment
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Col. John S. Cunningham, of
Person county, has baen elected
president. Of tho North State Agri-
cultural Society. Col. Cunning
ham is next to the largest farmer
IN the State, and is supposed to be-
the largest tobacco planter ia the
world
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

General Nelson 4 Miles. major
general commanding the United
States army, recommends an an-
preparation by congress Of 1897 900
for the coming 1iaca} year for
modern fortifcations and high
power guns for the..defence Of vii
nlington.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Over $4,000 of alleged fraudu-
lent warrants on tho United States
treasury on account OF the Creek
Indian Nation, in Indian Torrito-
~, hsyo been discovered by GOV
erument authorities.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
PERMANENTLY LOCATED!

IL. G. Jones. Contractor auC
builder for both Wood and B1icl
Modern Style Buildings. Plans
ana Estimates furnished o.
snort notice. Orders taken foI
Sash, Doors and blinds. Price,
very low.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
Commissioners Sale,
Il. A. Moore and Hay ynes Prevatt, Executors CT
arch. Preratt, deceased, Plaintiffs,

Il. A. Moore and Haynes Prevatt, Executors Of
Arch. Preyatt, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Eliza parker, Willis Parker, william Parker
John Parker, Ben Sutton and wIts Re.
beeca Sutton, George Stone and wife
Della Stone, Dosia Parker, Alya Parker
Mary Eliza Parker. David =. Parker. Irez
Parker. Matte Grimsley, heirs at law OF
William Parker deceased.
Rg virtue OF. the authority vested in me bv 4
attfee entered NJ the Nay TERM 1897. Of III,
Slpefiof Court u Eobeso1 County N q ana
n'iaer ana by d decree entered at the Janl5arv
IcFnl, 1897, Or the said Court 1 viii. on Mem
Gay, NoVemhaT the 1st, 1851 sell for cash. r.
Inc h1S9eS5 bi:ilicT. ut public auction AT the
I~aTt nous in Lunlbcrton, y. g. the follow
ing IElds III said State and County.
On me east side OF old Field SNamr onr
tanning 400 acres. more or less bcfyfnIi,,l, n,
tHe f'th OF Old Field swamp al the saw nil
t.Sii {soN y the said swamp south. west tCrthe
NOUN o1 Marsh Branch, then up said brancr
Slst; 80 lC!as 70 its head & Back a-ur7l corner
Nj; ;Stii! ana li!lam jenkins corner then With
ltI&lh jenkins line north to the Gin Rr,,;ch
men Gown the run Of said branch to liz. say,
MAJ, peinl same lands upon which Eliza Par.
kvf now resides. "
This 25th day Of September. 1857.
c. r. SKIPPER.
@ I" Commissioner.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

You can't afford to risl your life T. al
lowing cold to develop into pneumonia
Or consumption. Instant relief and GER
tain cure are afforded by One Minute
Cough Cure. J. D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Disagreement for life by burns or sealds
may be avoided by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve, the great remedy fer pile.
and for all kinds Of sores and skin trouble
J. D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
Election Notice.
ATAMEBTISG OF THE BOARD or %,

A TAMEETISG OF THE BOARD OF COM.
day, September 9th, 1897, the follow,nn o,1e-
was passed: 1"s ofoes
Application having. been made by petition Of
one-ffth OF the qualified voters In the fniln, "
ing territory, viz: Beginning ST tho steel. Nv
gate on the Lumborton road nj JOHN Nj
rI Ero| n ., ~. and running with the Lun1 oerton
ta!d roao, and to include the ciearine c, 80
SaIqes ~ Brayboy lives, and thence to tbe ~ :
~; Eai!f9aa, SO 80 to include All the McIutyrc
.aid railroad to the public road leadinp froo, y,
phliadeiphus church to 1T. Tsbor afbn-ct ~
.hGnce eastward WITH said ROAD to D. y NJ
Mlilaii S' S'southeastern line, thence with ssia
ine 10 n point near Raft Syya,1Tn On Do-ini
Nc!ntyr re S line, thence northwArd acroee ~,
wan on the Mcihtyre land to r. J, To1ar'e
Ihne, tAGnce eastwardly across said T0ia-,s
I@ht 10 " D. NcIntyTe'a south corner tba|,oa
Win p" D. Nclntyr@'s line eastYardIE to tf,s
snfd 49, rd d,essft' thence northwestwar1 along
h41H 1'@'"ft 70 !, j. Dcnny'S corner thrrcS
along The edge Of said Desert nGrthwarGT ~ ~ - 9 9
y. iotafS line, thence northwest,FnTd vEitb
IN, ~" pTtWGen SAID Denny and Tuar 70 and
across W. u W. Railroad. thence with v.st - ~,
o. said railroad to the lire Of B. s Ansler.'s
!lhe' thrnc@ eaStwar rdly across iIroad lbrIice
10 =. q. 1ctuean's line, thence win said
"ith SAID line north to A. c. NcGUean5c em't ,'.'
IN" Gi eitlQ -dcGEg@riS = lire 10 Z & Ar.l,-.r
! me, thgnc2 with SAID Afeley's line to ti,f
Tret1 Marsh, thence with south sid, nr -: -;
treat MARSH TO the g. T. 4 y Y. EnIiT0as ~. ~
across said railroad, thence WIN Zyrs+ ~,
S''io IalIL"ao to where it intcrspcts the stnct
"f STOCK LAW or mo sTOCE wv, ~ i4n IN
SUBMITTED 10 the qualified voters Of eaill rery ~
MY ~ - herehy ordered that an election he
Tt ESDAY, THE 28D DAY Ots EOyE,fpEp ,so-
! n sac territory. at which election tbe soid
,iu'ati'h 81 Stock Law or No estocL mn sI,a1i
ht submitted 10 tie qualified vot..r If e.;
territory and That for the nnrnos, ~ ~ - 10
ID f,f
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

There is 10 need Of little children bc;ne
tortured by scald head, eczema and skin
eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel S.1va
gives instant relief and cures permanent
y. J. D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Within q period of eight years,
beginning with 1890, the people OF
Kansas have paid off $loo, 900, 900
OF mortgage indebtedness.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

J. NJ Thirswend, of Grosbeck, Texas,
says that when he has a spell of indiges-
uon' aud feels bad and sluggish, he takes
TWO OF DeWitt's Little Early Risers at
night aud he is all right the next morn
ing Many thousands of others do the
same thing. Do you'll ]. D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Kangaroo tails for soup have
been sent to London from Aus.
tralia. A shipment Of twenty
five hundred woieht vas sold at
the rate Of 81 dozen tails. In
Australia they are considered a
great delicacy
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

Peace IN thie lie, springs from
"cquioSance even in the disagree
able things, not in an exemption
from bearing them
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
DR.. Cady's Condition Pordera arc

t. OauE7s C0hdItl0n Powders, are
Just WhaG O horse needs when in bad
condltlon. Tonic, blood purifier and
Eefnllioge. They are not food but
,nedlclne ,ln and the best in use to put q
aorse IN prime condition. Price Is
cents per package. ."
For sale by DR.. J, D. Mcmillan.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
Tetter, sale-Rhenm ane, Hrnzars.

Ietter, sait-Rheum and Eczema,
Inc intense itching and smarting. Incl.
cent TO these diseases, is instantly ailayed
2y applying Chamberlain S Eve and
Skln Ointment. Many very bad cases
nave been permanently cured by It. II
Is equally efficient for itching piles and
favor1te remedy for sore nipples.
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts per boy.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
I.ODK FOR THE

On or about the first Of September offer to the public one
m m ' 9ec'ea stocks OF Dry Goods Noons Hats, Caps Shoes
OF oil sizes and styles Clothing al grades all OF which
al ' very lowest possible figures Read the following price list and
convince yourself Of hia fact -
calcoes at lie yard tawns 1-2c Bleaching at 2o
Boys Suits at Toe -, - S'
We have the exclusive control of Vapor Oil and will always keen
o supply on hand Price Is to zoe per gallon.
MY STOCK OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries complete have the
brands OF Tobacco, which delight chewers and
va Crow, Ram Horn Black Maria, Fig Leaf Natural
Leaf and the Old Virginia smoking :~~ -
Our line of Crookay Glass Tinware is carefully acted to
suit the wants and necessities of every housekeep Besides these
ARTICLES We nave about hundred Maeasos made of the
very beet material, cheap for caah.
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03
WAN T ED~~

TO BY. AT THE uARKEr pp,Tr
= FEW coofs or CHEUkENs. Cali.
Al "RoBEoONIAN" OFFICE. !
The Robesonian., 1897-11-03

tlass a. Tickets sold daily April assh 10 o.
soher 18th. Final limit November .,h.
Ciass b. Tickets sold daily april a9,h to oc-
sooer 18th Final limit twenty (20l DAYS from,
date OF sale.
Ciass Z. Tickets sold Tuesdays and Thurs-
Gays OF each week, April 29th 10 October os;h
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CANOVAS ASSASSINATED.
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plete revulsion throughout the whole of
Spain. That country is now in very
shaky condition. 1t is doubtless trne
that today's assassin was an anarchist.
but the act is representative of a feeling
that exists all over the country. A RE-,
publican party has already attained great
strength, though of course operations
have to be largely concealed. Then the
universal testimony is that the bulk of
the Spanish army in Cuba is made ND of
young men. This has broken up fami
lies over the land, and their despatch to
the island to be led by Weyler has devel-
oped powerful sentiment in Spain.
Why are the veterans kept at home?
Look at this powerful republican element
that has grown up, the effect of denuding
the country of its. young men, and the
personal antagonism thus engendered,
the proximity of Spain to the broad, lib
eral influence of the French republic.
where there are ties of mutual affection
and the government exerts itself to help
Its citizens. The act does not mean n
personal prejudice against Canovas. but
against his political stand and views and
the extreme element he represents.