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The news & observer., 1897-12-05
ALLEGED GERMAN THREAT.
II Hayti is Not Good She VIII be Badly
Bombarded.

Berlin, Dec. 4.-The semi-official Post
Post to-day soys:
"Sh0uld Hayti refuse the German de-
mands Aor an indemnify on account of
the alleged illegal arrest and imprison-
ment Of Herr Lueders, German sub
ject, at Port Au Prince, sharp meas
ures will follow. We shall first bonn
bard the coast forts, and il they are
persistent we shall lombard the city
and the government buildings"
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
@Ow the BpippasayesS
lMe ENarGSa

Father was sick ana tAnortooo,
on the farm was coming\pe 80 >,
IN tie Christian Advouateherp Man,
a, VI Fritz Of Station All. Lnn,s
to-, would send saApIebmh,n,,
aon dlpper for Is tMo.censtamns
and | ordered one, | sawho did,
per could be used as a frmA r 6lle,
a plain dippcr, a fine stram@a finn.
mel, u stramer funnel, q 81 ronm
warming pan, and u pint asurn
These 8 different uses ma, ,ho
dpper such a necessary arnc(hat 7
went to work with 1t and It IA y,
almost every house, Aud Ifour
months ! paid off the mortga I
t0'nS eau GEAR ~. much az no n
month"; Lyon uaed work ydcon
40 well to give this u trial. M A
NJ Frta, Station A ST. h. uj3n
wilt send YOU a sample for Is 10.
cent stamps, Write at once,
d3l3t, JolN G. 4
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
Ndrry TINS Girl Quic

saw IN YOUR paper thut " - year(I
oey made Sh?5 the Grst hour hG wd.
gl selling Po,f oion Metal \
L"mpw,oS, | ordered sample al
went to work ana tho fret weak | cler
Cd Slo, the second week cleared STA
expect tn run itup " S95 "a week ia I
near future, M the Perfection Metal y
LnNpw'gS makes such u bomdful viii
hBhC and docs away with smoky CHI,
negS aud bad odor aud saves oil, il
vaSy toSqll, II You v,ph to ttv i,'sel
10 Z cent stamps TO Misg A, NJ. Fl
sutton A. 70 louis Mo and 5ho "
S'n' you sample ou'lt this ia n ~,
why o mako money arouuu home,
ao'l5" Mlss TINA W,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

TO them. 1t Is ..oo ,..,u, 49,.
engrossed in the Gares of this world
they do not turn their thoughts to
these subjects, and on thinking of
them do not recognize them, or the
means of remodying them. If you
ask me how these things can be I'M
proved, say there are two ways,
an the first place, they can be
improved through pohtica! action,
There is not an evil existing in
this country today that Is a nee,
esSary evil, Every abuse of gov
eminent can be eradicated; every
bad law can DO taken from the
statute book every needed law
can be placed there, How? BY
the people. Because, in this coun,
try, the people at least govern; and
If there Is a bad government they,
aud they only are to blame"
HIS VIEW or THE LATE CAM.
TAN }pAIGN. f..
81 can look back on the campaign
through which we have just pass,
ed and ! can glory in it, because |
belicyeit. has brought to the Am
erlcalr people AN awakening that
means much for the puridoaton of
government e. Great applause, !
II care not what may be tho im>
mediate result Of an awakening Of
the people, rhavo' such a pro,
found confidence in the patriotism
OF The millions of people, An Their
intelligence and IL their capacity
for government, that when once
awakened | am willing TO trust
them on all questions, and | believe
they will find out their true destiny
and their highest good Applause |
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
Bryan The Lecturer.
EQUALITY AS A FINANCIAL
NTVHPRINClPLE, .

Applying the principle of equality
10 the money question, MIR, Bryan
said; i,iW
''There is only one way to deter
mine what kind Of monetary stan
dard rs best, ard that is by apply
,ng to IL the principle that all men
are created equal and selecting that
principle which treats most OF all
tho people with tho greatest Justice
No man, however much he may
differ from me, will be able to op'
pose sthe statement a man who
says that in the settlement of the
aoney question we should so settle
- to violate the principle OF
,Iity would not be able to de'
his argument before the com"
or the bar OF his own
pI We differ simply in
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
"A Wife Equal to "a Gold
Mime.

Will some eff orr readers give me
good recipe for making cold
starch? | am selling fiat irons and
IRON little at every place and want
10 know how to make good cold
starch. My husband was in debt
ana being anxious to help him
thought | would sell self.heatiag
nat irons and | am dong splendidiy
A cents worth Of fuel will heat the
iron tor hours, so you have a per-
iectiy even heat. You can iron IN
half the time and no danger Of
scorching the clothes a. with the old
IRON, ard you can get the most bean
tltul gloss. I sell at nearly every
house, as the iron saves so much fpei
everybody wants one make 81 SO
on each IRON and have not sod less
than, ten any day l worked NV
brother is dong well and think any
one can make lots of money anvwher
selling irons. J, F. CASEY q co
st. Louis, Me-, win start any one in
the business Az they did me; If YOU
will address them.
43.l3t. Mrs. A, RUSSELL,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
ADDRESS GAZETTE,
LlIILE nOLh ..
The Grandcst Rcnncdy.

MIR, X, b, Greeves, merchant, If
oh'Ihowlo, Va, coref9s that he had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought all
meo''A' treatoeaC that money could
procure tried all cough remedies he
could hear of, but got no relief; sptnt
many nights sitting up 10 chair, WA,
induced to try Dr. Aing's New Discovery,
aud was cured BY use Of two bottles,
FOR past three years has been attending
70 business, and says Dr. Kings New
Discovery Is tho grandest remedy ever
made, Osit has done no much for him and
G,so tor Others in his community, DR.,
h'nSs New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coashs, Colds and Consumption. 1t
don't fail. Trial bottles free at W, q.
SHOWS Dug Sore ...
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

Rev. Mark M;nSer, a DlnkarG mipia
ter OF Deokers Poiut Pa. saws Ia an
recommend Chamb.rlains Pain Balm tn
any one IN need ola g,oi linimeut. snd
that be considers It the best he has eve,
used Pain Balm is especially valuable
for rheumatism, lame back, sur,ip.
swellings, cuts, bruises burns aud ycal3s
Is IS one Of the most rems aasla ,aeti.
clres n exSsterce, aud it, effects will beth
surprise aud delight you For sale It 2j
and % cents per bottIe b. all medicine
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
Convict s.abOr.

The Board of Trade Of Little
Rock, Ark, has adopted the report
OF committee favoring the build,
ing of q railroad with convict labor,
and will present bill for that .pur,
pose to the Legislature.
The experiment would he interes~
ting, but in all probability wilt
strike, in the Legislature, the rock
which Is destroying all plans to
! EMPLOY convict laborson work that
can be done with free labor. The
labor organizations are likely to
strenuousiy oppose the projeJt as an
Invasion of the proper field Of work
to be done by honest wage-earners
The difficulty of finding any class
of work for convlcts which IS not
open to the OBJ lection of competition
with free labor or with Industrial or
commercial interests IN which good
'tissns are engaged is illustrated
by the experience of Mississippi.
The State of Mississippi, several
years ago, acquired possession of
about is OOOfores Of good farming
land and established convict farm.
Convicts to the number of. about
900 were employed on 1t with such
success that the profits of the State
last year amounted to over 100000,
The results were so profitable and
the surroundings, treatment and
discipline Of the convlcts SO excellent
that the plan seemed ideal. fl
But the scheme has run against a
snag in the form of a protest Of the
farmers. They declare that it brings
convict labor in competition with
honest agriculture and therefore
ought to be abolished.
The protest of the broom makers
IN this city has the same ground
and so with every branch of i'm
dustry. There is scarcely one in
which an organized protest has moi
cen made, so that field in which
convict may be employed IS ex,
Fly narrow. In fact, 1t may
that convict labor must b
nonS. etitive industry
,aSr.E Ornducts =
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
Something 10 Mnow.

II may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the Nred out nervous system 10 q heNlthy
vgor Ia Electric BittcrS This medicine
rs pnr'ey 'oSgm6lo, acts by giving tone
70 tho Horvo centres in the stOu,Oca,
gently stmNlstos the Liver and kiduoys,
and adsteeSe organs in throwing oil
Impurities In Ihs blood, Electric Bucrs
mrro'NS the appetite, hide digestion,
add IL prouludoed BY thoto who have
tried It ~ the very best blood purifier
and nerve tonln Try It. Sold Tor SOC
Or SlO0 per bottle ut ". q. Snow 4
Drug store,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

One thing ccrtaln; 10 viii not d, In
fool with a bad cold, No ono can tell
what the end will he, pncumoma
oatarrh, chronic bronchitis, il oot eon,
SUMPTION invariably result from npg
lee:ed cold, Its surprising too, tbN,
bad colds are no often neglected when
ono re=ombor how easily and at whal
liltlo expense they may DO CURED,
UbomoerIMu's Cough Remedy is alway,
prompt and cAeotuOl, and costs luy a
ulilc, 20 or 90 cents Ia mAe as com
pared with the disastrous I'll, eM ,f =,
neglected. cold, MI, Abner Mercer q,
Dilworth'own, Chester County, Pa in
speaking OF this remedy, said, Some
time AGO had bad cold and congb,
! tried almost everything, Finally Mr
hUht the druggist recommended Cham.
berlaln,s Cough Romody, ana onc b
cent bottle Of 1t cured mo cn.Aolyo,
For sale by all mcj,o.nr dealers,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
hme New Moe& Spoom Free
.. T0 All.

| read in tho Christian Standard chat
Miss A, NJ, Fritz, Station A., 1t Lonis
NO. would give IN elegant plated no h
spoon TO anyone sending her ton 2-eeu,
stamps, sent lor ooe and found it is
useful thar slowed it to my friends,
and made $500 ia two hours mkinv
orders tor the spoon, The hook sooon Is
household necessity, 1t cannot slip in,
to the dish or cooking vessel, being hold
in the place by hook on tho back, Tho
spoon is something that huusekeeue,p
have needed ever since spoons were hrst
invented, Anyone eau got u s,nplo
spoon by sending ton 2-cent stamps 10
Miss Fritz, This isa splendid way 10
make money around hous,
Very truly, JGANNGTrE S.
l3.l3t,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
RONG Notice

The undersigned freehoIders Of
9h arp county will present at the
January term 1897, of the Sharp
county court their petition to have
the following Grange made in the
Evening Shade and Drytown road
to>wit, .
commencing at the ne corner of
Sec SO, in township Is, N range :
West, and running due South with
the township line nearly tire fourtEs
of a mile, thence in a south, westerly
direction to the ne corner of sc swor
sec 36 twp l6nr W, Thence due
south about a quarter of a mile
thence sw intersectmg the old road
at 81. Paul church,
JOHN II. Wilkes ct. al
..... PeCl,inn ptG'
~~-~~---~~>- ~--~~~~----~~-@-~o1 = = = -
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
]. N, SMITHEE, Naroo,,.

J Our books prove this and
are open for the examination 0 f
interested parties. Every citi.
zen OF Arkansas who desire s
the advancement Of the state is
now our self-appointe6 agent,
and the orders are now com
ing in from all parts Of the
state. The Gazette is for Ark
ansas and her people, and aga
inst all tyrannical corporations.
The Legislature meets at
once. You want to hear the
clash of the different interests,
and see the fray as if you We're
on the ground.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

49, ''Aph IS VI the hearts
Ioi T. people as they have seldom
oesn stirred before, means much for
the future of this country, II
means that the people will watch
their pablic servants more carefully
than they used to when they were
different, and the more carefully
you watch public servants the bet,
ter public servants YOU will have.
(App!suse,) Jefferson once SAID
that but for public opinions all
public officers would become wolves
"More than that, Jefferson stated
IN another place that free governs
meht 10 founded IN jealousy and not
IN confidence; that confidence is the
greatest danger. That sounds harsh
but, my friends, 1t Is true. Free
government exists in jealousy and
not III confidence. You have conf.
oence mat everything will 60 well,
and that confidence will be BETRAYED
nnt II yon are jealous of your hber,
W, II Vou are watchful of the con,
duct OF your public servants, YOU
VIII have public servants honest"
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

Groves Tasteless Chill TONES has stooa
the te't Tor ten years When any dealer
tfies to Induce you 60 take some other
nl"Ee' you may know thstit is some che n
compound on which he makes a large
proht' hYory boo'Ie Of Groves guarant
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

Eremis' Mercer county, Pa. We be.
i'eve Ohsmbsrlaiu's Cough Remedy t,
De 'ne best remedy in use. We use it in
our own families ami tia a fayor,se
among our customers. dscker Bros
q Oo' 70 and 81 cent bottles for sale by
all medicine dealers. y
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

Everyone who feels run down,
tired oOt, full Of malaria, or any
blood trouble, to cali aud get a bot
tie o. Browns Iron Tonic, the kNg
Of all ToOlcs For sale by w, Il,
oonIy u Co., Claiming 49, [
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

~sAIJ system Is
80 Is but one test, and by
that test we must finally settle this
question; and when we try TO find
what monetary system is the most
equitable and the most Just we must
test it bv the purchasing power of
the unit which it gives to society to
measure all other things by.
"Now, in the end, after the DIS
cuSslon, the people Of tins country
will selr ct that monetary system IN
the long run-the people Of the
country will select that monetary
system which gives tho unit least
changeable IN Its conduct among
the people. If | should tell you
what system | thought would give
that, you might believe me wrong.
If you told me what system you
thought would give the best dollar,
the dollar most nearly honest, |
might not agree with you, but when
| tell you that the aim of both of US
should be to come TO the nearest
approach to absolute stability and
absolute justice between man and
man, you must agree with me IN
the purpose, however you differ
from me in the means of arriving at
1t. And 1t is only by taking the
principle of an accepted fact, and
measuring all systems by it, that
we can expect to arrive at a just
OF fair conclusion"
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
nsuckIda,s

THE BEST SAIL
GUS. Bruises. Sores~-
Fever Sores Tetter,A
ChIlblains, Corus aud |
and positively cures !
required, 1t is guarau
satisfaction or money
% cents per box. For
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
NOBODY CAN DEFEND THE
TRUST.
Concerning trusts, Mr. Bryan made

Concerning trusts, Mr.. Bryan made
the following observations:
"lhere are very few people IN
any party who defend trust.
There are very few people who say
that a few men opght to be permit
ted to get together to organize to
control the supply Of an article,
drive out competition, and then pry
upon society. There are very few
people anywhere who would defend
such thing as that; and if there i,
a person who would defend such a
thing as that he amt fit to live Ii
any community.
My friends, the trust, and speak
of it as only representative Of
that means by which a citizen car
be injured without the use of q
deadly weapon "a trust az the rep
resentatives of these indirect form,
of injury is a growing menace &c
the growing welfare Of this country
to the liberty Of the people. (Ap'
plauseN WV use 20 far az
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
hANin buy a nalr q

l7|'daY 10 buy a par OF
. made a kick when he found
that the price had advanced Is
cents a pair since MeKmley's cleo
ton. III that is the kind of pros
perity they are going to give u.s."
he said, I'LL vote some other ticket
III l9UO."AMadison County De.
mocrat.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
RO0d Notice.
fetls10n ptGF
O~N~-~~~

The undersigned fTeeh1ders of Shar D
county wiiIpresant at the January term
1897, of the Sharp county court, their
petition to have the following change
made IN the Ash Flat and Batesvilie
road to Wit 10 leave the old road a.
the south ess: corner Of section ! twp, ! !
N v runnias north on thA saninn
limo one halt milo, thence North West
one fourth mile to the old ro.d .,.
r 3, Clear Of al
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
: 80 men
is, .Spermltss

yitis Just 10 much that
no.. ont of circulation, as lar as
~ town IS concerned. .Patronize
your home paper If you want any
boomlng done, because they can
boom better than one from the cut
side who knows nothing Of the real,
facts behind the town. Patronize
your home merchant, grocer, fur
niture man and all kinds Of home
manufacture, because they all asslst
70 build up a town and eventually a
CITY. If spirit of good fellowship
among the cttizens of a town exist,
they will pull together, and each
support the other lizard County
Register. ... .a
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

Daily Gazette, 75c per month.
Sunday Gazette, so per year.
Weekly Gazette, I'll per year.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
SOCIETIES.

:. Evrs1ss"si as Hreegaiar 6 cUg sn1
~ the saturdy \. S. ban
M month. -
ii Me,calf' se'p. :, ouAr!
EvENlnoSa w at Mason, a,
IL; i y 5; ;$f:2: 5s!! :;
tuArTEH N cs,l
N&NpolaSs n RI pssSning shade
80 i M sa y IS R. MOI
plsAp Lo ,1,sr
60 Ter teras Z FRIDAY !. r. T,
80 rs 5: con- + s'''''
~>SNM\uSXI> EvEil
AZ, S$s$M4AHs$f>/>< No. y
! Se$SSsssbsy.2> NEE,
49, 1defVFa. SNsr--daSn
sE6 A&i.K mdth
.:STsfaas IN = VIC
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08
.@s.aaf TN
psirectc9y'
"
DELICIOUS

"a RELIOIOO -,
,,...Dns =, s;'' Ssssr onq F: s;3 W
' ss,ssssys.., ;S ''i Everybody is "'''''
Sunoa the Methoals' &. j. "
ny aess Ella Il Craig se''1
Sharp County record., 1897-01-08

W SsSoSuG cou0twvy ,'apNpcd in in, A Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14
Delegates OF for Toronto.

The delegates to the annual convention of
the Epworth League at Toronto left this
morning over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. 1t took two trains to carry the dele
cation from Washington, and from all APP
pearances the capital city will be splendid
ly represented at the convention.
The first section left at $40 o'clock and
the second section about O'Clock.
The leaguers we're armed with flags,
bunting. chapter devices and other SYM
bols and were in the best of spirits. with
enough enthusiasm to fill four trains n
stead of two
Large numbers of the stay-at-homes of
the organization were at the station 10
Godspeed their more fortunate brothers
and sisters on their way. and for time III
depot presented lively scene. The large
crowd was handled with neatness and DIS
patch by the Il. and o. local officials and
not a hitch occurred to mar the pleasure of
the start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14
IN BEHALF OF THE FIRENEN
appeal for Annual Leave VoIuntaril
Mndc bN Friend


MI. T. T. Byrne, who Is in business in
the neighborhood of the engine and truck
companies, respectively, near the Baltimore
ana OHIO depot and who is interested in
the welfare Of the members of these COM
panies, has addressed to Commissioner
Wight the following letter:
am advised that the chief engineer Of
the hre department of the District of CO.
iuHhla, MI Paris. has Issued an order
Dy Wmch the members of the fire depart
n1ent are granted but ten days annual
iedVe ana during which they are expected
TO respond to fire calls and cannot leave
the city.
When the last District appropriation
pm was under consideration by the Senate
senator roach, at my instance and request
introduced an amendment which nassad
the Senate without opposition, granting the
nremen thirty days annual leave with nav.
me conference committee changed that
amendment to make it correspond with
the law giving leaves of absence to he
members or the police. and the bill. as
1t finally passed, was as follows:
hereafter each Of the members of the
nfe department shall be entitled to leave
OF absence each year, with pay for such
time, not exceeding twenty days. as the
commissioners shall determine
1T was not the intention of the senator
VINO nad the matter In charge to change
the order of the weekly leave but to grant
the men ten days more a year 1t can he
done without any more Inconvenience than
at present.
AS you are aware. the engine houses are
located IN the most popuous portions Of
.he city, and very properly SO, and for
tnat reason the men are compelled to pay
higher rates for rent and board than ttey
would II they were at liberty 20 secure ac-
commodations in the more remote portions
of the city.
Now. Mr.. Commissioner" The letter con-
Guides, Il ask you In the beginning Of
your term of service to do the humane act
by granting to these firemen that which
50 justly belongs to them and which the
Congress when they made the appropria-
ticn-the same appropriation from which
you draw your salary-intended they
should have"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14

a''empt secret trials" The
Spol 'smah reminds Mr.. Ten Eyck that
similar practices. scotteo Tor
sporting Life says 1t is a pitv thu. =,
Americans are SO Ill advised. 'a' inc
1 .Ss Ten Eyck his father, said:
to conceal the boys ability. This e lying
iuIey untrue He rowed over the co,re.
yesterday morning, because after n IN re =
3 evening ein II Is practically impossible to eee
me the exact time he made. So "a Aeq
can A Judge ne Is rowing quite up to his hes;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14
Theft. From vacant Houses.

The police have been considerably an
moved during .the past few weeks because
of the depredauohs committed in vacant
houses, and Mai Moore has given his lieu
tenants INSTRUCTIONS that they must ap-
prehend the offenders if 1t requires spe-
cial detail in ievery precinct. In some of
the houses IL e lIfIings of bath tubs have
been ripped opt afad the lead pipe fixtures
also taken. Glassyglobes from the gas fix
lures were stoaenI from some houses.
These depredators lrslve done hundreds of
dollars damage, while the sales of the ma
teriaI to junk. dealers or rag men bring
only a few cents IN any case. The police
sively, and II possible some prosecutions
for buying the Stolen material will be
made. AZ or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14

and Osborne of Toronto. and Ware Of Bos-
ton and Neal of Chicago were particularly
clever. The scores follow:
Mems zsingles-Beal s. Wright, Boston,
beat Z. Osborne, Toronto. 81, 81.
G. p. Sheldon, Yale, beat r. L. Little.
New York, rs. 6-1.
c. p. Dodge, New York. beat Dwight
Davis, St. Louis. "a, 3-6, Ga.
F. Anderson. Toronto. beat Auchinloss.
Philadelphia, 1-6. CO. 81.
Leo Ware. Boston, beat J. c. Neal. Chi
cago. 6-3. 60.
J. v. Beach. New Haven, beat Scott
Griffin, Toronto, 6-3. 0-6. go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14
THE HEALTH OFFICER.
DIR. Woodward Believed to He Slnted
for RenppOfntment,

for RenppOfntment.
There Is every indication now that Health
Officer Woodward will be reappointed when
his term of office expires next month. DR.
Woodward was appointed for term Of
three years. The Commissioners have been
eIninently satisfied with the administration
OF mis- once, and, as stated above, have
about concluded to reappoint him for a.
other term. 49,
There are several applications for his M.
sition on file. Some Of them are strongly
Endorsed by prominent merchants and poll
ticians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-14
TENNIS EXPERTS GATHER.

A Notable List of Contestants in the
Canadian Championships.
The eighth annual tournament of the
Canadian Lawn Tennis Association opened
under most favorable conditions yesterday
on the court Of the Queen Royal Hotel at
Niagara-on-the-Lake. The list of entries
is the largest ever booked there and In
cludes large number of American and
Canadian players of national reputation.
New York. Chicago. Boston, philadelphia.
New Haven. Toronto, St. Louis and other
cities being represented.
The games between Wright Of Boston