davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22
Time Well Spent.

You cannot spend little time to
better advantage than to read the adj
vertisement of Viroqus Square Dealing
Clothing House. G. MICHAELscHN Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

without the discomfOts that come from having to
a strong laundry soap. Common brown soaps, when
constantly used for washing the person, are extremely
irritating. Ivory soap is the ideal soap for the soldier
suitable for all purposes for the kitchen utensils, for
washing clothes, and for the bath.
Ivory Soap is not easily lost, fort floats.
ocrtaAoAn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

DOR SALE -TuEFABM KNOWN As THE
Il hei2eson homestead, on West Prairie.
cons isting OF ~ acres ON the prairie and ~
acres OF valley land, L OF a mile from school
house, q OF mile from Norwegian church.
good dwelling uuse barn. tobacco shpt
other Outbuildings. For particulars adore. ,
Q. o. HELGESON, West Prairie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22
TAKEN UP-NoTICE Is n,RERY GIVEN

TN Z IN JF-NUIIIE IS III EENl GIVEN
cupied by me and known as the Henry Nu--
cOyity farm three quarters Of mile sout h.
east Of Stoddard, in the town Of Bergen. one
stray steer calf Jersey brt ed color light red,
about months old Owner will prove pron-
erty, pay charges and take the same away.
StOddard, Feb. s 1899. W. II. Kinds.
7 CHASE, OsTEOPATiI-A GRADUATE
IL. of the original American school of Os-
teopathy, at kirilsvilie, Missouri A. T. Stil,
founder, Is located up stairs in Opera Build
ing, Viroqua. Wis. Treating days, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays Treats al. chronic
diseases. Examination free
EOR SALE OR RFNT-3b acres WITH
L fine new buildings, south Hickory street
Also farm of l61 acres 3 miles southeast #
Sparta. Inquire of Mr. or Mrs. J. Nj. PowEI l.,
Viroqua, Wis,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

AT her late residence on Coon Prairie. Jan
uary %. Mrs, Anna @. kjeiland: aged 81 years
She came to Coon Prairie with her husband in
1851 from Norway. Her husband died in 1875.
eight children Surviving, five of whom have
since died. Remains were Inferred ia the
Maxwell cemetery on the Gath of January.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

Charm an--g. A Hunt
Supervisors-T. ]. Seaman. q. /. y aDduzee.
Cierk-i4r. Amos Carpenter.
TreasuFer-P. G. Taylor.
These are the only officers whose
names appear on the esrliest record of
this town.
- frst religi 7us meetings held in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
-zESIs " -x7

1888 = - -
-r-f r. ~ Ia 1ar Ezss -z~ > a E=z--
- n n-s @4- 81 - Vrn--@iliEEr-
.izns ~ -r1-- aas 81 - - - = :
1ss - z-z =4@z ~ So ~ -
zr-rE Il 1e - --
T-- wa p- azz uaf n=-
49, tr So 6a "a ~ 81
va E-r trE-s
$780, as-- r-~ sa- rsrat a1zv-- VI
-zr tr - wra=a ara
Ee @A Gz - zs~-ll-
- w-- azx =z-- re- szs-
ana 9l s 1a ar= s- s- -F--
-r@ aw 4a-s d 1a So aE .
u - 1n -a s-1 -e-
So a-11 e - ulr 50 s4r u- H~-
ua~A naas-z
sr arr s-1k az1 -lagau- 81 al-
E-usze =Mrs 3 - =see ~
- l1~ a. fzss SRI
rs ra-a~ u-s b =---sas-~ -rnrt r.H-- rrnr 4
"a az=~ HE- -. ~ s-1ar E-zEl =
is-11a-f z =z-a o. a- 81 A.
s~z aT e-=a e. rs - 81 -z-- b
- 1mr
$780, uuzz- rrzs 49,
- So aa-z ~ E-- So ~
E SITS ri sze - ~s-r-
-- sz wa a. W
ra- - Orr aes u1- ri -- r-s-a-
= as. Er ar-- BIS E~4 Fw
va - sas - rv.s azst az94
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
TIE Co-sCrDEyG CLUB
a~@sE-- Esr-. So sss
r~1zHFsn~-s

~
80 --ss1-sr
= @-es arc
-
aasrs- " s-zr
49, =-s- p a-s
s- e-rE @es~zs+s q 49, ~
fs-s ~ -.
49, 49,
1ae - r.s n zrta--
fsa ~ zzaf .se e IN ssl--5
-E HL 49, -
eas@ Orr tire eagrf t51s -a-zs5r-.lr
- - z1-+ t'=+p - =7z-s- 49,
eze a-s - a1ra T-a-s szzs- 5
asa- SEA ~ - q. f1.-5 90
80 rs 80 ss.- a. = eas g.
zx 80 = . ~ ~ - e - l1es
- esesr - - "a .s-a-s s=ss zer-
Gear aH@ts sad 80 esz- ~ pr---g
-Fp~Hrs-r
fi-y- -g-nE I'D T. Wat <
go r- 1-rEs F.a 11ws .s-s e. ra1,
re z -ts msa-nz
- 49, zoe ~ AK eas.- %.
- ah~- Bzr I'u tel srss- T-s-.rszv
rsp1@1 an iwporf@H- rap-r FOR Ar
Falrrtl-c- ] pa - e1pg 10 NJ 1..s
5af tar~a - CT ga 70 ~ zas-.-rss.
- basket. J. ra- r. rat rssr 1zes ms
ais-ak- and krsH rna- 80 sa5,
Z ehsre~ 20 sas- e Nzs - - coNn -
f3r= fae 5a-l.or took zHag rae uzst.
paper - a~re an. .a1 Is. souzE +
a. rza'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
e.-.Ir, s~r.-. .. Ll.s.x y.rt.

Ths bo-z horssz-E - - ses-A A..
rlean r~r11sle- wlfh 5h~ar ha,-sss
fralzsz - r.r--st 40 z1rsres =. n.
1r5rg - fhsir 1isrnourr--1 rnz.s.-. -
er~ssss AID lssssns. srs &pt 70 -,
mere fAan match il ssrn. - - "a.
Ash ezFslry r-zizsEss- VIA ~ S-f-y
n~~prn-s bot ~ crzgaon 2 sns.if es- i.
hst o. fh- g-gg1G- rEtirsiy szelf-~fng
hiazss9 b-Aizd fne hSrss 80 ussrz "a.
ss3c1e a. r-st 2erDsx wksrh = 81
A r-xfrosnt wifh ksrs~z ~ srzfn.S -
ri1s Up rffhia tri.x stsfzn-. -.
rsoBnt xnd order Ehelr hs-sss ?, e.
sosr- skill 'k~y Hzhf from 5@sfr
their ooei@s- VIA k1ssslIf5.s ~ -
the ko-.e. ris~ a. fks xars - sr.----..I
zzd The Tszirrent ezz berry azsv :.
smother part Of The Sid -CFs~z~,
Tr5DHrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
E-EC-2-C4r Storms
ssaF fss.-s - Is-r-s.-< N~Esssrs
- "a 49, Fr~xs-Hsx
Laxnsaas.

IA .as-=~ezl $3.50 49, 49,
- us-- s---s9--- -zz- so-z-rlr j.
$685. Fs-zf E~zaas-s erzza z-zgz q.
-. z-s.e- srz-ss-sez - - - -
f-s-s 8 -zs-s-xair sz-zssze-orF -
z-1sa9. = - gE-1lz.zzl a-s--as-
e. NszE j. 49, Ess1-1l - *
- --r-aa~ 49, t1sE a. ~
z--zs~ g asesz- = ~ - z@=uerk
= -s 80 za-.--r -sa -a en-
49, sz- ~ F-sz- W.ss = =-l.xr4- "a
a. -..--1az- z-ss- - = Nsaza sa1zz =.
49, a. es..z zrsz-z - zasssa a-- sne rrs-
F-=z- az sezr= a-arisz - s-zz~se ss-1e
s--e-re-F = ssz-s- tsas e1zz fsa1-
: sr5r .s--.az szc.< - s-r-a e 49, .
-.-sezz - tess q Erszr zz=1<r ~
rss-zsi z--szz rsses - - 1.s-rsr
-as- = - $3.50
n re@s g<e-zf ss~-er e F--ss 49, :
.se-sle4 -s-1-zf e. - =-asr4r. = n
49, las Nas sasa 49, -
= .E1-=- $3.50 - -. F--zars s-a--fts-
pa 80 rs-es rEs nrass r~ss<s- 20
iars1 rHs=4 80 60 zfrs Marsr AZ
- - 49, -=P-F. z ~ e.z-r-'
aa-- H5ra e-z--e--F ard - rksr= -
-ss.rs q eE-lEa-g -snp-rxfur-- Wk.r
- sEa=E-1 -. tes=sls =. f.zz1 Il.
. - slzrsi-irz - Eatsr lad - mar.
I > a. - re- e1zrz@ T. "a - - - ssnz-
-l--ao- hat ~ rapor as N. ar~z-
Z tzs' sz-ri-s = =. slse-r1e1ry. H--e.
- 1ee11-e rAz- -.~r-sszI zsse --fsszr-.5,
ar. do 20 - graf xznaaa- ..
-znaE-zr- eiseA&rR-a - - fzeTs-s
rsizu-ss- s--zzsAsps AZ s=.az rz5-
rnzeE
las sIyl4-sresn s-s-s slsa - =
uo-z. ct - Il. a. rrsr n. sf-. s
s.ie- sA.rrr5ezl E-or=s a.. 1890
50 F~-e~pritig- -za--5y. 81 pan.
rofzei6.nt Wifs ~ r5-se ia 4s-- "a.
ircusfr5-s e - Ho-id .s@-s-.z -
s->zZ kars =z1e ssrh rzue Erie.
tara E-erszsir- III s--1urr - sz-.fs---.
eissAarz-c iz-o the sir-fk -.
4 Ckr8-1r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

4 sinzi=g tszrker Fee<frss : eexrz...-
E5eafion concerning fhs falIyxfr1-
-HIH yeu kineiy r. n knaw sons
charge t9r ssse- pfDesnefa1ng Az.
10 sirxiER soaes. bot an zsiisy e -
you ~~{ II ysa szn p-o6nae &c tct
r. -Dxtrosi Pre-. Pre.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23


= - e.s ------z
s.--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

S1z-r--1. >szz-z-x rs - er-z
49, r.
Ssz--E - i ~- Er-zz.L q - Ar.
"a AZ - - E--E- EEz<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

@=z CE-x E--5 - x -H-x- a.;
-E-- ---ss r. - rru-x -.
Cs=r E==---- LID ~ - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
. Nes xomsn Of NJ kula


t-r-sn - snx v-sxa~s DC. s.-<ss
DxAl MA PIyKxAn-l tax !. =
~ ez-y % vr1,< % yoz ~x--~<<z-x
~ sinexr> z-zs<-z8e Scr Tie ~1.zse--
ezl -~2s<f have exp<ra<.ce.e ~ Tie 20
Of Lye-A Z Ftakh~zs ve<~-2Ase C1n-
poz-< ! tired ezS<---. S1--n-x. also
cz1<r~=r xz-Gx 81 zees-sze- 7 -sz1
s-~l e~-.~r ~ -=z<s- -aez wom-E -
- - - e-.r-
Fer e-y.- y>z- ! wzs . S-~sr ST.
fr--r- sz< 1A--1zy e lie wuzb z-1
-az = SEC. E@<rT .. ny zoe.Aly
p<ro1z eszz sss -c-x ~. . rrri-
before w1zl6 k1-- % le S0-x- Yorr
E<s--ez,- EAx mace n@wwozzz es-<
j GO r0w wo<x a. Szy xzz .c. r~s
t-ec ] -a2.x yoz sor ~A2- ysz have
c0ee scr ae- ! kAal a-wzys rrzsse
yozr E1csezzs 20 A. szSe-5zx w1z<z- .
-xxA Z Z Erzx. GExxAso. oz.o-
i have t2<ea .sys. BOTTLES O. Lydsa
z FzxA2z's y.yxz.ss~ Compound
ssc sd r~S P=<<zyss CT y0z- s<=a-
Gre 2za, also so-.e 0s tie Liver PfIls
a.c e1a ssy that ySzr rxn~c-es VII
Go al Tag jos cain far skez Before
t><Eny yozr r~Dedses I -zz very bsd
ws-h -ozs tr0zbie. -ax n=rrozs. h.d
10 szestao1- eoz1 not sleep. ard NV
iDoc sosDed 20 Do ~ No good Wow I
az well AID yozr ze6sesne has cared
- i~1A gladly r-connend yo-zr nod
go % every ooe wherever xo.-
MA ~ L szxAEz. Grx Mar. Me-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

z. We tzz4 s--~z< - rz--r -x-ls
Aera= y zz=z =-e~- E--.e-s-sZ =zsz
D Asra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

= ~ = s.-z-E W - --s-1- =
--ss = r-.<x Ia - s--GE sslr1l1 xzE-E
= X E<.< s----zEezxz -zy Nsz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

- F--- 49, - G-1---s -.s-zr,
r. -aTl-- j. s1zlsa - AZ Frssa.z< !
q <s-s - - - - ~ p a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

E-A s-sw axzrr1 ~ - -
IA A. "a .s-x =. - - -
E--1lr ssz-@ ] NwsFs - 1as .---s
Ia rs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

-u@E s--s-s - tz1- - a..
-.T- -<-a-- Ia. -vs- wx-sau-~rs.s
zzsz - ! HsEe- : 49, ssze = 49, a
49, - rws- -1-rz - ~ -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

A 81 Z Fl-E--L1rr Esz1z-- > :
rs-T ny - "a. ~ 49,
= - -=-les ~ E<za-4ss HIS NJ
- szs1z-z1 - ---s- - Hrz -
- wNs z-sz-@1 4rr So IS sz4 -. aaeEs
- - S-zs-F sw-~z = s4EEE p
sEx- GE--zae.- : sr-z-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23
A DOLLAR SIRETCHER

= - ~ AZ
Ezor1x-s
-Ta-=
fr s-z--= All cSz bzz-s.zz -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Aaias sad 9sehigzn rsqasre t,ss -
1a.s fsfa1rnes foE eitizenskip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23


-
- - m aSrr-=s~=r -
waaa~~ Nm---~-~
- =
- ~ sr - - - - -
-. -
- = 49, q BIB
N7 ..za
.-~--- rn -- 49,
-. ,. = =. = -. =.
- - - nar
-. -. - -. =
~ 49, - Frsa-s4 m z~ asz-aru
- - - $50 -
49, b. aH~~ A. ass.sasnn -
- ..--- -. ..--,..ss.a-s -
- -. - =. - :
- -
LES 4-4s $50 = a
alEzz-zzT1 1--1 rra
q - -. - -
- -.
@ ~ ~ -
1872 Amasrw1 s. ssamua
- 2 - -
49, aa r-z< az-sr- - - -zz-r
1-w s-44 - = $50 -
80 z-zE -
-
-.
= -s-- - ~ - -
z~s mu - h-a-1 q - $685. -
-zs a. 49, e-4- - -
asr-a-- ---ar a=za~z aasaf = - 8 -
=
-z
z - ~ $500
- - =
aaas--1 81 - 1sz azs~1 1aa1@ - -
49, a. ----s. - 81 - - =
- - 49, A. - .
a-ar Ear. rla1s srx - r-w~n
.-. - - - -.-~ -.
s--aar
Hass- - - - - - -
-----e -. - - - = =
- = :.
e - L-a-91aa- - s1s4
- ----z-l - -zr -al z.t .zz --.<
$500 - ss--l - - -.
=. =.
= = r - y = -
An~ aszas-ssu .111 - - Na.ls --aasrr - ~
ass Ear ---s-ss. a- -a.rr- wu-r :.
swr - 1-uzaza q -uza~r-~ *
= 80 49, - - = ='z= ~
= = - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Tie -=soszxs- 4 H. z~.~x. zszess--
eu@st-S~-e1 % the p<zse5i pc II - az.o-
E1o<als- Tie ias-=-ar j. Pr.< A N
H@r-I.<- 10 w-!l-x1oEz sese--ss-
wso-~ eEp~rszs-ts N aerozzz-sz k.s~
e--S.=2 zEeH Interest Tse znyso-
hi-yeis = a self-prop-le6 bsey-I- rzz
y q s<rf q zr1sasi5. tz-bs-e- wzseh u
spsse Il ~ d@=i=srire sz1e p1-.-.~zs a.
ta-zss1Ez por==- TIE zzeAiz~ r,ow,
ts4r0zxh fbe ss-1 aad r1szE ruA6s zn1
rp al ordinary g-Ices ss.h the szzs
facility thz; ]. s>1wls szozx the .-a.oeb-
sss str-~-s- Tse E2ehi.s nas b~-r
S2~f.tsd co rz=s sgyreg4tiaz sss asss-..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

Las>- - - 49,. t-zz-z- a
TG-g E1x&.w-=Ez - - z Cz--z- .
- Nat 49, =--esz@1 ~. - r. ~ F.
-. a. r.-1-xex Wa. a --1-----x
=ss- - NJ z1Sr~- n l. - :
-a--1-G E-z ---@- -
VIA 10 ray -z-~ - 80 -
- AZ 10y a.. a. 1eHxs y
- K-xw- 1r---@e - 49, -
go -. $50 G-zsk Z zp-z- "a.
frlzzscs A-Sz=4z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

lss-=A---I s1@E ta4z Dr. zzsz
-1~r = rs-r E~E-s- 49, = a r.--
"a tDu y --Ez-N IA .ns -
- SO A<=z--Taz k-.sx .s.1-s
r11-er - Z . sza- t-xs 80 = tae-
Er1 - r~<1. = sd We E.zz-
- .xs Ee-zz So. srz .--srp-z -
- = - s--1- CSC 1se K - 81 = Esas-tz
--E=sc-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-11-23

S--u- 80 Las 10 --p1-z.loz q h~rx
to -2rges- cog 90 -ecoc1- lives = Te--
szo@. 1.e = oT1-- ~ Izex- Wayns
E4--E- = Ez--2z@- he = q ge-z.=
AZ E7zias1 ==2ssi@- az1 : Fez-~ GO
Eas h-=x-A t-r= iip 70 - . .<~-n s-~-
as toz- azeh~s s11 ne wesxax -
r,1z.cs II a-lxa-s - ]. KS i-ehes
az rs xz--z =sezs=--x = i-e1-~ u
Ee&sz--z>rt Gryz-6 as r-ex . :.
l-eses- wkil- rs tS-ele~s zzezkz-~ = /.
i.~1e~ Althozy- 1lazys caste x-=.s-
- l2cses- ~ 1Ek<- s~x hare - - q
Th=4r god s>=zrzs<- he 10 IN sEa-x~
q = nexrr- wso .2s b~~= kss =e~p~- sar
seE>-z- Te@-N
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29
99399999999999
IF YOU WANT A CHANGE OF CLIMB 1T

You don't have South Pacific call the Bee Hive
try
like, No trouble them
we'll everything else the building
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-15

That it was in his interest that the Re
publican state convention was induced to
pass its nomination for Member of on
gress and he thereby became obligated
to aid its state ticket in opposition to the
Silver party.
That the moral effect of his conduct
throughout the rllupaign was to lend aid
and comfort to tn, enemy and to cast
suspicion upon the strength of the Silver
party and endanger it's success.
That his personal ambition has o n
trOlled his motives without regard to
party or principle. and that his associa-
ions are such as to make bimetalli>ts
everywhere suspect that he is a traitor to
the silver cause.
That in spite of all this treachcry the
silver party elected "A majority ofthe mem
bers of the legislature, and that said
NewIands is now ~endcavoring to corrupt
them to defeat the expressed will of The
voters of the state.
Therefore, BE it resolved by the State
Central COmmitta" OF the Silver Party
for his bad faith in the campaign
for his act OF trel ,hnry in breaking the
pledge of the Silver party platform, toI
his covert opposition to his WI part!
ticket, that the Silver party d]cnounces
Francis g.. NeWland~ ~ a traitor to his
party, au enemy to the silver cause and q
dangerous MAJ to society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-15
ESOLUTION

RESOLUTIONS
raas, the fact is notorious that
Is g. NewlandS has announced
|lf a candidate for Senator of the
] States to succeed the Hon. VIM. NJ.
1t, the Silver party State Central
littee of the State of Nevada in reg
Getting begs to set forth the follow
It's for the impartial Judgment of a
world:
the Silver party of the State of
=, represented by regularly elected
.tes in convention at Reno. Unani-
' adopted the following plank in
4tform:
earnestly recommend the recollection
IL. VIM. NJ. Stewart to the Senate OF
nited States, and pledge the Silver
Of Nevada and the nominees OF this
ltjon TO his support for that Of
FRANCIS G. Newlands in a speech
the convention personally and VOL
lIy pledged himself to the support
4tor Stewart for reelection.
said F. q. Newlands was a nOmi-
+ that convention for Member of
ass and as such was pledged by the
2tiop to the support of Senator
-xyfur reelection.
SNIeScan be .absOlved from that
QtAfS by the action Of said conven-
,e1f,0rby its legal representative
TveeSarty State Central Commit
p Mr.. highlands in the genera.
N on SsSember Sth, was most sat
Try to$fm in every way and that h
If has expressed his qualification
t$Sg. bnbR6 that he received
sonemsi95ty"
said rasnlt,goves the good faitl
ator SAwartfn the campaign ant
the state candidates on the Silve
Ticket.
/ said Francis G. Nwlands, neithe
rspnar nor party defec
; iaancowaS abssfved from hi
to dRB SjlSer party to supper
or Ste~arSndo Chat his appearance
1t him sE1histims as a candidat
sUn@a sts9es Senate is an act c
Eey. g; p. -,
PparI, NpfxtSer &9ideace of tn
aorabte COURSE OF M. NeXland
90 call attention to the salSwin
{ asassefto Rs party and to TIE 81
t be inkigued with the Democra
brsveuted a fusisp of the Silys
EoftA9 state beSsMs he felt IN
asion would @N the overX6eln
|section of aewart leeislati'
~ ! &
he acS>>M the ena6rsemssfs
emoxASstate GENITAL Com3Ritt
eufS&Nf Congress on aF4s64
,denoShced sepdtor sA an
" both in aer and yfCityef olat'
sdseofsR Silver Rglstform
: 81
@GH 'RW13~\
4rrsygsskAr:M
SON IS MSAE
- 80 j. ii' u.
~ "a -
> =
V$S%x%< -
. ~ =
; 49, -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-15
raj Committee Resolutions
THE INDICTM y

THE INDICTMENT
re is hereby given to the members
Party S tate Central Com
that at the adjourned meeting of
Thursday, January 18th,
offer the following resolution:
CHARLES n. sam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION
Mot Last Night and Disposed
OF Many Matters.

At a meeting of the eivu service
commission last night. the protest
against the employment " " II.
Glenn az an Inspector ON the Cedar
River pipeline, was considered.
Secretary circuit IL prvnarlnF state.
msnt which VIII hs presented next
Tugaaay night =, 4. EckenherH.
Who was recently DISCHARGED from
the police furev. VIII be given a hear
lnE before the commission Tuesday
night
Fireman Rabl Johnson ami Police
Onieer \. n MaHued. two em-
piuyes ~ the citY who were disabled
while in the dis, haFEe ~ their duty.
we're recommended e. receive ray
while N duty R6bt Johnson re-
ceived severe cut on the hand By
falling glass az a recent nrr. ana
Oficsr Mrn0fd's shoulder vas dis
located while making an arrval.
Roth men viii receive fun pay for
% DAYS and half pay afterwards for
a period not To exceed six months.
fhe application " , l.. Anderson.
carpenter vhu feli and sustained
injuries while working IN the city
stables. is being considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
M'LEAN CANNOT
LEAVE THE RACE

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 2s.-John r.
Mclean has gone too far In the con-
test Of the Democratic guberuatoriai
campaign 10 turn back. lie must go
before the Zanesville convention to
stand or fall.
Mclean has been repeatedly
charged with cOwardice. 1t has been
repeatedly said n him that he dare
not return 10 Ohio and 60 before the
people as candidate for Office Not
two weeks ngo. while comforting with
some OF his henchmen at Narragan-
sett Pier. enjoying the cool sea
breezes. Mclean emphatlcally and
even profaneiy asserted that he in
tended 10 show EN- that he dare 10
seek an Office before the people" Ev-
en- though certain defeat WIS star
Ing him IN the face-and bis defeat
fs by m means an assured fact he
would be compelled now 90 face the
music and allow his name 10 go be-
fore the convention n he failed.
then, indeed, would he be truthfully
charged with weak cowar1lcc.
lie knows this and 80 do his poll
tical advisers. therefore the talk
which Is stu current IN some quar-
ters that he viii not go to the wire
is not based on good judgment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
ROW OVER A
DEWEY MARCH

ROME. Aug % In June an Am
erieau newspaper man proposed to
Composer MascaEni to write a
Dewey March. his paper to print II
and MascaRm to have the world
Copyright. Nascagni agreed. but ar
forwards decided to take lump sum
and give up the copyright
The march vas composed and an
English paper published the state
ment that ii had been played with
great success before 1000 people AT
Pcsarn. This was untrue. bat the
result was that MascaRui was inun-
dated with offers from various pa
pers for the march. The original
seeker o. the march visited the com
poser to confirm his contract. which
had never been signed. and was ask
81 $40. 60 for the march. He finally
agreed to pay 3.s00 but 80 many
difficulties arose that he dropped the
whole matter and left italy. IL IL
not known who secured the march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
A LYNCHlNG
THREATE NEO

FORT LAWN. =. G. Aug a.-Tssn
DAYS ago Mrs z. " nrep. . pretty
woman 81 Is. very popular IN the
town. aud pHomiHsnt IN charities aHd
churah wark. sns found dead in bel
wiki a r1nc hall through her brain.
Tier husband. merchant here re-
ported u a. suicide. Investigation
showed evidences of murder NfH.
Rsep had bsrn asissp ssth her baby
on her breast The Infant sas rs-
moved BY ths murder ~ murisfrHa
- that the rife might b. arsd frum
the feet u the victim and give an
appearance Of sutriav.
The police learned nat Rsep had
been intimate with fnather woman
and IN view ~ all the circumstances
he VAS ARRESTED yesterday aud put
in Jail
last night a mob surrounded the
jail AMI attempted 20 take Hrsp out
and lynch him. hut the sheriff sue
cceded In preventiax them from Est-
ting inside the building They m
ally dispersed. utisring threats To
kiil the woman IN the eaHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
CONTRACTS FOR
SEWERS LET

Contracts we're let by tho board of
public works this afternoon. FOR the
construction 81 two sewers. which
will prove a great benefit 10 the dis
trict they are In. The largest sewer
wll begin at a point on Post street
between Cherry and Columbia street.
II will then run south. back Of the
big brick blocks to Washington
street The sewer IL 10 be construct
ed with the idea Of draining the
lowest level Of the buildings on First
avenue Another benefit that viii
be derived from the new sewer will
be the proper drainage OF water and
elevator wells. Work on the con-
struetlon viii be pushed as fast as
possible.
\ sewer Will also be constructed on
Boren avenue north from Thomas
10 Republican street.
Contracts were also let today for
the grading Of Alexander street and
Thirty-third avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
ARE REfITTING
TRANSPORTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 TIRE q
the larger army transports. which
since their acquisition by the gov
eminent at the outbreak Of the war
have been on the New York station.
are now being fitted up az motel
froopshifs aHf & e ezpsciei ahaI
they will be used 10 carry some Il
the new volunteer seE meats tl the
Philippines TIE transports are tHa
Logan ard Meade. now In process II
Teftt.ng and renpvating In brooklyn.
and the Thomas. which r. ~ Cramps
yard in Philadelphia. The three yes
sells have an aggregate capacity -
5000 officers and men. with room 20
spare for the wiyt and families y
the officers and non-commisaio ned
officers. II Il not probable that the
vessels VIII be able 10 leave this port
before November l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
C. z. LOCAL UNION MEET

The local union 81 the Christian
Endeavor society VIII meet Friday
evening. September !, at the Method
iHt Protestant CHURCH Al Of the
chalrmen u the different committees
are expected TO be- present as many
matters Of importance are TO be
considered Tho e. II. societies ~
the Methodist Protestant and Chris
tian churches Will entertain the local
union at luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
Mebrsska cattleman Shot

cHADRON. Neb.. Aug 2s--Tom
Ryan. cattieman, was shot and
killed BY Frank Coll. a young sheep
man, fifteen miles southeast - this
city. this morning The affair IL the
result Of a feud that has existed be-
tween the cattiemen and the sheep
men over priority Of right to pastur-
age land. Coil gave himself up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26

this the front TO
hts prediction sunday Let
Salisbury predictions b
hIs chief Of police until Mon
day. are Mr. Salisbury 10 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26

ftrTshuRo. KIM. Aur 70 Two
Of the boilers at the pltthburg Nitriz
fed Brick works exploded today. and
the engineer, tiroman aud a yHrdmnn
we're Instantly killed. aud four other
employees we're injured The engine
ana boiler houses were demolished.
fhu dead are David Boyd. James
Holman and Henry Heath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
NJ | 4

rem
still nd
and cd
takes
escorte
strong|
on he
and a|
and AM
Al 2 |
Ing a
without
ter u,|
OF the
hotir.