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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-07-12

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A New Appointment.

Congressman Kerr has appointed
DR.. w. E. Hart, of Elyria, as one Of
the pension examiners Of Lorain
county. This position was until re-
Gently under the civil service rule.
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DIR. HUGGINs CoLIC CURE.

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DIR. HUGGTN'S HEART CURE,

A most reliable remedy for palpita-
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Warranted to please or money refund
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Notice of APPOINTMENT.

Estate OF Nathan H. Underhill, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate Of
Nathan II. Underhill, late OF Wellington, Lo-
rain county deceased.
Dated this nth. day Of June, A. D., 1899.
32 VIM VISCHER.
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DIR. HUGGIN'S RHl

DIR. HUGGIN'S RHEUMATISM CURE.
Cures muscular soreness and cramps,
stiffness, swelling and painfulness Of
Joints and muscles, and all rheumatic
affections. Warranted to please. CSC.
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INTERNAL, PILE CIIRE.

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Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate Of w. K. Peirce, deceased.
The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as executors OF the estate Of W. E..
Peirce, late Of Wellington. Lorain county, de-
ceased.
Dated this lSt day Of July. A. D., 1899.
All AAdaii RslrfSS, n. Ss,r,,.
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IN PROBATE COURT.

The State of Ohio,
T.orain County, IS.
John r. Hanley, Admir- of the Estate
of Benz. R. Coats, deceased, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary A. Coats ct al, Defendants.
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For Sale.

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DIR. HUGGIN'S DIARRHOEA CURE.
Cures diarrhoea, dysentery (hux) and
all loose, bloody or mucous conditions
of the bowels. Warranted to please or
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For Rent.

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WARRANTED ASTHMA CURE.

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DIR. HUGGINs BLADDER AND KID

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DIR. HUGGIN's CATARRH CURE
Cures catarrh of the head, throat, bron-
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blood. Positive cure. Warranted to
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DIR. HUGGINs DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Cures dyspepsia, sour stomach, gas
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DIR. HUGGIN'S HAY FEVER CURE.
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head, nose, throat or eyes, excessive
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DIR. HUGGIN'S TOBACCO CURE.
Pleasant and positively warranted
cure for the tobacco habit. 25c. Com
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NEWS.
COLLECTED BY THE ENTERPRISES
CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.

Recent Happenings and Special Events
In wellington's Immediate Vicinity, of
Interest to Everyone-Our Correspond
ents Spare No Pains to Clean the News
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DIR. HUGGIN'S LAXATIVE LIVER
TABLETS.

A mild5pleasant and effective remedy
for constipation and bilious headache,
loss of appetite and all liver and digest
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TIME TRBLES.
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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A.
ThOrity to Improve Navigation Of
Pack River and its Tributaries

Notice Is hereby given that the Pack river
Land and Improvement company, Limited "a
cOrporatiOn duly created and organized uh,
der and by virtue of the laws OF the sta,e oi
IdaeO has applied to the State Board OF Lahu
Commissioners for the state OF iaaho, io TIL al
river and its tributaries lying WITHIN tne
county OF Kootenai state Of Idaho, by deep
ening clearing and Strengthening the cnah-
nels thereof. and by the construction OF DAMS
and booms therein and by canals to connect
Herewith or otherwise, II necessary. ana Tor
OF toll for the passage OF barges, RATS, timber
logs, lumber piling. railroad ties ana teie-
graph and telephone poles through said rack
river and it's tributaries, when the naviga-
tien thereof shall be thus improved, as the
Board of State Land Commissioners may
prescribe. ,
The name of the stream so deslred by sucn
company to be improved is Pack River ana
its tributaries, consisting Of three or r.ore
creeks to-wit: Grouse creek, Sand creek ana
Rapie creek. and the entire portion af Pack
river and its tributaries. lying Wlthln the
county OF Kootenai. and state of Idaho.
Notice is further given that the State
Board OF Land Commissioners has designated
Mondry, the 4th day of September, 1899, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. IN. of said day: ~ the
Office OF said board at TIE capitol building az
Boise City, state of Idaho: as the time ~
which such application will be heard.
In Witness whereof the said Pack River
Land and Improvement Company, Limlteu.
Il corporation. has caused this notice TO DE
subscrbee by its president ana secretary
hereunto this list day Of August A. ID. 1899
PACK RIVER LAND & IMPROVEMENT
Co LIMITED. BY
(S. b. f, BUTLER, President
S. b. MCMICHAEI, Secretary.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19
EXPANSION AS AN ISSUE.

The republican party through
the administration papers is max
ing desperate attempt to force
the expansion question to the front
as the paramount issue in 1900.
By the clamor of vituperation
upon this question they hope to
deaden the ear of the people to
the onward tread of free silver
But the effort is futile. The peo-
pie, looking with disfavor upon
the aquisition of territory by con-
quest, refuse to discuss the ques-
ton. While steadily strengthens,
ing and fortifying their position on
the money question, they merely
seek, in the PHILIPPINE matter,
some honorable method of rescu-
ing the nation from the shameful
and pitiable plight in which the
republican party has placed it.
They stand ready to strengthen
the hands Of the president with all
their united strength, when he
shall take an honorable, straight
forward course. But his PROPOSE
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

today. daughter and great
cheering.) ! thank you and bid
you all good day."
The author of this speech has
been president of the United States
for two years and five months, and
few travelling men are doing as
well as when he was elected or in
augurated. Thousands who then
had Jobs are now without them,
forced out of employment by the
trusts, and those employed are re-
ceiving less for their services. If,
as Mckinley said, their business
registers better than any other the
prosperity or depression of the
country, the country is depressed
as never before. And granting the
travelling man to be the valuable
political friend and dangerous po-
litical foe described in the Canton
speech, the present occupant OF
the White House will not succeed
himself, for his administration has
been so disastrous to them that the
knights Of the grip are practically
unit in opposition to his re-elec-
ton.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19
M'KINLEY AND THE TRAVELLERS.

In October, 1896, an immense
crowd of travelling men journeyed
to Canton, O., to see and hear
Major Mckinley, and when they
had assembled at the cottage the
candidate appeared on the famous
front porch and thus addressed
them:
cit gives me great pleasure to
welcome the travellers to my city
and home. | do not know where
there could be found anywhere a
more representative body of Amer
lean citizens than among the COM
mercial travellers of the United
States. Their business. possibly
better than any other, registers the
depression or prosperity of the
ee'sntry- .seNobody knows sooner
than the commercial traveller
whether times are good or bad.
81 know the value of the com
mercial traveller. When he is
against you, look out. Great
laughter.) There is no such re-
cruiting officer in the United States
for a political party as one OF these
commercial travellers. daughter
and applause. They go every
where and they are good takers as
you have demonstrated by the
choice Of your spokesman here
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.

A very interesting Exchange OF
courtesies" has been going on for
some time between the Portland
Oregonian and the Seattle Post
Intelligencer, both Republican pa
pers, anent the beauties of the
Mckinley administration in the
first place, but now upon the
quantity and flavor of the gold
standard prosperity which has
fallen like mamma upon their re-
spective cities. We are not par
ticularly interested in this "jangle
of warning Words" yet, when
rogues fall out, honest men may
often perceive the nets which are
spread for the unwary. In this
case the crooked ways Of the pros
perity maker are shown up in no
uncertain light, as the following
will show:
As predicted in Sundays Oregonian
bank clearings at Seattle yesterday
Monday were heavy, the total being
$5S5,2i2. Or this amount, 1864, S2l
was "balances' carried over from Sat
urday's clearing>, leaving the actua
clearings for Monday $220,39l. III
other words, the figures show about
two thirds padding and one-third &C
tual business. IT Seattle could buy
bread or pay taxes with the balances
used in enlarging her hank clearings
| she would he the greatest city or
earth. "Figures cannot lie" hut flg'
ures sometimes do.-Portland Ore
gOnian.
To which the Post Intelligence
replies in part, as follows:
The volume of business transacted
by tile clearing house does not affect
the banks in the least; that rs to say
it does not add one dollar To OF TAX,
one dollar from their business; hence
there is no selfish object to be gained
by padding the returns, as charged b,
the Oregonian.
In saying there is no selfish OBJ
ject to be gained by the bankers ir
padding the clearing house returns
the Post Intelligencer speaks but
the half truth. For the past two
years the banks have pointed te
these clearing house returns as the
one true and absolute guage OF the
business done in the country; as
the prima facia evidence Of re-
turned prosperity. These PADDED
lies have been fouted in the face
of the people as the infallible proc
| of the fallacy of free silver Fol
two years or more these return:
have been used as club to bea
down the contentious of the PEG
pie and drive the silver-republi
can and week kneed silverite into
the ranks of gold monometalism
AS the campaign of 1900 ap
proaches these clearing house re
turns will be padded, and stuffed
and manipulated beyond measure
in the hope that the straw pros
perity thus shown will give to th'
gold standard republican party
victory, and to the banks, bank
ing and currency law which will
place them in absolute control o
the peoples money.
This is the object in padding the
clearing house returns. This Is
why Mr.. Bryan and his followers
say that the present is but ar
apparent prosperity.
|
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

RICHARD CROKER, Tammany's
chief, has returned from Europe
with change of heart in the mat
ter of Expansion" Humanity
and not politics is involved" he
says. After all, Mr.. Bryan's band
wagon bids tair to become a pleas
ant and popular vehicle in which
to ride. There is room for all.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19
And all points East or South,
Steamship Tickets to and From
Europe and Other For
eign Countries.

Train for the East and Portland departs
7:15 II m. daily. Wallace and Moscow accom-
mediation departs sos a. M. daily. Through
service No delays or lay-overs anywhere
Get through tickets and further infornla-
tion at o. r. 4 N city ticket office. No. 4}0
Riverside avenue, corner Stevens rect Spo-
kane Wash II. nj. ADAMS
General Agent, Spokane, Wash
VIII HURLBURT,
g. p A.. Portland Ore
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

THE SILVER BLADE is in receipt
of a number of letters lately re-
ceived from parties in different
parts of the East, making inquiries
concerning this section Of the
country and asking for reliable
informal on of our resources. There
is certain to be an exodus from the
East here, early in the fall. These
letters are from we'll to do, parties
and they represent people with
money sufficient to pay for and i'm
prove their land, which fact is very
encouraging, as 1t brings a very
desirable class of citizens to us.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

July was less prolific in trust
organizations than any of the pre-
ceding months of the year. The
action of the New York banks in
regard to the securities Of the in
dustrials was undoubtedly the
cause of the cessation in the form
ing of combines. Then, too, pro-
moters seemed to be kept busy in
the effort to complete the deals on
which they had spent considerable
time and money. Under these
conditions but few schemes were
attempted, and both the manufae-
tnrer and the combine maker SEEM
ingly were content to wait for a
more favorable condition of affairs.
With all this dullness in the trust
creating industry, the capital filed
in New Jersey for the month
reached Sis, 5000 in West
Virginia s33, 500, 900 and in other
states sI7, 500, 900. The next pan
ic in securities is steadily rrpenrng.
All it needs is plenty of moisture,
and this it is getting on trust valu-
atoms.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

RATHDRUM has been honored
during the past week, not only by
the presence Of some of the lead
ing educators of the northwest,
but by the presence of an assem-
blage of teachers of which town
many times the size of our own
would be proud to honor and
entertain. Many of our citizens
have been constant attendants at
the daily meetings and evening
lectures, and have been highly re-
warded for their presence. The
school teacher is the most respect
ed member of our county. There
can be no more solemn trust than
than the trust conveyed when the
parent yields the mind and heart
and character of his child into
another's training. Come again
teachers. Our community has
been made better by your presence.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

THE state board Of equalization
has been in session at Boise dur
ing the past week. A general in
crease was ordered on almost all
property in the state. The pat
ented lands in this county was or
dered increased from an average
of SI.I4 per acre to SI.4S per
acre. This is an increase of 30
per cent over the assessment of
last year, the county assessor hav-
ing assessed the lands at the sam e
price per acre as in 1898. The
valuation of other property in this
county was not changed, as the
assessor had already increased it
on an average of about % per cent
The value of railroads was fixed at
So, per mile, an increase of Fl
per cent over last year. Telegraph
and telephone lines were also in
creased about 20 per cent. The
total increase of all property in the
county owe. 1898 will average
about rs per cent.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-19

ton to throw an hundred thousand
men into the islands; to conquer
them first and do the right thing
afterwards, is looked upon with
suspicion. The broken promises;
the trap of internatio lal bimetal-
ism is yet fresh in the minds of
the people. Thus it is that the
call for volunteers meets with such
sluggish response.
How different was the answer to
the call for volunteers for the
Spanish war Hundreds of thous-
ands turned away-denied the
dear privilege of fighting for their
country. Here, in Rathdrum,
hundreds of our young men, the
flower of the land, were turned
away; and yet more came from
afar. Being denied here they
passed on to Spokane, hoping to
be accepted there. All they asked
was that they might pour out their
blood for their country's honor, lay
down their lives, if need be, to
avenge the Maine.
How is it now2
For the past week Lieutenant
James cManus, of the regular
army has been here for the pur-
pose of enrolling volunteers under
the presidents last call. Not a
man has come forward, and the
Lieutenant has departed without
having secured single recruit. 1t
was the same in Moscow. The
press dispatches of Friday tell OF
the same sluggish response, the
difficulty in securing men in
Georgia, Alabama, the Caroinas,
the Gulf states and the two north
west Pacific states" Tomorrow
dispatches will tell of the same
difficulty in the northern and in
terror states.
Is not this the answer of the
people to the Expansionist?
Give to the Filipino the same
assurance Of independence and
self government that has beer
given to the Cuban, and the Phil
ippIne question is settled; settled
without the firing of another gun
settled in the manner the people
want to see it settled.
This is all the tissue" there i:
to Expansion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-13
FACE OF LIEN SUSTAINED HARBOR SITUATION EASEDF
PACIFIC MAIL AND OCEANIC
WHARVES CLEARED.
Temporary Abatement of the Harbor
Congestion-Few Vessels in Naval
Row Waiting for Berths-Notes.

The Kilohana Is discharging her su
gar to the ST. Frances at the Railroad
wharf.
Purser Turner of the Kilohana re-
ports 10000 bags of sugar on Kauai
awaiting shipment.
The Kilohana reports the James Ma
kee as still weather bound at Hama
maulu. Light wind and heavy swell
on the channel.
The schooner Concord reports strong
winds and heavy seas at Kaunakakai
since Tuesday noon, following fine
weather.
The steamer Iva will hereafter run
regularly to the windward ports of
this Island to bring in the rice and
paddy crop now being sent to market
Harbor Master Fuller has just got
into his new office. 1t is a small room
makai of the entrance to the custom
house.
There is a great deal of rivalry among
the various vessels of the Inter Island
Kauai fleet Since the James MaKee
has had her new copper bottom her
officers and crew have claimed for her
that she could outsail any of the 9TH
others. Now the Waialeale partisans
crow over the fact that last Monday
the Makee left here at Ais o'clock and
the Waialeale not until twenty five
minutes later, but in an hour had ov-
ertakec the Makee and led her all the
way to the Garden Isle.
For the first time for long while
the Pacific Mail wharf is absolutely
free of freight except that the Wills
cott is discharging coal there. Advan-
tage is being taken of the fact to give
! it a thorough washing down with the
! hose and plenty of water. The Rio
| has IA perfectly clean wharf on which
| to discharge her freight and passen-
| gers. The Oceanic wharf also is prac-
! tically free from freight. The St
| George is discharging coal at the ma
| kai end and there are a few odds and
ends of freight scattered about, but
! generally speaking, it is clear.
The congestion on the other wharves
has been very much relieved the past
! few days and so has the congestion ir
| the harbor, there being only two OF
| three laden vessels in the stream
! stream for berths. However the Rio
| which is in, and the China, which vii
doubtless be in this afternoon, togeth
er with the bark which arrived today
! will keep wharfingers and customs of
ficerS busy again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-13
NEW GUTTAPERCHA.

Green guttapercha is now produced
from the leaves of the caOutchouc ire,
and is said to not only possess all the
advantages of the article obtained by
incsion in the stem, but even to excel
it in durability, so that it can enter
into use industrially and commercial
ly in a hitherto unknown way. 1t is
readily prepared and cheap in price,
not requiring an expensive publication,
which heretofore increased the price
of the product 10 to 20 per cent. Besides
it is highly plastic, very strong, can be
divided into the thinnest leaves ana
receives the most delicate and at the
same time most distinct Impressions
by moulding and pressing. Moreover,
it withstands the action of water and
the strongest acids, and even in a
worn and broken up condition is still
worth 20 per cent of its cost of produc-
tion. The French mail and telegraph
department has already commenced its
use for the construction of submarine
cables.