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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-09

apt to create panic, as eastern banks
seem to be it's chief creditors. 1t is to
be hoped that the failure will prove to
be an honest one. The head OF The
firm, Mr.. W. T. Coleman, stands high
in the social and political world,
having even been talked about as a
possible candidate for the Presidency.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-09

MORTGAGES bought. Money to loan.
A. ]. Arisen, 50 E. Second South
Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-09

Las DAILY nEBALD 40 pa 1lIhheo every
morning, Mondays excepted at THE
HERALD Block, corner West Temple and
irst south Streets, salt Lake City, by THE
HKRALD COMPANY subscription price, in
advance, 5000 per annum. post paid.
CHA zKMI-W EEKLY HERALD is published
every Wednesday and Saturday morning
Price, in advance, $500 per year; six
months, SITS, post paid
IHa WEEKLY HERALD is published every
thursday morning Price, in advance,
500 per year; SIX months, Sl0O, posi- pslo
~ SUNDAY HERALD is published every
lpday morning. Price, in advance, $Zoo
n Snnum, post paid
kyBscRIBKRs WILL confer favor by iof-
wsrding information to this once Wne4
heir papers are not promptly received
rhis Will aid us to determine where the
sAu,t lies
A IL COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed
THE HERALD,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16

THE ARIZONA NcKER
Original Kicks Called by The Detfoit PR



Original Kicks Called by The Detroit Free
Pres.
We take the following from tho last Issue
Ut The Arizona Kicker:
Il NEW DEPARTURE NEXT week We shall
bestn tho publication u an agricultural de.
Eartment 10 The Kicker, thus making o
years subscription ten tirlsa as valuable Us
az presept, without Increasing tho cat % stii-
scribers. We have made arrangements With
tenderfoOt who struck tho town without q
cent 30 take charge II the new department..
Iio b sailor By trade, md VIC now hayo
him out IN tho country Earning tic differ
ence betVeen coyote andh Hubbard squash
Ho may make a few blunders On the go Oh,
a. he sticks to Il TINT potatoes ought % grow
on trees, and TINT wheat grows wrong end,
10, but be Il a hummer and will get there
By and by. bemember, this department
docs not increase the subscription price at
oil We arc simply trying % publish pa
PER worth 600 per year for a..
CONE AGAis.-f there IL moro courte-
Gus gentleman In all tho great west than Col.
DubiH We should llka his nddress. We 70
fcrr0d ~ tho colonel tho other day as an I'M
hung thief. IL was only cur way, but 10
took exceptions aud called nt tho Office on
Tuesday and knocked M down. The blow
was delivered IN the most gcnteel manner,
md WIS not accompanied with any verbal
utterancoa 10 shock our senabilities. Neither
did tho colonel gougo our eyes or chow our
cara after VIC were down. He was cool, cain
and composed, and we freely admit that wo
got up With an lncrcsso Of 90 per cent. IN
respect for him. Our noeo was skinned, and
VIC knocked an auction bill Into ''pip as wo
fell, but wo have no grudge % satisfy Tho
colonel could do no less, and wo arc thankful
DO did no moro. We shall 30 pleased b. seo
him again.
TnAsKB.-Our thanks are duo Mrs. Gen.
Shift for peck Of beautiful onions. sent in
day or two ago. Also, 10 Mrs, Judge Hen
bricks for Eiz toothsome sandwiches and n
dorm pickles Also, 10 Maj Hayes for two
pounds OF butter and a SLIGO Of ham. II 10
generally Known that wo board ourselves, aud
our friends Vic viii each other In loading our
table with dolIeacieL We pity tho man
without frienda
+. B.-suiD1fbers will please excuse tho
looks u The Kicker this week. Tho two
pounds of butter mentioned above got mixed
With our Ink by accident causing tho hitter
b run too fnnly Wo hnvo added some pull
yerized clay 10 tho lot, and expect tho ink "
atiifsn up before cur next Issue.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
FOE waMzE ONLY.

Nrs. Ole BUD and her dEugbiel
viii nos return 10 their Csinhrldge
hoae UDt1 late ihis fall
Beira a. lockwood lsirns 10 Lars
addressed more than 1900 T,eissns
uiihin she present month
Mics .AIioe Cornwall, the discover.
81 4 the Nidas gold nine, Il Dow lhe
4 pf0prietress Of the London Sundss
Times.
Misc Amelia Jackson has been PRO
n0;sd frou sTZQ 10 $50 eierke5ip
+ 81 tbe Psteui Ofics. She 81 dGugh-
Ter q tie slayer q C.olopel Ellsworth
Dr. Tslmtge ssTs women should be
( permitted % whistle. Bat The CUES
I tl0u Immediately sfises. Should they
BE- permitted ~ We, heir whlstiss-
Mrs. Z. y. James. 8 Hnstl desoen-
dsnl Of the Washington fsmiy and 4
SsugideF-in--Ew Of FE-P0stnasler-
General jane, is the latest candidate
for histf1O1ic hOUVrs
Krs- Charlotte LellgTe.le, who hss
lived IN S. PEul sluce l535, WsE torn
ia Canada in l771. For the last dfiy
yesrs s5e has supported herseif ty
making mats, which business the still
eoDilnuss.
Mrt JOIN A. Merkie, Of Pond D.
Lac. VIE. who has not spoken atgYe
= whisper 30 twelve YEAR,. went out
shopping isst Monday, sud while tx
aiming some goOds wse surprised 20
fn1 HAT her voice had returned In
full volume.
Mrs. Oliver KEfoerer, Il GreeDTiile,
Pa, died Wadseelay uader peeEliI :
Circumstances A month ago her
oogsIH. Mrs Josepb Beck, wss buried
from Mrs. Esrnerer's house. End she
handed bouquet brought ia The
easkel from Chlesg0. From Il her
blood became pgisOns5, aud ihe fatal
Illness wGs c0otrEcts1
aPreQy liile Nfs. James g Blaine.
Jgn." remarks the Boston Globe, sssys
ebe left Augusta because the bsbIes
Of Mrs. C0ppingef Lad the whOopiDg
cough. There was 10 other wboOp
IN the HDoie business" And on that
bssis the Democratic papers founded
the siory tas' sbe was seeking = d.
YOFee. NJ. CieYslsnd's supporters
are gallant and just are they rot.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16

Tho colored brother has wonderful ca
pacity for adapting a word 10 his senses
During the war" said a well known vet
eran, I've often had trouble In getting up a
list Of counterBigna. had tho nntter IN
charge, and took n list Of European battles
IL was colored regiment The eountersign
for tho night was 'Ansterlitz.' In the even
log | tried % get Into tho lines and wss
halted. / gave tho counterSign. 'Auster-
litz'
"'Dat aln't right, sab, sald tho darIzy,
and he called tho provost, who was nlso
colorod. When that officer came, COM
planned that tho sentry didn't know tho
counterhign.
"'What ia 1t, sahr asked the provost Of
mo.
"Austcrlitz,' answered.
"'You nro wrong, sah. said he WINS put
under arrest. and II took tho colonel TO get
mo out What do you suppose tho darkies
had mado out Of tho original countersigni
Oyster shells '"--Washington Post
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
Ds=p CELLARS

The moet promiDegtcauses q damp
csliGrs are.
J. Ds1pDess permesfng tie walls.
2 D2mpuess from saturated soil
appearing below tie vale.
& DtmpDess from imperfect
plUmbing.
Most ground air permea,iBg
cellar bott0m, forced IL dry air pres
sure.
The first is an eTidenoe of either
poor workmanship and materials Or
imperfect drainage. Should 81 Ds The
former, aud diso0yered 10 time .
compulsory removal Of the work is
the best remedy. A good wall (stone
IL here UNDERWOOD should have every
spsee completely filed. Snail, hsi
stones make the oesi work wbea care
fully boaded and fitted Lax out
for walls showing nothing bot large
fat stone On the outer face, Ss sUeh
are often but dry concrete Ia the cen
ter II The work has progressed too
far 10 ALLOW the wall " be taken
down, the remedy is thorough costof
cement On the OUiside-from grade 70
footing backed by careful drain
age Of the immediate vicinity. Great
care is Necessary 10 Keep the surface
water from the building On all sides.
II will not suffice 70 keep II Eve, zen,
or twenty fee, away and uJey allow
II 10 poOP a. the ground will absorb
Il, and ifibs strata should happen ~
incline ia the direction u the cellar.
conduct the moisture ~ the wall,
where although perhaps not sppesr-
ing IN drops on the surface, sfill keep
ing The jointsdamp enough 70 aAsci
the atmosphere ard cause the mortar
% decay.
Good, clean yellow clay, well pud-
died and rsiamed around the walls,
is an excellent protection, and one
that should neYer be omitted.
FreqBenIy, ia nsigbbOfhoods thin
~ settled, where the sewerage system
il imperfeet, Or. rather, not pisted,
the ground becomes Wster-lOsged, Or
20 saturated with moisture ss 70 esuse
any shallow excavation % collee;
water, aud Il viii be nOiiesd ~ such
ground that after rain al these de-
pFessiOnf will bod the water with
great tenzeity. IN fact, the soil seems
unable 70 absorb any more.
Cellars sunk IN such ground will BE-
damp A. the foot u the wall, the
moisture extending out on the cellar
hoor, while any small knOwi caused |
by uneven excavation, may be per
fec,iy dry on Top, and even, ss hss D.
Cured 10 practice, the eisy opening 80 !
IN seams fran contraction IN drying /
while but few feet away The /
mod Sss three 10 six inches deep. 4
Tbis has been noticed even 81 . hOnse
situated On q small plateau with rap
u drainage 10 al sides Building
Trades Journal
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
LIGHTNING MAS NOWHERE



How ~ E1q>inssr C<a Aass.d % n IsHsB-
ds-y.boiL
s'Vrtnf WIS rhe fastest lirne you erg
snuder sls.os Tie TliEar q Jaiiultle Brws,
nsie u tiio hgsE known oTgi1ea-7 IN the west
or COUNTRY
.sWal. he rssurne6, y rsciun . rnn q
tory miles J made on tue Sprah Fiasts end
ID uae Giriigfn wa TIE sliei.est You sse,
psis sssIi pu; erpsu Omaha with hEtrf aIEgii'f
" Tlln IN s,jssill difssstsrs cssr tr-ir North
Platte und V'iasu ] g1E within u51sn Eft!
trsiies Il Che lu-ter s-ufiuu WIS gwen III
order 70 FlIu regardless Il svs'7-aning- other
trains veTe ssae t,lcEsa fr me.
- hadut ieft liz station rnareu Eve 1IIiD-
IIses 5stcrs heavy thunderstorm came ufs-
tireT g. i uu1li guieE Oh; rnsrp-gnd me
uni fgy fiesnED eajyre5 lhe 1;igs, 1igflny u
GreWcgl.E ypu cvg ST.
".Gn q Z suddua = Jln yllls = -ias
ilgiy M1sss' TINS 1gt.uiugg giruaE tue
tfz.eE1 Pg-l on johnnie ~ veff d1ne f.gr'
u looked baeE, Eu1 Bure enough tharE
c.lnr Z streak ri hgislsung i.iong tnr ragni
nj tles.Sed f9r us i was Euder N'nlllsh
tGue s1r1 q tiliug Eu5 was hprupiug along
HEt = maj . tlIue qrafr.
= knew that Z II struck r.Is machine We
was IL gzlue o. tae sweet hereafter, and ]
pulled hef pl1s gpa1-
.IYe,l, thg I'D machine ssar1e5 70 know
s.raes.s--sg was ~, s.i,3 stp Eurs jump liEs
saaf7s5 aIssic;Ie and uf tAnsad Il tnz.f I .tli~
ning rrslk Al frsz fhe streak sse-rsa - bs
gsiy-ng On u huf GfSar Tn engine GIT ro,Jd
ed s-l-rss1 ny, Jon oagta % sse me dis
GeneE Tlly uui iefweal Ms But ihe light
usng di5.t sss-u - - discouraged L Jus
sgt on rs kEliig ana clEvEsa along uf.sr Is
bE- 3 grla,-isalsy iig.s E.ser ~ lusolTsr-;
1e.rrr.
"H-sl1, ! sas- something, T-susa - dg3s, but
cguiduT make on INV . Do T. X WIS
plaza that L r.lis tiiEg Eert l,p nrasb longer
the uEser md c1zl UoIld g5rg lut, M 70
s,,e.E q I'd h1. jalrnl.lE. ] sayE . Torn
ilzezTe Iwar. nov, VIII lhc cal El1
Ea'G to' - gH4. ll1.s1ugt bs'd tsen heaT-
Ing zaEy aines lhg stGi1 Il r.fs faaz. tksGs
sse--s1 - hap flr ! gJul3 ~ r1se 1g.ttil.il,g
uls tagging. Tnan ! lurns1 t3g t,.Ae-iIls
oTeg y him and crrulsd back OF TIE tank
Lad Il i2ea- There Was 4 siding Z lev
miles l-ha1.d- Ind 4 We egEa :nEze Ei--'ull-l,
yguu SO. ghers HeE 3 tlrukea GfzEtar Or
TIE tl-,aE, aud HiIsn ! rssek11si Ns'5 g1t
sD1s. ne rsscn; dHt@nee ! dr1EFs3 Il
couic &c L fp-lag s-il1g .9r quite : ciasGlcel
tbar ssgG hack . ttg ersytns t-ra slSeEs3 IA
Al C 4 sn1dsr heard tie -as9st Ds1s2a-l3-
ia racket ygu saag Lizard q bal.in1 IL Thea
tie Gir Eas I'll q s,l--te1S, and u1baz
rllis3 lax, sire ea9sgh tie 1rGEtzT had
fallen 4 To eIs1pel II ezle-1s:sd os lifting.
AID Lad la@le surh . oo2nsc9l9n viii tas
main al.eE tlas tie Lightning had beea
l.. a -
In1 Ezt2 iso en- 4 lJ9s1er gsa1dlng there.
Tn s2gTy GAIT give yOu the ezac9 IEroe q
t1zs sTzn, bul ua1er la Circumstances gv5
oouilnt expelt : man U bod uatlh. n0T
could yozT Il EIzzta Herald
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
A assd Rsmsay for Burns.

Many remedies Al one time or zDOth-
or have been proposed for the surgical
condition following the application 81
excessive heat 10 the body, and, while
some of these are Of value, still ali are
more or less unsatisfactory. The al
deviation Of The pain and suffering at
tended upon burns IL one Of the most
important points IN the CAGE toward
which the surgeon directs his eff0rts
The shock from this cause f. sufficient
often times 10 produce death, and al.
ways ia great Accidentally I recent
Jy discovered sremedy which IA easily
applied sHd exceedingly prompt in ils
actiOB. ! was called ~ some haste 10
little child, about three weeks ago,
who was badly burned about The
hands and face, from falling on a hot
stove. The burns we're deep, the
pain excessive, aud the shock very
considerable. ! sent to the drug
store for mixture Of lime water,
olive oil and carbolic acid. while
waiting for thiA, ! prepared 10 give
the child hypOdermic injection Of
morphine with which 10 sllay the
sgony, which was 40 great that con
yulsiOns seemed imminent While /
was getting ready 10 do this, / e-Died
upon the ahelfa bottle Of pinus cana
densis (cOlorless.) Remembering ils
Wonderful soothing influences IN ac.
ute inflammation, al once conclud-
Ell TO try It. Taking corner OF a
soft hankerchief / rapidly painted
the injured parts, when, like magic,
the pain ceased. You can well Judge
my surprise aud delight Al the result,
] directed csmePs hair brush 10 be
purchased, aud had the mother make
free applications, and the case had no
more treatment, save little io1o-
form ointment later on. Since this I
have tried IL IN several cases, both
slight aud severe, and with the same
delightful results.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16

gl1 J0Elea, n tss Letter. Prlntfrg eoss-
pe2y, "as ye@ser'lsy e.terts.alnZ & fred
MIA la !1Ss returned fs0sa 4 sssaner sgsat
IL Arizoga2- His hien9 t9li hin TIA: 4. bad
bsesl yery Serta OF tacyg e1d tizat h. h,d
suffered Intensity froa ne hs4t. A. taiS 81
Eszaryels3 ssFestly, saying tx, i.e lad always
gll1ersll>J1 Tat tas ssnsnosfs ~ Arizosss veg
ceiizaifgl,y elrl, sad that e pair II blenketx
BeHs ,sosszi.y ~ n4gi-t "Ho, yD-re
8rgag. fld, = szid his triad. III Wa avid.
Why, .sz1 ~ give y9g az l1ez a ban hot i
Wa. NC Lad " ted ar chickens eTactsd ~
~ preyelt ti93r laying kgaJsd egg1H And "a
lad 6oSn Ia hand ara quietly Is@sAssi o.. II
tke gaaoc.--CEleag9 HenzA
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16

Young I4adY 20 1gsr dsaleF1 -Haye yos
the "FraDaDtf brand u esgzrs, SRI
Dssier-Yos. raias.
Young IA-oy-How ascs are they bozf
Des4eF-Olss dollar and q half & lax, Enlsz
10 ia q h9x.
Yozag L@dy-Ko1 NAY give ne q box
please They are pTesent for Eay-mJ
coaaln; I've often hard him say how fad b
u a fragrant HayaEAz.--HeW York gun.
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Collins Grad EZ:zfs.sr e Lszis-
vile. Cincinnati. CT E.shns.d,
Va, :n Te6rss5sy. Otto
ber II, 1858.

This excursion will run from West
Tennessee AID Southern Kentucky,
and is not only the cheapest but IL
certainly the mOst delightful sBd at
trzefiYe ever offered 10 the public.
Excursion train starts from DyerE-
burg, Tenn, via the G, .. & : ".
X. K A. I q IL. Oct. Iva, leave RiTes
~ 2 80 p n. (; Fulton at 3 30 p. 70 q,
and PGdUesh a. : p 10. Special
makes connection with - .. 10. l. Il
x. train from this city. Tickets will
he for szie a. ali stations On the & o.
a. 5. w. X. u. Pare for the round
trip 70 Louisville and return from
&OrtOpvilie, - ~: 70 Cincinnati and
return from SOEtoDYille, $50; ~
Richmond. Va and reiBra from Nor
touyilie, sl7-50; - WashiogtOa City
AID return from EortOByilie, slg %
Ticket good going on special train
Oct. l7tb, good returning on al reg
uisr trains for 10 days Time wi ]
be sxlen6ed 90 tickets going beyOnd
Cincinnati IL desired by making per-
scnsi requests for same. AeeOmmO-
dztions viii be ample and strictly
Grst-cizss IL every respect. For tick
etc aud further Information, address,
Z. J.. COLLIse,
Cep' Man. OfExeUrsion,
MilSn, Tenn.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
ErYE2TIs-Es ak-Es.

One anoh ohs time, sl.1 one W0ek, Tl.bti elI
f1putte 81 ~ Twelve mQ1llf 3lt.B.
bfie cqiuttr pff time, stf4gQ. Qfe sSfE INV
a n motlthf. ~ w. twelve m0plnf, 80 ~.
fpf tlrtiarf int0rn-EIipr ey5ly -pT care -
rtssst.
spSeiGl lpcels 5l oeuls per 1ncn fVf et.1t lnssf-
ttpr asnpnH reading itG1.ef ~ o'rtt gstf nut.
fg1tr1ry Ep.loef lyer n Inca feseil tllpflt -
feeySoi ANNOUNCEMENTS q tesslgt.if, cpfapsif. z
GLc al ertert1lnfaaEILf N'herf a. Sc N lt-nef
fes lscnasEoe certs Der hnt tor eIct lnsef-
tlpts
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frHtrtS FL Eiz Yesra

Wife suffered Elk yesrs from sup
pressed neDstrDa,iOn. Hss been treat
ed by the best physicians without
benefit Two bottles u BF&dleld's
Female Regulator relieved her.
W. A. SiNHOBs, MeEutfs, =. e.
Write the Bf1d6eId Reg. CO., At
iantlc Ga.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16

"Aiad so,' aad b. bittsFly, wien he real
izei that asle had REJECTED hiIn, ''and 70 you
have been flirting beaEtiessiy with me ali the
Will. Well, thank heaven, have found
ycu ozt a. lat"
'Yes, SIC replied, '-you have; and VIVA. Is
moro, think you viii always lnd me out
hereafter when you cali "-fS0nleryilie Jour
nal
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-16
LOUISVILLE kARKE7.


FLOrE, MKAL lFD KILLsTrTF.
FL0uB-Reund l9ss 81 "A is,iowt; Cssios
prss1is- 90 T51g4fes b,lt2n psteuts. s. lQls -,
stFeius; e -z5fet O.: sGsip fancy. 800. No 1.
81 -51s t.eElsa .EEn q - R1s 80 buei heat
s. E5iag q for E&sssru; IS Night for " sstsTr-
tgEsKEAL-soltSa- sl-ss = % n; filE -3rsse,
KiIL FEED-we gasae % ANNA: Br1r, 81 90
saors2- sls- 90 sAipsiuGs, Sc.
GRAIS AND HAY.
WHITING quote Ne. Ehsa; % l-r4Te. q q
fqf red.
CoKE-ES. : airs1. 70 1-rsre, sE4e; vhlts
So. ear eorn- g sse-
DgTs-so. new gz1s, ~:
RTL-N0.1 re, %
bAT-FGDey uusgfry, ~ choke.
B.51s i0u gr1des. IL
sTEtv-R 2 ten-
PgoyusIOss.
BaceE -clsA,rlb sisss, 5gl.c. dear Esass, lie;
BrLI HkSrs-Cze1r ~ ssdss- ~ Gear
e. iat. iIE. rur11 eAggl6sst, ~
srGAE-lrEEs EEAIE-Hasiis- l1'c1Se; for
large 70 s2Gl sfsrHgs; sA0uJasns y, nrsGk-
tasf bEoo1 rs.
LaED-ll59s5s iazf. III; IN Eess ARD b'ueIe.a.
GEoCEEIEz.
CoETEg-Rie. ordinE-y. ls's ~ prime, u Q
Ii; caoaee. 80 Re; fatey. ls<- rezteFry. lse;
Et1lel k4l- 49, AVA 1s.g2oEs MDfrA. 1a9fcces
LsE-EyrL- y; Asbuefis's Arsqs1. 2gz<e-
MOI ass &c orr syrup, SseS 81 gar sTrufi, -
&c New Oriesns raolsss.ss. Fo.d- Sss4sc.
kicE-5SsSe for goa - pri.,s-
erS1E--SF1aE3atss1- ~ clnfeefsynerF' Il
~ q. Tes pgW1ers1. ~; eEt-19zf, s54es
keH Orleans sggHrs- 5.agxe
1AsDLEs-stSE. N9s. 70 Z, s5lislDs y n.
sTAEcH-te Il =.
s0AF-s5ernsr. 81 81 ? bor q % ne tor eor-
mon fz-Sg fpr Lees; iF0ry, SslgS-Ib for u ,
Joxez.
oorETEK PRODUCE.
EUfTER-fa.oes eounfrT. lsglse p .; low
Krzces. 5ega2e; sNlFT. 2sg3se; ElEtE ersazsery,
zScs Dlso-zEFKxrlns- lsS lie.
CErEsE-TfneT frilT cream esaesdar, If5S4
Re: fS3ns, lSs: rouaE AnsYieAs. iE5fs ite;
PsiHae DhAs fEetory, lllsl5Se; tkil cheese,
11gSc.
P0ULTET-Hsst. a q ? dozez; dsefs, live,
Sl.hyss r Coca; ygsngsPrlHg eH1eEs.I- gl-11
fgElgg r 6ozen
ECGs-He quote A. - 2 dozsz.
TsLLOW-EeF n.
bEEe- AI-Ec z =.
BEOON4IoEE-SG5e tor oo1ros 70 good-
SIssEES-1holos iarEe. q Dssz z.
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On t, Richmond Low Rates

Arrangements have been made foT
low rates 10 the Richmond, Va, Tx.
pOsition on tho 23d OF this month
Tickets will be put on sale AT this
point for sl8 % for tho round trip.
No doubt large number Of our 10.
bacco men will take advantage Of
this reduction and attend the Rich
mond Exposition, which IL TO be one
Of tho largest ever held In tho coun.
try.
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Yong AlgsS-or i,laking & csill--I Sc you
k2Te s3y Egw bJok n tae tzble, Miss Han
nserE4yf
Hiss HaEorleszly-Oas ysa, NJ. Pnel2ee,
AID ne have fD1ild Il ~ Interesting
Touag Ausklog lsslzi2g tie bookj--I notics
sogss II the lessyes are nos cut
Mlss HstuUeraiy-EF-n EF. PIsEaes; NC
ar careful % kep il fresA - kag e. pos-
flble--GeY York Bun.
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Arz Dascofn-Did you s5s tho mummy "a
tho mtlSeunl, Ebenezeri
hr. Bascotn-Ya'Gz, but was kinder diS
appointed.
Mn. BascOn-Why eci
Mr.. Bascom- Why, the burned thing wa,
dead--Exchangc.
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Grest-L1stsning straek or hnea tbs
ulsZLag
Ff5eat-.Nc shi,g ser1o1z, hopef
Cruea.---Yez, quite %.
Frlead--Indesd, how g2s ~
Cussg-Eoztsd nc ont ~ hor earlier TIA
aS2sl f9T b-TszktasL-lhlezgo Tribune
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'volzp1k, thy sly, ls Z SIT q .1rbls
Il I'll oshsr ls9gazgszn
s'f5fo bellsyes
''lS'5o inTezzssS II, ! rozderg'
"a rss1z-g9z. wafer, prD5zhiy .s-LAneoia
Je.r.1al
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Are You Going to Kansas
Missouri, Colorado. Cali
fornia or Any Of The
Western States1

you should avail yourself of the
advantages that are now offered by
the Kansas City Route, the only di-
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South Kentucky College
The next Session will begin
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4,

Tnis school hzs a. saviG55s rseoE1 f0g tie
taofO1gh aastheaa q teashisz p1rsas6.
Old fossilizs1 idezs u isaizlaz EG6 1ssspllzs
hnd 10 place In ia mEEaEslszs.
The CrsmMinK prDcsas q Ecgeatlen "a
stsdiouslT aTo3ds9, ~ vel a. tas manalas
methods q many, ~ eailsri, zrt'4@ sehosia,
To kEoE fry@ 1s@osYis zsod, but u -
able 70 kuos by tiorzhs i better. PaDGs are
encouraged 70 the s1ersiss q al their se9tsg
powers.
Tse faculty win remain, a is haS been fSy
year pass saeept the place q PRO- DzbneJ
will De su1plsmsHted b. PEOF. FLEMING.
!. viii b. seen, therefore, tzas ts1 faszIty
consists Of the same nnmheT Of professors and
teachers ana that al the adTassazss zszslIy
offered are san 70 he obtained ~ Gzy former
session.
Yf,ur1 r1e- Al
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GRATEFCL-COMFORTrNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
" ~ ~ ~ ~
BREAKFAST.

-Hg thFOByh knowiedge ~ the natural laws
Sbisb gDTsrn TIE operations Of 6izrsflOD and
npiiIiion. snd By careful Application Of the
lss properties o. Bsil-eeiected C,0coA. Mr..
kpps hss provided Cur breakfast tables with 3
csieatsly GAvOured beyerags which may save
~ many heavy costor's bills. Itit by the Jude
l11s uss u e1sh articles Of oles that coBstltu-
tapn may Be gr1dgaliy built up until strong
eDDugh " sst every tEndency 70 di. ease.
Hpncfsds ~ SUBTLE mslailes are floating
erDrSd a. ready 70 Ett8ek wherever there il
weak pDint may escape many fatal
SHAFT ~ kseping Ourselves well fortified with
pure bioo1 and properly nOurished frame"
tifii serrifs 6szstte. MAde simply with boil
lnS water or miik. sod Jn half pound tins, by
GTSrerief. labeled thus.
JANE FPS q Co Hon se9pathie Chemists,
London, Eng and.
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Approved Boarding House

but persons, who may wiah 10 put their sons.
or wards under the egtiPe care Of the faculty
may place them with Prof. II. .. FiemlnE
who viii exercise . faiteTiy overnight over
them.
Young ladies hoard only With Prot. 6esbsy
In the COLLEGE building. where ever comfort
6f A homa il nFovtded f0r them
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Queen Victoria has begun TO deyel-
op a great fondness for tho game Of
whfsI
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