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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas,
4 N rrry 81 - 900

August p, 1899 { 004O'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof IN support of his claim, and that
said proof vii be made before Register or Receiv-
er at klrWin, Kansas, on October 10th, 1889, VIZ:
GEORGE W. ROSSER
H. E. 80 232 for the west half northwest quarter
section II and east half northeast quarter section
1876. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and Cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz: Warren Moore, of Agra,
Kansas; ". o. Moore, of Agra, Kansas; Charles
Turner, of Agra, Kansas; Charles IT, Turner, of
Agra, Kansas. II. A YONGE,
Aug. 30,-6t Register.
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BIJCKl EMS ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheums fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blaius. cOrns, and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
auired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For Sale by
q. W. BickfOrd.
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In the banner democratic county
Of Georgia there is a town Of 1900
inhabitants, Of whom less than a score
take any newspaper.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at KirWis, Kansas,
September I'd. 1899.

alaIIl4 OIIll q MT vs. LhaIIstIEl Z G0rI
September I'd, 1889. O0'1'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her intention to
make final proof in support OF her claim, and tina.
said proof will be made before Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at Philipsburg, Kansas, on October
18th, 1889, viz:
MIRANDA ROACH
ID. S. 23,055 for the south half southwest quarter
section 1927. She names the following wit
nesses to prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz: A. H. Granger,
of Philllpsburg Kansas, David FOust, Of Phillips
burg, Kansas, L. P. johnson, of Phillipsburg
Kansas, James johnson, of Phillipsburg Kansas
81. A. YONGE,
Sept. 9th. Ct Register
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Of Norfolk. 10 whom she has always been
bred. This year she has once again been
put to Norfolk.
TIE executive committee ct Clifton has
ruled Riheshine off for the way in which
he rode Satisfaction in the first race on tho
22d.
MINNIE r., trotting record 2:19, pacing
2l6l, with running mate 203l, foaled q
bay colt March %, sired by All So, son Of
Blackwood, Jr
The Washington Park track Is undergo.
ing extensive improvements. The judges
stand will be 80 arranged that all the OH
cials can see the finish under the wire
instead OF two viewing II obliquely.
UNFAvoRABLr reports come from New
Jersey about the condition OF MIR. With
ers's Favorable colt. He was one OF tho
finest two year olds last season, but his
present form Is not promising for three
year old OF merit.
ISAAC MURPHY Is yet unsigned. There
are too many good horses to be ridden
and too many rich prizes TO be harvested
for the great jockey 70 long remain IN the
market place. Dryers will in all proba-
biity secure his services.
TIE erratic Kaloolah is reported TO be IN
fine iettle in her new stable. II anything
at all will make Jimmy Mclaughlin lose
weight rapidly it will surely be in looking
nj that mare and remembering her per,
iormances. and then thinking that Inc viii
have to ride her
q. b. Morris has arrived at the Wash
ington track with the following horses In
his string. They came from Augusta,
Ga, where they have been wintered'
Favor, a. Sam Harper, Jr., a; Brait a.
Barrister, 4; King Idle, 4; Lannes, 3; Lu'
cerne, 3; Tipstaf, 3; jersey Fat, 2; Lisl'
mony, 2; Tigress, 2.
A. A. BONNER has sold 10 FMr. CARL 3
Burr, Jr, the bay gelding Elland, by
Frank Ellis, 226, dam by Kentucky
Prince. The price was a stid one. Elland
trotted Mr.. Burr's track last season In
2.209, which Is the second fastest mile ever
irotted there. II was but ihree-quarter'
OF a second behind Nolmer's mile nj the
same place. Elland has no record, and
tho understanding is that he will be
trained and campaigned.- Turf Field dn'
Farm.
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diamond Dust.


MANAGER scnMEik thinks Arson Is tho
best batter In America
A roRcE Of mon WIS engaged yesterday
In regarding the new baseball park.
FoaARrY will play center field for the
"Phillics," Andrews left and Thompson
right.
Rrp DrAsLrY. brother Of the once fam
ops catcher, will play short Tor the Dayen-
port club.
Tow FosrEn, formerly Of the Me,ropoi-
tan aud New York teams, viii probably
sign with tho Hartford club.
A Rocursrrn enthusiast j. the last 10
fall into line with the olor OF a diamond
badge Tor tho International Associations
spunicrA
Uurinr BES YouSd has arrived In Cali
iornin. lilo has already umpircd several
games, and baseball exchanges IN that
State credit him with performing his du-
ties very satisfactorily.
Tur international Association sat down
on Umpire Hoover. and made no bones
about giving ia rcson iOr rejecting him.
They said they wanted no Rochester
saloon-kccpcr on the STALL
Fun PrErrER put up a game at second
. base rarely cqunlcd 10y any player in the
: business 1.-The plays the game In this
country that ho did across the water,
+. he will knock tho other second bascmen
o cold.
UMrtnr Bon FrudusoN will oHlcaic NJ
, | All BROOKLYN exhibition games. Holland
g will 10 likewise for baltimore. Gaiinuy,
o the king OF umpircs. will, ns before an-
/. nounccd, take care Of the Athletic Club
April gimoa
TiurAu, Of SO. Louis, n cousin Of Patsy
y Tebeau, the Cleveland PLAYER, who signed
y 90 play SECOND base for Pueblo this season
. Ia the Colorado State League, jumped his
>, contract aud departed Tor Waco, Tex.
~ where he has signed with that team. II,
y, left the management so short and vii
y be- blacklisicd.
= Tm Columbus (oho) Disp0ich pays Ii
h respects 10 the Toledo B'odf In tho follow
II. ing racy fashion; There Is dub tina
~ does the scissors and paste business for ih'
= baseball column Of the Toledo Bad, OF
Sundays that spends tho other six day
OF the week keeping books for a centur!
W plant He'll DO. No wonder the Mau
NEE frogs are dying from the chestnut ic
N. ! vcr.'
TINS Tennessee Stars have organized 10
nj the season aud would like 10 hear from al
Junior amateur clubs. Direct all challenge
n, 10 n. 4. smith, No. 672 Main street, Mem
~ phs. Tho names and position OF the pay
ors are o. follows Ia llcithcot, catcher
m Jesse Lane, pitcher VIII Flag, short stoT
Charles Miller, first base, ChaS LoClatc
10 second base; II. Fila, third base; De
10. smith, left field; Ia Strohl. center lcld
100 Ben hncy, right field.
hm JIM o'NEiLL' sshouldcr.bound arm mul
have looooned mp considerably. lie ha
OILS Just told ~. louis reporter that he On
on now throw three blocks Wonder wha
kind Of "blocks' Jim meant Woodstoo
TX, lCanada) blocks or children's Playln
'ad blocksl A regulation city block OF squar
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The IiasebaII Outlook.

by the signing Of tho birmingham team
every element OF doubt in the baseball sit
uation has been removed. Every club in
ne league has now demonstrated its earn
ostness, and a six-club league is assured
beyond the possibility Of u doubt. The
Momphis players will arrive tomorrow and
begin practice at once. Manager Wood
says he will arrange for IA many exhibition
gimcs as possible during the next ten days
ia order to show the public what the new
men can do. The admirers OF baseball are
eager To sec them at work, and u they Gil
the bill they may be assured OF IA rousing
rpceution
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The Race. az New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Ia, April 4.--There was
large attendance at the races today; the
weather was fine and the track fast.
First Race--Five-eighths al mile. Los
Webster won, Victress second and Cath
crime b third. Time, l;04l.
Second Race--Six furlongs. Cora i
won, Kee We Ma second and Duhme third.
Time, l:l6l
Third Race--Seven aud one-half fur.
longs Cheney won, McBowliDg second
and Valet third. Time, 1889.
Fourth Race--One-half mile. Maid oil
Orleans won. Flirt second and Montpe-
lier third. Time, 0:509.
NEw oRLEA Ms ENTRIES.
The following entries. weights and book
betting were posted last night at Powers d
Co. 5 Turf Exchange:
First -Fiye-cighths OF n mile, selling: Vic
torcss lOO 10 2. Eclipse Jr. 1Oi, 10 L. Duchess
May iOI, 10 4; OyortOn 100, 10 L. Doboo H. q to
/; Orange Oir ii9, 10 0; Ida l.. il3, TO l.
Second acc-Ihree-qu quarters OF n mile, selling
Ecslacy 1884, to I; ReparilcssS05 bto ]; Lucy How
ard lO6. 10 s. skobelon l1i, 10 l. Rambler los,
~ o. stuart 10. 10 I, California 10, 1 toll
Third Race-Mie handicap. Quotation ZIG, TO
5. Bob F0rsythe 100, 10 !; Hamlet 100, 10 L. III
science 100, 10 3 Myorna %, " l.
Fourth llaco-llalf mile, selling Lizzie Glenn
100, 70 |. Nom T. %, q TO !; flirt ", y 10 " 81
Simeon lOi 10 I; lin Reed lOb. D 10 /,
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TntIIIna.

KmEvAS buut blood vessel at Now
Orleans last Tuesday.
ToN kuEy had Iilhcrt out yesterday.
lie looks like q winner.
IlAygivs says he will probably not start
a horse Vt the Louisville meeting.
CuAs. W. DourErY's Catalina Is doing
some tolomhly fair moving himself
CnAmia NicroR Sass has retired from
The cdilorhip Of the sporting World
GroRoE CovNGtoS has been engaged 10
ride ~ lightweight by tho Chicago Stable,
srAnLr money TO the amount OF 500
was placed on Champaign Charley THIS
week tho Suburban. Of course.
PAT ConRoANs gray colt Tom Nichols
V ono Of the grandcs,.looking horses on
the track, and reminds one Of Editor.
MARIAN, dam oi Emperor Of Norfolk,
was last year bred 10 Joe Hooker Instead
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nlrminrhnm sIrr. a rcnm.

special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
BmMN0uAN, Ala, April 1.-The follow
ing ball team has been signed by President
Kent for Birmingham Allison. shorstop
and captain at 500; Williams, pitcher ut
$50; Wheeler, pitcher at $50; Quigley,
pitcher at $50; Mooney, catcher at $50;
Bower, catcher at $50. Daily. first base at
s75; Farrell, second base NJ $50; llaSctt,
third base NJ s75; Ridley, LEFT field al $50;
Patterson, center field nj $50. One Of the
battery will play right field. Tho entire
salary Lat via bo but $40 per mouth, as
against g, $40 last year.
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A oHAsTLY FIND.
Tho Body OF Murdered iniant Found NJ
tho Foot OF Monroe streot,

tho Foot OF Monroe Strcot
In the early morning hours street scenes
in Memphis are not very stirring, but
those who happened obc in the ncighbor-
hood Of the whariboal yesterday morning
saw a sight that Get every pulse ahamo
with Indignation and horror |, was ai
the foot OF Monroe street, icw inches
from the waters edge. A perfectly devcl-
opcd female child that had evidently been
born during the night lay on the Jagged
rocks Of tho loycc pavement, naked and
stone dead, with a wound in iis LEFT iomplc
that left no doubt OF iis death by violence.
II WA almost impossible TO determine with
certainly whether the infant corpse was OF
white or colorcd parfniagc. u was nearly
white, Of rcmarkgple size, and must have
WEIGHED when b1fh as much ~ fifteen
pounds. The head was vel shaped and
| ,hickiv covered With hair an inch or more
In length. Thor6 we're indications that
/ death bv drOwpinr had fist been at
tempted, but tho heFrtrending cries OF the
! victim had probAbH.bocn too much Tor the
murderer or murdcfpss, and blow or two
| ~ lilo head against the rough stones was
much moro ctIicaeiohs and speedy.
The discovery .wAA made by colored
man who happened 10 be walking along
Inc rivers edge, hoping 10 ilnd something
valuable uncovcrslby the rcccdug waters.
lie notified the driver Of hack No, 7, who
banpened 10 be .passing, and the latter
notified Oaicor ,Hlggs, who, In company
with the AFfEAL reporter, who happened
to be al the Peabody corner when the
ghasliy and was reported, visited the spot
n was a horrible sight aud probably
masks n talo OF sin aud shame and crime
that will mover be told.
Al about s O'Clock Squire Garyin sum.
moned a fury aud held an inquest over III,
body. The Jury found that tho death Of
Inc child was caused by blows at Ia,
hands Of parties to The jury unknown.
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fpccial Disraich 10 The ApUrul
BiHNiSonAM, Ala, April i.-lloncmon
IN this part Of the country arc discussing
with considerable interest the establish
mont OF a Southern tun congress a. a
branch Of the National Association. 4. !.
Robert, general agent OF the Birmingham
Jockey Club, has just returned irom New
Orleans and reports that the idea II met
very iavoubly there. Tho cities included
IN the proposed congress are Nashville and
Memphis. Tenn, Mobile, Ala; Augusta,
Ga; Charleston, sc, aud Birmingham.
The new plan has many advocates. bui Il
will probably not be put into effect until
next season, 40 the interested parties say.
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Mckinney and Andy Larkins, two well
known horsemcn, were arrested and are
being detained TO await the arrival of Chi
cago officers. Thearrest is something OF a
mystery, 1t being alleged the prisoners are
wanted In Illinois for stealing a string OF
valuable race horses from Kentucky. The
horses arrived here yesterday and were in
possession OF Mckinney and Larkins. The
animals are reported TO be worth 1000
TO 500, 900. The prisoners refuse to talk.
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wAsnixoroS, April 4.--Thc program
for the spring races Of the National Jockey
Club ut Ivy City has been completed.
The races will begin "Wednesday, the 2iih
instant. aud will lasi eight days. There
viii bo Ave races each day for distances
from eve iuflongs and upward. Five racca
will ha for s.esplcchnscrs. number OF
nominations have already been received
for some Of tho principal cvcniA
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Chancery Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE E.

r., 10 :. Tls-ChAnoery Court Of shelhy County
&. ID Dmy CT al. ". J. A. IL Forge ct al.
BY virtue on an ia.erlocutcry decree for sale. ea.
tered In the above cause on the "a day OF Deem,
Der. 1855, ~ 6 page co. will sell at public auej
on o. the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk aud
Masters once At the Main street entrance Of tho
Courthouse Of shelby county. Memphis, Tennes-
zee, on
Saturday, April 20. 1880.
within legal hours the followinz described prop
erty. situated In Memphis. shelby county. Tenn,
torwit:
A two.thirds 90 undivided interest in part Of lot
four hundred aud seventy seven an fronting hfiy
t5O) feet the south side II Adams street. In Hem.
phiG and running back south between the lots and
premises Of the late Lewis Amis apd John d. HI
iioti. or his VILE one hundred and fortyelght aud
one-half titsIy1 feet 10 an aliey.
Also, like undivided two.thirds 60 interest in
tho lot next east Of the lot above described having
front on Adams street OF thirty l0l feet, and niQ
ming back south one hundred aud forty ight and
ono half Cts1<D feet 10 an alley.
Terms Of Halo-On credit OF seven lll months
note with security required, lien retained. rcdemp@
ton barred
This 20th day Of March, issa
" d McHENKY. Clerk and Master
WIN. ". Randolph, J. ". Gregory and W. n 0lis-
fQn, eollcllofa
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 4.-The Phil
adelphas opened the preliminary season
this afternoon by defeating the Harvard
team by score Of IL 10 /.
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Is 400 feet every way, or just seven inches
short Of John Hatfeld's record. Jim must
have made his throw down q tobogean
slide, Or he may Ne practcing for a race
with Eli Perkins or Col. Tom Ochiltree.--
Cincinnati ElaIircr.
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TnE DIAMOND.
:. IndIannpoIIs 4.

ISDIASAPous, Ind, April 4.-The exhi-
bitIon game today resulted in a victory for
Louisville by score OF to 4. Base Hts
Louisville ~, Indianapolis 0. Errors
Thrpo earb
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Mr.. Morris called up the House bill pro-
yiding Tor the annexation TO the corporate
limits Of Nashville OF the Tenth District
and sections OF the Ninth, Sevenieenth
and Eighteenth Districts on the Senate
amendment The amendment was con-
CURED in. and all the bill now lacks Of be-
coming law is tho signature Of the Gov
crnor.
Messrs. MorelanJ and Moore. OF Grain
ger, offered protests against the passage Of
the Dortch election bill. tho Myers regis
tmtion bill and tho bill 10 redistrici the
Third Congressional District, and also
against the action Of the temporary Speaker
while the measures were under cOnsidcra-
ton.
The Speaker said he would allow these
protests 10 go upon the journal II the gen
tcman oleHn0 them would strike out all
thai reflected upsn the presiding officer.
| The gentleman who offered these protests
objected 10 this aud the Speaker there
upon ruled them out OF order, and Was
sustained in this ruling by the House.
The unfinished business being the con-
sideraii0n Of the assessment bill II was
taken up. The provision In regard 10 ~.
SCISSORS was taken up. the amendment oil
| Mr.. Mccall OF Henderson, To provide fol
the election Of an assessor Ia each ward
and district by the people, being the pend
aug question.
Mr.. Williams offered an amendment e
the amendment. providing for the election
of assessor for each ward and district by
the County Court. On this question th'
House debated the whole morning. Re
cess.
The House continued to Glbusier at IN,
afternoon session, and made no progress
whatever ON the bill. The roll cali wa
demanded upon the slightest provocaiion
and section - was still not adopted whcl
the House adjourned at . o'clock for sup
per.
The House tonight tabled all amend
men,s 10 the section Of the bill conccrnin
tax assessors aud adopted the sectioi
which provides for one assessor Every
thing went smoothly until the compens,
ton section was reached, when an amend
ment was offered 10 strike out commission
aud pay a salary, 10 be fixed 10y Count
Courts The old fight was renewed O
this. and tho House adjourned withou
| further action.
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Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,
Limited 10 Zen Approved Mares al tD Cash the
ssNson-season Ends Julyi
Colt troticn are In demand. This horse should
get them. Ms sire TO- y. G., 6l07 was colt trot
ter: his grandsife Onward, Ian T. the greatest
sire Of colt trottcrs known having put four thrce
ysarolds In the ~ LET IN one year; his hfst dam
lfancy Day, record 2a0l was sired by Alcalde. who
got llVlaA the aire Of the unboaten colt trolicf,
"susie y" 2ls: his second dam by smother great
brood mare sire. Kentucky Clay tout Of the hodca
mare. dam Lady Thorne. 9isf and MAmbr1no
pntchcnl. bis third dam by still another famous
brood mari sire. Edwin Forrest; fourth, nfth and
sixth dams by Thoroughbred sfcA Individually,
Capt Carnea Il q three carold blood bay, sixteen
bands high, elegantly proportional stallion.
Col. Jefferson (Blind)
Ia ohercd 10 the Public at so Cash.
He was sired by the greatest brood mare sire
Known. NAmbrino Patchen, who's sous arr taking
hrt rank ~ brpod marc slrcsi dam Aloi, an old
time tr0ttcr. Jefferson az three yean Of age was
picture that would make any housman feel good
To-. hands high. stylish. symmetrical aud hnely
tniied. Nonc OF his get are blind all show splen.
did irotting action. aud are game and handsome
foadsteuN lie sired the fastest two-yeaf old that
showed about Memphis last summer
HgA All stock handled carefully, but no rctponsl-
billy for accidents; mares pattufed NJ " Per
month. fed grain. $40 offurthcf Information
Address z. LYTLE. Man'sr.
los 81 Paul 81. Memphis. Tenn
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sunscnipE Tor TINS WEEKtY ArrrAL,
I'll 90 per annum, aud participate In tho
Great Distribution Of Iiiiis, May I, 1889,
100 Qil,s, amounting 10 81, 399.5O
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DrSvrE, Col. April L-on receipt Of
tclepaphlc Instructions from sup, Hub.
BARI, Of the Chicago police. today, barney
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Alliance Bank, Limited, London, England
Chemical National Bank, "a; New York
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THE sr4rp LEGISLATURE.
The Revenue Bin Passes the Senate

The Revenue Bin Passes the Senate
Discussion in the House.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April An the Sen
ate today Mr.. Williams's House bill to
prevent the formation Of trusts was again
called up and passed by vote OF 20 to 0.
The special order, the committee reve-
nue. BILL was taiceh up. The bill fixes the
tax at As cents on 500, 80 cents for State
and 10 cents for school purposes. The
committee offered an amendment, making
il 30 cents, 50 cents for State and 10 cents
for school purposes.
Mr.. Berry opposed the amendment, urg-
ing that the people could not stand It. He
said such an increase was bad financiering
and worse politics.
Mr.. Crews moved to lay the amendment
on the table, but withdrew the motion in
order 10 allow discussion. He said the
people expected reduction OF taxes in
stead OF an increase.
Mr. Sparks thought this would practice
ally save money to the State and 10 the
people by saving the interest on money
now being borrowed by the state.
Mr.. Long said that TO borrow money TO
pay interest wonld involve the State more
and more in the last. The beginning OF
Reputation was to borrow money TO pay
the interest on public debt II more
money did not come into the treasury dur
ing the next two years than had during the
past two years the state would have to
face deficit OF ~ 100000 two. years from
now instead of 500, 900 rs at present.
Mr. Lamb confessed that he was not MS
well posted as Mr.. Long, but said that he
desired TO give the benefit OF his advice.
Admitting the truth OF all the statements
made by Mr.. Long he did not believe there
existed any necessity for increased reve-
nue.. lie showed that the extraordinary
expenses were much smaller than for the
past two years, us he claimed, smaller by
$50, 900.
Mr.. Cobbs spoke against the policy Of
raising the tax rate.
Mr.. Hall said he knew IL would be un-
popular 10 vote higher rate Of taxation,
but no looked upon the plan asg lbus :
ness, and he would vote for il. The only
way for u man TO get out OF debt was 10
stop borrowing money. Tho amendment
was tabled. This was the only discussion
OF interest on the bill.
The revenue bill was passed at tho after
noon session by vote OF Is 10 o.
The House bill empowering the County
Judge 10 convene Quarterly Court ON the
demand of five Justices was passed. The
House bill allowing Knoxville to fund
$40, 600 bonded Indebtedness was passed.
Adjourned.
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A Gam. "a, Warrington.

WAsHNoroS, April 4.-'fhc Washington
team, in an exhibition game Of seven in
nings today. defeated the Jersey City club.
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like Magic

TIE effectproduced by Ayers Cherry
Pectorai. Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are, in most cases, i'm
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meulately renewed
by the use Of this
wonderful remedy.
1t strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
irritation, and pre-
vents the inroads OF
Consumpti in
every stage Of that
dread disease,
Ayers Cherry Pee
toral relieves cough
ing and induces
rafraahipn raat
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Col. Jefferson Blind

Ifsny dealer says he has ih9 W: 2; DsuFis.
tho bottom. put him down as a fraud.
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Germania Turnverein.

Tho nov. Of Nos l and classes are rcque.is.a 70
meet Al ,he nail this QFRIpAl) mofnlnH ~ 80 !.
O'Clock 10 attend he funeral o. se'ai.at prlSr
bnucn ehei'e