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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
,.,-,...a,. wealthy spInater.

ne wealthiest young LADY IA Chiea-
row that Anita Mccormick has
VI he ranks Of the matrons, Is
H. Re.sle Ross, daughter Of DR.. G.
/ r. ana granddaughter Of the late
,siil King, whose yast fortune she
l.ss,l,sd through her mother, Miss
s.. isa pretty pink and white little
s.s.ture wlth blue eyes. yellow hair
IN selightiul English accent, which
/. r.eslyed on the Continent soon af-
~ graduation. She weighs about
I q rounds, but her prospects are even
s,.Iler and solid gold Exchange.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Come TO IDAHO. Now a state. kure
crops. Big prices. Field crors bring s25.OO
per acre. Free range for stock. Free Gov
eminent Land. best so.iety, Schools.
Chur,hes Cheap harvest excursions all
roads For illustrated pamphlets, rates,
etc, write 70 EoARD OF TRADE, Boise City,
Idaho
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

The pleasant favor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need Of laxative and II the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that it is the best family remedy
known and every family should have a
bottle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

A. u. rKiEsT. DrgsEsss, slelhyt he.
n afs "ifalas IassFfh CaFr gives rs
~ 4, ssgs.ANtaa tan set piehtg " See
zesat. ss .g g2srs essgy 0ue ab0 tAha
b bsas stss ts.s "a, as
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Words with gold in them arc never wasted.

Love is free, but it takes money to go to
housekeeping.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

The man who has high opinion of him
self don't know himself,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

49,, roa ever tried Doblihs' Electric
- II t0nii cost much foT you 70 get one
80 ,ouF grocer, and sec TOT yoai self ~hY
4 gslssd by - many, after "a years
M, ssle. Be sure " geG 40 imiialloA.
~ &c los D. tArn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Nobofy has ever built house that time
couldn't overthrow.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

uArs Goa ; "a, me u4zn b Aluags ys0sa
J Il ~ f.g CSC
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
nv. v. MORSE & 90.

Shoe Manufacturers. Omaha, Nebraska.
Wales Goodyear Rubbers are the best.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

....s ,,.a u.a4s.s flasa.s .ssst - uss sals
hsusit d - ~ sue RS. t@g u Il ul.
~ y gs.tgaits " drtsfae a.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Grumblers aud GROWERS have no lifting
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Children Enjoy

Nothing keeps a stingy man FROM stealing
but the risk Of the thing
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

The only easy thing to do in this world IS
70 love.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

xAss &lsF YEA ssse. Ne rsFs ssr czEsnsia.
xirs - ssa 9 t,zsis, so GRID Toe Czatasss
tArs li,s tsrssas Nls;, 50 r,unE - casaasa
Visa - -! ll...!svs. lss gave lsssa cAsassa
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Az Won GoIng NYest.

commonfense and genuine religion always
harmonic
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

II you want 10 be happy, he thankful.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

n. rs,,r W. soa't forgive 1, DE ess
sAsA 3 ~ pggpg
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

zszysE<PsS,zzzg4 Ladies COLLEGE and CONSERVATION
HsEVsxEINNh 10 Schools l6 Teacaers. Professors
A4@A4AsmAA4 ALLOW Piano 20 best Mssie faFi Fine
grounds and blds trio light steam heat Mexico No
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

nEMcINu CLAIMS prosecuted under New
FEWStUW Law. Cirrala,s showing who i
euIltlru sent Tree. Fee $40 " successful other
wise nothing TALLMADGE a. TALLMADGEs
Chicago. Im., aud Washington, ID. q
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Il NUW 2 MARRIAGE PAPER and partieu-
Isl EMME 4 lars OF marriage association that
say $500 70 $500 free, Gunnels Monthly. Toledo,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
DEspsRApo KUHN CApTUNe6
but Not Until Shot -Four Times--Win
Probably Die.

Fogxr WAYNE, Dec. g Marvin
Kuhns the murderer Of William Cam
pan, Mt Fstoria. left the city AZ noon
Saturday for his fathers home, near
Chorubusco. eightesn miles west Of this
city. When he errivcd there, instead
of going home be stopped at a saloon.
and fell I'm with an old friend. Jim
Measo. and they occupied the time in
getting very drunk. At o'clock Mease
and kuhns started for tie he.ss 81
kuhDs' parents, but stopped at the resi-
dence Of Ee;psee sweetheart. Miss Cora
kapp. shortly after leaving there they
met Dep1ty sheriff Wilkinson and
Police Officer Kennedy.
A hattie resnhssl in which Kuhns was
shot fe-ir times. Mease once, and OH
Ger Koinelly once. kuhns- and M~ose
were brought 10 thi, city and landed in
Jail: krhns will probably de.
Mt1tse, with his wounded leg. occu-
pies the same cell with Kuhns. There
IL 4 reward Of 81 600 offered for the cap
turc of kuhns by the authorities At
Fostria. which will BE- claimed iy the
two officers who made the capture.
LArBR--It h now Thought that Cffi-
Ger Kennedy. who was shot BY Mease,
saturday, at Cherulnso. will recover.
while siaivis Kuhn-, the despo.ado
who received icur bnll-ts in his back.
Is in O critical condition az the Jail.
Mease has bulkt fhroegh his thigh
but is n~ting easy and is not considered
" IL IN any danger.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
zoe COBURN DEAD.


T'e World DrssowDsi Pugil,sS p>
away Aferr an Illness ~ SIX Manth~.
NEW YORK, Dec. q NO Coburo. fnr
many years heavy weight eA,.,n,,,,a
pugilist Of the world. passed away AZ
bis residence, No ~ West Ihi,4 With
street. Saturday night. ritter an illness
oil a iitte over AK months. The pueilt,,
caught s>vere cold kwt fail. from
winch he contracted severe bropchisj
attack, which Developed INTO o,,Surnn
t"il; when eventually resulted ia h.
death.
CoLurn Was known thrual,ont t,-
civilized world. He han hal ibe skoxss
ON with AL u the cfsafn, Sssss. but IN hh
palmy days bare knuckles were tfe ia
voritec. he oaine ~ this country whcn
quite ltd. De fiisd sssx tlse iigh of
Gay m Mhdhstown, County Armagh,
ireland, on June 20, iS5s. The last time
he fought for Ire championship was No
vembcr 81, 1870. when he fought draw
with Jem Mace. II war an event Of
great interest. AMI was c.gid.d near
Sew Orleans.
CoNrn did in poverty, but he had a
few solid friends EFT. who stood by h trn
TO the cod. Oburn has never been him
self since he served l~s term in Sing
Sing. lie Was sent there for ten wears
for felonious assouk Committed dur
ing wordy alteration on Sixth ave-
nue. He was u w%ll-tUnducted prjsc ner.
and received the usual communication Tor
good behavior.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
CHEROKEE STRIP
The American Live Stock AsB0s
citation Wants to Buy It.
For $500. 600 Acres 1t Offers
$4,000, 900 Cash.

Or aa,ooa. 900 more Than the sum -
wh.cs IN. r.s.u, s.. o....-s
~.
"'"'cs v"s'"e ." r"rcsAss -
Tr~~ The Asso<sstton Dctermansd ~
Have II II Money Can Nm, II.
(1uc.ao ~ CT 60.
a ,v..si,hu Ts-as. ~. a. :. n''s'ss
r;,sa =, na, .' Ivy cattie'nans 81
t tare, ~ y. .h ns c,y 2naa1l r ana ~
. s,,a,.t ~ W. oL",a r"c'nr noteL Ateee
men &c I'll Sn,aos ION. W.. MIN sous 1890
s.ra. '"'ue' 'e'S' '''e los'owinR ~,
=.
n; -; Wages, Chief Chesokee Nat1ous'
,"@einehi J. IL
am preparsl " Oder you $1,000 cnAxA
cash Tor the 6.5OOu0 acres Of Land knorsn
Us the chcsp.os strip. Answer, Il any e.
couragemect A. J. SxspEs: >
Good O~'y for ssock Raising.
The members OF the Cherokee Ssrfp
Live Stock association want the Land.
and will have il If money can buy il.
said Col. Snider. "TEe asSsx..atian that
is interested in this desl consists of
fourteen members, many Of whom have
had ranches on the strip for years, I'M
der lessee granted l,y the Indians. This
year we have bcen driven out BY the
Presidents proclamation, the govern
Inent holding that the cattleineus occu-
paacy Was an obstacle in its way TO the
purchase of the strip. with . view 70
opening 1t up ~ settlement. Thans
wsuh not be much uss n opening ths
country 70 settlement dnntinued Col.
Snider, for ths Espuud y unfitted for
agricultural purIN<sus while for stock
rtnedrx it cannct b. surpassed Ths
strip sxtenh fsom thp Ssh ~ sle bsznth
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

PApUcAH, KY. Dec. 3.-Williau. May
bes, timer. fell dead here Monday
while at work on the roof OF the Ger
man Lutheran church. He fell at the
comb, and did not roll Of. Maybee WAS
single and about S5 years old. a Cana
dian. and HES been here but year He
has a brother in Pullman. H.. but all
other relatives are in Canada. The
coroners verdict was heart disease.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
EVIDENTLY MURDERED.
Unknown Man Found Fatally Woa,siss, ut
bedford, Nv.


bedford. Ny.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 4-While returning
70 bis home. in Bedford, KY, Monday.
Judge Wright discovered the pr0strase
body OF a man lying IN ditch about a
quarter of mile from Bedford An
ugly cash extended across the head,
apparently made with so,ae hunt
instrument,
He was in an unconscious condition,
and 30 remained until morning, when
be breathed his last. without being able
70 give an account Of how he met his
DEATH The do0d man is an cntirs
stranger in that community No papers
were found up,n him by which his hen-
tity could BE- established h was IN
doubleday murdered, bat by whom and
tor what purpose h y mys.scy. Detect
iveo are at worK uIon the casa
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
NET WITH A BULLET.
"A Desperate Az npt- 10 Sold Up Two
Tcfepras.l, O.s.cax.- M. r-.,

Desperate Az npt- 10 tzoid Up Two
Telegraph Operations Hut Fs:;s
f.vsso SPRI,Nfs, AS1z., Dec. "a
shooting ARRAY occurred Saturday. re-
suitsng IN the death Of Bud Bake. one
Of the nsst-feaAed desIcradoes n this
sectsn Blake role into town fAstuY-
day afsrnoon, AMI a.tcr filling ny with
tstls,efpt pfO'oedel 10 shoot r1tfh and
eft After srrrorrZiny tire cftizcn- he
ioie acs<s tho Dsi:yy IN the direction
al st. IohBs
About tu'o mik-. from hsse he eacc.,n-
'eei two Telegraph opcra.oxs, r. L.
Ales@idx and r. /. Cse.s.. rstsrainw
fiom AZ anteso,e mint Rsitng up
within fffy yss-As he oslk<, Paa ihern
70 throw up fhky ssac<k and YcuesweA an
tsnInethate Rs1sa@ n ss~ sh4x ri q
vuofy frrn Wfnrh~ses IN tAs hn,ds
OF Mr.. Ahxassv md Ms Cstsn's sis.
shooter Blake S<s fatsliy ,=sp,nisd
aud died ia q lev minutes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
CLEANERS COLLIDE.

strfy M 0ssp h IJurod as.d tss
NEw Sf-~.-A ----------4---------------
steamship La Champagne. from this
port for Hnyre, and the British steamer
Lisbonease. from Paris 10 this port.
collitA.l two mikes east Of Saady Hook
at $50 sunday morning. No hives were
lost, and Us tar M known no person was
injured,
Good seainauship and prompt action
combined with what h generally ternsed
good luck prevented what ia All prob
ability would have been ts rib,e dis
aster. AS it r. both vessels lie VI their
docks, one wjth lag bc.ae tn her bow,
the other WITT, /. b:SSsc- h:A.c 4: h<S yuut
quarter. Three tbOusaand dollars Wil1
leIau tlls dam. gee VI both vssxclA
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

A Chrsss.>s N~s<is~ Ny~sery Cs~a<ed "
~ I~ntnxtnn, Ky.
LExIF0r's. KY, Dec. "A murder
mystery that has puzzlcd the Lexington
pelke for nearly year was cleared mp
ia court here Friday Ollie Travis. 80
years of age, got drunk last Christmas
day, and going into John Bencharts
saloon raised row. Dick Perkins and
Herman Gray, barkeepers. and the pro-
rrietor threw Travis out on the side
walk where '- wss picked up short
time afterward. 1t was found that he
had been stabbed in the side, and in
twelve days he died. Friday Edmunds
Hatton, . blacksmith, said il the circuit
court that he saw Dick Perkins stab
Travis with a pocket knife last Christ
mas, and then throw him out On the
Sidewalk.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. a.-The Con
fesierate Veterans association II Ken
lucky hes al last been elected. The
members mt here and elected the
following o!firrs; President. OApt.
John N. Boyd; vice president. Maj
X. s. Bullock: secretary, Thuine s
Logwoo1; treasurer. .. l.. Bradley.
The association is not political organ
izatien. the offices being merely to do
good to exConfederates who have no
means of suDport.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

AGAINST IT.


| The Y~rusrs- AAiasrse DensUuro the
Fesier~i Election NIL
OrAIA, Fla, Dec. Alt the after
nom sfeseon of the Farmers' Alliance
| "Wednesday, Delegate w. & McAllster,
OF Mis~ixsipy1 introduced the following
rualrnl|e ald resolutions. which we're
Adaposl;
WHgRsAs. The president Of the UAited
Stusfs<,, In his annual message to congress,
r~xxwnmcnds and argos the snmciiats pas
sage II the measure known rs the Lodge
decttoa hill; nrd.
| WHEREAS, said iAHl Involves a radical
resolution IN the saution Rsnchinery Of
the Union. both state and National. and
it, massage will he fatal Ia the autonomy
| u the states aud cherished liberties 0 the
4 cft.zen,: and
| WHEREAS, SAID nil is partisan In slDrit.
aH.l will Nv partisan n, its application,
thus revkalizing the CORY ghost Of sec
tionai estransemeni and.
| WpkEENs. In the holy war which we
have des'lard against sectionaism, the
fir.ssdes Of the farmers Of the norm. cast,
south anil west are the sitsdels arorad
which the heaviest battles are b"ing
fought. AMI la thu end that victcty may
crpwn our crusade aud fia.ernity And
unity reigR. therefore, lie il
RtzsIyRn. rs the Nation6l Tsrners
Alliance ana Industrial Union Of America
h, National council ass-ein bleA, That We dc
mus .olennl, I~,rest against the passage
~ ~ah .1ige elsSsion bill, end rnos
,er,rs ssy rssitiou our senaton " etnpios
sll far and lr,-l means 70 asfeas tnis I'M
rSt,so.E nessape, w'hinh can r-ssss r
nos hing hut evil to ~ oon,msn aud b
lo~Sd co,nitGy.
RESOLVED further, That = cops OF thcs
preambse- and resolutions be fora af'l'-l e
| each ~rnatds in congress.
Aside from the election bill resolution
, the most important action of the Al
lance was the passage Of resolutions
aenmncsRg the Louisiana lottery rs !
blow ut AmericyM civilization am
psrais, and providing Tor the introdnc
ton in congress Of resolution calm;
ior the SUBMISSION to the people 9
America Of IN amendment 70 the Ma
fional coiwtitutina prohibiting. the oper
alton n lotteries in any OF the states
The resolution called out No opposition
and was adopted unanimously. =.
A special committee was appointed Z
select men If National reputation to dc
liver addresses every morning and alter
noon. Next saturday has been desi1
mated n labor day. and I. V. Pow
derby will speak.
"NMtIaaal Union Part..''
e Glimtees Of . third party moveIren
n appeared at the Alliance conventio
Thursday. II b chiefly agitatel by tn
/, Kansas ,bekgat4Nn.
n Gen. John II. Rice. candidate for u
Kansas ssunstorship, assisted by Cap
IS Powers, OF INDIANA, il drawing up ca
II 10 lie iss,,al 70 the Farmers Alliance an
!, all industiia unions of America whic
;, favvr the psancip<ls 1t the st. Lou
l platform, to most IN convention IA On
| cin,ati on Feb. 90 next, to conside
y the third Isrty, or Isop'es party NOV
u ment. -.
: The name OF this new party will
the National Unieii party of AIneric
This call il not Ia le expected to be
sued before the cl,sse Of the OcalA COZ
rntim. The effort scs-ms To Inc to kes
the National Farmers Alliance from i
auguratipg the new party and yet.
make IL the main basis OF this new N
tknal party,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

kESrOS, o.. Dec. o.-Tis, daughtsq
OF Nh. Woliom, a prominent farmer
living Hbout eight miles west u this
city, was arrested hire yesterday fos
forgery On evideO0s furnished the IN.
thoriti0 by Mr.. l. J. Pratt, oollectos
and sc>ing d9eecsivs for the dryEooda
firm Of Osren & ONeill. cf Columbus.
She became iffatuaseu ~lrIt Young
rsilrOadcr. named J. F. Sligar. and they
were married Thanksgiving Day. She
forged the name of Mrs. ii. III. Rhoadex
for s46 to purchase hes wedding outfit.
She was the guest II Mrs. Rhosles aud
the couple were arrested while on their
wtsi,linv trim
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
Child Bur,,e<i 10 DEATH.

OwENsBoRo. Ky, Dec. e.-A i0-year-
old daughter OF Frank Taylor. colored.
was most horribly burned To death near
Yelvington, this county. Her clothing
caught fire from an open CRATE, and her
elder sister threw quilt around her
and ran for help. When assistance ar
rived the poor child had fallen out of
the door of the buEe. and WIS found
dead, burned 70 "a tsp
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
TERRIBLE AEFLHTloN.


's"'e"SsS NJ w breok tne Ii i'm H.
PARIS, KY. Dec. 5.-Weif@~,iay
morning about 10 o'clock ss Mrs. j.
Harry Brent, wife Of Hon. j. Harry
Brent, late candidate for judge of the
superior court, was sitting quietly at
home conyersing with her children. the
muscles Of the right beg suddenly con-
tractsd with sach force ~ to break the
thigh. The terrible agony Of the poor
sufferer was pitiful TO behold Nearly
crnzed WIN gr,e, and excitement. the
children hurriedly summoned physi
cian, who responded Immediately; bu.
all Of his skill was unequal to the raw
age: a tins terrible malady.
While attending the fractured limb,
the teft rDsn Der also contracted. haeakiny
the left thigh. The pam wa 81 terri
bly, agoniyng It seemed for hours thu.
lcck1a'v would oct in aid Jzlt al en-, Z,
the suffering by death. The unfmtun-
ate lady h nov at deaths t!ssr.~ and
Int little hope az her recovery n e~ser-
tanned. Mrs.. Brent n one II tss n,oe.
refViiM ladiss Ia Pasm.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
TRAGEDY AT WIlliAMsTOWN. Kv
Wouhi-Bs Murderer Isflk~d while No.
stating Arrcss.

WiLLiAnsrows, KY, Dec 4-Tueslay
evening GeWg, Burgess, a ssloonkeepcr
here. who u known 81 tp desperate
man when drunk. visited Miss AlHc
Mckinley, Of her home ON Mill street.
What cnvetsaeon I.sssed between
th'sn NJ not known, but IL ensied by his
shooting and wounding here ssiously.
II not fatally. BURGESS then fed to H.
saloon AMI Slrrn-s!ei the entrance. So
;s-,,, ~ informed Of the tragedy sheriff
joe Webb and Deputy Marshal James
C.stcs went to the sslissn and demanded
&imittanGe.
Burgc~ rcfnael ~ oiva 10 them and
to shoot the first man who tried to enter.
After some further barley, the sheriff
and marshal burst In the door, and were
met by q f,silade from Burgess re-
volvee. They both replied with their
pistols, and. after many shots hal been
tiresl, Burgess fell and died on the fious
In a few minutes Miss Mckinley is
lying at deaths door. II is the most ter
rible Tragedy this town has ever known.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
BLAMED DRINK roR 1T.
Ellis Miller Hanged at Columbus 10,
killing His S1ster-iD-Lsw.


Columbus. o.. Dec. 3.-Knis Miller.
tEe Union county murderer, WAS exc
cute: at the renitentiary annex Monday
night The crime wac committed near
Marysvi!le, Jan. 10 last, when H. shot
and killed. his sisfer- in law, Mrs. Emma
Johnson. Miller issd been a,c,,.twned
u bea his wife until .o:nc iigae ,revi.
ous Ia the innrder White Caps called
at ms house one evening, t'.'a hi,a ont
and ssve him tevere foggins. Miller
rwurs vengeance against his wife, Mrs..
Joh'sscn cssi Others. On tbs day q the
Einrdrv he mt NrA johnson h the
rood and dssfffsrst<Ay &hx kev. Miller
k>oday xfNsaiasn write = l6ssa ieste.
30 the so,ernr, hNstne sw an etcn-
sion ~ time 90 oommutation on the
ground tkat lie was drunk al he tire
I've ccuimitted She inurles aud did not
know what he was doing. All appeals
We're ignored. Miller Was cheerful and
spent the afternoon and evening taking
leave VI friends and relatives
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
MARKET REVIEW.


Qss~tatSss. fposn CaneinAssi and Ebsew hero
Ssv Dsce0se ..
WHKAr-o6<1oHt.
CoRN -6i@ehs.
Wooi-Cnwxak<sl ffns nsfsino 1S4ll6(
a blood combing. sa0D23e< medium sIelais
and ciOthinG SS014H esAhi. Iat4 Ise; me-
s sss:.s = II ess sss ssass s.a @ss
CxrTLA--0nAe 10 o&nAns bssrAszs - 8B9
"a taAs - osflt~n. >konds ~; eUssmon.
81 Gtgi.7S.
Hoes cancted butchers and heavy ship
ping S.ubplO; fair to good packing,
81. 3lt13. 80; common To rough. &.yC13. 80
fair to good light, $39o@34O, pigs, ~ f5Q1
3..5. N
SHEEP|e25GGa15.
LAMBs-t3. J0sd5.s5.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
Killed n White Owl.

MAYsvILIE. KY. Dec. s.-A rara
avis In the shape of large white owl
was killed few miles southeast of
this city by young farmer II Is a
fine specimen Of the bird, and is the
second one ever killed in this SCI ton.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11

MAyaSHaa| KY, Dse. s.-rse vide
OF Jcisn fHgdsr, f.zDr, hyag near
Helena, eh3g county, gave tfrth IA twih
daughte1 few days sgo, and most
remarkable circumstance IN oonnectioa
herewith r., that one ~ the h,bes was
born with full set Of teeth.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-11
VII, Hanu nm Eebrusrva

PApCeAB, Ky, Dec. s.-The court of
appeals AT Frankfort confirmed the d.
cision of tho Graves county circuit
court. sentencing John e. Carter b he
hanged fr killing William TAfsrd in
Maytield. Oct. 5, 1893. The governor
fixed Peb. next as hss day III sxeca-
ton
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A~other Nll,toc for HJdd,s~s,oso.

MapDLEshORo, Ky, Ne. 1.-The NfdE
sle,boro Town company has Just com
p,essl DIAL for LOO, 600 worth Of nd
di ional property. Mr.. Arthur, presi-
dent of the company, sailed for England
Ihurslag to arrange another deal that
will bliag large amount OF English
oRsial to AmoriCW.
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Well Known Turf Nlnn Dead.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. s.-Morrison Nc
Clelland. aged 20, the veteran turf man
and father Of Byron McClelland, died
yesterday at Lexington. McClelland
hal been Q trainer for fifty years.
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Charlie Js=ssup, coaussi, h u,sscr arrest
ri Hct,kimsvills. Ky. charged With sa,0ul-
lug Cal. Isnry VITA intent 10 Kill.
Wsaghs VI Gov saAd YSssd - MSsA.
Professor z. A. Barnard. H CssnAAA
n quoted ~ follows; Superior oows
will give ten times their own weight IL
milk per aisaum. though exceptional n,
imak have heen known to yield thirtecr
TINES their own weight. On the othe,
hand, inferior animals may give az htt1,
rs only tw.ce their own weight. Apar
from this the srthor finds that tl,l
lighter COW yields the larger proportio,
Of milk, while heavy cows Yield com
paratively little, Thus little anims
weighing 4ao pounds yields 1884 pound
q milk per annum, or eieht times II
own weight, On tho otlsg hand. an ri,
inlsa weighing l.700 pounds yields 0, "a
pounds. o. only about flve times its ow
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Arc you sick! II so you be
restored to perfect health it fse
Radman's Mlcrobe Killer. ri
fees the blood thoroughly, andel'
that 10 done you are . weAn'
The success Of the medicine m-
ply wonderful.
For sale by billiard / Woo
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BROOKLYN. Dee. s,-Fis last night in
the fc,u-sto-y brick building. Nos. S35
and 33s Futon street, occupied tY A. /.
Nainm. dealer in window shatk-, and
uphslsters' di0peries, damaged tho
stock a,sl building TO the extent of $b6,
90. The Ices is fully covered b., insur-
anoe. Huylex, the candy merchant,
who occupied M adj infng store. had his
stock damaged to the extent OF 81, 800.
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WICHITA. Kan, pec. 8 .-Li<nf ~
ss:afurlssy Tis6y were 1camped Oh Bear
creek. twenty mikes south II Caldwell
and were forced to cross the .Etate iino
five miles cas-. Of Caldwell. The cavnl-
nv is raiding the strip for boomers.