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The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
Washington Letter

Senator Strnforl'S bill for the ioluing of dovetmelt m )ney to the farmers of the country has, as was expe:teI from the fest, be.n helv- fly sat upon by the Senate Finance committee to which it wls referred. The committee m1de an adverse report to the Senate, which has re- ceiveI the unanimous vote of the committees, aal the b.ll wls ia lei- nitely po,tponel, which is ont / another way of saying that it Is dead. Senator StInfJrd will try again latter OF; he believes in the idea.
 Minnesota ne%spapecdom was well represented here this week by d large excIrsion party. The free dom of the city was extended the knights ot the pen as soGn as they arri ed, and they Were shown every thing worth seeing in this vicinity. Itis good ideA, this getting up d large party of newspa per men to visit the national capital. anI it shodld be followed by tine m ,kers ot public opinion in other states. Washington Is always ready to wei come ali visitors, anI she mas an un usua;y wlrm spot i her heart for tine hard working men and women who make the newspapers of the country.
 Silver, silver, everywhere, except in newspaper m ms pocket The Senate has agreed to limit speeches on the Jones silver bill u five min utes each, after to-day, anl Senator Morrill, has given notice that he proposes to offer the House silver bill, which after amending it mAteri- ally, the Sent5e tinlnce committee has reported favorable as a substi- ute for the Jones bill.
 The pension question, like the poor, we have with us always. The copferees have agreed upon a bill, which is really a new one, as it leaves out the dependent features of the bill which had previously passed the Senate and the service feature of the bill which the House had passed, and makes disability the test for receiving a pension. The money that the new law will take Is variously estimated at S36,00J,- 900 to slO0,0J0,O00 year, which added to the Sl20,U0J,OJO a year now paid will give Young America some flea of what war costs.
 The Congressional Campaign com mittees of both parties seem to be in q somewhat mixed up and chaotic condition. Representative Flower, chairman of the democratic com mlttee, has been wrangling with his colleagues and up to this time they have not ever opened headquarters. The republican committee started off last week with a great flourish ing of trumpets by the selection of a chairman and secretary, and this week on the same day that the an- nouncement was made that large building had been secured for the headbuarters of the committee, comes the news that, owing to some vigorous difference of opinion be- tween himself and the chairman of the committee the new secretary, MT. Olds of Michigan, had resi ,ned. Harmony seems to be scarce com
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
Notice for Pub lcation.

LAND OFFICE AT PRE~clrT, ARIZONA.
 May 7th, 1899. Notice is hereby given that the follow ing>named settler has fled notIce oi his intention 10 make 6B Il proof in support ol hi: clam. and that sad proof will b. made before the R glster and Receiver al Prescott, Ariz., on June I7tn, IS9o. VIZ: Hiram 5 Skinner Pree nptlun Declaratory Statement No. 1912. for the NH NWA and W. NE4 section 20 township 2on range 7.
 He names the following witnesses t. prove hls continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz. IameS L. Black, George Black. w. G. Stewart, stephen Prertyman,all of Flag staff, Arizoua.
 ]. C. MARTIN,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21

Judge: "On what grounds, madam dv you cllim a divorce from your husband~ "The doctor told me t. discard everything that disagreed with me, and my hus-" Granted. next"
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
STATE OF OHIo, CIfY oFI
 ToLsOa ss LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oatil that he is the senior partner of the irm of r J. Cheney k O., doing business in the City Of Toledo, Coun, ty and State aforesaigi, and that said firm will pay the sum of ON E HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CaS4rrb that can not be curel by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure,
 FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before ne and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 6oh day Of December, A. D. 1886,
 A. ". GLEASON,
 SEAL Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- formally and acts directly upon the blood mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
What She ThDught.

He (lt the ball game)' Gee-whiz! did you see Kelly steal that base thenl
 She {isst game); No; but if he did I think one of those policemen oug 1t to arrest him.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Stated conyocatlons on thA third Saturday in each month in Masonic Hall at p. m. Sojournlng com panions are cordially lnwted.
 ]. E. BUPGEARD, H. r. F. w. H. CUTTER. Sec'y.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
Notice to Creditors.

All persons knowing themselves indebteI to the firm of Marshall E Molenpah are requested to come and title at once, as the old busi. ness must be closed up.
 A. G. MOHLENPAH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
Hoopskirts

Those who are old enough to re
member back as far as the sixties,
will recall the hoopskirts mania
that thea prevailed. Wien they
first came in fashion they were
made Of split reeds and were man
ufactured at home, They gradu-
ally grew in dimensions and popu-
larity until large manufacturing
industries were created. In those
days clinging skirt would have
been considered as ridiculous as
the hoopskirt would be at this time,
Ii may be interesting 10 the reader
to know that there is another
threatened innovation OF what is
now almost universally considered
"A horrid thing: Bpt it Is neyerthe.
less certain that if Dame Fashion
DEGREES that it shall be worn by ey-.
cry daughter of Eve in the land
will get inside of one. And who is
ii that is gushing this hideous
style upon am-unwilling people, II
the manufacturer of dress goods
land is done in obedience. to tine de-
mauds of commerce rather than OF
fashion. There is ever something
new put forward to crowd.out old
STYLES in order 10 promote trade
The fashion OF ciinging garments
So much admired by the masculine
az veil as the feminine gender has.
it seems. been almost ruinous to
The dress goods industry because so
.li:tle material is required TO make
costume. With this style eight
wards are sufficient to clothe the
average figure, whereas with hoop
skirts it will take about twenty.
so multiply all of the dresses Of
sweet femInity by three and YOU
viii see what the new fashion
means TO the manufacturer and the
trddesman also, but in different
way, 10 husbands. fathers and
mothers who viii have to foot the
bills. 1t is this immense com
mercial interest behind the crino.
line movement that makes it hope
less to combat, Captured
Thoughts, in Paducah Standard.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
H0RsEFoRD. KY.

Pretty dusty down here Nj edi
tor but the dust needs the juice
squeezed out'n It to make it appear
more homeIike
Blaine got .on a high" this week
and a large log run affords employ
ment to a hundred men and will
put few Of the filthy lucre into
circulation.
John Morrow has sold his farm
on Blaine TO J H. Thompson and
will 20 to Greenup county.
The aged mother of one Of our
citizens Eli Frashier, died at her
home at Forks of Hurrican w Va
this week. Our sympathy Is ex-
tended to the bereaved.
Miss Jinkie Moore returned
home this week from Louisa.
J. A. Frashier ofthis place is ex-
pecung to .makea trip to Bolts
Fark soon, .Ostensiyely 70 attend
X. G. E but in reality to whisper
words Of love to somebody's sister
Uncle Dave Stewart was visiting
intimate friends on Blaine lately
and is likely to take up his abode
here in the Spring.
Rev. p. X. Leslie an able minis
te- OF the gospel begins a 9rotract-
ed Meeting at this place Sunday
and as his stanatie majesty has had
full sway for number OF wears,
We hope much good will be az
complished.
. Mrs. G. w. Norris has been il
. for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Smith re-
turned house Tuesday from a visit
out west
+ Our Jolly friend Bob. Skeens i
looking down his nose this week
How about it, Bob
George Raney who went to Min
esota several years ago returned
this week to visit his old friendt
and relatives.
Mrs. David Thompson VISITED
Mr.. and Mrs. " |. Short ON sun
lav last. ROB Roy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
Mr.. Cleveland and His Cab
met

It's probable that ii would be
better to let Mr. Cleveland alone IN
the selection Of his cabinet. as he Is
supposed to more fully know the
men he wants in it, as we'll as those
ne thinks will better fill the meas
ure of its purpose. Acting on tins
idea we have nothing TO say, pro or
con. Of the supposed, and now pref
tv certain selection, by him, Of
Judge Gresham Tor Secretary OF
State. believing that be fully knew
how to select in the matter Tor
himself. and thatif he gave the po-
si,ion TO Judge Gresham, the act
was the dictation only OF a 'lnotlye
pure and of a policy wise: II
Judge Gresham is a Republican as
some assert, he has had very
poor way of showing it fol some
time. now, while ii is simply alb
surd TO think that Mr.. Cleveland
would take into his closer counsel
one that be knew was only a Re
publican and, as such, only again.
opposed in every way~io him. MT.
Cleveland may have . few faults,
but idioGy has never been charged
.as one Of these. and thus II ne has
appointed Judge Gresham as his
Secretary If State. we may rest as
sured that the appointment Is alto
gether q tUdicious one. and IN high
est accord with sound policy and
tile interests Of The Democratic
party, as well as those Of the eonn-
try al large.- Bowling Green Her
I ala.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
soUTHARDviLLE Ky.


Snow and rain snow and rain
nothing but snow ana lain.
Jake Demeral has been pros
pecfing Tor a gold mine on Georges
Creek but / don't think he has
ever found any gold yet
jamie Boyd and Miss Fredone
Price, of Peach Orchard, were visit
ing at Even's Branch on the Is
inst, Come again girls.
Wall Preston does not fisit
Peach Orchard much, what Is the
trouble Wall?
Afford HlnkIe walk very slow at
this writing FRoGEYE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
our Seal Question Fixed.

st. Louis Post Dispatch On
the seal Of Kentucky two citizens
ofthe Commonwealth are represent
ed in the act Of shaking hands, to
indicate that they are not dividing
and falling. Mrs. Josephine K
Henry demands that one Of these
figures shall tie changed TO the
figure OF a woman. But the change
i not likely to be made. 1t would
he TOO expensive The rapid and
continuous transformation Of the
feminine costume would render a
new seal necessary every three
months, and the Kentucky whisky
tax would have 70 be increased 50
often that the Prohibitionists would
get 4 start, Besides, during the
reign Of the hoopskir, handshaking
would be out Of reach and hugsing
Would be out oftheqlestion- Its
safe to say that no alteration viii
he made in the State seal o. Ken
lucky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
LITTLE BLAINE

W. B. Miller Is going 10 move :"
the left hand fox Of Little blai,r.
in a few days and a. l.. Moore wlil
move on the Ash branch 4 l.
moving and shifting o. our grcek
at present.
Sanders Wellman j. na.vrd -
NJ. II. Thompson's t,nia Ne are,
glad to him com iarmc think
he is a good citizen.
IF. Smith started 20 mill a few
days ago and While be &as crossing
the creek his horse g; scared and
threw him, corn aud al, in the
creek ard he went back home with
out any grinding.
Wesley Miller Is studying law at
present. He intends to plead his
own causes in the future.
Mary steward has moved to Lis
Tbomps9ns place, where she is
talking Of keeping boarders.
John Ball went down our creek
on the 70 inst.
l.. 7. Moore : child has been very
sick for some time past.
Death. invaded the house OF
Joseph Tomlin and took his infant
child on the II inst.
John Travis is building chimncys
for Policy McKlnster's house.
Rev. George FraIey and J, II.
Moore preaehe at Moore's Chapel
on the 10 inst
Willie Marti mas moved ON the
Sycamore bran d Of our.cTeek and
Morgan Martil moved in the house
vacated by Wi e.
E. G. Mex ster Is talking OF
finishing gath ring his corn in
lev days.
Gus. Moore is the champion
trader on our.cretk He Will trade
/ on any thing from a Jews harp toa
steamuoat ssr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

The number of pensioners on the
rolls on the 3lst day Of last Deeem-
Der was $4,000. The pension de-
partment estimates that the num-
Der will reach 10000 by the LIST Of
July next. 1t will require $50
100000 Cor the next fiscal year to
meet pension demands, twice as
much as is required to maintain
the immense standiu army Of the
German Empire.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
GrteNNrsrp Cuer,

~ X. thorse out a,,N, Is Il druggist 70
N yoa p,. Kings Nyw Discovery iqt Can-
III atnti6n, Cnughs snd Colda uwW,hn 'oil-
lhioi. Ii you atr aillrledwl,b "a Grippe
,rl Kin a n this rtnir,ly according 10 dice
tinns Y,iyiun Il u firllisi, and experiences 10
O,nplli, Sna my gulMn NJ hhtlr AM NV
,Out uion yrvlndr'l, We mfkr she oNsli
.hsyansc oflhe woniurial susNrH n W
Kings NtN nnsovsy oi last seasons sll'
dsmie. Have hoard 81 no a .c ~ vhleh "
hlcl, 1rYlt iIlal hollf llee Al W. n,
Esapi ngps,loe. laWf slfr SOC sn0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

tits said that the World s Fair
management has been disappointed
in the Columbian souvenir com
only $4,000 having been soid at u
each, and that a new issue OF expo
sition be nds amounting to sl,2o9--
600 will be made TO complete pre-
parations for the big fair.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

The Indiana House OF RepreSen+
tatlve did good thing when i
passed a bill taxing the receipts OF
foreign building and loan aSseela-
tions, also supjectlng them To ~
spection and requiring them TO
deposit $4,000 with the AUDITOR to
nrotect local shareholders.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Gen. Pierre Gustaye Toutont
Beauregard, last Of the five Sen
erals named ty the Confederate
Congress, and, with the single eX-
ception of Kirby Smith OF Sc
vance, Tenn, the last full General
of the Confederacy, died at his
home, in New Orleans Monday
night. He was the office. who
gave the order for the firing OF the
first shot in the late war.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

The American end Of the .lana.
ma stealis being unearthed, BmS-
er seligman testified before the
congressional Investigating com
mittee that $l0O00000was deposit
ed in this country by, the French
company an& all eNpended, much
OF il to secure American nenlF9'l'
ty.r Three New York hsaklns
houses were paid $4,000 for thtlr
services, and Dick Thompsen,el
Indiana, Hayes SECRETARY OF NE
navy, received $4,000 per year 70
4 salary for helping impose 2 re
ton enierptlas on the French people
n lsa sad picture, Tho canal =
dismal failure De l.esseps ana NJ
son sentenced 20 llyo years inpF'S
onmmt. lhe people Of France
.uIndlod, and American statesmen
-. "a ....|I| -. MUM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Col. John E. Hamilton, q promi-
nent lawyer Of Covington' and his
two sons, engaged in the dairy busi-
ness there. assigned Saturday. with
liabilities between $4,000 and 500,
GOO. 1t is said their assets VIII
fall considerably short of this,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
public Notloo IS Aeroby Given.


That the ugjer,iE Gr,la c1rpor3tor@,
have ,igueI anl acknowledged Articles
Of INCORPORATION. as,tl organized a corPQ-
ration under t. name OF the 'TorehliGlit
Coal Company. and that LoCisa.
Lawrence County. heuliicky tbr Iriu-
cipal business Office. and that lbTchiight,
in I.awrcGce COEIty, Kentucky. i IT.
principal place III trins3ettlg husisesS,
The genera! nature OF the business
proposed 10 he transacted j. % purchase
ard sell real estate, coal. ison, timber
slaves. ores and minerals; so,worS mtt-
ais and mine Goals under purchase, Lease
OF royalty: bore i9I atural gas, salt O.
oil; TO sell. leaSf or exchange metals
minerals, coal. iron. timber gaS, ull
saltand real estate; and 70 carry on NE
general business ii mining, auti traiiie ~
such mines, lands, coal. ores, timter.
slaves. oil. salt and "a. and buy and sell
merchandise. and ship and transport rs
general products
3. Tie amount OF the capital stock.7u-
thO7ized i fifty Thousand dollars MhN'h
shall be iivtdc,l into fiS- hugdrei sharea
OF one hundred dollars 500 each, 20 he
paid az Sicll times aud upon such coFli-
lions as the Board Of Directors mag pre-
scribe
( The Corporation >'iI begin on the
+ 18Th day OF February 1898 aid continue
twenty-five p years from that daie, uh-
Les. ,ocner dissolved by an affirmative
vote 81 two thirds IL is capitai stock, hnt
may he renewe,iin tho maUger nroNii-
z ~ III Chapter - II the Geaciiu Statutes
+ 81 the State f K-p;uzkY
>. The aifai;s Of the CoTUora' inn -'laii
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1893.
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ILLUSTRATED.

Harpcr's Magazine for lH'i viilgnn-
tiriIc 10 maintain he pnriyHllcl stand
a-si II cNrelleuce which has character
i led il frnn the beginning. Among the
phjable features Of the year there wi!ll r.
new novels rs 4 C6uuU,. Doyle Cons
lance Feuimore W6OlSou and William
I.lack. short stories Will be contributed
bv the most popular writers ct ne LAY
iuclndiug Mary +. wilkins, Richard
Harding paws. Margaret Drl1nli Bran
,ttr Matthews. and msny Others The
illustrated descriptive papers will eni-
brace articles By Julian Ralph on new
southern and Western subject; hy The
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low on Russia aud Germany; hy Rich
ard Harding Davis o. a London sca-np :
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continued. Literary articles viii be- con
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James +. Fields. william Dean lloweils,
Brander Matthews. and Otncr-,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

The Kenton county grand jury
have reported indictments against
Mayor Altering and the memters
of the City Council fof nalieasance
in Office; two Councilman and an
ex. Councilman, for bribery; 1ol.
a. 5, Berry, for permitting game
ling on premises rented by him
for bribery in tive cases, and Conn'
ty Clerk Thomas Jones for mai
feasance in office C.J.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

MIR. Carlisle IS quoted as hayins
said that one OF mis- first official
steps as Secretary viii be TO issue
bonds to relieve the Treasury, and
that this will be followed by a
special session Of Congress to re-
neal the Sherman silver raw
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Superintendent Byrnes has
stopped the negotiations for a hight
between Mitchell and Gorbett, ana
has ordered .he polics to arrest any
one attempting to make the matcu
in New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

London's starving poor are IN
such desperation that at q meeting
recently they considered a propsl-
ton to pledge their bodies now ~ 70
medical colleges Tor Use At eeatn
for dissecting purposes ioF a pound
NOTE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

1t is said that Mr.. Cleveland Will
not occupy the White Hous' as q
residence, but wilirenr the historic
old Admiral Porter homestead
about four squares distant rom 'l'
White House.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

North Dakota elected Demo
Graf to the United States Senate
Monday and settled the question az
to the complexion OF that BODY
The Democrats now have WORE
ing majority. Things keep com,
ing our way.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

The nomination Of Judge Howell
Jackson TO lie Associate Justice q
he United States Supreme Court
was confirmed Saturday by the
Senate without opposition.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1893.

The pension bill. carrying In the
enormous appropriation OF Sl66'-
100000, has been passed by the
House.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Mr.. {, +, Davis, c,liyor Of lhs Bloom :
dela. Iowa, Farmer says u sam rec
tmmr1d Chamberlain Cough Remedy
.toalr .uAtres Will colds aud Group !
have used /; Ia MY family ior the pas,
.Woycars anb have found 1.-THE best
eycr used ter tie purposes io' which II
+. iolendc,l 20 cent bottles 'or sale ~
1.ulisa nnlg 9.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

A fellow isnnwtrayellng through
the country trying L. swlndle par,
tics with contract lorwire fences
No ultrs % give enough wire @
iencc a tn acr, deld Il the panty
viii sign q contract 70 take the
agency ior The wire. The contract
Il whore tho swindle conner ~, for
n read closely il turns oul q be a
promliogy note Or EI9o amer q few
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CommIss-onar sIEtIng.

EHll -htlrtF III ~. to-.

Fall>hurE MFE. 90,
The undersigned wilj.on Tues
day, March :, SO, b 1in y sitting
in this ease att his o1ir, in Louisa,
Ky. and continue from day % ila5
until the report iScomNie!ed. inG
object IL the sitting is-to ascertain
the amount vi Stock in Fall-barg
Mtg. company paid, nnplii- and
from whom. Also. incUWurancns
upon rral t-ta e( defendant, and
other such matters lS are required
in Judgment. i. d.tiNEEEp,
VI. e. l.. C. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Goto spencer for any Kind Of
groceries you want and sou will
ilnd them,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24

Have you seen those initiated
silk kerchiefs at Borders & stew
arts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-24
EDMoSD's BRANCH.

There is a:great deal Of moving
and exchanging places for the year
in this vicinity. One Mr.. Russell ol
Cat Bridge, vi remove into our vi
cinity in.the near future.
A fine drifting tide last week iii
which great deal Of very fine
timber Went down Blaine which
may scatter q few dollars along its
valleyln the lear future and which
is badly needed, as our sheriffs are
husthng after taxes 10 lively rate.
Bacon is 10 cts per pound. and
what will it be next YEAR There
Is not an average Of one hog to
each three families in this vicinity,
and from reports. this place is not
alone in that respect.
Marriage license issued on the
10Th inst. 10 NJ William Short
and Miss Lille g. Diley
William Salyers has removed
from Hargus Branch 10 his new
home at this place.
CuUNTRY. CiEEENHoBN. "