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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20

took from his pocket gold watch and
chain and said TO Mr.. Silliman, Here,
for Gods sake take this and say nothing
about II, for the sake Of my people," Mr..
Silliman did not take the watch. but
took his man and brought him before
Judge Alex Anderson, who in default OF
$500 bond committed him to Jail to
await the action of the grand Jury, now
in session. From letters found in his
possession IL seems probable that the
prisoners name 10 II. A. Marion, Of
Jackson Mich. When he found be had
to go TO Jail he accepted the situation as
though he Was used to it.
Mr.. George Hyden, Theological stu.
dent from Eastern Kentucky, has been
making speeches and prayers at the
Young Mems Christian Association
meetings here that are very displeasing
to majority OF the members of the as
sociation and to people outside the or
ganizstion, who have been criticised by
him. He said in effect that there was
too much OF the 'stuck.up" feature in
Danville religion; that there was mon.
strous little in II, save struggle for so.
cial and business advantages; that while
something like social equality between
people of the same degree of worth and
good behavior is conceded TO be posi-
bility when all get to Heaven, it is no,
the fashion in this part OF the mundane
sphere. He charged that the preachers
were too much influenced by society
and didn't "lam il" TO their cGngrega-
tians ofentimes when they knew theii
congregations deserved it. He said ma
ny other Things OF similar character
much of which was unjust and total,
uucalled for. At Wednesday nigh
meeting at the Opera House he talke,
50 long aud 30 extravagantly that some
thing like force was used TO silence him
Those who know best say that personal
> ly Mr. Hy1en has had no reason to con-
plain OF bad treatment during his 50
journ in Danville; that the gentleme
whom he crticises most have been kin,
, and sympathetic in their treatment {
him. 1t ia thought by some that hi
mind has became disordered. Anyway
; he will leave the Seminary to return n
more.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

Capt. Ed Arthur, who baa been
quite sick for some weeks, is out again.
The trial Of the parties indicted for
being In mob here one month ago is
set for Friday.
The democrats of this section are for
McCreary for the U. s. Senate first, last
and ell the time.
The Baptist church has secur ed the
services OF Rev. w. ]. Johnson, the pres.
ent pastor, for this year.
ID. r. CLARK, Of Jackson, KY, was
here last week. Mr. J. K. Watkins was
admitted TO the bar here last week.
The county court met Monday to
receive the sheriff's delinquent list, but
he was not ready TO report and they ad.
journed to meet again in March.
Len Tye, the negro accused OF the
murder OF Miss Bryant, is back here in
Jail. The feeling has subsidized and the
commonwealth wanted him here TO tes'
tiiy before the grand jury.
SUNDAY night was the coolest we
have had, l00 belos zero Monday morn
| ing. The ice il about s inches on the
river and every one that has an ice
house has taken advantage of the colo
weather.
Walter Mason was at London Sat
urday on legal business. Among tn,
visiting attorneys at circuit court are X
Boyd, r. l.. Ewell, James Sparks, c. X
Brock, London; Col. John Dishnan, Bar
bourville; J. J. Nuns, Jacks6oro, Tenn.
- Phillips, Lebanon, and Will Nor
row, OF Somerset Circuit Clerk A. b
Brown, OF LoL Ion, was down Monday
Andy Johnson, of London, is here thi
week attending court.
Circuit court is now in session an,
Judge Morrow is pushing business a
rapidly as possible. Wesley Woods on
year to the penitentiary for stealin
money; James Mcpherson one year TO
false swearing and David Mcfarland TIVE
years for killing Davis Hash. Ellen Nc
I Farland is now on trial for same ofienst
. The Harlan county cases were passe
until next Wednesday. Several misde
meanor cases have been tried, but littl
or no civil business has been done.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20
MlOOlEBuR6.

Rabbit hunting is the only occupa-
ton engaged in here since the "old win.
ter" put in its appearance.
". L. Coleman has entered school at
jamie Wash Institute, instead OF going
to Lexington, as he first intended.
e. Z. n-isay having declined the
deputy sheriffship under James Bran
son, Wig Dye has been appointed and
has entered upon the duties Of the Of
fee.
Charles NJ. McWhorter gave can
dy pulling at his house, some two miles
above town, Saturday night, that was
enjoyed by some dozen or more young
folks.
Born, to the wife OF VIM. Cloyd, or
the 4th inst, boy. Also on the same
day to the vile OF George Dayis girl
Bill and George are said to be doing al
well as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
The train on the &. & g. is on it
pegs again and is making daily trips Il
Kingsville, continuing to do so, | pre-
sumo, until another trestle succumbs t
the inevitable and the whole thing j
launched into obscurity, which may oc
cur any day.
The Baptist church has at last sc
cured pastor. Rev. Vines, OF the The
o,osica. Seminary al Louisville has al
cepted call made upon him some tim
ago. He preached here on the I'd Sun
day and the congregation seems We
pleased with him. He will locate her
at the close of the present term OF hi
school,
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LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

is this going TO last always?
One of the candidates for postmaster
has been circulating petition Already.
-Enclosed find remittance from Dep
uty Sheriff Sam Warnack, who is a good
man ard splendid officer.
y. Il. MARROW mas bought out V. Be
ring and will move out OF the Catching
block into the Boreing store.
John Niece, peddler Of this place
was struck by a freight train at Pitts
burgh and was seriously injured We'd
nesday.
-"Csp" Taylor, predetermined and
aged man, am informed to day, froze tC
death in the eastern portion OF the coun
ty this week.
old man Bender and son and Peter
Baxter were badly mashed up in one oil
Pttsburg mines last week. A boy by
the name OF Gilbert hal an arm broken
in an elevator shaft OF the Pitman mine
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20

vote without letting any one know how
or for whom he votes. This law, howev-
er, virtually strikes at the root OF the
ballot and compels voters to show their
hands even in advance OF the election >
by signing their names to petitions in
which their choice is made known.
What Is TO become OF the old Common
wealth under the crazy quilt" constitu-
ton remains to be seen in the ages to
come.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20

1.-The figures for Jan. 10, 1898, 90 into
the local weather bureau book: Maxi
mum. 7;5, minimum-l0.5 mean-l o.
For Jan. 8, 1884. the figures are; Maxi
mum-l0 0, minimum -l9.5, mean-l0.0
1t is to be hoped that any further pneu-
matic-tred, kite-shaped efforts to beat
the record of 1854 will nov be abandon.
ed for at least another nine years.-Lou.
isville Times.
-Korne!l 10th, for wife murder, was
electi ocuted in New York.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The best salve In the world tor cuts. bruises
Sores ulcers salt rhevm, fever sores letter. chap
ped hands, ehilblains. corns and all skin erup
lions and positively cures piles, no pay requir-
ed. IL is guaranteed to giv~ perfect sansf acton
n, money refunded. Price as cents per boz.
For sale 81 A. K. Penny, Stanford. Nv
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

Tie Aururus Mnfch n. 1871.
At an early hours on Wednesday,
March A. the city Of Washington
presented q spectacle Of uncommon
animation, occasioned by the adj
dition.to its usual population of a
large body Of citizens from the adj
%jacent districts. A discharge from
the company Of Washington Artil-
lery ushered in the day, and about
10 o'clock the Alexandria company
of rinemen, with the company of
artillery paraded in front of the
Presidents lodgings. AT IL o'clock
Thomas Jefferson, attended by a
number Of his fellow citizens,
among whom were many members
of congress, repaired to the cap
itol. His dress was, as usual, that
Of a plain citizen, without any dis
tinctive badge Of Office. He entired
the capitol under a discharge of
artillery. AS soon as he withdrew,
a discharge of artillery was made.
The remainder of the day vas de-
voted to the purposes of festivity,
and at night there vas a pretty
general illumination.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
Mar Adopt Another cum.

AS a result of the vigorous pro
test raised by American ordnance
manufacturers against the deci-
sion of the board of officers APP
pointed to select a gun for use in
the United Sta ties army, another
meeting was held in the armory in
Springfield, Mass, on the 18th
inst. for the purpose of reconsid-
ering the recent decision, in favor
of the Krag-J orgensen arm. At the
time of the award the American
manufacturers claimed that they
were not given sufficient time ia
prepare models of their weapons,
but the board held, on the other
hand, hat they had withheld their
propositions for tho purpose of
getting the benefit of any new
ideas that might be introduced in
the arms submitted by their for
eign competitors. AS a result the
American firms were almost total.
ly unrepresented in the previous
competition, and a foreign arm
was adopted. Whatever may have
been the true cause of the misun.
Outstanding, however, the compe
tition was reopened, and if a gul
is found superior to the one al
ready selected, it will be adopted
forthwith. The following are III.
members of the board: Lieut.. Col
Hall, Sixth infantry; Col. Otis
Twelfth infantry; Lieut.. Col. Far
ley, ordnance department, ant
Capt. Anderson, of the Sixth cav
airy.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

These Items were LEFT over from last week
QNtne % ihe latencss 10 The receipt Of The letter.
ent ofienl
Owen and Mike Hughes have
leased their great zinc property to
BragQw and Potter for one year.
May they make lots Of money.
Mrs. Geo Helde and son George
with her daughter, Mrs. Wilson
and her son Walter, left some days
ago to visit Cincinnati. They
will go the Worlds fair before
they return.
j. G. Berry is a very busy man
now getting his mines in shape
and he will put in water works as
soon as material can be had, which
will a God send TO us all.
Every one should take some
stock in the Water Company, as
such enterprises should be en-
couraged. It will lower the rate
of insurance and give us soft water
to drink. Berry is a rustler and
is sure to be crowned with sue
cess.
Geo. w. Helde is better of the
rheumatism, of which he has been
a sufferer for many weeks.
If pluck, energy and hard work
will win, r. i. Lefranz, foreman
of McGregor and Grampian mines,
will surely make it pay dividends.
Geo. b. Sibole works in the
mines all day and at shoemaking
part of the night. Go to it, Geo.,
you deserve to make il win.
H. M. Baker and Harry Sander
cock, though out of luck, are still
staying with it, and will get there
in time. Perseverance conquers
all things.
Prof. M. J. Hinton, of Silver
City, was over recently looking af-
tor his valuable mines here.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

The United States mint at Phil
adelphia now contains the largest
amount of bar silver ever stored
in one mint in the United States.
The quantity is 11O, 900 ounces,
or fully enough, with the usual al
10y, to make no less than 100000
900 silver dollars. The vaultage
of the mint is said to be unexcelled
in this country, yet the steel-wall-
ed treasure holders are filled tc
overAowing, and the bullion IS be.
ing received from the government
at the rate of 3,8O0,OO ounces &
month. Besides this amount there
are in the separate vaults $4,000,
900 in coined silver. The seal oil
the door has not been broken foI
two years.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

About two thirds of the pipe
that is to convey the water from
the pump to the reservoir on Ha-
german Heights at Eddy is now
laid and the whole line will be
completed next week. A stand
pipe 80 feet high has been erected
in the center of the reservoir to
give additional pressure for water
ing the grounds about the man
sion and to take up the throbbing
in the pump. There will be 20
hydrants and taps about the
grounds adjacent to the mansion,
to be used for lawn sprinklers and
irrigating the trees etc, and ii
eau also be used in case of fire. II
is estimated that a stream 35 feet
high can be thrown from any Of
the hydrants.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

Not a bad incident for a comic
opeye was the arrest of the entire
police force of a little Texas town
on a charge of vagrancy. This
charge was preferred by the wives
of the two men who constituted
the force, doubtless with the con-
sent of the culprits as it enabled
the men to testify that they had
received only So pay IN five
months and could not support
their families on that.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

1t is a mistake to suppose that
women learn nothing from the
newspapers. Three women got
on a Broadway car while up town
the other day, and as they chatted
each drew a purse from her muff.
Number one gave the conductor
Is cents; number two, without a
word, put back her coin; number
three, lingering a silver piece,
looked inquiringly at number two,
and the latter, nodding toward
number one, said: "She had the
change" Then number three put
up her coin, and all three went on
talking. The whole thing was &C
complished without a struggle.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

March to Search is the adage.
1t searches out any weakness of
the system, resulting from impure
blood. Those who use Ayers
Sarsaparilla find March no more
searching or even disagreeable
than any other month. This med
icine is a wonderful invigorasar.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

be ~gndrantssd II II doesn't benefit or cure,
In the case OF every tired or afflicted woman,
she'll las her money back
The Prescription" builds up and invigo-
rates the entire female system Il regulates
n promotes an the proper functions, I'M
proves digestion, enriches the blood, dispes
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, aud
restores health and strength.
Nothing else, though Il may be better for
a tricky dealer 20 sell, can DO /" just a. good
tor you 10 buy.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
Approved Feb. Is, 1893.
nu.nmrn XXIII
CHAPTER XVI.

An act to require the redemption
of merchandise checks, orders,
tickets and due bills at their full
face value in cash or merchandise.
Be it enacted by the Legislative
assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico:
Sec. /. Hereafter any check,
order, ticket or due bill, issued by
any storekeeper, firm, trading or
mercantile company, for merchan-
disc, the amount of which is to be
charged against and withheld from
the wages of any miner, laborer or
other employee working in any
mine, mill, snelter or other manu-
featuring or mechanical work, OF
from the proceeds of ore from any
lease and suitcase upon any mine
or portion Of any mine, shall, upon
presentation and demand, be re-
deemed by the person, firm, ira
ding or mercantile company issu-
ing the same at its full face value
in either lawful money of the
United States or merchandise al
the option Of the holder of such
check, order, ticket or due bill.
Provided, that the holder is moi
at the time Of such presentation
aud demand indebted 60 such store
keeper, firm trading or mercantile
company, for goods, wares ant
merchandise TO him sold, had anC
delivered.
Sec. 2. Upon the refusal OF AM
store-keeper, firm, trading or mer.
camille company to redeem am
such. check, order, ticket or du'
bill, ia lawful money Of the UniteC
States at it's full face value, if de
manded by the holder thereof
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

The Chicago News Record has
been figuring on the cost of adj
mission to the Worlds fair grounds
and the side show and reaches this
conclusion: Allowing car fare both
ways, so cents admission to the
grounds, a moderate lunch costing
so cents more, a concert in the
music hall, mineral water, car fare
on the electric railway inside the
grounds, a ride on the launches q
glimpse of the Esquimaux and a
catalogue of exhibit, the careful
fnancier might see the whole show
for about SIS, il he dispensed
with such Injuries as peanuts, pep.
corn and soda water.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

All the elements which nature re-
quires, to make the hair beautiful
and abundant, r supplied in
Ayers Hair Vigor. This prepare
ton keeps the scalp free from
dandruif, prevents the hair from
becoming dry and harsh, aud makes
Eit flexible and glossy.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

Secretary Carlisle has issued
the new regulations regarding the
precautions to be observed in adj
hitting immigrants to the United
States.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
CHAPTER xxx.

An act prohibiting the receipt
by bankers Of deposits under GER
tain circumstances and providing
a punishment therefor.
Be it enacted by the Legislative
assembly of the Territory Of New
Mexico:
Sec. l.. That section 1872, chap
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers is a popular preparation
IN one bottle, and colors evenly a
brown or black. ANY person can
easily apply it at home.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21

$50 50
and northorly lines Of Lincoln
county.
CHATTER XXI.
Ar act TO amend an act entitled
IAN act providing funds and max
ing appropriations for the forty
second and forty-third fiscal years
and for other purposes"
Be it enacted by the Legislative
assembly Of the Territory Of New
Mexico:
Sec. /. That section even of
an act Of the twenty-third legisla-
tive assembly Of the Territory Of
New Mexico, approved February
26, 1881, entitled ian act provid-
ing funds and making appropria-
tions for the forty-second and for
ty-third fiscal years and for other
purposes" is amended by adding
thereto the following clause:
"Also all property of railroad
companies, formed under or doing
business pursuant TO the laws of
this Territory, until the expiration
of six years from and after the
completion of their road or roads
and branches Of railroads; such
road being deemed to be completed
for purposes of taxation, as to any
operating division thereof, when
the same is opened to the public
for business; Provided: That this
provision shall only apply to rail
roads, the construction upon which
is commenced, and some portion
thereof open for the traffic, with
in three years from tie date hereof,
and the same is enacted for the
purpose of aiding and encouraging
such new construction"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved, Feb. Is, 1893.
CHAPTER XXI.
An act to promote irrigation.
Be it enacted by the Legislative
assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico:
Sec. l.. That all irrigation
bitches, canals and reservoirs con-
structed for the purpose of storing
or conducting water for irrigation
purposes shall be exempt from tax.
alton for the period of six years
from the commencement of sucf
construction; and all irrigation
bitches, canals and reservoirs
heretofore constructed, the extent
carrying capacity or water supply
of which is increased by enlarge
ment or additional construction OF
the same, or other reservoirs
bitches or canals to be used il
connection Herewith, shall be ex
empt from taxation for six year
from the commencement of sucl
additions or engagements.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in full
force and effect from and after it
passage.
Approved Feb. 13, 1893.
CHAPTER XIII.
An act providing for clericl
help for the auditor.
CHAPTER XIV.
An act establishing a sub-agr
cultural experiment station in Sa
Juan county.
CHAPTER XIV.
Provides for the pay OF sweel
ers.
CHAPTER XIV.
Auoot - ~o,,,..o tba raJou,Ut;o
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
WHEN IT LooKs DARK

y AZ 0NAAAAk
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woman, DIR. Pierool
Favorite Prescription
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For " female com
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and all chronic weak
nessss and derango-
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remedy. It's the 0nit
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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
THE SRW LAWS.
sone Of ihe Acts Of the Legislature.
CHAPTER Xxx.

An act to define The westerly
and northerly lines Of Lincoln
county.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-07-08
ne. remember I am your friends

Vane, remember am your friends
wife"
Il can only remember that you should
have been mine, Mate!.-that you love
me, Mabel!-that you were the only
| woman cared for in all my mad career!
cAQ only remember that my lips still
carry the fire of the .eply kiss of real
love yours ever pressed on man's-'
''Oh, Edgar! You shall not.' Grim
son-faced, trembling, she sunk into the
tufted chair. her bosom tumult-tossed.
lie was on his knees beside her; her
hands in his, hot kisses raining on them,
as he cried:
''Oh, my love! nv lost darling! my
poor, unhappy love! Curses on my pride
that kept me from you!-that let you
sacrifice"
mo! No. she moaned II did love
him!-I do still! But. oh, Edgar-I am
very, very wretched"
Il know, NV poor darling! He is
cold, absorbed. selfish. Your heart
Graves love-warm, living. thoughtful
love, that places YOU above all; love
like mine-"
''Hush! this is tcrrible!" She shud.
dered and drew from him. 'For Gods
sake leave me! This is wrong sinful!
] do love my husband! Go, EdgAr-,go!"
II cannot-will not, Mabel! Thrcc
years ago. at order of your pride, I
tossed away the jewel of your love!
Life has been a dreary blank for me
since-hss been little more, for you.
Now, you shaa listen"
Not now! Not now! Go! In pity
go.' Again she rose before him tall.
stately. but trembling still; moving
toward the door.
Not until have your answer!
Mabel, you love me! God never meant
q heart like yours to waste on"
Go! If you-love me, go.' Her face
pale now, her lips white, her bosom
tumultuous. How. she knew not, but
she felt strong arms clasp her f;crcely-
hot breath famed her shrinking cheek,
her car caught the murmurcd cry:
II obey, Mabel! l will come for my
answer to-night.'
. Then she was alone, prone on tho
sofa, hiding in the down cushion the
sobs that racked her. What were her
thoughts? Does such food Of feeling
let thought fioat upon it?
"Well, there's picture! Con't move.
my dear! The prettiest posr! 'Niobc,
all tears. Has the pug cofic, or has
Bert lost . big case? Neither? Well, I
haven't . minate; just drove by TO tell
You Of q sad find for the Kings Daugh-
tiers! / met Vane at the door, SO ran up
sous eevemonit. Now, Mabel dear, this
is something to cry for. You remem-
Der Tilly, my pet maid? Well, two
years ago, she married or
cass 6f piquc-second love.
or something! They had NO children;
Van md hsvessevenr' Mrs. Van Bib
ber-leader equally in her, set and in
her church-bridled nd:Emoothed her
seal skins softly. Without children,
there is no home. Beg pardon, my
dear; I forgo4! but where there's life
there's hope" Well, Tilly inoped and
drudged at home, while caro- .poso toiled