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EL,EoTRIc BIrTERs.

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known and 50 popular as to need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song q
praise A pnrcr medicine does moi
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IS claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhem
and other affections caused BY impure
blood Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cnre AZ
Malarial fevers For cure Of Head
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Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. ~
Price 50cts. and 81 90 per bottle at r.
g Williams Jr n Co. Drug store,
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DOWN Ak ENHANCEMENT
0oes Passengers Coaeh I;levrn Persian
IniareA

Tors Passenger loucu<5 AlfNeN FtfsNHA
fntnreA
NAsHyiIIK. Tenn. June /. "A wreck
which injured eleven persons occurrrd
on the northwestern division ~ the
Nashville, Chattanooga and ST Louis
railroad. near Ncwcolne station. Friday
morning Tho rear coach Of passenger
train No, 81 from Memphis, due hers
at I o'clock. jumped the track and
rolled down an emhanlment between
thirty and forty feet high Tho name.
Of the injured arc as follows:
Mrs Susan Stephens Indian terri
tory. dangerously bruised about thu
body and head
Mrs. L. NJ Douglas bruised about ths
shoulders, arms and head.
Mrs w. O. worsham. Mariana. Ark.
legs and FACE cut
L. Supertocls, Cherokee nation, lcfi
hand and shoulder bruised
]. 5. Maroney, Murphy, n. @, hcat
and back bruised
Mrs cndahy and baby. NowaA Indias
territory. cut about the hoad
Mrs. Killingworth. Alvord, Tex, fac,
cut md back bruised
j. II Freeman, Harold. Tex, heat
and hip bruised
A, :. Harris, Nashville head ans
hack bruised
John Appcry, Memphis. hip bruisce
and hand cut: J d, Graves, Alvori
Tex. head cut. Several Of the passen
gers were severely cut about tho body
All were brought here, and six OF then
are at 81 Margaret hospital
Mrs stevens Is still unconscious ans
her condition Is critical,
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CONDENSED NEWS.


s;athefed Prom All Parts OF seonntr ~ ~
Telegraph.
John + Prince, farmer was fatally
Eared BY bulTnc Spieeland. Ind
six hundred men are made iaic ~ the
elose-down IL the Dcpanw plate glass
works NJ Alexandria, Ind.
Eugene Harmon, Of Indianapolis.
Ind. fen into vat Of scalding water
and was literally boiled alive.
en.t'oarSo has forbidden any public
demonstration AZ tho funeral 81 the
Polish poet, Lcnaftovitesch nj War
sass
" 5laHan, Frenchman, has OBJ
saiac.l the concession for a railway be-
tsserg Damascus and Birch JflS, town
in Ia,rlsev
Josepa Barandes. New York labor
agitator, WIS arrested at baltimore
Saturday morning for making an in
1anmatory speech
The biggest baby boy ever horn in
Tennessee was presented 10 Alderman
Jim Roberts. Of Chattanooga. II weighs
twenty three pounds.
At Abingdon, Va. John II, Cox Was
sentenced 70 IS years III the pen Tor
killing Fain Cunningham in drunken
row on smith Creek last December.
Mrs. N IIobcr, living near Charlotte,
about twenty-five miles from ClarI<s-
willie. Tenn, was fatally bitten BY a
lcopperhcad snake hidden in hens
nest.
A telegram received az the four
courts. 81. Louis. announces that
Sam Wilson, tho lone train robber OF
the Missouri Pacific. was captured Fri
day night at Lebanon, Mo
II was fumored at Philadelphia late
Friday night that the Pennsylvania
railroad trainmen have made a formal
demand for moro pay or fewer hours 81
work A strike on the main line system
is said 10 be the alternative
Eldorado, Ark village Of j. 100 pco-
pie was almost completely wiped out u
existence BY cyclone Friday Scarcr,
II house IN tho town escaped destruc.
ton Or partial damage. Between Il
and 20 people are reported killed.
The patent Office has celebrated the
issuance Of round half-million Of
patents Patent No 500, 900 has beer
issued. and the Office has started with a
good, steady gain toward the i, 900. 00C
milestone marking the progress Of In
vention The man who received patent
No. 5000 Is Edward s Hyde, Of
Dubuauc. Ia
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a POPLAR TREE
And the CHASTITY Secrets IL Held FOR Forty
Years.

And the CHASTITY Secrets ~ Held For Forty
Years.
PApUcAH, KY, juno "A most re-
markable discovery was made by some
laborers employed on the farm OF Goun-
ty Surveyor w, 3. Gholson, Of tho coun-
ty A poplar trcc about five feet in
diameter was sawed down, and In the
hollow Of il the remains Of human
skeleton were found In perfect state
Of preservation.
The tree, to all appearances, was per-
fectly sound except about seven feet
above the ground, where there were
appearances that it had once been
chopped into, but the cavity had grown
over. Mr. Gholson has known the
tree for forty years, and the hollow was
obscurcd during all these years the
same as when II was fellcd The plac.
ing Of the skeleton In the tree Is sup
posed to have been the work Of the In
dians
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WAsHINGToS, june 3. The ordnance
department Of the army IS making
preparations to begin the manufacture
Of the new army rifle at the Springfield
armory Immediately after the begin
ming Of the new fiscal year. The rifle
Is Of very small caliber, intended 70
use smokeless powder, and Is o maya
zine arm II Is estimated that within
one year from July next the total out
put Of the arlnory will be about $4,000
rifles, which Is made possible by the
nse Of the most modern labor-saving
machinery This number Of rifles will
probably suffice 70 arm the entire in
fantry and artillery branches The
carbinc for cavalry use has not yet
hecn designed, but will be pushed for
ward Us rapidly as possible.
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ST.. Louis, June Accommodating
June is, the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as railway will put through fast
scheduled passenger train between San
Antonio, Tex, and Chicago in opera
ton The train will carry no mail,
stop only at county seats and will make
the run in forty-one hours, or al the
rate Of 50 miles an hour. including
stops This will be the fastest train in
the south. Tho Wabash railway Sum
day morning next will put on flyer
between this city and New York and
will cover the distance between the
two cities in twcnty-seycn hours and
forty-fivc minutes, or one hour and
forty minutes faster than any time
ever made between here and New York.
The train will connect with the New
York Central exposition hyer.
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&c I,rlrr. Troable May 90 "a Coart.

Nav YoRK, June 3Rcv Charles
Augustus Briggs, who on Thursday was
suspended from his functions as q min
lister 81 the Presbyterian church BY the
general assembly In Washington, will
try to have his case reconsidered by the
synod 81 the state Of New York. and
failing in that will probably take II
into the courts In the event Of the
synod taking up tho controversy and
rcinstating Or. Briggs, conflict be-
tween that body and the general assem-
bly, will result.
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I. cAoAao asAoy FoR nga.
inc iufantA Takes flrr Ftr.s recp ~ u
nln show.

nin show
ClllcAna. june q Etcry thinr Il N
rcaslincss az The Palmer house fnr tho
reception 81 sthc Princess Enlalic and
her sni,e, According 10 tho original
programme she should have reached
chicago week ago, hut the New
York festivities ncccssttntea 4 chanTc
IN the arrangements and her abiding
piAes was chanarsl from the Auditorium,
hotel where thu duke. ii Vra9na and
his suite hare hren stopping. Is the
Palmer houscl HERE eleven rooms have
hccn SCI apart for the distinguished
visitor and her rrtinac. They arr fin
ishrl In green md gold. decorated
with ilags and flowers Tho sleeping
chamber Is The nno that has hccn occn.
pied vt different times by the late Ein-
peror Dom re,lra, President clcseland.
Cen Grant. Princess I.oaiSn Lady
Aberdeen and other distinguished
people IL all countries The corridor
leading 70 tho suit will BE- guarded by
eilIerrs IL the spanish army, and the
princess will 10 enabled 70 promenade,
vat and sheep as much Is she ploasas
without exposing herself 70 the gaze
~ the vulgar herd when she Is mol 80
inclined.
The gold pass 10 jackson park. which
Is 70 hc presented 10 her on behalf Of
the directory. waa finished BY tho en-
grnvers saturday morning Upon her
arrival the depot win he guarded by Il
company 81 cavalry from Fort Sheridan
The carringe will nc drawn by four
white horses, and company of mount
cd police, led by twelve trunpctcrs,
will clear the way 70 tho hotel No
one via he permitted to send her invi-
t,tious fos social events except through
Mn4nt ffar,.fsNr
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ALPENA, Mich. June 8. Tho steamer
Corsica collided with an unknown
schooner fifteen miles of Thunder Bay
island Friday in fog The schooner
was cut in two and went TO the bottom
instantly Her entire crew were lost.
The Corsica had no time for rescue. Us
her bow was stove In and the water
Was pouring in faster. than her pumps
could throw Il out. Tho Corsica was
riIn 10 the beach.
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WASHINGTON. June O. Tho first In
stallment Of the isabella souvenir quar-.
tiers will be received not later than the
LIST Of July, and possibly earlier. The
rumor that the price Of the coin had
becn increased TO sb is incorrect. The
quarters are still selling at q each, bni
they are going 90 rapidly and the mum
Der Is so small that there is strong
probability Of an carly advance ir
price. Orders sent in now will insure
the delivery Of these unique coins at q
aniaaa
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Money q ne Paid the cherolrces

WASHINGTON, June 9. Maj. Mcline,
U. s, assistant treasurer, stated Friday
that the money due the Cherokee mn
ton, amounting to more than 50, 900,
will be paid the nation within the next
two weeks. The payments 70 the In.
dams, as individuals, will not be made,
however, until two months after the
nation, as census Of tho population
will be made out, TO make a pcr capita
division.
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nnoen,a Champlon pead.

LoSpoN, June g. Mr. Francis Sumnn
Dimoke, the Queens champion, died at
Scrivclsby Friday morning. 1t will be
remembered that the queens champion
Is the official, who. at coronations filings
down the gauntlet The champion
mounted on horseback and armed to
the teeth formerly challenged all who
deny the king or queen to be the lawful
sovereign. The ceremonies Of the
championship were exercised for the
last time at the coronation Of George
"! The Office Is hereditary
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TlN FoR sARplNEH.
A mig Smuggling schcme Unoarthsd af
Enstport-


EAsTpoRT, Me-. June "A schome
for defrandinG the government out Of
revenue for imported tin has been UNI
sarthcd by special customs inspector.
The merchandise has been smng-
Rled across the 81 Croix
river into Eastport from Beaver
Harbor. N d. The tin Is used chiefly
by the manufacturers Of sardine
boxes In Eastponlk AS the duty on tin
is exceedingly high. the manufacturers
reaped q good harvest In profits BY
smuggling IL The treasury officials are
81 the opinion that this Illegal iInporta-
tion Of tin has been In operation for
some time and that the government has
been defrauded Of thousands Of dollars
81 duty Two hundred cases have been
seized aboard d vessel.
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An nhln Rank ralia.

PAuLDrSo, o.. june .. Pottcr's hank.
the oldest banking institution in Paul
ing county, closed its doors Friday
morning, and is now IN the hands Of an
assignee. 1t has been considered one
Of the safest banks in the country. II
was opened in 1874, and has always
done good business, both in banking
and ioaning money on land. Informn-
tion as to the cause Of the assignment
Is not easy 20 obtain
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NOW is THE TIME

When moths begin to get in their
work. and If you want to save your
wnolens, carpets, &c. from the raSages
@of this pest, y6n can get nothing more
sure= to kill them than COAL TAX
which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. a
large supply Of above article just re-
ceived at a. M. Gilbert q Bro :, Drug
sist, ION. Queen street.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets VIA thi
B.&0. r. r.

Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets VIA the
B. 4 D. r. R
For the benefit gof those desiring to
attend tile Worlds Fair the Baltimore
y Ohio Railroad viii sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
llst. and willfbe valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1893. They
provide for Il reduction of20 per cent
below regular rates. These tickets will
bexalid only for continuous journey.
Tickets At higher rates will be sold
that will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning
Pnllman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey. For
rates and information apply tonearest
y 4 Q. Wicket Agent, or Chas Q.
Scnll, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-3-4t.
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rnmn,,a R ! I r ]

Mr. CARMEL, KY, June B. Betsey
Tripiett. the famous Fleming county
freak. Is dead She was A years old,
and had never been out Of her cradle
except when lifted. Her head and
shoulders were tho natural size. but
her body was that Of an infant, she be-
ing only three and onc-hnlf feet long.
Her cries resenbled the bowling Of a
dog OF late years her hair had turned
almost white
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rrlck and I,inkcrton flo free.

PirrsiuReH, Pa, June a. All Of the
charges Of murder, etc. against II. q.
Fricls and others Of the Carnegie steel
Co officials, Ms we'll as the PinlSerton
detectives we're dropped In court Sat
|nrdny morninR III turn all 81 the
strikers who have boon arrested, and
and as yet nntricd, have been released
on their own recognizance. This vir-
tually ends I'LL Of the Homestead cases
In connection with the big strike Of last
wear
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COLuMBus, Ind, June 5. Frank
smith, q prominent farmer living four
miles west Of the. city, while driving
Saturday morning inn top buggy, was
attacked BY swarm Of bees that had
Just left hive. The bees lit upon his
face 50 thick that he could not see. In
lighting them he was stung 40 badly
that il Is feared he can not recover.
His horse will die.
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WAsnINGToN, june y III Is said al
the state department that no steps
looking 70 the formal recognition Of the
new government in Nicaragua viii be
taken by the United States until more
definite advices shall have been received
from Minister Baker In regard " the
terms 81 pence upon which Il Is based
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Movcments 81 tho Davis FamlIy

RICHMOND, Va, june Mrs Jeff
Davis and her daughter Winnie VIII
leave for New York Saturday morning.
MIR. J Addison Hayes who married tho
eldest daughter Of the Davis family,
and who is reputed to be quite wealthy.
intends buying house In this city and
fitting 1t up as residence for Mrs
Davis and her daughter Winnie When
this is done they win take up their resi-
dence here and make IL their home for
the future
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cHAaRIN FAILS. o., June s.-Bur-
glars raided four general stores at BUR-
ton and got $3.50 In goods and money.
They we're discovered and fed, but ono
of the gang was captured and was
lodged In the Chardon Jail He gives
his name as Charles Clark. OF New Or
Hlcans officers are securing the coun-
try ON the trail Of the others.
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me nIIlIarel Contosi.

LONDON, June a-Ives and Roberts
resumed play again Friday in the great
billiard contest The play Friday oe-
cupied only thirty-four minutes, ives
running his score up to 5000 points the
days play closed Roberts score at
the close was 3. 4s4 and during the play
Friday he never once had chance 70
take up his cue
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TouLoN. June s. The submarine yes,
sci was launched Friday in the presence
Of the chief naval staff, the director q
naval construction and other high OIL
cials, who pronounced the operation 4
success The vessel diycd twice and
was lowed into the arsenal where il.
fitting up is being rapidly completed
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WAsmNoroS, June s.The secretary
OF war issued an order Friday placing
Brig. Gen. w. r. Carlin (recently pro
motcd), in command Of the department
Ok the Columbia, with headquarters a
Van Couver, Wash, and relieving
Brig. Gen. Roger from further tempo
rary duty In that department,
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Dropped Dead From excitement.

Rock Run, KY, June 8. Squire
Morgan, aged 20. dropped dead from
excitement when he saw team run.
ming away, with his l5-ycar-old son in
the wagon The wagon collided with
stump. completely demoiishing 1t and
throwing the boy violently TO the
ground, breaking one Of his legs and
an arm The boy was otherwise seri.
ously injured.
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New YoRK, June "A very large
fleet Of transatlantic steamers sailed
Saturday morning, carrying the larg-
est number Of passengers Of the sea-
son, estimated at o4.040. The Paris
led the way out past the liRhtship,
clearing the bar at 1905, the Campania
following and clearing al iO:2l.
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prcfrrs IIanging 10 Liberty.

iEDAIIA, Mo-, june 8. Five prisoners
confined III the county Jail escaped BY
saving and knocking hole In the wall
and letting themselves down 10 the
ground by rope made ont Of blankets.
Dick Robinson, under sentence Of death
for murder refused 70 join the fugi-
ttv,no
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CoSsTASTiNoPLE, juno s. The porte
intends to provide the Turkish army
with the Kregg rifle, recently expert.
mented with at Vienna with great sue
cess. The government has ordered
two hundred thousand rides and one
hundred tho,tsand carbtnes.
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Nh. Frank Rhodes has recently inn
proved his Central Eating House BY
opening the Noon adjoining, As q
ladies dining room. Mr., Rhodes
knows how to cater to the appetites of
the public IN general Call and see
hin,
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CnArTASoooA. Tenn, June al
derman Jim Roberts wife presented
him with the biggest baby boy ever
born in this section. II weighs 20
pounds and Is perfectly formed and bids
fair to become heavy weight candis
date for mayor.
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ExpnAltion omen snndIays.

CHIcAGo. JAne 2. The federal court
Saturday morning refused the applica-
ton Of District Attorney Milehrist for
restraining order closing the gates Of
the Worlds fair sunday. The decision
In the injunction case was postponed
until next Thursday.
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PANAMA, June s. The Columbian inn
migration commissioners propose 10
send representatives 70 New York for
the purpose 81 inducing immigrants
who land there 10 come to this country
senior lIurtatIo Columbian minister at
Washington, has been ordered TO pro-
cecil to Rome
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DECATUR, Ill, June 8. Early Gatur-
lay morning q mob attacked the coun-
u Jail and lynched Samuel = Bush, TIE
Negro who made criminal assault
upon Mrs. VIM. II. West, in Mt. zion
township. last Tuesday.
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WHAT SELLS THEM.

There is use in talking. Good quail
.siiy, low prices and fair dealing is what
sells Heller's Buggies.
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rHE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

Tie Jewel process gasoline stove II
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
i w. r. Fisher, King Street
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IaIt A Infernnl aIachineY

DuBIaS, June "a suspicious look
ing object, supposed 70 be an internal
machine, was found in the corridor Of
the exahequcr court in this city Friday
evening, The police are investigating.
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&c OPERA Toe slippers only soc Eugene
y, Herring.
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AppoIntment 81 Postmaster Revol.e.

appointment OF q Postmaster Revoked
WASHINGTON, June Q. The appoint
mcnt Of Postmaster Carter At Arcadia,
Ind, has been revoked by the postmas-
ter general The reason for this action
was purely political The endorse
ments Of Mr.. Carter having been unau-
thorized by the senator's Of Indiana.
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hungarian strikers Use prnnmi,s

BupA PEsTH, juno Q, Railway strilr-
ers at Mohacs, Hungary, placed dyna-
mite bomb in railway car Friday.
The bomb exploded. killing ono person
and dangerously injuring two others.
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Great damage has been done by ex-
tensive hoods in eastern Galacias and is
persons have been drowned.
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EAVE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
pFsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
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q Exchange Mako i known


La ri 1NS On III MlAtthEts
Warfinshurg. " Vas May T., lft.
IN ERiT0R sss,l, :. i,n,rf,,ys.,, fFtl,is,
la9N 4, seith etd time shear. tried and asetl
sas aS s,s4 eiay r cky land and blue grass sod
a,,,j,9 81 thc boom land Known q tne fa1iik
net l II Flowed with two horses anu then
R's fl,r,. Ana ran equally IS well WITH 4
VIII WI. .stt ii cleaned otf well and worked vel
aiia .pA .i,t,. n, ~ hest pow made, the most
HtEs,a,is,I fight running and the hest n tbs
li't ghIs plow Is made By " Vllum tei
I..i fnz and Az information ana a ~ o s,,s
X.,,y farmers II you will look e your ~
,3...t ysn will buy no other pillow ana dont
,Sss III Fitz will be abe TO SIMPLY the de
ypa1El h't ia Yours Respectfully
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anIrlded ~ ehootIng.

FnANKLIN, Ky, June B. John Stin-
son. farmer Of this county, returned
from hunting. walked into the kitchen.
placed the muzzle Of the gum ut his
head. and pulled the trigger with his
too. lie leaves wife and several
children
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Ii5sr think soc Carpet slippers only y cents.
j Eugene y. Herring.
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,,nR ALE NV stock Of hardware on reas-
X unable terms as my health will not permit
- 4, attend business good chance. VIM
HI Waters ~ AHiVHt
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want forget the only store In Martinshure
J NAT seil clark Cotton spools for i0cts5
eugene Il. Herring
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4 SIX 10 see our 81 Hand Made slipper Ter
IA Sl25. Eugene + Herring