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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

First Boys No, sir; you don't catch mo
shamming off sick 10 stay home from school
and get all dosod up with castor oil and such
s Sat SSGoad Boy 3bs m 9 Soose sH' on
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

Tommy; Paw, tho teacher says that II
q man gets dyspepsia 1t may make him bald
headed Is that soP Mr.. Fgg; guess no.
Tommy; Then, II man OF too much pic,
would he he piebaldp
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

The proprietors of DR., sages Catarrrh
Remedy kiloU that their medicine perfectly
and permanently cures Catarrh. To prove
1t TO you, they make this offer II they can't
cure your Catarrh, no matter what your
case Is, they'll pay you $500 in cash.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

ONE reason why troubles can't last
always Is that the people who have
theM can't last always to bear them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

The resolutions as adopted were as fol


WHEREAS, At the recent election the peoples
party were successful in electng the governor
and other officers of the state the senate and the
house of representatives by clear majorities and
WHEREAS, Recent events have demonstrated
the determination OF the republican party to
adopt such means as shall defeat the will of the
people and thwart wholesome legislation, and
WHEREAS, The said republican party has un,
dertaken to organize the house of representatives
forcing by fraudulent methods an alleged ma
iority in said house, counting out duly elected
members and counting in those not elected, and
WHEREAS, The members who have been duly
elected constituting majority of all the legally
elected members of said house, having organ
lied said house by the election of Hon. D. NJ.
Dunsmore as speaker, and other officers thereof
and said house has been duly recognized by the
governor and the senate, it is therefore
Resolved, That we heartily approve and in
dorse the action of the governor and senate in
recognizing the said house so organized with j.
M. Dunsmore as speaker and pledge to them our
most cordial support.
Resolved, That in thus indorsing the action of
the governor and senate. we are simply pleading
for the triumph of the righs over wrong, and we
hereby denounce the incendiary utterances of
the daily press that have constantly malinged us
and misrepresentcd our position, and we ask all
good citizens to weigh carefully the question in
dispute and not form an erroneous Judgment
based upon false and vicious newspaper reports.
We stand for law and order and shall continue
to advocate only justice.
Resolved, That we can hereby safely pledge to
the people of Kansas the faithful execution Of
every promise made to them looking toward the
relief from the thraldom of corporate oppres-
sion and robbery and help them to again breathe
the free air of Kansas under the administration
of patriotic governor free from railroad con-
tamination, and
Resolved. That We have entire confidence in
the judgment, integrity and honesty of the
members elected to the house and now organ
lied with Hon. J. NJ. Dunsmore speaker and in
our names can pledge the people of Kansas that
they contrary to republican precedent, will adj
init none but those duly and legally entitled to
seats in said house.
j. W. FITZGERALD,
S. S. KING,
NJ. f. MARKUM,
p. b. MAXoN,
j. II. OLMsTEAD,
r. S. SIMMoNps,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

Scrofula. You can prevent It, and you can
cure It, II you haven't waited too long, with
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery That
Is the most potent blood-cleanser, strength
restorer, and 1esh-builder that's known to
medical science. For every disease that has
to DO reached through the blood, like Con-
sumption, for Scrofula in all It's forms, Weak
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all severe,
lingering Coughs, II is the only guaranteed
remedy. If it doesn't benefit or cure, you
haYo your money back.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26


LIKE A THIEF IN
THE NIGHT, Com
sumption comes. A
slight cold, with your
system in tho scroful-
>ous condition tn It's
caused by impure blood,
Is enough to fasten 1t
upon you, That is the
: time when neglect and
delay arc full Of danger.
Consumption Is Lung
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31

Mrs. DIR. j. b. Davidson. of Mo-
line, died at Moline this morning at
IL O'Clock. aged AZ years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bick, 1884
Thirty-cighth street, mourn the loss
Of their 5-year-old daughter, who
died last evening at O'Clock of ty-
phoid fever and Inflammation of the
lungs. The funeral will occur from
st. Mary's Catholic church on Thurs
day morning.
George Lundy died at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Lun-
dy. 2702 Eighth avenue, at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Of . complication Of
typhoid and lung fever. The de-
ceased was in his 21st year. The
funeral will be held 1t 2 p. m. tomor-
row, ard ON the following morning
the remains will be taken to Atalis.
80. Iowa. for burial
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
Police osO1ots.

William Dudley WAS arrested Ivy
Officer Crompton Yesterday after
noon. This morning Magistrate
Schroeder sentenced him to 10 days
in the county Jail for vagrancy.
lDan rinncgan struck town yester-
day for the first time since Sept. l..
when On that memorable night. 1t Is
believed. Dan and an old friend OF
his attempted to steal the pcnny-in-
thc-slot machine i'm front Of the
Harper house pharmacy. and Officer
RYAN gathered him in for the Ofcnse.
ban denies all knowledge Of the at
fair: so his case was continued until
tomorrow afternoon.
Henry Quadc was arrested yestcr-
day for assault and battery. the
charge being preferred by Israe!
Sterling. Then to show the good
will(P) existing between the two.
Quade had . warrant sVorn out Tor
6ssriiag's arrest on the charge o.
ahusive language. The cases will
come mp for hearing this evening IT
2 o'clock
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
THIS MORNINGS ALARM.
The Fire Department Has Needless Run
The Chiefs Predicameut.

The Fire Department Has a Needless Run
The Chiefs Predicameut.
The alarm OF fire this morning al
1880. turned in from box "a called
the department to the Rock Island
Lumber company's yards, and the
companies reported almost before
the waterworks had ceased blowing.
The cause of the alarm was that some
timbcrs on the north side of the rail-
road tracks. and in the vicinity of
the c., X. l. 4 p. repair shops, had
caught fire from a spark from n pass
ing switch engine. and some Of the
employees becoming frightened, turn
ed in the alarm. These little blazes
are not infrequeut. and the Lumber
company has hired men for the pur-
pose of putting out the blazes and
watching to see that none spread,
but the fact, that at the time this one
had started the men were engaged
in putting out a blaze of similar
nature. coupled with the fact that
the blaze had started in the extreme
east end of the yard. and strong
wind was blowing from the east, was
sufficient to cause the uneasiness Of
the person sending the alarm.
Two Of the Moline companies think
ing the fire was more serious, came
down to lend hand in case their
services were needed, showing a
neighborly spirit that ought to be
appreciated. The Moline depart
ment had call about the same time
| and the two companies that came
| here, mistock 1t for call to Rocl
Island.
Got. There just the Same
When the alarm was sounded
Chief Brahm was in barber's chail
and his facial adornmcnt had beer
but partially under way, but that die
not daunt him. SEEKING n towel, h,
wiped the lather from his face, ant
flew. The department. of course, hat
responded. but the chief jumped int,
gig and was driven in the direction
the companies had gone as rapid,
rs possible. He got there al
right. if he did nave whiskers on bu
one side of his face for the wind t,
blow through. After satisfying him
self that there was no need of his ser
vices the chief returned to the bar
Der shop and had his shave com
pleted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
KNOWLEDGE

,crf,r; and improvement and
| r.r.snal enjoyment When
The many. who live bet
a.bTr. and enjoy life morc. with
ss,liture. by more promptly
10 worlds best products to
rbv-ical being. will attest
| ~ health Of the pure liquid
,-;1ciple- embraced in the
.rrup Of Figs
| sllen.c i. due TO its presenting
=, ms: acceptable and pleas
Isa.,e. the refn~hing and truly
!, nnrertics Of a perfect lax
| s.ituaIly cleansing tho system,
/, n'd.. headaches and fcvcrs
-.,,sutlv curing constipation.
| - .,,i.faction e. millions and
! the approval Of the medical
r. hecaa.c il acts on the Kid
|,sr and Bowels without weak
| yri anil it j. perfectly Tree irom
| .;iSnable substance.
| N FL. i tor sale BY all drug.
/ u. lni - bottles, but it Is man
| hy the California Fig Syrup
Who's name i. printed on every
| do the name, syrup If Figs.
!, well informed. YOU will not
nv Substitute il offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
THE MEDICAL MEN.


The regular quarterly meeting of
the Iowa and Illinois Central District
Medical society is being held at the
Harper this afternoon. The society
was called to order in the parlors OF
the hotel at 1:SO by President Craig.
and on motion the rules were sus-
pended and DR.. Emily Wright, of this
city, admitted to membership, while
on further motion. DIR. Alexander
Craig. OF Columbia, Pa. and DIR.
Whitney. of Davenport. were in
vited to participate in the proceed
ings.
Enjoyed y Feast.
The society then, on invitation of
Drs. Craig. Carter and Bernhard, of
the Rock Island Sanitarium, repaired
to the dining room of the hotel
where feast was spread. the local
press being also honorcd with an in
vitation to enjoy the inequalities OF
the three physicians named. The re-
mainder of the program includes 4
visit to the sanitarium. and the regular
business and professional meeting of
the society.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
Extent Of the Contract.

The contract is one of more than
ordinary proportions. The toll road
is some two miles in length, varies in
height from eight to 16 feet and has
q width of "a feet. Over 100000
yards Of dirt were used in it's con-
struction, and the total cost of the
work will approximate $4,000. The
company has given employment to
many persons on the contract-as
many as 100 teams and $50 men be-
ing engaged at a time. 1t is to be
presumed that the company will
make some money out of the job, al
though the estimates for the work
were figured down to close margin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31

The Kit Carson came down with
eight strings Of lumber.
The West Rambo was in and out
from the north.
The Pilot went north.
The stage Of the water at the Rock
Island bridge At noon was lao; the
temperature 6S.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
THE TOLL ROAD.
The ProEress Of the Improvement in Drury |
Township.

Vue froSress III the improvement IN Drury
Township.
The Edwards l. Walsh Construc-
ton company is rapidly bringing the
construction of the Drury toll road
to a close. and Engineer Baker is of
the opinion that it will be finished
this week. Work was begun on the
contract September 26, and the fact
that it is SO near completion shows
that operations have been vigorously
pressed. The weather conditions
have been favorable the greater por-
ton of the time, and these were TAX
en- advantage of to the utmost.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31

Nj. Wifins, who detssts society
You didn't card anything for con-
pany when I was ceurtinG you.
Mrs Wins. who likes sociot3-
Yea werc company thsa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
COATS, JACKETS, CAPES,
GRETCHENS.

On Saturday evening samples
the and nobby tight fitting
promised Monday and Tuesday Some
pies we secured discount of 25 You know
what this means Mcabe Bros discount
cut at deducted from the goods This
cent was simply on one lot goods and these of the
10 get this advantage you must be of the first
Did find anyone willing duplicate prices
goods last week? We think Well here
~ heavy anne Csc suting which broke will
SAFE Monday m al just Csc Who'll be r9 Csc goods for
inquire out yourself lot of other goods
counters Our dress goods aisles will be filled
Watch and
UNDERWEAR OPPORTUNITY.
Bargain No ladies finest Egyptian pants
hceee ne slk ribbon and embroidery neck Soc value
An opportunity natural
value 97c.
ladies extra heavy weight ribbed Egyptian yarn
very cheap.
great Job chdrens Camel hair
and 70 at pes sizes % "a and &c
Would be splendid value
10 Boom Kid Glove department.
celebrated Saint Maria High Novelty pearl but
the 81 so quality this brown English
red and black.
the new bargains in blanket and bedding depar
tment we will mention 80 pairs blankets
9'c pair Worth half Also
light bed blankets for 4.c
Come early to share.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO Ii
Version castellGraG.
PRIMERA 2 A R TIE
ABEL BERTA
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
XLVI
(COntinuaci6N)

II Por que no intentastes quitarseloY
: FL terror me paralzaba- -respondlo
Berta. hombres eran bandldos
ordinarios no SO ocuparon del dinero nj de
los tftulos de la renta. Todo 10 traigoc yo,
tambien ell papel que uno de los nnlsera-
bles meti6 en- Ell sobre.
Y la joven, dieiendo asf, dejo sobre la
mesa el orc los billetes y los tltulos que
llevaba en- los bolsillos, y en- seguida saco
de su pecho el sobre azulado.
-Ahf esta ell papel-exclam6, dandosele
& su madre.
La sonora Leroyer extrajo del sobre un
pedazo de cartulina, en- cnyo angulo izquier-
do Sc ysfan, grabados con tinta roJa, una
antorcha un punal, debajo aparecian es-
tas lfneas:
"Ver uno 4 uno todos. los jefes de sec
ci6n.-Anunciarle la pr6xima llegada de un
libertador Psrfs.-Las medidas estan per-
fectamente tomadas, y NADIA .podra conJurar
la nuerte del tirano.-La primera tentatlva
Sc llevara & oabo en- dia de Cpera.-Las sec
clones seran advertidas la vlspera, dsberan
hallarss dispuestas obrar.-La conslgna es
esta ROMA Y L0NDRES.
i All, infames !-dijo Angela cuando hu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12

nu6.-Escucha. hija mia, ten fortaieza:
Ell nombre de Monestier no era el de tn pa
DIRE. porque Ia padre no murlo en- su le-
cho-- Murio en- un cadalso
La ioven. que no saba nada, que NADIA
aba, aunque presentia algo espantoso,
lanzo uno de esos gritos que hacen estreme-
cerse hasta la medula de los huesos quien
los oye----
= En- un cadaso En- un cadalso !---.
Cual crimen habfa cometido?
Angela So levant6 como impulssda por
una corriente electrica.
i Un crimen! ! Ell! iTu padre l-----
grit6-l Ell! Ell mejor y mas noble de los
hombres -. Oyeme bien, hija mia: imu-
rio ;nocente
i Inocente! !-repiti6 Berta, sin concien-
cia de 10 que decia.
-iInoceute l-prosigui6 la sonora Lero-
yer.-Y sin embargo, los jueces ls conde-
naron -Tu eras entonces una nina de-
ma.iado peeuena para comprenderlo y para
grabaro en- tn memoria. iAhora va 10 sa-
bes todo.. ..--.i iReza por el justo que fue tu
| padrel----
Berta sollozaba.
-iCual era su nombref-pregunt6.
Pablo Leroyer. - -ese tambien el
tuyo
La joven Sc arrodill6. cruzando las na-
nos, dijo:
-iOh, padre mio! iPobre padre mio!
Y despues de un ratio De siencio. Ia des-
graciada mujer, la madre del dolor, conto q
su hija con voz apagada 10 que nosotros va
sabemos acerca de proceso y condenacion de
Pablo Leroyer.
i Era inoceute anadio Angela cuando
termino la relacon del Iamentable sucsso =
pero la fatalidad Sc encarnizaba contra el, y
todo parecia acusarle eI dinero que lleva-
ba, sus manos manchadas de sangre. pre-
sencia en- Ell lugar del crimen, los clamores
de agonfa que Sc elevaban del Sena.---
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12

-interrumpi6 la moribunda- mo podrfa
respondsrtei.
i ns!-grit6 la ioven, cuya eabeza Sc
desvan ecfa.-5 70 soy iudigna de Esteban,
V no tengo derecho conocer la causa de
esa indignidad Esto es monstruoso Que
he hecho yo, Dios mfo9 tQue he hecho 20,
df? Quiero saberlo, quiero saberlo ! ----
Hay siquiera la sombra de una sospecha
contra mi honor? No he sido siempre hija
sumisa hermana amante { No llevo dig
namente un nombre sin tacha, ell nombre de
mi padre
Angela escuchaba con la cabeza baja Y ell
alma oprimida. cuando oyo q Berta
hablar de So padre, no pudo va contenerse.
Jay, pobre hija querida!---- FL nom
bre que llevas no es Ell nombre de tn padre
Berta Sc arrojo sus pies, y la coglo las
manos gritando:
Il Que has dicho9
La verdad.
Il Yo no llevo Ell nombre de mi padre
Angela movie negativamente la cabeza.
! -Madre querida la Joven -
no cometere jamas ell crimen de dudar de
| ii, V por oscuras, por incomprensibles que
sean tus palabras, estoy cierta, segura de
que ocultan algo que te honran- -Pues
ben tengoel derecho 81 deber de pedrte
una explicacion, la espero de tn carlno J
de tn lealtad- - Has dicho demasiado pa
IA callarte! iYo quiero saber la palabra de
som brio enigma!
Up estertor semejante al de la agonif
agtaba ell pecho de Angela.
label! iAbel!-murmuro Ia desgracia-
da mujer, con VOC que parecfa un silbido a
pasar por sus dientes apretados.- Perdo
name! mi secreto esca pa! va no ten
go fuerza para callarlei No tengo Ell dere
cho de callarle!
Ahogabanla los sollozos, iaundaban ST
rostro copiosas lagrimas, retorc1ase las ma
n. N desesperacion dolor.
e aquf el terrible secreto- ---conti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12

Y SO pas6 las manos por la frente, cual 81
hubiese querido arrancar de ella un pensa-
miento fuuesto.
= All i balbuce6. = Ter go miedo de
comprender J. - TIE ha dicho Esteoan que
te annaba
Berta no respondi6 sino con su silencio ::
bai6 los ojos, Sc ruborzo hasta la ra1z de
les cabellos.
IT'D le amas ?-repiti6 la enferma.
ST, madre mia, 81 - le amo con toda
mi alma, desde que le he visto tan bueno
para nosotras.
i Oh desgraciada, desgraciada 49,
diio Angela con voz entrecortada por ell
llanto.- Yo no habfa sufrido bastante, y
a6n me esperaba este 1ltimo golpe!
Berta quedo aterrada con las palabras
que acababa de Or.
-Madre- exclamo no comprendo tie
comprendo NAL, no es verdad r. Como
! No serfamos felces ST 20 fuese la mujer
de ess hombre honrado, de ese corazon de
orc?
Jay! No puedo explicartslo, hijs
mia J. - Sabe 1nicamente que la dicha
que aspiras no es para IT, Pobre nins
adorada, pobre v1ctima inocente- tu vldf
esta consagrada al sufrimiento !.--- UL solt
hon}bre podia cambiar tn destino ell prislo
nero, tai vez sera condenado una sola co
ga podfa modi6car tn porvenir: la carta que
Rene Moulin gaardaba, que ha sldo des
truida iAhoga la voz de tn juventud !
de tn amor! No pienses, no, en- ell doc
tor Esteban, de quien no puedes ser es
posa----
La sonora Leroyer Gallo, Berta, apo
yando las dos manos sobre su corazon, pre-
sa de horrible angustia, repitio:
,-iQu6 puedo ser esposa del docto
Esteban! - jPor que?- --iOh, madre mia
T1 no debes afrmar una casa semeJante sll
explicarme la raz6n de ella iEsto seri
demasiado cruel y horrible-
No me preguntes mas, 20 te 10 ruego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12

bo acabado de leer.-i Perdian Rene Mou-
lin! Ouienes son esos hombres, esos I'M
ulacables enemigos de nuestro proteg1do
-Lo ignoro-respondio Berta-un solo
nom bre ha sido pronunciado: D~qate
pero ell rostro de los miserables esta gra6a
do en- mi memoria de tai manera, que los
reconocerfa ST los viese a1n despues de VEIN
te amos.
II Que aspecto tenian
FL uno se asemeiaba un honbre regu-
larmente acomodado, el otro, que Sc ape,
llidaba Duque, tenfa traje de obrero Iai
vez un difraz -. Este 1ltimo lego la car
ia, V diio casi en- seguiaa =" Esa muJer
en- Paris, amenzando evocar el pasado con
ira mi! Y ese hombre era dueno de este
papel, cuya importancia conoc1a! Sin la ca
sualidad, yo estaba perdido!
i Diio ESQ ?-grito la viuda asombrada
81, madre. --- Lo juro
i All !-prosiguio la sonora Leroyef'
Rene tenia raz6n Ell saba que dandono:
esa ese carta nos daba el mas precioso de los
bienes Esa carta me ligaba la vida cor
ell vfnculo de la esperanza Esa carta cam
biaba tn porvenir All Estamos conde
nadas Estamos nalditas
-Madre mia, por que desesperar asi
Rene Moulin debia saber Ell contenldo de
precioso papel, 81 te 10 dira cuando est
II Yo es tare muerta antes que 81 libre
i Gala, madre, calla!--dijo Berta COZ COZ
viveza.-i No repitas esas palaOras QUE
res quitarme el valor que necesitog 3 70
ou6 tanto desaliento T1 sabes que te ann
sobre todas las cosas, y que 70 no soy sol
para amarte - Somos tres Rene Moulin
prinero. y ademas- otro
u Otro ?-repiti6 la viuda.
ST, ell doctor Esteban, que nos anna
las dos como 81 fuera hijo tuyo---. gu
piensa, te 10 aseguro, en- llamarte su madne
i Yo, yo su madre !-dlJe Angela esore
meciendose.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12
IA COMEREENA
FABRICA DE I A B A CO >
De SANCHEZ & HERMAN0
COMERIO

Ell ceciente que vienen dpenando los fumadoes de
buen eaborados de fabrica reeva
Ia taiea de hacer un elogio de dichos productos
las bondades del abaco empeamos en-
abrca raca en-
centro de la peada que d la ejor hoa del pals
cosecheros Ia
. quirir mejor cadad que ell empeamos
4 consunldores.
enen la OCCASION de fumar ell legmo tabaco de
Comeo lbre de procedenclas conpran
DO las diversas Vitelas Pueba hacet teI
Den6stos en- cudad: Casa de los senores + Fernan
ez ca Plaza MercadoIdem de don Pedro Hedia Plaza
de las Delicias.
Pones,A ALrl de
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20

Miss Della +. WATSON, OF Versailles,
has been granted patent for an i'm
proved fastening for the front of dress
waists, which she invented recently.
1T is thought at Washington that
should Congress- take action favorable to
the opening OF the Worlds. Fair on sun
day the president would veto the meas.
.re.
The club house OF the Calumet Club
of Chicago was destroyed by fire. The
loss is placed at $4,000, with an insur-
ance of S20j,000. Kitty McCabe, a ser.
want girl, is missing, and Il. ii. Redfeld,
clerk of the club, died OF excitement
caused by the fire.
-Poindexter Bush, OF Mt. Sterling,
aged II, playiully pointed pistol, which
he did not think was loaded, at his fos
ter sister, Miss Belle Retic, who remark
ed, you can't hit anything" He pull.
ed the trigger and the young lady fell
dead, with bullet through her brain.
A head-end collision of special
passenger train and a light engine on the
l.. & n. in the Mlldale yards resulted in
the serious injury OF two men, the pain
ful wounding of two others, and the
partial destruction of,both engines. The
remains of Ex-President Norton were on
the train.
In letter to sthe Bourbon News
Mr.. IL. Hlleumyer, the Lexington nurs
eryman, says that he thinks, the Obser
vations OF 10 and 20 below zero must be
incorrect, as he finds 'the peach crop
entirely uninjured, and it is we'll known
that the peach can enduresonly II TO II
below. In this connection it may bs
added that in my experience of nearly
80 years the peach crop of Kentucky has
never been winter killed after Jan. 10
II the analogies OF the past enable US to
forecast correctly the future, We may
safely infer that the harvest of 1898 will
be abundant ones. especially OF grass
meadows and fruit"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-20
HUBBLE.

&c. A. Swneb broad sold his large sor-
rel mule for $3.50 and his bay family
horse for about 1925 to Dick Gentry, OF
Boyle.
Mr.. Joe Swope's sale, which comes
of Jan. 26, promises to be one OF great
interest, as all classes OF property wi be
sold on that day.
Rev. w. +. Arnold had nerve enough
TO face the wind on Sunday morning to
come to his appointment, but found on
ly saiall audience.
j. G. Eubanks has returned for q
short time from Illinois. He reports q
very cold winter there and the whea
ground all dusty. Jesse Swope is talk
ing OF remaining with us this year.
j. b. NanCleave, OF Missouri, is here
looking up car load OF jacks. Sheep
men are suffering great loss in lambs on
account of the cold weather. b. w
Gaines has lost some sheep from foun'
der on corn.