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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Jsmcs " 'oris'ou ~ sutrt,es IN the
sun ~ 500
peffrr'p Armiir, u X Neher, Eli
ward M.dlct, Sr. and Ernes, Grunsfeld
are surcti"s ca the bond ~ Cliy Clerk
E.uI, iu w." Sun, u $3.50. Ih,- bond
VIE accepted at the meeting ~ the
board Monday night. MIR Ennis In.
forms Iut triHN that he will have his
~" a. tie cit, buildIlg, IN the council
room, std tie ufice hours will La from
lu.a ~. tol2, roou, and from ~ 9. N.
Innd Om~iai-
Gru. \ Williamson, land cumm,s
srurDr - ,hr AtAut,c a Pacific railroad
r ,f"u,, i"niquRrters II Chicago, and
tlr . rr-tout bookkceper aud ,rrretAty,
VI rs f. Ihllaierru, arrived ast night
r. . 'l" north, and are registered at the
sat loHp" Tie general wi remain ~
i'"..'y Tor several days. wLrn lie will
,I-lt r,hs-tHH. Prescott aud other points
a,uus tho road aul out wrst in the in
trrrp. = h,- department, winch he has
PARTIALLY r".l,.ctrd wing 30 pressing
uD-.t,y-s Tat Keep, hun tpr the past year
r.r-tur'y lr the east. lie will visit San
iuuniscu before returning 10 tue city,
aud nltrr resting 40 here Tor several
days more hr vi, utu .rd to Chicago.
lie '"pu.t. Ma.urJ ". Douurlly, Who Is
..,,t " at ihr Chicago Office, ~ the bcs,
% irpl'n nnd nnsiuus g. have h,s Albu
.lu"rtu" fu.nIs cnl. uu him during the
Nu.i. l,'
81 .tr .oan'rrtu's coming was herald
,t ,a advance, aud although the ph-seu
ger ',,r WHs several hours behind time,
ua' prrS.'y unit, nearly midnight. half
10 d. f.r Z Dts f.rmrr old chums met
N,r ~ t'' d"ru' with - utass band and
lru'rni"i tin up important avenues.
Mr. launfrrru wac once located ~ thus
uIty, rl tow f"turrs to nspl-' Mr & II
IaI.h"r tu.rHuiuct ~" Ahuqu"rlur -
o." = 'N" NHutic y Pacific land de.
p.r'urul llel- the same Jplty, good
up'utrd ln,iy' AMI hrs return - vel
rImr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
eunrii Committees,

Mayor Field yesterday appointed the
following committees:
Financ--Childers, chairman; Hessel.
deD, Rankin.
Streets iiesselden, chairman: Kor.
Der, Rankin.
Police kotber, chairman; ilsaseIisn,
Pratt
fire-Msdler, chairman; drapde,
Pratt.
Sewers Schwartz, chairman; Graude,
Medlsr.
Grievance--Grande, chairman; MedIer,
Schwartz.
Zeal Estate and building -Childers,
chairman; Medler, chwartz, Grands.
Water Rankin, chairman; Pratt,
Korber.
Ere. Library Pratt, chairman; Med.
Ter, Schwartz, Ch,ldets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Niles Nerve 4 Liver PiIls.

Act on new prinoip ls-rsguiasing the
liver, stomach aud bowels through the
nerves. new discovery. Dr. Miles
Pills spesdlly cure billousnssa. bad taste.
torpid livsr, piles, constipation. IN
equsled TOR men, women, Children. small.
vet, mildes., surcst. 90 dosss 50 osnts.
hA.nplss tree, ID r. n. burgess d Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Coroner'a Jury.

The coronsrs jury sitting on the dead
body OF Lucie bore, the suicide, 10 stili
In session, but will probably conclude lie
iAoors THE afternoon. A telegram was
sent to her male friend at Prescott, and
The body, shioh has been embalmsd by
Undertaken Strong, will remain unbur.
hi until his arrival or acme word 10
heard from him. Aportly French woman
arrived In the city from FL Paso last
hlRht, who claims 10 have known the
suicide q few years ago. She states that
burial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

A stimulant 10 often needed TO nour.
lsh and strengthen the roots aud to keep
the hair a natural color. HALLS Hair
Remover u tho bsst tonic for the hair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
snIrIird IInnhMnN

\. ilpfur's transfer team got fright.
"u"d u"tr tine Dagghe" house NJ the H."
p.' 'hl' morning, ran south To Coal ave-
nue. auI theme" io lac Atlantic \ Pacific
hidItpr, 'h"rr IT," bursca SKY lnrked AT
lively rae 'hruusN several strp,t.. NJ Il
then came north w second street, run.
mag a. Ten lirDrck speed ". L.
lrmhle a 60 - inrntur" wagon team
VA standing IN front ~ Truttar 4 Bells,
and "ur - the runaway horses slightly
touched one - lrimbl"'s hurseA and the
latter fullpRcd u" frightened team
north uu SECOND street. H. a. Elder,
o." t""phuu" mhuag"r, caught the
Itiuui" team nud ~tupIri them near
ktltIud avenue, tut the Horne horses
kept IN aud At TIA" corner ~ Second
street nud Copper nv.nU" Straddl-d u
r","p'pn" pnI", IT," pole breaking otT
AZ th" ground nui fniilns across on. ~
o." hurrrH. h'us,ug ~" tuuaWats g "A
un,'. !, NHr II lively runaway, with tut
r.D,h' dnmHg"s l. II not often Mr..
Horn" % tufr~a take n notion t. ran, but
AhrH they ID they show ,ha, they are
-wr1tri and made ~ good material.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

After suffering horribly Tor years from
scrofula In its worst form, young con
OF Mr.. X, l.. KING, 7CG Franklin o.,
ischmond, Va, was recently cured by
TIE uSe OF Ayers Bassspsrills, No other
medicine can approach this preparation
- olssassr Of the blood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Visited trultyair

GOV L. Bradford Prince, who ~ inter
"-'"i ~ It." k'n Puercu Colonization and
lrr sr'.n company, waited the Fruit
'r." 1"t''"w"u' ~ Ensush cn.unlsts y.a
l"'iHt, returning e. the CIty late Jester
dhN "ii"fhrun ~ company with Cot .
spawn, pres lent ~ ~" company. The
governor le rl"nr"i with the proapects
Dat IA We RIO Purrco, and states that
{" - short time, IA soon Hs the snow
m"lis ~ the northern ranges, the colony
vii hay" plenty ~ water the whole year
for all rurppsrs lie found the coonIets
m u happy frame Of mind, and all
hn\i'u- L. grow up with the country.
The governor lie sorry that he ia not IN
santa Fe to day, Tor he ia working day
and night 10 get hIS Office ia apple pie
order TO be turned over to h,s successor,
Iinv W /. Thornton. The delay ~ the
phssenger tram from the west prevents
'nm from beng ut the capital 10 day, but
he Will leave for the north this evening.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
To Teachers OF Public Schools

As institutes VIII be In session from
this time till November, the following
section OF the new school law is pub
lished, since it differs somewhat from
the old in it's requirements as TO where
teacher must attend
li0. Every teacher OF a common
school, including teachers OF the graded
common schools in cities OF the fifth
and six classes who hold State diplo.
ploma, State certificate or county GER
titcste. or who contemplstes applying
for certificates of qualification to teach
in the common schools, shall attend the
full session OF the institute in his home
county unless he is teaching in another
county in which the institute is yet to
be held, or has attended the institute Of
a county in which he has contract to
teach. II teaching in a county other
than his home cornty, whose institute
is yet to be held, he must attend the
full session of the latter. The county
superintendent shall revoke the certifi-
cate OF any teacher who shall fail or neg.
lect TO attend the full session OF the in.
stitute, unless the superintendent shall
be fully satisfied that such failure was
caused by actual sickness or other dis
ability. After the county institute has
been held. 1t shall be unlawful to grant
any person a certificate 10 teach at any
time during that school year, unless the
county superintendent shall be fully
satisfied that the failure to attend the
! institute had been caused 10y sickness or
OF her disability. During the institute
! there shall he a suspension OF such
! schools rs are in session, but no reduc.
| ton of the teachers salary shall be made
on account Of such suspension except a:
/ hereinafter provided. The time in actua
attendance upon the institute in days OF
parts oi DAYS shall he accredited TO the
teacher if the institute be held during
the session of his school. At the clos,
OF the institute the county superinten
dent shall give TO each teacher or othe
person in attendance a certificate OF thu
number OF days or parts Of days that th'
teacher or other person had attended
which certificate OF attendance shall b'
filed by the teacher with the chairman
of the board of trustees OF the district
who shall make report thereof to TIA
county superintendent at the time OF re
porting the school,
call your attention to the fact tina
you are no longer required to publish
the proceedings in pamphlet form. Thi
is to he done in local paper, one cop.
OF which you are to forward to the Stat
office. The residue OF ices, after payin.
conductor and incidentals, must be use
in the purchase OF books for the Count
Teachers Library. Each institute thi
year must elect two persons to constl
tute, with the County superintendent
Library Committee. Yours Truly,
Ed PoRTER THOMPSON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
OANvIllE.

Squire DeBaun says he is somewhat
OF thresher himself He threshed p
PA bushels OF wheat for W. d. Irvine
in IL hours.
-Enida, the new post-oflce in the
West End, has begun business with
John l.. Powell as postmaster.
Sparks from locomotive set fire to
some hay stacks on J. G. Caldwell's farm
sunday and destroyed property to the
amount Of 1875.
j. q. Brennan, an old citizen Of
Mi'chelsburg, died OF flux. Charles f..
5. Parker, a Centre College student from
New York, died on the oath OF typhoid
fever.
The tent meeting at Burgin has
closed after continuance OF II days. A
Methods church was organized with
more than % members and about 81 900
has been subscribed toward binding a
church.
&C. ID. Portwood, dealer in clothing,
gents furnishing goods, shoes, etc, who
has been in business in Dsnville fol
some time, has made an assignment fol
the benefit Of his creditors. Assets 81,
| 500; liabilities $4,000.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
BOBBlTT BECOMING A BEAU.
10 the Editor Interior Journal.l

BARBoURyILLR, July 25.-l am again
in tho beautiful Queen City OF the
Mountains" Circu,t court Is now in
session with full docket. Judge Clark's
instructions TO the grand jury was the
most complete and exhaustive | ever
heard and created a grand impression
upon an audience that filled the court
house we'll nigh to bursting. Thursday
last IL was understood in Knox county
that was on the train bound for Pine
Vile circuit court and the most lovely
and beautiful lady OF Bsrbourville got
on the train to go with me to Pinevilie
to bear me in celebrated murder case.
She discovered her mistake when she
arrived at Pineville and as she told me
yesterday evening, was completely beat
en-; had to procure conveyanceto return
But this Was a small matter, her pos
sessions being vast and fortune absolute
ly princely. At her magnificent coun'
try home, where ! Was invited to sup
per yesterday evening, she asked me,
Twill you have honey, Mr.. Bobbitt =
"No, Honey" replied. This morning
she asked the same question. | said II
will change my monosyllable; Yes, Hon
ey.'" In each instance the table was
brought down.
Well. corn crops here on the Cumber-
land are very fine; abundance OF rain a
fine rain Saturday; considerable fruit and
the plum trees breaking down in the
yards in spite OF props. | never saw
them 90 full. am proud OF old Knox
and desperately in love with Barbour
Vile. like country where 1t rains IN
summer and SHOWS in winter. r.. T.
ough, 10 come up here; he could get
host OF subscribers for the cheapest and
best"
Please announce that will lecture IN
the courthouse Friday night, su' iect,
Law, and How to Win Law Suits; Love
and How to Win Lovers" am promis
ed Gro wded house. Ladies ADMITTED
free and especially invited. The Bell,
of Barbourville' and will sup in state
at the Anderson Hotel Friday eyeninI
next.
The proceeds OF the lecture are to b
applied to cooling the temperature, pro
cure lemonade for the Judge, bar ar
by-standers and To enable the lecturer I
get out of town without having to ski
by the light of the moon.
FoSrAtNE Fox BoBnITT.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

And so on for ever and ever.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

A REDUCTION in Worlds Fair rates by
the Queen Il Crescent route. In add
ton to the regular Worlds Fair Excur.
sion rates We will sell first.class excur.
sion tickets, good 10 days from date OF
sale for return, at s. less than the regu.
lar Worlds Fair rate. These tickets are
good going via either Cincinnati Oh
Louisville. Through cars to Chicago,
quick time, most elegant equipment
Be sure and take the Queen Il Crescent
Route. For rates, schedules, sleeping
car reservations, etc, call on any agent
oil the +. 1. V. N q. Railway, Queen
Il Crescent Route or Louisville South.
ern K. X, or ID. &. Edwards, q. 2. A.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

The therm ometer stood ut a.. Tues
jay afternoon in the shade.
Rev. j. +. Terry will preach a,
MILESTONE church next sunday.
Prof. Steven has returned from a
Northern trip q. A. Denham was IN
Louisville this week.
The supper given 10y the ladies OF
the Christian church Wednesday even
ing was quite a success.
The Kentucky Lumber Co., has shut
down it's mill until the proprietors can
dispose of the lumber they already have
on hand.
Hon. X. d. Hill was IN Louisville
last week. J.P Mahan returned from
an extended southern trip selling coal
Friday night.
Mrs. Holman and daughter, Miss
Jessie, Of Louisville, who have been Wis
Ting at Col. O'Mara's forsome weeks, re-
Turned home Monday.
Rev. Elisha stephens and Miss Ida
Sweeney were married at the home OF
DIR. A. Gatliil on the evening of July i.
Rev. A. :. Petry oticiated.
The Williamsburg and Mlddlesboro
base ball teams met on the latter grounds
SATURDAY.. The score stood 90 to Il in
favor OF Middlesboro. They will play
another game here soon.
Henry Johnson and VIM, LAWSON
lad a difficulty in the eastern part OF the
county Sunday afternoon in which clubs
and rocks we're used. Both OF the men
were considerably bruised up.
The Whitley County Union ;. =
Convention met at Lot last Thursday
and Friday. State Visitor Boswell was
nresent. There was good attendance
and an interesting meeting was held.
The infant son of Nj. A. Moore die
Thursday and was buried in the Briar
Creek Cemetery saturday morning. Mrs.
Moore died about the first OF April when
the child was only few days old, and 1t
fingered on in bad health until it died as
above stated.
The Williamsburg Bank was never
10 better condition than at present. IL
has a paid up capital stock OF 100000 and
asurplus OF slo,5Oo; real estate 5000
bonds 5000, besides notes due from in
diyiduals and accounts from other bank'
amounting to $4,000. No one need ot
afraid to trust his money in 1t. The
deposits amount to $65,OoO.
The financial circle in this section
was somewhat disturbed Friday 10y the
closinp of the Citizens Bank OF Jellico
Mr.. W. Siler, OF this place, went W
and made an investigation OF the books
for the depositors and says the assets
amount to about $4,000, while the liza
bilities are only about S3i,ooo' lie
thinks it will, with judicious manage
ment pay all OF it's depositors their full
claims.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

Lieut.. Lucien Young, OF the United
States navy, has been distinguishing
himself some more, this time by making
spirited and luminous 4th OF July
speech at Honolulu, which Minister
Blouut did not quite like. Young car.
ries with him on his travels a jaw that
never wearies and gall OF most prodig.
ious dimensions. % wensboro Messsn-
ger.
The G. & o. will give an excursion
to Old Point Comfort August o. Tickets
will be sl2 for the round trip from Lex.
ington.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
LIBERTY.


There WAS but little business before the
court and but few IN attendance.
The distinguished historian, Hon. u. (
+. Smith, visited our town Friday even
ing aud lief, Saturday morning. He was
on business connected with the intro. !
duction OF his history and but few knew
that he was here until he left.
"A marriage revival took place last
lowing couples: Mr. w. X. Alstott to
Miss Nancy Cox; l.. b. Duncan to Miss
Georgia Ann Hafely. The following
couples were from the Rowling Fork sec
ton: Mr.. j. w. Keith to Miss Joan
Brown, OF Brush Creek; John Peck ran
away with Ellis Woods daughter and
they we're married
Mr. George X. Jeeter requests your
correspondent to tender hls sincere
thanks TO the church repair committee,
Mrs. Lucy Stone, Mrs. sallie J. Hum.
phrey, Mrs. Mary +. whipp, Mrs. Mary
r.. Pierce and Mrs. Matte McRoberts for
the courteous manner in which they
overseed him while improving the church
here. lie says the female bosses here
are the most agreeable bosses that ever
bossed him.
We met Hawk Wilkinson the morn
ing after last Fridays INTERIOR JOURNAL
Was received here and his handsome,
manly features we're disturbed, and we
could but infer that he was visiting the
town to consult the highest legal coun.
eel preparatory to making a move on
the INTERIOR JOURNALS works for a re.
port about Ben Compton and Hawks
Wilkinson being sent TO the Stanford
Jail in default OF 3 tine for jumping on a
moving train at Mckinney. Nothing
less than $4,000 verdict can mend the
rents in his lacerated character, Ms he
claips that he can positively prove an
slibi.
1t is known that the State Board OF
Equalization added IL per cent. addi-
tional 10 the taxes OF real and personal
property here, except town lots. Judge
Myers and County Attorney Godbey
were appointed committee to visit the
authorities at Frankfort and have, II pos
sble, the additional part reduced. While
waiting for their turn tue chairman oil
, the board approached them and inquir'
en- their grievances. ca informing him
their business he took them in another
room and examined their papers. lie
then took their proofs into the room tc
the rest of the board and after examin
ing them tor about ten minutes returned
To the door and announced To them that
he Was proud to inform them that the II
per cent had been taken of. On the
, committees return they notified sheriff
, James Brausom OF the fact and that he
would be safe in making ont his taS
( books accordingly. After much labor
with the aid OF an expert calculator, hir-
ed for the purpose, his books were com
I pIeted. The county clerk aud sheriff
a then received a notice from the stat,
, suditor that the II per cent must b,
added. 1t Is now the duty of the stat
e board 10 rise and explain whether thei
u action Was a result OF bad faith on thei
Il part, or merely a mistake somewhere. !
may not Toe OF much consequence to IT,
i board, but it is a serious matter to Nh
+ Bransom, who has to buy new books
!. hire another efficient aid and do his wor
all over again this hot weather.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

AMONG THE MOUNTAINS The best
route to the Eastern cities is via Cincin-
natl and the +. r. V. over the Chesa-
peake X Ohio Railway. The scenery
through New River csnons and over the
Allegheny aud Blue Ridge Mountains is
wonderfully beautiful and varied, The
+. +. V. runs solid to New York via
Washington. 1t is electric lighted and
carries through dining car. No other
train in. America surpasses it and it is
the only train to the East with through
dining service. Among the Virginia
mountains along the Chesapeake II Ohio
are more than 20 famous summer re-
sorts. A pamphlet issued entitled "Nii-
ginia in Black and White" describes
these resorts, and the scenery of the
route, and will be mailed. free by adj.
dressing +. b. Pope, Western Passenger
Agent, II. Louis, Mo, or G. b. Ryan,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Gin
cinnati, q.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

Nashville, Tenn, March d, 1898 The
stockton Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn,
Gentlemen. - Ii gives me exceeding
pleasure to speak OF your Antiseptic, as
/ consider it something wonderful in the
way of medicine. My old servant, AL
oert, " no is - years old, was very sick
with Pneumonia, complicated with
Heart Trouble and Dropsy. called in
my family physician and gave him every
attention, but the doctor finally told me
that there was no hope and the only
thing that could be done was to make
him comfortable until the end. At this
point decided to give him Stockton's
Antiseptic, as il seemed TO be perform
ing almost miracles for others. 1t was
given in regular doses every three hours
and the fever began to decrease from the
first dose and decided improvement
was noticed the first day. In three days
he was sitting up and in week he was
back at his work as usual, and is regain
ing his strength very fast. conscien.
tiously believe it saved the old mans
life. Respectfully yours,
FRANK SEARIGHT,
No. Noel Block.
For sale by A. Il. Penny, Druggist,
Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
BUSINESS,

extend the above time We
the best goods and to sell Hardware
Woodnware Tnware &c. for less money
than buy them anywhere months time. Our eXpana
making the change is that takes much money
business the months time During the IS months have
selling have been much than expected
grateful for the liberal patronage have received
proud that have been the best
land and make it interest
continue with We will continue take Country Produce in
change goods the highest market price Thanking you past
avors, Very Respectfully,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
Spring Humors and Eczemas

are caused by microbes in the blood.
Take Stockton's Antiseptic; it kills mi.
crobes and clesnses the blood OF all im
purities. 1t is your own fault now il you
suffer or allow your little ones to suffer
when Stockton's Antiseptic will cure it
so quickly. A. Il. Penny, Druggist, Stan
ford, has it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

During the discussion OF the United
States banking bill in Congress, some
time in 1888 or 80. John Randolph, of
Roanoke, who was opposed to the pas
sage of the bill which was intended to
establish a United States bank, said that
he had discovered perpetual motion
and that it was very simple, being the
tact that
Paper makes money,
Money makes banks,
Banks make poverty,
Poverty makes rags,
Rags make paper,
Paper makes money,
Money makes banks,
And so on for ever and ever.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

The shop of an undertaken in Candida.
ria, New, bears the following sign: "You
kick the bucket. We do the rest
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27
Read This and Profit by it

After the first Of July instead of selling goods months time
will the 5th of each month"; suits the
buyer Our idea is to do
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-27

A Chicago doctor shot patient dead
when he refused to pay his bill.