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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
MARSHALL.
CITY Council Procsdlngs-A Marrow Escape
Made by a Ralroader,

Nlar,hau. Tex, May i0.-l Special l-Ihe
city council met last night nnd got thronEh
Nh, me usual MONTHLY business A note
~ xisO ner month WAS nade the Texas aud
Pacific railway FOR wnter hut expert
mental, nS q great quantity Is nsrd IN inc
s9rsytain lie s,snrt amount before making
a permanent rats, ..,..
Captain O Pity, general yard master
had a nnrtow. cseare yvstHuNf H.e.,n...,ia.
Ue v.pe switching coaches ana w NttrupNnF
IL catch thr fr,int cnd Of coach inisted the
hold and ION In 'front.' Of the moving eongh,
us a ui,lck movement he saved Wlasrrli, ~ ~
avs Il H. wonderful the amount ~ thinking
a tniit can 10 under such circumstances,
int preftfs more time In which,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

London, MAY 10 Tho nr,n.h ,,,ao,,.,
, ,,,.s,, VS. gpiel leday with a hriillnnt
g'rSas ,' a ~ her majesty. Quecn Victafis.
hona,,, Y, i was n ost propitinous for tne
Which. y IL said. win be- Isl issi ,ni1i,.
= 'h s.a ~hN'' nv piiuce ~ Wales lirip,e
MI ~ Ha@r n York, duke sf
nrfh and the dauehte,s ~ ,, r'oin,
\, lo.la AieNa.iicr aud beatrice. duke snd
ues5 81 connauebi and children All st
~ IN. AZ e!i,sir. vere present ps veil
siniaasadpr. irm All eo,,,i.si,.. ~, ' ra nnd
insi l,.sa had most hpuriy rc,epiion Nm,
"s' hsF RIDE 10 The Institute. NN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS



G VI Duncan, Denver; q y pooley, BUFFALO;
q W Brush. ~ Louis II A urlupp, Little
ltocki James II Trezwant, Dallas, II
Rogans, Shreveport; = ! rafkngton, SPRING
York W !. Erpstein, nenisoni u l.airs, 81
Louis; J u Prize. boston; u w Southland.
hGn.ioni J A Carpenter, ialilmorei Chas
mings, " Louis; II ! lioykln san Frauds.
COZ Gcofre n Thurman. nogtOn; n n lienul.
New York y N Mc,raekin, Dnbuquei
q smith, Philadelphia,
PiCKwICR.
v Clemens, Boston, n u Moody. ncca.
Coieman; w n Moore, Topeka. i u Earnest.
Colorado city II NJ stone, QuanAhi !, =
henson, Midland; N l. Hall, 1hurbrr; { II
s TPase bsS. Alex S gsy b1 2@A1 ar,5 hSs
Lyman, os SgT , SS,s S99l9 S, ,iS
charisi Rlsfards Kansas nv; 'I n sliI.
man. w II Eillimhn. Sonora; w II Miller,
HrownwuoijI Z 1cweit. c Il I and n lly ;
!, 9 TsrT nai, Terrell 4 $ Turk New York
mord, Cinclnnatl. Edgar Fisk aud wife
ROinc, ~ II Armstrong. Chicago: !
u shufrord, Denver, II II Nell, N Paso;
Coldwptef. q T. Hyde, Wichita Falls; 4
Collrn, 81 Joseph " Il carver 1lcnrisitai
u ! MURPHY hnl wife, hhwic: W W John
son. rsio Pinto; NJ i Morrin. Kansas city,
J o fouty, Mcathorfnrl. 4 G ROOtr Aus
tin; NJ Delay, Cissnai u Al Copeland
isss s' wMis phnadepiSassef R IbSpr'E'i g
rlnnatli y January, Lawrence Kas: 4
& PFail, Michigan; q U Parker. Clarendon
a Arnott, Alerleraui d<as, g y Daprh
McAilchael New Orleans. Gea Il Egnns
Athrnsi w y ltogstef Wacn; q w Cohen
New orlrsur; y = Wilson. i'ckiu. NJ; i 4
fay th.rago: iouls I Aahan, kAnsas CITY
| j Iluntll. OllUtN III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
NEW oRIEANs EXCHANGE,

New Orleans, MAY lO.-(Spegai; - -
Sterling Commercial. 90 days, - Y.
Francs Commercial. 90 DAYS. ~.
New York sghi-Baik, Sl.0o pre-
MUM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

New York. May 1O--lspecial l.Stei-
10 DAYS, 4 81 l.9i4 - -. ~,
commercial. 90 days, 81 ism
4 81 -. cn lava
Tranes~ Rank. 90 days, ~ 5-s. oo
Commercial, 10 days, o 10 3-Sdo ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Chicago. His. Nh, 10. Emma Wprn.r
the 5-yeatoih ,laurhgcr Of Charles Wer,
ner. iUS Msei Nursh avenue. was fonnd
dead 10 an alley this incrning Sle had
ha.n brulhlly assaulted and ehokfd Ia
deatl NJ ia npknowu dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Imdon. May 10. iSprial-l-
r,t,. ms day, g; yesterday, 2.
Snycr-This day, IS I-iO; yesterday
rs D-1G r,c. ..steriav.
qg rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

There's no case Of Catarrh so hopeless
that Or. Sages CAtsrrh Remedy cannot
cure. The makers will pay $500 reward
for any incurAble case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Arlinorc l. r., May 10. (SpcciaL)-
Rrakcman r.. }. Stewart while coupling
ears. here today lost the Mlifle nneeF
tNnen lhn Nunape3s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
nAIYESTON ENCHANNE

Galveston, Tex, May 1O.-lSpeciaLl-
Sterling % days, 4 ~.
New York sight, pHr
New Orleans sight, par.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

N~v York. May 10 Money on caii'
steady. aG5 closed offered 3. 80
Prime mercantile paper l,2qs; M,
Sterling exchange -Stroug. IN l-[p
As; 90 days, 4,sS 1-4n4SS 81 De-
mand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
Reasons for The Faith Within Us:

Which of the 4 Points
please you mosts We
think the terms as fair
az one man could
make another. We
guarantee the value
of eveIas. lot (aore
big) in PARKDALE
because we have Faith
in the immediate pros.
perty of Fort Worth.
PARKDALE is a part
of the corporation of
Fort Worth, therefore
we also have Faith in
Parkdale. Here are
some few reasons for
the faith within us; !,
newcourthouse; =, new
paokery; 8, enlarged
brewery; 4, the great
Rock Island; s, the
Rapid Transit; 6, new
city hall; Z, new gov
eminent building; s,
new waterworks; 9,
new wholesale houses;
10, the Albuquerque;
IL, new banks; IL,
new money; ID, new,
new, new, energy, new
ambitions - coming,
coming, coming; some
are alreadyhere. Seek.
ing room, building
homes. The trowel
and hammerare bright
with oeaseless toll.
Lots in Parkdale (acre
big) have u guaran.
teed value. Every
lot (acre big) in the
city, If dissatisfied
We guarantee to re
fund your money.
When Fort Wortl
reaches the 80, 00C
mark what will 20 lot
one-half mile west o.
the postotiice and cit,
hall be worthl Yol
can buy them nov
cheaper than you vii
ever be able to blu,
them again.
For further part,
ulars call at our o
flee or address us at
Hurley Building. I'd Floor
ISt0D BHrV & IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

nseen Meek "A o Kehtuckian who ru,.
iins ee y, hotel, a postolice and 5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Dinner
when you
have eaten
heartily, you
should take
nr. fierte's
Pleasant Pei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Now York. May 1O.--lSpecinl) =
stocks and bonds closed ut following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Tbs tacilts Of The stanford UNIVERSITY
eonlllsla oI aeYe:.tv-agAI llasasaar..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

2 ,a{.5i- lets. Your liver needs The
4, 4 q gentle stimulating. as well
WI "a invigoratine. affect II
lf,ftr these tiny, sugar eoated
LAVN Pellets.
r. II you feel drowGy, dull, Ian
n guild. ine1prcssibly tired or debili.
y lated, II you've no appstiie and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

-seM management; house thoroughly
49, e'ea elegant rooms; clean beds; good
"eaisi iree bus: Reasonable raies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
sherIffs Sale for Taxes.


On Tuesday, January 2, 1894, |,
or one Of my deputies will offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, from the
from the front door OF the court
house in Louisa, Lawrence county,
Ky, between 10 o'clock n. m. and (
O'Clock p. m, sufficient of the fol.
lowing property to pay the taxes
against it and the costs incident to
making the sale.
EV- 10 each snm named below
add $275 TO cover Sheriir's costs.
DIsTRIcT NO. ., LOUISA.
Lewis Adkins, house and lot in
Louisa - n.
Mrs. Fila T. Anderson 27j acres
OF land adjoining II. 5. Southers,
Is %,
Ella Compton, 100 acres OF land
adjoining y. Thorn son, 3 0S.
Y. ,. Dawson, ~ ncrcs Of land adj.
joining . Dawson, 3 GO.
Mathew brakes heirs, in Louisa,
I houscand LOT, 70 81.
Joshua Endicott, 3 acres Of land
adjoining I,ys Wilson, 22 60.
Roland lendlcott, ! house aud lot
10 Thomas 4 Sees addition, 23l.
John u Golf, house aud lot nd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

clay ,rinkets,.n ( [ tnonsht il was a
man, his head dalkeaed my win
dow where sat. ] am not going
to,say / IVES frightened. for that
would no. do TO come out here, you
know. Here a man has 10 be a
Cmtrill a Lyon or Il liar, aud !
doaA know which, maybe both.
Well, as ! was going u say, his
eldys, sou, u l.. thurman, lives
abou is miles cas-, of here and is
doing we'll. J. l.. is brother Of
Joanaad Squire Sam Of Buchanan
Icould write on the soil, coun-
.rr, climate, flowers, stock, fowls,
and weys and means OF this valley
aud The old Asloc miners, until
You would have TO fiLd the waste
b. sSe. CT surrender your whole
issue, but viii only say that the
cattle are ell we'll, horses doing
inc IN clover NO to their knees,
fruit men harvesting their large
crop Of peaches, plenty of new
gssdeu truck, rcd APPLES l0c per
10. corn meal the same. Honey
50 end rattle snakes, gely monsters
and cenlipedes, not SO plentiful.
Good-day, sir; when the SUI is
down here it is dark,
P. S.-Ityou don't want to print
this jist send hit to de "Arizonian''
published at Cincinnati, they pay
big prices for sich.
NIGER in DE CACTUS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
HERE AND THERE.

Rec d Sergent have pu up n
grist mill Gear he residence Of John
Sc gent on Strait creek, This is
something that this country has
needed for some time, and We wish
the boys success in their undertake
ing,
Ike Burton has about completed
fine house on the lower end of
his farm. Rube Gaubb, of Denton,
viii occupy The old one in tbs gap
Mr.. Tuss has moved into the new
house he has lately completed near
.er the road than the old one.
The old Reeves coal bank, which
has supplied the country with coal
for years, was abandoned n few
weeks ago and a new one opened
near by, but the now one proved to
be a failure and the old will be
staredup again.
Thursday morning while Kirk
Queen was offering up his Thanks
giving prayer, or a short tlrde az
lerwald his good wife presented
MIN with d line boy, This, rs The
seventh bov in Mr,.Q-tten's family.
Decd Rice's mill is about sawed
-uGt on Lost creek, but We are IT,
formed that he will move il 10
Gienwooo in a few days. This will
gladden. the hearts of the people OF
That neigh6orhood.
Loud Neal, Of Nessie, is visiting
different painls with his gallery,
doing good work for the people.
He took the Bellies Trace school
Friday and The Gleowood school
Saturday also taking groups for
the citizens all along the way.
John Rife, OF Bolts Fork, is at
Glenwood ceiling the store Of Yves
lev Webb. He is the boss work.
man Of the country. and gets plenty
"a do.
~as sad news to many that
wa Monigan was killed last Wed
uesdsv morning at Music, by the
A. c. q ] train, He had man
{ reads I'll over the country.
b. Webb did not get his large
bern completed till the bad wealth.
/ e set in now he will have to close
down. perhaps till spring.
The debating society ut Bonanz
sbieh nas been going on for the
last few months has been discon
jtinued till spring.
/ Miss Dora Barretts school CLOSED
TAT Glenwood last Friday, and a
I night we we're present at one Of tn,
best school exhibitions We ever at
ended, 1t had been in preparation
roi several weeks, and the hous,
was filed to sufiocation. Every
lning was caried 20 a T.
James S,enley, a good citizen 0
Of Bolts Fork. has moved TO tn
he'd OF All Horn, where he ha
lcscd Com II. NJ. Queen.
same low-dow SEQ undrel Will
tout hunting the other day shot ant
Killed two q cd houads for Nh
/ Toler, OF Cat. 70 make it NOR
downright, genuine, unadullerate'
meaness, the dogs were shnt ba
cause they we're outruuning oihe
ldogs. RAMBLER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

In the annual report Of Secretary
Ssrrn, q The Interior Department,
considerable space is given 10 lie
subject Of pension frauds. II is
shown that an enormous saving
has been made to the Gov
eminent, when the total probable
payment on flsu ,ulent pensions
that have been suspended is con
sidered. A number OF chang 5
and reforms in the various bureaus
are suggested, and the admission
Of New Mexico, Arizona and Utah
to the Union is recommended.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
LITTLE BLAINE.

Mr.. EDIroR: Not seeing any
thing from this part Of the county
for some time l will give you a few
items.
Corn gathering al the 90 now.
The who1ping cough is almost
through in this vicinity al lasE
There has been a great deal Of
sickness around here this fell, and
some deaths.
Died, a Few days ago, Trinnie Car
ter, wife Of Jas, Carter, Jr. She
leaves q husband. four children
and a host 81 friends. Also, The
wife Of Ed Rose departed this life
on the 16 inst. She leaves a bus
band, six children and many
friends 10 mourn their loss, but
their loss is her eternal gain. Also,
the wife OF E.L.Moore departed this
life on the 1Sin inst., leaving a kind
husband and one child. She was Il
Of John B. Spencer. Al.
SO, an infant child Of Lucinda
Eastep died on The 18th inst. And
aninfant chill Of David Curnutle
died on the 18th inst.
The reaper of death is taking the
young as well as the old, and moth
ers as we'll as children.
Sterling Hayes and VIM. Guss-
Ter are improving the looks Of their
places by building new barns.
John Dooley has bought Joe.
Tomlin's farm. John says beis in
tie fight now if peaches hit.
Gus Moore is still trading in
horses and cattle. Gus is a hust.
Ter,
'onnrey iiase' . '."p, , n,s
MINI yr-iepairips nis renee ~ ~
=ssys7he wants everything al " N
when mary CONES
Jas r"sAel - ,, ''''' u''s s ,s,.' 'n'
team enc z. 2, 1'oo'e ano "iu's
Hayes rl'e N .ns wagon =,
l7lsS' a ~ so '@h.r Sa" !. - ,sn; "
Moore,s a0g 'pe 0,"e, D'y ~ "n ;
2 y = pan ~, : n.a : ~ ~ d o l ooS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
sherlfrs saio to- rsxes.

oronc Of my Deputies will, ON
Monday, Dee. lSth, 1888, as thc
court hou,g door IN l.ouisa. Ky,
algcF Cor salc 10 ,hc hiahcst bidder,
tho following described property.
or So much thereof as may be neces-
safy % sMisiythe tax AGAINST Il for
She ycaf iadicaicG. The terms II
sale are cash in hand:
z. H. Garland, u acres of land
adjoining Julia Boyd, tax Of lSg9.
samuel Hayes, 100 urrts of land
Mljoiniug John Travis, for 1899.
z. II. Moore, - acres Of land nd
joining \. tnrler, taxes Of 1899.
Matthew Sparks, 100 acres OF
land adjoining John Lowe. for 1909.
samuel Thompson, 100 acres of
aud adjoining A. Miller. for 1892.
Iiniycy l,lAklr, . acres uf land
adiomiu& tate Endicoti, Tor lSls.
Emily aigynarls aeirs 70 nces
1i land adjoining g. Shr6Ed, iasas
~ 1882.
Wa. Dole, ~ atrps OF hand nj.
lining Mes Slrrgill, taSrsof 1892.
VIM, Endicot, 20 acres OF land
u Joining dosh lsndlcolt, ior 1899.
Al. Wilson, :. l.. G..
lly 7. Wilson, D.S.
Robert y. Hunt. J2ncles land on
hry t',lge adjoining J.. h. Dean,
laN mr le93
Green lhnmpsoa{n acres land
r1 iltlr 3laine, adjoining Lewis
lli, mpton, tax for 1893,
}. W SHANNON, DIS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08


joining Garred Wilson, 4 Il.
Mrs. Tennessee Hnlchison, %
acres OF hand adjoining W NJ Davis,
1883.
Marin Ileadley, Eyr &c 1850 acres
of land adjoining Two tracts, - Is.
Mrs Elizabeth Hatcher, | house
and lot in town Of Louisa, 70 6f.
Henderson Hale, house aud
lot in Louisa, 5 81.
Sarilda Herald, 400 acres OF land
adjoining Frank Maynard, { IL.
Sallic Johns, | house and lol in
Louisa, 10 33
Mrs Samberry Justice, house,
lot in Louisa 5 %
/ A Moore, 10 acres of land adjoining
| Richard ChlldreSs, 1 %
Noah Peters, 10 acres o! land adj
joinlng W 0.Bryant , 07
Jake Peters, 80 acres OF land adj
Joining J b Peters, ; 0S
George Patton, assignee OF Nj. H..
Johns, 60 acres OF land adjoining
Jas Shannon, 10 -
Wesley Patton, II acres Of land
adjoining Alb Simpson, %
Ben Ruiz, 81 acres o; land adjoin-
| ing A III Mcclure, 6 Is.
Robert Riggs, assignee of George
McGuire, go acres adjoining JAS
MeGuire, - %.
Sam Dock Smith, - acrcso Of laud
adjoining NJ Rec, 10 o.
Anderson Stafford, 50 acres Of
land adjoining Elem Stafford, ) 66.
Bernard Miller, 80 acres of land
adjoining Wntield Castle, > g..
Mrs Julia Mellonry, | house ~
lot in Louisa, T. 90
Mrs Mary Mathers, 22O acres Of
land adjoining James Mcclure,
206T
McCormac ~ Deal, | house X lot
at Walbridge, OF
Doll Maynard, 10 acres of land
adjoining Gid Williams, > 60
| Claud Norris, | house n lot in
Louisa, II -
/ William 0Bryant, lG5 acres OF
land adjoining | b Dawson, Il 73
i X + Prichard heirs, III acres Of
land adjoining j. Prince, IL
Daniel Pigg, house q lot il
Louisa, 1872
Lafayett Ninson, - acres Of land
adjoining William Davis, II 10
! William Ninson heirs, 3 acres Of
land adjoining Lafayett Vinson on
end of point, 6 20
Sam r Vinsou, 10 acres Of land
adjoining sam Doc Smith, II 20
! X. L. Ninson, 20 acres Of land adj
Ejoining,J w shannon, 10 30
! Daniel Stousherry, house q lot
in Louisa, 4 20
James Pigg, tFauni's son),
house and lot, in Louisa. . 70.
/ District NO. 9, PEACH ORCHARD.
! Thomas Blessing, % acres OF land
adjoining Sam DamrOn, 06
Samuel Barrett, go acres OF land
adjoining John Swctuam, 80 l3
| Elizabeth Brown, 900 acres OF
rl8nd adjoining Cal Preston, 1867
George Ed Chapman, ! acre OF
lane adjoining KEN DObbins, 81
| Tip Chhders, 3 acres Of land adj
joining LATE Preston, 81 81
Darby Il Richardson, 30 acres at
mouth Black berry, . 60
I. V Drayer, 500 acres OF land al.
joining KEN Dobbins, 10 30
Frank meyer, 200 acres OF land
| adjoining NJ Shamburg, 1892
TiIIathy Georges ncirs, l2O acres
OF land; 3Gl
mrs Bcubin Lunsford, about
acres Of land at mouth Of Grihitl
creek, . OF
Hiram Mead. 10 acres Of land adj.
joining Doc Webb, 3 -
William Mulictt, 81 acres OF land
adjoining sam Damrou, SO
John S Patton. 10 acres land, adj
Joining G.. w. NJ. n NJ, Ce., / OF
Meyer Shamberg, l7acrcs Of lane
adjoining +. j. Fannon, 81 90
meyer Schamberg, & CpGj0 acres
Of land adjoining y J Fannor
II 60
Roland Sammonds (Dock) GO,
acres Of land adjoing james Perry
20 20
A J WILSON, Sic
Lanes Medici Moves lhe Iowel, Eacl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, 1895.
Congress convened last Monday

Money is reported to be too plen-
tiful in the east. Safe call loans
can hardly be placed at one per
cont, and time loans at two and
three per cent. Thiseondition was
predicted some time ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

For ore throat thereis nothing better
thana flannel ianjase dampencd with
Chanberlain's Pain Balm. twill near,
IL always effect a cure in one nights
fine. This remedy / also aiavorite for
rheumatisInand has cured many very
seyereeasas. 80 cent bottles for sale by
A, NJ. Hughes, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

We only mention one tenth Of Gae bargains
we have in our store; they TOO numberless
to mention, but according TO our low prices
means death to high prices Our advice TO you
is to give US call as it will be to your interest
as well as to ours. We viii save you 40 per
cent on each dollars worth that you buy from
us.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

EFlhe Nrws is In no way rcspon-
slble for any article TO which the author
name Is printed. A charge Is made dr
the publication Of such articles contain
ing any thing personal.
Communications on any side Of pnh!if
questions admissible to discussion " or
columns viii be published, no mat'cf
whether they agree with the edi'or,
vies or not
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

This country has never had a
president whose messages are Look
ed forward TO with more interest,
or attract more attention after pub
LEGATION than Mr.. Cleveland. His
pre-eminent ability is so univer.
sally recognized and his rugged
honesty SO we'll known thathis ut.
terances are regarded as highly
important. He never leaves room
for doubtas to his policy, 111e
possesses a difectness 66f exDfcs,.
c1 which is remSsaR ahIv ciear ano
$50 So message sent 10 Con.
sas last Monday is Of unusua
D6gth, but up TO the Cleveland
ksndard all the way through. Ev
eIy citizen grid rsad it. It con
tains more informati0nthan the av
efage reader will gather in othel
ways in q great while. The mes
ssge will bear careful study.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08

Prof. John r. Proctor, OF this
state, has been appointed by the
President as mem Der Of the CIVIL
Service mission. lie was not
an applicant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS,
The ElecnOpolse will o0re mapy eases
OF disease here nothing else Will H.
has worked like a charm Ia my nmlly.
Ecy Geo, IL. Means, Coyirston, ny,
With the Elcetropolse have cured
DYSPEPSIA, constipation and liver trouble,
lagrippe, headache loothaebe, had colds,
rheumatism, re ralgil, ton iIilS collie
and piles. THE rcsub' are Monoeriul
chilli aud fever hgRc scoa cmed IN
sixty minutes. f. D. lyle, ChMchillt
Kentucky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-08
Phoenix ArIzonia.

"a A-NiA Nt hNNNitAhr w
promise start these line. east
bound. They Lave about 2600
miles 10 mrte, but hey will have
company, as s'a on homes ,osd
by the same courier.
lett the lgnd OF my nativity
abou Oct. Isl, lookipg sfer some
thing bat WAS lost, and whiol
certain NJ, D told me could be
found somewhere ia tbe Great
American Desert Well, you can
better learn just whore that spot is.
back eas than you can out This
way You learn lois of things olt
in this wild and woody west with
greater ease than you do On the
Big Sandy doa't mean the Big
Sandy in Texas or Tennessee
either, but he big sandy that voted
radicals into Office about the 7th Of
November, 1898. Shame on such
Democrats. You are worse than
Peter, VINO denies his Saviour, 1t
is christian like TO iorgiveiood We
want to be good christians. But
hereafter walb with your heads mp
like Uncle Bill Taylor when be has
a dollar and six bis in his pockets
and vote for all men to be ecu lun.
der the law,
Somebody told me before left
that they had had dry spell out
this way, and it looked like il too;
for When | reached Hutchison, Kan
sas, which is FIVE hpGdred miles
from the head OF The Arkansas
river, you could not have gotten a
tea cup OF &atsr on. Of thai stream
The sands 10 the bend OF the river
would have made good dust for a
hennery. Just o TO Trinidad, Col
orado. A man who kept the figures
says it rained not, for 3SS days.
Ranchmenln the arid districts lost
rom 40 TO % per cent or their cai
tie. A Texas steer knows how 10
get there, but when food and water
are from 20 10 80 miles apart it is n
little unhandy Tor him even What
is one mans loss is auother's gain.
John Hayes and Bill Woods will
get little better price for their ca.
lie for the next year or two.
Il is dreary ride after you get
,ut a few miles from Topeka, Kan
sas, through western Kansas, south
ern Colorado, New Mexico and
southern Arizona, until you strike
the Salt RiY,r Valley, say abopL
1900 miles, YOU .ssssre'y&r r4nr ez eert
space rniniess and parohed rrair-
re. lack ,rabi.s. an occasional coyote,
land hall starved cattle.
There are but 9 y people who un,
lesstand lie enormosex,tnt Of this
lrid ceautry. As ner as / can !
viii outline j! 10 Your ie2ders
Begin at the Canada line in North
Dakota, running through about
Gismark, crossing South Dakota
about Pierre, Nebraska, a li,tlt
east Of North Plctt, Kansas, q little
east of Dodge Oily, cross Indian
| Territory and Texas 70 near Cprpu'
Christ, leaving out small sll
along the coastfom Sin Eraasisc,
throu.h Calm ala, OfGoa ana
Wa>hn I'm 1hsaz al itl
! on.h i. .,ara MIN
Uni,oa s,,,ss g,ri, n,t soos.,no
Re This eaos - n : inn,rt.
anca : million, ,.,Io cho ia
Nnth pm, s.,aor hi,
n, 81, 5, i, no,o 6aie, A.,
rIh.It.a. b,
49,,
ions o,d n~drs3s If million,
.boti, ei $50.
vo,rs ,a'cb 4.
,r,arota ron Nh
: bioy NIT. l5t,o M IN
: instead OF vhaikig5 at the prone
time. The scheme viii be on rs
be'or many years, and the genera
; goyernmenl " il be asked 10 tesii
! a job tina. viii last IN hundre'
years.
b Well. Icsn'c say much for ga
ciety in this country. It's Kind .
: a lob lot. Here in Phnaix The.