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Evening journal., 1894-05-26
Dlsarmed by Women.

Tho strikers from their stronghold ON
Bull hill can view the country for miles,
and all passes are guarded by them. Every
stranger is intercepted and not allowed &c
proceed toward the town unless a satisfac
tory explanation of his business is given.
No one is permitted near enough to the
seat of war TO be I'm danger, and the streets
of Cripple Creek and Victor, as well as the
passes, are patrolled by miners carrying
winchestcrs and revolvers.
The capture and disarming Of doputio,
numbering ls was accomplished by WON
en-, and ever since the occurrence two OF
the women have been holding high court
in a saloon, where the strikers shower
congratulations of them. Two wagon,
loaded with powder and cartridges for ON,
of the mines were captured by the s5rikeri
and their contents confscated.
Sam Mcdonald, superintendent Of tn,
Strong, Anna Lee and Gold King mines
and Charley Robinson, foreman of tn,
Strong, are missing, which gives crcdcnc,
TO the story Of slaughter If the men wcr,
in certain portions of the mine, the con
cussion may not have killed them San
Strong, owner Of the mine, is given as an
thority for the statement that mon wori
killed. Deputies have been coming quiet
ly all day, and IL is thought an unexpect
cd move Is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
eood.LooaInr Dover chap..

The Conference Academy students,
who will, this afternoon meet the new
G A. @. baseball tenn and also inglor-
ious defeat. arrived in town this morning
on the 1l.02 train from Dover, where
they have been playing good ball, Man.
ager Herbert and reception committee
met the visitors at the station and es-
corted them to their rooms in the Jeifer-
son House, to the Columbia Clubhouse,
the jail aud all the other points Of inter
est. Both clubs have new and complete
uniforms and will make fine appear
ance on the ball field Then the Dover
boys are like their New Castle opponents,
all good-looking fellows.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

CAN A new Suit, Coat and
Vest or pair of Trous-
WE ers for you? Drop in
aud take a look at our
MAKE Custom Department
on second floor. The
cloths are all opened out and
you can easily see them without
any trouble to either us or
yourself. You may see some
thing to please you and the
prices will surely be interesting,
and with capable and careful
cutters and tailors we do not
hesitate to guarantee to fit and
please you. Trousers any
where from So to ,$15 inclusive,
sack or cutaway suits from $40
up, with some special sack suit
ings at SIG and $1S. Special
times calls for special prices
and we propose to meet the de-
mand if possible.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
Fonrth Cln.. ro.lmnster..

WASHINGTON, May 26-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New York-Carlisle Center, Melin Bur
hans.
Ponnsylvania-Eas Freedom, NJ. C..
Murphy; Frankstown, J. c. Cruise
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
ssl3S1'ilfIYIl75

The Largest Stock of Shades In the City.
Spring Roller Shades, 20, 25, 80 and SOC each.
The 37lS and 5Oc shades are oil cloth. Best Cam
brio Shades. 75c each. Plain Hand-Painted
Shades made and hung, CSC each
Our Speciality, Shades Made 10 Order. We
also handle BancrOft's "Sun Fast" Hollands
formerly "hOcksOnia.'D ~ French Chiffon, Lace
Border, Duchess Lace. Rustic, Corded and
Florentine Shades. The Best Goods at the
Lowest Prices.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
BLOWN UP BY STRIKERS
Eleven Men Slaughtered In Z
Mine by a Mob.
DROPPED GIANT POWDER ON THEM

Rioters and Deputy sherins Massing For a
Battle at Bull Hill, Near Cripple Creek
CoIo.-Over 900 Illinois strikers Moving
on PanR-Troops Out
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 26-Elevei
men killed, with a strong probability thai
the number Of dead will nc increased wher
all Is known, is the record Of the first day
Of trouble here although real fighting has
not yet begun, as the deputies are await
ing rc-enforcoments before beginning act
i've operations.
Eleven started 90 work I'm the Strone
mine on Battle mountain. Shortly after
ward large party Of strikers blew uT
the shafthouse with powder, causing a los,
Of S25, O00 and then dropped 100 pound,
Of giant powder down the shaft, which wat
also exploded, killing all the inmates
Not more than 300 yards from the Strong
shafthouse 10 men, who had been engaged
10 go 20 work in the Independence mine,
were surrounded in their bunkhouse, anc
after long parlcy agreed TO surrender.
Each one was armed with n rifle and o
brace Of revolyers The arms are now in
the possession of the strikers.
Preparations For Battle.
IL is rumorcd that the strikers attacked
the Analee mine, overpOwering the guards,
after which they blow up the shafthousei
but the rumOr has not been verified. Whor
the deputies are finally masscd and the
two forces come together, a most desper.
ate battle win doubtless be fought.
Tho situation is one of the most painful
anxiety Not few believe the town will
be n smouldering mass by another sunset
II the strikers be not restrained. AT Vic
tor, six miles away, where fully 1000 peo.
pie reside, a reign Of terror exists. With.
in half mile Of the corporation limits OF
the town all day long fully 5000 union
miners, armed with rifles, paraded up and
down tho side of the hill. Occasionally a
detour into the village would be made and
people whom the miners thought to be OBJ
jectionable were ordered to leave the place.
The guards from Denver, upon arrival
at Victor, went into camp on n neighbor
ing hill The strikers threw out picket
line, entirely surrounding them, but at O
distance that guarantees them safety from
tho deputies rifles
IL is said the strikers have planted un
der their breastworks on Bull hill guam
tity Of dynamite, with the intention Of
blowing IL up If 10 should be taken and 90
cupied by the deputies. One Of the largest
mine owners in Colorado Springs is au
thority for the statement that the min,
owners have planted rifled cannon on ,
hill commanding the brcastworks, ant
that It will be used TO dlslodgo the strik
ers from that position
All sorts Of rumors concerning the do
ings at the Strong mines are ahoat Onl
is 10 the effect that the workmen were mo-
killed having been warned off by masked
strikers. All telephone connection has beer
broken, and it is feared that telegraph
wires will go next The deputies from
Denver have withdrawn to a less exposed
position, where they will await re-enforco
ments
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

Hoods Pills are hand made. and perfect
n proportion and appearance. &c. per box.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

Rioters and Deputy sherins Massing For a
Battle at Bull HnI. Near Cripple Creek
CoIo.-over I, 900 Illinois strikers Moving
on Pana-Troops out.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
WHY THEY DON'T STOP
Norfolk Trains Cannot Be
"Worked" in Eleven Minutes.
THE swIFTEsT TRAIEMEE SAY so

That IL why Cherished Plan Of New
Castle Patrons WIN Have to BE AbAn-
doned-Arrivai in Town OF Some Good
looking Students From the Conference
Academy-The Difference Between Fork
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AMERICANS IN CHINA.
The Entire Asiatic Squadron e 5e
Modified Near Tien-T sin,
IL t,,. Marines Landed TO .ifford Prosec-
.'.t,,,,I =, american I.iycs-They Wili Then
81 I,e Marched overland, Distance
81 NJ About seventy Brilcs, to Rcikin.

| tyyAsuISGToS,. Dec. 33.-Tie state ana
navy departments are apprenensiye
that the situation in China Is very
grave. and have determined to moolllze
the entire Asiatic squadron at some
ro;nt near Tein-Tsin. in order that
marines NAV be landed to afford pro
4actio1, To American lives and interests
rcar the points of the threatened out
breaks. Orders were issued sunday 10
Admiral Carpenter. commanding the
station. to gather his feetat Iaku and
I there land marines to guard me icga-
! tion at pciSin and consulates at lem
Tsin and other cities, where large
number of Americans reside.
Admiral Carpenters delay IN pro-
cccdinc to Chinese waters WAS que 10
/ tbe failure of a cablc-rm to reach
him sent the middle of last week. ms
mesa rc was sent under the belief that
the baltimore. his flagship. WAS ut
Shanghai. but Sunday it was returned
as undelivered. The Baltimore. 1t seems,
! left the dav before the message was sent
! and Saturday reached Nagasaki, where
second message was waiting instruct
ing Admiral Carpenter to lose no time
in getting as near Pekin as posi- pie.
The admiral has replied that the Baltl-
more will leave Sunday afternoon Tor
TalSu. the nearest point to Pekin that
she can proceed. and that orders nave
been sent the Charleston, Concord and
Petrol to join the flagship there tor CO.
opera ton in the landing OF Marines
Pekin will receive detachment OF
probabl $50 or 200 marines, which VIII
be marched distance of seventy miles
to the American legation, and there
wait orders from Minister DENLY.
Tein-Tsin will also be guarded by de-
tachmept of sailors and what marines
are left from the feet:
The DISTANCE from Nagasaki. where
the baltimore received the last CT bic:
cram from Secretary Herbert, ia TaltV
is about seven hundred miles. and I'M
der fast steaning should be reached
early Tuesday. The seventy miles
from there to Pekin can be covered
it is believed, in about four days
more, SO that the legation should re-
eeiye a strong detachment, adequate
for any ordinary protection, by the
end of this week:
There is good deal Of alarm felt IN
naval circles here for the safety OF the
marines on the march to Pel!in. The
country through which they will have
to pass is said to be populated by bands
of marauders and desperate Chinese
who would not hesitate to attack the
Ealtimope's men, if an uprising has
occurred, which many OF Che officials
arc apprchensiyc of, considering this
alarming nature of the request by Mr..
DENLY for immediate assistance, Two
hundred marines would be able to cope
with a thousand Chinese, naval officers
assert: but the chief danger lies in the
fact that when pcllin is once reached,
all source of supplies will be cut Off,
and ammunition may become eX-
hausted.
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THE MESSAGE plQ NOT GO
1t Might Have If the Boy Had Not Discoy
cred an Apple Orchard,

1t Might Have If the Boy Had Not DiscoV-
cred an Apple Orchard,
Most persons concede that fresh air
at lake or mountain, even at fairly
thronged resorts. is sought after at the
sacrifice of many city convcnicnces.
Above all things, in the matter of let
tiers, messenger boys and kilograms do
New Workers feel the rural shoe pinch,
and find in the limit of two daily de-
liyeries, outgoing mails closing at sun
down and the impossibility of sending
a telegram after eight o'clock at night
highly unpleasant restrictions.
This primitive state of things EXISTS
at stations along the sound within
fifteen miles of New York, It's hard
enough in itself, but ii the officials ap-
pointed to carry out the meagre SCR.
vice are found wanting the situation
NAV be made unbcarable.
At one of these stations. one day
lately a telegram was delivered to a
gentleman two miles out in the coun-
IFy bv non-uniformed small boy, who
reached the piazza about three o'clock
in the afternoon, after the manner of
one who had taken half a day for the
journey. The reply was prepaid and
Argentand the message was marked as
handed in at New York at nine o'clock
in the forenoon. The boy denied all
knowledge of the delay, and pocketed
the reply with the stern injunction t9
see that IL was transmitted without
delay, as already it ran the risk of be-
ing late. With the important message
he also pocketed quarter.
When this same gentleman was talk.
ing his after dinner stroll in the garden
that evening and smoking the cigar of
peace he saw a small boy sitting at the
foot of his orchard engaged in eating
apples. When he finished an apple he
would resume the whiting Of stick,
and beside him lay high mound of
shavings which it must have taken a
long time to produce.
s. Closer. inspection proved him to be
the telegraph boy, and the gentleman,
Wondering what had brought him back
again, FASTENED down to inquire.
$50 you got my message off promptly
and came back for some fun. ! sees:'
NO" said the boy, in the caaless
way possible, I'm just going now. /
came down here to eat apples, They're
rotten, bad apples. too. and made me
sick. Bnt I'm web now. I'll take 1t, !"
and sauntering off with stick, at which
he still kept whiting, left the man
standing dumb with a rage which he
knew to be impotent,
Tokin the boy was natural impulse.
To look for redress was useless. The
2one to decide was never, never, under
any circumstances, to intrnst a tele-
gram in suburban places to q snbur ban
BOW. Y. Herald.
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Il s. : w HarIoIk2HsstsTnRR
LNa.@ BrisroL DA'LY.
:S ;';'e'Ii.'i1iT' IN EFFECT MAY 20,

l.EA"H BcisroL DAILY.
6.I5a. M. urrv, East i,adford a.5U q. N.
arrive Roanrte if.4J II. m, arrive
,vnc!,!1urg IS p. M, Petersburg
6G5 p. m. Richmond 200 p. m, and
Norfolk $50 p. N.
30, y. IN. (I.imitcdl Stops at Wytllev'ile
Pulaski, 3ka'ltord, arrives Roanoke
~ p. IN. Has Pullman slecpers
for Wi,shingion. baltimore, I'hiiadct-
;hia and New York via Roanoke.
S;':cmun,:puh junction and b. q,
L. t. a Dining Car attached.
800 y. m. For al! stations, arrive Rad
ford $50 D. ~, Roanoke 30 p. M.
Lynchl,urg ! 10 II. 10, Richmond
S.9i n. NJ, Norfolk $50 1t. IN. Pdll-
man sleeper Roanoke TO Norfolk,
Lvnch1urg to Richmond
W,xsroS-SALrM DwlsioN.-Lcaye Aoa-
nnke Daily I2.I0 IN. for Winston
salem. NC, ana all intermediate
stations.
\ or1u CAROLINA DivisloS.-Lcavc pu'as-
Hi % Il. IN. Daily, EXCEPT Sunday,
for Bette Baker; and ut 10 y. M,
Daily, except Sunday, and 800 p. m.
Daily for lvaniioc and Gosan.
NEW RIVER BgAScn.-Lcavc Rad!ord
Daily 1919 n. IN. for BIuefed, Poca--
hontas, Coal Regions.
7-nr CnlcAGo ExrREss.-Leave Radford
G.o9 p. IN. daily for Bluetcll. Keno
ya, Columbus and Chicago. lMllman
Buffet sleeper Radford to Columbus
without change.
C,lScn VALLEY DIvIs,oN.-Lcare tneheld
100 It. m. Daily for Norton.
Durham DivlsloS-Leavc Lynchburg, I'M
ION stacion) 2.45 p. m, DAILY, 6.2o a.
IN. daily. except Sunday for South
Boston, Durham and intermediate
stations.
For further Information apply to
NJ. f. BRAGG,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
W. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent,
ROANOKE, Va.
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Alobnma,s Dual Government.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. Sin spite
of her dual government Alabama has
enjoyed peaceful and quiet Sunday
as any state in the union. Most of the
visitors including the 26 companies of
state troops. left the city soon after
mIdhjishht saturday night. The en-
thHsiastic politicians. exhausted S with
the excitement and anxiety OF Satur-
day. posted at their homes Sunday.
Neithor Coy. Oates nur Capt Kolb
have been seeh sn tho streets. The
council of the popali>t icadc.s called
for Saturday afternoon was not held
1t has developed that Their. is a split, Il
decided SPLIT. in tie Do',1'i>t ranks.
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poacr oENICE,
H ass sstsssle Ca -, We


sSas sastsssle G p, Va.
81. T. isls sssssoS, Postmaster.
tiecral delivery open. wesA ass only, froiis a. M,
to $50 IN. Money Order pepsstaent epeh from 5
n into s. 4. M.
Maiitor North aaa East, VIA l. n, CLOSES 2 pm
;. .. East q Ills am.
Vest 6 6 5s0p.m.
g South, via. s. A. 40, 1890 m.
axisress Poncls for bristol, fer',,, s.i5s.ni.
cinsure prompt dispatch Of mali matter 1t SHOULD
3c deposited III post Office letter box before me Re
.;of chasing, as plated above.
SUGGESTIONS TO The PUBLIC y
lprog, 9. S. Official Guide. sq.
a..--addrsas aJlmalmatser iegibfy aili fully. Give
urnber. IL the ozs2e be small one ntld the liamr
OF tue comfy
hand csr.,er Of all matter raaifssi iy' gou- q
:,.-on fereigu letters atways pia@s lse llaine Of
-Do aos use Thu envelopes, Stamped envelopes
3 ss,Se Stle best ~ sa5
S 5--ssegister all valuable letters.
q s.--Sala money by Money Order
ARK stamps securely Oh the npper:rgt,t hand
eoriief
fiatet az 10 DO pneasre3. or nore than twenty-five
cents II. copper or Eickei ceidss ssS
D--ie net ask the iestssassey or clerk toSati
a se,ls for yGsi,
ie.-q 10 ROT ask credit for postage stamps * nosy
,3Ttiefxe ~
DO sss. tender checks or df,its iH payment for
taossy eyers af amy money except that which Is le
gal Tender, and NstiouAt hank neies.
i',mli ceIfies III envelopes supplied by ]jotelS
direct asiat dispasas ssis BIZ made Of letter if ui
delivered IL
J'he pcst psfiee rtisat dssnss ~ quits import
AMI that al tie asro,s Of poet oiIlc9s asgid supply
themselves wjtis Monthly Postal Guide, N would be
,s,eis and hnsipess saslsues as wsis
ssts IL Of fs postal Eers3ce, since IL
s,,stia ayihg ah0nt moro kaaWlede 6f there
~ mail natieg dtrsse pSsry ssfaf2ei,
"a ard wessa i*rEeis ainIisi
ss nnfiser 81 aad packages going ta the BeG
Il 4 IA az fssie - cry respect &,
Z s ~ y. r.. AsHpReF. Asesf r. AZ
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80, - ass, siys,Y.Tl'' /.
LAMB SALE.
Tie undersigned Special COMMISSIONS

TIE undersigned Special COMMISSIONS
:, n,,ra,,ance sc decree of Wise county
. - court. rendered ON thc 5th day OF
/ 60 ntamber. 1899, in the Chancery Cause
All al "a slemr against j B.. F. Aiills,et al,
and also in pursuance off, decree OF Rus
.,.n county citcait court, rendered IN lie
,,fnrcsaii Chancery Cause, on the lbt!, day
of Auou.t. 1891, will on Tic goth day OF
December, 1894, between the hoirs oi one
and two o'clock p. m.,of said day, IN iroht
Of the Intermont Hotel, IN the town 0.
big Stone Cap, Wise county, irSiiiia' al a,
nrhlic auction, to the highest siGGcr: sell
III one undivided fourth interest in
act OF laid, situated on Butchers hidse
IL WISE county. Virginia, containing {. .o
acres. being The interest conveyed ~: >
= + Mills 10 Conway Il. Sah,ls, Trustee,
on The following terms, to wit: ali G 81
of suit. md sale aud oue-tEird OF ti'c ia :
ancc Of tho purchase price cash ~; h''"n'
and The l,alar,ce of said purchase price on
credit n. ore and two years from DAY OF
sale. naval,le in equal installmcnts.
.nd One undivided half interest IN ne
ofor.s,,i. tract of land, being the interest
.nye,,d lv J. 3. +. Mills to Thomas =.
Nottingham on the following tcrms,to-m,t
Onc-thir,l of tie purchase price cash IN
hand. ard The balance of said purchase
price 81. a credit Of one and two years
from sale day, payable in two equal IN
staliments, The purchaser iii each case
will be required to execute his notes b'a
inr interest from sale day with good per
sonal security for the deferred payments
to the undersigned. -
This November 18th. 1874
II. 4. ". SKEES,
Special Comu'ssio r.
In the Clerk Office of the Circuit Z ,: IT
of the county of Wise.
Fl. G. Siemp, Plaintiff.
against
J B.F;. Mills, Defendant.
and
f. VI. Fulton, 49,,
j. B. +. Mil $, ct al
!, ". E. ki;gorc Clerk of the said Court
do certify thar the hond required OF the
Special Commissioner by the decree rem
dered in said cause on the 10Th day OF
August, 1894, in Russell county Circuit
Court has been duly given.
Given under my hand us Clerk of the
said court, this "a day of Oct, 1894.
W. +. KILGoRE, Clerk.
1881 B, GA. JoHSsnz, b. Z.
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A STRATEGIC WAITER.
He Puts Ouietus ona Fanlt-Finding Gus
I'm ~.

He Puts Ouietus Ona Fauit-FindihS Gus
toner. .eg $50
A colored waiter in wildwestern
hotel has his guests down very fine and
can handle even the testiest of them
with such d;pi9maise skill that he is a
level to his employer. Fhe fast m q
he settled was q man from the east
who was so cross and fault=finding that
the waiter could scarcely refrain from
pouring pint of hot soup down his
neck.
"Here,' exclaimed the guest after he
had been kicking on everything the
waiter brought him, where's the land
iefd?'
.sHe's out in de kitchen, sab" re-
piled Sam, suavely.
SWELL, want TO see him. >
..You can't see him jis' now. sab
How do YOU know j. can You go
and tell him to Come here.
sam went out and returned in a min
ute rs
..ATelI, = asked the testy guest,
where is hep
sssf done tol' him, sab.
tssNsflliy didn't rs gomez
He'll be long IN q minute, sab =. I.
chnclsled Sam He's jis' been iiabbips
8 customer full Of holes wild q butcher
knife, sab, and les washin de sticky
often his hands, sab. He TOP me to tell
you, sab, dat he would tend to 20 case
right away, sab. Jis' keep cool a min
Nte, sab, he's mighty promp', sah,
when tksaga goes wrong about dc
house, sa ii. 3
Sam Strengthened mp and waited foT
the next move, but 1t did not come,
The testy guest hnishod his meal In
ssil8nces with one aye constantly on Inc
ssag leading TO the kitchen. Detroit
ggsg Press
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Kolb Sworn in az Governor.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 3.-Populist
Kolb was sworn in as Il governor OF
Alabama at about II o'clock Satur-
day morning. He was preceded to the
capitol building by military. and as nc
passed down Dexter avenue the mill
tary, zoo or 300 strong. followed him.
There vas excitement: but NO disor-
der, Kolb Has followed and SURROUNDS
ed by several hundred friends during
his walk to and from the capitol. It is
now believed all danger of conflict is
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Big SHIPS Overdue.

BosToS, Nov. 60 The Cunarder Cat.
alonia, which was due in port last
Monday, has not get arrived. The
Warren line steamer Kansas, which.
sallad from liverpool two days before
the Catalonia left, has not get been
sighted !.
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when, as We came nearer, she shook
her fist and screamed:
I Eff you two young uris let that thar
shovei-nose git away I'll cane yer till
yer both walk bowleggej. | will I
Say.
..Aad, concluded the hi I. MAE rising
aid Knocking the ashesoa, OF his corr
cob. won can wager we landed that
fish, for my mother never broke her
word IN. y. sum
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Cruahea 81 q yrainl,.

: SEYMOUR, Ind, oy, III. Late Friday
evening Claude AIcD Donald, aged IS
years, IN attamp ting to cross the tracks
;in front OF q Pennsylvania freight
8tfain, YEAS rnn down and fatally Inc.
Jufesa 0ne aeg was cut OIL and his
head Was tasgznlly arnahss
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THO PrIctlcnI
SCHOOL, OF THE SOUTH

ENDORSEDby the highest cop,,
and State officials, By tile lpal;n
business and professional men Of u
country, and by hundred, Of pnni
who are successful in cuisines.
y REV ELATIoN is ,.l4,r Ia +,
pupil in Bookkeeping. Eankia.
Shorthand, 1'ypcwri'in@ Telegraph,
Pcnmanship, Commercial Law. Aid
metic, Grammar, Spelling and Br,
ness Correspondence as taught i
orr neu and interesting rl.uoi Acl
UAL BUSINESS PRACTICE gu
only in OUR COLLEGE. beto
which the old theoretical. copy.iish
ed, textbook, copying >,,trm N,,
go.
POSITIONS for its pupil, +,
made a speciality in this school. whic
promises to the Commercial Wor
the highest type Of Efficient Ju>inp
men and women.
GUARA NTfr.D to be as rpf
sentel or n oney rciunlcl.
BEW A RE of schools which If
do this.
Send for beautiful. llin>uaicl' /,
alogue, free,
For full particulars call at Il
College, or aderes,
C. C. CALHOUN, Principal,
100, los. 10, Il2, III and IIGE Main )
LENINGTGN. Ky.
l~ Cost to complete any prc,cn
cd course VERY reasonable.
Diplomas granted by thi, >cbo
signed by the Governor Of thr ca
wealth.
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Fo Reo,Iu.Io,,rlrItze,

s WAsHIyeroy, Nov. 90. Congressman
bingham. Of Pennsylvania, republican
member of the apprppriat ion commute
tee, says that thereswill be most rigid
sconofng in the coming sesaiun OF cou.
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waste our best years in sdistill-
ing the sweetest flowers OF life into POI
.tions which, after all, do not irnmor-
stalize, but only intoxlcate Longfel-
low.