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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-12

Tie Dr. in
All land that has no sand or gravel
subsOil should be underdrained. The
first thing in draining is good out
let, whether open ditch or tile, large
enough to carry the water from the
smaller drains. II the ground is
rather fiat, with little falls, cut the
bitches from 30 to 7j feet apart, with
not less than an inch fall to 100 feet
OF length. not less than 30 inches
deep in the most shallow places, nor
more than 3 feet deep. unless TO get
the gravel or level. Cut ditch in
bottom perfectly level, so there will
be no rifles in it. lay the tile close
against each other, fit the joints well
together, put fine earth around tile
about 6 inches deep, then fill the
remainder in with pillow or shovel,
but do not allow horses or cattle to
tramp in it VIXEN fresh filed in or
when the ground is wet.
On rolling land tile drains need
not be so close together. but it is
necessary to put them where the
surface water mostly stands, but do
not put them more than three feet
under ground for quick service un-
less in places through high ground,
where it is unavoidable.
The size of tile should vary with
the amount OF water and the distance
of drains apart. For fat ground 80
feet apart and 20 rods long. with an
inch fall to 100 feet length; the out
let should have 3! or 4-inch tile for
40 or 50 rods and the remainder with
8 or 81 Inch. In bitches Of shorter
! distance or 8! Inch is large enough,
according to TIE water they have tC
carry; for branches from 10 to 81
rods & 3-inch tile makes a good
ditch with the above fall.
Tile does good service where the
drains are 100 feet apart II put il
lowest places. Drains from 60 to 81
rods long should have or 6-inch til,
for an outlet. A 6-inch tile will
carry all the water on fat land iron
20 acres without injury to crop
from wet weather. Drainage Jour
nal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
HOME AND ABROAD

License his beSu issued for ne marriage
oi * rye Lawery and l.o~elsz BeIsg>.
/ G<suaa ix.s1.IgFans stared ~i-h a
naudc&gs tnis morning. IA sa 10 Ashland.
His cart ass covered ard coaIsiaed his
csnp oeiis. hi. cs0shing and tao c7i a.
rSn. y ,ssird ooy. big eacngh - walk
Sett a'oag barrIsoi- TaeY weas ~cu;a
4 $50 N. The man pulling ih= e.Et-
Journal
TIE SoGslsern oregOa paper No-ssed st
The youngeS; taxpayer in the a,-. boy
Of seven wears Who paid taxes On s2so-
IN the assessors elise here they say
Unssili coanis car lower the record
Willie Csos. son Of " I Coox. de<ezssd,
Is seven wears old and rass taxes on S.
900. Whiie his brother Is bat foar years
o! age and ais assessment IS SsI2S.
Parties from the Bay who came over
TO-DAY who witnessed the balhias accident
Thursday reFost 1t very exciting affair
Tor few nin1tss. Wnen the life line
broke instead OF dropping the line they held
on to it and were Sesng carried oal by a
high cross curreat. Mrs ioss, daughter
of Mrs WOA.'soa came neares, oetng
dro~ned snG Rev Psi>hard next. Ir
Bal and Masue Bridgefocd i;i good
wcsk IN helping them cat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK.
The Inmates of the County Jail
Try to Saw Out.

Enright, better known as Texas Jack,
who is in the county Jail on the charge 6f
horse stealing, committed a year ago, ard
Wright, his pi.l, who is held on account Of
having given him assistance th#t wolld
lead 10 his escape, evidently do not propose
TO continue their residence behind prison
bars longer than possible. y Wednesday,
Sheriff McFeron. who has been suspicious
of The mems actions. found several saws
and files hnder board in the floor Of one
of the cells; but no evidence of their use
could be found. Ii seems that they had
BEEN using them. though. 10 good efTect
Last night Sheriff McFeron and his family
were away for about half Sn hour. return-
ing home about eight o'clock On going
to The north corridor, where Enright.
Wright and the two Henry Jacksons spend
the day. the sheriff was surprised 10 see
four OF tho rods in .he lower part of the
door bent down. The men were Just ready
TO bend the other rods in a little, when tlsey
could have squeezed through an made
their escape through the front door. They
had sawed the rods in The Loser part Of tiss
door at place where it could net be fsen
axcep, by bending down nearly 10 the fioor
Il was probably the intention TO have made
the break on Wednesday night If the coast
had seemed TO be clear, bat fer s0ne reason
IL was postponed until the next night Tie
two darkies disclallned any connection
with the affair at al. 8hnngh il is r-obAbIe
they wOuld have taken advantage OF the
opening. The wors was undoubtedly that
Il Enright and rignt. who had received
their saws through the window from a
source that Is easily surnisei. frequent
visitor at the window Offering plenty Of
opportunities. The men we7e all placed in
their cells, and will not be given many
liberties hereafter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
Highest of all in Leavcning Poweaest u S Govt Report
R>aI BaklRs Bsat5s2!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

Nra " E Chandler. Of Lebaaen is in toe
city.
Re u Fisher, p. E.. came up from
ssiem tais nom.
W F Ncpberson has regurred from 4
sesera' wstks stay in Portland
G L Huck and frank Ke.churn have re-
turned lEonl a trip % Fish Lake.
judges Hewiit and Burnett have gene to
IIi.auc0k county Ia hold court.
Bay today and Prof Hawthorne went there.
J acchesney and Mr. Fred BrucEman
went 20 the front today on trip 10 their
claims there.
Conrad Meyer. Noses sternburc and 4
senders returned last night from Besknapp
Springs.
Prof and Nrs Lee. Prof Sootl and Misses
Yesta Mason and Hattie GaIbraith returned
from the Bay today.
Mrs VIM Stevens, Of Yaquina, is in
the city the guest Of ber sister Mrs Jerome
Williams.
Ex-tre4sureF Bruce. wife, who is the well
from Portland this noon On their way to
Gen Lish spplegate ia to take hand in
the coming campaign in California IN the
Interezt Of the poPulists. Better Buzzie
hILA.
Mrs Sarlh Owensbey returned 10 her
home ia Albany today after listing a week
aIih Mrs B Whiie5nb. Of this ciiy -
Salem Journal
4 pleasant eaezt this week among t.e
snail children OF The FIEst ward was :
birthday party given hy Miss Grace f-yre
OF Thursday afierzO0r-
WA At@shui. !. prominent Sxner Of the
'Lebanon 8loHIiain :. agon Rad" will
bs IN Alisny aceomp1nied hy thru. urosni-
neli farIslzns IN atCsat week, on 4 tr;p
across tie IacuHtsiEs to Boise City
~ Jessie Moses returned yesterday frc.zl
4 tE7p TO Oakland lie made the jour
ues 5a his b.cyeie Going dom a hill the
csa2l-- broke en-. Mr. Moses ~Es praeipi;aiesi
= tie grcund brnising him somewhat
: z Young and L Blain n4 se teen near
Waterloo boxing up their interests in the
faw mill q BerTigan & Humphrey burned
on Aug y Every thing vas lost excep;
the boiler and engine Total loss ascot
$500 TIE ire x4s undcnbteiI5 iraee1s-
diary as there had been no Ere IN the en-
g5ne fcr two days
7 Firaos. Ct 81 Louis. trustae q the
t0syai.ss G4rusge and Wagon COMPANY
arIsvssl II ss.wn this weak and will remain
s. se,45 i4ys . king after his extensive
asF' sssse, Interests. ale says TIA. within
iSss kass sixts slzyS market iEslpE0venert
In trade las b--sa natsal--Gazests.-
I'ros las,k~5n OF the Dayton. YaruhIIl
coau;y. public sesl4ols. has been IA the city
3 raf Saeksan = soss-in law Of " w /
Parrish q >oizTiiEs He w4s oas of the !
la1 people who reeeat'y reached the top ct !
ait Hcsi. icing assst ,he fth person to /
the top. he rrporss 4 ea.s.l-c =xpsrlence /
ih@a he care> L. gc thToaEa veTy ofssn- /
'.Soagh the rssuis repaid al tsse sszverlng /
dCne.
F II isrvant. a the rsforga school. ~ss /
IN Askx2ay today On a huat If er yaanE 1
Wright. who hs1 escaped from The sctsc-ol. /
: as was y0ars rights sezsas.3 essap.a i
tie i zEss oEe q tse boss . b fgeT4i Ii The /
receas FeEs m scfsssai troulses nd Is un-
3oEl.elsy . hard ci1aEacser. Bryzns /
has tcen very successful ia huntir 2 runs way :
ooyS. a;.a vsl.l llosai.iy gsi yoUEg y tight /
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

Va .ste- o. plelsaes bsa-. oe ba.iness
ase On every trlp a1stle OF Syruo 0
Figs. a. Il aets mlst pse.santly and ct
'ectuallt on the Kidneys. Gves aad boae.s
preventing levers. headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in soc and 81
bottles hv all leading druggists. Mann
factored by the Csiitosata fig Syrup Co
only.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
Religious Services.

SG6ject Of sermon at the Christian church
Sunday Aug 26sh ut morning service,
: Redemption Ia Christ Tnss Is the
third in series. In the evening the sub
lect will be Alexander Campo<h." Ibis
Is the last II an evening series on the Four
6reat Lights OF the Reformation. CCme,
on will be made welcome.
Rev u r Stevenson. of Portland. will
pre- IA At the United Presbyterian church
IN the morning. No servicsAs in the even
ing, 5 s at $50; { + at 6;45-
Come out tomorrow ut 4 p m TO the Y VI
c \ roems and hear the gospel, frof W
II Lee will conduct the mertiag. All men
and especially strangers are welcome.
NJ EChureh South, services as usual.
Preaching morning and evening by tae
pastor. The public are cordially invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
Low RArrs OK Hors. soafI

Low RATES On HoPs The Southern
Pacific company announces that they vii
issue effective September 1894, a special
tariff on hos g in c1r loads minimum ssa ia
Of 1900 It's of $40 Per 100 pound. n
Oregon terminal and ihsfTTned -
to siissgBri river. Mississippi l.s
ca9o and points common tksrewitg
natl. Detroit and common paizs
blrg. Buffalo aei o0mnaa n
Aew York. Bossen and Aflaf
common points This Is l4is.is
I've PER cent reduction ard wiI
t'eEietit to the hop growers cf @
Southern @acIsic company rEf
TACT Of the presens low prizes = n Il
iof hots ana y wiling u Eel9 - n
ky reducing freight rates. Z Re 4
g F L Pa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
SUFFOCATEDIS A WELL.
Another Victim of Fire Damp.

Mr. JOIN Norris while digging well on
the farm OF &r Looney near jefferson yes
terday afternoon met with a somewhat
similar death 70 that Of Baxer Mansell.
recently 1T Knox Butte. Norris was pros
rated with the gas. bas managed t, get
into the bucket and ma the condition Of
Affairs nown u the neu At the t.p who
texan hauling him out, When up about
foSty feet he fell out o. Ia bsckes to tae
bottom, expiiing from the effect nf the
lamp and taIl scon af er. His body vas
gotten from the vel loo late for any assis:
4sssae
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
NOTICE nE App0laIMEsI.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been dull. sp9eiased Sxeenssis
of the last will and testament of Wi tsu
II tiendeyscn deceased ate % Linn
eoun,y Oregon. All par.ies having claims
sgasnSt said estate are aoit6sd 10 present
shstn duly verified to the said txecu Xix
81 her residence two miles south east Of
Holiey, Linn county Oregon wiJhia six
months isom the date he gof
June IS, 1894.
PmoEEs ANN HENnERsoN
Executr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
THE l. z EL4IS
CLOTHING c

= = I: -<-7s gETE AZ Ezg- .zzE-Ey-
Is sni9 under positive xrltteH gCzrsztze. eF
azrAe-zEE-d agents ocsay. tD cure Weak MzncrJs
Los of Brain 1-d SerTe PaEer= Los Ezrhoot.
Q1zek1ssss Night Lossess EFll D<e9zs- Lack OF
CnEEds7ce- Ae-Fos-s-easss lszssiEE1e- al DEzizSs
Lpe< cf R0Eer Ct the Gscsrze1xe O-xxzs n ether
Eek cG1s51 hT oEsg-sxsrsRoza, 1uzskfGl ETcrS. or
E1ces<sEe Use Of TooaCsa- OpizE E5Quc-.
which kes1S - AEseEy. Coz1s1E rcEos. 8EszzlEr
Gad Dsazh- BY Fzxil- 81 box s3x fcr s. with
vrltEs1 guarantee to e1rs or FeEGEd rror@y
SzEpss packzcas containing fiEa cars trs1tzsn7.
vita tEL instructions = cSzts Gzs s2zple
Only sod to soch psrSoa hy mzu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

The brick has been laid on the Cusick
| blcck.
Wheat is neatly 10 cen:s bushel less
In Z o than in " Q.
Government work a. Ysquina was re-
sumeG Tuesday morning.
The Grand Army encampment opened
at M>hama 10 day 10 last three days.
Some fine 0rsgon peaches Just received
at & mn Bros. Best of The season. Try
some.
A tent b.ionging To w w Rowell,
spread near the Russ House was stolen
last night.
Fresh Oregon peaches. grapes pears,
mushm slons Sc ut Parker Bees. Cali
on them for the beet in the market.
The steamer Homer arrived al 1aquina
yesterday. not having been damaged
much by It's recert collision witt a
schooner.
The governor Yesterday pardonsd The fol
lowing named men from prison Frank
O'Neil, OF Lake county, sentenced June
1894. six months for assulI. Zeno Denny
K J Harris, of Union county, the former
sent up in March iSe+, for Two years. for
larceny AMI the later In 1892. for five
years, for assault.
The present bank building Of ] w Gu
sick & Co will be vacat-d to morrow and
fitted up for VIII, & Stark, making one of
the finest jewelty stores In the valley.
Wm Hyde Is exhibiting In the Salt
marsh building one door east OF the Revere
House what he Gains TO be peirifsd
woman. He charges but ID cents to see
ii and money rstunded In case 2crson are
not satisfied.
Who says money is scarce. A few
days ago a little three rear Old sirl pickt
up five dollar bill onFirst street., aud this
morning Revere House boarder rue
upon a silver dollar near he hotel, per-
kaps omen of better times.
Z P Rogers, the G F&PA A OF the p,
was on this moons train.
Mr. Implicit, the printer has returned
from California.
Mr. Charles Meizgar has just returned
from "trip TO Belknap springs.
License has been Issued for the mar.
rage Of Thomas A,chison. Of Bnite
county, Calf, and Miss Fannie Titus.
of Albany.
CM Elkins and wife, Of P.ineyille. ar
tANSa tA tsic NAtg AAcs SNtAluEs HAhtuk
made the trip over the mountains in q
Wagon.
w c Pohle and wife left on the south
bound local shis morning. Mr. Pohie will
90 to Ashland and his wife will remain
in Albany visiting friends. Salem In
dependent.
Miss Hattie Gaines, accompanied By
Miss Mollie Luper and mother of Al
hany, drove over from that city yester-
day morning After remaining the guests
OF Mrs } A Spsng'ev during the day. Mrs
Luper and daughter returned home in
the evening Corvallis lnformer.
The Dr Grier Cascade mountain fish
ing party returned from Fish Lake this
morning. They left there Tuesday morn
ing and eamped AZ Waterloo last night.
They had seme tne sport fishing in Fish
Lake and were well reraid for their trip.
They report that there was nothing at
al 10 the report OF the poisoning Of the
spring at I7wer Soda 50 far ss they
could learn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

+ os-.-A bunch OF KEYS foe
number eithe, laid dcNys sony. ,te
or icst Return TO this c.sce M e
reward.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

For ceveral years I havo reeommendea
your Ces.oria,' and shall aiwaya continue u
do 90 as it has invariably rro.acei beneficial
iesults."
levin +. PARD=-, II. D.,
sssSss::AA Sirec. ard Tth A.,=, sSew Iveix Gig
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

r. rflce's Cream Baising Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

eThe use OF 'sSaSicria Is so universal and
S merits so well known hct 1t seems q work
frlpererogation to endorse it Few are the
tsSERDi families who do not keep Castoria
r'thfn oSSy reach"
CARcos MAKrSS, n. -,
NeNr York City
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

Or Prices cream B-klIg Powder
Worlds Fstr Highest Award.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
I351I;l'||''l|!;y !';,'!';;;';|I''I|'
for Infants and children.

"castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior tc any prescription
IOWA &c me" II. A ARcuEr, n. D.,
Ill Sc C-ford 81, 5rookiyn, n. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

Castoria cure Coiic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructatior,
Kills WORMS, gives sleep. ana promotes di
gestion.
Without injurious rlcdic1t.on
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
CAN CURE ~CuI
LIME BACK AND RHEUMATISM

Portland O,esoa. sspssuber - go
Or. A. T. Sanasn- Dear Sir Years ef ezposars and
hard combinsd with sha strain cozine from the
Jar Of a. enfine saw ne severe case q ians esst
that oozl1 mot hsnd nay back " a. All dosAleA ~
w1In IL j bought of your beltA. Ik hes7ed Dp
ids of tvs days and coatinEei e for fozR
months, being perfeefy cured. That Was two yaazs
aPo. and uell today as ever my life.
have beer cured by 1. Mary cshsrs need Il. ana -
they would try 10 they would Ind ft the I'D
permansntly. and vtI be glad tAlk WITH ana
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

A Coon THIEs. - Capt Jones, OF the
steamer Eugene has a force of men at
the mouth OF The Santiam river, near
Buena Vista. building wing dam so as
to enable the steamer to run during ex-
treme low water. The cost Of this in
pro7ement TO the channel will be about
S250 ard when done the boat can run 10
Corvallis when there Is water to get TO
Salem. The government should foot the
bill though. 1t is work like this that
the appropriation should be used for as
well as for fishing for snags.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

Dr.. Prices Cream Daking Powder
Azure 0sspc cssam Of Tsrtar Powder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

CosT OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS. The fol-
lowing appears in the council proceed
ings OF Salem: Answers from different
cities were received and read in answer
to inquiry from this city, as TO how
much they we're paying for electric
lights, 1000 candle power. and were as
follows: Albany, $40; Portland, $1.40;
Oregon City, IS. 3S; The Dalles, $l2;
Spokane, So; Seattle, Sl2. The letters
were ordered placed on file.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31

Dr. A I. Sands-, Dear eirs-Sfnce weartne rod
bslt have been grea ~ bensAtei. feel my cid en-.
erEx fast rsturntnss and after . months of ths
halt find mysef tglcs - ccro1s - befol@A H
mamnry 10 how neaxiy perfect. and enea day lh0w1
for the better. / Z Il much stronger tka1 hefurs
using the belt. Yours trusy EESkY SCHULTZ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16
Hardlnsburs. Ky.
En-. Bic SANDY NEws:

Ens DAU 0ANnA AfIWe.
Amid the horrors Of a waste
basket looming up before me i
will presume on your valuable
space, 10 as brief way as possible,
to give some Of the news from
western Kentucky.
Although / am four hundred
miles from home, this is home
still: The same hospitality, the
same generous people, who always
make ons feel at home.
Much could be said Of the beauh.
full and picturesque scenery and
noted caves, so common to this
section, but space forbids, and the
romantic heart must be silent. Just
two hundred feet from where now
sit stands the old NJ. Z. Cburcb
South, with her mcss-covered walls
and notable from the fact that
Kentucky's greatest statesman
and orator Henry Clay has stood
between her sacred walls. And on
account of which the people OF this
quaint old town point with the
finger Of pride.
This county, breckenridge,
classes fairly we'll with her sister
counties.
The principal products, are
wheat, corn and tobacco.
Bluegrass does not thrive a
we'll as it does in the more centra
counties.
The tobacco crop here is nc
more than a halt crop, and OF IL
ferior quality.
The writer had the pleasure tW'
weeks ago of taking in the mari
cts of Cincinnati and LouisvllI
one day at each place and wa
forcibly impressed with the FAC
that three hogsheads of Lawrenc
couuty's tobacco, brought the be-
prices OF aay tobacco on the mari
ct, except one from Shelby count.
! Take courage farmers,for it's quail
ty and not quantity, that con
, mands the top prices, and Law
renee has it.
OLD Lawrence is well remembe
ed in this part of the state by Il
. efficient work of one Of her citizen
: e1. Marshall D. j. Burchett durir
o his term of office. They claim Il
Q Office never was more ably file
y and Of whom they are proud
Q speak.
Incredible, but nevertheless
true that the celebrated horse sh
u bed spring is all the rage in III
?, section. FOREIGNER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

The Senate committee on Reve-
me- sud Taxation Of the Kentucky
A embly has decided to report ia
vcra5ly a substitute for the House
bill abolishing the State Board of
Eqcalization. According 10 the
substitute the board is to meet only
once in Ave years, is to have no
jurisdiction over personal property,
and jurisdiction over real estate is
10 be limited to the State tax,
which is now 42i cents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

Representative Goodnight's bill
authorizing the Postmaster Gener-
al to reinstate the 1000 railway
postal clerks who we're discharged
by President Harrison at the time
ofhis jugglery with the civil serv-
ice law will be brought up soon and
passed by an overwhelming ma
iorifu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16
$4,000 in PREMIUMS.

offered by Liggett 4 Myers To-
bacco Co. of st. Louis, Mo. The
one guessing nearest the number
of people who will attend the
Worlds Fair gets 100000, the
second 100000, etc. Ten Star to-
bacco tags entitle you to a guess.
Ask your dealer for particulars Of
send for circular. [5-lj-3m
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

Twenty three members of the
Kentucky Senate have signed a
letter which was forwarded to Sem
4 tors Blackburn and Lindsay. 1t
Dc lares: "Wedeem the introduc-
tioa sud passage in the lower house
Of the resolution relating to APP
pointments Of members Of the Su
pfeme bench inOppOrtune and ILL
advised, and would state that we
desire our Senators in Congress to
freely exercise their Judgment in
sonffming such appointments"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

bed Of shavings in a carpenter
shop. We don't deny that it was
against the ordinance, and we GER
tainly had no legal authority to
permit it, but we wanted TO make
old 81 happy once more and are
willing to take the penalty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16
II Is told lhat a New YOrk preach.

1t is told thata New York preach.
er recently gave six reasons why
Lazarus was a poor man and stated
that he felt assured that there was
a seventh reason, but he mad been
unable to think of it. He asked
his hearers to help him find it, and
it is said on competent authority
that seven business men in the
congregation struck it at once
They whispered audibly, he didn't
advertise
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

The Bath County World would
make 1t pleasant for the candidate.
It advises the farmers as follows
rOur farmers should remember the
candidates, and when they pur-
chase their hardware they should
not forget to put in an extra hoe
for their elsctioneering friends to
use while around asking them fol
their yotes.n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

Mr.. C. F. Davis, editOrof the Bloom
field, Iowa, Farmer, says: 81 can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to all sufferers with colds and Group. ]
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found it the best
ever used for the purpose for which 1t is
intended. Scent bottles for sale by A
NJ. Hughes. Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-16

Mr.. Silas Adams, Of Kentucky, is
in disgrace with his Republican
brethren in the House. His mis-
take in voting upon the Hawaii
resolution is the cause. Tom Reed
says: at was so damn stupid you
know 1t will about end Adams
cong. essional career, which has
not been so brilliant as an electric
heht.--Courier-Journal