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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

The best way to answer the arguments of the silver men is to turn loose bat tery of coke ovens on them.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

Ex-Governor Northen of Georgia and Ex-Governor Kolb of Alabama are botl in the immigration business.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

The St. Louis A. B. c. Bohemian bot tied beer, made by the American Brew ing company, is A l. Bohemian hops and Wisconsin barley is what it is made of. No chemicals go in it. It is perfectly pure. Meyer, Marx & Co.,, wholesale dealers, Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

The history of the Argentine Republic teaches some valuable lessons. In 1874 the gold standard prevailed. The coun- try was prosperous and its great re- sources were rapidly developed. Money from Europe poured in rapidly. But in 1884 there was a temporary financial de- pression. The party in power thought to give new impetus to business by chang ing the monetary standard. It was done
 and paper money was issued by the gov ernment until it amounted to $100 per capita. What was the result of this flood of depreciated money? Foreign capital was quickly withdrawn. Crash after crash followed, and started a wave of disaster that swept round the world and engulfed other nations. The Argentine money depreciated until now it takes s4 of their money to make S1 of our money.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-21

Some eight years ago Senator Morgan made a speech in Birmingham in which he advocated free ore and free coal When the Wilson bill was before Con- gress in 1893 he reversed his position. and declared that he would not vote for the bill unless a duty was kept on ore and coal. The senator has right to change his views; so has Hoke Smith.
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acOMNENDIBLE

A number OF mechanics. ~dray7nen.
hardware merchants and others have
entered into Il combination to erect il
new dwelling for Mr.. Laurent Ledet,
whose home aud contents were des-
troyed by fire on Starch ), Il short dis
lance above town. Alr. Leaet is an
Industrious aud worthy citizen, and
the kind helpthus given will be prop
erly appreciated hy lhm and his fam
lily, and be a lasting memorial of the
charitable friends that he has earned
omong his %neighhoys and fellow cit
liens.
Mr.. l.. c. Auhert, Sr. is the manager
of this new combination, to whom
proper credit should be given.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
1Sth judicial District Court Parish of
lat1ulche.
4. Z. Cail!oHet, IS No. 303a. Leo
BlWud.

E1AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING FINDER
4 and by virtue ota writ OF FGeri Fa.
CHS emapating from the above entitled
Court, IN the above entitled and number.
ed ease. | have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction PURSUANT to law 10 the
LAST and highest bidder at the Court Hou.e.
IN the town OF ihil.odaux, on
SATURDAY. April 6th. 1895.
between the hours of II o'clock y. n ana /
O'Clock ?. m, the following described proper-
ty, tU-wIt
\ certain tract OF land situated in This
parish on the right hauk OF Bayou L.afourche.
at about Thirty two miles below the town Of
lhibodanx anti measuring one arpent front
more or less by a depth of about Forty ar.
pents. bounded above by land now or fpr-
merly belonging 10 Henry Iaaclruy and h..
lew ny lands belonging % tile original
mortgages il said act Philip Thomnsun
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale Cash. to pay aud satisfy the
principal, interest. attorneys fees. and all
costs herein. JAMES BEARY
Sheriff OF Lafourche
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saturnalia Of vice traceable To i uUr,
is vtry much lighter.
Taking everything into conslie'a-
ton. are we not Il hap ~ people since
the Sunday law has be-. III f",ve than
we were hefore9 Why a,e tAete some
If on people opr"Sed 10 that henefi-
cent statutee
We will. in y future issue. answer
some Of the Obi cticn> made against
1hc Sunday Law.
LAW x ORDER.
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y tibth u. III, lac ioitbN III GeS a1Dtd prep
M0NABLES.
Cue y resat I ami portable engine. the IN
divided hall II Que cart, In undivided hsif
OF one rice thre.htr a.u ,ngiue, one Old bag
~. The undivided iisIt zone mufr. he Rndi-
Nn'et hat OF fo@r ploMs. the md Y ded half
OF one luenld plaw. the undividt Il half IA one
suiky pow. the undivided ha nj one bar
low. onA cow. Rougettr, The uudi, iteti half
VI ane ltt sfhlr. the undivided half II one
!ot N rort. uur HI of alI iruI. tWo OH hand
hoes, tlte undivided btIf VI iour cane Knives.
thr undivided i.ati u nine cords IF wsed. siS
-" wooden chairs. toug arc+~ers. one bureau,
three oatlen tahir., one Gjnne room ) IL.
two bees AMI be1diug, enc lat ef crock, ry.
knives. enc staxe with lot of Kitchen uten-
Sis. one washs1and. inar ultl e ecks.
Terms aud coaditions III sale. Casa to pay
debts. JAMES bEARY.
sheriff pf Lafourche.
March 113rd. le1l.
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POSTPONED.

owing to the fact that the time is 50
neat at i.and and that it will be i'm
possible TO make proper preparation
for the teachers meeting called for the
last Saturday in this month at Lock
port. 1t has been postponed to the first
Saturday in April. We are receiving
considerable encouragement and feel
sure that the meeting will be a e.
Look Tor our program next weo't.
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Voluntary Auction sale.

OF A VALUABLE Town OF, RI ST
" dence and Bakery shop, ~fronti,s his
Bayou Lafou1che, one block from No eat :
Railroad Depot of I~EibodauN, jus +.l w
the ihibo ux Ice Fact ry, tog,. her with
the cont = "t the Bakery shop, three
horses and tafte baN,r carts,
SATURDAY, MARCH Seth, 1895.
The residence fronts Bayou \. fourchn,
and the Bakery II, y. situated III lie rear
OF the lot fronts Mary street.
The sale VIII tax place IN .the premises
AT IL o'clocE. "a. IN, nt'ler the hammer OF
judge James H@afy, sheriff ct the Parish G;
Lafourcht.
s-,e.yt MISSES ANNA DYER.
'l'' "i9sh ELLA DYER.
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Succession q Eageae Eolse No. 1921
PFobdtes.

WHEREAs. OCTAVE FILSE. OFsAID
w L IRISH. executor of the iast will anil
Testament Of the sail deceased has rtn.!ere.i
Il final account OF his administration OF the
aiure:aid estate.
Now. therefore. al persons arc hereby
warned ard notified to tile their opposition
tn tie said account IN writing with the
clerl Of said Court AT his office iii the town
ot Tliibodaux within orn days after tile first
publication hereof. otherwise the said ac-
count will Dc approved and Aomolosatel Ill
accordance with law.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress Of
lbs. the seal Of office at I..lbod .ux. 1t.
~ tli. the sth day ri March. A. d.
ls93.- j. W. kNoBL0CH,
D'y Clerk ot said Cour.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish 1T
Iafonrclle.
Smccession Of Hrs. FsteHe Lagara,
midou OF Joachim Bergesoa, 81.
No. l43J Pr0botes.

WHEREAS Dr. II. DANSEREAU OF
Wy said Parish has made application to le
appointed and named miininistrator Of The
aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore al. persons are hereby
warned and notified t" tile their oppositlons
to the said application in writing wit, tbe
clesk OF said Court ut hi, office in lie town
of thlh. dauN ten .ays after the first
publication hereof otherwise the said
applicant will be named and appointed as
s'lch administrators Is required by law.
~ Witness my band and seal Of Office
-. thls tiie Sth day Of March. a.
t~~) d.. lSa3. 7. +. Ii GENDKE.
Div Clerk Of said Court
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C0LINN.

Edited by
Lao. BRUMFIELD. Loekport, La.
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HSTOF PATENTS

Granted to Southern inventors this
week. Reported BY c. \. Snow x Go.
Solicitors of American and Foreign
patterns, Opp. e. 5. Patent Office,
Washington, D. {.
J. U. AilpIlin, Key West, Ky, To-
bacco elevator. w. A. Bremen, New
Orleans, La, Tuning hammer. B.
Coddingson, Conway, Ky. Railway
track signal. A. b. Day, Knoxville,
Tenn, Mold for casting sash weights.
II. b. Ewbank. Baltimore, Nd. Car
fender. J. Il. Filbert, Baltimore. Md,
Apparatus for deodaiizing fats or oils.
w. S. Finley, Knoxville, Tenn, Shaw
ing brush. A. n. Gauthier, New Or
leans, La. Roller jewel protector. j,
F. Getty, Davis, w. Va. Car seal.
G. p. Glenn. Jacksonville, Fla, Actu-
ating apparatus for water elevators.
j. Z. Greiner, Baltimore, Md. Truss
for bridges, roots. &c. II. {. IIeit-
man, lexington, n. G., Bed brace. c,
L. Jordan, Mcintosh Bluff, Ala, Col
lar clasp. CD. Logan, Coal Hill.
Ark, Formulation paddock. b. NJ.
Long. Dekoven. KY. Can. coupling.
j. Mclean, Miller's Ferry. Ala, Com
hination square and beyel. {. L.
Medley. Hopkinsyille, Ky. Fishing
reel. G. S. Miller, Abingdon, Va, In
strument for trimming trees. j.
N~eighbo,s, Fort Smith, Ark, Cotton
picker. j. II. Roman, New Orleans,
La, Rice cleaning machine.
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HOW CAN WE IMPROVE OUR
SCHOOL SISTEW?

This is a question of vital Importance
and one in which every one should be
interested.
W. notice from the report of the
Grand Jury. made by the foreman,
Mr.. H. w. Frost, that Sup't. Martin
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RoUEG.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 9th, 1855.
N0NAEIES

between the hours Of II o'clock i n. and 4
O'Clock y. m, the following des libel prop
.n. , ~, n.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. J"!i,ia. District Cour.. Parish uf
Latuuicle.
Succession Fl Neieaas Yhihodaut
deceased rflt ofJ. Victor Kao
bioeh. 40. 1920, Probates.

rs'AKE NOTICE TINT PURSUANT TO
4 an order and decree NJ tir above Cantt.
ana IT, II comm s-ioM ~ me directed III tue
above entltI+ III numbered sutcession. |
will OF + tol sale It puoiic agctian. pursuant
to law 10 the last du highest hiader Oh fHn
premises, situate = parish ON The lett
batk If Bayou I.afonrrte, at sL,aut eleven
miles nelow the town ri ifiiboia3x, on
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- |
this. hut u" aIe glad t. know
all III his nnwer to make the
longer. nni we hope the Police
Jury viii el.l The ~, uo,s SO that the,
can continue in session Tor Ht least
months. But the Sa~perintend- !
sh"ald rot stop tlleie. He should
busy himself II little aaoUi having the
i'r't fax collected
We kua- nrrsnns Wt,o have been
f;v lg and ftt.u@ Ia iIr parish fNr
Yeats who have never been asked to
pay this IT, tt4++t ! tt ite7t. "tf+t
"te ahi" * pay it aud wound ias it II
asked " ilotlcc rom IL ieecn lie
port nf the parish Treasurer tl!at the
sheriff received rs commission from
tie school fund nearly II thousand
dollars last year. \"w. is il tain that
he should receive Il commission on the
taxes which aIr %a~ily collected and
not make some eiI,lt to collect the
Test. That Is why His commissions, as
allowed ny law, is So mach, becau-e it
is expected te vii! have >ume trouble
collecting cont Of il. The law Is very
sire; In this matter and should be en-
forced 10 the letter. Is. low we copy
stNeiai sections from the Law.
From the Constitution we get t..is:
n,"n,I IN .@f'N ,t,i' '
"'.n"' Pea "a" i'i "a" "'"'i'tia'ase q
liant Ia the state over twenty" Z
.,. IS E..E, .t..ti ,,,. h., = .l.,.
ONE dollar nar exceed "ne dollar and Il
ll1lf per ~eapitI-auG THU Grnelal -As-
s,mufy Shall tl~> laws IA rniotre pay
ment OF the said tlN."
p,a,,aeh ,ut.,;.aa H.
~
a., - ~.
do" sI..1f =, n', aUs.gtI'.
,.lj - 49, ,oa 100 ,5S :"
ihH assessors alr required to reader
Z" US setl"ui hoalds " tAelI respective
parishes. annually, III the first satur-
q y 81 0ctohef. complete schedule
i'st, by wards, Of I'LL persons liable to
Tf. So w. 'es.tse par.
win Ihe ,.an;,nrno,, r. tht'
r~,;l,,.a nj H., aN
h-.si,I.s ha m -. .nt;a ma
~ 90 ~. ,tn ""jt' ny
sehonI. - 80 ,a,;h IL "l.ne F'o,l'
Gnouant IRA, rasiaa. ,",C' - III
"ihtn
1881
Ho"'in" NJ < ~ lhc same ieads F.:
in"' 'he SlieiliS ana lax collectors
J" '"'i' respective parishes snail re-
'"i''' ~ inc hFss Saturday 81 Febru
~ - e"e an' every year, % the
;Dt''"' ''"'u9 = ii'Ii ,eSpsetise par
,,.es'" ~. Fienit''f" upon TIE ilst
'n'Hi0 ''e'.t"',o" os Naids' showing
a. f1'so"o ~ 1"n parishes respectively,
"''o ii"'e P"i" ti'eif p"'i TAX, as well
"' Pc so"s WI" nave h"t iaia Tue same,
"''" nan ietuiil tlelf reasons Ill VII
instance of the non-pavment Of i
poll tax, and why they have not col
/, eted the tax not collected"
Section Ne. > il rs follows:
.,f+1 81
f,;,- ." s,'es'a '' .aA coiIeeeoT
tnx Lar 49,, aa" 10y '"I s"i" poi'
,asnnnaihI, f1n"nI nt't II sii''i oe
tsxes ha hasf,;i -" tn a'al pay .he poii
I've Lola l,abt" n;,h I: "''s.a' auu si'ail
his nfiei,, ~ u. =, Ss."ii'ses on
sad tava ''''' " payment 81
NO" 'f'eh. eo"iu Tie sheriff show
'ause why ne tax has not been col
.to'eo "iieti ne mas net even notified
'"u tt'',es VA IL Is oue: tias he palu
~ "i'',ssil . neli, may he he has, but
we .u1"ot g. mere are certainly
"lo.o 'laii DIV polls ~ tiie parish and
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04
GOERS AND COMERS.
Personal Paragraphs Concerning Yale Peo-
pie and Their Friends.

Harvey Tappan was in Port Huron
Monday.
X. NJ. Lothian was in Port Huron on
business Thursday.
Chas. Dewey, of Melvin, was II visit
or in Yale Tuesday.
Carl Stoner spent Sunday in Novesta
the guest of friends.
+. ii. Gibbs was in Bay City this
week on a visit to friends.
j. A. Morrill,, of Kilmaster, visited
friends in Yale this week.
Bruce Harris and Art Cain spent
Sunday with w. II. Harris.
Over $50 Of Yale's ctizeLs took in the
Capac fair on Wednesday.
Thos. b. Macarthur and family left
Monday morning for Gladwin.
Iva High went to Grayling last Fri
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Marsh.
Mrs. A. Mitchell, of Kingston, is on
u visit to Yale relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. b. Saville and son frankie
visited friends in Bancroft last week.
Andrew DePeel was in Saginaw Mon
day buying lumber for his yard here.
Mrs. VIM. Ovens and son visited
friends and relatives in Almont last
week.
Mrs. James McColl and sisters, Lizzie
and Alice, spent Tuesday at Port
Huron.
Mary Warner, of Novesta, has been
the guest of Elder K. Il. Brown the
past week.
DIR. VIM. Iuill was called to Cole
man this week in consultation with DR..
e. V. High.
Mrs. james Livingston, of Baden,
Ont, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
McColl, at present.
Miss b. McNulty, of Fremont, and
Katie Burns, of Port Huron, are guests
at Hotel de Martin.
John p Livingston, who has been
visiting the Toronto fair for the past
ten days, has returned.
Bessie Danger, of Port Huron, visited
with the family of w. IL. Harris last
week and during the fair.
j. ID. Grinnell and son Pearlie, of
Richmond, Ind, spent part of the
week visiting friends in Yale.
Mary and Maggie McCleary and
Leslie Mcdonald, of Port Huron, visit
ed at Samuel Carson's last week.
Mrs. Jacob Nanclief has returned
from northern Michigan where she
visited her sisters and other friends.
Mrs. George Bennett returned to her
home in Malvern, Ont, after pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. David
Stoner.
Mrs. Judson Black returned to her
home in Richmond on Thursday. Mrs.
+. 5. Black accompanied her for few
days visit.
John Burns and wife, of Chicago,
who spent the past two weeks with
Bart McNulty and wife have returned
to their home.
Isaiah Dougherty and wife, of Wat
ertown, South Dakota, who have been
visiting friends in this vicinity for some
time, departed for their home on Fri
day last.
+. G.. Chesebro, who has been work
ing for John Mathews this fall, return
ed to his home in Detroit Wednesday
of this week, where he will again work
at his trade.
David Il. Menerey, of the Coleman
Independent, visited among his Yale
friends the past week. He went to the
Capac fair Wednesday from which
place he returned home.
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04

Every mother should know that
Group can be prevented. The first
symptom of true Group is hoarseness.
This is followed by peculiar rough
cough. If Chamberlain Cough REM
edy is given freely rs soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even after the
cough has DEVELOPED it will prevent the
attack. % and 30 cent bottles for sale
by Will Lennon.
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04

NoTICE.-All those who are indebted
to the undersigned are hereby notified
that unless n settlement, either 10y
cash or note, is made on or before
September LIST, their accounts will be
placed in the hands of an attorney for
collection. Geo. w. Waring. 10
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04

The coming congressional election
will doubtless decide the economic
system of our government for years to
come, and it is the duty of every good
citizen to vote as his judgment may
dictate. IL is especially his duty to
have Foley's Collie and Diarrhoea Cure
on hand for all bowel complaints. 25c
and SOC. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04

MAIN LINE EAST
Leave Saginaw 1900 NJ. Arrive at Flint 1858
p. NJ, Holly 20 l.. NJ, Detroit $40 z. NJ, Toledo
4:i0P.M
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave Saginaw SIS T.. VI. Arrive at Midland
500 p. NJ Mt. Pleasant 100 T.. NJ, Clare 6:34 T.
NJ, Evart Z :2S T.. NJ. Reed City :55 4. NJ, Bald
win s:45 p. NJ, Ludington 1000 Z. NJ, Manistee
10 20 L. NJ
Connecting at LudingtOn with Steamer for
Milwaukee during the season of navigatiOn),
making connections for all points West and
Northwest.
sleeping and Paror Cars between Bay City,
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections made at Port Huron and Detroit
I'm Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
and the East
For further information see time table of this
Company.
FA. GRISwOLD. Agent, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04

Gasoline stove for sale. In good
working order. Enquire at Expositor
office.
The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04
Do Not Fan to Vote.

Coal and other heating stoves are
being put i'm order for the winter.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-09
Louisville Tobacco Market.


o. ~ 80
~ ~ oaaa
p
80, - ~ ,or eoo
10 , 100, V'o nu '
49,. ,os 10, 49,,
wax.i.a IA a,,,..
- m ''
ona ~ oe,,;,,,, o,,,h.aooa ,77o =, -
~ -, " - "''
~, ho.a, !. ~ aa,o IL,
oont;.,,. a. :. s.,;.s.a.o -.
and common Grades viii hiab .nlor
oo,,;,,,o 4, aa,,,.,,a u,;,ho,,. 49,.
-. -, ' ''
h,t ~ o,ho. o..ao, 80 49,. ,.
No, ro,,;od from tho doo,;no - Ma, :.
ranorted az ueek bnt 70 tho con
,rorv ,ha sro,os 90 ;.o,.;,,
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Grassy Lick.

4. M. Palmeter is clerking for T. M.
Green & Co. at this place.
A. Orear attended the Cincinnati
tobacco market last week.
A. Orear lost valuable family
horse last week by getting nail in it's
foot.
S. s, Priest was petit juror at Cow
ington last week in the United States
Court.
Mrs. j, w. Hedden and sons, Jacob
and Roger, of Mt. Sterling, were visit.
ing friends in Rhis neighbolhood last
week.
w. II. Ramsey, who has been, con-
fined to his bed for some six weeks
from an attack of fever, is able to walk
about again.
Frank Palmeter attended as dele
gate the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, which was held at Chattanoo-
"a, Tenn, last week.
Miss Jennie Johnston. of Pleasure
vile, was visiting her father, who ha.
been confined to his room for three
weeks. She accompanied him home
or last Tuesday.
Wheat threshing began last week,
and farmers are sadly disappointed
over the yield aud quality. The acer-
aye is about one-half and The yield
aboM oue-fourth Of a crop.
There is quite number OF appli.
cants to teach the public school at this
place, and the Trustees only wish
there were more children and school
houses so that all of them eOald be
Q lployed.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
wade.s MIII.

t. J. Wills sold his wheat at II
cents per bushel.
Henry Bratton, Of North Mid
dletown, was here Friday.
Mrs. e. S. Priest, of Green Gas
tie, Ind, is here visiting relatives
Miss Jane Rogers visited hel
aunt, Mrs. r. L. Willis, of Lexing
ton, the past week.
Miss Lena Bratton visited hel
sister, Mrs. DR.. Hart, at Winches
ter several days the past week.
Quite number Of our people
spent the "Glorious Fourth" the
Ito anniversary of the Declaration
of Independence, at the Chautau-
qua at Lexington.
Mr.. Cas- Golf entertained num-
Der of young people. last Friday
evening in honor of Miss Emily
Chenault, charming young lady,
of Richmond, who is visiting Miss
Ella Prewitt. Dancing was indul-
ged in, and at late hour a boun-
tiful repast was served. A num-
Der from Clark, Bourbon and Fay
cite were present. All expressed
themselves as having had most
delightful time.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-09

Gov. Brown will not be a candi-
date for U. S. Senator. He has
written a card to this effect to the
Democracy of the State and now
those persons who think the govern
ment could not do without them as
Senators are working like turks for
the votes that would have gone to
Gov. Brown. The people of Ken
lucky will be amused at the differ
ent arguments which will be ofered
oy the respective candidates, but
an selecting the man to represent
them the people will consider
qualifications as to heart, mind and
industry. To fill the bill he must
be more than an orator, working
senator with a well trained mind is
indispensable in the makeup Of a
senator.
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Home Comfort Wrought Iron Range

A third car load has been re-
ceived and they are going as fast
as the other two. A large force of
men in wagons have them in charge
and are taken from house to house
and sold at one price. This is I'M
doubtedly the best range made and
every one who has used one would
not have any other. This range is
so constructed as to get the best
cooking results and at the same
time to save fuel. Beads, meats
and pastry cooked on it are better
than on the DID stoves which give
you hard cooked meats and heavy
bread. 1t is a pleasure to have
one of them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-09
vERsUVIUs AND ETNA.
Are Again in Eruption and Towns
Are In Danger.

NAPLES, July 6.--The crater of Mi.
Etna is again pouring forth fire, smoke
and lava. Mount Versuvius is also in
state of eruption and is reported to
be in worse condition than Mt,
Etna. The town of Resinain, South
Italy, built over the ruins of Hercu-
laneum, is threatened. Villages in
the vicinity of both volcanoes are be-
lieved to be In danger.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-07-09
Death of DR.. E, R. Palmer

DR.. Ed II, Palmer, popular physic.
ian Of Louisville, was out riding his
bcvcle in that city, on Friday night
and collided with another wheelHan
The Doctor was thrown from his
wheel, his head struck the curbing
causing fracture of the skull. He
was removed to a hospital where he
died in couple Of hours.