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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
NO HOPE FOR STAMBULOFF.
Brain Trouble Is Added 10 the Complica-
lions of the eS-premier Of Bulgaria
aud lie VIII Die,

soma July l7-5 p. m.-The condition OF
eN-Premier Stsmbulon is worse. and symp-
toms OF cerebral affection have developed
His right eye is not Gouged out like the
other but he has lost tho sight of H. The
doctors in attendance upon the patient
give no hope of his recovery. Nevertho-
less, thS government organ, Mir, an
nounces mat he Will be restored to health
IN "A few weeks
A reward OF l0OOD francs has been offered
FOR the discovery of his assailants.
tonstantinople. July 1.-THE attempted
assassination Of eN-Premier Stamhulon at
SOFIA. Bulgaria. caused a great sensation
here, ana serious events in Bulgaria are
looked forward TO. In fact, it Is predicted
that the whole Eastern question viii be
The Turks are actively constructing
earthworks at Mustapha Pasha, I'm Rou-
melia. and a mountin battery has been
dispatched to the Uskub district Troops
have been sent from Salonica TO quell a re-
ported lnsurrection near StrumitZau
st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE NoVoe
Nremya, referring to the attempt TO assas-
sinate eN-Premier stambulon. of Bulgaria
expresses the opinion the government of
Prince Ferdinand may have played with
the life OF NJ. stambuloff by. bringing him
TO trial. In any case, the NoYoe Nremya
adds, II was a harbarous deed and reyolts
not only the friends but the foes Of the
eA-premier.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
SILVER DEMOCRATS ALERT.
THEY ARR KrEriNG.A wNTCHruL EYE
on TiiE Local GoLDBuGS.
Chairman Brown Thinks an Effort VIII he
Made hy the Enemy to Capture the
rrImaci cies- suspicious
Inactivity.

sc,rn,,rv tyu1,r, II yovtIv ~ ,ho
- "i'''''l ~, ,,,
S'a.e D,'',os a'lt goi,''.'' ''' @t,,i
call for the state convention to he held
a., prr,to e,.Ir,,s ,,, Avr,e, G Ub,n the
w '','"tN ." -, =.
call is received by Chairman Marcy n.
Brown he will call meeting OF the Demo
cratic county committee to arrange for
h'l.nE Ifimari.s ana county ,o.-
N'h'"h 10 select os'ta''S 10 10, so
convention. The call TO ~" issued ny sec
TO tho state convention TO the various
counties.
Several Of the leaders OF tho tran'ls
gold bug faction in Kansas city were seen
,-ssiet,lay b, , rarr.e,ntafiyo of tho 1our-
,.t ,,,t -, d., ~. ,.,1 80, ~, ,,,t,,
hal ana asked III iheN "'uIa tah, an a.ll.'
part IN IN" primaries ana county 'nhNtH-
ton They declared thcy would make no
49,, .',,,,,,t,,,, ,,,t.r .,rrt.t,,, .,,,,,rf,,,i,v
,,,. a,, ,.',. NJ IN I t,,,a,tinn ~
convention or the prclimnarics thereof.
,,,,..,i ,,,yt,,,, ,,, t-a,,sos civ win.
q hIth "Il'iat posliloh III NhuS"9 ''S W.
IN the past Few years: 1t Us TO ne Tree
silver convention. aud for that reason 1t
viii ho a GOOD convention for men who do
not balieyc' 'i in the the free" free silver heresy to
stav av',v from
Nn,tbT v.,u Epovv,, 1rrorctgi.e eaf5. ar
w. s6o'Ill Sn jnia No conVsniion We would
GouhfIess bG b"iis1 and We woIiii th"n bc
-
Ne tyorI b, bG,ini nv IL mi yyili bc frce
to pI,t otr. var ,,aiut ON and go after the
slverites next Year. rhc convention is
hound ia haye q disastcrous erect upon
pH' tbe partv nay vii, etT 'V gp STRIFE In my
opinion ii ought not 10 have been called.
XIII now tbaf il has been called let the
fraa silver bontoSrats nttani il and get
ali tbe glory thev can out of ii. Glory is
ali they viii col
Tbers are many leading Democrats In
Kansas CIV y,To 40 not bellevn the Fran
ris,ies are going to keen away from the
q.
Of these is Chajrman Marcy *. Brown. lie
soid Yesterday.
III looks tS mo as though tho rrancisifes
in Kansas City and ali over the state are
frvinr To- WORT a stnnntb confidence game
mon me SILVER men Wbilc tbev arc pre-
tendur mar thnv 1ra NOT a,pinIr to take
nar, III tbe rri,;o ,.ies nv c6,tntT Conyen-
lions or in TIC STATE convention. they are.
in NV onision bsrd at vorl and ,rG yyiIi
bn," to Hgbt the,n in reariv nverv nra-
"inct in the state If doesn't stand 10 rea
snr Ttbat tbcv are roinc 70 eiio,v a state
cCnveniion OF tbeir marry 70 he held Win
oui n1aI;inp an attennnt to control II Sev-
9,'aI MI mon of tbe 1Nr9n|is tqoIihtq
f5"tlon Nave come "a me ana assured mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
BIG FIRE IN CINCINNATI
Two Firemcn Killed, Eighteen People In-
iured and IA Loss of Nearly Half
n Million Dollars.

Cincinnati, O.. July 1.-Two fremen
were killed and eighteen injured at the
fire that started In seamans tobacco ware
house this Afternoon. Loss, 100000 TO
$500 COO
OF the injured six are in the hospital
and twelve at their homes, This after
noon an alarm was turned I'm from box 1S.
4 big fire had started in the hvo story
nay ana feed warehouse OF J. II Hormes-
on & CO., at Water and Walnut streets.
1t spread SO as to threa ten the entire
square bounded by Walnut Water, Vine
called out the whole fire department The
flames at times came very near reaching
buildings across the streets. Besides the
loss OF property TWO tircmen are dead and
eighteen are injured 1t is believed the
fire originated from match or cigar
stump thrown garelessly near the hay.
The warehouse went up Ike an explosion.
u Co.'s large stables. but their large ware
house stood fire proof. The adjoining com
mission and tobacco company warehouses.
however, went up like piles of kndling,
causing Surh a Eounagratiou as to threat
en the north end of the suspension bridge.
nuts in his wayehouse. They burned like
ShaNings and with the building Went the
large tobacco warehouse Of l.. Seaman x
Cos which was full OF leaf tobacco.
When the walls Of these warehouses fell
the hre spread H al directions damaging
cork company. Henry Hell d Sons. At
$50 the Front street walls tell killing two
and woundlng eighteen tiremon, as al
ready stated simpson A b0pkkeepor and
Louis Busch We're injured Internally. Simp-
son jumped from a second story window.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
Weary wiIIie's Mistake.

The scorching rays of the mid-afternoon
sun poured down on West Union avenue
cd from the trucks of a Santa Re freight
train, which was, Just pulling into the
yards. lie yawned, and, nesting his tat
hips, ambled placdly down the avenue.
His clothes were ragged and his shoes in
shop, near the curve in Union avenue he
spied huge pair OF shoes basking quietly
about his Size, and stopped gracefully TO
pick them up. But alas, for Wilie's hopes,
the shoes We're nailed fast to the sidewalk
They were used as an advertisement, VIII
II, discovered, and passed sadly on. At
hand on the outcast's shoulder and took
him 10 the police station, few yards dis
tant. He was entered as a warrant bur
released after an hours confinement, on a
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

ern team arrives tomorrow the final ar
rangoments Will be made. Mir. charles
Dehler, OF the Louisville club, said to-day;
YES, Fred is going to New York. can't
placed hv the league have hecu removed,
and | think that everything will be satis-
factory II was also learned that the
Now Works offered sioo FOR Clark The
ofer was not considered by the Louisville
directors. An Official said to-day: We
to eirongthnn II "
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
Captain Anderson's Remains.

The remains OF Captain r. r. Anderson,
which were found in the Missouri river
Monday near Liberty landing, We're taken
to the home OF his mother in Thomaston,
Ne, yesterday evening over the Santa l'e
route. The body will be accompanied by
John Marshall, intimate friend of the de-
ceased. His mother is now 72 years old.
Captain r. B. Anderson was her only liv-
ing son. She has lost two sons and her
husband at sea, Captain Anderson was
formerly sea captain himself. The blow
has been a severe one to his aged mother.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Samuel Shannon, the young man from
Chicago who was taken to police head
quarters Tuesday ON the charge of insan-
lily, was yesterday turned over TO the Tiu-
mane Society, lie insists that his home
Is at 5000 Wabash avenue. Chicago, Ill. A
telegram sent 10 that address by Chief Of
Police Irwin remains unanswered. Colonel
fregds are not fouSS he viii ftS trS 10 baHs ms
him sent to the asylum at St Joseph
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

| have a scholarship in one of MissourI's
famous Military schools, which / will sell
at n discount on account Of my Inability
to use same. The scholarship Includes
tuition and board. washing, books and sta
tionery and medical attendance, for a
school year of thirty-eight weeks Adj
dress Il COS Journal office
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
CARROLL'S GOOD RIDING,
nj riIoTrp ruRtE or rur wiNNfHS
TO VICTORY YESTERDAY.
gateway. little Scli and Collector Were
the Winning tivorltcs Blanche Kern
and IA Gartla the other Win
urrs Rt,cs Elsewhere,


n Nae pretty ha' weather racing yostcr-
dly. n. meru.u.tar ranging mp ,''.'
t- f.. Lon ite sN.a. II tg, afternoon. n..
there WIS q $500. crowd Ht Expo ''uu
ur.u1 park, arE 'he nva events which
s,..,...-. ..,.,,..I., ..s, t..4 tlv. nr..
fa8t.., backed 3yor.ea landing t'
u1u.. HuI .I# .th.r Two races a1.rH 'H
'a'r'' .E'..' mon
E' ,.',.'.....". r trs 3Il.g afte-
.....n i..4 p,r.
l'yoN o' s"w. a"' ''S'A ..' ",'
mounts H'I H. iarI.I thr." u. ih.W WIN
nsr- tvs, I.u- fH..r.s ana th. other
a ssrsrr. ,r...,
ru. ...,... ,...-..., ,s 4,.. r.,- v..r.
I"' "hH."t ''''I .'7 V' ..'
Gateway Iu 'ha second i1.', Hi 20 q,
lftle NtH SO H. nrl race. at ,yn
,,,,,.. .,f l.,u..t.t .. fts fourth ,acr,
. ,.r y,,r.nr1s.
went '. W IH.r. ''.tH... N.i., 10
hacked b., fr. ..rnEu m.r.y..Jt 4 .'o :. and
,ra lass, -4... v.. ,,1. n. ft ,pr-ia Roy.
. ., n..r.. .abla To-
th' '' iA''..." 20, 1'.+ '''' g"
run inside tns money.
ThrrU. was al.h Oh -u-r..'nu1'v heavy play
~, r,a.t., .. ...rf ,,.o. tlt IN. h,lr,s
r s..f ..a.. b. nsl t.,,.
'NF'' ''.' 't.t .',
him walked ur and down 'N. stretch until
ga. .r...s b,.r.. .1..r .ir ANA iHus spn.l.l
'H' t'.' '.t."' ~
Cole tor. 'he winner ". th- iol''N race
v4- entered t1 ly solid for $500 and after
h, had wont. Hrvry slruus ran hls price
~, ... 4 ...f. ,r.. na secured him
,t,, 4r, ,.. o. ID f.t- Ir4 n h4lf
,p,i..s. f4f ...,..f.unI. IW Powell was
. ..E. .. 1t,t,.. .rl,.. % fH4t rle.tfun
In .tI. .b.it.r. T.a.ne' F,ru va. also
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

r. n. Tobie, one Of the alleged swim
dlrrs of +. l.. Kirkhride, the Fifth and
Holmes street grocer, who claims to have
been fleeced out Of 5000 on a bogus real
estate deal, is now in the county Jail At
o'clock last night he was arrested on
three warrants issued in Justice Cases
court, charging him with cons piracy, forg-
cry OF an abstract. and forgery of a deed
In default of a S750 bond on each warrant
he was taken TO jail 10 await preliminary
hearing to-day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
Death of Mrs. II. NJ. KirkpatrIck.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick, wife OF H. n. Kirk
patrick, died yesterday afternoon at the
family residence, No 1920 North Seventh
street, Kansas City Kas. She had been I'M
for some weeks past, but even as late as
Tuesday morning her condition was
thought to be improved.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
Pfeffer MN Go to New York.

to become a Giant and inside Of week
he will be wearing the uniform OF the
New Workers. Negotiations for. his re-
ing on Tor some time. and when the East
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Atlanta, Ga, july i7-Atlanta, l2. Nash
vile. s.
New, orleans. La, July l7--New orleans.
II; Little Rock B.
cha Caat'aenp2oga, Tenn July 17-chatta-
M9ntgomery, Ala, july iI-Montgomery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
FIREWORKS TONIGHT.
The Scene of the Display Is Troost Park
A Lake OF Red Fire.

The small boy will have a new Fourth OF
July at Troost park this evening. The big
stock Of fireworks, saved from the late
Roman candle, and skyrocket. The people
seem to take 70 pyrotechnic displays and
the Troost cable line VIII run extra cars
feature VIII be the lake ablaze with red
fire,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

George Mcnamara, who stabbed his wife
and mother-in-law al No. l7lS Madison
avenue Tuesday night, is yet uncaptured.
sas city, Kas, Last night Mrs, Mcnamara
was somewhat improved and no serious
results are apprehended from her wounds,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

driver OF a mail wagon to-day for reckless
driving. The driver was late, and was
hurrying 10 the depot. The United States
marshal afterwards arrested the police tor
interfering with the United States mail
wagon, and their hearing was postponed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Pearl West employed as a bell boy at
the Midland hotel went to police head
quarters at 10 o'clock last night and had
several severe cuts on his head dressed by
the police surgeon. lie claimed 10 have
been assaulted by an unknown man at
Sixth and Mctiee streets earlier in the
night. His assaIlant esnaped arrest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

...5 o 100 0 II ii .
milwaukee, 20 j O 81 i2 3
Batterics-Dammon and Mcfarland; Rett-
ger and Bolau.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
Western League Standing.


Tcrro IIaute, md, July lG-Score:
Terre Haute % 0 OO2 ~ .
Batteries-Nops and Roach; Healy and
Strauss.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
II. T. ROLL.
10th and Walnut.
THE
SUN
STILL
SHIN ES--

yes, it shines hot, mighty
hot. 1t makes you long
for the cool n ountains. 1t
makes you think of the
cool breezes, laden with
the perfume of the pines,
that bring health to you.
Have you ever spent a
summer in M a n it ou
Springs, Colorado, the
most famous Western re-
sort? Write to Geo. NJ.
Walker, Proprietor The
Mansions and the Manitou
House, Manitou Springs,
Col, for rates and other
information.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

The fire department was called out a.
7:45 O'Clock last night by the explosion ol
a gasoline stove at the home of Louis
Hally, No. 2l27 Jefferson street No dam
age resulted from the explosion.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

To-morrow the Y. r. S c. f. of the
ice cream social on the church lawn cor
nSr OF Linwood and Woodland avenues
be served VIA
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Dcs Molnes, Ia, July lT.-Des Moines, IS;
81 Joseph. 4
quincy, Ill, July i7-Bockford. 2;
Quincy, !.
omaha, Neb, July 17-Ldncolr. IL;
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

CHAMPION TARGET BREAKERS,
second Day Of the schneider Midsummer
Tournament The scores and
tho winners

fit|'.'. i't'N. .iI.' '"'.A - b.. A.
sarlou events AN the siy events on ne
.HN l' tiN ".I' ..'.'G''H. "'t' ~.
Reception Ht shooting on I've ilEs IN voc
FH.rh'.N' lAfN event, "hi'h wiz W. A"i''
...4tF. a.,
As M .rf hrs' lay 'h' work ~ ih' Sho','
.'s was h's' .,.H-5. pftz anu hoNpIS y '.~
H#...H NC. llS 'lhli'l' '',ofE' n7'n. L.. r.
calhoun. M.lHuugy and Horton Wcto ,h'
H Ns winners ai 'h. hrSt prizes - iN' h' a.
.'"a' Wll.h W'," a'.,ig.i ana ih' So or !
lgI 'hH. prizes wor, VOL split ~
lN. '.s' 'u 'n' ''Hfnament now cHli'F
o. .h'uIiansh p shoot XIX '..
= .Hm. ,IN 1t I' iafgeis Whl'i '5
H"J...- ."t o'clock TINS htieino'h ,',.'
h NN..N .H"tl VIII Do. IRON twenty 20 wv ll-
.''nIt'siqF iag pi,E Sl ,Mao M
.n a. t''"ia'H." upon in' iouindW,ht p .
hs ,h"i. ih1' NE man WI" o,,,M' .,S
Ninety u' '.' ''I 'lrEe's VIII VIII 10" lflze.
utt y 's altogether kelly that 'hg WinhcN
VII. h1Nh i' d' even better ihtn INST
The 'plrismen wore very mueI 'nleTres,ea
Jorgensun ammunition. that has lately
been aa'p''.i FOR use IN the REGULAR army
M atn.i oi 2 i2Nd.r houI,g M''n a. w I'D, I'D,
.n,SL'S RUE ,9'N,i WIZ MAJ tt,',In
.hFiI3E' sh'' a .a,ih'r steer la' h't hul-
'rr, aGo@H-a @ i'r'y ris 9t r",' SSupis Sa Wy
bullets through a black walnut tree, eight
..n Inches through, mon ihTou-h lN2
na"H"s ot r'no, "a"h iWo lnohrs 'hllk ,hl
t1,n ta.r,y t,srt. In 'hInknsss Tho shoot
.nF was a surprise TO all as i was ine
tlrsi WORK ai iAa now ammunition ana uul-
De-, ever done here. ,,..,
The Nrst event Yesterday was the Hazard
Powder company event az niie'n tarS'te'
HrorGensou ana Henry ugl on j .,lii aml IN
GO, shcpt-oN Gr1tE"utou was the winner.
Buksr Won second prize by shooting OUT
'no ties on ~ and Sexton captured the third
prize hv shooting out the ties ON ld.
I'm the Hunter Arms company event
Lilies l|cust and Sexton tod tor hrst Prize
With % each, ana Lilies won 10, the, shoot
who shot out the other ties on s. and the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Berlin, July H. An American lady, Miss
Maltby has obtained the degree of doctor
OF philosophy at the .Goetins university.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS,

The most wonderful therapeutic
discovery since the days OF Jcnncr.
ttREfR'NE ........... ...... From the Brain
For diseases Of the Brain and Nervous
system.
NEDJLIINE .......... From the spinal Cord
For Epilepsy Locomotor Ataxia, etc.
CARDINE ..... ......... ... From the Heart
For Diseases Of the Heart
TESriNE.
For Premature Decay.
OvhRINE.
For Diseases OF Women.
THSROIDiNE,
For Eczema and Impurities OF the Blood.
Dose, . Drops. Price. TWO Drachms, sI.25.
ELBRICiDE FILLS
For malarlal affections and all lniamina-
tory Diseases Of which Fever is an accom-
paniment or incstimable value in Neural
gia, for Sick Headache a specific.
Price per box Of 20 pills 30 cents.
one hundred pills $500.
NATHRoLiTiIIC SALTS
For Hahitual Constipation. Torpor Of the
Bowels or lnactiCn OF the Liver. Head
ache, Gastric Dyspepsia Intestinal Dys-
popsla. Want OF Appetite. LanguOr and
Debility. As mild. effective purEative
# has no equal. Price. 80 cents per bottle.
All druggists, or
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Washington. -. {.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

GlaGInnoa G.s,a" a.. Ia .S5S5SS 5-{ I
Batteries Cincinnati Rhlnes and Muir
phy; Boston, Stiyetts and Ryan.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

Electric Fans. Gate City Electric Co.
III Delaware ST. Tel. gus
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

two games in succession to-day by hard
batting an critical times. The second game
was called al the end of the eighth in
ming on account OF darkness. Attendance
j.sy1 Score:
RHE
Boston .... % . 0 / o 0 0 0 6-i 3 ;
Batteries Cincinnati. Foreman and Muir
ply; Boston, Sexton and Ryan.
SECOND GAME.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18

The Americans bowled as follows on the
Grand alleys last night.
Strikes Sc.r,. H.,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-18
KANSAS CRY.


+Jones out on foul strikes.
Score by innings:
Grand RAPIDS ....'..7 . / o 2 n . . 6-29
Kansas city ... 80 , o 20
Earned rIns-Grand Rapids. II. Kansas
CITY :.
Two base hlts-Wright. Campbell =: Cas-
sidy. .. Carroll. .; inland, Manning, Hines,
.; KluSman. Hastings
Three base hits-WriEht. 2; NiChol
Home run-Connauchtou.
Double plays--EonuauEhto TO Manning
to Hatfield
Bases ON balls-oT Jones, .; off Hastings,
HIT by pitched hall-.HastinEs.
struck Out-By Jones .: by Hastings. g.
Sacrifice hi,s-Manning. Wright. Wheel
oCk.
Kansas city. ].
left on bases--Grand Rapids, I; Kansas
CITY (.
Time Of Came-2:l5
Cmpirc-Sheridau
Att.nlance-l 900
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-12-20

Or ground floor. Pieces of rope or wire
are securely fastened about the box at
n, about two feet from either end.
At the point it is desired to elevate it.,
two pulleys are secured to the joists,
also two other pulleys at some con-
venient point along the side OF the
driveway. Through these two, pieces
of rope % By are passed, they being
for convenience provided with hook
at one end to attach them to the circles
of rope surrounding the box. 1t is
plain that If weight greater than the
box is applied to the rope, the box will
be elevated. When at the desired point,
the loose ends of the ropes are secured
about the pins, at C. BY elevating
one end of the box at time, one man
can handle it with ease. The best plan
is to drive the wagon under the pulleys
for unloading or replacing, as required.
BY removing the wheels and using a
stronger rope, the whole may he raised
up out of the way. Sleds, hayrack and
similar tools may be stored away in
the same manner. This operation may
be made easier by substituting block
pulley where the hook is attached and
also above. With rope properly ar
ranged, one man can raise several times
his own weight, simply requiring a
greater length of rope.-Orange Judd
Farmer,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-12-20
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

The well ought to be cleaned out oc-
casionally. There are wells that are
never cleaned.
For the benefit of our farmers we
should have universal free delivery of
mail and postal currency.
Alfalfa is one of the best crops
grown, where it will grow. But in our
northern climate we should go slow on
alfalfa.
Never kill dog that bites human
being or beast on the suppos;.ion that
1t is mad, unless there ar. unmistak-
able evidences of its being mad. for by
letting it live couple of days. it's condi-
ton can be made certain. Shut it up
and see what develops.
One of the most effective means of
fighting the Hessian fly is to burn, soon
after the harvest, the stubble in which
the larva, in its so-called flax-sced stage,
is hidden, and remains during the win
ter waiting for the spring, to lea.e its
protecting case and ravage the young
wheat.
In regard to the value of the winter
mulching of wheat with straw. corn
stalks or other substances the Iowa ex-
pertinent station aptly says: There is
no better mulch than dense growth of
wheat blades, which can be produced by
sowing moderately early, on good
ground, and giving one or two cultiva-
tious with q light harrow as soon as up"
Farmers Voice.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-12-20
Mitigating Circumstnnces.

A New York drummer, who is not of
musical turn of mind, put up at a
Texas hotel. He had been there be-
fore and knew the clerk we'll, SO he
asked:
what room are you going to give
me?"
Number g."
mo you don't. I had that room
last time"
"Weli, what's the matter with num-
Der go;
"In that room you can hear the land
lords niece playing on the piano in
the parror. Rather than sleep in
that room I'd roost all night on q
pole stuck out of one of the back win
dows."
"Why, she plays like profes.
sional."
Worse"
but she is a very interesting lady"
"Hah."
"ller uncle died since you were here
last and left her cool hundred thou.
sand"
"Send her up my card. Texas Sift
ings