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MARRIED.

ODEN-SPIEGEL-In this city October oa
1897 by The Rev ]. NJ. Buehler Ernst @. Boden
aud Emma Spiegel
BR RUWN-FISH-In San Rafael, October 26
1897, by the Rev. E. F. FISH, William d. Brown
OF san Francisco and Helen f. Fish of San
kafiel.
NEWTON-ALEXANDE DER-In this city. October
"a, 1892. by the Rev. A. NJ Russell Profess or
Cyrus Brownies Newton and Alene Alexander.
TRkFZ-BENDER-Int this city, October "a,
1897. by the Rev. J. G Mangoid. Adolph Trefz
and Kafln Bender
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pRoPosALs INVITEp : sEALEn pRr

DROPOSALS INVITED SEALED PRO-
Il posals win be received for River Improyemen,
a. Newtown Shoals, Sacramento Kiver sacra-
mento County, ami Channel corrections on th.
San Joaquin River san Joaquin County. The
sacramento River work embraces wing dams nnd
excavations, TO be executed In accordance with
plans and specifications on file In the Office os
Com missioner OF Public Works. room 81 Can't oi
bulding. Sacramento The San JOAQUIN River
work EN- traces channel corrections to be made in
accordance with plans and specifications now on
file in the same Off e. Sealed proposals will Ia
received at the Office until l o'cock p NJ MON
DAY oVember Id, 1897. at which time they viii
be iuohciy opened Bids are invited for the
several pieces OF work, each of which may be hid
for INDEPENDENTLY of the Other, a bidder may
oher for al OF such part OF the work on either
river as he NAV be able to execute within the con-
tract time. A bidder may offer Ior one piece of
work anc not Tor the other. or he may offer for All
the work on either river in the same hid Each
bid mus be accompanied by Ger flied check on
OF John Markley, secretary OF the Auditing Board
10 the commissioner of Pub ic Works. for the sum
OF two thousand (2UO0D dollars, which cheek shaIi
be forfeited TO the state II tn bid which surh
check accompanies Is pied and the party
making The bid shall refuse int contract
and execute a satisfactory bond for the faithfuI
performa ce OF the contract awarded 10 MIN.
The right to reject any and all bids is leserved
All bids must be directed to John Markley
secretary Auditing Board room 81 Iapftol buid.
ing, sacramento, fndors Proposals for PiIinp
Sacramento Liver" Proposals Tor Brush Nnre
in place sacramento River" Proposals for Exca-
vation >acramsnto River" or Proposals. for
Piling, Brush Work and Excavations Sacramento
River" proposals for Excavation on the san
Joaquin River BY order OF the Audit ng Boa rd
I'M MARKLEY, Secretary
acramento October 2i. 1897.
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BlR RTnS-MARRIAGES-DEATHX

bonn.
CHARLTON-In this city, October 25 1897 70
the w .fe OF William R Charlton a daughter
JUND-October 1a 1897 TO the wife OF H d.
Jund,
STARk-oc;obsr ls. 1897 to the wife of William
ii. Stark,
WILLIAMS October 81 1897 to the wife OF
George A. Williams. daughter
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THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMIS ION
L having received applicati0 MS TO mine by the
hydra uic process from ]. +. Cowdery. in the
Sackets Gucn mine near 81. Louis. Terra County
mine near Shasta Shasta Coun y, 10 deposit tail
ings IN Clear Greek; from w L, Sherman and o,
+. Caya, in the Canaia mine near Port Wine
Sierra ounty, to deposit tailin;s in French Ra.
vine; from X. Cordt e. in the Nj osquito mine near
Camptonvile- Iuba County, to deposit tai ings in
ravine; and from c. y. Foote in the Mon algo
mine near Uno ii Dorado ounty, TO deposit tail
iugs In Ce ar Creek, gives notice that q NEE ing
will be held at room SO, Flood building, San
Francisco, CAL, on November 8, 1897, at 1850
p
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DIED.

DIED.
Anderson, John King. WilamA.
Bulkelv, Stephen r. Lee. Mary A.
Burfena. Herman II. McAihster. Robert
Ciars, George IL. . Mer ems 1 n.
Clesry. Mary A. r. Mills Sarah j.
Conneli, Charles IL Murphy, Mamie
Conway, Richard Naf, Jacob
DERBY. Mary a. Otto MAJ
Forsylhe, Mary Pnrrington Charlotte
Goltschak, Ann b. Rencurel Auguste
GuanSo1, Ciaries A. Samuel Joseph
Hay wart Mary Scott, Robert b.
jameson Joseph sullivan jeremiah
Kelly, Michael J. Walker, Saiah c.
Union Hotel, Potrero. October
20 1897 John. beloved husband OF Margaret
Anderson, and father OF Mrs I'avld Har lev
native OF scotland, aged SO years and 8
months
BE- Friends and acuuaintances are resosc--
fully invited TO attend the funaral THIS DAY
(Thursday), at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. from his ate
residence, Union Hotel, Twentieth and MIchI-
gan streets Potrero. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery.
A. .. U. W-Funeral committee of Golden Gate
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

RY ORDER OF The BANK OF WOODLAND
- CAPAY VALLEY.
The earliest fruit section, we'll settled and only
ninety miles from san Francisco by rail.
FkUII AND GRAIN LAND.
SS1a acres, near Winters SIT so PEI acre
.030 acres, near Esparto. $50 per acre.
16O12 acres. near Tancred so per Lcre.
lSZ12 acres, near Winters, 50 30 per acre
13l acres. NEAR Madison, $50 per acre.
320 acres, near Winters. $50 per
1917 acres. near Capay, $40 per acre.
1884 acres, near Capay, $45 per acre
ALSO
1440 acres, near Swinges 81 25 per acre
4s0 acres, near Merritts, Sl6 50 per acre.
$40 acres, near Dunn gan. 81 per acre.
240 acres, near DunnigaD, Sl1 per acre.
1lU5 acres. near Willows S27 so per acre.
sou acres near Anderson, Sacramento River
bottom, $l6 50 per acre
GRAZING LAND.
52e234 acres, hanKing Capay Valley. s4 per
acre.
4520 acres fanking Capsy Valley 50 rs per
acre.
376s acres, adjoining Capay Valley, 81 % per
acre
$500 acres, adjoining Capay Valley, So 5o per
acre.
1920 acres. near Red Bluff. So per acre.
MCAFEE BROS,
les " Montgomery Francisco Cal
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF
~ WILLIAM ULTZ, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the unde signed, A. c. FREESE,
administrator of the estate of WILL AM
SCHULTZ, deceased, the creditors of ami all
persons having claims against, the said deceased
10 exhibit them with the Necessary vouchers,
within ten months after he first publication OF
this notice, to the said administrator, at room 35
Chronicle building, corner OF Geary and Kearny
streets the same being his place for the trans
action OF the business of the said estate in the
City and county of an Francisco, state OF
California
A. c. FREFSE, Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM CHUL1Z. deceased.
Dated at San Francisco. October 20, 1897.
]. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator
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n OTICE TO OCREDITORS-ESTATE OF JOHN
~ MOHOLY, deceased. Notice Is hereby given
b. the undersigned, CLARA MOHDLY, admins
tratrix OF the estate of JOHN NJ HOLY, deceased
10 the creditors of aud ali persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them with
the ne esNary vouchers, within four months alter
the rst publcatl, of this notice TO the said ad-
minisJratri0 at 143S Eighth avenue south the
same being her place for the transaction Of :he
business OF the said estate in the city and County
of San Francisco, State of California
CLARA MOHOLY. Administrative or the es-
tate of JOHN MOHOLY. deceased.
Dated at san Francisco October d, 1897.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALS FOR STONE WALI,-GENERAI I,
Il Depoi, Quartermasters Department, 81 New
Montgomery st san Francisco October q. 1897
fealed proposals. In trpcate, Will be received at
this ofnc until IL O'clock NJ, co November %
1897. aud then opened, for conslruc ion of stone
wall along sou bern boundary of Military Reser-
Vaton, Presldlo OF San francisco, in accordance
with plans and specifications nle here, which
can be seen on application. JAMES NJ. MOORE
Colonel ard Assistant Quartermaster-G General u
{. Army Depot Quartz; m er.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw,
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ THOMAS B. ROBIN son, deceased No
tice is hereby given by the Undersigned WAL
I X J. ROBINSON, q. W. FKINK and c. s.
CAPP, executors of the estate of THOMAS b.
ROBINSON, deceased, TO The creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication of
this notice, TO the said WALTER I. ROBINSON,
q. w. INK and {. :. PIP, at the office Of
FIX * GRAY. sos Montgomery street. room o.
he same being the place for the transaction of
tbs business OF the said estate in he city and
county OF San Francisco, State OF California
WALTER T. Robinson
6. w. FBINK,
G. 8 CAPP,
Executors of the estate of THOMAS B. ROBIN.
SON, deceased.
Dated at san Francisco. October 2Z 1897
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


L ESURANCE-CUT RATES
INSURANCE-CUTR RATES.
Money properly invested in real estate proves
best class OF security; S1O00U0 TO loan at 6 per
S250-Lot 25xl20; near d st.
SS5O-A splendiI bargain IN a cottage; 10: Sex
lCO' vicinity OF Folsom st.
s1S0Y-2 flats; b.ock from Geary.
S3OU0-Lot Oh MarNes ST., near 18TH
$S500-5-rOom cottage on Geary near Webster;
fronts.
S3s00-2COx1S5. with cottages: near car line.
S3b0O-2 fl Is; near Jones ard c. ary.
$3.50 - flats; kincon II III: rents S55.
S6SS0-6 elegant ha.s: rents S75.
Sl5UO0-C' Farrell Vt, ; large lot; near Powell.
S2UOO0-CoTner lot: 60x25O; rent $40.
SSo ,U0O-CorDer, l37xl3T, ~ith fine improve
meBts; pays almost 10 per cent.
,sS5GOU-Fine corner. .0xlU0; only few blocks
from Baldwin,
$50 0O0-Grand corner SOx10Oi within blocks
from Orpbeum.
SS2,UOO-Grand business corner, 50xlOO: near
Market and Ellis sts pays per cent
S125,O0G-G and investment: pays positively 6
per cent; one-hait b ock from MarSet st.
$155,U00-3 grand properties offered for sale
now rented: long lease; paving per cent net.
A. NJ. SPECK & CO.. 602 Market st.
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sEwING-MACHINEs.

SEWING CHIMES
G . MONTHLY: RENTED REPAIRED
I'D - bought, sold; machine supplies las slxth
A Lii KINDS BUCGHT. SOLD kXCHANGED
n rented; repairing: lowest rates 2O5 Fourth
f.SANClAI..
/ OANS real estate, bonds etc. lowest tates
IL MCAFEE BROTHERS, 106 Montgomery ST
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EDUCATIONAL.

EVENING BUsI ESS COLLEGE, YOUNG
n Mems Christian Association tucies in book
mechanical and freehand drawing, geometry, alge-
bra, eocuii n, German, spanish, English, vocal
music and electricity all inc ude in membership
privilege. Call or send 20 illusfrat catalogur,
association bldg, Mason and Ellis. Special privi-
lege u young ladies in study OF stenography type
writing and German. H. J. MCCOY, Gen. Sec.
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND
~ tlocution. 1915 Octavia St, San Francisco.
MISS ELIZA MACKINToSH, pupIl OF Professor
q. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scotland, and grad duate
OF the school OF Orztory. Philadelphia Pa
teacher. Office days 1hurs. P. NJ, Saturday A. NJ
UKAIDs BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST
IL st.-BOoSKeeping, business practice, Snort
hand typlng, biography. LANGUAGES, English
surverine. assaYing. navigation, es,. % ieacher5:
day and evening sessions; write for Catalogue.
. NDERsoN'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
~ Pupils prepared for alifornia and stanford
universities 10 day ana evening classes and pri-
vste lessons: teachers and civil Sc rvice examina-
tons Room 4O7, Parrott building.
A lKks BUSINESS COLLEGE. S25 MONT.
y gomery ST.; individual instruction IN short
hand, Iyping, bookkeeping, teiegraphy, etc. LIE
scholarship S5U; low rates Per week month
ooKKEEPING-THER is NO COLLEGE
ID on ,arth whose course is as thorough as mine;
1 10 s weeks only required; rapidity al figures a
specially. IARR, s55 Market $; room 572.
ITNGIEEEkING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECI..
Gmining. mech. survey assay srchit.: daylS eve:
Mdrket.
MISS CANDLES DANCING SCHOOL.
VI adults c.ass Sat. p NJ 517 Devisadero
c1Z LAkkIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
OIO CALL subscriptions and want ads taken.
Gan FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1855
- Market ST.; l24 positions in 80, lO3 in 81
pOoKKrEPING, AKIl HMkTIC, WRITING.
Dgram. etc ;day night; $5 me. 1904 Mkt- ,op Sth.
DELAsCu's LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING-
ID Pupils rehearSed on stage. AIcazar building
IL d. amatic Art 9zS Sutter ST.
IA ISS BOLTE'S SCHOOL, ISIS CALIFORNIA:
vi boar. /; Eng, FE, Ger, music; $50 q month
PANISH-CLASSbS DAILY; S3 MONTH: 4
- to9 T. NJ. Room 10, y. NJ G. A. building
CINGING: PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE.
- Frencn, German Ian guages; So mo. 100 Taylor
~ UITAR MANDOLIN PIANO AND VOCAL
VI lessons. g mo. Mar Werh us SO Fifth AZ
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TYPEwRITERS.


THE OLIVER, VISIBLE WHITING TYPE
i writer. IS creating great stir in this com =
munity ana is last displacing the Old-line ma
chimes consequently have on hand a large
number OF second hand ma hines oil all mas es
all OF which ior sale entail call send for
prit e. T.. ". W.VAUGHAN&CO., 9 rotunda, Mills bid ?
A IL TYPEWEITkRS SOLD OR RENTED:
~ send for price and sample work. L. q NJ
ALEXANDER, llO Montgomery ST.
CMITH PREMIER, $45; CRANDALL Sl5:
Ssample work SCOTT&BA y NAN, 333 Monsgy
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COL GETZ & BROTHEE.
= Room A, first floor, Crocker building.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
PRICES AXE VERY Low, WHY WAIT, BUY
NOW.
oTS TO $500; SOUTH OF PARK LOTS
u ~ ready TO build Oh; 10 down. $5 monthly.
G.OON TO $500: RICHMOND LOTS AND
C-OO houses; easy terms; same as rent
G1 M TO $500; MISSION LOTS; NO GRAD
cpIOO ing; near Car lines: only SIS monthly
GEL MAPS AND DIAGRAMS
SOL GETZ & BROTHER
CROt KER BUILDING.
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oFFOsSELLI, ALMIsT&PSYCHf HEAL
er treatments and life read ngs. 1888 Eddy
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PERSONALS.

THE DISAPPOINTED PAPA COMIC OP-
l. era)-Produced for the Fl ST time in San Fran
cisco ny Joseph GIeven's operatic school ne-
cemOer !, in . O. J.. Hal. III Ke.s 5 C I'D
mi.ting gentleman and lady or 9 ladies' Office
Rooms l2l ana l22 Murphy building, Markes
aud Jones SITS.
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HOUSES TO LET.

E0S PoLK-ELEGANT, CENTRALLY LO-
MADISON d BURKE.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

SENATOR DEBoE has been turned
down by the post-office department.
Some time ago he endorsed 7. c. King
for the post-office at Carrollton and the
commission was about to be made out,
when Deboe telegraphed the depart
ment TO hold it up till he could be
heard. He was heard to the effect that
he had made mistake, that he did not
want King, but man named Darling
appointed. 1t is rule OF the post-office
department not to withdraw a commits
sion unless it has been secured by fraud
or the appointee is incompetent, Meth
err of which cases apply to Mr.. King.
The postmaster-general therefore de-
cided that the commission could not be
withdrawn and it was ordered issued TO
Mr.. King. Deboe's only show now is
to fight the confirmation, bat he would
make sorry jackass of himself in do
ing so, after endorsing the appoint
mpnt.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17
w. p. WALTON.
EIGHT PAGES

A LIVELY war OF words is on be-
tween John w. Langley, post-office ref
cree in the 10th district, and X. j..
Hampton. secretary of the republican
district committee. over the appoint
ment of a postmaster at Winchester,
the latter who lives there claiming the
right TO name the man. Their letters
are published in the Louisville Dis
patch and if they are as bad men as
each makes the other out, both of them
ought to be in the penitentiary. Hamp-
ton charges that Langley assesses the
successful postmasters for his influence
and thus is enabled to live in style at
Washington, besides making other dark
and mysterious inslnuations against
him. Langley in response denounces
Hampton and characterizes his charges
as UNANIMOUSLY and maliciously false.
The recital OF their tales Of woe only
serves to show how badly the republic
can party is split up and how fast it is
disintegrating under the management
of the incompetents and rascals, who
are now in the saddle.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

The Whitsitt men are in the MAORI
ty in the Alabama Baptist convention,
but an animated discussion is expected
upon resolutions of censure which are
to be presented.
5. NJ. Owens sold to a Pennsylvania
party y cotton mules at $54; just lit
tie more than they cost him year ago.
Only S3O, 900 was offered for the New
Albany Wooden Mill, which cost $780,
600 and the sale was Withdrawn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

son, Congressman for the Eighth Ken
lucky district, has at last been heard
from. On Tuesday he introduced two
bills in Congress. Register
Representative McMillen. a promi-
nent democratic leader, said: THE
democrats of the House and the demo-
Gratis OF the nation are now united as
have never before known them 10 be.
The party measures of our opponents
will be vigorously opposed because
they are wrong While it will not be
within our power to defeat the mis-
chievous legislation which threatens
the country, We shall certainly be able
to embarrass the majority party and
show to the world how we'll that party
has indicated every principle OF the
Chicago platform. The democratic
party in Congress is all right. The re-
publicans were never in worse shape.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

IT develops that only 90 Congress
man met TO denounce civil service and
they are men, who haven't an idea
above patronage, nor greater esti-
mate Of craftsmanship than a power to
press upon the pie counter. The Lex
ington Herald regards it as significant
that not one of the real leaders, who
control legislation, was present. Gros-
venor, of Ohio, and Evans, of Ken.
lucky, being the only men of the least
prominence in the crowd. The law is
always unpopular with the outs; but
none of the really prominent men OF
the republican party will record their
votes against it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

THEY had a monkey and parrot time
over the trial of the Woodford will
case at Paris. Hon. John T. Hinton
and other benefciaries of the will were
charged with bribery and Judge Can
trill said he would try the case in Sc
cret. Hinton demanded a public trial
in such harsh manner that he was
fined $40. make it S40," said he, and
the Judge made it and added six hour
Jail sentence. Afterwards he apologize d 4,
the court drew in its horns, Hinton was
honorably acquitted and everything
was lovely again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

A WOMAN created scene in San
Francisco church Sunday by exclaim-
ing that she had message from God
that Durrant is innocent of the MUIR
der of the two young women and must
not hang. AS there are doubts OF the
woman's connection with the high au-
thority she claims, preparations for the
hanging of the tiend will doubtless go
on and he may feel the halter draw by
the time his locks are gray and most
people have forgotten what he was
charged with.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

SENATOR JOHN w. DANIEL, an orig
inal free silver man, was reelected by
the Virginia Legislature without dis
senting vote, the few populists and re-
publicans in the body either voting for
him or remaining silent. IL is re-
markable coincidence that Ex-Minister
10 Persia, Alexander Mcdonald, who
nominated Senator Daniel six years
ago, died on the day of his last cleo
ton.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

COLLECTOR YERKES' action in dis
charging 81 democrats and following it
up with appointing eight new men, for
no other reason than they are republi-
cans, is to be Investigated by the civil
service commission. Mr.. Yerkes is a
pretty slick man and knows very well
how TO work the wires for his friends,
but there is suspicion that he has
gone little too far In disregarding the
civil service law.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

Rev. VIM. Harvey; known through
out four States as the Drummer Parson,
the oldest minister of the NJ. +. church
in Indiana, died at Evansville.
The Hon. J. S. Patton, circuit Judge
of the 9th judicial district. died at his
home at Inez last Tuesday, after a long
illness of dropsy.
G. "A. Roscoe, of Boston, who dream
ed that he saw Alex Provost kiss his
wife, got up and went aud shot him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17

+, A KANSAS man has sued the Pull
man Car Company for damages because
he was kept awake all night, while try
ing to sleep in one of its coaches by a
man who snored louder than the en-
CINE snorted. Those who have suffer-
ed like torture. and few haven't who
have ever ridden in a sleeper, will unite
in hoping that the plaintiff will be ac-
corded full damages for his sufferings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17
News Briefly Told

The Louisville tax rate has been fin
ed at sl.S5.
There are SIT patients in the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum at Lexington.
In Harlan county William Osborne
shot and killed Joseph Messer.
The special train bearing the presi-
dent and party killed a laborer near
Canton.
Mrs. Margaret Hogan was beaten TO
death and robbed in her store at Mo-
bile, Ala.
A Chicago policeman and a man
whom he was trying to arrest shot each
other fatally.
Mary West, the courtesan, who shot
and killed Will Wilder at Lexington,
was acquitted.
Kentucky State guards will present
the commander of the battleship Ken
lucky with sword.
A farmer at Fiddletown, Texas, kill
ed his wife and attempted TO kill his
daughter and himself.
The second trial of Leutgert, the al
legged maker of sausage out OF his wife,
is in progress at Chicago.
Two Negroes who appeared as wit
nesses against white-cappers in Alaba-
ma, were foully murdered.
Foot pads held up "a man in Kansas
City and not only took his money, but
stripped him of his new suit OF clothes.
Alex Lasley, drunken Negro of
Glasgow, was shot and fatally wound ed
by Deputy City Marshal G. Il. Bailey.
Andrew Washington, of Wingo, this
State, has confessed TO stealing over
100 during his career as a chicken
thief.
Three children OF John Keller, OF
Jessamine. have died of diphtheria in
the last few days and the fourth is dan
gerously i'll.
John Kelley, a lunatic. living near
South Bend, Ind, committed suicide
by setting OIL charge of dynamite be-
meath his feet.
Frank Lemke, his son Otto and
daughter, Miss Berta, were asphyxia-
ted at Toledo, o., by coal gas which e.
capped from the stove.
Cuban insurgents showed their con-
tempt for autonomy by hanging the
sent TO negotiate with
them by the Spaniards.
The grand jury of Parke county, In
diana, refused TO indict James Stur-
geon, aged 10 who murdered the de-
stroyer of his mothers fair name.
Luther l.. Miller, prominent bust
ness man of Myerstown, Pa, commit
ted suicide rather than submit TO ar
rest and face the charge of forgery.
John Watts Kearney. ST., OF Louis
vile, claims that he has caused his son
TO be imprisoned because he believes it
the only means possible TO reform him.
When attacked by two highwaymen
in the outskirts of Paducah, Mrs. Mary
Perdue. a market woman, drew pistol
and fired two shots, putting the men TO
flight.
The Louisville & Nashville reduced
the time from Louisville TO New Or
leans to "a hours and was followed by
the Illinois Central with reduction
To - hours and five minutes. The
Southern railroad has arranged for
run of a hours and Is minutes between
| ,ouisville and Jack sonville.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-12-17
Free Of Charge To Sufferers.

Cut this out aud take it to your druggist and get
a sample bottle free of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. They do not
ask YOU 10 buy before trying. This will show you
the great merits OF this truly wonderful remedy,
and shoy YOU what can he accomplished by the
regular Size bottle This is no experiment, and
would be disastrous 10 the propretors, did they
moi know IL would invariably cure. Many OF the
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with great results and are relying on IL In most
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AZ W B McHoberts' Drug Store. Regular size 5Oc
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