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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-18
FEVER On sHIpBoARD.
Five eases nnd Three Deaths on the
Hnrk Maryland at Hnvann.

Bark Maryland at Hnvann.
Washington, October 1.-THE marine
hospital service tonight received the fol-
lowing cablesram from DR.. Drummer, SAM
tary Inspector OF the marine hospital SER
vice, stationed at Havana:
Surgeon General Marine Hospital Service,
Washington
Havana, October 17.-Amer,can ba.ll
Maryland for Baltimore, his developed
five cases OF yellow fever and three deaths
In Havana. Have advised that the yess eli
proceed 10 Tortugas quarantine. The
n1astor OF the vessel protests, Unless pro.
test overruled more yellow fever viii de-
velop, Drummer.
Officials OF the marine hospaal service
said tonight that they Would mo- preye Of
the Maryland from proceeding to sea from
havana, hut that n she saould "a FOR
Baltimore she would be held up at the Cape
Charles quarantine station and not be AL
lowed to proceed further
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Vr'''@n' MISS October l1.--Drs. Carter
anu murray United States marine hospital
surgeons who were sent here by the safe
BOARD OF health 10 examtae suspects renor,
~ az nom today that the two eases nro-
nou1ced suspicious by the lo,al physician.
49, genuine cases Of yellow fever. 1'ha
n We OF health has already quarautinsd
we loeallty as pneean Lionary M srro
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PRESIDENT At CHICAGO.
Degree of Doctor of Laws ConseeF
by the University OF Chicage'

Chicago. October 17.-At,the urttal
OF Caicago this afternoon the depN
doctor Of laws was formally conferred y
President Mckinley By President Hsl7a
In the afternoon the president ~
formal reception TO the public Of ~ e
Regiment aTmory AMI the Audltohs
Were thousands shook hands with bin
several females unsuccessfully tried
him. On Thursday afternoon be w
dress the railway mems mass meeuht I
After the reception at the AuhtoFiaS
was driven 10 the McWilliams resldsae
retired early.
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INDIANS GIVE UP.
They Want No More Ftgnulk
VIII Come In and Surrenesh

Ahey want NO NuTc 49,
VIII Come In and surrenssh.
Washington. October lI-AdiulAh =,
eral Corbin late tonight receiyea y
lowing dispatch from General bAcop \
eating that the INDIAN uprising "
sofa is practically at an end.
Adjutant- General. Washington. y;
Walker. Mimi, October li.-M
with hostile Indians tciay. iattM ~
wanted no mora fighting WIN
States soldiers. ami agreed 70 eom' i.
surrender on Wednesday. ms
suit OF their defeat when engagea w
on the 5th Commissioner
Affairs Jones has baen shown tnis ~
and concurs In the entire ioresomps I, y
nM1t.
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Jchn Murray on trial for murder.
The commissioners and arbitration cons
uittee visit the San Jaeinto battle-ground
The city council fails to meet for lack
OF quorum.
Death OF Mrs. Caroline ArtI, who had
lived In Houston over fifty years.
The insurance on the Andrews schaetter
fire.
The funeral OF Angus, Moser.
Hen. j. w. Bailey viii not be able ia
speak In this city.
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Young Jesse James Indic'e

Kansas City, October 17.-rne 80
today returned indictments asA y.
James, son of the noted Outlaw,
Love. thu self confessed tram W.
Charles Polk, Andy Ryan ana Ss" III
for robbing a Missouri Faul. ,srI
Bslt Line junction, on the nisn.%,
Der %. Love and Ryan are s's ,.,sss
Warrants for the arrest OF inc os
immediately issued.
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GUAM AONns RISE.
On a Report that an AnRlo-Amcric;
syndicate Wuuts Thorn

TN Report that AN AnRlO-Amcrica
syndicate Wants Them
especial Cable Dispatch TO the Nav York Her-
aid and The Houston Post copyrls atsd,
isss by James Gordon Bennett,
Madrb2. october t7.--lt is regarded here
as a sood sign tAat \ large Ang,o- Amerl-
can syndicate is being formed to buy NY
Cuban bonds. This, Of course, Is. inter
presed as evidence ihat satisfactory ar
management rs at hand. Cuban bonds were
up seven AM d hair po.nls ana today 5
bougse was huomut.
Fhere sosd reason for supposlng tina,
the Big cannon mounted at Havana VIII
fall 10 the Americans
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SITUATION AT VTRDEy.
Governor stu Determined that
ggbcS Shall Not He Imu~rfeS

Governor stu Determined that 4
GTNcs Shall Not He Imported.
Virden, Ill.,, October 17.--Battery 81
Galesburg left today to attsnd the "
jubilee ct Chicago. Superintendent lAiI
Of the Chicago Virden Coal COMPANY I
the first witness examined by the on
today.
TIE military officers who represeH I
government say the governor viz
change his policy and they are under 9j(
to prevent the landing Of more negroes n
from Alabama or other points. Ina a.
must remain here indefinitely uniea3 4
coal company slbandons Its determot1
Of importing negroes 10 operate II
mines.
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RAILROADS..

letter from MIR. Huntington causes
further action by the city council OF Gal
weston.
The Houston and Texas Central made a
record breaker on cotton receipts.
The commission has extended the time
Ter the new cotton and compress rates
hSm October ~ to November :.
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sHokT NJ : srokina

lNDlANApoLlS.--The time OF the National
trisen association wac taken up with hearing
reports.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnn.--The thorous Inbred
for $40 900.
cHiCAGo.~-reace Jubilee enthusiasm is
now az hish stage; the streets were filled
WITH Worlds fair crovdx
WASHINGTON. Troops will not be sent To
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SHIP BURNED All SEA.
Nine of Her Crew and the Captains
Family rerishcd.

Margato, Eng, October 1.-THE Britisn
ship Blengfell, Captain Johnson, from New
York September 10 for London, was de"
stroyed by q sudden fire of this place
early this morning. Nine OF her crew, in
cluaing TIE ,-p;ln ana pilot peNsaed
The survivors were landed here and at
Cover. 1t later developed that he captain S
wife and children ami this first and second
mates were also lost.
The Blengfell pissed here in tow on her
way to London; at 80 a. M, when four
miles off the coast, she was suddenly en-
voloped IN flames and smoke poured from
her hatchways. The lifeboats immedia ely
put OFF to her assist nee, but before rea h =
ing her both mnsts fell and she burned TO
the waters edge.
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A CLOUDDURST At HAVANA.
Three Feet of Mater Fell In Cathe
drai Square.
FIRE WAS ADDED 10 The HORRORS
TeIephouc Exchange Was In Flame =
for nm Hour and Much Trouble
WINS Experienced.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. Copyrighted.
1898. by James Gordon Ilennett)
Havana, october l7.-Havana was visited
by cloudburst tonight at o'clock that
set afloat everything in all the streets In
the downtown portion OF the city. Cathe-
dral square was under three feet OF water.
Tho streets at the intersection of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-18
ENGLAND THREATENS CHINA.
Sir Claude Mcdonald Gives Notice That the En-
peror Must Be Restored to Power.

London fad
circulation here the effect that
6acDon Informed
fobl
GreatB itnn viii
Il
in Most the
Zc
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Ohispo were so deep as to almost carry
horses and pedet:rians off their feet. In
the midst OF the storm the telephone ex-
change was found TO be on fire. Men
worked under great difficulties, but sub
dued the flames in an hour. The storm
was most severe
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Want Quarantine Raised.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post.)
Lake Charles, La, October 1.-THE vel.
low fever scare is all over now in Laks
charles The Westlake people have radse3
th.r quagaht.ne and allow the ferrybolt TO
n".I 'esu'ar tfips again. The hoard of
a !engIhy telegram h pr. Blunt Tsxos
hea.th officer. 10 the interest OF hayins
quarantine raised "s
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Chn,x GhnlienHc'

I congratulate Mr.. o. O. Ba''.s h
magnificent victory in the lale 49, i,
ment at Dallas and hereby 90
a match OF four games by sssysd \
trophy and conditions 10 p. i -
should he decline. this ehaiiene
any player in the state. -, fAD
s. n. Walden, Marsnai''
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N,mnn,s Tour snulh

ohAS'anaosa' Tenn, October 17.-sur-
seon ecu raj wyman o, he uni,ei s,.s.
n'4f'ne fpital service arrived 81 ..,s -.
a'E "a iosr o. the soa,n 10 i3vess r. =
zee yellow fover s}aauoa. II. s,,.. 90
a. se,t IS satisfied hat he war, 4. 80
a.. tnAl the approach o. cold W thar ~,
Mste3t the spread Of the disease Ha " +,
yls.t infested points IN Mlssisslnni ~ !,
toulslsns General wyman left toni,at
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cnrhett To start TraisIs1s

New York, October i7--Jams, i
left for West Baden Springs n
TO do the preliminary train'hs s,siA
with Tom Sharkey, when ~ riul n
come off at the Lennox Atnie"S
vember %. III
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r a N SY PILLSl
aAfHAsD SURE. Send ie. for "Vo3sEXj
GUARD" WileeI Specific Co., p,,i II. ~ ~

felt for running II they are not stopcpis
full period required. 1t is probabk 4
some OF the mills will begin in the eur,
ment next week if the final arranrunr
are completed in time ,
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SPORT.

fCorhett In to start training for his fght
with sharkcy.
Jack paly bests Jem currant and ehal-
lenges Kid LaviEne.
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FRANCE PREPARING.
Fast Cruisers to Be Put i'm Commission, and
Forts at Brest Manned.

Of
W.
to
arteries
Bre.
Rumors
ronclads
menia cois
no.
poranc ha bena ache
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MakesPeopleVV1

The one true specific for di,e,... III.
from adebilitated nervous svstsm J. Ss.|
celery compound so generally ps.x,a.
by physicians. It's probably In 49,
acknowledgements that the sciep,i6c ,.',..3
of this country has produced. Prot M b
z. Phelps, NJ. D.. l.. l.. D., Of n.,.s..N
college first prescribed what Is mo-. Y y
the world over as Paine's celery co,,,s'.,
positive cure for dyspepsia, blio..,.5
liver complaint. neuralgia. rheu,n.,;,.. ).
nervous diseases and kidney ,,.-s.S
Paine's celery compound has ,n,-..
again and again where everything j" q
failed. a ~
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,m'ectcd Points Quara ntined.
nashville Tenn. October 18th, STAT
oosra OF health today rescinded re,.,,
quarantine order applying to tns 900.
ssr 'e o. Mississippi and reinstated an or.
ssains, infected localities in Mississ, oo'y
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Republican party has levied an assoss-
ment OF per cent on the salaries of te.
msle clerks for campaign purposes.
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TO RE HEALTHY Asp -
Use Garland" Stoves ana 49,
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: russian TROOPS Concentrated. :

; I.ondon. October is. - The
: Odessa correspondent Of che
; Standard gays: Russia has has
, thy concentrated 10000 at Port
, Arthur to be in readiness for any
; emergency at Pekin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
Free Of Charps 10 Sufferers.

Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get sample bottle
DE-. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption. Cough and Colds.
They do not ask you TO buy before
trying. This will show you the
great merits Of this truly wonder
lul remedy, and show you what
can be accomplished by the regular
size bottle. This is no experiment
and would disastrous to the pro-
prietors did they not know it in
variubly cure. Many Of the best
physicians are nov usirg it in most
-eyere cases. Iis gusrsnted. Trial
bottle Tree at A. NJ. Hughes Drug
Store. Regular size zoe. and LOO.
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Not For Everything

But II you have liver, kidney or
bladder trouble you will find
Swamp Root just what you need.
People are not apt to get anxious
about their health soon enough. III
you are mot quite well or half
sick" have you ever thought that
your kidneys may be the cause Of
your sickness.
II can easily be told by fill
ing a bottle or common glass
with urine and let it stand twenty
four hours; a sediment or settling
Indicates an unhealthy condition
ofthe kidneys. When urine stains
linen tits evidence Of kidney troub-
le. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the back,is also eonvinc-
ing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out OF order.
There is satisfaction in knowing
that the great remedy DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root fulhIls every wish in
relieving weak or diseased .dneys
and all forms OF bladder and uri-
nary trouble. Not only does
SWamp-root give new life and ac-
liVity to the kldneys-the cause of
trouble but by treating the kidneys
1t acts as q tonic for the constitution.
ifyou need medicine you should
have tbs best. Sold by druggists,
price Soc aad Sl.O0. You may have
q sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent free by mail, upon receipt of
three twO-cent stamps to cover
bost ofpostsge on che bottle. Mem
tion Bio SANDY NEWS and send
your address to DIR. kilmer 4 Co.,
BinghamtOn, n. Y. The prOprie-
tors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness OF this offer.
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week.
One of Came Carriers little boys
is very i'll.
James Spence, OF this place, mas
has moved to webbyIlle.
Jonas Holbrook has moved to
Irish creek near the homeof Tom
Young.
&C. Miles has moved to his new
home on Fishers land.
G. II. Hutchinson,of Denton, was
here this week.
T. n. Thompson has quit hunt
ing and gone 10 farming.
Ben Giles will till the soil this
season.
d. J. Thompson sold fine drove
OF cattle the other day.
Mrs. W. NJ. Justice was the guest
Of Mrs. A, Hicks this week.
Lie Prince was a visitorat Deri-
field Sunday.
S. j. Hicks is again cooperating
with Uncle Sam.
Revs. johnson, Boggs and others
are conducting series Of meetings
at Centreville.
DR.. Watson was at his old home
this week.
Monroe Webb, OF Caney has been
on Blaine this week buying poor
cows. He will go up Sandy in a
a day or two.
Tan Giles has purchased a farm
OF Billy Webb.
Died on the 9Th, Uncle Fred Kel-
~, Of Cats Fork aged about eighty
years. He was a good citizen, a
devoted father,and a pleasant gen.
tleman In every respect. He leaves
children and many friends to la
ment their loss.
After having been a constant
reader Of the BIG SANDY NEWS for
three years and l observe no hesi-
tation in comments on tho same.
lst, that this paper contains the To-
cal netFs of the county which will
interest each member Of the fami-
ly. End, that it contains the news
of the State. 3rd, that it devotes one
or more columns to current topics.
4th, that the correspondent'sle letters
are very entertaining. 9th. That
these and the many other divisions
of this newspaper render it one Of
the very best, the most interesting
and instructive papers, both pollt-
ically and educationally OF any
county paper in the State.
BLACK EYE.
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wEBBvILLE.

Measles is raging in this vicinity.
Elijah Prince says he is done 60
ing TO greasy ridge for this winter.
Uncle George Ward is going to
move in the house vacated by Jas.
Spencer.
David Thompson is buying fat
cattle.
Garfield Wright is our famous
horse trader.
James NJ. Webb is clearing a
large piece OF ground.
Misses Carrie Justice and Cora
Webb were the guests OF the Misses
Thompson Sunday.
Fred Stewart was the guest Of
Elisha Webb Sunday.
j. d. Hicks has returned to Falls
burg, where he is attending school.
Smith Jasper Hicks has returned
from Quebec, where he taught a
singing school.
NJ. X. Woods was smiling on his
best girl Sunday.
Dan Kay went to Bolts fork Sun
day.
James Webb is no better at this
writing.
Curtis Meade has been Lorse ira
ding for some time.
Miss Florence Webb attended
church here on last Sunday.
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RICH CREEK.

Rev. Vest preached a very inter-
esting sermon al Spring Dale
church Sunday svoning.
Lindsey Thompson and Lewis
Pack have gone into partnership In
a grlst mill on Phrases creek.
Zeal Hayes says he 10 looking for
Cincinnati now, rs he has received
New York.
John l.. Gussler says he has writ
ton 10 her his last time.
Lila hasnamed her pig Roe.
Sam A. Berry says he likes red
headed girls.
George A. Thompson says he
likes his little angel.
John l.. Gussler was smiling
over his spectacles Sunday.
james Adams wants to rent two
or thrce good mud clerks to some
merchant.
Scott and Emma Hayes were
Wishing LILA and Sarah Hayes Sun
day.
William Gussler and wife were
visiting at Adam Hayes Sunday,
Misses Rose and Cora Thompson
visited relatives at Blaine last
week.
A protracted meeting Is now In
full blast at Skaggs chapel. We
hope much aud lasting good may
be accomplished.
Willie Hayes has been spending
a few days with homo folks.
Daniel Hayes, II Ulysses, wat
calling on his best girl here 70
Gently.
Married, on the 9th Inst, Maiol
Thompson to Betsy Nelson. Th'
groom came hers few month";
ago from wost Virginia. TIT
bride is a daughter OF James Mel
son, a we'll known citizen Of thii
county. May peace and happiness
ever be theirs.
Edgar BAH and While lIays
made a Aging trip to Lick 10y. ~
Covy Jordan, tho woll know
jockey, Il building q nsw house OF
Dry Ridge.
David aud Milton Thompson
purchased farm Of tho Jane Jor
dan heirs on Rich creek.
would like ~ rom anothe
Hotter FROM the nloe-oyod boy ap'
lelrl. GRANNY fRAyvI
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LITTLE BLAINE.

Rev. James II. Moore will preach
at Moores chapel the first Sunday
In each month.
There is plenty OF sickness in our
neighborhood and the Doctors are
busy.
Born, TO the wife OF Samuel
Thompson, a girl; also, to the wife
OF George Cordle, \ girl. They are
both Republicans and | am 80 glad
they cant vote.
Robert Lawson's mule was kill
cd a few days ago by q steer be-
longing TO Thomas Carter. The
steer hooked tbs mule through the
heart.
Doc Thompson Chg Sweep says
he and his father expect TO farm
heavy this summer.
Alsmander Hayes is seen car
rying bed springs.
W. T. McKlnster has quit catch
Ing foxes and has gone into the
law business, In which he says
there Is more money.
A. l.. Moore Is doing a fine bust.
ness.
Liant Moore says he has quit
swapping horses.
w. II. G. McKinsier and wife
expect 10 visit In Paintsvllle this
week. OLD HICKORY.
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Trad.

John Woods is very low with con-
sumption.
Mrs. Matte Burton is improving.
Ora Adkins and wife paid Sam1
Rose and family a visit last Satur-
urday.
Mrs. J. A. Whit, after a long i'll
ness, does not improve any.
Miss CATTLE Hayes passed here
Tuesday, on route for Willard on
= visit 10 relatives.
Mrs. Polly Carter, of Prosperity,
paid her daughter visit on Sand
branch.
Corllda Adams visited her sister
VIVA Rose Friday.
Miss Reecie Chafiin has return
cd TO Sand Branch.
Hydrophobla Is raging 10 these
parts. David Curnntte lost fine
2-year-old hssfer and three hogs
and has two calves afflicted with
the horrible disease.
A revival Is In progress on Dan
iels branch, conducted by the Rev.
Barrett.
Mlss Ella Roberts Is making her
II
home al Sam Bartram's
w. N. Shannon lie moving Sher-
in Boggs'saw mIllto the Dry ridge
Amos Watson and sister were
Visiting Jas. Woods family the last
Of the week.
Andy Wood has moved from tbs
Twin branch to Sand branch and
s. ID. Jobe has moved in the hous,
vacated by Woods.
John lobe and family, whilst re
turning from their parents Mou,
day, In a wagon, were thrown oui
Of the vehicle by the horses run
ming away. Jobe, his wife and ba
by were bruised up but the rest %
capped.
Smith Hicks, after an absence o
several months, has returned I,
Sam Roses.
John Hicks has moved 10 IIIrau
Jobcs',
Frank Evens Il taking charge o
jamfs rrInceh grlet mill.
4 ONION EArEn.
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Mr.. Ward l.. Smith, Of Frsder-
ickstoWn, No., was troubled with
chronic dlarrhoea for over thirty
years. He has become fully salts
ned that II Was only = question Of
. short time until he would have
70 give up. lie had been treated
BY soue OF the best Physicians In
Europe and America but go. no
permanent relief One day h.
picked UP = newspaper and chAuc-
I'd to read an advertisement oi
chamberlsIn's Collie, Cholera and
DlsrrsOs Rensdy. lie got bot
tie Of II. the first dOso helped him
and hs continued uss cured him.
For Sale by A. N. Hughes.
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The Palace Hotel, at Cincinnati,
has greatly improved its table fare
lately and it is now tho best hotel
for the price that can be found any
where. All patrons agree upon
this fact. Another new feature is
the addition OF the European plan.
a very popular departure has al
so been recently made in providing
a private dining room on the sec
ond floor, where meals are served
without extra charge. This is
much appreciated by the lady pa
irons. The prices are $500 to $500
per day on the American plan, and
from $l.00 up on the European
plan.
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staeof obIo. civ II 1i.Ie,le.

Inra< fOunty
Frank J. Cheney nakes cath rhar hri
the senior partner OF Tie firm - j. J
Cheney 4 Co. doing business in the .ity
OF Toledo. County and State aforesaid
aud that said firm viii pay tie sum q
ONE hundred DOLLARS for each
anc every case Curarrh that cannot be
cured by this use Of nsr's CaMrrh Cure.
Fraak J. Cheney
worn TO before re aue cabsc ibed In
presence, mi, 9Th Gay Of December,
ID. 1885. A. w. Gleason. Notary
lee.
SEALl nails Catarrh Cure Is taken
rnaliy and acts directlv on the blood
dmncous surfaces OF the system. Send
testimonials. Tree
r. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o
% Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
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have given Cham berlaIn

/ have given Cham berlaln's
Cough Remedy fair test and con-
slider II one Of the very best RENE
dies for croupI have ever found.
One dose has always been sufficient
although l use It freely. Any cold
my children contract yields very
readily to this medicine. l con-
sclentiousIy recommend It for colds
and Group 10 chIldren.-Geo. +.
Wolf. Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
fernandiaa, Fla. For sale at A,
NJ. Hughes Drug Store.
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Booker T. Washington, OF Tus-
kegee, Ala, tho eolOred leader, has
written an open letter to the Lou
lsIana Constitutional Convention
commanding the restriction OF the
ballot as a protection against the
ignorant OF both races and urging
that IN the degree that you close
the ballot box against the Ignorant
700 open the school-house.
-CourIer-J OurnAl.
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III. ,aId that China has agreed
81 open all her inland waters to
navigation by steamers, whether
foreign or native ownership, under
regulations TO bo framed hereafter.
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CANEY FORK.

Married, on Jan. 81, Miss Martha
Chailin 10 David jordan, of Rich
creek.
Born, to the wife Of Milt. Hicks,
a bouncing boy.
Henry Hicks and wife, of Gait,
were visiting friends at Denton this
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

|ovement has been set aioot
the United States erect a
'iont to Gen. Lafayette In the
PAsls, 70 be dedicated dur
. PaEls EEpoaltIon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

Dccatur county. Ga, Ihroe me-
K1sd q white girl and de-
Psly applied 4 match TO her
.pg. She was fatally burned.