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Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY CRAlN.0 -!

Ask your Grocer today to show you n
package of GRAiN-o, the new food drink
dren may drink it without injury as we'll
as the adult. All who try 1t, like il.
GRAIN-O has tnat rich sea! brown OF
Mocha or Java, but It Is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate stom-
ach receives 1t without distress. a the
price Of coffee. l5c aud 25 per package.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
Cold weather in Nebraska.

GENEVA, Neb.. Jan. 29.-(Special Yes
terday morning the mercury registered the
lowest for this year. 5 below.
RED CLOUD, Neb., Jan. 29.--(Special)-
A cold wave, with a strong gale from the
north, struck this place early yesterday
morning. The mercury kept falling until at
noon 1t was nearly at zero
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
Cold Weather in Wisconsin,

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 29-Reports from the
interior OF Wisconsin report very low tenn
perature. At Appleton the thermometer re-
corded S5 degrees below zero, the coIdesl
in recent years. Black River Falls reports
temperature Of 40 degrees: Medford re-
hall temperature Of 3S degrees below zero
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
skipton Visit. His Family.

GENEVA, Neb.. Jan. 29.-(Special.)-
Judge Skipton arrived home yesterday for a
short visit with his family. He returns 10
the capital tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

FREMONT. Neb. Jan. 29.-(Special.)-
The remains OF the late f. ]. Howe, one Of
the pioneers OF this county, who died at
his residence near North Bend Friday, were
buried in Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
A large procession Of the relatives and
friends Of the deceased followed the re-
mains to their last resting place.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. ga special to
the State journal from Canton. O.. says:
Six prisoners escaped from the county iail
this morning. They were James Sullivan.
charged with highway robbery: w. M. Cum
Minis. Ralph Carnahan. Charles Reed. Frank
Saitor and James Campbell, charged with
burglary and larceny.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
Fits VIII Fight JcFries.

CHICAGO. Jan 29.--William Black. Mar
tin Julian's representative who passed
through Chicago tonight on his wav to New
York, says that Bob Fitzslmmons will be
matched to meet Jim Jeffries for a side
bet OF $4,000 and the largest purse offered.
Jeffries has covered Fitzsimmons' forfeit
posted in New York. Black will meet JEFF
sriss manager. William A. Brady. in New
York and arrange the match
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

ARDMORE, I. T., Jan. 29.-In a quarrel
over trivial matter John Edwards shot
and killed Richard McSwain. McSwain had
attempted to stab Edwards Both men are
prominent and considerable feeling has
been aroused over the affair. Edwards has
not been arrested
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Net earnings of the
Burlington system for the month OF De-
cember were $6S5.9S an increase of $780,
243 over the same month of last year For
the six months ending December 81 the net
earnings were s4,613, 702, an Increase of $780,
1858 over the corresponding period of the
preceding fiscal wear
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

At New -Arrived-Cantania, from
Hamburg. Sailed-Nordland. for Copenha-
gen.
At Havre-Arrived-La Bretagne, from
New York.
AT n-Arrved-Servia. from
New York. Sailed-Lubania. for New York
At e-Sailed-Anchoria. for New
York.
At Liverpool-Arrived-C -Cymric. from New
York
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
Deem Sea soundin...

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29.--The news has
been brought here from Australia that the
British man -of-war Penguin has Just re-
turned to Sydney, N. s. After taking sound
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

MOthcrs! MOtherSH MOthers!V
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
rothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child.
softans the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie aud is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Sold by druggists IN every part
of the world. BE ..ire and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no
other kind. 25 cents a bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30
snow In Nebraska q +.

SYRACUSE, Neb., Jan. 29.-(Special Tee-
gram. about two inches OF snow fell to-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-30

Omcers Installed.
GENEVA, Neb.. Jan. 29.-(Special)-The
Silver Link Rebekah lodge installed the fol-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06

New York Tribune
a PAPER In india recently published the
following explanation; This Is only the
beginning o. cur paper. We we're nos sure
s'cs much matter was required 10 mi n
up and thinking se had sufficient Ne did
ro; exert ourselves sruca 10 gee any more.
We therefore beg ths. oar readers viii ex-
s1kse es for this time for tire space left
hatS. and premise 10 do better and 10 get
more an the future" stu NOR. evr,o,,s
TIE announcement Of q yap~r ~hgea came
@ss Tor the firss time with two cai.un~
hss'ak. the editor making the boss an.
hoessse ns~rs that " n large quantity og ex-
ce~sisagly Interesting matter had been l~f.
sss 'T want Of space" Wien TIRE native
ea4'or wants a holiday he suss.es,as psass.-
s~tesi urta II - csnvent~n; 10 resume ana
iakiag has rsaasrs into nAs eossrfsfe-ses M
forms sf1em plasn.s why tire PAPER was ,o,
's<@fea on the expected da.ss with tne
consent OK cur teeders we no~ rro.ss~s. -
Fake oi: snssliAi holiday. We are SIRE
'sone at them wisi oegrutge u cur REAR.
ation."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06
SHARK CAME ABOARD HER.
Ate Tive fashoms of thntn ON the
scottish Princes Deck.

rs tsasrassassttxe clrcunssts assal evidence
Of the trathfasineEs " This story tne Brit
tssa tramp steamship S~ettssn Prince, ffun
BssEian ssarts. swouxht inso New York
Recently tire ia. 81 the saask Il may sse
inferred that ta,s As a u<a story Tse
stood. however. THAI he stoe@ aos regard
The shark a. a sssA. HE says ns fish wxAisd
sas two fslhossss 81 chain. As isslsEs thai
tss Sh&sk IL purely .saEsugssE gsssssiAts
4 psaE tswssssssfsss ~sssaC ass % family 81
sllosccoSaus sgxesi.&Esaas SIta ne ata-
lsss
Regarding this statement tae snsse re-
marked th&s ne believed in sstsf.ipii.s..
aboard ship. aaa weglsa. fhervfose rot dis
Hu1e the Skipper As for shs sailors sheg
agree snAt Fhs sszsh mas sas, ~ tong sFa
had, for a grassaent. tass s8s4eA srea III
Esis Mood as the shipper had sise a fcst sa
his iog. I.oSss IL snay he sast. Essy -
literary. bat they sr- nos. strictly sgsak-
ing. otherwise than naat3gasas erae.
II MAS ca "Wednesday last. s<sisSS a sisEe "a
sse nssShbaFho1d 0f Hastefss a. So
sze Scottish Prince gsa taEn weather sAa
assflssss rcsssst s~r dsssk rails ugssiar ia
a frosty westerly BIAS ~ SHE wet o. er
tn wtnd~asd. 90 - pert. great So. VssTiss4
abeArd. Ase2sed Nifh s4e SEA wa< the
shArk if fell Ga gae hrssigu steck 81 he
sspstssh irfsnce ike load ~ bricks IN
IL recorded ~ the segl TIE So ppsr
wave saigax sasvr h*ss fgssa~s sss sne aeg
81 samshstrs sessaF6. AaA sa&s tass sssss n
account fae she Sr8uan, When tsS ar
eseasE4 hfs hx sa~ a sasrk SeEfasksEs
sstsrNaIe ~ al ffasn ssx fnes 20 ser fsps sGsss
noua&sTfs4 aa she ssrsA
T'he AasE MAS headed tnsa sA~ storm ard
"a hsosa ssos sess~ ~esss for she shark.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06

natives will learn the tr,e character OF
our policy. especially trough the treat
ment OF prisoners and tie sick and wound
ed. and the supply of ,rievances w.a give
out, which must necessarily be weakening
Ia the insurgent spist. Finally. the Amer
leans, IL they seeAre peaceful possession
Of che three prfrsipai cities. m which the
bulk Of the conmerce OF the islands il
carried on. car afford TO leave the guerril.
las alone uni they disappear under the
gradual sread OF order and industry.
The task We have before us u not a pleas
ar: or AZ easy one. but 10 IL very far from,
beng ,e same that bafYled fhes,ror.s Of
the nsseless and stupid Spanish rulers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06

L.
1t is very probable that the FtiGpInox .
the leaders % the armed faction that n "
engages public attention will undersae a
system of guerrilla lighting such save
the Spa niards 30 F3uch trouble does
rot follow that they will have ts SANE
degree Of Success with the AEerfsns IN
the nfsf place. tire American nave al
ready dare mere hard and esrSsAse faght-
lrx than the SpaniardS did iusng Their
entire stay n the islands I'D tue lesson
will have It's effect on th~f~cfastanx ser
SIaspsno leaders iy,~s@as OF heAnx able TO
g@s a god part az .sss supplies ~ zrms
ana arnEnunassoa fra fne ~DsEnxs they
were supposed 70 b Fsshsing as vas the
case ssra~r ths santsa system Of cor
ysspsior. viii 500, sind ali sources of sup
rsgy cut Oh. TIA. as the control ~ the
Am~rscsns ~x sslds In space and time. the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06

which vas apparently suffering from shock
IheS pitched II into col. % rope on the
forward hatch and then at,ack.s, 4, wien
hsiaysng pins winch bars and other handy
things, The shark didn't seem TO mind the
ssmpsastsns. 1t was lying On it's hack aud
fssr~d
Just then. So the log SAYS the fore try
sat hai1ards we're carried AWAY. whii.
the men. under the direction OF the ho'sn
were E~evinx new ha!ltards a sailor ssror,.>t,
a sectson OF chain t"ahuus as thick as nav
tive anxers. the skipper said, near the
open eounsenanc~ OF the shark There xas
Fss'iiag. ~ OF snchor cable going taroux h
saw-e pipe. and the chain if.sanp~a rsss
The rafting ~as caused by the eontsc. ~
'fs Shssn with The sharks teeth yaEor
VINO saw the chain vanishing era ns,sss .hs
free end 81 Il In time 70 save ahosi. a
fathnsn q e shark be ~ two fs-hS,srax ~
IL before the ssstcr could drag II cur. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06
FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish Al ladies 20 know shar IAN
sgeF of . branch osrioe fer sav al. AZ ~.
famous tsAisn Of FSxs remedy waseh wIli
positively care al forms os female x..E
Esss without he Ait Of = phyzcsan ara
IS preos es lis merits. / stli gladly SIZE sr
sena asy lady ese s&-c-sss box .y~~ :.
there % no case OF Painful Periods I<ue,,--
rsc~a. Issrs&esmsnts or Irregularities ns:,
What IL Sss cure Tass ~ 40 9ssea xe<e
sors medicine or humauE. Aas Na.urex
@wn remedy ssT women Which rsxsars<f
- AeAlSh after al other means 49,
dies IL MI ecxt yea ueshsng TO ea.ysn-.
yaGzSFf 81 80 merits ans shzl - pc.
81 so hsss yea ess.. or kvni s-csns sssf~9
and AL seed yea ea~ ssrsaf hssx fr~s
and write yea susi particulars Mr. cars
asre Rose Seattle, Wash. Se& HArons ave-
RTE RENEMFEA-RAl-M OF rIGS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06
APPROXIMATION BILL AS AMENDED
Fusion Senate Raises Amounts Considerably
Higher Than the Republican House.


s IL Il.
Sir, & s @ ss Il s.: g:
FOR SALARY AND EXPENSES OF SUPERIOR JUDGES
S .ssss ssDeas f superior judges
@ G 20
FOR ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
:: & s.:: ss 9 ss E.
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nsa 'msA
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC NsrRucTioN
: & ss s: ss:.aas 8 4 g.,
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81 T.: :s !; 81: i ss ::: 5: s grantee. i'd; LOO
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For ssars e s .s. nes @ the Lou
For in sa Sa s sss and o @as sdis fer nss g %
,;s aas ,a
Total commissioner public ..,-.....,4.4a $500
INSPECTOR
For salary OF inspector aso : 1900
SCIENCE
Es1 # #s two years : 4 Is .s 1850
For For sauisasn Of 80
Eases @
Toal
s: s : a = :, Is
s sasass sssss.ss s " 70. both s :%
SIS; :: ::::s$:; ' ;::
Total for the bureau ..s $500 sM5@
INSPECTORS
f: E; Ct III: e :::$ 6: En-; e g
COMMISSIONER
For s and inciasna, s1 ssas iss
for commissioner , 500
HoRTicuLTURE
For For expense: ssS i fss 1883 s
Of
DEFECTIVE
For maintenance 5000 s5"o
$500
Tveuns @ m De- year fs as
OF 7so
MAINTENANCE
For pes s's @ % per y & f
For 80.
main,e Guard ;aeo
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lndes"s ' ' Journal afaS - 80 200 40
s. : :;;::: p; g.. 5:as s; Sc
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shark seemed TO I've somewhat iadispcsed
thereafter. IL was unable TO get out of the
coil OF rope.
The saip rolled and pitched as Il never
had In any sea. nd the shark finally gave
np the ghost. II was cut open hy order OF
the skipper. who wanted the two fathams
Of chain. The shark haG nothing else in
.ts sSomsra- which may account for its APP
petite II sharks appetite needs TO be ac-
counted for.
There are three fuli-xrown cats and three
kittens on the Scottish Prince The cat
that has charge OF the kittens Is MAJ
te~e. native os Rio Ianeirn. and j. called
Rrassey. The forecasgle cat is known as
Yankee, and the freman's CAS- u calIaxs
simply FGss. They hadn't any fresh meat
since they lef, Santos on January IL and
all tae pasasasie part os ire shark vas cu:
into bits and gwen 10 them.
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''plesse God said Aunt Mary Bunny
III live TIL this evenin'. and ais well
I'll END for the doctor
- shan't name no names. said Cncis
B1fy. but Jack Tremenheercs the man.
john Carter. the famous smugg!er OF
Porthleah. went throughout Cornwall b.
the name OF the King OF Prussia" A
Mouseho.e man. on hearing news Of tho
real king Of Prussia's defeat at Jena, re-
marked. "Misfortures never come single.
IN sorry for that man. Not more'u sly
weeks ago he lost three hundred key a.
brandy by Information. so I'm sowld"
All the crew had been saved. but one
poor fellow was brosigh. ashore unrep-
scions. The curaie turned to the hyx;ana.
ers:
How do You proceed In the case OF ons
apparently drowned,''
''Sareh his pockets Magazine
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Dut They've All Been .sHa1f Shoe -
Chicago Pest
A member OF the Spanish cortes com
plains that ''nve months have elapsed
and not a single general has been sho,
The reason doubtless ives that they did
not get OF the firing line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-06

ron OR FIFTY YEARS.
A, Qua N..l-Trseo Remedy. Mrs
Ir.nsia~s oothing syrup mas been used
for s 1,s ss. % x,, Mson1 81 Moth
1870, tcess- IL soothss the child. soft.
a.. The Suras aiays al pain. cures Wind
Sns,r "a In the hcst remedy for Diarrs1oea
Soia druggists in every part Of the
800 BE sure ana ask for Mrs. Wins
CO.. Soothing Syrup. ard take no other
Tveaty Ave Cents . Bottle.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
Freight Discrimination.

The l.. & N. railroad hauls coal from
Altamont. through Flanagan, to Win
chester for 80 cents a ton, while II
charges Lewis Pigg $3.50 for the coal
II hauls TO him from Altamont.
The l.. q N. road charges Clay City
$3.50 a ton for coal hauled from Beat
tyville, while II brings the same coal
on to Winchester for 80 cents a ton
and takes II 20 Lexington for s5 cents.
The l.. a N. gets 81 ton for coal
brought from Jellioo 10 Winchester;
charges s1,75 ton for taking the same
coal 10 Renick Station; lets Paris on
with 81. and then turns back and lands
the same coal in Lexington for 81.
One of the purposes Of the MeChord
railroad bill is TO prevent such dis
ordinations. yet every Republican
legislature voted against this bill, and
he Republican governor vetoed It.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
Discrimination IL Robbery.

Bourke Cochran In his speech at the
trust meeting at Chicago said:
The public official in control OF any
great public franchise who gives to
any one man opportunities at the ex-
pense OF another. robs that other par
ty. II not OF the property in his pos
session. OF the opportunity TO acquire
property
II is this evil that the McChord rail-
road bill. Endorsed by the Democratic
convention. is intended to prevent. Mr..
Cochran suggesed this remedy:
IAN Officer of a corporation grant
ing a special favor to any person who
has the right to use that possession on
equal terms with everybody else ought
to be held guilty of a serious felony.
No fines, no judicial rebukes. no de-
nunciation from platforms, no legis-
latlve enactments declaring things are
reprehensible will touch the subject.
but a specific enactment that a special
rate granted to any one not enjoyed
by the other is a felony, and proper
means toward furnishing 1t will do
something toward checking IT, and,
my friends, this is not any inconsid-
crate statement; 1t is a crime of the
first magnitude"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
uIODlEBURS.

The schools are closed this week and
he youths are happy.
Walter Warren bought OF John Oaks
house and four acres adjoining his
farm on Dix river for $500
IL was reported here last week that
there would be three weddings at New
Salem Sunday. We have not been able
10 learn how many hearts we're made
happy, or whether any were.
There was but little interest mani
tested in the school election In this
section. At Turkey Knob there was
o election at all, there not being
eiough present for election officers.
MIR. William Mcintosh and Miss Jen.
ME McAninch we're married Tuesday
morning at Col. H. II. McAninch's.
The groom IL pon OF J. w. Mcintosh,
OF Yosemite, aud Is II splendid young
and his bride Is a granddaughter OF
Col. and Mrs. II. II. McAuinch. aud a
lovely young lady.
Thomas Carter, who moved 10 Shell
by county last spring, was here last
week looking after some unsettled bus
iness. He tells us that the boilers Of
Shelby have either gone TO woods or
10 look for Goebel, aud that, there IL no
talk OF bolt there now. Tom was
wearing q Goebel button and seemed
as proud OF II rs little boy Of his fret
breeches.
Poor men In Lincoln county should
think twice before voting against
NJ. +. North. Mr.. North Is q plain,
everyday scot Of fellow, and is not above
the level OF common people. He might
have been seen most any day last sum
mer dressed In overails, . striped cot
ton shirt and SLOUGH hat, working side
by side with men on his farm. He has
none Of that proud aristocracy about
him, that Is said 70 have characterized
his opponent through life. Elect Mil
lard North and you will have repre-
sentative, who will speak 10 you In
Stanford, or any where else he may
meet you. L. S. u.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
Bryan's Suggestions.

In. his speech delivered at Chicago
Mr.. Bryan. in discussing the Trust
Evil. suggested one remedy He said:
The great trouble has been that
while our platforms dcnounce corpora
tons, corporations control the electors
the men who are elected TO enforce the
law. Let me propose a remedy-not a
remedy but a step. think. in the right
direction Let the laws, state and ma
tional make II penal ofiense for any
corporation 10 contribute TO any cam
paign fund of any political party. You
remember the testimony taken before a
senafe committee "a few years ago.
when the head OF the sugar trust testi-
fed that the sugar trust made It its
business to contribute to campaign
funds, and when asked 10 which one 1t
contributed. replied that II depended
on circumstances. To which fund do
you contribute IN Massachusetts,? was
asked. To the Republican fund To
which fund in New York; To the
Democratic fund To which fund in
New Jersey Well. have TO look at
the books: THAI is a doubtful state I
don't mean TO say that the remedy win
be a complete one. but I believe when
you prevent a corporation from con-
tributing to campaign funds you have
taken a step IN the right direction to-
wards better legislation"
This is a forecast OF the speeches Mr..
Bryan will make in Kentucky during
the last half OF October. II such law
existed in Kentucky and could be ap-
piled to the l. d N. railroad, the state
Democratic ticket would win by 100000
majority.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
NAV WENT VISITING.
AND PAW SOON GOT TIRED OF COOK
ING FOR HIMSELF.

60 lie Undertook 20 Hire a Girl, and
Georgia Tells All About the Trou-
bies That BcfeII His worthy Sire In
His Unwonted sphere.
II no what I'm goin TO Do" paw
says After He tried Cooker two Daze
when ma was Away Visltun. I'm
agoln TO Hire a Curl. You're maw's
always growlen about How hard II Is
to Hire n Curl But I'm agoin to Sho
Her how Blamed easy II is IL purson
goes at II Proper"
so he put n mad In the Paper and the
next Evening thay was Three come TO
see about II. Two of them looked In
the place and sailed thay Didn't have
no Time TO make a Bargain then. So
paw asst the Last One to come In the
kitchen and talk about II. She was
a Large Curl with yallow Hare.
"Whare's the missus?' she says
when She throwed Cold glance
around.
"She's away vlsatun." paw says.
II CESS she must Ben Gone Long
time" the Curl told paw, by the
Looks OF Things. How menny you
Got In the FamblyT
"Only four" paw Told her.
81 spose you Don't Count the Dawg
and the pigs what's Bin rootin around
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
FOR GOEBEL
Are the Members OF the Democratic
National Committee.

National Committee.
The eyes Of Democrats all over the
United States are turned toward Ken
lucky. The Democratic national com
m!ttee, which me, at Chicago Sept. is.
adopted the following resolutions:
"The national committee of the Dem
ocratic party In session at Chicago to
consider the work Of party organlza-
ton preparatory to the campaign Of
1900. sends greeting TO the Democracy
OF the nation. with the assurance that
the prospect ofDemocra,ic success next
year grows brighter every day. and we
have every reason for confidence as to
the outcome. The great need now Is
party unity and thorough organization
The committee appeals, therefore. to
our party friends In all the states. and
especially In the states where elections
are to be held this year, to put aside all
local differences wherever they exist
AMI support the regular party ticket
earnestly and enthusiastically keep
ing always in view the great struggle
Of next year. and remembering that in
unity there Is strength and In division
weakness. Especially do we appeal to
the Kentucky Democracy to give loyal
support 20 the regular ticket in that
state, headed by Mr. Goebel. and there
by make a sure Democratic victory In
the state and the return Of ex-senator
Blackburn TO the senate Of the United
Gfafes"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13

"No, | don't think she ever will mar
ny. You see, she insists upon testing
the affection of every one who proposes
to her, and the test is too severe"
"What is it?"
"She asks him TO teach her mother
TO ride the bicycle. Post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13

He TELLING a halrbreadth adyenture)
And In the bright moonlight we could
see the dark muzzles of the wolves.
She (breathlessly)-Oh, how glad you
must have been that they had the
muzzles on!-Baltimore Jewish Com
ment.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
A DeNIous Course.

"What is that officer doing?' asked
the Filipino general. wasting bis
time practicing fancy penmanshipT
mo, general. He Is making n map
showing our line of march In the re-
cent retreat" Washington Star.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
w. p. WALTON.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
WILLIAM GOEBEL.
Fer Lieutenant Governor.
&c. ". BECkHAM.
For Attorney General,
RI BRECKINRIDGE.
For Auditor,
GusG COULTER
For Treasurer,
:. W. HAGER.
For Secretary Of STATE,
e. BRICK HILL
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
HARRY MCCHEsNEY
For Commissioner Of Agriculture,
ION II. NALL.
For kailroad Commissioner,
c. e. MoCH0RD.
For Representative,
MI. NORTH.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-13
Something Different.

I've heerd people talk about this
Orange Free State" said Eaton Shah
balong. 'Wher' is itT'
1T wouldn't do you no good TO
know" replied Tuffold Knutt. THE
Orange Free State amt no free orange
state, by thunderin' sight."-Chicago
Tribune.