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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13

tau9t. Nu1 bab oteier iunge Mnnn
f9pn NIT ben @efeben In Ronfltft aes
ratben mar, mar germ Su9s betonnt
eetporben, unb bteQet9t serabe bess
balb eri9ien er ibm fiir fetne 3tpede
bte seetgnete perfor gu fein. Ser iunee
mann befonb fi6 eerabe tpieber einmal
ouf benz 9rodentn, 10 bate er ii9 benn
ouf bie Wnnonee bin. bic INN etfpas
pafenbes 5li perbeiben iaien, etmelbet.
Ser 2ln5ug, in ipef@em er ftd 9errn
Su9s oorfteIte, fab aieuli9 rebuairt
aus. @9on in ben nd9ften Sager trat
borin cine ipeientliGe Menberung Elm.
Gr erldten bon Ropf Biz gu SUB bSlIig
neu gefleibet, ber goiffeur bra9te feia
nen 99nurrbort unb feline Srtiur In
bic geb0rise JaTon7 unb 70 itellte 9usp
pG0blt9 etnen febr dnfebnliden, blons
ben, bGbf9en itngen Mann Dor, Der
gans ben Ginbrud r1o9te, ols Of er
rtemals bie bunflen @eiten bes menf4z
lt9en 2ebens fennen gelernt Bate.
Wenn man Germ Suds fragte, tper
biefer iunee Mann, ben man ieBt 70
bdufts in ieiner @eieuI4aft fab, iet, 70
ertptberte er, bob es Der @o5m etnes
peritorbenen Sugenbfreunbes bon linn
pGre, Der BON feinem Water elm am
&bein befinbli9es grobes gi{entpert
geerbt babe, unb ber no9 Berlin 9e=
fommen fei, I'm iid bier nit 1einen,
@elbe einise Wo9en long gu an,iiIiren.
I @ines Nbenbs bra9te 9err Studs
ieinen iunsen Sreunb in ben Rlub nit.
9uso mahte feinen iiblen Ginbrud,
MIR fanb man. bab er pieuei9t ettpas
gu gefpra9is mar, nm nidt an fagen.
eef4tpdsig. Oie 6reunb19aft NIT
feinem Inn 10 piele Sabre 6lteren Wlenz
tor f9ien febr inttm gu iein, tpenig1tens
ging !6uso Germ 5u9s ni9t bon Der
@eite. @elbit tpenn biefer feline unbe=
beutenben Spiel4en ma9te, tpt9 9uso
ntdt BON ibm. gr feBte fi6 an ben
Slid NIT beran unb, obne ielbit gu 1piee
len-benn fein alter. piirbiger, bic
Stelle eines 0aters an i6m bertretenz
Der 5reunb ipinidte bas lti9t-ma9te
er ben uaiebiB," oas beibt, er fab ben,
Spiel nur gu unb plauberte in ieiner
Wetfe babel.
Nt9t felten tpurbe Der &lub aud
bon burdreifenben Jrernben befu9t.
9lls elmer biefer 6renben fpurbe zines
Mben6s Elm burh fetnen &et9t9lrm Be-
fdnnter iunser rufiif9er Giirit eripar@
tet. Giirit 8rasin bate in ieiner
5eimatb unermeblide Sitter nnb mar
nidt nur ipesen feines Mei9t6ums,
fonbern oum ipesen ieiner @pielleiz
benf9aft befannt. Wenn es in ben
internotionalen Spielflubs 6ieB:
.6iirit 8rasin fomn1t," 70 mar bas
eIeihbefsutsnb bamit, bab on biefem
@bsnb aeine eroBe So6e" benoritanb.
Sortiebuna fotet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
@rpae @efabr etner ssra,,.

ngs iit nur cine M6eli1feit por-
banoen, Sbr 2eben au retten, uno
Die ift ourb cine Operation" fuaren
Die i6redenerreaenben g9orte, Die
Der grst Der Srau S. 9. 6unt oon
Slime Gioee, @ise., lagte, noh=
oem er oergeblih perlubt bate, Iie
bon einem l6redliben Waeen 2ei=
ben unb @elbIuht 81 beilen. @al=
leniteine batten ii6 gebiloet uno tbr
3uftan6 neriblimmerte iid t6elid.
Damn fling iie an, Electric Bit
ters" 81 nebmen. Der iie pDllia
beilte.. Sc lit elm porsiisli6e8 Weits
tel 9eeen Waeen=, 2eber= uno Seie=
rem 2eioen. Seilt Dpspeplie uno
Ippetitloiigfeit. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt. 3u baben bel &.
&alteper & Sobu, @eu. S. s.
Shmttt gigentbiimer, uno No. Oreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
@as iinb bas: ,,shmersen +?

u9iebe Mutter, frug inein &no6e
Seute MIDI, ofpas limb oas: Shmer5en?'
lln6 ib bab' oes fleinen 5rngers
Wun1 gefIBt aus bDllem Sersen.
GlIdlih' &inb, gllffi6' 9(lter.
Sem Biz jebt bas i91ne 9eben
9luf bic finberleicbte 5rage
Seine Nnttuort hat eeseben.
9reimal eliieflib' &inberber5en
i3u Der Mutter in bic &ammer
9rdgft bu beine fleinen @unoen.
NnsoutueitIen oeinen Sammer.
llnb nit oeiner lebten Tbrdne
ST bas grbBte 9eib 5errpnnen;
Sn benz ihimmernb feubten Nuee
Sat elm 9acbeln Sieg eetuonnen.
Mb, 10 lonse mod bein Summer
Midt Der I6nellen Sbrdn' entbebret,
Bang ib nid]t nm oicb, benn Tbrdnen
Sinb bem er6Bten Sbniers nertuebret.
Simmer ipiinid' ib, bab bein 2eben
5rei lei aller gr6eniAmer5en,
9enn nur balb hait bu gelebet,
Sleiben frem6 lie oeinem 6erSen.
DDf bes Sitnmels bbbIte @nobe
Dir oas @rbenleio perflare:
WDgeft ME bu einIam tpeinen
Deines Grams Grl6iersdbre.
W. Subler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
Mus ainsermmnS.

ginige biiblhe IeuBeruneen aus
&inoernuno entnebnen mir bem Bez
ri9t bes r9ailp gbrDniele" iiber
cine 8Drleiung bes 8arlamentsmitz
gliebes Or. Wacnamara, Der friber
IusbIlfslebrer eetpeien ift. Gin
fleiner Nmerifaner, mad benz err
ften Wenlben befraet, at,tpDrtet:
nBaibinoton." Nls man i'm an Nbam
erinnert. meint er: rSa 10, tpenn Sic
Iusldnoer audi 5ablen!" @ez
ibidtlibe Sraeen f0roerten ftleenbe
NntpDrten gu Gage: ,,&Dnig Safpb
Der grite batte iebr uniaubere @e=
tuebnbeiten. gr tpuid5 fib ME bic
9dnoe unb beiratbete Slnna BON
9dnenarf. = 8esiiglib Der 6dr=
ten Der Saliiden 9bronfolee err
sdblt elm fleines Wtabben: ,,go=
tparo Der Dritte tuiiroe &6nie
npn Sranfreid eepproen lein,
menn feline Wtutter elm Mann ge=
melen tpdre. - Cine meitere Nnt=
tpDrt: u6einrib Der 9lhte mar elm
lebr gutter Wfann; er liebte piel
@elo, bate geniigenbe sSrauen unb
itarb an @elbmiiren in ben 8einen. "
-8esiiglih Der 6eiratbsaebrdube
oes often @riebenlanbs anttpprtete
elm Sbiler. .oaB elm Wann nur
leine Srau beiratben t6nnte, mas
man Wonotonie nannte. Gin flet=
nes Wdbben ihrieb als @eibnabts=
puni6 an feline @ltern: rllno oann
bite, liebe Wama, befomme oiess
mai fein 8abp au 8eibna9ten; i6
mD6te 10 germ einmal elm rubiees
ssef baben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
800 @elpbnmma! 500.

Die qeier oeIer 3eituns perben iidb freuen gu err
iabren, oaB es uerieers cine eefir6tete &ra1tbeit
beien i'm 5tanSe if 6alls Ratarrb =sur lit Die en=
sge jebt Der dr3tden 9rloeri9aft betannte poitioe
Sur. &atarrb erforoert als cine Gonfitutionstrant=
aeit cine eonfiitutionelle gebanblune 9all's Ra=
tarrb=Rr ruiro innerli6 eenpmmen uno pirit birett
auf oas glut unb Die i9teimieen Sberhd6en oes
spferas, oabnrd bic 8runolaee oer &ranfbeit 3er=
Die Contribution oes R0rpers auibaut rno Der Natir
in ibrem Werte bilTt. Die Gigentbhmer baben 10
bisl 9ertrauen ;u ibren 6eilrdften baB e Elm BUM
bert Dollars gelobnuns fur ieoen Sail anbieten,
ben e su turiren perfeblt. aaBt Gu6 eine 2ite uon
3ateniiien tomnen N2an aoreliire:
s.. s. Gbenep & Co., Spleoo, Ohio.
EF 8ertauit bon alien spotbetera, 9reis rs
@ents bic Slaf6e.
SaH's 5amiIten Dsaen iino Ole better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
q. u. & u. g. Babn.
Mbfuhrt,

Mab @albeiton. 6OuitOn uno guero tag.
Zig. 800 Born.
@a8 Corpus ghrifti, Granias BOB unb
Beenille tdalib .......s9 9 l1hr 8orn1.
unb 2:20 Nabm. .................
Wah g6rnc unb aerruille, tdslith ......
1890 Born.
Mntunft.
Son @alpefon, Souiton unb GuerD tag
100 NbenbS.
Bon Corpus @hrifti, Nranlas BaB unb
Beebille td9lirb .2:05 9abm.
8Dn Borne un6 &errnille. tdelib .....
6.39 Wben68.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
RiiltftPH Rfln.

o.: ~Was tit es fir elm mdbdeng"
B: uOb, es bat einen 8udel, bimz
melbldue 9lugen, einen idneetpeiBen
Seint unb eine 9blernoie. ."-4.: rGlIo
quafi 8ebtrespanorama!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
U Il { u n {
M. 6. & =. sah,t.

Nbfabrt.
3acb @aco, Sort 8ortb, 9allas, 8anias
gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, td9lieb,
(S. u & u. 8. Oeppt) 1880 Mor9ens.
9ta6 8acD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (nom
SunietsOepot) )....... .8:15 Mbenos.
Mntunft:
8Dn gbiea9p, ct. 2uuis, &anIas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb unb g8ac0, taglib
(Suniet Deppt) )........ $3.50 B0rm.
Bon Baco, Sort 8ortb, 9allas &C. (S.
y. & u. IS. Depot -. 9:25 Mben6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
Ser JuR tn Ser semtIdem sprad,e.

Ser Jnf tn oer bemtiebem Sprabe.
Ser Geuti9e bdlt iebr biel auf bic
SiiBe. Wen1t er iib mad, Dem 8e=
finoen zines sSreunoes erfunbiQt, 10
1aat er: 98ie itebt's? SIT er nit
ietnono in freunoibaftliben Gerbdltz
niiien, 10 1aet man: gr itebt NIT
btelem Doer ienen auf freunoi6aft=
libem SuBe; i'm @egenitano iagt
man: Die 5uei leben auf gelpanntem
SuBe. Sir baS @elo bat man eiz
men Mtiin5fuB; fiir bas 2dngenmaB
benubt man ebenfalls ben SUB uno
elm sSuB brett uno ein SuB lang lit
Elm QuabratfuB. Iu9 Dem 8erse
leibt Der 9eutibe einen SUB: benn
bel eiuer 8erepartie fdbrt er nur bis
gum 5uBe bes 8erges. Son Dem
Sbmertranfen iagt mana I9, er
itebt ibon nit einem sSuBe i'm
@rabe. Wfabt Semanb niel Gufz
ipanb, 10 iaet man: gr lebt auf 9rD=
Sem SuBe; treibt er's aber 81 arg,
baB iein @igentbum lebr perl6uloet
| iit, 10 itebt er nit ieinem @igen=
tbum uno leinen oarauf gelebten
Soften auf I6ua6en SiiBen uno er
miro oarun1 nil1tner lang auf freienl
SuBe leben, tuenn er niht 8iirge
idaft leiitet, unb bieier umitano bot
ihon man6en 6a1enfuB our Ser
ampiffunn neFrnrht. Ginen leic1tSiuz
ttieen iuneen Mann nennt man eillen
2ei9tfuB. gum sSreier laet man:
ST aebt auf sSreiersfiBen. = Selbit
Die 8eiipiele iino bel ben 9eutiben
fIBig; benn Der Sobn fuBt iein 8e=
traeen auf oas 8eiipiel ieines ga=
ters, 10 mie Die CUTE gDhter in bic
5uBtapfen Der tugenobaften Wlutter
tritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
SAB Sen Sob pDr 9lmgen.

r@s bereitete mir pitnals eroBe
Shmersen" ibreibt 8. 6. Sper=
itreet BON @lain, 9enn., nipenn ib
meine Srau buiten b6rte, bis = tpie
es ibien = lire 2uneen perlaeen
tpiiroen. Cute Ier5te iagten, Die
Shninoiudt iei bel ibr ibDn 10 melt
pDrgeidritten. baB feline 6Dffnung
mebr fiir iie nDrbanoen lpdre. Cine
quite 5reui1oin empfabl ibr ieoO6
DIR. Kings New Discovery uno
Elm fur5er @ebraub oieles pDr5iigli=
den Mittels rettete ibr 2eben". @s
ift uniibertroffen aesen 6uiten. grz
fdltu1ta 8rDnbitis, Gitbma, 8ruits
uno 3uneenleiben. so @ts uno
81 90. 3u baben bel S. Salteper &
SDbn, @eD. S. S. S6n1itt Gigen=
tbii1ner, uno 30. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
@mlf gbpre 8abm.

N!bfabrt.
gsodb Stodbale, tdalib, ....8:00 8Orm.
Nnfunft.
Son Stodbole. tdalih, 1900 Narhm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
1nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SGuptfing: .0onnerpetter.
70 Elm ps4! 6rsh' i'd ba aus Ser.
itrsut6eit meinen sinsisen Sdulbner!" !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-13
@er,uaublums BON ssabrmms in @ift

Das 8erfaulen BON @abrunas=
Witteln i'm Maeen bat bieielbe 8irz
flung tpie Nrienif; "Dr. Kings s
New Life Pill" entfernen ieoo6
Die @ifte aus ben @ineemeioen, rubis,
langianl, aber permanent, uno beilen
8eritopfuns, Biliuiitdt, tranfbafte
&Dpfibmer5en, ssieber. 9eber= uno
Nieren 2eioen. Sour 25 GtS. 3u
baben bel S. 8alteper & SDbn. @eD.
5. S. S6mitt @i9entbiirler, uno
No. DreiB.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
School Honor Roll.

Second Grade -Lonnie Ingram
Julien Schwab, Mamie Bryant
Tom Moore. Isam Morse. Ralph
Davidson.
Fourth Grade Lee Morse. Me.
nard Woods, Nellie Sutherland.
Mabel Yandell, Mary Joiner.
Fifth Grade Jack Fleming.
Sylvan Price, John Doles, Noel
Walker, Massie Champion, Ellie
Wiring, Annie Dean, Ruth Morse,
Mary Deboe, Ida Kuykendall
Clara Pogue, May Henderson, AL.
lie Wilborn, Alice Schwab.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
AlumnaI Banquet.

To THE ALUMNE OF MARION Ora
DED SCHOOL:
We meet again in School Hall
Monday night, April Doth, May
we not expect TO see all past grad
yates that could come, no mntter
rs to miles and weather. OF course
you are sorely concerned with
life's business, bat this is a part of
that same business to meet with
old friends and mellow the heart
with memories of the old school
life. a good program the best we
ever had--will greet you. Meet.
ing in the School fall we Shall
march TO the public hall to hear
Hawks, the Laughing Philosopher
lecture. Froci thence we come
back 10 the School Hall and carry
out n programme which will be
found later in the Press.
Put all excuses away and come.
Take up little of that kind of
life which pays best. Hoping 10
see every one of you we are, sin
cere,y, Charles Evans.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
Livingston County Wedding.

On Sunday afternoon, April 7th
1901, few of the many friends of
the happy couple met at the home
of Mr.. j. +. Cruce to witness the
marriage of Miss Neron Cruce,
one of Livingston's fairest daugh-
ters, and Mr.. Ed Champion, a well
known young man of the same
county. Rev, Fred Wolfe per-
formed the ceremony. May Hea-
VEINS richest blessings rest upon
Mr.. Champion and his beautiful
bride. A friend.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18

Thursday night, vote was taken
ms to where the next meeting
should bo held and jacksonville
was selected MS the place. This
district comprises quite number
OF lodges, and these meetings ARE
always largely attended. The NEE.
ting will bc held some time in No
vember next aud Morton Lodge
will do itself proud and extend n
cordial welcome to neighboring
brethren on the occasion.
Owensboro Messenger: Especi-
ally in Kentucky, where building
space is ample il seems quite SUI
periluous 10 build n college many
stories high. The Inconvenience
to which this custom gives rise. at
times. as in the Potter college case
even verges on the cruel. 1t has
long been established that climb
ing stalrways is injurious to ladies
then what are we 10 say Of de-
sccnding ropes or ladders at = or
| o'clock at night Let the col.
leges, especially the female collie
ges, be- built for feminine conven.
fence.
Gov, Durbin, of Indiana, is said
10 have decided on his course in
tho event that acquisitions are
presented for w. =. Taylor and
the other Kentucky fugitives. 1t
is believed he will honor demand
for their return. Senator Deboe
says his visit TO Washington is
not for the purpose of asking the
Presidents assistance 10 prevent
Gov. Durbin from honoring
requisition for Taylor Mr.. De.
hoe says he does not believe the
evidence in the Ripley case will
make a change in the course of
the matter.
Nearly all the committees in the
State have reported, aud the last
statements furnished Gov. Nc.
Creary by tho Farmers Bank of
Frankfort, Ky, shows that the
amount 10 the credit of the Goe-
bel monument fund at present is
81, 40. In addition 10 the above
the woman's committee
Of which Mrs. G. G. McChord is
has collected about So
DO. for the Goebol monument
fund. making about $4,000 con-
lributcd for the monument. The
which will he erected
will be one of the largest and the
ever erected in the
state of Kentucky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
GOV. BOB TAYLOR,
VIII Lecture in This City On
Monday Night, May 10.

Ex-Gov. Bon Taylor of Ten
nessee, will deliver his famous lee
ture entitled, Sentiments" in this
city on Monday evening, May IL.
Manager Walker has made all the
necessary arrangements with DE
Long Rice, Mr. Toylors manager,
and there is no unce rtainty as 10
the great humorist's appearance
in Marion The lecture will 10
delivered in the opera house if the
work of repairing that house is
finished in time. If the opera
house is not ready for use, the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
will be secured. The lecture Mr..
Taylor is to deliver in this city is
his latest and most popular one.
Special rates on the railroad will
he secured by manager Walker for
parties of ten or more who desire
TO come from neighboring towns
to hear the lecture.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
THE RIPLEY TRIAL
At Frankfort Rapidly Drawing to
q Close.

The trial Of Garnett Ripley one
of the men charged with the muir.
der of Goebel will soon he finished
Judge Yost was, excepting Bradley
the most important witness for the
Commonwealth.
Judge Yost not only corrobora-
ted, hut strengthened, the sensa-
iional testimony of ex-Gov, Brad
ley. The plot, as they learned it,
was TO shoot Goebel as he entered
the Statehouse grounds, but the
assurance of Charles Finley that
il was all hoax was accepted and
the matter was dropped.
The Commonwealth rested its
case, Wharton Golden being the
last witness introduced. The mo-
ton of the defense for peremptory
instructions for dismissal was
overruled by Judge Cantrill.
The defense introduced Ripley
Monday. He declared he did not
conspire to kill Goebel, and does
not remember about the CONVEX
sation with Bradley. The case
goes to the jury today
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
0steopathy.
From Our Special Correspondent.
FRANKLIN, KY,
April 18th 1901.

/ April lZth IJOl,
SO many ask why they should
try Osteopathy rather than some
other method of treating diseases
that we give the following reas-
ons:
/. The per centage of osteopa-
THO cures is greater than any 9TH
or system.
2. Most of the osteopathic cures
are made when all else has failed.
3. 1t cures many troubles that
medicine can not.
/. Osteopathic treatment is all
solutcly safe.
>. Osteopathy does not produce
one disease to cure another.
6. Osteopathy removes the cause
of disease.
I. Improvement continues after
the treatment is discontinued and
the cure is permanent
\. The system is not saturated
with dangerous drugs.
.. Osteopathy is more pleasant
to take than any other treatment.
10 The methods of osteopathic
treatment appeals'to the common
sense of intelligent people.
IL. The thousands who have
tried osteopathy are enthusiastic
in its praise
y. The charges are reasonable.
l3. The most intelligent people
are believers in osteopathic prac-
tice.
II. Osteopathy has been con-
sidered in over half of the Stat rs
this winter aud not one single law
has been passed against it, but
several have been passed in its fB-
vor.
ID. Governors, Legislators, judg-
es. authors, and all classes are its
adherents -
IL. The practitioners at their
Infirmary are educated men and
women, with a large experience in
the treatment of disease.
L. Our force includes bright
medical men and men who have |
held positions as teachers in med |
ical schools, and been officers in
medical associations.
Is. The osteopathic >practition-
ers have spent more months in
preparation than ninety-nine out
Of every hundred medical doctors.
10. Possibly your chronic trou-
bic will never be relieved by med
ical means,
20. You can not afford TO neg
lect this means of relief.
We shall be glad to furnish any
afflicted person with literature and
information regarding
he institution. 1t costs you no
hing to investigate the merit of
he treatment.
We are, very truly,
The Southern School of Osteopa-
thy, Franklin, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-18
FROM OVER THE STATE.
Newsy Paragraphs About Ken.
lucky and Kentuckians.

Work has been begun on III,
now Southern Methodist churcl
d, jacksonville. Tho building i
10 cost 5000.
John NJ. Mclean resigned n pc
si,inn in the State Auditors Office
ot Frankfort to enter journalism
ia Padudah. IL is understood he
is 10 be editor Of Urey w Olson,
new paper
Bowling Green, April 10. Two
moro indictments have been re-
nmcd 10y the Warren county
rmnd Jury against Luther T.. Per
r. former cashier OF the Warren
Deposit Bank. charging him with
rulezzlement.
raducah. April 10 Burns Guess
carred with criminally assault
ing Mrs. John Scott at her home
u Livingston county last week,
a., been held over 10 the grand
y. which meets next Monday
The woman is only sixteen years
u.d and in a delicate condition.
Danyille. Ky. April IL As a
.csult Of his activity in enforcing
,ac law against Illicit whisky sell.
mt Policeman John Crum one IL
,e best men ever on tile force in
.,s city. was shot aud killed Inst
sht ina Blind Tiger joint lie
was shot with "A pistol. the bullet
passing through the heart and CO.
ming out the back. The assassin
is unknown
% ia said the citizens Of Rich
mud will go To law Ia prevent tho
raru,al 81 Central university
irm TINT city in case other efforts
.u. II is claimed that the city
mi county subscribed $4,000 To
.a,c the university located Mt
Richmond, aud that il can not bc
ruo,cd unless this money Is re-
uuIrd The citizens Of that town
.pcar Ia have "A good case.
Dallas, Tex, April lie. A.
Guo II Dallas twenty.thrce years
u.d must spend the balance of his
no" m the penitentiary Final de
cl,ion was made 10y the State court
Il criminal appeals today. Young
EHpe murdered Prof. Randell, of
houtucky, in this city three years
a-o, by putting poison in n glass
Dr.. beer aud Iobbing the victim OF
money and yaluables.
Robert Matthews, n son of Mr..
George Matthews, shot night
heron, a bird Of beautiful plum
Isr and the only one of the kind
ever seen in this section, at Mat
Ucvs mill, last Friday morning. !
The body Of the bird was not lar
GER than a good sized frying chick
'n though its wings measued
lrco feet and six inches from tip
o tip. The wings were Of n dove
'olor and its back II beautiful dark |
rccn Glasgow Times.
lIopkinsville, April l0-Tack
lynn, n we'll known drummer who
Islts this city semi-monthly in
ne interest OF his house, met with
he misfortune Of losing n large
um Of money while on his return
rom trip in Southern Illinois
few nights ago. He took n slee-
'er and on awakening discovered
hat his wallet containing $4,000
'as gone, Mr.. Lynn resides in
Jacksonville but travels for an
estern grocery house.
Jacksonville Hustler: AT the
lstrict circle meating of Knights
pvihina hold ni Hnndnrsnn last
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Hay for Sale.

Have a lot Of fine timothy hay
for sale. Any one desiring first
class hay should call on or address
j. +. Flanary, Fords Ferry.
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