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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12

Foley's Horev and Tar -lw~yI -tnps
the cough and heals the lu"g.. Refuse
substitutes. Eva',A PharmAuy.
He Could Hardly Get Up.
p. III. Duffy, OF Ashley, IT,, writes:
"This Is to certify that hav- tax 81 two
bottles OF Foley's kidney Cur- aud It h .a
hs'ped mo more than nnv other medicine.
1 tried many advertised remed,es. hur
mono Of them gave me an> relief. Ny
druggist recommended E'Ol.v'a Kidney
Cure and 1t hA+ cured me. Before com.
mencing its use l was In such shape
chat could hardly get up when once
down." Evans Pharmacy.
ElerOhante, Do You Hanole Shoes7
We are selling agents for j. X. Ore
celebrated Advertised Red Seal Shoes,
Boston and Atlanta. Thie Line COM
prises everything from the cheapest
Brogan to the finest hand made goods.
Our mems King Bae to vesail at $3.50 and
Ladies' Queen Bees to retail at 50 so arr
the most elegant and best advertised
Shoes on the market. Every pair war
ranted. We ask merchants in need OF
Shoes to call at our Office and inspec,
| this Line.
WEBB &. CATER,
C0m mnfaafon Marahanta and Mill A xrants
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12

Still moving with increasing sales The printers say
last week thatwe didn't do quite much business
early Fall as usual; should have been didn't do quite
as much business in October usually in the
Fall It is matter of record that have had tn. most
satisfactory Clothing business thus history
It is to your interest to
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12
psvslo,aas Prescribe nc.

May vi, rid minded phyaioiana pre-
scrih Fl.se' "A HG..v and Tar. as they
hayeuev-, f"titp' -.fa and reliable Q
remedy ior .nr,,at and iunv troubles as
this great medicine. Evans Pharmacy. \
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12

Spool Turkey Red Embroidery. 10
Spool Cotton. 49,. ......... 10
Three balls Thread .......... lc
Steel Thimble. -. 1c
Package Hair Pins. ......... 10
Paper Pins. 1o
Two Pencils. ..... 10
Baby Rather. 1o
5O-yard Spool Silk. ..... ..... DC
Safety Pins, two doz 80. &c
Night Lamp. -. loo
Hand Lamp. ......... 18c
Chenille Table Covef-bargain. SOC
Heavy-Heeced Ladies Undervest Zoo
2-Quart Coffee Pot loo
All Linen Handkerohiefs, ladies. Sc
Oriental Cushion Pillow Tops. 1Oc
One doz. Table Oil Cloths. loo
Rolling Pins. -. ........... 80
Spectaolos. -. ...... .......... loo
Razor Homes ........ 49,. 10c
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12
THE GLOBE STORE.
Anything. EVERYTHING
But always the BEST and way below all others

One said he did could sell
man man SAD you are selling Goods the heard Of lady said
we don't save you from 10 to 70 general bill
the mule We
and Anderson County has her share of them
SOME WHO READ THIS will in
add of these kind the fellow
eands seei eatigataf for ouraalf
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12

! ||-l5i.(j1}1:+-S'j+(j1{ GLOBE STORE. !
Cheaper than all other Stores but for the Cash Only.
N~@@%NANANNA
PRACTICE ECONOMY BY A LITTLE SAVING ON
EVERYTHING YOU BUY.
This Store does pretend advertise Goods at less
than cost at centage than Stores
tnat Intelligent child knows so sell the Goods
we could not sustain ourselves other WORDS
tell that sell so per cent per less than
other Stores The Store that advcrtses reliable
it is practical impossibity We tell you prices
bear us out, that we you LITTLE EVERYTHING
you here against the prices for the
where The ultimate saving by trading means many
dollars saved during the year.
WE ALSO SHARE OUR PROFITS
In the voting contest for
THE MOST POPULAR FARMERS WIFE.
To win handsome 12 Piece English Dinner Set on January
LIST. Those who lead to Saturday last are
Mrs J. d. Compton, Townvlle first 653 votes
Mrs Gussie McCarley Iva second, COS votes
Mrs L. A. Dean Dean third 527 votes
Mrs C. ID. Chamblee, Anderson, fourth 398 votes.
Every farmers wife may the contest vote for
every 1Oc. purchase
In the Every Saturday Night drawing $500
IN Cash tho lucky number for last week 772O
held by Mr. Dudley Strickland Station Remember
give Coupon for each 25c you trade Every
one has equal chance to win.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-12

CROCKERY AND CHINA WARE-Dont department
the things in Chocolate Ivory Ware and plain and decorated
China Cant
orbd Give money by selling you
other
trade truly,
JOHN A. AUSTIN MAGNET.
High Price Breakers Low Makers, -.
D6s~ The that sells
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

-. POWIEHBzA.

COAL CREEK, Tenn, 10
Maja. - W tutejszych kopalniach.
wsgla zwanych Fratervi'le Coal
Mine. vydarzy}a sic dis raro
strassnna katastrofa. Q godainie
lei rano jak zwykle zjechai'
winda $50 g6rnik6w ! rs pomocni-
k6w do piracy " szybach. Za'edwo
; winda ostatnl ras ~wyieoha}s W 90
: re ds} SIG slyszec ogromnie silny
hulk %podziemny, ziemia sic wstrze
STA q "a ohwile z otwor6w szybu
wybuchfy piomienie. Jaks silnym
by} prad gazu dowodAi fakt,, ze
maszynista PREY windzie wyrzuco~
ny zosts} o kilkanabcie SAN v
powietrze.
2 szybu ME dawafy sic sly
SEED sadne lgiesy, ME ME. a la
windy AMI sygnal6w, 1n'iertelaa
cisza tam panvwaia. i mic dziwne-
Co. 2 gdy. 6m,erd rospostarta tam
swe panowanie. Ws1ysoy g6rnioy
tyohae pomoeaioy v lio1oie $50
isud.i .giDeli nag'e smiero'a
~skutek wybuchu gas6w trujaeoy'c'hh.
kt6ry bys tax silny e niettdrym :
,yoh nieszosealiwyoh oderwa1 gio.-'
Wy cd oiala.
]. Ma wi.donoad . tej straez-
mel katastro6e .as.sd kompanil
s, s.s.,, '.b,si,a lsasi - p's'isz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

%.LtS N@4s-A-4.@.m. ~ ~
III u ponr'oo'ays pie ta's Il i ! e 4? SO.
.ryeh, Pie vieasi'.ns0 eHy .yi, ~ s ais
e.y g .s. a,l t u. IpFzs1 wys'-
dzone gazami : ham'egnie osy tea
:psdlii e6a,raa xzzbueh1'aa:: ~.
a tymcaz' 'a mad Walden
do szybu rozgrywa9y sie ~straszne
sceny. To matki, sony d~ziecrgg11r-
znajdajeoyeh sic v pslacym
Sic szybie zebra'y s'e mad tym
wsp6|nym grobem swych nsjdroz-
szych ietot ma Freeman jeczasv,
zawodzi1y Tub bfaga}y przechodza !.
cych o ratunek ola tych co sic pa~
Ia tam - pod ziem,a.
, Pc po}udniu dooiero uda1o SIC
jedpemu oddzia4owi ratqnkowemu
dotrze6 do wnetrza szybu pc mad
piracy mad u%sunieciem xsy-
panych kamieni l wegla. Naprdzao,
sic trudzili : napotkali same tru-
pY tylko j ~zgl'szcza cia} ludzkiic b
Ami jeden. CLOS ME przywital ratu-
jacych bracl - pomoc przysz}a "a
p6zno. 925 ludzi prsep}aciso ~
ciem te katastrofe.
w ca}em miescie zafoba*l smu-
tex: Rozgsryczenie panuje stu
szne przeoiw zsr1adowi kopalni
kt6ry jeszczew roku zeszlym .otrgy~
:. 80. "
mai cd inspektora kopalni pclece~
ME :urzadzenis lepszej wentyIacyl "
szyb;e celem usuniecla gromadzae~
cych sic gazdw. Ale jak zwykle to
,roozzporzadzenie zosta}o sic ma pap'e
re j ME zostafo wykoaanem wsku~
"A FL. 49,
tex czego tylu nieszczeSiiwych
~utraci}o zycie..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
JAZDY :
). poci.g6w kol,eiowyah


+. - VII - = - II ..tr - :. aa
Chicago l. No'th~ ostern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
chteae, passenger Ex Sunday roo q. q
-s1 d.ny ra,o pue
N. zschoa.
po,koea PasssnestidaIy 7;ssP.A.
Minnssoea Mai Passenger, tEx- saa.) $50 IN.
Passeager, No.1 Rx. Sun, r1s Pm.
Przybyc1e pocl4. =:
Re Wscbodu
..ssss; s s;sss; ss h. ;'ks- ss.. - s 81 s
Iocai Passenea No Except Sunday $3.50 Pm
saxon Passages No. . Ok SON eco p. n
:EblnagO. BCriingt0nsA Northern
Ma p6apoe
. Paul 3 = Mime! M,ons.Po3t. - 9. 20: a. ,,.ts
Nh pnlud ME
Il. 81. Lopis;6 Peoria II. .u.4s 2. u. II:% p. .
Sh;esro & S. Louis eapress 49, :. =. r1.so .. .
1888 W01yNS O0sOHuV
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Opat
Roek Island expvsss daily 1880 IN
Fast Mall fdaHyl 6o1 Z
G1caeo vsxahnled daily il4a =. ~
Chicago express $40 p n
Ma Zaohdd.
Haaso cypress tda9yl = "a. n
Caaeo ~vsssbuled tdzay &:a4 AZ.
.fnH- Naillda ,aso6 n
Rcd Iaand ezpresst1aIvs no . N
.sOUIHERA MINNESOTA DIvIslOh.
p.-.,sr $50 , :
Green Bsy Ltne.
:. ), e.-.-.- 81 g. i. 81; 81
- R.-@54s%~, &sSs&..sL - - .4%a%&%S E%AS2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
.asa<segs at EsssMsss-.s # -
LEON ! ( 9, ) !. KILL XII: ! .ss s., !.
30

ma poslnchaniu piefgrzymki,
kt6ra e w~szyrtkich ziem polskich,
: poSr6d wssystkich warstw ma
rodu posp.essyla ,,ad limipa apo
stolorum'". fodajemy tekst pre-
mowy Leona XIII " dos}ownym
przekiadzie).
Ukochani synowie z Polski!!
Wldok wasz dziwna radoscia
Mas napelnla, boo byf on nietylko.
.pozadany, ale wprost oczekiwany.
Bylisny az naxbYt przekonani, re
" tym nap}ywie ludlow re wszyst:
kich stron .swiata, Pragnacsch
oeladac Piotra, katolicka Polska
nieobecna bye ME. zechce.
Gdy was tn .widzimy, gdy ".
.duszy rozwazapy, &C W tel chwili:
lmieniem wszystkich. " nader der
Nam mi&ych sfowacb wypowie E
>dziano, SERGE Nasze rwie sig do
calej Po!skii mimowoli przych'-
dzi ma my6l, iak nar6d wasz wsrod
rozlicznych, najciezszy ch goryczy
pe}nych nieszczes6 zaehowat wiars
.oic6w z s~ta{os:la n%lez}omna, 60
tow ~raczej glnac -niz sic ugiae.
Mad take mestw" COZ mole bye
milszego. i co lepsza rok"wac
= - ..' -. - re"
przysz}o6c? 2 jake vice ]estesnm7
Ola was zyczliwosci$ jak gor2co
ola narodu -polskiego pragniemy
lepszei i to trwa}ej doll, = wy
sami vsadzcie.
<Zreszra ME my6limy d}uga
was zatarz,;yjmywad przemowe, Ma
to. jedno tylko zwracamy suwage !
do tego zaoheoamy: abyscie ME
dopuscili, ably ia wasza do Rzymu
pielgrzymka przemine}a bez zba-
wienneg5 owocu. Eiezmiernie wiele
m6wi Rzym do duss g}eboko reli-
g1jnych, kt6re stad czerpia nowa i
zat1a podniete do goraoej oh'ze6~
oi.dstisj p~dbo.aoto,. Q to sic wieo
s~tarajeie j tego dot.seie, bysoie
stad. do ojezysny ! ApwiskssoDs
mi1odola WARY dwistej ~ipokrsepie~
nte mestwa xalsz.eego .ponie6li:
- .* 80. =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Ruch r~ewOlucyjny
" R. sgt.

O rozruchach ch}opskich ma
Zadn,eprzu donosi biuro Rutera 2
Petersburga:
Nv Ma}orusi panuja stosun-
XII, graniczace z rewoluc>4
Chiopi W p,%rro'wincyi p6ltawskiej,
doprowadzeni do rozpac ;i!j g}odem.,
a procz tego rozdrsz iaa chi taajna
poo.sli sic biaf1yd. ma "a
padl, dotychc.a,s' na so dwor66w, !!
niszczqo wssystko .czego o,e mo-
gil .'up,6 j sabrac. Posuasl's ZIG do
tego. ze rabowali I ,fabryk: ogrom-
ne ilosci cukru i wrxuca1i je " wo-
de-: R6wniez W prowincyi char
kowskiej zrabowano 20 posia-
.d}osci. w :ca}ej okolicy panuie
~powszechne p~rzerazenie W~fasciclele
i zarzadzcy d6br, Z obawy pred
rozszala}ymi robotnikami i chfopa
mi, porzuca]a wszystkoi uciskaia.
Zachodzi Ottawa, re ruch ~rozszerzy
sic, q tium napadnie ma miasto
.Chark6w, tenn wiecej, re niekt6rzy
przedstawiciele rxadu okazuja ME-
pewnos6 i wahanlu. Inni urzednicy
natomlast postypuja bardzo ostro !
kaza zo}nierzom kara6 ch}op6w
cb4osta Stwierdzono, re rozruchy
c~h}opskie " karl6wce, posiadtosci
|ksieoia Meklenburskiego, zosta}y
wywolane postepowaniem zarzatz-
oy, kt6ry czesd zapom6g przezna
czonych ola wloscian, dotknietych
kleska g4odowa, ,achowa} ola sic.
bic. Zrozpaozenl chfopi z}uplli
wtedy samek budylki gospodar-
cze
Oburzenie robotnikow " Mo-
skwie przybfa}o take rozmiary,
ie cesarz zanlechat zamiaru spedze-
dzenia y Moskwie 5wi4t wielka
noonyoh. Kilku miuistrdw j inn,ch
d%ostolnikdw otrsymalo listy ) POI
groatami. " s.mej stolioy tljni
| .g,t.sor.y uvij.,ss ii vdrdd robot
/. ~4A vi s.,sE. - S&EgAIAEL.ElG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
stratku eglarxy,

q stratku Weglarxy.
John Mitchell, Prezydent sto-
warzyszenia g6rnikdw przybyf
wczoraj do Chicago, ably wybadac
jak publicznoSc zapatruje sic ma
rozpoczety strajk w~eglarzy: 0dby1
" tel sprawie kr6tkae narade :
kilkoma przedstawicie1ami uni
.g6rniczej. Mitchell. mic movie ME
chce 0 przepowiadanym strajku W
kopalniach wegla miekkiego, ale po-
.wiada, se strajk rozpoczety potr-
wac moze bardzo d}ugo. Chicagoscy
handlarze wegla ME wierz4, ably
g6rnicy. " Illinois mieli przy}aczyc
sic do strajku, poniewaz ME tax
dawno jak zawarli move korzystnas
ugode : pracodawcami. G6rnioy v
Illinois 50 dobrze zorganizowani
1T towarzystw . czion-.
kdw przeszlo 10000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
~~ ~" -
II
.S4.UCH:::; : :;: : ::;< ';; :::$

.os7dxo male. P<zcto nl-zWl0 cznie.
Wszetk,ch infu"m.cyi udz'elamy. Dezr
nj tuie. Leczymy zastarzal. y nawet
sWvpadkit uznnne IN nieuleczal0e Jedyny
zakiad texo rodsaiu W Anne. yce.
Folska Kl1niEa
1888 Henrietta Str. st. LOUIS. MO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29
Patryotyc@na
nova.

LW!Ow. w setna. jedenasta
rocznice ogfoszenia Konstytucyi 3
Maja pc nabozehstwach ,rannych,:
odby1 sic wieczorem " sail ratuszo''
wei uroczysty wieczdr. Zaggai{ por
witany oklaskami, posel Jakd q Boz
ko. Szanowny mowca .przemowe
swa zakohczyf nastepujacemi $40
wy >. M.
,,Niedawno hasfeem, ktdre brzmia-
10 przez dlugie lata "; :dziejach Po-
rozbiorowych by} okrzyk: ,,Bozfe
.4daaj. by zablysnaefs trzeci mar NJ
Sym obowiazkiem obecnie' .l iSS. q. d. :
lei "a tw6rcami> Konstytucyi Ire
ciego Maja, poruszyt ukpione do
tychczas varsity miejskiego wiej-
skiego ludu. Jezeli pragniemyi cd
wali6 ciezki kamiehi, jakim ojczy-
zne nasza przytloczono, ME =bedzie-
=.
my pytali, jak !eWanggeeliczne ME :
wiasty: "a kt6z nam ten odwali!
= ale wlasnym wysi}kiem kamieh
ten usunac musimy."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

GArA--@SraAA4 m
[nik6w fabrycznych,, aby ich naks s
Ig = I y 81 psa!ssi.s =, maja pev'sssh Z
Dsgo .tr.jtu, st s' = nie1.do-
violent : : mlapowania Z2eengera MI.
nlstrem oSwiaty, = 81,
.NIes.czesnws Flnlandya,
2 Helsingforu donosza: " ca.
lej Fiplandyi stan .obIezen,a. "
nasz,mmlescie kozaoy przejechali
1I,rzez nave wielklego kosciola pro-
testanckiego j wdzierali sic nawet
do dom6~ prywatnych. Pr6cz tego
siekli nahajkami kazdego napotka-
nego przechodnia. Pewna kobiete !
kilkoro dzieci zbito niemieiosier-
ME- szpitalu katowano rekoa
walescent6w; lekarx mnsial uciekac
przez okno swege mieszkania. Pc
wien woznica, znajdujacy sic ma
podw6rzu, odleg}em przyns jmniej
o mile cd miejsca rozruch6w, 20
stall crezko Pc kaleczony, Roimistfz.
kt6rego ! aawisko powszechnie
vym,eniajq, zaczaf bic jakat die
wczyne, . .gdy pewien nauczyciel
chciaf ja obroDic,. rotmistrz powa-
ill 60 p,awie niezywego ma ziemie
Rad pozostawi1 kozakom swobode
d, Ludnoso HeIs,ngfor<u
postanowila prosid cara . usunie.
Gle: kozak6w.1 !. -
Emigtaey. ! Finl,pdyi przy-
biera ~n,ebywa}e rozmiary. W u
b,eg}ym roku ei1igrowsio og6fem
Is, 600 os6b, cbecnie emigir:aacj5a IL
czy tygodniowo 500 do 1900 osob.
/: IF
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-13
VILLAGE EXPANDING.
MR.. BATHROOMS SUBURB
RAPIDLY INCREASING.

Contractor Dunlap, who is superin-
tending the work at Cedar Bluff, the
small village the Katterjohn Construc-
ton Co. is putting mp near Princeton,
left for that place this morning after
a business trip to the city.
He is stationed there and will prob
ably be there for six months. There
are 10 houses under course of CON
struction and more will be built when
thesesare finished. Mr.. Katterjohn
will build a suburb that Princeton
can VOL feel proud Of in a CONNER
cial and manufacturing way The
qaarry is one Of the largest in the
country and when completed and all
the machinery is up will be one of
the biggest industries in the state.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-13
THE TIE PROBLEM.
COUNTRY Is BEING REFoREsT.
ED RAPIDLY.

Richmond, Ind, May i3-John p.
Brown, secretary Of the internationa
society of Arboriculture, is helping to
reforest the country. He has super
intended the planting of so, 900 catslps
trees for the Big Four road. He.has
just returned from New Orleans,
where he planted 40, 900 cstalpas for
the Illinois Central, and is en- route to
Duquoin, ILL.,, to plant 80, more
for the same company. The tie prob
lem, in view of the rapidly decreasing
supply of timber, is becoming serious
with the railroads, and they are try
ing to prepare for it now by planting
forests of catalpas. Mr.. Brown says
that over thirty railroad companies
have taken this plan, and its general
adoption within short time is prob
able.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-13
LOST 4 HAAD
Lad Employed Ia the Collar Shop
Badly Hurt.
His Right Fingers hsrgiei So Anpuiation
Was Necessary,

Hugh Schiller aged IA, az employee
in the collar shop Of the E. Rehkopf
Co., met with a serious accident this
morning about 80 O'Clock while at
work with one Of the straw machines.
The little follow het beon working
at the collar shop q few days only and
was not well acquainted With the
working and the dangers Of The ma
cnine which bad been placed IN his
charge. lis duty is to stuff in straw
which prepares 10 5or stumng the col
lars. The boy got his right hand into
the machine and all the fingers man
gled to the palm The pahn Of the
hand was also badly iaoerated and it
was necessary to take all the fingers
off. Drs Sights and Brooks performed
the operation.
No one was near the little follow
when the accident happened and the
injury is due entirely to the boys
carelessness or ignorance of the work
ings OF the machine.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-13

ManyOf Boys and GlIls arc
Suffering This Month From
tie After Effects Of
Winter Grippe.
Wise Parents Provide
PAIME'S CELERY COMPOUND
For Their Loved Ones.
The Wondrous Medicine Quickly Ex-
peIs all Germ Posons From
the Blood and Fortifies
the Weak and Run
Down System.

A busy city physician, enjoying a
large annual income, remarked the
other day that host of young people
boys and girls--were suffering this
month from the after effects of winter
grippe.
Dear parents, have any of your
children suffered from an attack of
the cruel monster grippe, during the
past winter months? Are your boys
and girls irritable, feverish, pale, or
weak? Have they cold and clammy
limbs? Is the blood watery, impure,
or sluggish? Is the appetite poor and
digestion weak? Has the rose tint
of health faded from the checks? II
any Of these conditions are noted, be
assured the dreps OF deadly grippe are
implanted in the system.
If your children are not blithe-
some, happy, boisterous, and strong
in May, their condition calls for
prompt action on your part. Their
future-health and physical hsppi-
ness, or sufferings and early death
is in your hands, dear parents, and
you alone are responsible to Heaven
and the community Of which you form
a part
When winter grippe has implanted
seeds of virulent diseases, the first
and most important work is to expel
from the blood every trace of poison.
This is always successfully acoomp-
lished by the use of Psines celery
Compound.
This marvellous medicine after pur-
flying the foul and stagnant blood,
acts as n nerve food. 1t builds up
the nervous system and nourishes all
the bodily tissues.
Boys and girls with such a start in
life as they always receive from
Paine's Celery Compound. grow mp as
sturdy as forest oaks; they revel in
strength and true life they are fair to
behold; they make the men and
women most needed by our country.
Do your part this month, dear parents,
with promptness and honesty, and
rest ass ured Paine's Celery Compound
will not fail in its grand work of
health building.
DIAMOND DYES Purea. strongest
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PROPERTY SOLD.
MASTER COMMISSIONER CLIP
HUSBANDS DIsPOsEs OF
EIGHTY LOTS.

The following IL q report Of Master
Commissioner Clip Husbands sale at
the court house yesterday;
Eighty.four lots of the rully estate
were sold for total of si,s64 80.
The highest price paid for one lot +,
the sale being conducted by the lot,
was sl4 TO John Herzog who pur-
chased nearly all the estate. The
lowest price was g., Mr.. J. O. Farley
taking one lot at this price and Mr..
Herzog taking another at the same
figure.
Property Of Matte Dopson, on
South Seventh street. was sold to her
for $500.
IN the case of Rudolph, admins
traitor, against J. II. Surrett property
near Cakes went to will Mcclure for
$50.
Another Tully lot sold to L. e.
Girardey who failed to make bond
was resold to Ed Puryear for 1865.
The property is located on Clay street
between Ninth and Tenth.
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TRAGEDY ON A RIVER BOAT.
JESSE MITCHELL, OF HENDER-
SON, KY, SHOT BY GEORGE
SPRADLEY.

Evansville, Ind, May 13-Jesse
Mitchell, of Henderson, KY, was
shot and killed by George spradley,
Of this city. The crime was commit.
ted at Spottsville, KY, on the
steamer d. A Nisbit. spradley had
been drinking and was quarrelsome.
In q rough and tumble fight on the
boat Mitchell tried to interfere, when
Spradley shot him. The Nisbit
brought Spradley to this city and he
was arrested. Mitchell was one OF the
best known officials Of Henderson.
He leaves . family.
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MEET OF IOWA sPoRrsMEN.

Ottumwa, Ia, May 13.--Crack
shots from all parts Of the state are
gathered here for the annual tourna.
ment of.the Iowa State Sportsmen' s
Association. which began today and
continues until Friday. The program
provides for both target and live bird
matches, and a number of valuable
trophies and prizes will be,awardsd
Some excellent scores were made in
the target events today.
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Captain Douglas Jones, Of the /. n.
Hook, brought IN his boat today.
The John s. Hopkins was in from
Evansville today with a good trip.
The Fannie Wallace is undergoing
extensive repairs on the dry docks
here
The Charleston leaves this evening
for Tennessee river, and is getting Q
good trip.
The Oowling brought up another
large trip Of carnival passengers,
bringing over two hundred.
The Inverness will arrive ont Of
Tennessee river today with Ave bsrges
of ties for the Aver and Lord people.
The Penguin arrived out Of Cumber-
land river this morning with several
barges of ties and passed on down to
Joppa to unload the tow.
The John K Speed remains due and
will'probsbly reach this city today.
She is hung up at Caseyville by the
sand bar and will have to tighten
up. before she can pass.
The City Of Memphis will leave st.
Louis tomorrow for Tennessee river
sndiwill reach Paducah Friday. She
will also have large crowd of osrn'.
val visitors from present indications
Captain Phillips, of Memphis, the
owner of the steamer Sun hull which
was repaired here, is in the city today
making preparations to take the barge
for Memphis where he viii finish the
boat
The Dick Fowler brought ur
good crowd from Cairo last night and
left with a good trip this morning
She will reverse her trips Thursday,
leaving Cairo at $3.50 every morning
and arriving here at l o'clock.
The Clyde arrived from Tennessee
river last night with big trip of
passengers. She brought out over $50
carnival visitors and also had an ex-
cellent freight trip. She will leave
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Wednesday ON her return trip. nv
The towboat people are going slow
with ties at present and say that it is
rly,impossible to get the farmers to
use their teams in the transportation
of ties to the river. They are all
ploughing and have use for their teams
other than TO carry ties.
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NEW GUN CLUB RULE.

The Railroad Mems Gun club held
its regular shoot yesterday afternoon,
and hsd pleasant time. The Padu-
cab Gun club decided that no more
purses will be shot for over its traps
ON days selected for the regular
shoots. These purse shoots will have
to be held on some other day here
after.
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OPERATORS SEEK
A CONFERENCE.


Carbonate, Ill, May IA CON-
mittee consisting of J. J. Dermody,
general chairman, Of Mounds; r. L.
Shannon, grand secretary. of Anna,
and W. L. Stone, local chairman, OF
this city, left today for Chicago, repre-
senting the order OF railway telegraph
ers, to meet the general officers Of the
Illinois Central system in arranging =
new schedule of wages and shorter
hours of work for the operators on
this system. The men are conserva-
tive, reasonable employees, and no
doubt is expressed as to the outcome
Of the meeting.