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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-05
SOL 7'EgERN DIVISION.
NE oNts DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
- trA IACKEGiM NIIIlE. pa

NE oNt.t DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LANTA, JACKSON VILE, "a.
VANNAH, VLCBS1URu
and JACKSONVILLE.
g.0b n. IN. "The Dixie Flyer" Memphis
,eshvlile and Jacksonville,
8.:o 4. "a Mcmphia aud New Orleans Limit
d via MeiaFhis, arriving IN Memphis ut s;i'
l. 10 and Rev Orleans i;l5 y. IN.
H:pp n. M, pAdncah and ouisville.
lao d. M, daily, Memphis and New Criean
Fast Mall arriving in Memphis at gao p. m. and
New Orleans NJ 1925 .. m.
I;fO p. M, daily, Nashville, ohstnnoorssns
Atlanta.
,,.db pm. Memphis and New Orleans specis
arrive in Memphis At 1880 p. "a. New orissn
$40 p ID. Paduosh, Hopkinsyills and Louis
Vile,
ss-For through tickets, sleeping oar sccom
modatlous and further information apply VI
iilinoin Central Passenger Station Cairo, H.
IN. JONES, Tiki. Agt,
A. II. HANgON. Gen. Pass. AIT, Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-05

Use TOT DI5CdTNCu
Australia has found q new use lor
discarded tramcars. Sydney ladies'
have them painted green and white,
hang them With baskets Of fioweFs
train crcepers over the roof ana then
utilize them as afternoon tearcoms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-05

Women In Swiss Universities.
Women form nearly one-ffth Of the
students at Swiss universities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-05
Capital. ....4.........t.... $4,000
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
----~-~-~--
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS,
officers
Directors

Interest paid on timc deposits at the
rate Of three per cent per annum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-05

Officers
III Al. Buder. s..s,..s.-s.. ... President
Chas. Feuchter Jr. VicePresidcnt
J. I'll Galligan. ............... Cashier
r. Spencer Assistant Cashier
Accounts Of corporations and indiTidT
uals especially collected Exchange
furnished to any part Oh the world
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19

S0.OO-625 S. 9TH ST, 10 rooms. modern.
AO.OO-2lst and Howard, rooms. modern,
new.
S35.OO-533 Park ave, S rooms, modern.
SO W-Sll N. 39th, rooms, modern.
3 800 Lincoln Bvd., rooms modern,
new.
$35.O0-4022 Farnam St, rooms modern.
S3Z.1O-30ll Dodge, rooms. modern.
$25.00-20l5 Pinkney, rooms, modern.
$5.O-l@l Spencer, 8 rooms, modern.
S2.W-19l2 s. 34th. 8 rooms no furnace.
r. c. PETERS & CO..
Bee Building. Ground Floor
D-720 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
GEORGE & COMPANY,

GEORGE & COMPANY,
1901 Farnam St Phone 1856
S. 600 for 1910 Dodge ST., 7-room house,
strictly modern oak finish and oak floors
47sxl35 feet. A desirable location.
$2,25O for 2O2s N. 18th St, 6-room HISTORY
house, large lot 66x1D feet. One can
make a good investment out OF this
property by remodeling old house and
building a new one.
ACRES.
500 per acre for 20 acres unimproveIf
located west of Dundee and due south OF
Benson. VIII sell In or lO-acre tracts.
Easy terms.
Desirable lots for sale. located in all parts
OF the city. RE-729 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
ENGINE FOR SALE

AKA SturteYant vertical engine, automa tlC
engine, cheap. Address Bee Building Co.
or see w. Ii. Bridges, engineer Bee build
ing. Q-770
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19

cash proposition or would take a
first class western Iowa or eastern
Nebraska farm at cash value, In all
or part, but must be good.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
VACANT

nrSt-CidSS western iowa. OF edStIn
Nebraska farm at cash value, in all
or part, but must be good.
VACANT
S125-4sx1SO feet, east front, on 41st, block
and half south of Deavenworth 81.
car; high, slightly; s25 down and $40
per month. No interest
S600-96xl42 feet, south front on Cass ST.,
between 33d and 34th, lying good.
SS50-5Ox1l3 feet, N. w. cor 30 and Pop
pleton ave. a fine corner stone paw.
ing in front, paid for; permanent
walk, walking distance; a big bar
gain.
'-'''' croft croft st. between 18th and 18th, lies
fine, room for four houses, some nice
large shade trees. A big bargain:
81, ,300-l2Ox3O0 feet, north front on California
street, beginning 10 feet west of 32d,
on car line, on grade; a snap
'i'''O son son sts.. h room for three or four
n,5OO-55xi95 feet beautiful lot, north front
on Davenport Just west OF 3lst ave,
permanent walk and paving paid.
Snap; -. ,o.N In
bieek beec nSren FROM SI car nHne line Choice.
$5,5OO-N. w. cor. Farnam and Park ave-
lis feet on Farnam by 81 feet deep,
park ave on the east and alley on
the west pSayins paid vs room Srck foT resi sn
dences; a decided snap.
INVESTMENT
ss,25O-Four Groom modern cottages, good
plumbing with lots 30x1N feet each,
we'll located near 26th and Charles
sts rent for 1864 per year, besides
tenants pay water rent. Owner never
lost but two months rent in nye
years. Always rented. This Is the
best renting proposition that we
know Of It's a big snap.
s21 OO0-9Oxl2O feet of ground on Dodge str
less than n block from postoffice, VIII
rent for 800 per month A fine inside
Investment proposition, sure to In
crease in value.
A VACANT SNAP
% lots. 5Ox17 feet each, on Ames ave. and
S3d or within one block from there
on the car line, for g. aS9, .I or pr,aff. ,afs
are worth $3.50 to $500 and are all
snaps at $3.50 to 5000. A chance to
speculate Estate wants to clean up
CHAs. .\A,;I,;onocoo 70 q, Blk. Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
w H. GATES

Office phone 1894. GIT N. Y. Life.
Residence phone Red-5029 RE-699 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19

A BARGAIN in eight-room residence; mod
ern; good neighborhood; large lot, fine
lawn. Inquire 9O6 Hickory st. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
WANTED-T0 RENT

YOUNG man wants place 10 work for
board while attending school. Boyles col
lege Tel. 1854. K-445
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19

N,OOO-9n7 jackson st, rooms, city water.
lot 33x124 feet, we'll located.
sTga bI2nH9 Sstory ST. CPoom house. house, cost
about 1900; fine view on grade and
a great big snap at this price.
81, N,15O-132U Park ave. 2-story and basement
house Of rooms, and one S-room
cottage in. the rear; lot 5Oxl5o feet.
price we ask for all. Location choice:
N,S00-s8 s. ID, neat broom house ana
and Mtcgnen,jz city wat water Ian and ,viT gas,
sg.Coo-2Jos cunning st.. rooms, city water,
line. close to best retail business cor
ner in Omaha. Lot alone worth more
money. This is a decided bargain.
S2OOO-g34 n. 9th ave, Z rooms, fine repair,
new nickel plumbing, hot and cold
water, bath, all newly papereedS, ed and IiSi
feet This Is a bargain.
S2,lOO-l212 s. nth, good new s-room house,
fine repair, nicely arranged, close IN,
S2,5OO-1SO5 Locust st, 2-story Groom house,
SfTG1byi piTmbing nousPs sas s2Sp and BATH owner
leaving the city and wants to sell.
S2,5OO-2522 Maple st, large 2-story SIroom
ali modern, best underfeed furnace,
economical TO run, works finei lot
5Ox120 feet, with good shade. Can't
beat this anywhere for the money.
S3,5Oo-94O N. 27th ave, large 1O-room house
all newly painted ana papered ihsIqe M 10,
lot 62x125 feet, good shade, just the
place for a large family. Make easy
terms or consider cash offer. LOOK
at II. =,
e65OO-Si3 Worthington St, adjoins Brownell
Han on the east first story brick, sec
ond story frame; 10 rooms fine oak
finish, handsome interior, thoroughly
modern, fine hot water heating plant
beautiful location, close to Farnam
car line lot 56x132 feet or we will In
cude 60 feet additional at market
value. The owner has left the city
and this house must be sold. 1t is up
to you. See us quick. - -
s18bOO-Iarge 2-story frame dwelling 10
rooms on two floors bed rooms and
large ball room on Sd floor, elegant
basement under entire house. baths,
very best of fixtures. dining room l6x
a. feet best of hot water heating
plants, fine oak and hardwood finish,
large porches on east and south,
ground 100x150 feet, corner, with stone
and paid for. on account of Ill health
owner wants to sell quick. Consider
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
d. V. ShOles Company
722 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. TELEPHONE. 49.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

properties sold They cheap They
list, look and make proposition
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
FOUL PLAY
In Watson Tragedy is Feared b, Ms
Friends and Relatives.

The mmur detail, surrounding
the hmulahly tragedy In which
Shrm Watson myi death q Wuyk
arn la., SUNDAY differ morr or ly..
irm the rpnri. II the devil as sut
lo yariou, Iupr, ior publication
Their isa import urwnt that thr
immediate rlaiiy,. and friend, IT
the dcCa~,l tar foul play \
communication ha. l.yu ~ut 90.
which STAT that We Wvr juuNl,-.
misiniormyd u the matter W.
dc>irc To DIAL fairly with the puMtr
in maitcr u ,hi, ,,rt, and W. Civ
the suhs,auoc oi the letter q. "l.
lows
II toarlcl at the home oi Mr..
Shcm Watson. WIN resided NEAR
whcrc | am teaching -chool. and |
must ay iha, be- always artvl
kindly anil friendly toward me. II
is nccdlc~ tor mr ,u say that thy
tragedy VI hi. d,a,h sunday, Ian
ury 22nd, W.. a .hW'k to mr
II hal lsvn lsapling At HI.
lomc aloui wvk sunday morn.
ing he camv to my pnm anil hull,
a fr, asking mr when | would h.
uady for breakfast. Ills -on. hck,
and his nephew. lt'n Watson, wen
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
Entertained at Luncheon.

Fuda, january 9Th at T. n
ID, tlr Maxwell r.pluo 900 Main
.tryi, Nr, Jaunr Maxwell m',r
umrl ~mr OF h,rlriwl. at lunch.
vu Tower. uru hW mr twelve
guests. lud h,vur,, v,u ,yr,vl.
rh, ,,l,r .yhymr va. white uj
yellow. auj thr., v,lur. al,, pm
dominated m the ,ur~, Th,
mll,> w,r hil with handsome
duili,, aud ven, r,pIyu,lrut with
silver aud rul glass. rbr plate NJ
zach gus, M, designated lN %
plat, yarl ui yp>,ui >hap aud
d,cumirl with p'.r hul,
The luuclyu va, a splendid uuy
and after lingering q while Ia iby
aitcmNn, ul, guests departed tyl.
iug tha, they lnl l-,u highl,
entertained lN ib, tmi,hlr h,ci,,.
Tb"~ pr-ui ven Moshm,-
! " RIu, / n uuu, 4 "
Wilson. u u ~Jyr. Z. u Islt
tan. t.S Nmu. D. u lam,,. :
T pupuy Il " WvD,l>. q. VI
Crd,r Ni,-~ h,lh Raur, am
\rllr Walker
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
Church Social

FRIDAY might N ,hc cumberland
Presbyterian ,hurh lrom io ~
lhc SUNDAY >,h"lcupyola yhurrh
~vial US o'rlu.k rlr,-hmrut,
VEN ~r,,l. consisting VI hoi cofIc,,.
lev rram and akr. IT which EVER,
one pp~rni par,uok and mo.i h,ari
ily cupyrl.
The purp,-,' " thr meeting Va.
to promote grp,vr inirr.t In ,hr
SUNDAY School aud tn hiring ,hr
pupil. In rlo.cr ,unlad with each
n,hrt.
Mu,i, WI. pndrpd l., ihc yhuir
aud vcry interesting talks un sun.
day School work WIN made h
Mrs.u. h'ty nclor. W. n. Walk
~ and sup, VIM, Minnct.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
Insurance Case Affirmed.

The ,as. NJ /. n. Tluml~m ".
continental Insurance Go. trvl ~
thu Marh term nf Criiu,ldrn cir.
ruit court. was allirmyl h, the
Cour, 1T Appal- last Tuesday. the
whole cnuri sitting Iudp rovntrr
dylivryl q dissenting uIsuing in
which ludp hrkcrOmrurp,l The
point. passed. upm an unknown at
this writing. T. e. MDpn aud
lumc- 4 lamy. p'pr'sn,cl rhum.
asun anil I. \. aud lno. \. NSr'.
ih, iusumn,v vumIanv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
HElFER CASE
Defeats Senator Gus Richardson
Another Recipient a, Padueah.

state senator Gu, lii,lapl-in, ,o
whom the mrml-r. ul the l.arl nj
the llopkiusyillc m.anc ASYLUM
CAV two hrifcrs belonging &, tn
state. aud ior which -'riAiu iu,liri.
m,ut. Wcu riumrl l,y tie christ.
IAN cnuu,y grand jury. va. "Wr
vhrlmiugly defeated i"r uiwniui
iiwu and indOrsm'ui >,ulin.
Richardson defeat b. Iui further
,,,j,uvy tha, the nWvui, oI
kentucky an heartily disp',o~J
with the gang now in oihN and an
ugig,l in thc vcviug oul ppsy~s.
Tho lsuri at llopknsyillg had u,
moral or legal righ, u gsxiaSs,
the peoples propa,, nia N wa
in lad taste for 3 .taI aliiaior q,
acrpt such a gii, rhi. all all, t.
mind that another h'itr irnm the
asylum Vas given h. va yN-uilic
hullcr in raduCah 1T thr nry'
grand Jury al-o iuv,.,igai, thi.
matter Register.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03

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t,, ,l,..r AMI .J..I u.. ;,l..
head h,,oJ. ,l,b,r.,
."rh,oId a.n.r,,,,,,, n..,., .,,
and I,,.r ,t., uo. ..Ir.lt.
dinner ri..cI linn and ,.L.J
v.,oro ho ,,o, u;..,n si,, ,,Jd
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holI,wcd ,,u, ,,,,J.r I,u ..n.,l
-, T.. J.,J I.L,. L..u ,r.,Il,d
with Liy L,,,, , o,,.l d,.I
81 v,,t ,o,L, .,.no f., ,,y IN
, u,icla lop.,r iop yorJ. fr,r fl,
,,p.. ,rJ.,r u,, ,J;o;,;r, farm,
.,f, \rr Nln. n,,rn;,,,,.cI,,rcL
TL. ,lI nll.v v,. m,cou.ciou. and
Li. ,I,,li,, ,,. ,,y,r.J in LI,,J
kst, wb.,l.r III. JcoJ w,. diam.
Ly bi.,vn l,rJ IJ,u,t t,,v
"rr,n iny..,ig,,ior 4, ,,. ,oupd
u.,, .,,L.lolI..,.-,.lJ..I ecc ,,.I.
,.,,pJ ub,r. d. v,. Jisc,y,r.J
TL,,, , .iucI,.bl,d,J p,rl,v Lpif,
v,s fnupJ THE hl,J, and mart ,i
III. handle v.rr .u,,r.J with
blo,J Thi. and ,b, ,ll g,ntlc.
man. b,, war. f,und near , .n,,.
,cr oC hl,,J op the ground
"I,;. .,n Sim and .,n.;,.l,y
Ir.li, Ii,,l, v,r. tb, fir, +, ,bc
pr,.,r,,,J farm n, va. carried
+, IN. b,p., and | wen, ,oIol, ,,,
Dr D,yi. Wb,p I r,,urnrl ,b,r.
v.r. many ,f N, pur.l man.
h.i,pJ. 81, Li. hmm, Fv,ry,bip,
p,..ihl, v,. done to.,vr nj. worthy
l;s. Iy, v;,l,,r, ,,,u
"Frirpd. ,,p,iuu,I q. ,,p,c 4,
the pric,..,rick,n bomr un,n IA,
y,rJ l.,v.,, I,. L,,...,,l .,,Il.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
W. A. WOODALL
Announces as Candidate For me
Office OF Sheriff.

I'm thi- issue Of TmE RECORD
appears the announcement OF Wn.
Anderson Woolall a. a candidate
for sheriff subject 10 the actor ci
the Republican party
Mr.. Woodall belongs to the
Roosevelt type Of men. lie has q
wife and seven children, and i
fifty years Of age. H. is nativ
of this county, lifelong Rcpubli-
can, and has voted for his party
nominee, Tor ~ Years. nevcr
scratching ticket. Mr. Woodal
bcIoug- Ia q family that contribute.
from - tu 30 votes 10 the Rcpub-
lican cause in every election. His
home is three miles east Of Craync-
vile and un the side nf the county
that i, considered - Republican
stronghold. and Mr.. Woodall ask
that his claim bc duly considered
on the basis that his section should
have q proper recognition a, we'll ~
on his personal record.
Several years ago Mr.. Woodall
served a- constable. aud rode under
Sheriff Juu. T Franks and also
Jno. T. Picksns a. deputy Their.
Is no louht that he i qualified to
tin the office.
In lS92 b, asked 10 hc the party
nominee for .hcriii and lost 10y
only four votes. that hcing the year
that Jnn. T Franks was nomi.
na,cd and clcctc,. who un account
oi chang IN the law could serve
only two wears ai that time. and
wa. rr.rlwicd lor the three year
term that iulluN,l again ia 1897
Mr. Wopdall asked lor the place,
when lno. T. pickcu, wa, nnmi.
uatcd and elected.
Thi- a.piuni ,1y. hr j.. climbing
up ia year. aul hr lc,l, that hi,
party should help him nov Il ever.
H. /. gentleman ui good charur.
ter and har, rlrrn rrorl mur.
ally. rugiou-l, and politically
H. j.1 member vt riury Iryk
Rapii.' rhur'h, and last y,1r va,
unanimously rlry'rd ii. mwlrritur
iur the fifth time IT, ha. ls,u o.
member ui tlJy uhiu Valley N--r
rlliuu II baptist. during IL. exist.
ur ul ivu,y..iN YEAR,. aud tu
lb, thrv Years pr,juu. .yrv7l hi.
, church iu m, ull,r organization
known l. iu, li''l. River \.4vl.
tom
VT WwhlI. ,bim will doubt
lr.. b. given lu. consideration a.
Ib mul. OF iNr rvpIr. and 81
mW,l lur .hri' vs., Jr Wr him
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
TAXABLE
Wealth Of the County
Closely CrOwding the Three
Million Dollar Mark.
maQis'eriaI 0 strict Nc 2 is Consit.
erabIy the WeaI,hiest in the
Entire County.

# will d1ubtlc-- lr interesting lo
our reader, 10 know that the total
assessed value Of the county. as
shown D., the recent assessment, Is
-. l72,3lj, lc,, exemptions oi
s2iG,jOO, lcayiug balance Of
81 92j.,lj.
It will be- seen that Nagi-tcrial
district No. , is The richest, and
next 10 it come numbers ;, and
5 in the order named. The com
bined assessed wealth Of numbers !
and 2, in which Marion is situated,
Is s1.2S7 ,60j, which is more than
one third If thc cntirc assessed
value of the county.
We publish hcluw the assessed
value Of each Nagi-,crial district.
together with III, exemption:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03

Alyu, lanuar, 18th, on, liver.
c,lopj pointer dog alVni cigh,
months old. Whit .pd un ncCk
Will Iay hbrnl UNap tur NJ.
ptutn. CAht llrNmu~N.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-03
SIXTEEN
Foot Vein of FluOr Spar
Zinc Ore SIS. 90 per Ton Higher
Than Year Ago.
ColnHbla Has Unusually Rich Show
inc at New and Old Shafts The
Week Shipments.

'kmmcky Dr. 90, mmr ui a
new mine which ih. Kentucky
Fmor Spar Go ha, up,ud near the
Naudcll mime II b. Iuutud m %
vein that mu. parallel With the
landcll vein. Here very tim,
vein Of spar was found that has
since proved to be- luuum 10
the surprise aud citation ul the
owner, the h.-urr CARRYING ihi.
heavy body oi spar has uid,urd,
and The vein D. nov IT, lcct wide.
This is far ahoyc Nh, a,rmgr hut
j. in keeping with the IvIi,i held
hy many mining engineer aud
capitalist, who ha,r visited this
district, that the grat,,' values arr
set Ia H. uscrrtaiu,d 90. greater
dcpih i- rachcd. When IL q. known
that ~ pr cent. Il th, pr,ducl
.hipp,d from her l,- h",u taken
irum shafts lr-s than lpp 'u ~ ir,i
deep Il is not to H. wondered that
"pratup are often y'rN much
,la,rd at the revelation mad, WHEN
gr,n,cr depth " attained
Joplin No. Ian ,n boom
pric.s 81, -,ill hing paid Tor aur
~. In the Joplin district High
grad. ur -,li It Sn pr tnu dur
ms 90, pa.t week Tie general
high price Va. ,i1 pr'uu with 'hr
Assay basis prev ai - 90 s,G pr
ion of Unpr ont l.u, lal U,.
bower -,llug e, -, 100 luplm aul
10. high %. $50 iu W.hh ,'y \
,ar agp uu. .pld go $50 Isr ruu
vmrh b. 50 pr tom l-- ilw th,
pp-.u' high priu, Ih. Hu ship.
m,m Nas - tome d.. uI ih.
'ld shipment li5 'ur .-. than
Oh, previous week with Oh, HIu,
s2ipn l,.. Ihr shipment $3.50.
b-- ihluth, output Thereby u,rJ-.
ug the .iu.k "u hanI 90 Oh, mu.-.
Nu, thor. .-,,N .'f', ur, .uf iW'
m-u'd -t tU,a nothing r
prvu' .ulluyu, competition r
u-ur p- priv. ur Nu 'Nwr.
TINA, D .uu,p,l H.r wI rrr
over ih, district uh,u v.p ..u-
compiiliuu iur several uoh- 'u.
m.-,l -umu llu.tvuh.g. wmIuu.
With ull,t tu. ui corresponding
grade
Il u nr.brr, superintendent
Columbia Mining Co, rrut. tn
very tine vein ui lad ud .lu
la- l-,u uuynvpd vu M, umu
ny, property near th, N1N lallr
II Is .iat,,i that ihi. vein l-Jr
directly toward the \dl fluruv
mine. ouuyl hN ih, luui.,ilI,
Marion Mining Co.
Re Haas, Travelling pr'ru
4 Passenger Agrni, II %, lalirmnr
4 ohio 4. u Co., UJ, ily guest oil
s parents, Mr and Mr. z u
D, Haas. 1t the Nyv Marion SIT
Nrla, ,ud SUNDAY lli, hlh,r
bitter known hrrc ~ capt Haas
y himself a practical milrud mm
having scry,yl IN that line al IA
Nay up ium telegraph operator ,
superintendent until pccnily Whc
BE- rrignvl his position lo l'v,n
Interested In this district with III
Raglc fluur Spar CO, who ulEml
'hc Cullen NJ Evening Star Min,
mar Salym.
y. VI. barnard, Ul thc 'iIl,bul
Mining aud Manufacturing Ga
vho is op rating rpar mine. un u
wonderland uwt in Ii,ings,C
ooon,y, war in ,hr city this ~,
icr q shor, time.
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hNtIuUI.UIf Work 40 lIp IIluT
u.r result. imam increased .bnv.
lug ir i,r Yr.rrit, and quality of
u. ur..
A,fh. N.mphi. mine. thr vein
hs- a.,n uprn,l farther .pu,h
shaft Nj. o.. .,up ,yt,udrI and
/. pr,durlng puod ouaurit of
higl grad, .rar
=,
tu.k, b. m Washington talking
with muub,r. Of Cnngrr,. and 9th.
.f- lnut the promotion If % min.
ing rpmnny I'm which hr i. inter.
,.,ri -Couricr.lournal. Jan 3l.,.
r, u. u,,
m ,o
l. now carrying, at q depth II 80
let, o four iooi vein oi very fine
auor par. Til, mine .. operated
by The Kentucky puplc
IN, A.br,,i,,. ,,,,,, ,,,.,,, -
IA. K,u,r,ty ylp,, Sr,tC, t.
.,idnI. .,,,rd ,o r,,. in ,h,
di-ric, T,i. min, t,.,pcn,l,
prolucc- ,l,m qn tam. ,, 1p,r.
.nar ,.r month
Al the Hlondik, contract work
ha- brn done for .omr time An
increased outpu, {. contemplated
here. and the underground work
has b,yn suspended ~hilr pr,p,r.
alton. ar Icing mad, for ~, 10.
-ialla,ion oi gaSoliur motor piw,r
" ''u'',o'' ''''. ''' .' '''
than ever before. ,aii , mrmhl o'
,br COMPANY Th. work b. I-mg
pushed her nov night JuI i,, b.,
,Nu heavy shii,, lui ih. output
k,,p- thu largr milling and uu
rrntrating plan, running nu'u
uuu.l,
,I~,ucc the MINI. lr, uud, 10.
management ui h,. .u g. "
r,mm, Mr Twm mtm.-
ul our Commercial ,ur wI vu
much Interested Boo 'hl eul uall
Movement auj ewn'y develop
men,
r ,u
~
~ ,...
rgh, ahead her iu tv,l,, i.0
hra.t " N, ,,p finest pu Whit
,mr that o,uld l- mwd boo m
district, heavily charged wit
head rhi, mine pu'oh., uu. u
,hr h.i di,idul uvr boo ih
district
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HHION' OUI IINUEN OOuNI
On the Tahb-Whcclcr properties
the Kentucky people have mcoy-
cred the sTar every coo yards
Thc-c propcrtic, will yield untold
nuantitc, u ore. and this work has
been done preparatory to heavy
output when thc heavy machinery
i, installed az the Old Brown and
Ward shaft Most Of the machin-
cry !. m the ground. and as soon
as it j. placed in operation the old
shaft viii be- uuwntcrcd and the orr
will H removed from the Gs-urc by
% number NJ level. to hc run from
this shaft
Tm Rpoap l- indebted to the
Marion Coal Company for load
Of ycry fine Peacock coal from their
mine. near sullivan This comp-
uy has just completed in addition
Ia @ tramvay. q railroad switch
some l>OO feet ir length, To their
shaft The principal stick holdcr-
IN the company are Ex-senator
VIM ! Drhoc. County Attorney
Carl Henderson aud sheriff J. W
lamb. These gentlemen have
splendid property and will shortly
incrasc The OUTPUT Of their mines
considerably The product Is said
Ia H. the best cnal for oprn CRATES
ur -traming purpose.
Concerning the rpOrt that be
pup-'- tu build an rl'7trir rail
way from Henderson tr Owcnslurn.
ny, Mr. II " Richardson. -ccrc-
lary and TREASURER Il ihr lIcndrr-
-on Cily Railway, Keller Building,
Louisville, Nv. writes the Manu-
iactunr- Rcrurl.
The projected railway IN which
am working /. iruiu Evansville.
Ind o. Henderson. Ky. - miles,
and Henderson, Nv to Owcnshuro,
Nv, - milc-. The liucwnuld con-
nee, Evansville Ind population
7i,opp; Henderson, Ny, popula.
um lN,Op1. and Owrn-hrm. KY
!unD. and uumhr uf small
towns -twvu.
III, wuniry o. I- ia,cr.rd i-
,,,r and very hriil,, and is thick
ly populated nr rural district ui
~ -v'IUs
W. MNr uI' Nyt iumrd % iyi.
ui,y plan iur ,h, financing ul the
pwp-i,im hul Iartiy- dirytlN
rui,r -j~l ar Boo @ position to lur.
ut,h muu than haliuiihr uo,--ap
capital llay, mld, uu Jruup
wul N,t b- ip construction
Ih Livingston Runner puhI,hvl
60, Sm'hlaul los Mt -. e. ll.b,r
conservative puil,mm. ,r, a
mu ul rlU,. m. 'h, following Q,
go, relative w 1000 rIyytriu uilruI
90 m ium Nluw iuruluah
Just fhuk Uuv easy twill q,
mr'N, yIvulr grlu. trm NlrJu
m rJluul N WY ui ~wllhluI
wis ram without bridging y.'h,r
'h, ,ml,f'aulur r,m,..wu,,r,
rJ.uJlh power will ram lr. in th,
Tmuy,,s when th,, Willis iuu,
rrp,l ~mI'hLul, ,lviur light
3 water work. md power pla vii
Z NkU 'N'W Up 20 'W I WUivr.lui
and from then N Marion p,Nyr
hi,r .'ill, Il BENTON want, il
iIp wmy she might ~ W Wurl
uul huug alUui tie ,il, " the al,
4 I e. nilrad midgc arrrs ih
r ruu,.a, iu the rlyvirir company
anil 10 ,liry,ly onuvi,l with th
l...i town l-ivv,u the riVr.
% Il Nuu think ANYTHING. .ay It
d Will ~h,w,. ar often develops,
j., iu,o PHEASANT aud pr'iiiahl, ralJ
ties q, Thought and talk u, yuu
part ~, rlvtny iiu, b. e ps,
D. ihnr-wi.h Il aluug
~ can vr ui imly .Jl wu-I
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