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WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLEgresslonal District j

MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY MAY 7 1901 NUMBER 43

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M E MILLIKAN PRIN

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tress men for thoroughness andsuccess of its pupils

Taught by experienced everyday reo

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Fomtectcd with the school

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Spoiislblfe iHMitiona in Kentucky Ohio InVi liana Virginia West Virginia= York Cuba Manila Tf yon wont the

best results from your time and moneyr ATTEND THIS SCHOOL

For further information address

M E MILUKAN PrincipalNorthern Bank Building

Lexington Ky

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PICTURE MOLDS

WINDOW SHADES GLASSYou cnn 6o< t from Four Himdrtd Com ¬

binations of paper

PRICES 3 Cents and over

Willi tIring samples to your lC ldcnccrIrdesired jb < Ordcra

Shop under Samuels Kings Store

I RESIDENCE PHONE 144=rEL BROCKWAa1 Y

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THE SUCCESS OF

e XJ CWill depend upon the flour youuse If you use common or infe ¬

rior flour you cannot expect highclass baking

SILVER LEAFHas all the qualities for highclass work Its absorbent qualides have been tested and found

I to be above other flours It is

the highest economy to use itOther grades may yield the deal ¬

er more profit but not the can ¬

Burner It is the iIDEAL FAMILY FLOUR

yIfail1010 UVO 1101 VII

toes or at the

II CLIMAX MILLtli Phone No 136

glee rass Nurseries

vSEEoJNG 1901-

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Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrub HosesGrapes Small Fruits AiimrnRus Uliubarb anduverythlng for Orchard Lawn and Garden

Prices right as wo pay n i agenU but still di ¬

crest to tho planterGeneral Nursery and Special Strawberry Cat

aloguo on application to

H F HILLEN MEYERM LEXINGTON KY

KodolDyspepsia Cure

Digests what yobDatartificially digests the food and aids

Nature In strengthening and reconstructlng the exhausted digestive or>

gaps It is the latest discovered digestant and tonic No other preparationcan approach it in efficiency It in-stantly relieves and permanently curDyspepsia Indigestion HeartburFlatulence Sour StomachSlckHeadacbeGastralglaCramPSJand

S allpored aco fmpertootdtgcstloobyr DeWitt A Co CblcoQOo

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J1ANOTHER COMBINE

Increased Price to Follow and the

Farmer Must Pay

Authority has been given the dil irectors of B F Avery <fc Sons Ii

Louisville to enter the proposedplow combine provided they thinksuch action to ho to the best inter ¬

est of the stockholders Ado flI

nitu0tfar from the promoters of thoI

combine is oxpectcu within thirtydays What price will be askedhas not as yet been determined on

companyfI

sed GurplmIt 1In thought thatbout 2000000 will be the di-

rectors figuresThe combine if effected will in

elude some six or eight of the load ¬

ing manufacturers of the countryund control about ninety per centof the output Tho Louisvillecompany is the oldest of its kindl

in the country having been startI3onjtD t

very yearsprior to 181-

1Representatives May SlanderJudge Fields decides that a cor-

poration¬

is not responsible fslander spoken by its agents

Increased AssessmentThe State Board of Equalization

passed finally upon the valuationof taxable property in Pike Powellla

Hickman and this county an 1

made tho preliminary equalizationof sixteen others In Pike countythe valuation of town lots was in ¬

creased 6 per cent and in thiscounty farm lands and town lotswere each raised 2 per cent Thelocalassessment in Powell andHickman was allowed to stand

But It WontThe President has found Dixie

heart all right und is in hopethat he can turn her head beforethe next ejection =LouisvilleTimes

ResignedThe resignation of Dr W C

Black of Burbonrville as surgeonof the Second Kentucky StaGuard was accepted by the Govcrnor

Got 850000000 of itIn the House of Commons Eng¬

laud the Chancellor of ExchequerSir Michael HicksBeach roplyin-to Mr dimming Liberal sal l

80000000 of the now loan habeen allotted as follows To theRochschilds 11000000 j rPMorgan k Co 10000000 andI

the Bank of England 0000000

Drowned

Miss Townsend aged nineteenwas drowned near Irvine by theoverturning of a skiff in which shewas riding Two other women we

rescuedP

New Line

Tho Pennsylvania anti Louisville l eand Nashville era opening a nowlino from Lou isvilloato BuffaloPt

Tho first train left Sunday andwill daily thereafter until thoI

close of the Exposition The ac ¬

commodation will bo firstclassthe now route will no doubt provopopular

Black Horse

Leading Republicans of Louis¬ville are talking of putting u darkhorse in the field for the nominafor Mayor and Iresident Stern oftho Council is mentioned

In LuckC C Force formerly of Shelby

vill Ky will succeed Judge J D

Terrell as law clerk in tho Con ¬

1Vashingtoa 1t

i¬

gan will be appointed Auditor forCuba

Removed

Governor Beckham after hearling the report of the State Inspec-tor

¬

on the charges against Super ¬

intendent McCormick of the Hop- =

kinsvillo Asylum Wednesday Or

dared his removal and appointedDr W A Lackey first assistantphysician to fill the position untilsuperintendent is appointed DrMcCormick is charged with impropor conduct with Miss Hannah Yorkwho was employedll1s an attendantat the asylum Ho states that thehimlIniI

actor of Dr McCoruiiok+ and thewoman in the case are at stakethat tho Commissioners believe inhhis innocence and that without anoflloial investigation tho blot uponhis name can not bo removed theGovernor Host have been very>

strongly fortified with proof tohave denied the privilege that wasrequested a right that should hoconceded to tiny accused personwhen there is any doubt of guilt

Dr McCormick authorizes thestatement that ho wiJat oncebring suit for 20000 damagesagainst the persons who ho alleges 1

conspired to secure his removal

orIt Cost 325000-

ExLieutenant Governor John1

C Underwood was awarded 2

000 damages in his suit for lib6ii

against Editor Cunningham antho Methodist Publishing house-

d Nashville which prints the Cotfederate Veteran Tho jury gavethe plaintiff judgement f

15000 against Ciinningham und the publishing housejointly and 10000 extra againstCunningham

JEJEFRESH FISHFl

SeJ soIS ro OUST

toWe have made arrangements this

largesthousessupply of Fresh Fish and will atall times be ready to serve ourpatrons with-

Potomac Shad

MackerelgSalmonlSalmonIBlack Bass

Newlights Etc

Prompt delivery with cleanfresh stock daily will be odrawing card

1 B ROGERS COroUpper and Water Sts

LEXINGTON KY41 rl-

Public Debt

The yublic debt of tho Unitedl

States loss cash in tho Treasuryamounts to over 1070000000

McKinley Iia the SouthulSouthern University n colored

school New Orleans had tho hon-

or¬

of u visit from President McKinloy The President talked oftho good times under tho presentadministration and the 1000 coo toitsgave a responsive yell

Beautiful Skinis Your FortuneWrinkles positively removed by

the Famous Aztec Remedy Thisreceipt procured at an enormouscost It has been in use for yearsin Mexico and introduced now forthe first time in the United StatesSend ten cents in cash or stamps

DIXIE MEDICINE CoBrownsville Tenn

FIRE AT JACKSONVILLE

Six Lives and 815000000 theLoss

Fifteen million dollars worth oproperty in ashos und 10000 puoplo honJoloss is tho result of tilira caiiHed hy an innocent lookingwire gutting into the shreddingmachino of the American FihreCompany Friday at till corner of

1

Piivitf find Union streets at Jackjsonvillo Fhr

Firo parted about noon and owing to tttis fact the loss of life wasI

compamively small only six penhliJ bcittg reported deAd The fi ¬

bra factory was a wooden shellfull of lulls iiininlile material andl

in a feW inomtnts w11M H innns offlames

Tho vlml which was alreadyhlowingtotrong from the BO utInvestgeomud to he posHCHHcd with nuddart racy surd soon was carryingdestructive embers all through thecity Some delay was experienced1

in gutting an alarm sounded andto add to the tragedyof fatefulIaccidents the engine at tho waterworks suffered mishap lUll noth ¬

ing more than ordinary pressurecould hi obtained

Efforts wore made to save theWindsor and St James Hotels hutboth wore soon in tlamesthdburningfctho Spills Jlouso Methodist par¬

son ago and Trinity Methodisttt

Churchorqho lira was gotten under MIII

trot at 1015 p m

The low is estimated at 15000

000Sixliven four of whom were

negroes are reported lost in theIonflapulton The Mayor hue

Counl ¬

f

Chief Ilanoy of the Fire Departi ¬

anent became insane as the flamesspread beyond control and had toI

be taken In charge

All Look Alike

Mr McKinley is both President t

and right when ho observes that itis hard to diHtinguiHU between Re ¬

publican and Democrat when theyhappen to sit down together atUncle SI1Ul spit tablethey bothappropriate to themselves all thepastry in roach Louisville1imo

Blamo it on Armour

attlOj hogs lambs and sheepare high on the hoof and it takesskillful carving to cut oil any profitfor the butchers Illume is put4pnakinu ghouses and especially Armour whothey say is buying up cattle in thecountry and advancing prices

May Bang

James S Ryan the young livery ¬

man of Flomingsburg who wasstabbed a few days ago by ChasGaskins a negro is dead Gaskins is said to bo in hiding nearOwingsville dressed as a womanDispatches soy if caught he toil i

bo lynched

Amended ArticlesAmended articles of incorpora ¬

tion were med in tho office of thoSecretary of State by tho J ouivine Anchorage and Poweo ValleyRailroad Company It increases

capitol stock from 10000 to850000

SanitariumThe Southeastern Kentucky Med ¬

ioal Association has purchased atract of land at Crab Orchard onwhich is located the celebratedchalybeate well and it is said willi

shortly build a sanitarium there

Illinois people do not wont anew constitution

FIRES AT AN OFFICER

Postmaster Charged With Violating the Revenue Law Re-

fsists Arrest

At Sulphur Well Mctealfe Connaty J B Edwards postmaster was

placed under nrrost by UnitedStates Deputy Marshal Long char ¬

ged with violating the revenueJaws Edwards lictird in some

1

way that the olllcors wore comingto nrrofit him anti procured shot ¬

gun und waited in a house untiltheir arrival lie opened ire onthe Marshal who returned thelira Neither was wounded Thequicklylsummoned posse nut returnedt tnjthe house and captured 1Kdwunlswho waH tried before United Stutt s

ConunisHionerand held h 1tIll Fed ¬

eral Court

In Trouble With Uncle Sam

After a live days raid through1the heart of tho Letoher county

k uk lux country and into the strong-hold

¬

of tho Reynolds hand JohnWright and his party have returned to Whitesburg having capturedJohn Reynolds the wounded out ¬

llaw and having cunt lit a bornglimpse of the other mon wantedTho expected meeting between Do-

teolivo Wright and tho band ofoutlaws dud not occur however asJudge Auxior of Pikevilleto surrender Creed Sol and MartPotter to that officer stud there wasno inducement offered thu kukluxgung to attack him It is expected1

that a general roundup of tho outlaws will tako place and a posse ofthirty five men has been organizel

to make the raid

Honored

Mr Alfred U3 Moses of Lwiisvilla has been elected rabbi of a

Mobile congregation Mr1 MowsIIa brother of Mrs S M1 Newmeyer of tl1ltcity well educated I

and said fto he a very brilliant t

young matt

Trains RnnninQ

The first train was run over tIltnew Morehcad cfc West Libertyrailroad Friday This rood whencompleted will go through uncoiled forests und the cannel coal oniits line is the bust in the world

ConvictedCAmos Sterling a negro was con

victod at Philadelphia forin the first degree for complicity i

the murder of Roy Wilson White ayoung professor of thin Universityof Pennsylvania

Strict QuarantineExtra precautions are being to ¬

ken to prevent the spread of typhusfovor from Mexico into this coun-try

¬Health oflicers are regularly

inspecting every train crossing thfrontier

New Post Offices

lUSt ofllco5 have been establishedat Means Menifee county with W-

f

W Moans as postmaster und Nave r

Fayotte county with Walt Brook-

ing¬

as postmaster

Planting LateFarmers have planted very littlegroans d

is in boa condition However theusual orop will be put in in Mont ¬

gomerycountySudden

Death

Angns Wood aged 45 a proms ¬

nent farmer of Fornleaf Masoncounty died suddenly Tuesdaynight while sitting up with a sickneighborp

Dead

George B Buroli ono of thobestknown moo in the Mississippi ivalley is fiend

WALL

PAPERWe have the biggest and most

complete line of WALL IAIKKever shown in Mt Sterling anti

furnishperboltcome at once and get your t hoitof the whole line while tilt oinii

I nations remain unbrokeni

We also keep a full line of

Window BlindssJ

Oil Clothsf

GlassrerelQeeevs are

TinwarB aad GranitoWare

at prices that will competewith anybody

forTHIRYYevery500 sale we are giving presents

ranging in puce from 250 to 10such as Ioo10DecoratedMirdwith every gioosale we give presents ranging fromLead Pencils to nice Nickelplated

BisqueFigureworth 5150 etc

These are only given with CASHSALES so dont wait comp andget a present a-

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MT STERLING KY

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Firstclass In all its appointment

ThreeITaI ¬

ble supplied with the best of every ¬

thing Come and see for yoursoli

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Stops the Cough and Works Off

the Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletscure a cold in one day No cureno pay Price 25 cents 11 yr

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