Walkover shoes at W
,3T
luting s.
>ee Craig Henderson about
One price to till alike at Whit
ing s.
■ mi i; nice.
Take your chicken!
Alulse.y & Holderby.j
Adams Bros, havft
me of shoes in town
Go to W. K. Wi
Old Prentice whiskey
Nice fresh countr
Galloway’s restaurab
When you need fc
F. M. Martin & S
i Sheriff J. I). Moiw
from Batesville Mofi
Buy your grocew
meat at Hulsey & Ilol
Master Milan Bone
visited friends herefl:
K. B. Adams was
business at Newportjd
Just received 7t>|t
ned goods at John M
If you want yout p
quick list it with Crki
.
\K. McHenry va
<uiAs at th* co
niouuts a d035
Webb.
wo we
turning .
1
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Shcphert
10-months-o?
shot them
derer was caj
tains after a <
lodged in jail a
Details of eh
meree of the I n
year 1003 have be*
1 lie- departno nt o:
labor through iks i
ties. They show an
practically all of the give,
into which the bureau of state
divides the exports and in all of the
groups into which it divides the im
ports. Agricultural products, as a
whole, show an increase of $74.
000.0(10; products of the forests,
spHiOiHipn; products of the mines,
ss iHMi.iioo; manufactures, $5,000.
ooo. and miscellaneous articles,
s'.'.(mmi.ooo. lo the single group,
u- is shown a slight decrease
of a litt ie more than $1,000,000.
Frank llosc, a barber, formerly
of St. Louis, deliberately murdered
his wife at their rooming quarters
in Salt Fake City, Utah, as the wo
man lay on her bod, bolding in her
arms their 2-year-old babe, and
pleading for her life. After com
mitting the awful crime Rose wan
dered around for several hours and
t .on went to the police station, re
nt i tig the manner in which, the
crime was committed. When ofii
ors entered the room the child was
-nting in the bed, half froze, his
nightgown sal united with his moth
er'' blood. Tno scene was so piti
ful the police, used to vice and
crime as they necesasrily arc, burst
into tears. Jealousy was the only
reason the cold-blooded murderer
gave for the crime.
The \'ev>s. in its annual edition,
says: Galveston has broken all rec
ords as a port and a city during the
}ear 1 DO:?. There have been expend
ed for private and municipal im
provements in the ef?,. $872,000;
tor .rebuilding fortifications and jet
ties. $13(1,000, and contracted for
continuance of this work, $ 1.059,
000; spent in the construction of fhc
s°a wall, $80,7,000. leaving a balance
°‘ $(|0.),(tup for completion of the
work and filling behind the sea pro
tection, all of which has been con
tracted for with the wall two-thirds
completed. The port has made a
remarkable record, as the following
figures will show: The total value of
freight passing over the Galveston
wharves for the past year was $528,
002,501, compared with a Gue of
$34(,993,lo3 for the total av v,nt of
business passing over the wharves
during 1903. "
one tiuiL UL'.-i-uu.t in.uibia
theater in Monroe street four years
ago and which did its work in
practically twenty minutes. Tins
fire occurred during a R >g**rs
brothers rehearsal and t!ie player*
on tlie stage were protected by the
fire curtain. While there wis no
loss of life, more property dame.
was done than will probably result
from the Iroquois fire, and the re
sults if the house had been tilled,
as the Iroquois was. can onlv
be imagined. Occasionally pan
ics have occurred from time to
time in Chicago theaters, started
by false alarms in the theater by
fires near by, but they have caus'd
no loss of life. In tin* great Chica
go fire of 1871, the large.-t. conflag
ration of modern times, in which
2,124 acres wore devastated, but
200 lives were lost, so far as the
most reliable information showed.
Among tlie historical fires in which
there has been heavy loss of life the
following are the most important:
1210, I/mdon destroyed by lire and
thousands burned; 1 <>(>(», Lor*
again destroyed with similar
of life; 1720, conflagration in (
-tarttinople burned 7,000 perso
1825, forest fires in Xew Unit
wielc killed 160 persons; is;!
scores burned at Charleston, S. C.
1842, fire, burned 100 people at
Hamburg, Germany; 1815, forty
five killed by fire in busineA part
of Xew York; 1815, fire destroyed
seventy in Quebec; 1850, thirty
lives lost in Philadelphia; 1S51,
twenty-five hundred buildings
burned at San Francisco
with scores of people killed; ]863,
1Toy, N. 5 ., destroyed with large
loss of life; 1866, two thousand
persons perished by fire at Santia
go, South America; 1866. Port
land, Me., partly destroyed with
scores burnedy VJ-. i, forest fires in
Wiseonsiiurand Michigan killed
1,000; 1883, Xewhall house fire in
Milwaukee, 140 killed ; 1900, Wind
sor hotel fire in Xew York burned
eighty persons; 1900, fire at Hobo
ken,, N. J., killed 300 pe.'sons.
I
A sewing machine for a little or
nothing at Whiting's.
Pies like mother used to make
at Galloway ‘ • restaurant.
The Journal could use a few
loads of wood on .subscription.
If.you have property for sale
lint, it. with ( r«iir Mr M**nHr»r«w
discussing tin1 wnr
the association. s(
pointed out that if n
.its work for tiit* buikL
sane asylum annex, now
of const nu t i< in, am! for il
of the hill to put down tin
ami use of fraudulent po
ocipts. gave it a right to
be proud of its work. If,.
ther that the association
bored among it> members
ball' of the sheriif> 0f the
while he did not believe
that all of the sheriffs v
in. lie believed in work
end.
Disastrous Fire at S.
A large portion id’ tl
section of Salem was
fire Itecomber 'is. '[’lie
state ,Y Livingston lost,
stock and store, some t’
cotton, l'iekens &
$S,U<Kh and
1 . A. T.nio'
no
1
Cl
11\
am
I w"' •
J. M. j
imn an
Pearl 1>
shoulder
slightly w
concerned
went to tin
of killing 1
other partie
them all. 1
have been set..
1 V. -ns ?■
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR UEPRESEKTA'i 1 VE. T
We areauthnrized to announce I »em
11. Coleman as a candidate for Repre
sentative, subject to the democratic
primary, March 20. ^
We are authorized to announce E. F.
I Matheny as a candidate for circuit
j clerk, subject to the democratic pri
I__ *•*<»
-f’' ]r \ •*, i to confer with the con
<:r 1 •,» b r;! lin,r
\
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r WEEVIL
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re
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s Money For
’ the Mexi
—■ evil.
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1.—Con
on the
Houso
Faithful i>Fiapj>ro
and agents,t
a having wel%£; A
Deal territory ’ for
cly and ex pens,
ions experiences
i permanent; oy,w
tclose self-add res*
rintendent Tra*-<
Chicago.
*.uth
kRBER SHOP ^
in every respect
Now Artists,
es. Clean Towels.
ire, Proprietor.
. OWENS,
1 and Surgeon
■e adjoining
b Williamson
A -■ ansas
MILLER,
n and Surgeon
John Martin’s Store.
Co Phone Nu. 03.
hone . . No. Td.jjjg
at The
■show .vet
Ciiiflt v)U
lone service. |
that, biit it
1 makes * vo
* ^ <
t is probably \ ioc? r
sst of modern j oe.
I 'c
ces, and it’s
low that any
afford it«~
an 5c a Day
it To I lave One
NEWARK
ie Exchange,
IS, Proprietor.
fEAD, READ!
Company,
o.
ell you of the good re
:o
al
:k
it*
ay«
ley trouble for 4 year:
tod several patent med
le relief until advised
erron to try your Kid
wo bottles d>d me more
ber treatment. I think
iney Cure the best of
all and more than you
relieved me of indiges
i trouble. I am thank
fours very truly,
C. A. Haui’EU, J. P.
» aud $1. tor sale by
dll EGOISTS.
/
ing’ a typewriter call
Journal office and let us
i 4ih«* most up to date ma
lUV market.
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