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hiq tohsco Ltaf-Clir&iii&b. 15 6ENTS PER WEEK. BRANDON A BABK8DAXE, PEOP'S. Monday Evening, May. 26. 8TATB CONVENTION. Call of th. Democratio Executive Com mit lea For Tuesday, July 16. NAHiivu.Mt, April U.-A convention of the Democratic paity of TsnneHHeo li uereoy called on Tuesday, the 10th day of July, 110, at 12 o'closlt m., for the purpowe of nominat ing a candidate for Governor, and -the trans action oi such other bueineiii a may be brought before it. The Htate Democratic Kxecutive Committee recommend that the nwpectivr countle. in the BUUs appoint no greater number of delegate than they are entitled to vote In the convention, the basis being one vote for every 100 Democratlo votes aud fraction over fllty cast at the November election, 18X8. Dope at the city of Nashville by authority of the Btate Democratic Executive Commit tee, the 3d day of April, 1890. Tut. L. Williams, Ch'in. J. D. MoLlN, Hec'y. Baffbrd, Btate Geologist of Tennessee, the next. Addresses were made by Governor Taylor and other distinguished men. The central event of the day was the brief inaugural address of Hon. H. I Kimball, Chief Kxecutive Manager of this enterprise. In his epigrammatic style he showed that this event was the key to unlock the immense treas ures of the whole BequaU'hee Valley, and he portrayed in glowing terms the vast industrial development that would result in the establishment of a manufacturing center at this point that would rival the most noted places of the kind in Great Britain and Ger many. It Is well-known in this section that Mr. Kimball Invariably accomplishes far more than he promises: therefore his brief address has had a most magi cal Pflw't and it in the universal opin ion here that tne cnrisiening oi city lots at Kimball, June loth ana 11th, will be, in all respects, the most successful of any yet held, and that the purchasers will chieny ue genuine set tlers who have absolute faith in the enterprise.. He Pulled His Hair. The Kentucky Legislature is devel oping into a regular prize ring Sat urday In the houwe a bill appropria ting money to public schools was un der (1 lscusHion . Representative Coop er, of Marlon county, got the floor and denounced the public school sys tem, declaring they were "highways to hell, the ruination of virtue and the purveyors of iniquity." Speaker Pro. Tern. Cox called the irate representative sharply to ordei and told him heshould not speak so. At this Cooper rushed down the aisle, crabbed the speaker by the hair and truui in mi 11 him from the seat. There was wild confusion. Cooper was es corted to the door and told to get out, and he went. Col. McDowell seems to boast that, although Col. Uaxter gave the Toiler his "Shetland pony, Maplewood Farm advertisement," it did not control his iHilitical sentiments the loast bit. Well, the Toiler is to be congratulated on its modest and most wonderful disinterestedness and in tegrity in not allowing itself to be bouirht up by a paltry ten dollar ad vertisement, and appears to be fully nftnuf'imiM of that immaculate and Diana like Journalistic chastity whlcl refused to sell out at such a prlce. J'Jrin Nfim. Farmer Allen's speech 'fell like a heavily charged thunderbolt ; It took the stiffening out of Judge Tyler's spinal column quicker than a cat could lick her foot, upset liro. George llaibee's spirometer, knocked the hydrogen out or his spasmodic am biguity, paralyzed his ambidexterity and set him up wilh a case of hys terical drv trrlns. and Bro. Burchett was all spread out like so much spilt buttermilk. The Contest in Memphis. The primaries held in Memphis Saturday gave the Patterson ticket .1.717 votes, with only 017 for non- instruction. The opposition to Mr. Patterson had a ticket in the field marked "no Instructions," for which they fought pretty hard. The result gives Patterson 7ti delegates in the Ki.ite convention from Shelby coun ty- Tliev bnve resurrected an old law in Massachusetts, says the Courier Journal, forbidding public bars, making it unlawful to stand and 1 1 rill W nt a counter. This law also specifics that liquor must be served with food. When a customer calls for a drink the saloon keetier seats htm at a table and serves the liquor with a dish of baked beans. The ladies are discussing vegetable soup, and are ol various opinions as to what vegetables make the best UlklllV The men are all of one mind on this question ; they greatly preft tnii.t Miuiii. It should be well sea- 1 " soned and served with ice. Tim count rv don inav well rejoice over the passage of the McKinley bill. After the tin tax goes into effect, tin cans will be so scarce, that bis iloirshin mav visit the town with impunity. Perluips Louis Bourne can tell John Allen which side of the question he is on. Louis will render a valub! service bv settling Orator Allen so he can find himself In the next con ventinn. What bifoim-s of the efforts of th Farmers' Alliance in the face of the Mi-Kinlev bill, to crush out the - - ' ty ' nine trust and the jute or cotton bagging trust? The New Town of Kimball. Cm attasooua, Tenn., May iM, Ihjh), Oniiind was broken to-day at Kim hall, the new town In Marion county. mi the banks of thw leiiliesscH. Aot u-ltliKijuiilinir the fact that the start ing of new towns in the South is now of rreqUl'Ill tHfunriii-, jt-v hip tmuortance f this occasion in ..l (Joveroor Taylor, the Stat trtt..iltf nf Tennesse. and many di i...,uh..l pltlr.ens of this and other w...... i. .,Mmlilml in its honor. ..:.. n.nni. President of the Na-livllle, Chattanooga and St. Lou i) i i.n,.Mir)it iii his private car l.ai tv eoniiMM"".! of some of the fairest daughters of Tennessee, one of whom ,trew the flag to the top of the stately liberty pole that had been plante. on the summit of a symmetrical Indian mound whi.Ji is one of the nlewMnj f.tuies of tUl lovely locality. Pre, K.lwnl Hull. Director of the Geologi cal Survey of Ireland, threw the first spadeful of earth, and Prof. J- M. A MARVELOUS SORT OF WATER. lake in the State of Washington Which Cures All Manner of Diseases. Twentv-five years ago a Frenchman crossed the continent with a large flock of sheep. He lost great numbers while moving through the arid region, and when no ar rived in Washington the sheep that still lived were covered with various skia dis eases. One evening us be was preparing for an encumnment he cot ft elimpse, through the woods, of a beautiful lake, and he hastened forward to its shores. X lie sneep rushed into the water and began to drink coniouslv. lie was still more astonished when he tasted the water auu louim is Uls ter and disagreeable, as well as dissimilar to anything he had ever tasted. Fearing the shecu would be poisoned he drove them out of the wuter, but in spite of his efforts thev returned attain. The sheeD were in such a condition rrom disease that he had small hope of their re covery, so he ended by allowing them to drink what lie believed to be the poisonous waters as nlentifullv as they would. Jext dav he could not drive the sheep away from the vicinity ot the lake, ana in a lew any. more he was utterly astonished to nnu tnai his sheep were restored to a wonderfully IiprIMiv condition. Thereupon the rench man thought he had roamed far enough, aud he fixed himself a homestead beside the shores of the lake. For long his home by the lake was a solitude, but the shores of that lake today are the scenes of busy and thriving industry. On the French man's ranch the town of Middiobuugn is huildinir un. and this pioneer Jrenebman still lives and rejoices that he was the first discoverer of these wonderful waters, wuicu tho world will hereufter know as Medical lake. These waters contain salts of sodium, potassium, lithium, iron, carbon, magne sium, calcium, aluminium, silicon, mil phur and borium. They are enner in combination with one another or iniKeu hv oxvffcn. The solution of these various salts in the waters of Medical luke produce rmilts which a dozen years ago would have been deemed miraculous. The lako covers rather more than a thou sand acres, and in placeB is a hundred fathoms deep. Its source is tne surround ing hills and mountains, and periodically it falls and rises. H is surrounded on every side by low wooded hills and forms a beautiful and picturesque nam snees ui water enbosomed in rolling woodlands. The waters cleanse and feel like water with a solution of soap. They taste dis agreeable and nauseous. I visited the lake for the nrst lime nve months aco. I then procured a quantity of the salts obtained from tho waters of the luke by an evaporating process. Some or my journalist friends use them regularly as a remedy against dyspepsia or it e"" fyina the blood, and they tell me they are wonderfully beneficial. A syndicate has already got hold oi aieu- lcal lake. It has erected evaporating anil drying establishments for the prepara tion of these salts, and also lactones ior the making of soap and bottling the water of the lako. Hotels are erecting, and the little town of Middlebaugh is havingaver itabla boom, in the belief that it must be- comeoneot the health resorts ot the world. Tho lake is but a dozen miles or so from Spokane Falls. There is a flnu country surrounding it, and it enjoys that glorious summer climate with which the states west of the ltocky mountains are blest. The winters are shorter aud far less severe than you endure in New F.ngluiid. Cor. Boston l'llot. FRENCH OUTRAGE On the Newfoundland Finning Popola- . Hon May Cause Trouble. St. Johns, N. F.,May 26. The greatest excitement prevails here, the two last French outrages on the fishing popula tion having driven the people almost to denigration. Along the coast known as the French shore, which extends from Cane St. John to Cape Ray, the hshing and farming population are arming, and agents have arrived here to purchase arms and ammunition to suppiy iuo crews of the Newfoundland fishing vessels. Unless the British government takes immediate action to recind the recent agreement, which gives France terri torial right for forty miles inland on the coast named, it is not improbable that the whole colony will be in open revolt. Ojien hostilities are momentarily antiei imtcd between the armed fishing vessels of Newfoundland and the French ves vcls. No Thought of Annexation, London, May 26. The Chronicle pub lishes an account of an interview with the Newfoundland delegates on the fish ery dispute with France. The delegates declared that there would lie no thought of annexation to the United States un less England neglected colonial inter ests. Sailed With Seuled Order. Halifax. Mass.. May 20. It is ru- mored hpre that two of the English war nhirwi now in nort have been ordered to sail with sealed orders for the scene of the Newfoundland tronble. MONUMENT, mow it Dp THE HAYMARKET An VnsucceMful Attempt to With Dynamite Chicago, May 26. An unsuccessful attempt was made Friday night to blow np the Haymarket monument erected in memory of the policemen who were killed hv the bomb thrown May 4. 1886. Officer Slinger found on the base of the monument Saturday morning a large tin can, containing ten pounds of dyna mite, with fulminating cap and tuse at taclied and wranned un. The fuse was originally three feet long, but had been extinguished when all but three inches of it had been burned, by the rain storm at 3 o'clock this morning. A mark of burned powder on the base marked the original imiorth of the fuse. The police have no clew as vet to the perpetrator of the deed. Extraordinary efforts will be made to rind the instigators, who are undoubtedly in the ranks of the An arehists. The material in the can was tested by W. B. Lewis, of the iEena Powder com puny. He pronounced it dynamite, heavily eharged with nitroglycerine, and hence a most powerful explosive. So far the police have placed no sus picion on any one in particular, save an ex-Anarch 1st editor. His recent move ments are being looked up, but so far as can be learned the police regard nun ai an instigator rather than the actual per oetrator of the crime. He is well known in the east and west. He will probably be taken into custody for the purpose of examination. Unless it is shown that the suspicion is un founded. The talk about Mrs. Parson s being implicated, is dint-recited. "JACK THE INK SLINGER." A New Yorker Who Takes Delight In lltiliilnif Ladies' Dresaea. New Youk, May 26. The police have captured an individual who had gained for himself the titlel of "Jack the Ink Slinger." His mania has been to throw ink on the dresses of ladies as they walked aloiia the streets. He has been oneratinar both in this city and Brook lyn, and during past few months has ruived many valuable dresses. What lie gained by his strange action is not apparent, and the presumption is that the man is a monomaniac. A quantity of ink was found iii his pockets when ar rested, and he was evidently preiuuing to throw the fluid over the dress or lady whom he was following. He gave his luinie as John Connors, of No. 443 West Fifty-second street, and is an em ploye of the Ninth street car stable. He is about 33 years of age. AN INSANE TICKET AGENT. A Reinlulavenee of Thackeray. Can I picture Thackeray's apjiearauce after the lapse of all these years f I can see him "in my mind's eye" perfectly, but to descrilie him with pen and ink is not easy. He is tall and broad shouldered, and nail a complexion like Horace Orceley s, pure milk and roses, such as a girl might envy. His hair was very white, his nose as flat as any negro's (it had lieen broken, I believe), and he wore large spectacles pushed close against his eyes. Neither in appearance nor in manner did he make a favorable im- presslou upon me; but then I was a verdant Americau girl, and he was, I remember him using this expression frequently, "a great gun." He swore in the presence of ladies, an offense which, in America in those days, almost assumed the proportions ot a crime; and tills was Thackeray in Paris. A celebrated author, a critic of manners and In the most polished capital in Christendom. He struck me as lieing a coarse man, without a throb of tenderness iu his nature. I was mistaken. uiiv Lcgau lu St. Ixiuis Post-Dispatch. Do You Know a Good Cigar? One ereat trouble is that so many smok ers do not know what they want! They ask for Havana cigars, and declare that thev want them, but, as a fact, t here are many of them that do not want anything or the kind. 1 was 1U a store mu oi ner tiny when a well known man came in and asked for a box of fine Havana cigars, saying price was no object so long as ho was suit ed. The dealer showed him Haviiniui at 25 cents each and 15 rents each; Sumatra and Havana at 10 cents each, and finally a good Havana filler, with a Connecticut wrapis-r. Thin milted him. he paid twice its value and was content. If theordlnary price had lieen asked of him ho would have declared them poor, and that the dealer had no fine stock on baud. This is an absolute fact; tho limn wanted a sweet, mild smoke, and he Kt it und was suited. Pittsburg Hi patch. A Uimvr Kunrral Direction. The story is told of a certain Frenchman who hint lieen a irrcat collector of coins. By his will ho directed that his obsequies should be iM'rforine.1 with every acrompa niment calculated to inspire mirthful feci inirs. His lxslv was to be wrapped in tanned pitt skin and buried cotlinless in standing portion upon a pile of charcoal. Ijiunl branches were to be carried by the mourners, ami on returning from the church they wre to throw open the cham bers iu which liia treasures were deposited ' and all comers w ere w elcome to help thein- aclrea aa they pleased to the contents. It w as a sore di-utppolutnieut to the public, however, to find that before they were ad uiitt.il the servant Vf the deceased had decamped with everything that was port-able.- CasjvH's. The Ic Co. has an experienced 11 (ler this year and can furnish you the beat 1'op ever sold on this market. iny2-l'ni,d. KiiflUli I'tar of Yankee Ingenuity. The distrust of thincs American which obtained in Kuglaiid uut il not so very long ago was well illustrated in a recetit speech of E. H. Johnson. He was describing an exhibition of the Edison electric light, which was about to take olaoe at the Crys tal palace, England, and for which- he had made great preparations. "A large party of prominent people were invited and had begun to arrive. 1 was going to iu.ru on 1,300 lamps and astonish tne aritisners. Finally everything was ready, and the switch was turned, but no light. I hurried down to the engine room to see what the trouble was and found that a plug nau blown out of; the boiler, which, of course, stopped everything. They don't do things in as great a hurry over there as we do over here, and the English engineer said repairs could not be made before next morning. But I Insisted on repairs at once, and the result was that in a short time my efforts were successful, and the lights gave forth their brilliancy. But," rnnclnded Mr. Johnson, "there wasn't a man iu all England that didn't believe that it was a Yankee trick." London Letter. A Heaven Bent Gift. There is in the office of the Merchants' National bank of Kansas city a fragment of a meteor which has a peculiar history, A farmer in Western Kansas had borrowed more money on his farm than he round himself able to repay. WHtle meditating over his bad fortune, but with the usual energy of the Kansas farmer still tilling his soil, he turned up this meteoric stone and examined it. but discovered nothing peculiar In Its make up until a relative from the east, who was visiting him, noticed it and told him that it was of ereat value. The farmer communicated with Professor John ilay. state geologist,, at Junction city, Kan., who visited the nlae and confirmed the opinion ot the relativo aud caused collectors of such stones to compete for its purchase. It was old for a sum largely in excess of the amount required to redeem his home rrom the money lender. Kansas City 'limes. Mothers of Children If your babies are cross and restless itis because they are not well and need medicine. Dr. Winehell,s Teething Svrup is the great Panacea in cases of that kind. As a reliever from pain and curative of all the ordinary diseases com mon to infancy and early childhood, it is a never-failing remedy. It is not narcotic ; it is purely vegetable and can he given with perfect safety to the most delicate child. For sale wholesale and retail by Lockert & Reynolds druggists, Will Remain in Clarksvllle This Sum mer. Dr. J. M. Beaver, of Chatanooga will treat Chronic ulcers, Tumors, Wen's l'iles and female troubles. JNo Knile no blood, -lie buys bis line of medi cines from first hands in Philadelphia he compounds and lubels them in his otllce without the cost of prescriptions. saving patients that expense and treats Hheumatism, Scrofula, Heart trouble, Nervous system, Indigestion Constipation, Neuralgia, Catarrh Blood troubles, Aches and Pains Teeth extracted without poison or pain for 00 cts. Consultations free Don't miss this opportunity. Delays are dangerous. Come at once. Oflice at dwelling west of .las. P. dill's live ry stable, Main street, Clarksville, Tenn. Doors open dav and night to the suflering. Poor as well treated as the rich. Dn. J. M. Bkavek. In Perh p It Was Caused by the Question Anked lllui by Traveler. Cairo, 111., May 26. James McClnre, assistant ticket agent of the Illinois Cen tral company, has been declared insane by the county court. A few days ago he tried to commit suicide, and it was found that he had borrowed money on forged notes to meet payments on life insurance policies aggregating fiil.OOO, for which he apjiears to have had a mania. His attempt to kill himself by cutting his wrist was made on the day the forged notes became due and a settle ment was demanded. l.mm Ride on Illcyele. Indianapolis, May 26. F. E. leaver arrived here Friday from New Haven, Conn., having ridden from that city on his bicycle, lie started April 21 and is on his way to Han Francisco, His cycle meter register 1,200 miles. He goes from here to St. Louis, following the Vandalia road closely. Weaver is a member of the New Haven Bicycle club. In coming he crossed the Alle ghanios and that fact, coupled with the bad weather and bud roads, made his task a hard one. Not Murder, Hilt Nelf-Defenaci. San Francisco, May 26. The trial of John E. Naughton, secretary of the Guaranty Endowment association, who shot and killed the vice president of the comiiany, M. M. Heir, last February, ended in a verdict of acquittal. It was shown that Naughton had acted iu self defense. CONGRESS. One Hundred and Twenty-N'Inlh Day. In the senate Mr. Faulkner gave notice of un amendment to the bill relating to he importation of liquors into prohibitory Mutes, incorporating such liquors as part of the common property within the state. Mr. Call offered a resolution of inquiry as to the use of an annul I'nited States reve nue force at Cedar Keys, Fla. It went over. The naval appropriation bill was considered. The tariff bill was received from the house. Mr. Stanford advocated loans by the Kovernmeiit on agricultural lands, l'lie naval appropriation debate was resumed and continued uut 11 adjourn Hunt. Iu the house A bill was introduced subjecting oleomargsrine to the laws of the several states. The river and harbor bill was considered until 5 p. m., when the house took a recess until T::tO, the night session Iwiug for private pension bills. CLABKSVILLE DI3TRKT. Third Bound Quarterly Meetings. Cedar Hill, at Turnersvllle, May 4, " Sadlersvllle and Adams, at Salem, May 31, June 1. Astmry, at Grant's, June 7, 8. New Providence and Bethel, at Bethel, June 14, 15. Antioch, at Chapel Hill, June 21, 2a W. H. PlCEW.KS. Tlie Ice Co. Is making better 81 Pop this seaMin than ever before. Try it. my2-2w,d. Fine Horse-Shoeing-. I wish to inforin the public that I have removed from the Carlisle old stand to the premises of Mr. Louis 1 Uaisser, on First street. He having built a new shop adjoining his presen shop, where 1 can be tounu to io an work lu mv line, horse-shoeing. I wi guarantee to shoe any $20,000 horse with solid steel nlates sunerior to any shoer in town with perfect safety, at reasonable prices. Thanking tne pud lie for past patronage I will appreciate a continuance of the same in my new quarters for Mr. Uaisser. Very Kesnectiuiiy, James J. P.OUKE ml-lmd. PRINTING In all Its forms, NEATLY andtjUICKLY DONE at the eaf-lhonicle E3 Job B9 ' OlooiiiSp For the Lowest Living Prices. COMMERCIAL h WORK FIRST-CLASS STOCK used and attention given to detail that Insures mumn mt satisfactory wo&k. -HEADQUARTERS FOR- WEDDING, WALL and PICNIC WORE, And a well assorted stock of stationery always on hand. Litliographing - of a all - Kinds. ESTIMATES ""aSSsbs .svroxsr"1' ADDRESS, BRANDON v & v BiLEICSDALE, Printers and Publishers, Clstrlcs-ville, : : FOR CHILDREN. REGULATES THE BOWELS & CURES Colic 1'iilns, Nervonsiiflss, Hnminor Complaint, Sore Throat, Sore Mouth, Actility of th Htoinarli Convulsions, Dliirrhma, Cholera Infantum, and all diseases of Infancy and early childhood. It Is not narcotic; Is purely vegetable and liaiuiless- EILERT'S EXTRACT OF TAR & WILD CHERRY. For Coti(,'li. Colds, Hoarseness, Hiiitling ot Mood Bronchitis, Asthma, Influenza, I'lcurisy, Intlam niatlon Of the I.iiiirs, I'ains in the Chest and Hist suites of Consumption. ij I Clarksville Liquor Store, S. BAEE & CO., Proprietors, ALERT'S DAYLIGHT LIVER PILLS ui c inr sick Headache, cure Biliousness and Consti pation. Kegulato the stomach and Liver. Our Domeatio Animala. Require ns prompt and skillful atten tion in sickness ns that given to man, and if they do not receive are apt to, be lost to us altogether. For such prompt treatment and the prevention and cure of diseases common to animals us. Uncle Sum's Condition Powder ; it is the best remedy ever devised by man for such use. For sale, wholesale nnd retail by Lockert A Reynolds druggists. The lee Co. make their Top from filtered spring water and use none but the best extracts. iriy2-i!ni,d. Metcalf Krllltii" Mcdehee Kros. are the wile agents here for Ibis well known brand of fer tilizer. Send them your orders. AprMtf. Get your envelopes at the Leaf oflice. if vou want eood ones at lot- tom prices; tf. Nice, well located residence for sale, Address box ill for particulars. in 17 dtw. If you want a nice, exhilerating bev erage buy a case of Top from the Ice Co. niy2--in,d. for Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep & Poultry IT FREVENTS AND CURES All Diseases common to them. Tills Towder Is a never-falling remedy. A trial of one package will prove it. UNCLE SAM'S KEUVE and BONE LINIMENT, IS T11R 11RST ClIltATIVK. FOB MAN AND BEAST CVrR PRODUCED. It affords the quickest relief from pain and effects the most permanent cure of any remedy iiow known to man. (let Undo Sam's Knglish and German ARC hook' from your druggist, The aliove named meritorious Remedies, viz.. Dr. Wtrtrhelt'i Teeth ing Surup, Cliert s Extract of Tar anU Wild Cherry, titert a Oaylight Utter Pills, Uncle 8am' Condition Powder and Uncle 8am'a Liniment are made hy the EMMERT PROPRIETARY CO. CHICAGO ILL. For sale, wholesale and retail by Lockort & Retinoids, druggist. ANNO UNCEMENTS. FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK. . U. Uaniei ,moe k l. imulel rh n candidate for re-election for Circuit Court Clerk at the ensuing August e'ection. FOR REGISTER. James A. Grant to announce Jmu A. Orant a candidate for Register for Mont gomery county, t the eusulug August elec Life is Too short to Write the Old Way ! I CALIGRAPH I" o 5 H CO o tza O o o o FASTEST AND BEST. Cheapest First-Clas9 Machins on the Market For circular nnd other Information apply at the I.ca r-Cn nox h-i.k Otllce to OT. O.HRAHDOlff, Act. Dealers in lues, wises .jfcui Gins, Etc. We carry a complete line ot Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles. Sole agents Sachs Trudens Ginger Ale, Alf and Alf Ale and Porter. A. L. l)unlap & Co.'s Tobaccos, S. It. and J. C. Mott's celebrated Crab Apple and Champagne Cider, Crescent Brewing Co.,8 justly celebrated export Beer. Give us a call. Sign of the Big Black Bear. S. BAER & CO. 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