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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

why l. Il the papers Of late are having NJ much
to sny about this Big 4 Little u" Remedies
Well. LIST and forrmost-and 2nd, as for all that;
The Big s Little ~" Remedies arr very import.
ant medicines and remarkably adapted to all the
various purposes for which they arr being Nd ex;
tcnsiycly used throughout n country 80 beautiful
anil ~ exceedingly productive n that lying con-
tiguouS to two such important railways a. The Zig
a Iu,l. ia. And srcon,ly-if not more; this
country Is filed with highly intelligent and IT,
fined pcople--a discriminating l~oplc-a pcoplc Of
Judgements people who know how to judge OF
the good things Of this world to apprrcint" theini
10 choose them; to adapt them to their WANTS In
fact, TO appropriate them. And then again. the
Zig & Little -" Remedies on their part know
how 10 behave themselves-what 10 do when
called ON for assistance. They don't 90 foolins
around-thcy 60 right straight to business, AMI
they have been doing for NO long they take to II
As naturally as duck or q Baptist takes to va
ter. or m oil fashioned Methodist or determined
old OF will tsys 20 his knees or sir, as-as-asr''
a PRESBYTERIAN will-wil-wil take t-strawber
ri.s and cream, when his Methodist and baptist
brethren require n little pecuniary aid. In fact
air. the Big & Little u" Remedies and the Pres
bytcrians are inst alike when you ask Tor Assist
ancc. They arr hirh.hcadcd and proud, but al
vays at home, Then. sir tho Zig Little u
Remedies aro on the RICH, aldo Of tho qucstion
they arr manufactured on ths right sid" OF tn
Mig ~" I,ailroadi they are manufactured In tn
right place--tho Drug store In the New faie
building. where they keep W many frrsh' MIC
things. Fortunate Ia the man who can ace tn
popular aide Of an important question right at tn
starr. The papers arc SURE to hnd 1t out sooner o
later.
Mon,l.-If You want anything usually kept Y
drur stores, goto tho New Faler Building and A..
for II. Ifyou want tonic Tor = lady, ask TOT w
B,r and Iittts ~" Female Bitts~. But whe'h'
yon need them or not, BE- suw-for yos rW nee
nsn--.nd get DO, ortwosf the Big 4 Lit'
~" p.u!l- PILES ons or more bottles CT otko. an
conp,fnd syrup Rloodroot, End few bottles
Mari Ccic Cur. fc.. horse, aad nulsA
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
Fish HIATT

Mr.. George Riser. an rsiiinable and influential
citizen living near Spring Ridge In ilinl- Cour
used To say Of that celebrated vcrnifrg" now be-
ing soli q, the Big & Little ~" Family pills; 1T
always relieves the child whether there are worms
or not"
Champ was hunting for worms and would h-
satisfied with nothing else. lie said; II had done
everything IN the world, hut that Ia the best medi'
cine that ever tried. They alr worth thousand
dollars to any body" That WAS not ~ large yield
Champ. but shows that II searched little closer
than the other m~licincsyou uaed.
Champ gives the result n follows; Il %
years old. took In all pills, rsult, worms. u
10 years old. took In all 2 pills, result, WORMS
II 10 years old to.L in all pills, result,'3p.
worms. E-Gyrars old took In all pills result,
- worms I-syrars old, took in all pill, ~
suit. 5 wcras took In NIL ! pill result, )
wornis Total, 80.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Maze Cot ,oa n-,ei dAks ! WA
some d. dose - groaShcn, You dix
hall always say SUIT up mid d
house. and never my vut put on
vrnce NIT do street. Vat for yo'
d,kes me?
Tue attention OF our readers i
called TO the announcement OF Capt
III. J Bird, OF Lawrence cIunty tor
senator. C,pt Bird is brother OF
DR.. Bird OF this county, and has
twice represented Lawrence county
in the Legislature:
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will furnish ics-cream and
cake at Marks hal, on MondsS, Jaly.
10 the day OF the county conveu Il on
Ice.creaw from 10 n. IN. throughout
the day, and also at nigh. Patron
aye solicited. There will be com.
m,ttee at the Hill to receive the con.
tributious Of cus,ard 10 from the
county,.
GOING AGAIN.
NJ Daniel has just opened up r
large nice aud entirely new stock OF
goods ia Wesson 20 he soll at ex-
coedinSly low prices, AID ho extends
a most cordial invitation to his old
customers aud friends who enabled
him to carry on a yearly business OF
100000 in B.auregard, 10 call on
him a, Wsssoa, satisfaction is guar
anteed. % II.
NJ. DAHL, ons Of tho unfortunate
sufferers by The cyclone in Beauro-
gard. has opened M q store in the
town OF Wossoo, with compete line
Of new 9 OILS, and invites every one
20 call on him. He guarantees sat
both in prices and goods.
Whit we Of The sunny South in
are in the EN- ymcnt OF
C ,o'ipg showers, and refreshing
breezes eur friends Of the far eff
North nrs swel.ering and dying W.
A tel, gram from New
Y rk OF the It'll sSys. The highest
Of aay day this year was
reached yesterday. The scorehinG
walls all plvemeut' wer almost un-
betraJle. Thousands Of tho men
womon and children were sitting in
.cuemelt houses. TIE ambulance
gangs were hoard all .daT long as lit.
lie ones dropped and died. In Il
iours 392 chill lren upder 6v, years
,t age wote overcome. Hospitals
were filed with patients. lo5l died
Turing the week. Many car hor;e'
dropped n their traces, and tho
stree. railways wero blocked from
his CAUSE. A man might rs we'll
lcve sat up'u hoti storc to So,
cool as to walk over the big t,idSe
1t noorday for that purpose. The
roadway aud cables were blistering
iot.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

tn. safe Of Mississippi to Frank Ray,
Ella Rsy and Katie RAJ:
you are commanded to appear before
the Chancerv Court OF the county Of G 'pi.
al. In said State, on the drst Monday oil
Jniy, 1881, TO show cause II anv YOU have
ar can, whv the ana' sccount Of ID A Csmo-
he'll and T. 4 Ray, administrators fthe l. d
,ats OF NJ j Cammack deceased, this day nj.
ed in saii court. should not be- audited. AL
Lowell end said commits ouers foslly dis
charged. - j. NJ NORMAN CLERK
A6y Isles3.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

wherra, letters OF administration were
q snted to the undersigned nv tho Chance
nv court NJ G. piAh county. SAFE Of M,ssis-
sippi, on the th dav o. June, 1888, on the
estate of Ms G. \ Crawford. doceasel. no.
tice IL hereby given 10 all persons holding
claims against said dscedent to exhibit The
sme end have them registered by the clerk
of sad court within one wear from ths date
ofs,id grant or ihoy will he forever barred:
and AL persons indebted 10 saii d'ceden'
arc reanestiel 10 com" fewar3 ard nav the
same. June Sth l,S3. lS-it W REID,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES

The sta ot Mississippi To Henry Mall
Inns. Jul'rs Mullins. Slira Perry. Jehn
Rack. Willie Back, and George Black.
a f'ndsnts; You are commanded TO ap-
ear bctor' the Chanc'ry cont OF the
County Of Copish in said state, on the frs'
Monday Of August. 1858. TO def'nd the
snit in sal Cont, Of John +. Sexton and
otha-s wherein you are defendants.
July 81 1855.
- Il j. vi. NORMAN elk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
CITATION.

Tho State o ( Mississippi TO A W Wnene
You are commanded to appoa before I
Chancery court of the county Of Copiah.
ssid State, on the fist Monday OF Jnt
lsS3, 10 defend the suit in sad court OF VI
Nelson. wherein you are defendant.
j. ". NORMAN, Clerk.
April 9th 1888 -l2.it.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Marx Collie Cure for llOrscs aud
mules, aud the Englisllman's Saddle
and Collar Ointment are remedies
that should he always ut hand. The
former Mr.. Marx has given us that it
may be scientifically prepared and
ready for use. The latter We received
from an EngliSllnan whose name We
do not remember. lfyou are the own
or of Il horse he sure and keep them
where YOU can put yOur hands on
them. "A stitch in time saves nine"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
CITATION.

Tho safe Of Mississippi to Afford d 'wie:
YOU ARE commanded to appear before
tho Chancery Court Of the county Of Copi.
sh. in mid State. On the Hrst Monday OF
July 1891: 20 defend the suit In said CONT
of Maria Bowie, whe,eii you are dsfen.
dent. j. NJ, NORMAN, Clerk.
Nay 2Ist 1889, -I6-4'.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

There will be o meeting OF the
Copiah Comfy Agricultural Me.
chauical Association at the court
house in tbi. place on next Saturday.
June Cd, 1888, at 8 O'Clock. A iui'
attendance is earnestly requested.
Yor an obtain all the Ingredients
.. tn q +. preservative R,eipt only
ut B rnl US Drug Store.
MMa.s has !,st received . lot oil
new or ,a, which be IL willing to
di.uo, co. at reasonable rates. He
also lesp on baud. a splendid a.
sortms4. q coaipr. Don't neglect 70
ali % IN. -17.u
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

When you are ut Marx corner, the
nearest way to the New Drug Store is
across the bridge. You have nice
plank and brick walk, free from mud
and no interference or delay on ac-
count of the cars. Come over and see
us.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Jusr PROM TsxAs-Mr Geo w Rogers has
list returned nom T-xas, with q lot oflarge
Texas horses, which b is willing and anx.
ous to dispose Of cheap. G, and examine
stock.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
THE ARABIAN LIVERY ANDSALE
STABLE KEPT BY M MARX
HAzLEuURsp MISSISSIPPI
HAzLEHURsP,.

Has Just been ed with Horses and Bnssio which being
os:ed sale the Psreois coming
find place have we'll cared for than
this stable Mr. MARI has just returned from Cincinnati where pucbas
fine assortment cous and burial cake of oil which he
poses sell at much reduced He also purchased and has
baud @ and beautiful Heae which he will send part OF
the heretofore share OF patron.
solicited aud competition b. tn prices and quality dcsed
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

4 most economical woman lives in Green Cove,
Fla. Aitcr the death Of her infant she used the
rrrnain,lrr Of the sootling syrup TO poison rats
OLko quirts the babies, and contains no poison.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

We keep full supply of IIumph-
rcy's Homeopathic Specifies and sim.
pies. We have a supply Of his
Manuals for gratuitous distribution.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
NEW DRUG STORE.

With everything fresh aud NICE Next door NJ Filler Co.. in tho new
Faler Cuiding Hazehurs, Miss.
MI JONES, Proprietor
We opening will he constantly receiving Fresh Drugs PHrs
Chemicals Patent Medicines Pn O Window Stationery Per-
hmery Toilet Articles and everything usually kept first class Drag
Storo ao take pleasure huts public oHc,rs and oth
crs requiring
FIRST CLASS PRINTING
That piuter JOB Printing office embracing
beautiful selections aud other material aud that they will continue
them the heretofore will keep adding
them
his line they require elsewhere. T
DR. Jesse Il Jones
To whom refer has his Office back md he found
bout the store when not professionally engaged 12.M
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Our Eclectic and Homeopathic De-
pnrimcnt IL complete. We will soon
add to our list III assortment Of Bo-
tanic medicines.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
vii sell, trade or hire. the finest
horses and mules tho country
affords. Any one wanting
fine horse, or mu.e,
eau get bargain
by calling. l
will sill
to you
1t your
own price. AL
- keep tho latest
styles OF Bugsios, Car
risge', HacLs..s d Spring
Wagons, o. al l:nd' and des-
cription,. Don't wait, but come
right along.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
For Sale.

l have for sale the Texas Red rus
proof oats. raised west. Apply t.
b. +. MARTIN.
Those Diamond Dyes at Bnrnley's
Drug Sore. every color only 10 cts
package.
The Pa,sst and Best Drugs ia
Burnley's Motto! No cheap adul-
tsrated article pushed of on his
customers
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

W. MLLsAr,, Prs'idea, l. n. ELLIS. Co
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS' BANK
Haz!eaurs MisSIi
USCoRP0aArED)
Authorized Capital Sa5O,OOo 90.
general Banking business and sells checks drafts and Bill
Exchange oil the principal Cities.
Buys School and County Warrants m'd approved security
Special given collections all Of the State 20
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
CITATION.

April 9Th 1883 ~.
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The change in the time standard would cause no
Inconvenience were II not for the attitude of the
Attorney General, whose bun against the sun VIII
eau a" some temporary annoyance As the mails
go b: riil. the hours OF closing and opening them
must necessarily hinge railroad time and hence
a. Postmaster Con .cr has notified the public the
CRY post OElice Will adopt the new standard. And
as the travelling pubic must consult railroad time
tables The hotel clocks vii correspond thoS At
the stations TIE heavy department mails must
also D. accelerated To accord .Sih the time OF
'.gcJ left. whether the day IN cold or warm The
uprhOt Of The Whole matter viii be that after few
Congressman AM Cabinet Officers miss an import
ant train b. taflr cavi!nr, tine time ban On the
Observatory VIII drop the new noon. and all VIII
20 smiling hetI.tiOrth
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FREScH HABIT CLorHs.
s TON PERRY

. Il a L " " + Il Il II
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
HAS list RECEIVED A VERY LARGE INVOICE
ALL THE SEM AND DESIRABiE SHADES FOR
LADIES HABITS. RANGING FROM 81 10 TO 50 PLR
ELEiAST STOCK OF LADIES' CLOTHS FROM
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH ALL WOOL
DkEHS TEXTURES FOR PLAIN AND COMBIN
Lyons hLA, AND CoIORED PURE SILK VEL
AElS. FRO It 20 TO ~ 1NCH HES WIDE kANGI Nc
FhpM 81 90 TO SJ.00 FER ARD.
BJNNElS, SCHRODEk'S AND CACHFMIRE ROYAL
hl.Ath SILhS A CoRRECf PRICES.
BLACK AND COLDREp RAUZIME Rs CT ONANS,
MGSCDflIES AND MERN EtiLEIX- FROM Si.25
SUPERB BRoCADED SATIN AND vTLvET DRESS
Ion FOR hLCEtI1u> AID k|hNiNa
EVE&f>G GAUZES AND BROCAnFS
PARIS AND BERLIN RitiZI 3. Err ST IiIFNNE AN
PLUSH WRAPS. c. RCULARS, VICIORIAS AND
RUSSIAN CIBCUIA AIS
Ml.NoOI S1OCkINETTE JACKETS AND NEW
VI AkhETS
sS-sPECIAI. APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS.
,,.ECHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
kLCI PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. corner 9th street
Established 1s4O. nit
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The verdict IN the case of ki.bourn against
7 -.H-1a was tOdiy seJ aside, ana a new trail la,
been c-tirTsL Ii l. possible that, under pretty
strong iaetru,tioHs Of the court The amount Nv nd
fl The PsJtuttU can M scaled down each success
ST. trit! OF the case until the sum named may be
rG-.rIed Reasonable and proper by the sitting
JGl-". bnt II Is not .n,y JJry VIII ever be found
tIIs will tin TOR tn deiendJnt. Whether MIR. Hi
b'IF0 suffered greatly in MAD, bJjy or estate ny
HI imprisonment i = question that viii probably
always enter somewhat into the consideration of
the by jury that may he selected Try ii,
but whatever the finding OF TINT b,iy may be, It
VIII doubtless have regard Father To the principles
Involved, than to the manner in which Mr. kilb9urn
Wa, Affected The action OF Congress in seeking To
drE before IT the private affairs of citizen against
whom no verdict has been found and no charges
preferred and then exercising, rather exceeding
the functions ~ court In sending him TO prison
without The Formally OF q trial, VIII ever be
CariCj unwdrrant"d assumption OF power
and gross outrage upon private rights; and this
popular feeling VIII bP pretty TO lind expression
and emphasis IN the amount oil money awarded
the only reparatiOn that en- be made for the wrong
thu, committed Those who fnd fault with the
verdict must therefore not ind fault with the jury,
but with Congress- which made such a verdict pos
sible. and with public sentiment which takes that
way OF expressing It's condemnation of the usurpa-
ton OF power by any branch OF government
IhPfe are nol many governments In the world
which are annoyed by the revenues coming In too
shnhd1ntiy. The debts OF the great powers OF
EUrope. Tor Instance have increased within fifteen
years from thirteen billion TO twenty -one billion
dollars During the same period our debt has de-
creased 0ne-haf; and the OAly trouble our govern
nent mis- X that il persists in It's downward pro-
grc9S- Thus. told that another bond
call Tor ten or twelve millions Is necessary. though
1T vas hoped that the condition OF the treasury
would Sllrh that Congress- could have an
opportunity OF lcSl1ting the interests involved
III the contTt"tipl OF the debt But the money Is
boEnt 10 come in, despite the tre.surys reInon-
STANCES.
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w oNDERFUL BARGAINS!
BRoDHEAD 4 CO.'S. 1905 STREET

BRoDHEAD CO.'S. 1905 F STREET
Shet BLACK Sill 75c. and up: all wool Foule 2sc
a. on rs i.se and up Larxe white wool Blankets
sil S, s1n 1trs long Balhrvan Hose Isc Lovely
s.Nt and Satin, use. All linen Napkins 4Ac doz
Stlil gu SEte Cloth22c 54nch Iadi,s Srjti,,g Cloths
eit .s.is 81 thts" goods advertised on the Ave.
nG' al % Ladies and Gents Under wear nj jobbers
its Great bargains IL Connterpanes Sheetinxs F1an
BRODHEAD CO.'S,
70 1Ao street northwest
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Peter Sn.ull was convicted OF horse stealing and
Sent 10 tail There lie announced that he WAS going
Ia OutfSt Dr. Tanner. AMI for thirty days he
refused his food OF pretended To- DO So fasting
horse tlieI was Il novelty, and he became famous
No'"Tltty brought him iavOrs ana iIanunti.s His
guaris relaxed their severity, and last night he
Knocked down the Jail keepers daughter, ran away,
and Is still NJ large Smull Is the champion He
Was fast before his imprisonment. he f4ster In
JAIL and IS now faster Yet, thus Iar he has out
run the cOnStableS
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Day GooDs.

FEW SPECIALTIES IN WHICH WE OFFER Elk.
TRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN FINE GOODS.
Ladies silk Do,mans at s25 90 $50 90 ard $1,000
Ladies' Silk Russian Circulars. S35 90 and 5000.
Ladies Ottoman and Gros Grain SILK Circular $40 90
Lae.les Cloth Dolmans at SI5OO and 5000
Ladies Newniarkets at 600 $500 and 5000
Ladies Cloth sacques q, Sc 90. $40 90 $500
Ladies listers at s. 90. s. 90. 5000 and $1,000
Also great barcains in Silks and Velvets
Carpets on our second AID third floors
". W. BURDETTE & CO.,
n]7-3t No 929 1tn street and .0G K street n W.
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ANN dickinson cannot play tragedy, but lattcriy
She ht7 Eveiit. Those WHO yet ~ n n5sr the dis-
nifty. beauty AMI ppSrr OF the DrIve young Quaker
eIo n she -'t l.g IL sage jht platform. must
CrTGT" - they follow her more pTeteatIOI5 AMI
WORTHY steps, irtiinr only from on failure to
another. IL i pitt be spectacle To ina the once
ifInrGs am popular lecturer borrowing small sum,
from goci-naturel friends, and squanGerins them
In u nal attempts In make people 10 obscure west
EN- towns believe she play Hamlet.
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TINS STAR off, "a connected with THE Telephone
TsaIrna- At,,Gtis- ri~nts orders for the Eaper ID
Ii j1I ot3.rT.-- news. am i1ur1nation or bust
Its- cen lie S.nt Day OT at. free OF charr-e
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1883
1883
HOLIDAY SEASON
CON CTIO NERY.

CONFECT merry.
1t can be said that the cold weather has made its
appearance amongst and that it will remain with lis
permanently dnrin2 the balance of year That being
assured all dealers in Candy can stock their stons
without being in fear that the goods Will be spoiled by
the weather or insects
III conceded by the business community in general
that the coming will he Of great activity and
Profit to the merchants who have the kind of goods for
sale that the public is DESTROYS of buying The dealer
to do business must have stock of goods fresh and
well selected.
The great aim of the retail dealer In Confect;ona
should be to make large display rs possible with
small stock OF great variety that buy often and
In s!ch quantities to keep the goods and fresh
This class of trade will find establishment an &C
conmodation.
Judging from the activity Of business during the
summer months we concluded to anticipate the wants
OF the trade and be equal to the demand by conpet
Ing our variety Of stock for the THANKSGIVING and Holt
day trade earlier than usual We. early period
arr ready to supply the trade with full stock OF Ho
day goods
Our stock Of Sugar Toys and Tree Ornaments Ia par
teularly large and of great variety
In French Mixtures and Domestic Candy we have all
qualities high and low priced and can supply the
wants Of any class of t ade
we have quite q number Of men employed in the
manufacture OF French Mixtures which we guarantees
| pure aud fresh
large quantities requested look at our goods h
fore placing their orders elsewhere
Storekeeers who cater to the wants of the uyeni,a
community should not fail to call at our store every
few days TO the novelties in goods We ALWAYS
have Something new, and can show you such a VA
rely as yon never have seen before and We will sell
| yuu quantities to suit
Our statesmen always willing to show our goods
| whether you are ready to buy not
Goods delivered promptly
! Out of town orders boxed and delivered at the
wharvee and dpots without charge cases or rayae
CARL MUELLER Il SON.
|
Wholesale DEALERS IN HOLIDAY CONFEO-
TIONS
3li Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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FINE STATIONERY.

FINE STATIONERY.
VISITING; CARDS.
WELDING INVITATIONS
ARMS. CRESTS AND HONOGRAMs
CORRECTLY ENGRAVED
MINES GUEST CARDS AND FINE COrRrs-
PONDENCE PAPERS
NJ. W. CALF. BRO L. Co,
JEWELIERS AND SILvERsMITHS
ll0T PENN. ASENUK No Am
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The testimony IN the PrOteus investiy alton dis
closes a shameful recklessne5S in The fitting out
AMI manning or that vessel. The evidence shows
that she wAs as scandalOus q marine fraud as the
Gulntre Possibly her bad condition and crude
Management had something tn do with the suiky
g nd uInid behavior OF the crew. Even common
people don't lSe TO be drowned. especially in such
Very cold water. and the various orders and in
struCt,Ons seem TO have been about as shaky and
porous as the boats
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vFNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOJIRN AIS
Z upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended to utterly ruin its business but il seems to
have had the opposite effect for sinle day last
month applications received 900 jns,1r
antc Assessment No TO- Just collected brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund now exceeds 500 OO0 which
Is being Invested in US Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trail Trust Company Of New York The Association com
leted its third in October and already written
1920 certificates covering $40 600 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 ON
So 600 and $50 on $40 600 The annual dues for ex.
penses are So for each 600 of the certificate The as
sesSments for death claims are at age Is ri on each
81 ODD OF the certificate ut IS "a age As 81 GA aee
30 ngc g. VI One fourth Of each assessment goes
ifO the reserve fund to protect the cOmYany asainst
ialseS and extra mortality. Come and insure Office
1909 II street ~
MI IY KNIGHT copere, Aoo,t
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The fanatic assassin has TIED his hand at killing
Premier Ferry OF the French republic bat fortu-
nAts'iy without success The youth st Ited that he
VA, one or band who had decided 10 sreInove'
the eatiTt ministry Tor the good OF the country
The ass liani Is mere lad OF eighteen years. and
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