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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-06-02
The Coalition Question.
Estate Ledger

The problem of problems in Mis-
sissippi politics is how to conduct
our elections without exciting race
preiudices, and at the same time
protect both races against the vi
ci0us leaders of the Republican
party. There is really no distrust
of the colored masses in the minds
Of the white people except when
drilled and disciplined BY bad men.
They have sense enough to know
that there is no necessary antago-
nism of interests between them
and their white fellow citizens,
but the experience of the past
teaches that they cannot be trust
cd to select members of the Leg
islature. That body imposes the
taxes and shapes the public policy
of the State with reference to
every property interest.
II is no insult to the colorcd
people to say they own but little
property. 1t is no discredit to
them that they do not pay one
dollar in ten towards the support
of the government. We hazard
nothing IN saying that there are
not a dozen men of that race in
the State with the necessary legal
learning and experience to frame
a clear and unambiguous statute.
When we come to talk about a
coalition ticket, these facts are
proper to be considered. If the
negroes, or more properly speak
ing the Republican party, can carry
the election, it is their privilege to
do so, but if they propose a policy
of cancellation and compromise,
let them be just.
Ii there was single statute in
our code of laws which discrimi.
mated against any man on account
of his race or color, the negroes
ought to claim a division of legis-
lative representation. But under
Democratic rule their lives and
liberties are as well protected as
the white mans. viii any Repub.
lican deny thiss
For the sake. of peace and har.
mony, the Democrats of Kinds
county, and the whole State, can
afford to be liberal in the division
of Offices. Ministerial and mum.
cipal offices may be safely entrust.
ed to good men of the Republican
party, but the time has not arrived
when they can be trusted with the
law making power.
viii not the colorcd people con-
eur with us in the statement that
they were as much benefited by
the overthrow of the carpet-bag
government as were the white
people I Up to the day that Ames
"folded his tent and silently stole
away there was bad blood be-
tween the races. Taxes amounted
to confiscation and the public debt
was increasing. When the people
arose against this condition OF
affairs it was not question of the
spoils of Office, but problem OF
selfpreservation. Had the ascen.
dency of the Republican party
lasted another year, it would have
led to some kind of political con
vulsion. All experience has shown
that the white race will make q
stand somewhere along the line ol
their rights. They viii not always
submit to robbery, it matters not
how great may be the odds against
them.
Let tho Democratic party Of
Kinds county consider this view
We cannot afford to jeopardise
the Democratic majority in the
next Legislature.
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Rev. Seaborn Moore, who lives
at Forest Home, Ala, rode last
year 5000 miles aud preached 125
sermons. In addition to these la
bors In the service Of the Lord, he
made ON his farm 800 bushels Of
oats, 100 bushels of corn, 100 bush
els of potatoes. five bales Of cotton
and 100 gallons Of syrup. The only
assistant he had on his farm was a
very old negro. Such an instance
of energy and hard works Is this
deserves to go on reeord:- Chica-
60 Times.
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The Auditor of the State of Vir.
ginia on Monday last passed to
the credit of the Washington and
Lee University sl6.SOO, interest
due on what are known as the
Peabody bonds. Connected with
this is an interesting bit of history.
In 1854, on the destruction of the
steamer Arctic at sea, sl45,000 of
Virginia coupon bonds belonging
to Mr.. George Peabody, were lost.
The State refused for years to re-
new the bonds or to recognize any
liability therefor. and finally Mr..
Peabody gave the claim to the
Washington and Lee University,
which institution is supported by
private endowment. The trustees
prosecuted the claim, and in 1881
the Legislature by special enact
ment, permitted the institution to
bring suit, and q Judgment was
rendered against the State, with
interest from 1854. The interest
paid was the third instalment of
current interest, as the holding Of
State bonds Of tho various odlica-
tional institutions a e g
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Pursuant to call, the citizens of
Quitman county assembled at the
courthouse in BeIen ON the 18th
May, 1888.
On motion Mr.. w. I. Jamison
was called to the chair, and DIR. &.
s. Johnston was appointed Sec
retary.
On motion the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved by the citizens of Quit,
man county in convention assem-
bled, That we unite with the citi-
zens of Tunica and other counties
in petitioning his Excellency the
Governor of the State of Missis-
sippi to assemble the Legislature
in extra session for the purpose of
enacting laws for the repair of the
Mississippi levee.
Resolved, That we elect three
delegates to attend the convention
in Jackson on the 2ith of this
month.
Resolved, That we oppose the
taxation of personal property,
such as stock, cotton, corn, and
other agricultural products.
On motion Messrs. L. Marks, I.
j. Berry and w. 7. Jamison were
elected delegates to the Jackson
convention. Mr.. j.. J. Blackman
was appointed by the chair to at
tend the convention as a delegate
from this meeting.
On motion, the delegates were
instructed to oppose a tax on
stock, corn, cotton, and other ag-
ricultural products.
On motion the meeting adjourn
cd.
In pursuance Of a call made
through the Friar's Point Gazette,
a meeting of the citizens Of Goa
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Lsyee Convention in LefIOre County.

=
Whereas, We have noticed the
call made by Tunica county for a
meeting of the Yazoo- Mississippi
Delta counties exclusive of those
constituting Levee District No. .:
and,
Whereas, We believe that the
Leyee system is the only means by
which the alluvial lands of this
Delta ean.be protected from over.
flows; and, t
Whereas, We are willing to con.
tribute our just quota of the amt
necessary to complete said Levee
system provided, it can be done
without reaching the point where
taxation becomes so onerous and
burdenseme- that 1t becomes con.
tiscati0n; therefore be it
Resolved, That we do not favor
the eonvening Of the Legislature
in extra session, believing as we
do, that it would result in expense
to the State without any compen-
sating advantage to the Yazoo
Delta; that any relief sought to be
effected by legislative enactment
can be as efficiently accomplished
at the next regular session of that
body.
Resolved I'd, We are opposed to
the formation ofany organization
with power to issue bonds for the
construction of levees on the Mis-
slssippi river; and that while We
favor levees, we desire that the
money shall be collected and ap-
piled to the construction of the
work, beginning at the hills in De.
Soto county and continuing south
wardly until the money is exhaust
ed; and that work shall then be
suspended until taxes are again
collected; we believe the amount
of bonds necessary to raise funds
sufficient to complete tho 'levees
at one time would reach such an
amount that it would bankrupt eui
people to pay them.
Resolved Sd, That viewing the
present impoverished condition OF
the swamp counties, we favor q
moderate tax for the purposes
above set forth.
Resolved 4th, That we are unal-
terably opposed to the formation
of the whole Delta into one Dis
trict, and that should 1t be deemed
hest that an organization of some
kind be effected, that We favor a
District separate and apart from
what is commonly known Us Levee
District No. 9, composed Of the
counties of Bolivar, Washington,
Sharkey and lssaquena.
Resolved 9th, That we favor an
ad valorem rather than any spe'
citic tax.
Resolved 9th, That Lehore coun
ty will favor any arrangement that
can be made with the Memphis &
vicksburg Railroad Company by
which we will pay said company
an annual amount, specified rea
sonablc sum, If they will take
charge of the lcvecs along the
front of DeSoto, Tunica and Goa
homa counties, aud obligate them
selves to maintain and keep said
levees in good repair.
Resolved 9Th, That a committee
of fourteen be appointed by the
chair to represent this county a
the general Levec Convention tt
be held at Jackson OH the oath o
this month.
j. X. ALLEN, Chairman.
A. +. GARDNER, Sec'y.
| t!rrenwood Ieflore Co Miss MAY Ii, 1883
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rams. 4TH DISTRICT.


Z7ffet Il
eouptv-Begins on the lst
u.reh and October. and may
] lndieial days
.a,pty-Begins on the Ind
March and october, and may
Judicial days
/ roanty-Begins on the lth
/ March and October, and may
J. judicial days
L. eoanty-Begins on the md
Ier the. 4th Nondsy ef March
r.. and may eontinne . ju-
eounty-Begins on the Srd
her tine 4th Monday Of March
|er and may continue 6 Judicial
1. eOunty-Begins on the 4:h
|T,sr the 4th Monday of march
Isr and may continued 6 judicial
|gton county-Begins on the
n after the. ith Ncliday of
4 October. and may continue 30
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Lost on Him.
IYazoo City IIerald.l

Yaz00 City Herald.
Gen. Chalmers and Col. Gallo.
way, of the Memphis Appeal, are
having regular monkey and par.
rot time in the newspapers at pros
ent, and their mutual denuncia.
tions of each other are frightful
to contemplate. The experience
of Henry Clay has evidently been
lost on Chalmers. The great Com
moncr once said that there were
three persons he always avoided
getting into a controversy with,
one was . preacher, for he had his
pulpit from which to issue his bull
of accommodation against him
whenever it suited him, the other
was an editor, for he had his paper
in which to abuse him all libitum,
end the next was u woman, fOr she
had her tongue, and woinan's
tongue was a thing that never gets
tired and grows longer aud strong
or the more it is used, and you may
be assured she will ever use it
enough. Having therefore neither
a pulpit, nor a newspaper, nor a
tongue unusually long he generally
managed, he said, to leave the field
of controversy when either of the
parties mentioned entered ii with
the fire of battle in his eye.
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Regular morning ssr,ice at u a. IN Evening
serNicc, y. M. every sunday Communion
hrst sunday in each month u. Ramsey.
Recior. >ubath- school at9 Is q. m, ], ".
Moore supctinlcndcnt
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Presbyterian Church

Preaching At n a m. and y m. every Sunday
Communion lst SUNDAY In February, Mry. Au-
gust aud November. rmyer-m.rting every
Wednesday might. : Archer Pastor sunday
school atp's sam. Brown sup.
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Methodist Church

Preaching at II a m. and Up m every Snn-
,luy. Prnyer-meetlng every "Wednesday night
Sunda y-sehuol. o:N. J W IIonnoll, Pastor,
" u Thgg, supt
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The Rising Rivers.

A Sioux City paper of the 18th
says: "The river is rapidly rising,
and was at a point only about two
feet lower than the maximum
Spring rise last evening. 1t is
thought that the rise is the fore.
runner of the June rise, and dis.
patches frem above indicate that
more water is coming. a telegram
from Fort Benton yesterday said :
big water and still rising At
Bismarck rise of four feet was
reported with q very strong cur
rent, which indicated water of vol
ume behind 1t. The current is mo-
wing very swiftly past the city.
The ferryboat Milwaukee avaiIed
herself of the current yesterday
to make the remarkable run down
from Yankton, 13j miles, in six
hours.n
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

Orders from transient customers. YER
hal or written. for job work. advertising,
or subscription, must be accompanied
the cash. Accounts Of regular custo-
mers due and presented the lst Of each
month";
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County Equalizers.


DISTRICT no. |.
J. r. Ward, jr. Ben Reiser
Robert Prince. X. A. johnson
Matt. F. johnson
DISTRICT NO. >.
II. l.. Baker. W. 4. Jewell
T.. +. Worthington, J. J. Petit
Ii. +. James
DISTRICT NO. 3.
A. B. Carson, Robert Hughes
Theodore Pohl, William Summers
Ed. Kennedy
DISTRICT NO. 1.
A. ]. Paxton. Dan. Williams
John W. Harrow. II. II. htockard
w. IL. Harris.
Ii EikIlL 20. 2.
} Il. Powell. David FrIIex.
". o. 4s|z|s|ee tuon=i'ne Chew.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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elllded under this head. due on or before
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Personal articles or notices charged for
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Customers will please give explicit iis
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Of advertisements.
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Larger advertisements, quarterly, half
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'IIaNCERY COURT.

= eounty-Begins on the LIST
,pril and October, and may
judicial days,
Sgton eounty-Begins on the I'd
April and October, and may
bs judicial days.
rounty-Begins on the LIST NON
n and November, and may con-
6ldieial days StsgR st
Ia county-Begins on the Sd
4 NAV and November, and may
|l2 judicial days.
er county--Begins on the LIST
4 mne and December, and may
Il judicial days.
eounty-Begins on the 2nd
4 June and December, and may
| d judicial days.
II meetings are held by the
/ Supervisors as follows: Bien-
Monday of January to elect
commissioners. Annually first
n uarch. to receive Tax-Collec-
|rts Of delinquent and insolvent
Monday of August to receive and
n the Assessment Roll; LIST Non
eptember TO levy taxes; and on
i |ay next preceding each term OF
Vui'' r .a-.l
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IN HO 4 week made Mt home by the indus
irious. Hest business now before the
~ ZJpublc. Capital not needed wewill
" start tou Men. women. bows and
,is, girls wanted everywhere to work for
W." Now is the time. You can work IN spare
G only OF give your whole time 10 the business
No other business VIII pay YOU nearly as well
No one can fail TO make enormous pay by en-
gaging al once Costly Outfit and terms free
Money made fast, easily. aud hononby Adj
dicss TRuE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine
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jewish Synagogue

Services fri,iay evenings ut ~, and SATURDAY
mornings at lOh. J bogen, Rabbi
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OFFICE RULES.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.

One year, in advance. ...,....-... 3 90
When not paid as above, or within one
month from expiration oftime paid for
81 nn.
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Supreme Court.

supreme Court.
i of Supreme Court-Com-
bn the LIST Mondays of April
tober.
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~ ov rnr noAnp or srrsn,isons.
District, J. w. Erwin
District, +. J. Craig
District, (prcs.) n Goldstein
District, J. NJ. McCutchen
District, J. n. Collier
Attorney, W. r. Trigg
MENnfns or LEGISLATIVE.
Stone, Peter Mitchell
SENATOR rnoN 2nrn DISTRICT.
Il II, Jcffcrds. II
Hunt, Sheriff
Johnson, Chanccrv Clerk
larshall, Circuit Clerk
finlay, County Treasurer
Boyd, :. Assessor
ner, School Supt
70
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Larger advertisements, quarterly, half
yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
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In pursuance Of call made
through the Friar's Point Gazette,
a meeting Of the citizens Of Goa
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af meetings. second Mondays
OF January and July.
!. coNNissIoSERs.
tferbury, Comfy '
", -
boxes, Bolivar county
,v'soh, lssaquena county
"oofe Sharkey county
.h'efman, Sec. and Treas.
'ohe, Cotton Tax Collector
..elln, Chief Engineer
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NI''H TNUN ATTII DISTINCT.
IL. Jcfofds,
TOWN OFFICIALS.

|ayor, Jacob Alexander.
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Is begin IN Jackson on the
Pldays in May and Novcm-
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Leyee Meeting IN Quitman County.

Greenwood I.cnore Co, Miss May Ii, 1888.
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FORT WORTH ~ DENVER
CITY RAILWAY COMPANY.
VERNON.
CLARENDON.
MOBEETIE.
SEYMOUR.
SEYMOUR.
On and After July LIST

A daily hack and mail will leave
Wichita Falls at 6 a. M, arriving ~
Vernon at 6 p. IN. Leaves Vernon at
6 a. M, arrives at Wichita Falls at
p. IN. Distance, 50 miles.
A tri-weekly hack and mail leaves
Wichita Falls at 6 a. m. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays va Vernon
and Clarendon for Mobeetie. ~
Leaves Mobeetie Mondays. Wednes-
DAYS and FRIDAYS for Wichita Falls,
via Clarendon and Vernon. Schedule
time, ~ hours. xu,ah;to
Fails nj e n. m. for Seymour, arriving
at Seymour at p. M; leaves seymour
at 6 q. M, arriving at Wichita Falls al
p. IN. Distance, so miles.
For further information apply 10
G. +. COLLINS, Terminal Anent,
f. w. {: ID. c. Ry. Co., Wichita rams
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COLLEGE,
HAMILTON FEM ALE W
Iexiogron, Ky.

j. II. PATTERSON r,,r rc rTes1ug gln
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toIic DIN .s,' p has won for itself reputa'
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Hamilton college is the lsgesib a lfas COT Of
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roof thus avoiding exposure to ineleme EN-,
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provements for securing tne adsiionss tinsur
passed. BIZ bro pupils occupy ons rS d pu nas
ngs heated by steam and ig water " on EACH
Satn Intensive literary courses; teach,
ers Of acknowledged ability and aaee ehhe
experience; music and painting "s sandents
member OF the faculty accompalio, 1917 Sen
! To and from Kentucky. Session oPo"' S'f
TENDER 10, 1881. ,nfoymation, ad
For catalogues and other iniv r,aIr.
dress Houston or Dallas, Tex.
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The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rail
road Company offers you the smooth
est and best line, with only one change
of cars for Chicago, Cincinnati, Wash
ington, and other Northern, Eastern
and Southeastern cities. ONCE on
Main street, near the FL Paaso hotel
Call for rates and time.
T.. e. FoSDICK,
Railroad and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
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Housekcepers and Consumer,

Will save money by buying Wrisley's
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands are the
Linen, y "White Velvet" German
Family English Blue,n "Old En-
glish,n Gold Medal, 3-pound Bar, "
each bar wrapped in a colored table
napkin; also, their New Tidy soap,
2-pound Bar,n each bar wrapped in a
japanese tidy, made of pure vegetable
oil and tallow. The best is the cheap
est. Be sure and see that each bar or
cake is branded sc. A. Wrisley d Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
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Excursion tickets to hundred cities
and watering places are now on sale at
the Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe ticket
office, near the El Paso hotel. Rates
exceedingly low. This is the smooth
est line and connections as sure as
twice two are four. Call for rates and
time. e. T.. FosDIcK,
Railway and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
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At last there has been discovered
which will positively cure
chronic sores of every character. ~
you are troubled with eruptions caused
by syphilitic faint or impure blood try
the Hot Springs remedy, q. Z. ""
and if it fails to cure you, return the
bottle and will refund the price pald
for it. Sold bv l.. n. Brunswig.
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sairaid 10 invest in &c. G
Aot Springs remedy. If it
y lhe most aggravated case
three to ten days | will
ielund the money. Sold by
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John Harris, Ennis, Texas,
used Browns Iron Bitters
Sen'down constitution, and
hearty and well.n
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Browns Blackberry Ginger

Has cured more cases of Doarrahea
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
than any other remedy in America,
Tested for twenty years. Always safe
ure and reliable.
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you are invited to buy your
kpplles 8 from Spencer q fucker
PHI. Try them.
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Es You are invited to buy your
pa, Try them.
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WAy viu you cough when S 81
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Brunswig L. Co.
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's Sh 'oM Immediately re-
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''u W L. N. Brunswig
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That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it, Sold by l.. N, Bruins
wiz IL Co
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Keep Cool

eE' SS' ais,aa,tfIi,rl,s t-class shaveby
s1er y q Main and First
Fans going all the
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B ?. Rice, Hamilton, says /:
Z has used Browns Iron Bit
b satisfaction, 1t has i'm
appetite and strength.
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,s ssted, health and sweet
| AI p.'i. BY shiloh's Catar lis
n ' sOis % cents. Nasal in.
''id by L. N. Brunswig
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ll'erns OF pocket knives from
Ssloeach at Anderson's Gun
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a ass, s.f for your wagons, bug
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10 Capitalists.

wy WY property, paying 25 per
NuIs, Will be sold on easy
Texas Investment Co.
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: g and consumption cure
|..a Oh . guarantee. 1t cures
H. sold by l.. N. Bruins
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Mothers

y s Usi,1 testhlng children
asd. n * Browns Black
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N sl sa Keys are fitted and locks
@aAaerson's Gun Store.
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Sewing Machines repaired and adj
justed in first-class style at Anderson's
Gun Store.
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s ssai miserable s,ae by indlges-
yellow skioaS izssdiness, loss Of
sa ais' ss sId ), y yit 4
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Suppose you trade with Spencer q
Tucker next month.
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SewFlor,r.

'% Tsss. Gold Dust flour made
|Reed S 4 ~ Wheat y in stock at