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Builder. and Contractors.

Only First Glass Work done. Seasoned Lum-
Der always on hand. Address at present,
F. G. GILMORE, Tallahassee, Fla
52-tf G. l. DAVIS Quincy, Fla.
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If your kidneys are inactive, you will feel
and look wretched, even in the most cheerful 30
ciety and melancholy on the jolliest occasions
DIR. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
will set you right again. 81 90 per bottle. Apl 26
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"a and 4th Mondays in each MONTH at
x.ets on the ~ W VI. MCISTosH SR-, II. P.
Vi " secretary.
se's WkUcBoPk'
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When you are constpa.ed, with loss of ap-
petite, headache, take one of DR.. ]. H. Mclean 5
Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. They are
pleasant to take and will cure you. 25 cents
vial April 20 3m
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in cases of Fever and Ague, the blood is as
effectually, though not so dangerously poisoned
by the efiuvium of the atmosphere ms it could
be by the deadliest poison. DR.. J. H. McLean's
ChilIs and Fever Cure will eradicate this poison
from the system 30 cents bottle. April26-3 m
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A BIRTHDAY PRIZE.
MR.. ErichlOw's Lucky Experience
with the LOuiSfama Lottery

With the AOuiNfama Lottery.
Mr.. J. A. Crchlow, young man who has
made host of friends since his arrival from Tai
lahassee, Fla, few weeks ago, celebrated his
3lst anniversary Friday last and on that date he
received from the Louisiana Lottery a roll OF
crisp $40 bills, amounting to 5000, which he
had caught 10 the June monthly drawing. =
Rev. DR.. Meany, at whose suggestion Mr..
Crchlow came to Santa Fee in search Of health,
speaks in the highest terms of this young gentle
man. He knows his family intimately, and says
they among the most respected people OF
Florida-Neu Ierican
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,oc.LRAILROAD SCHEDULE.

s...,i mail and express arrives at l2:l9 P. NJ
- z.,af mai ard txpr = arrives AT PIP p NJ.
-, ss1pc ni-nt passenger arrives AT EOS A. M.
-. Ind nj -ht pas-rn-er arrives at 1901 A. NJ.
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Store, 24xS0 feet, corner Monroe and McCart,
streets, to rent. Apply TO
12-tf GEO. w. WALKER
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\ Mr.. Williams, from Tallahassee, is in the
city, just fresh from Europe, where he went on
private business and To advertise Tallahass As
n health resort. Mr.. Williams has y pet scheme
of establishing mammoth hospital for Gen,iles
aud Jews in Tallahassee and while in Europe
he talked il up and met with very f4tterlng at
tention. He thinks The hospital will be estab-
lished.-Jdcksoncale Hetr0p0its
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-Chase's Barley Malt Whskey is free from
all trace of Verdgris or other impurity. Being
rich and INJURIOUS it builds up the feeble and the
ccnsumptive. Sold by VIM p. Slusser & Co.
Tallahassee. June 12-1m
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porrlar meetings of LEON LODGE No. s,
e ss =. .s ,nsr Lodge ia R1G% :,
clcck. Al :. p. ROZEAR, N G.
.,saa. B scsADER r. :
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nc >,o>, would enjoy your dinner and
y vow are prevented by Dyspepsia, use
Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets. They are positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flatulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. IS and so
cents Sold by NJ. Lively. Feb. 16-44-eow
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We have given VIM. P. Susser & Co. the
agency in Tallahassee for our Barley Malt
Whisky. Distilled from mailed barley, it is
rich and INJURIOUS and free from all impurity
For the sick and feeble it is true tonic
f. ii. CHASE & CO., Distiers, Louisville
Ky. Apr 12 1881 m
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A pair of small mares for carriage. Must be
gentle. Apply to L. B. MoREL,
Old Page Place, 4th mile on Miccosukie Road.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TIL .ANH IINIVERSITY OF InIIJSJA AM

formerly. 1s<7,-1sS4 the University OF Louisiana)
Its advantages practical instruction. and especially in
the diseases OF the are unequaled the Law
supersbundant materials from the great Char
ity Hospital with its 200 BEDS and 00oO patients anna
ally Student: have no hospital Zee. TO pay and special
ether Institution FOR catalogue or Information address
PROF. 8. Z. CHAILLK, II. D., Dean,
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Tobacco Culture In. Florida.
BY CYRUS HOUGHTON

A convenient pamphlet "a pages, for sale at
FLoRIDIAN Office Price, ) cents copy 43,tf
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Executors Notice.

OK MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICA-
y ton of this notice the undersigned, executor
of the estate of Sidney II Jones' late of the county
of Leon and State of Florida, deceased, will pre-
sent his final accounts and vouchers the County
Judge of the said county of Leon. and ask To be
discharged from his eXecutorship of said estate
THOMAS T. HALL.
May 10, lSSS6m Executor
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BLOOD POISON

Rryspelas, where the patient Wa In Eternal Pain
and given up by tie physicians In some cases
Scrofulous Ulcers broke ont tin the party was .
mass Of corruption bottle of p. p. p. was
procured, and the disease yielded quickly.
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specially, at 1921 G. w SAXON Cos
VNo rpOSON why Acker's Blood
Elixir is warranted, is
because it is the best Blood Preparation known
II will positively cure all Blood Diseases, puriies
the whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution Remember, We guarantee it, Sold
by M. Lively Feb. 16-4 cow
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Bucklen's Armica Salve.

Apply for terms, &c, nj
FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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METEOROLOGICAL.

nj Of temperature At tallahassee, Florida
for tie past tceek.
a. ,Nken hy " A RAwI.s Druggist and
.Js'O pharmaFiatl
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Will buy a copy of the Leon County Pamph
let at FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
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- Regular meetings of AucILLA ENcAAF

r. ~ held the first and third ThursdGy Eoe.
,ss- 10 : onth 81 their Lodge Room, at O'Clock.
,s1s o. ess GOOD standing are invited TO attend
Il 2strisrcne - ;. p. ROZEAR, C. p.
= CLANCY. Scyt'~-
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GILMORE a. DAVIS.

for copy of His Letters descriptive of the
Tallahassee Country. If
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TO Reat.

that G. w. Saxon & Co, are headquarters for
Nails. IL 81
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You will have no use for spectacles if you
use Dr. j. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve; il removes the film and scum which &C
cumuates on the eye balls subdues infamma-
ton, cools and soothes the irrita:ed nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight. % cents a
box April 26-3m
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~ x>.~o% always have Ackers Baby
nv NNN1NN Soother at hand. 1t Is the
only sale medicine yet made that will remove ell
infantile disorders. II contains no Opium or
Eorphine, but gives the child n1tura! ease from
pajn Price Is cents Sold by n. Lively.
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EBromiae and Arsenic Water,
t July 8. 12-1m] RAwLs.
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W0M004Om0RA.
Inc County Commissioners me, in regular
session last Monday Messrs. J. A. Edmond.
son. ). A Anders, Hugh Black and W. R. Blake
we're present Capt. Houstoun, chairman. be-
Jug Aosent on account of sickness, Mr.. Edmond
''u was chosen chairman pro tenn.
Ihe Trustees Of County Bonds made their an
nual report from which il appears that n, Feb
'uSfy l. 1883 the bonded Indebtedness of Leon
county was 81 900, and that on the 3Oth dav of
June, 1888, it was 81, 800, showing a reduction
Oh $So'oOO In five years, or an annual reduction
Of IS, 800.
Messrs j. I. Bernard. W. B. Schrader, B. F.
walker, W. r Wilson, Geo Greenhow, John S.
winthrop, and j. A Cromartie were appointed
as county immigration committee
r. D Henry was appointed road commissioner
ior district 0, vice w. B. Carr. removed from
district.
T. L. Bllingsley, Geo n Footman and Geo.
robertson were appointed road commissioners
for district s.
The petition of J. c. Whitaker and Others. for
bridge across Skaters mill creek was granted
ana w. K Blake was authorized TO negotiate for
its construction
IL Is ordered that the Board of County Com
mss'oners will pay for no more peace warrants
The consideration Of bids for building BRIDGES
on lamonia sloughs was postponed until NEXT
meeting.
Inc committee appointed to ley off road for
Charles Rollins and others were granted further
time.
Inc Clerk was ordered to notify the road
commissioners to work the several roads under
their control
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Lumber Yard, Candles Hill |!

Until FURTHER NOTICE, MERCHANTA.
u BILE lumber, in lots Of Five Hundred Feet
and over, $l3 90 per thousand feet; smaller lots
s13 So 1881 r GAMBLE
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

NJ xOxa Ox IN CO61 UNA xON /.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w DAY, 7lb day of March. ISIS associated
ourselves together under and BY virtue of section
l, Chapter 1897, Of the Laws of Florida, approved
February 18th, 1874, and she amendments thereto
under the corporate name of the Pensacola Short
Line Railway Company. The principal place -
business of said company shall be ia the city of Chi
cago, III the State OF Illinois, with branch Offices
Mobile, Alabama and in the city OF Pensacola Fl
ida, and the purpose for which said company is
formed is TO construct, operate and maintain r,i-
way, with terminal facilities. for public use and
conveyance of persons and properly. Said railway
shall be located in EscLTntia county, Florida, and
shall commence at the west boundary line
of the State of Florida which divides said State from
the State of Alabama and thence in an easterly
direction over the most adyant route to Pen
sacoa Bay. The length of said railway will be- about
10 miles, more or less. The capital stock Of said
company 10 be 500 900, to be divided into j.U,0
shares OF 800 each
SAMUEL W. ALLERTON ESQ.
GENERAL JOHN MCNUL1A,
SEYMORE COLEMAN
d. W. RIDER.
FRANCIS L. BRENT,
b. k. PITT,
HENRY BAARS,
NJ II. SULLIVAN.
THAD. MCNULTY
PENSACOLA, Fla March :, lSSs-j0-3m.
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Paper eSag~.


for sale, at [13,a'l G. W. SAXON & Cos
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That's what Makes the Tewa Grow
AsHEvIILE, N. c.. July 10.-By unanimous
vote OF 1'O4o, AshsviIe today voted 70 put 10 10
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"A stranger In Our Beautiful Hill
Country.

An Ohian, talking to a Tallahassee NOR
chant, said; Yes, this is indeed a beautiful conn.
Try out you need few OF our enterprising
brewers from Ohio cannery from Virginia
sugar house, conducted on the diffusion pro.
cess-a hub, spoke and axe handle factorv-a
tub and bucket factory-and large creamery
why, tell you, there is nothing here | enioy
more than your pure Jersey butter and fresh
milk The plain innocence OF your good peonle
al once inspires a stranger with confidence and
the thought of adulteration is utterly out of the
question.
Let me tell you, said the gentleman. was out
10 the county day or two ago, and was per
iectly charmed-had no idea there was such a
lovely hill country in Florida | had nv ideas
built on the flats l came through to get to the
tallahassee Country, and when struck these
magnificent hills, thought on going down them
IN any direction would strike those fats aoain
but, on the contrary, found beautiful hill coun
try in every direction from Tallahassee for miles
yes, for miles.
Why don't you people tell the world some
thing about this great new enterprise of yours
Your immense and beautiful pear groves, with
their limbs bending down with loads of Silver
Fruit" Why, tell you, Ihave Just got the pear
ie'er since have been here-yes, the Silver
Fruit fever, and am going home and tell nv
wealthy, industrious and enterprsing friends al,
about this grand country and its many advan.
tages and attractions
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W have in stock Registration Books, printed
,..l paper am Substantially bound, suitable
50 of Supervisors Of Registration as County
s.,sera'paa b'F'
Dom X BOWEN, Tallahassee, Fla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, August IA deep
interest is being manifested in the APP
preaching Mississippi State fair. Applica-
tons are coming in from several States for
space at the October fair, which promises
TO be the largest ever held here or else
where in the State. Over fifty requests
have been received from various
points In the States OF Kansas and
Iowa, together with indications OF a
large attendance from each Of those States
Many entries in the various departments
have already been made, chiefly Of needle
work, poultry and stock. The ladies' OF
this State, especially Of Pamela and other
northern counties, are taking lively in
tcrcst in the fair, and are arranging for
many exhibits in their work. One entry
was made today OF "A car load Of Dutch
fresian stock. This interest is certainly
Unprecedented and far In advance Of the
interest taken in any previous lair.
The poultry and pet stock show will con-
tain entries from the States Of Tennessee
Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Iowa, Texas
Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia, this
being u combination Of the Mississippi
State fair and the Interstate Poultry and
Pet Stock association, the two opening at
this place October 8, next, and continuing
during the week. The racing is expected
10 be better than ever seen in this State,
many horsemen from various States hay
ing already expressed an intention TO at.
tend with their stock.
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who Fired the irving BIocIY

II has been generally believed tina,
some thoughtless and careless individual
accidently set the Gregg store ON fire, and
this supposition was strengthened last
evening when Henry Hoax was arrested
on suspicion Of being the guilty party
When carried TO the station-housc he mad,
the following statement: 81 was walking
through the alley and saw the cellar dool
open, and knowing il was cool there
went In an sat down and took out match
and lighted my cigar. The cigar was Ia,
finest ever smoked, and the effect WA
M soothing ! went 10 sleep and dropped
the cigar, which was one Of George T.
Lies 4 Co.'s celebrated Grand Republi,
Cigaros, which everyone living should
SMOKE
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMrnIs Steam Laundry. 22i Second st
BnfNKLrY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
22 Bealc street. Tel. 800 for wagon TO call
CuoIcE rigs nj j. T.. Edwards x Co.,
Livery, Third and Monroe.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night
PANTS made 10 order from 90 up. /
Menkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
LIKE LuMnER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
TuRSiSa and scroll saving aud stair
building II. MscnE, 10 Mccall street.
BRANcu OrricE Memphis Steam Iaun
dry. 3bI Main street, between Gayoso an,
Union.
&. H. llorcuEiss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | IS
pccially solicit. No. % Monroe street
PunE and white ~ the flower who's
name u bears arc the biscuits raised b,
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN Il LILLY CoFFEK AND SrIcE Co.
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AN UNFORTUNATE FIRM,
The Mammoth Establishment OF Levi M
Bates 81 Co., Corner OF sixth Ave-
nue. and Twenty. Third
Street, Succumbs.


From the Dry Goods Intcllgcnccr.
New Workers have not forgotten Edwin
Booths magnificent Theatrical Temple, on
the corner OF Twcnty-thrd street and Sixth
avenue, whore the purity OF the tragic
muse was sustained for years. A change
came and the Broadway merchants, Conk-
ling x Chivis, converted this grand tenn
pie into mammoth dry goods bazaar
Later the great millionaire dry goods mer-
chant, Low NJ. Bates, came 10 the rescue
OF Conkling * Chivis, and placed large
stock OF such magnificent goods in tho
establishment that IL WIS the envy and
wonder Of rival houses. All did not avail,
however Levi NJ. Bates Il Co. suspended
last month, and their entire stock was sold
under the hammer by Sheriff Grant.
Every important firm in New York and
vicinity was represented at the sale, yet
the goods brought lower prices than at any
sale this season possibly because the stock
was Of u finer grade than the average mer.
chant uses. The largest buyer outside OF
New York City was J. s. Monkcn, OF
Menkcn x Company, Memphis, Tenn.
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NorE- Referring to the above extract,
We notify the public that the goods have
arrived, and will be- offered Tor sale TO.
morrow aud the two following days
400 packages Of scasOnnble first class
goods at prices below anything heard OF
before. Our store will bc closed early
this afternoon Ia prepare the stock ior
sale. DO your shopping early today.
MENKEN x COMrANY.
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AIIIcd Ills Wan,

CiNciNNAri o., Aug. ll-John Parker
n painter, living at No. 10 Gcs, street, wns
shot aud killed this afternoon. ON Gcorgc
street, 10y John w. Thurman. another
painter The men met on the street and
after word ~ two Thurman fired, the
shot killing Parker instantly. II h said
the men had an old trouble and that
Thurman was lookingior Parker today ioi
the purp0o OF shooting him. Thurman
was arrested
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A meeting of the cotton exchange was
held yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF considering circular letter signed by
10l eastern cotton spinners and millers re-
qucsting the exchange TO take action, so
as 10 have the transportation lines insert
the following clause in all bills of lading.
privilege TO compress this cotton is given,
II being agreed that tho cotton is at the
risk of the carrier during the time 1t is in
charge Of the compress"
The following resolution was presented
by Gen. H. +. Patterson. was seconded
by Capt Dennis Smith, and was unani.
mously adopted by the meeting, which
then adjourned:
Whereas, BY the fires that occurred in
congresses, in this and other places, this
season, large quantities OF cotton were de-
stroyed, for which bills OF lnding had been
issued by railroads and other transporla-
ton lines, and the said lines have denied
that the cotton was IN their possession,
and consequently that no liability existed
against them and II il important TO have
the time definitely settled as to when their
liability begins under their bills Of lading,
hN0NlN'hf ihAN " W lnt uulN ol IhlltuauN
and all transportation lines 10 protect their
bills of lading, and that their liability ~
carriers should begin from the hour their
bills of lading are signed, and that the de-
mand ol eastern spinucrs 10 have this
clause, viz: privilege 20 compress this
cotton h given, II being agreed that tho
cotton is at the risk OF the carrier during
the time Il is in charge Of the compress ["
inserted In all bills oi lnding, fixing their
liability from said date, is just and reas.
enable.
Resolved, That this Cotton exchange, To
protect the interests OF all parties, and 10
have the liability Of the carriers definitely
settled, requests all railroads and other
transportation lines. Ia insert the clause
in their bills Of lading. aud thus prevent
the threatened difficulty Of negotiating
drafts, based upon said bills Of lading. and
damage to business resulting thcrclrom
Resolved, That this IL n question Of vital
Importance 90 all cotton markets in this
country, aud We urgently request the CO.
operation Of all cotton exchanges to secure
the proper action Of railroads aud other
transportation lines In the matter.
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The Iron Mountain route has decided e
run syrics oi harvest excursions to All
points Ia Arkansas aud Texas irnm Mem.
phis ON the following dates August "a.
September | / and ~ aud October o and s9.
Rates lot thU-c excursions will be- one
iarc Tot. the uund trp, aud tickets will
hc good Tor thirty days with stop over
rriNllcrnA ANY further information dc.
sind viii he Chocriully furnished by call.
ingon II. u. WusoN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 3Jg Main
street, Memphis. Tenn.
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a Kentucky Tragedy.

llorgiSsyulr, NY, Aug. iL-Ycsicr.
day afternoon at llcndon, village scv.
cral miles west Of this city, In difficulty
between Charles Fleming and W. s. Dun.
can, the former WIS fatally stabbed and
died soon aitcrwarl. Duncan Is a farmer
residing near Lafayette. aud had taken his
niece over to llcrndon 20 board with Mrs
T. J. Fleming, Who Is the divorced wife
81 the dcccascd. While Duncan was In
the house talking with Mn. Fleming her
iofmcr husband came Ia and began 90
violently abuse Duncan. pulling OIL his
coat 10 whip him. Duncan told him lac
would Mil him u hc did not dcsisi. The
fight was then transferred 20 the yard
During the struggle Duncan drew his
knife, aud, reaching around Fleming.
stabbed him three times Ia the left side
which terminated the struggle. Fleming
sank 10 the ground In n dying condition.
Duncan surrendered and was placed In
jail last night Mu. Fleming was arrested
this morning ON the charge Of being an
accessory.
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BId You I,ery

W N Rcvcls. NJ n, Of niltimorc Nj
says u have been iu the practice Vt mcdi.
cine Tor over eighteen YEAR, but mover have
] seen the equal IT Hodges Shrsapariun II
has worked miracles here IN curing rhruma.
tism and sCruiuln. Have almost come o. the
conclusion that I cannot practice without
H. llauEum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
faciurc~, Nashville, Tenn. 500 per bottle
Sold NJ Holsters drug store 2SJ Main street.
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A Mn,Amnn nIIirh.

Nrocial hisIairh 10 The Applrii,
BoLiy,H, Tenn. Ang IA section II an
srch Ia ihc main tower u the West Ton.
ncsscc Insane asylum icll In toiav 4
carpenter named lmy WIS caught under
The debris aud Killed NJ material injury
was aunc to the building.
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ss7.So 10 los Angeles. cal. aud Return.

The lron Mountain route have now on
sale uunl.ttip tickets 90 Los Angeles nj
rate II 5000. These tickets are good "
days, with sop-oycr privileges and choic,
Of routes both going and returning. Foi
circulars, etc, address
IL. u. WusoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
No. 300 Main street.