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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
aUM-cHEwINa CONTEST.
Struggle for the Championship in the
Art OF Perpetual Mastication.

struggle Tor the Championship In the
Art of Perpetual Mastication.
Champions Of chicken-dresslng, pie-eat-
ing and beeiskining and champions Of
other accomplishments Of like importance
have fourished and decayed, says the Chi
cage Netcs, but champion gum-chewing
match, the latest development in the sport
ing world, promises to remain as a perma-
nent and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In one
OF the Chicago museums twelve ladies Of
varying shades OF age and beauty are en-
gagged in bitter-sweet contest for the rich
guerdon and exalted title Of "The worlds
champion gum-chewer." A reporter wit
messed an exhibition yesterday. II was
an inspiring and magnificent sight. A
dirty. unkempt urchin stood at the door
leading into the curio-room, armed with n
huge basket OF gum, and as the reporter
passed in stick was thrust, or stuck, upon
him with the command: "Chew."
The hall was crowded, and for n mo-
ment the visitor was bewildered by the
sight which met his gaze. Imagine five
or six hundred pairs Of jaws engaged
simultaneously in semi-rotary move
ment. Mastcation everywhere, but not n
bite 10 eat The crowd chewed and
chewed. They all did IL. Young men
and maidens, old men and women, little
boys and girls, even the children in arms
chewed, chewed, chewed, as II the saliva
ton of their immortal souls depended on
keeping their jaws going in rs close an
imitation OF perpetual motion rs they were
| capable. The competitors for the cham
pionship were perched on high platforms,
and were the principal objects OF attention
and admiration. The crowd chcered their
glutinous efforts. The more gum slowed
in the mouth the louder were the plaudils.
Miss Nellie Molar, the champion OF st.
Louis, is charming chewer-a broad,
yawning chasm. In whose capacious depths
q half bushel OF succulent gum can roll
about with unhampercd freedom. Mis-.
Lizzie Grossmund, the Halstcad street
daisy, does not depend 80 much on her ca
pacity as on her style. She reminds
the spectator OF n rabbit eating white
hoseradisb. Miss Penelope Pcpsin, Do.
troita champion, has nopariicular special
ty, but she hopes by modest demcanoi
and a strict attention 30 business 10 arriv,
there. Each visitor Is provided with pa
per ballot and has the privilege of voting
for the boss chcwster. Tho enthusiasm OF
the election was at lis hight when the re
porter lett. AZ that time II seemed proba.
bic that the little. frccklc-iaccd, flat-fooict
Chicago mr who moved her ears a. sh,
chewcd would come down to the Chicago
river with handsome majority and Will
fighting chance in the Eleventh ware
aud prospect Of carrying Hyde park.
Chicago, mciaphorically speaking, j
standing on one leg awaiting the result o
this contest Tho situation, however i
iraught with danger The immense con
sumption 81 gum has already attractc,
the attention VI the Philadelphia syn
dicntc, and The people Of Chicago ma,
awake some ine morning TO find that
gigantic trust in this luxury has beef
formed that will lay rs iron hand will
cruel hardship on the poor in the very be
ginning Of hard winter
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ConIhnt I:oId Ter.

Tt1m The NyU lorh sun.
Harry Kernel, tells n story about his
recent trip south. lie was at dinner in
Mississippi hotel when he suddenly dis.
covered that he wa being waited upon by
a tall, majestic and remarkably fine look.
inc colorcd girl sn, was autocratc cx.
elusive aud supcril Gus 20 remarkable
extent, but finally Mr.. Kernel succeeded
IN winning her confidence, aud they
started In 10 CONVEX re-.
"Wouldn't YOU li,r 20 come over TO the
thraler tonightl' SD the actor putting
some more sugar Ia his coilou and reach.
ing for the corn BIZ ].
"N'Hcty show. isu't l!Y'
"Wcll, yes, said Mr.. Kernel, 81 be-
lioyc ro.
"No. sab. said pic rirl scdn,cly. Don't
/ care lur vrioly shows hey bore me-"
"What sort ul shows 10 you lkc3'
"Wcll, / can't say ! care much loh the :
| tors, anyhow. ScUms mighty silly loh
/ people e. run around the stage trying to
/ make themselves believe they 10 funny.
II should think Mary Anderson might
/ please Won, thcnr
"No. sIr. don't caro- Tor Miss Anderson.
! She looks tuO much Ike % sycamore trpD=
like q sycamoro trcc vayin Is long Hmis
In the winter time.
"Do you like Oliver Doud ByronN'
ono. sah. he lCrE me too. He's oi q
/ Of those wreichrd creatures th1t thinks
| its funny Ia shoot ul guns and things 90
the Stage. 30, | J1u', caro for Mister
| lymu.'
"Wbat DO you think OF Fanny Daycn-
| port
"Alis Davenport" said the waitrcs,
languiIly. "woauCs WC, too She ALWAYS
/ has fomr vruichcd IHyer that she is trying
/ To die Tor on the stare. The fact b., ua
| said huiuh, play bore me. bu, when
one oi Mislah William -h1kcspoar1'spayH
comcs along here d,y have 10 chain inc O.
] Ala. u.s. H
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LOCAL NOrIUES

Mrvrufs Steam Laundry o2i Second a.
EuNKtry luMmU Co., "a Jefferson sL
CrVgN.' Steam Laundry, Nos % and
80 Hcalc street. Tel, Joj lor wagon to call
rANrs m1lo a. orlgr from 80 up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor ~ M,uwg street,
LIN Lrunru 0ol $50 Second Frcc,,
rash. doors, blin0~ shingles mollingl
An sizes crate baskets, fronts and icnd
crs. also heating coH.ing stoves, Tor sale
cheap NJ Gabcys telephone 25I.
G.. r. llotuigiss, fhillod matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ! cs
pccially solicit No. 80 Main street
ruur nnl whiio as the flower who's,
name 70 boar uo dc biscuits raised by
LILY Baking ro-lnr.
DEAN a Lazy Cu.rrE AND SriCR ca
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Arilst nouIangcr'. STRANGE Death.

Paris Letter boz tig NyH orleans ilybyunv
4 great painter Guslaye Boulangcr,
died suddenly last Saturday, aud We gave
him funeral Mt the Trinity church on Mon
day. called at his studio shortly before
his death, and ho was very gay as hc stood
before hi' easel, palette in hand, painting
the sketch oi an Arab woman carrying u
richly embroidered velvet saddle The
nest evening he and NJ. Nanny. another
painter won't together b. Charles Gar
uiyr'H house 90 dinner Ia the tuc rigillc
th,y passed ihu hDufc W here Eugene Serbia
| lived, and NJrroy spoke pi the sudden
death oi that distinguished dmmalist.
Scribe was riding boz arnuiagc, and nc died
sb suddenly that Doc could not no his hnnl
10 ihc check cord, which communicated
with the cuIghmnn.
"1hat man. said Boulaugcr," "had
luck ull through bis life, but the thing I
envy him the most was his way oi leaving
the world without knowing that he Was
going
The dinner party was pleasant one,
luulungnr bon particular being iull of aucc'
dulcs and fuuvru.rA When hc lolt th,
uhio be- begun lu hum q tune, and one Of
his friends .nid
"l hope yuu are not going to sing rOina
home. ThuU will Doc uo one In the stree
ni uhi hour, aud you won't got penny
| by doing n.
They Irlt him 10 hc door Of his house
I so. % Euo lhl'a, vhyro be aisp had hh
studio Formerly bee rented the Cniip
huust. hui SOME yoar uvo ho let the GIRL
| floor 90 uu odd lady iri'nd After ho
/ death thc apartment was taken boy th,
/ family ui % musician WHO lives thor now
/ Tho sIudiD H over this apartment, aud j
. separated byu amlll Dire ugroom iron
] thu byd.rhnmhrr 4 spoBkiug.tuhc wa
Within rBrlt oi bits bod p.ucrd thofo dur
.ns 600 luyss which be- had two year
. nsn NHI lui Friday night the jluiio
ul fh. house heard feeble call, aud Of
placing hIs cW io this tube heard th
WIIst, 100 tome so weak that ho could hard
ll make them ont. pN 600 Tor ms doe
tor u WIS ,n u'ulurl in the mUmiu
when thr physician rIur anil hc iuuu
liuJ.mgur dead, IlI holding the cud d
thp Hpnuluaiuhr boo h.s hand.
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Tho Millinery nsqing 9 of the Late Mr..

Tho Millinery nuHlnl 10 OF the Late Mrs.
r. schumanif el2 Main street
4 Offered Tor Wlc.Sa,,k fixtures and good
will The iill stock, comprising al the
late novelties IN millinery, Is complete
and contains everything needed IN q lirl
class retail millinery business.
The stand Is one of 'hc oldest In Mcm,
phis and an opportunity Is here offered 20
purchase a select AMI valuable established
business. Until thr business h sold
special low prices vii. be made on al
goods.
lgEp SCurNAsN,
3S2 Main street.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.


A Proclamation by the President Of the United
States
Constant Thanksgiving and gratitude are
due from the American people to Almighty
God for His goodness and mercy, which
have followed them since the day He made
them nation and youchsaied to them u
FREQ government. With loving kindness
lie has constantly led us in the way OF
prosperity and greatness. lie has not
visited with swift punishment our short
comings, but with gracious care lie has
warned us Of our dependence upon His
iorbcarance and has taught us that obedi-
onco to Ills holy law is the price OF con-
tinuancc OF Ills precious gifts.
In acknowledgement Of oil God has done
for nv rs u nation, aud TO the end that on
an appointed day the united prayers and
praise OF u grateful country may reach the
| Throne OF Grace, !, Grover Cleveland,
President Of the United States, do hereby
designate aud set apart Thursday, the
twcnty-ninth day OF November instant, M
day Of thanksgiving and prayer, to be
kept and observed throughout the land.
On that day let all our people suspend
their ordinary work aud occupations, and
| In their accustomed place Of worship, with
prayer and songs OF praise, render thanks 10
| God for all Ills mCrcics, for the abundant
! harycs,s which have awarded the toll oi
the husbmdmun during the year that has
passed. aud Tor the rich rewards that have
/ followed the labors OF our people in their
shops aud their marts OF trade aud traffic.
| l.ct M giyc thanks ior peace and Tor social
! order and cuntcntmcnt within our borders
and Tor our advancement Ia all that add
10 national greatness
Another mindful u the affective dispcn
Elliun with which a potion Of our lane
has been visited, lot ~, while We humble
ourselves before the power of God, ac
knowledge Ills mercy VA setting bounds "a
tho deadly march Of pustllcncc, and lcl
our hearts boz chlstencl by sympathy will
our fellow c1uuirymcn who have suffered
AMI Who mourn.
And ~ We return thanks Tor all ~,
be ings which W. have received from ia,
hands Of our Heavenly Father lot us mo-
forget that lac has cnipincd upon ~ char
iN. and on this DAY oi THANKSGIVING let ~
generously remember the poor aud needy
so that our tribute OF praise and grail'ul,
may hc acceptable m tiir sight ul the Lord
Done ut the cily oi Washington on Oh,
1T dly OF November lNSS, aud IN th
year uf independence OF thc United state
The ll3th.
la witness whereof. have hcrcunt
signed my maine and caused the seal q
the Unitcl States 90 be- affixed.
GroNEg CLEVELAND.
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ll1uvhyopcrs aud others desiring puV
apple elder Cor mWur mcBts lr other pur
poses H,k your mnJur for the Ozark hIgh-
,.J grade. us we an. masking two gradtt
You HTr IIs1 invited Go call 1t the factory
aus day Cob. VDk io jy it aud aro b.
made with out now steam cider pru.
urugk tiuw IS NNrgAu Co.
mud Howard Row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

General Whrltrfuii Nelson siys "My experience
im titc English army, we'll ns va America. con.
Niurcs tno that nothing Hn tharuushly purihcs the
hlnsit ur ndds tn health. NiFuf aud lite nH AUkrt
urHush Nuld iliNvt" Ih'g great Npmpdy is sold
uuirrn ru.itl,r guaranteed 4 u, }. Holster drug
uIHI
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Consultation

Demands prompt treatment. Tho re-
suits II neglect nny Boz serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic puIrntlyCs. tho
tendency ~ which g. TO weaken tho
bowels. Tho best remedy 4 Ayers
Puts. being purely vegetable. their
action Is prompt and their effect always
beneficial They arc an admirable
Liver and Ai.er-dinnor pll. aud every
where endorsed by The profession.
ayers Pins are highly aud uuiycr.
sally spoken Of 10y the people about
here. ] make daily use 10 them iu my
practice" Dr. l. 4. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
81 can recommend Ayers PILLS above
all Others, having long proved their
value ~ CuihartlC Tor myself AMI
family u. Z, Hess, LClthsNi.ir, Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills have
been used la my family We fud them
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Effective Remedy

Tor constipation and indigestion. aud
are never without thm m The house"
Moses GruniCr, lowell Mass.
~ have used Ayers Pulls. Tor liver
troubles and Indigestion. during many
years, and have always found thcin
prompt and rhCicut In their aCti0n."-.
l.. n. Smith, Utica. n Y.
81 suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that 7
feared u would cause a stupr1Fr of tho
bowels. Two boxes Of Ayers Pills n.
fccicd q complete cuto. e. ID. Burke,
baCo, Me.
81 have used Ayers Pills Tor the past
thirty years and consider them an IN
valuable family medicine I know ~
no better remedy Tor liver troubles.
and have always found Thorn prompt
cure tof dl.prUil. e. James Quinn, 10
Middle st., Hartford, Conn.
"ilnyng been troubled with costlve.
ness, which seems Inevitable with Per.
sons Of sCdcu,ury habits, | have tried
Ayers PILLS. hoping for relief I am
Elad 70 say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. I
arrive at this conclusion only after a
faithful Trial ~ their mcri,s." - Samuel
L. Jones' Oak IT,. BOSTON, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED nv
Dr. J. Q. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicine.
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Ad,Irr ~ Nothrr-.

SIR winsiow's Soothing .,flp shntli always ~
ufed fuf children tcCihug II tnuihrs the chill
fultcus the gums ullajs Hl paiu. cures Wind collie
aud IA ne hpsi runudy ioI diarfn pa AcA b1ulN
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LtCr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished lt Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. brnCh office 30, Main.
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piece. II is the intention to use COM
pressed and perforated cartridges, but as
yet the powder makers have notsucceeded
in producing satisfactory powder, the
desired velocity being accompanied by too
great pressure. This matter OF a suita-
BILE powder Is still under study and trial.
The results obtained in France with the
Debel rifle seem 10 point to radical inno-
walton In the rnanufacture OF powder Tor
all arms. The report says that a tract
OF seventy acres OF land Immediately
outside OF the city limits oil
Columbia, Tenn, has been selected for an
arsenal, and the work Of construction will
begin as soon as the title is accepted. In
the absence OF regular appropriations, the
bureau has availedi itself OF the proceeds
from the sales Of unserviceable material to
proceed with the manufacture OF one
eight-inch breechloading gun, one ten
inch gun and twenty-five thirty-two-inch
steel field guns at the Watervlelt arsenal,
and they will be completed this winter.
In proving the facilities OF this place 80,
600 have been expended, and tools from
other arsenals have been assmbled there,
so that the present capacity Is about fifty
field guns and one eight and one ten-inch
guns per annum.
The remainder OF the report is made up
OF statements Of the results OF the tets to
which the eight inch brcech-loading guns,
the twelve inch mortar and tho five inch
siege rifle, the seven inch howitzer and
other pieces were subjected.
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pAiS FROM indisc rpn, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, VI rtcycd at once by taking
one of Carriers Ltik Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner DJIfa forget this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

FIvE blankets cleaned and soft finish
guaranteed by Memphis Steam Laundry.
Order wagon 10 call. Telephone ~.
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The condition Of the Kingoi the Neither
lands has grown worse and is dcc,aocd to
be- critical.
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Erp tIr,pS

Hronr Nlium's Is thc place to got
good Bargains iu iovcly
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REp llrApA

soLp silver IN great variety, at Hughes
& llallOr's 3j3 Main street
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ncnnri nl ,hc nr.lnnnrr rhIrr

WNsmNUruN, Now LIN bis annual
report 90 the SECRETARY OF War. Gen. Bcnct
Chief OF Ordnance, Says that The Buuan
expended A ,jo5, 3S2 during the last fiscal
year. aud that il,l5o rifles and carbincs
worc manufactured at the National Arm.
ory.
investigations have been completed rola.
tive TO the determination Of the charge.
proicclilo, riling, ETC.. for IN arm OF
smaller callbor than the present service
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liy the President
r. 4. BAYARp, Secretary Of State.


WAsuiNorov, Now i.-Grprw Kendall,
q hHcklayor. was examined under oath
today by the apucduct court oi inquiry.
Ito confirmed the testimony Of the pre-
yiou. witnesses with rslrl to bad work in
the tunnel and was tHlc more emphatic
In his condemnation and morc exact in
his statements. In BRIT, be- sworc hc bad
been at work asa bHckayrr during the
construction ct nearly 5000 feet Of iu ma
slury. and, with the exception Of about
$50 icrt lhc packing between the bnc,
wor,. and the living rock WIS bad through
out he was quito impartial in his Criti.
r.sm. and condemned thD work done uu.
der his fellow complainant, Inspector lu.
rls. as Wvll ag That under other inspectors
According 90 witness, the inspectors
vcro fully ,.euiuut ol the bad work. and
tlir shortcomings OF lhc packer Nasa part
OF "a uNrl puu.
Only one packer was employed ~ pack
after three hri,lh yvrsund witness Thought
. 10 impu aih'u ihJt bis work should have
been well dome.
ON crrss examination hy Lieut. Towns.
sond, in vp'y ip nn inquiry as 10 ihc pro.
portion ui good to bad Wuik, witness said
[ hp could NOT tell exactly, "hut with cm.
| phlsI# you could not puiuho'c iu wrong
moaning that wherever thc masonry
might he opened bad packing Ur mono at
ull would he found. The largest void hc
remembered WIS twenty iCUt
Witness Thought The packing should
| have hcru dome hy stoncml-ous, who
/ would have commanded sl1l day, u.
/ against sl.ti plid 90 the unstlllod labor
en- lioltyt work was always done whom
any ul doe Diirrr were coming Frank
I " CLARK. employed by the contractors a,
b a ciNil engineer, was sworn and examined.
| II WIS his duty 90 make the crOs sections
and ho bad occasion two ~ thrcc times d
/ week io pass the mas1us aud packers al
/ their work go ihr as be- knew he worl
/ Wa Elpl boz all respects. While he va.
| pDs,nt ,ho packing was done hy hand anl
I la ulufflr
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ACCUMULATION OF the Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE following is
recapitulation of the debt statement
issued today:
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SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER "a.
ED7rcAr1oN For GIRLS

CULINARY EDUCATION For GIRLS =
Philadelphia has followed Boston aud some
other cities in introducing culinary educa
ton for girls as part of the public aohooi
course. Thirteen classes of twenty pupils
each have been formed TO oegin With, and
those interested believe that it will prove e
great success. AS was the easel in that city
when the introduction Of sewing classes was
proposed, the cooking classes have met with
objections from view, On the ground that
other studies would be interfered With. But
the great success Of the sewing classes,
which now comprise about 10000 children,
fully answers this objection. When will
New York show ike enterprise 1t took
wears to make beginning, even in manual
training. If that is conceded to boys why
not give the girla somo practical aid toward
making living? They need it even worse
,hsn the boys And what ara public schools
good for if not 10 BIO of practical benefit !?
The public was told recently that Greek
had bean added 10 the studies in the Normal
school Men ate being imported ut salaries
of SO 600 wear to cook 10 this city, while
the city is paying ia each girls Greek aud
refusing them instruction in sewing and
cooking. This is so; right. Nearly 1000
yirls are receiving instruction III the pubic
schools of Boston IN the science of cooking
1t is ar invaluable science. More people
are Injured by bad cooking than from any
ether cause. In Germany cooking schools
are maintained for the wealthy ard arlslo'
cratic. In New York they are needed for
rich and poor.-NetU York NelUS.
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~
WuOLgBALE GRoCEIs
ftEa. E2i;. COESJs31ON MERCHANTS
A,d D:alera in
A.4L KINDS OF LIQUORS,
g&vc on te,d GIEsuN'9 Xxx Xxx, Xxx
nd Prgf I'D BYE GLc CABIt5ET ard
IQI.C(ih.,M %y,&KIES; also sAKER'2 arc
rHOEPSONfs PURE Eve WHISTLES to With
they invite tbs attention OF the trade.
Orders from the country Cor rorctaadise Fail
-cceive PROMPT '*celSicn,
CorsignmeGta Of Flonr, Grs:n and Country f'rt.
Enc, eolicitod for which they guarantee the high.
os market prices snd prompt returns.
Nplii,ea'. carer II Cameron and Royal streets
scp1I Alexandria, Va.
HA2ioW esos-
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Opeuine and Closing Of the Walls

Opening and Closing of the Malls.
Northern mails close at 7:30 and 1880 a N.
ard 12:45 and $50 p. n. Open at 9:3o s. H.
1900 Il. and $50 p. II.
southern mails via Richmond, Va, close at $40
and 10: 80 g. M, 5:45 and 500 p. m. Open at
$50 and 1870 g. II.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville, Va,
close ri $40 and 11:15 8. N. and 800 P. m.
Oven At $50 S. NJ, 300 n. snd $50 p m
Manassas Division mails close at 2:3o p. n.
Open at 1000 &.
Alexandria and md Hill, Va, mails close at
$40 q. m. and 4:1O p. II. Open st 800 q. NJ and
Closed msils TO Falls Church, Vienna, Fairfax
CHI. He1ndon, Ieesburg, Pu1cellvilie and hound
Hin Va, close at 4:10 P. and open AZ 300 a N;
Western mails close at 12:45, 400 ana o:oo
M 02er 8: $50 g. NJ 200 and $50 pm.
Washington, DC, mails close ST 800 and 1851
$ M, and 1915, 40 and 600 p. II, Open
at $50 and 1000 ~. 100 m, and 3:OO ana
Otiicc Hours-open st $50 q. m. Close at 6:30
pm. Open at $50 P. q. Close at p. N.
Sunday Houra-open Of 900 a. 10. Close at
$50 g.
CARRIES SCHEDULE.-CollectoEs made on o.
trip routes-6:3O ana 1000 a m, 1920
eco and 600 p. NJ. On Strip route-6;3o and
1000 - u. end 600 p. IL.
Deliveries made at 500 2. H., il u. and o:oo
Suuday--Csrrie1s' window open at 900 and
close st $40 ..
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ND
siinaop IIonJ0 /.
Vice Pr.i:s.t i @ 2aRTcA. CLARKE .CBANDALL
aise Sian Yrd, Hon ". CANADAY
Treasure. saIP1iaN, JONATHAN
".
Conceal 1aasgu. CUNNINGHAM, s..
ktery
The capital stock this copan3 $625 0O0 divided into CPS 600
shares Of 81 each
the stock is worcestershire and carries with it no personal liability ~
the holder
The GOLD MINING COMPANY location Music Mountains ias
sound mining enterprise placed the market and lis
possibilities have never been exceeded Every share should doab
value within year and they may quaduPe they on
property would ordinarily have beer capitalized 0 times
great on account OF its known richness and promise.
The shares are small thai any Subscriptions
for FIVE shares welcome as those for hundreds
Every dollar earnings will the stockholders dividends
there is nothing else that they can be used for.
Wisewel mill capacity 20 per day with powerful machinery
has purchased and viii be the ground ready for the
mine within the thirty days
The solid basis upon which the company founded practice
proofs Of the richness have already secured the confidence
of the public the has steadily advanced selling value
Within days bona 6de sales have been made PAR
There is no better stock the or permanent Investment
For fall information regard this Mine apply the
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