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tiII D.

HARTMus- ON "Wednesday night September a.
~ nj y ucluok, nj their summer residence near
Jackson Tenn, tnENI HANrfn, infant daughter II
Nr. aud Mrs z u. liafimus, nryi u months and
~ dayA after an illuu.s ui only idnYH, aud NnH
laid 81 ret tho ioliuwiuE sunday evening IN The
family burial ground. lie bUWaycd parUnis have
the heartfelt sympathy ~ thc cniiru community
HENsiIALi,-At 4 O'Clock Tuesday night scp
tctnlur IA issl at his reiitnor 40 81 MIL street
CHELSEA. GrunGE liEsstAtI, IN the dNtyhith year
Of his are. lChirgo PAYERS pctso cop
Due noilcc will h. given u the time and place u
funeral
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nFoolIyn Joci.cy cIub Races.


NV YonE, sept is.-Drooklyn Jockey
club results
First cc-Thrcc-qunricrs Of mile.
Starters: Britannia, bradford, Little Miuch,
Umpire, Yum Yum, Long Dance. Britannia
won in l.l6j., Yum Yum second, Bradford
third.
Second Race Mile and m eighth. Start
crs badge. King idle Gallifct llndgc won
In 2Ols., King Idle second, Galliict third
Third Racc-Thrcc.quarienl of a mile.
Starters. Fresno, Favorable colt. Once Again,
| Diahlc, Seymour. Favorable colt Won iu
! ii7i., Diahlc second, Fresno third.
Fourth Racc-Oricntal handicap, ono
| mile and quarter Starters. los Angeles,
| Duuboync, Gurgo, Wary, Taugon, Come
| mara, bessie June, KalOolah, Queen Eliz.
/ nbclh Dunbuyno won in 2l2, Queen
| Elizabeth second. Los Angelo tiir,l.
Fifth l,aco.-Onc-hull mile. Starters Gilt.
| ter. Minita Hardy, Lake View, Riptou, SCa
| Drift. Soryia. Malachi, Eccola iilly, Souricrc,
Rispah, Sweet Avon. Omega, Mandolin,
| Glitter won Ia O5i, SOuricrc second, Eccola
| lilly third.
Sixth Racc-One milo. Starters kclnr
| Khan. Satisfaction, liencdictinc, Pilot Gullu,
Dan. Orange Girl, Gallaiin, Alec lsccd, Rich.
| clicu. Ccawood. Lctrctia. Amos. L"trctih
won la lbs, Satisfaction second, kcdar Khan
i third.
Eitrios Tor Brooklyn Jockey club Wclncs-
| day:
fir.i Pnrc-onc mile. king Crh io5. Iluntrc.'
] tn, Oarstnnn H. Iur leo iu. Cousin JgcmH lr',
| llrait ia kinrbin ia
| s,srnnd Rnec Mile nni an eighth. Nlsnm iis
| wahon ~. frnnk MHri 10. Nusburg lui, biruna
| TO- King Lido 100 Nilfrct iu1 uialCn ~.
| Thifd Rnrr-Miic aud n sixteenth ihlstun uS
| Little Jim In ilong Branch ~, hllda ~ Ny Own
| inl Orran ~ trln May vi,
| youth l.acs=T hrts quartcu ot n mile. lfahmir
| p1 A u lOA Felicia iui, Monsoon liA Radiant ~
/ Volunteer pi irrssal nul khaiipu a, hfuWsiuf 20
| FIth iarc-Miir and thtuu siNiCCuths, hClla ~
| pccWccp 100 Bllo d'uT ia
| sixth Rar,-Thnrg iuufths " a mile lfadIur
| tlt Rowland ill Tatflef 10, Hammer hnrf =
strntnspey 10. dynamite, Umpire IL hifrisici
rs Aifahcnu rs. fofdhhm, Monmouth iii
Wheat. EAtgut0wn H.
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RosANoSp--ROBBlNs-A ioI Court sircct
Tuesday evening. September =, is'a, Ma ). n.
Ss,AoSp and Mis- lg'NunA 4 KuHmSs, the kcy
H. A. Ncnnblo ofiiciatiuv. No cards
ANDERSON -suELTUS-At iOi Court stIcst
Tuesday evening september J., is,,, M y v
ASbrB,oN and Mrs fAsNiE a. snlIus. the i.Cy
~ A. venablc ofhciatlnr No cariA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

u. IImnEWrH. the well-known North
Memphis icwcler, has moved from No.
1SS TO No. 2OS Main street, where lac has
fitted up the neatest Jcwelry store In that
part Of the city, and offers special induce
ments 10 buyers In his line. lio has also
made arrangements to advance money on
watches, diamonds and jewelry. He in
vitcs his many friends aud customers to
call at his new place, No POS Main street,
and inspect his selection.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
co,orca Entertainments n, E.,iysi Park.

Halls original colorcd Ministries appeared
before q larr audience nj E,tiyil park last
night aud gave a pleasing performance II.
&. Poole. inierlocutor and James Ware and
George Allen. ond mon. were very ai1u lag
and provoked much laughter. Ar. patier.
son. stage manager. proved himself Ia be- a
good comedian. The big four snug aud
dance team-llurton and Neal, Martin ard
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AN EARLY BLAZE.
j. Caton's Dwelling and Grocery To-
tally Destroyed by Fire.

thhJ LNShoNNN Wy EhNs
A twO-stOry frame house at tho corner Of
Manassas street and Lane avenue, occupied
as a grocery aud dwelling by J. Cation, was
totally destroyed by tire about 3 o'clock
yesterday morning The building was owned
by Mrs. Flynn, aud was valued at $1,000;
insured for 81, 200 The loss on stock and
furniture will not exceed 500; insured for
81, 200. The fire Is thought 20 be- OF inccndi-
AIRY origin. An adjoining cottage. occupied
by Mrs. ODonncll, was also slightly dam
aged. There are no Hr-plug~ IN that neigh
borhood, and the lircmcn had 10 stop up the
bayou 10 get supply Of water.
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ehllanco personal
ueauty is the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
Nigor No matter
what tho color Of
She hair, this prepa-
ration gives tia lus-
ire and pliancy that
adds greatly 20 its
charm, Should the
hair be thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore tho
color, bring ont u
now growth. and
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MENKEN a. COMPANY.
Curious.

"a curious negro superstition Is that q
man who has been struck by lightning
cannot SWIM" Gays an exchange. We
have noticed the same thing, too, about
negroes who have died from yellow fever,
and also that they did not chew sol colo.
mans ko-ko tulu
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MENKENs' TIMELY WARNINGS.

The chilly nights and mornings Of Sep
TENDER should admonish prudent people
that warm wool bed clothing and warm
underwear are an absolute necessity for
the maintenance OF health and cheerful
ness. lnsinunting colds contracted now
often produce serious results.
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1000 Hearth Brooms at DC. Each.

No advertisement from our house Is
complete without some alluson 10 our
incompatible Clothing and Shoe depart
mcnts. utility" Is our motto In these
necessary articles Of wear. We think, and
you think, also, 'thc best IL the cheap.
est" You run no risk; we guarantee
every suit and shoe sold 10 BE- just rs rcp-
resented. Try them.
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IuSfUaI NOTICE.

LuCAs-The funeral oi !. wALEEn LrcAs. who
died nj Madison Station. Mi.s., uu tcptcinicr ".
isS. will take place NJ ~ Mays church ~ 3
O'Clock this "WEDNESDAY afternoon. Services
BY the Rcy. Dr. Klein. Relatives and friends iu.
yitrd.
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WHEs you have found a good thing Il IL
your duty TO tell your ncighbor, that he
may 90 and do likewise. Smoke Grand
Republic CigaIros and BuiTos.
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Lodge NOTICES.
RUPTURE CURED.
or. q. NOBLE.

qprrihilst IN tho care ~ Hu tlfo and ail Forms u
Jhfnuir Dseis"t vale ~ Female
Il ipTuhE CURED WITHOUT fHb KNIFE on
i 4 humane W businrn ~ the h"dloatsd
i.s,st f.sd Truss ard OaU ina.mrut
ia Diseases ~ WUufn / no thalf forms. awe
ifi.nsi ats MILD AMI pafTuHfni rlnf
stfictnfc liyir0ocs aut virrJ-ris. AMI all Tor
a. Eiyui Ds,a-as cuf % loo 1IUf tluio guuanieo
ever tu-s I tsta Y isssI iHl1a anil fusi Call
los ualses ani aidfass of UGuss ulif ~ ilie cliE
once NO. % JEIEEnsDS srnEBE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

Today we offer special bargains in
White and Colored Bed Blankets, Chintze
and Sa,ccn BED Comforts, Fancy French
Soaking Flannels. French Figured Wrap
per Flannols.
Such an immense variety OF these useful
and comfortable goods has never been
seen before in this city.
Prices absolutely iauluess.
We buy largely and mark our goods at
low priccs-all marked In plain figures,
not, as Is the ancient custom still in vogue
among fossil dealers, OF marking high and
falling for effect. A child is safe buying
in our house, as We have but one price.
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At TEMPTING rnIcEsl

Terra-cotta Pug Dogs, lac, worth soc.
lIand-paintcd imported Vascs, $40;
worth ~ a pair.
Ladies' lap Boards, with yard measure,
Ogc; worth 81.
Decorated Tea Sets, new Minton shape
fiity-six pieces. Slgs. worth *
Universal Tea Kettles. heavy block tin,
holding three quarts, 2ic, worth Doc.
Glass Butter Dishes, with fancy covers,
Zoe; worth j0c.
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sOnE RARE BARGAINs TODAY
Carpet aud China Departments.
roun LOTS or LACE CURTAINS.

lot No. embraces all our Curtains
sold regularly at Sl.50 TO 1926 q pair. To-
day the entire lot at p5c.
lot No. . embraces allour Curtainsrcgu-
larry aold nj S3.2J 10 1925. Price today,
500 per pair.
Lot No. s embraces all our Brussels Lace
Curtains Usual price, Sj.75 to -, the loi
today at Si.Sj pair.
Lot No. 1 embraces all our finest Cur
tains, ranging from sos 10 Sli; today
only S6.75 pair.
Remnants OF OH Cloth. zoe. n Yard.
Remnants OF Hest LinoieuIn, SOC.
s2.05 today for $3.50 Smyrna Rugs
Sl.05 today for two yard Rugs.
80 now Rolls MolueItcs and Wiltons.
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roun,,, u,r,I,an,., Ta.. No,Ice.

Evrry dealer in merchandise should
keep on hand a supply Of the celebrated
Jersey Tobacco, which Is one Of the finest
sellers In the market. send orders to the
Memphis Grorcry company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

Miss D. CArLEMAS, having returned
from her summer vacation, is now ready
to receive pupils for thorough instruction
in music ON the piano. Orders can bc
left at No. 2j7I Main street, ID. IL. Baldwin
* Co a music HOUSE,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

OK September 0, 10, 10, II, 20, - and g
the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad will
cell round trip tickets 10 81. Louis ai sl2. %.
For tickets aud slecpcrs call at No. BIZ
Main street, or at depot.
J. A. Scorr, Ticket Agent.
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COMMENCING September the passenger
trains Of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive at and depart from
the Kansas CITY, Memphis & birmingham
depot, ut tho corner Of Broadway and
Main streets, where tickets may bc pur-
chased, instead Of at the Mississippi *
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
J. 4. GARNER,
General Passenger Agent
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JERSEY LoAY at John J. shea's, lO7
Commerce street.
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FuRSrrunE stored, repaired, packed and
shipped at Gibson, Wright X Co.'S, S5s
Main street
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Fmsr-cLAss table board Mt fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom. house.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets Afford and carefully
served. Regular meals ~ cents
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Aaxicr go Mether..

CIR up clubs for TnE WEEKLY APPrAL
andsccurc one Of the cash prizes See lists.
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping tho scalp clean. cool, and
healthy, there is no better preparation
In the market.
Il am free to confess that n trial u
Ayers Hair Vigor has convinced mo
that it is u genuine article. lts use haS
not only caused the hair OF my wife aud
daughter To ha
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HorR springs eternal in the human
orcasi; man never is, but always 20 he
blcst. II he don't smoke Grand Republic
CigarrOs and Bullos.
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A. NJ. wouruAM & Co., I75 Main street,
DELL the Jersey Loaf
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lSsuw your gin.houscs in the CitiEcns
Insurance company. No. a. Madison street
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MMruW a CuAUiNuUy EhurnAp.
MENtstFa -.st.f0tnIa.F a. faNa Z

Passage between Memphis and Wilson's
md the Race Track being amply provided
for 10y other means, trains oi this rad will
make no stops NJ above lag stations ON
aud after September -.
G. l. DESAN~uEI, \. q. T.. 4.
II. II. PEgHAM. Superintendent
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Vices Buck. Eye salye sure cure foI
piles. Sold by all druggists
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all, Among
che things which may best DO done TO
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J9nsEy IoAT at Thomas Coyne's, 2s
Alabama street.
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JERSEY LoAr at Sites 4 Amos, 80 and
Al Jellerson slreoi.
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~. p. q. rI.xs FUNERAL SorrcE.

NIEMPIns LODGE 80. q. ~ T. o kLRA-
vi The Oiryfs iand urmbTfs arr requested y
moCt this twEDNf-DAII afternoon at 20 o'clock
~ ~ Main street. 10 attend ihc funeral Ui Uuf lat,
JOHN BRADLEY, X n.
CIV sprn sccrctary 70 lem.
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Mr.. wlnsiows soothing syrup should AWAY. ~
used for children icetiina II aOothes the child.
snftrnn the yuma Allayt all pain. cures wind cola
abdis Inc best remedy iOf diArfh1sA .scs bOttle
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Ask for Jersey Loaf at John Cochran's
800 Alabama street.
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Mus. wApEs school, No. l0s Shelby
street, will reopen Monday. September IL.
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FoR a quiet game Of billiards 90 10 Con-
verse & Cooks, 32D Main street
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CALL for Jersey Loaf at J. I. Walsh &
Bro. -, 80 Main street.
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Mrs MARTHA TnunEAu, teacher Of
piano and harmony, will resume her
classes on aud after September II. Call
on or address No. ~ Diver street
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TAKE TIME by THE FoRELocK."

Is the Thief OF Time"
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We call special attention TO our ANTI
MALARIAL CANEL's Wool UNDERwENR Tor
ladies, gentlemen and children, guaan-
tccd not 10 shrink. This unrivalcd under.
wear cannot be bad elsewhere In Mem.
phis.
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We have full supply Of Nut Coal.
=. NJ PATTERSON & Co.
Lucy HrxroN IL finest and best. Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all iobbers.
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Abundant and Glossy,

hut IL has given my rather stunted mus
tacho a respectable length and appear
ancc." w. II. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
MY hair was coming out (without
any assistance from my wife, oithcrl.
! tried Ayers Hair Nigor, using only
one bottle, and | now have rs fine u
head ut hair MS any ono could wish for"
-R I, Schmittuu, Dickson, Tenn.
81 have used Ayers Hair Nignr in my
family for number Of years, aud ~.
gard 10 ~ the beat hair preparation
know ot II keeps tho scalp clean, tho
hair snit aud lively, aud preserves tho
original color NV wife has used II for
n long time with most satisfactory To-
suits. - benjamin NJ. Johnson. NJ. d.,
Thomas HI, Mo,
"My hair was becoming harsh and dry,
hut after using half u bottle ~ Ayers
Hair Nigor II grew black aud glossy. l
cannot express the JOY and gratitude l
feel. - Mabel &, Hardy, DolR,an, Ill.
Ayers Hair Vigor,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by Druggists and rcriumcu,
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General Passengrr Agent.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-24
A Newspaper Mans Resolve,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb, 1G.-The Pub
lie Ledger will publish an editorial TO- NOR
row in regard to the persistent rumors tina
its proprietor, Mr.. Geo. W. Childs, woule
accept the Republican nomination for the
presidency of the United States. It refers &c
an editorial statement in the Baltimore
american TO the effect tina, Mr.. Childs has
modified his expressed intentions, and tina,
be would not decline a cordial tender of the
nomination. In reply to this the Ledge,
will say: .r..
It is necessary to say, courteously bat de-
cislvely, that the american is wholly misin-
formed. Mr.. Childs has not changed his
mind in the least degree, and it is not DOS.
sible that be will change his mind in that
regard. As to declining or refusing to be e
candidate for President, his mind is firm and
unalterabie. 1t is awkward to decline what
is not authoritatively offered, but, so far As
it is in contemplation by any persons, few or
many, organized or u~norganized, to pu: Mr.,
Childs in nomination for President of the
United States, he repeats his refusal to be =
or to be voted for, and add. that
he would be compelled to decline the Off p
ard exalted as it is. if by anv
chance in the chapter of unforeseen events he
happen to be elected.
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r: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 looo

pleted cartridge boxes, he had determined
should repulse = whole Division. They
we're the last that left the advance line. As
they fell back up the slope and Meade
reached the line of four batteries of the Re-
serve Division, they opened over the heads
Of the few infantrymen following him, and
they were between two fires again until they
passed the batteries. It was 4 hot afternoon.
=
A few months later, the Pennsylvania Re.
serves subscribed $500, with which = jew
eled sword was purchased and presented to
Gen. Meade by Gov. Andrew G. Curtin, at
Rappahannock station. Anon the first sub.
scribers to the fund was the Captain of the
11tb, whom Meade had struck at Fredericks-
burg, and who had ample knowledge that the
frenzied blow was unconscious aud regret
ted. That this incident has never been
printed before is perhaps owing to the fact
that the only newspaper man present was
the writer, and We believe this is the first
Wal incident be has ever written for print.
The 18th regiment lost that day, in half an
hour. 2ll men out of 347.
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. Randall Has a Tariff Bill,

WASHINGTON, DC Feb. 17.-Represen,
tative Randall is engaged in the preparation
of a tariff bill which he may offer as a substi
tute for the proposition that Mills, Chairman
of the Ways aud Means committee, and his
coadjuto1s are Matching out. Mr.. Randall
proposes to include customs duties and in
ternal revenue tax in his measure and to
make a reduction of $50, 1000, taking the
receipts for the year ending June last as the
basis. This reduction will be made By abol-
ishing all the taxes on tobacco, fruit-spirits.
reducing tie whiskey tax from 80 to IS ceuts
per gallon and abolishing certain special
taxes. These changes would result in a re-
duction Of about s65, 600, ooo, divided as fol-
lows: Tobacco, $50, 900 200; spirits distilled
from fruits, 100000; whiskey, $4,000, 900;
and special tar s., Zoo, 900. The remainder.
ST., 200, 600, would be taken from custom
duties and would result mainly from the
from the duty to the free list. This
is the basis on which the bill is being pre-
pared, but the details may be changed before
it is presented. The measur re will not, of
course, be brought forward until the bill of
the Ways and Means Committee is ready to
report, and perhaps not until after the House
has considered that measure, when it NAV
be offered as q substitute for the committees
bill.
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Eailure Of 4 E=a -

~P1rTLBURe, Fe b, 2l.-Grae p,nna,, s
n'a"u'sc' nrers of this city, assigned
Ane 1a'iu re was a great Il prise
In 1883 the firm failed f,r ahon, ., aoa 90
and were granted an exteusio, sinaa,IS'
they have paid abou, ,wo.,h,,ds $500
-Nw ano " ere supposed to be doing
Ane cause pr their failure was the
Investment of thei. praf,s in y,
of their plant. No sta;emant h.s -.
made, but it is uude rstood ,,., oeen
liabilities are about 5000 mo seeo'eu
cured 100000 to S. . co.,. Tha ,s.,o ons
s'st CT notes for ore and o,ba, m.,a.;.p
Among the liabilities ia a mo,,,... -" 800
held by the NJ v Yo,k ~ 1.a.
Company, not yet d ne. The .s.a,. ~
iieved to be about SSOO.O N
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NO BEE IN sHER1DAN.s BONNET.

The withdrawal of Blaine has led to re-
newed inquiry Is to where Phil Sheridan
was born. His mother, brother, and sister
in-law say he was born in Somerset, Ohio,
50 there is no question about his eligibility
for President, although his mother is op.
posed to his candidacy. When asked if she
had heard Of it she said: II have; and hope I
will not hear of it again. His whole life
from his childhood has been one of hard
labor, and he should cease. I Nm sure he
will not be . candidate, and would not &C
cept the presidency if rendered to him." Al
though "Phil" is native born, his parents
were both born in County Cavan, Ireland.
They came to America in 1925, and March
6, 1881, Phil was born. Sheridan has, how
ever, settled any occasion for controversy.
He was intervied by the Associated Press
reporter Sunday morning which closed IS
follows:
~ have never had the presidential bee in
my bonnet, and I don't intend to have 1t,
for there is nothing that would induce me to
leave the profession in which nearly forty
years Of my life have been spent, to enter
upon . civil career. So all talk about my
being . candidate may As we'll end"
"But suppose the Republican Convention
should"
"Nominate me? l would not accept. But
there is not the slightest possibility of my
being nominated, and in any event, l would
not accept. No, not under any circum-
stances. I do not want that or any other
civil Office"
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u His Luck.
Inter. Mounto,o ~,

81 think / can surround noro
less time than any body in Butts ' "a luck in
was heard to remark this morpiDs ae'azea
fused to go in on Black Pine On "Ire.
floor, and afterwards bought in ., tDs ssouad
before the crash, Same way e;, 20 Just
G~ranite-tried to catch it on WIN West
bought at So and sold out at 60 cen,a raist,
led San Francisco Con. at 81 50 ans lack,
81 cents. Refused to buy Poor w ~ It's bow
price, notwithstanding its stealv -. at aoy
suppose III be darned fool epona ,'.s' and
till it's So or Sc before l jump in, ~ % wait
at this arm Thought 1 wouldut a ".a lock
mated for awhile when the sm.m 'Sacei'
made its appearance; kept put,;na vs nfst
Wife kept insisting with each n.s u Of.
until last Saturday, after there On, eass,
about a dozen cases, / gave in. y,oa; 10 be
got a good hold on me; arm sva1,e. aaflon
size of a bag of oats; got a lun.p on 10 lie
as big as your hat; and here tn. do. ny Sas
tell me this morning there's no mora W. all
Of small-pox-hasn't been a new ~. 4""se'
week. just as usual clipped in ,en "s
boom! o, I'm a great party, III h.t !. 's
invest in a lottery for the earth 7 ua,',
get a grain of sand. Say, if YOU banaaul
meet the fool killer don't tell hppsn'e
| seer me-" 'uS