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How To GrrAr YorR GIRLS AG,

How To GET AT Your GIRLS AGE.
Girls Of amarriseeable age do not
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al at night and broken Of your rest by a
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A CoNUNDKUM.-Mrs. Flumsy-
"Did l understand you to say your
husband was a member Of nineteen
benefit societies p
Mrs. Rumsey-"Yes, the dear mani
He's SO thoughtful about US should he
die
Mrs. Flumsy-r'Wel, ! guess he'll
die before long. Bless and save us
Think Of it How on earth can he
stand to be out nineteen nights in
week ?"
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-18
UNCLE SAM AND THE SIOUX.
me Propositions Submitted by Secre-
tary Villas to the Chiefs.

The Propositions Submitted by Secre-
tary Villas to the Chiefs.
WASH IsGToN, Oct. 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Interior today met the Sioux chiefs by
appointment and read and carefully ex-
planned the changes which the President
had decided to recommend 10 Congress,
provided the Indians signify their willing
ness to adopt the law with the proposed
amendments.
Secretary Villas spoke for about two and
a half hours fully explaining every point
He complimented the Indians on their
manly speeches, and declared that the
Government was deeply interested in their
welfare. He said the Government would
place to the credit of the Indians 81 for
every acre OF land disposed of TO home-
steaders during the first three years after
the passage of the law, and 20 cents
per acre for all lands SO disposed
OF during the next two years, and
so cents per acre, or all lands disposed of
after the expiration of these five wears.
Instead OF 81, 900, 600 being now set apart
for the benefit Of the Indians 81, 900, 900
should be so set apart, to draw interest at
B per cent. Out OF this amount $50 should
be paid each man, woman and child with
in six months from the passage OF the act
This would be in addition to the payments
which the present act calls for. Instead
OF being supplied with oxen, the President
proposed that each head OF family be
supplied with a pair OF American mares and
double harness. By the proposed amend
ments the Santees and Flandreaus will be
prevented from sharing with the Sioux
IN the proceeds OF the contemplated sale.
The last amendment provides that all alot-
ments shall be absolutely free from taxa
ton Tor twenty-five years. Other minor
changes are made.
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A Now variety of Thief

MINNEAroLIs, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE
"Whcat steal case" was in court today
and the whole story came out for the frs,
time. From $1,000 to 10000 bushels Of
wheat were stolen from the elevator. and
1t is alleged that the firm Of d. G. Moak &
Co, which recently tailed, were the prin-
cipals. W. q. Hardy, their bookkccpcr,
and Charles Mason, foreman Of the clc-
vator, are named rs accessories. The cars
were overloaded at the elevator and de-
liyercd TO the firm. Harry llolcomb, the
eX.ioeman, was also implicated hut he
escaped. More disclosures aud arrests are
expectcl 20 follow.
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The Brew MnsIcrs' Association.

NEW foRK, Oct. l7.-At today's session
OF the United States Brew Masters asso-
citation, President Freitsch's suggestion
was adopted that boss brewers must get
certificates Of their ability from their en-.
ployers when they leave one establish.
ment for another Frcitsch's suggestion
OF prize for the best technical essay on
brewing, with the object OF improving
beer, was rejected, the convention decid.
ing that all such suggestions be sent to
the secretary and distributed free to men,
bers of the association. II was unani-
mously decided 10 establish n mutual benz
fit insurance and the Brewers Journal was
declared the official organ Of the associa-
ton. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Louis
Frcsch, Of Chicago; first vice president,
Henry Guenther, of New York; second
vice-president, Silas Deider Of Phila-
delphia; treasurer, ]. A. Mctzler. of
Chicago; secretary, +. Wagner Of Chicago.
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Parents Cr,m,u,,,x L,,n,.

More than half of all deaths occur before six
year OF age. An army OF Innocent lovely chill.
drcn are swept nccdlesSly AWAY each year Parents
are crimlnally responsible for this The death rate
oil children IN England Is less than half this
Ackers English Baby Soother has done more 10
bring this about than all other causes combined
You cannot afford 10 be without IT, II. J. Hester,
lruppfst
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NouR teeth are too valuable 10 be neg.
lcc;cd. Get good brush, a box " Longs
Pearl Tooth soap aud use both morning and
night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-18

WHEEzE wheezel whecze! What a wrctchcd
disease Asthma is, 10 be sure. II Is painful
20 the patient and painful 10 those who hear
his laborcd brcathingS. And yet a remedy
Is offered that is at once cheap and effective
IL j. Pcruna, backed by Mannln. Both sold
by druggists everywhere. Only a. a bottle.
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RED Hans.

Mrs !. II. SLATER, toac her Of German
Gayoso hotel. At home from ? to3.
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.
A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE,; REASON.
~ able terms Apply Mt No, i3i Vance street
RMCK COTTAGE-ON DAVE AVE, NEAR
- Walker street. containing seven rooms. Large
ynrd 50 per month. wv. \ BROWNE,
No. 2d Second St
CoTTAGE on MARSHALL AVENUE; FIVE
VI rooms; modern build aud conyenlenccs In
qnirc at no Third street
VOLTAGE WITH FOUR NICE ROOMS: COOP
~ water all convenience Apply TO MRS. r..
QUlNLAN, 100 Manassas street.
roTTAGEs on VANCE, WELLINGTON, MAD.
y ison: Union and Court STREETS, and ON Carroll,
MSin S ana r Aston avenues Business h11ss on
heal Estate Agents, 10 Madison street
CoTrAGE EIGHT ROOMS AND ALL NEjEs-
" sary outhouses; in gool repair garden. els.
tern well, etc; fronting ON fernando street rail.
road and Walker avenue (houSe No ~ southeayt
from city. Apply al No 30 Union drect
JOSEPH LENow
DEsIRALLE NEW COTTAGE on VIRGINIA
II avenue Apply nj lG6 Rayourn avenue
uoUSE 40. AZ ADAMS STREET. NEAR MAIN,
suitable for most any kind of business In.
qnire at us Main street up stairs
HOUSES on UNION, MADISON AND CARO-
II lina streets by llatchelL Rice 4 Co
NEW BRICK sToREHoUsE CORNER MON.
~ roe and Desoto. ). l.. MOORE a co. w
Ntfnnu Ntfttt.
NEW COTTAGE WITH Five ROOMS. GOOD
~ water aud ovation, 223 Alabama street.
NJ q. i73 ALABAMA STREET 2STORY HOUSE
~ hroOms and good yard and Cistcm the house
and entie place have Just been put IN thorough NJ.
pair Apply ~ MALONE 4 MALONE No ~ Mad.
lson st
MICE NEw SIX ROOM COTTAGE, no. Is Al
sion avenue. Apply 10 J. Y. Graham, 3l5
Main street
PEslDENcE No. 500 vANCEsTREET ALARGR
dihlely. NJ IL TRELEiANf, No 9Madison street
SToREHousEs NOS lgl AND I9I MAIN ST
~ Possession september l. iNNN Apply tn
JAS LEE, JR, No. I Madison street
SrOREHoUsE so. 1873 MAIN sTREET, SOUTH.
> west corner Washington Possession september
], lSSA Apply to
JAS LEE, JR.. No Madison street
'INHE RANNER PLACE AT Gill STATION.
u Apply 20 = RANNEll, lgl Wellington street,
ot II. l. GUlON.
'JO ACCEPTABLE PARTY. 4 PORTION or
u nice new cottage, furnished or not In good
ueighborhood, convenient to stryt car. Apply nt
premises, south side froyinc Il opposite orleans
rINwO NEW ROOM COTTAGES. COR PRUvINE
aud orleans streets Apply tu ". Goodman
ko1n y Cotton Exchange Bllldng.
TWO STORY HOUSE, on CORNFR oF XVII
and fiith street Chelsea Call At aboyc address
- MN GROOM HOUSES. COR. .n ANDGAlNI.s
- stA SPcr month Apply at
Dzt VANCE STREET. APPLY 40 DIR wa
= Roger, % Madison sipct
i1t HEALE Strict. CONTAINING -FOUR
4 IL fuums hall aud Kitchen. UuuSyulcut 10
two sircci cat lines g. T. o'iiaycr.
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,rR YFW YORK oFFfrE

orr NEW iOEK OFFICE
Jo,ira ofO n gHB ApPEAL No " 7fibun,
BufiIs5. Ne igl J. a liza DOrol hpsciai
LGaon Agnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-18

Mss A. G. STEPHENSON, studio Cotton
Exchange.
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John Asir. No. SEA Main street

Keeps the best saloon in the city. Sets
frst-cl1s. lunch. Everything new. Call
aud see him.
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lNsuRE your gin-nouscs in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. 80 Madison street.
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The Osceola times., 1888-12-22
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

A PARTY OF New England capitalists
from Hartford, Conn, and adjoin ng cities
were in Chattanooga, Tenn, ON the 18th
They are travelling through the South on I
prospecting tour.
COMPTROLLER PICKARD has received ad
vices from the New York banking house o
A. Lanier & Co. that the sum of 5000 900
which the State requires to meet the Janu
ary interest on the public debt, had beer
passed on their books TO the credit OF the
State OF Tennessee.
TnE express train on the Illinois Central
railroad was robbed near Duck Hill, Miss.
on the night of the 18th of over 5000, be-
sides other valuables. Chester Hughes, of
jackson, Tenn, was murdered by the rob-
bers.
! A box In the Metropolitan Opera House
In New York was sold last week for >23, 600.
THERE is in this country twice as many
as many as in cotton.
A SALE OF 23l bales OF Allen cotton was
made at Memphis ON the 18th at 10 cents
per pound.
THE question Of an amendment to the
State Constitution making an educational
qualification for suffrage, is being agt:ated
in Arkansas.
OVER two hundred deaths from diptheria
have occurred in the vi. unity of Abe
querque, N. NJ, in the past two weeks,
and the breaking out Of small pox has
caused much additional alarm.
FULLY so per cent. OF the corn crop in
Smith county, Tennessee, is badly dam
aged.
The people Of the United States spend
more than 81 800, 900 every year for chew
Ing gum.
JACKSON, La, is greatly exercised over
the mysterious disappearance Of Rev. j..
V. Penn, pastor in charge OF the Methodist
Church there. lie has been missing for
over a week. aud fears are entertained that
he has been foully dealt with.
A. G. OWEN, aged seventy mine, an old
aud highly respected citizen OF Mason City,
Iowa, is out with challenge to any man
OF seventy mine in the United State TO run
him forty or eighty rod race and at the
end Of the race jump and strike his heels
together three times.
IT is announced that the whisky trust
has decided on campaign Of extermina-
tion against the distillcrs who have refused
to come into the combination. This is to
be inaugurated on January l by decided
reduction In the price of whisky.
in Lamar county, Ala. on the night OF
the lith, n crowd Of masked men took Mrs.
Jane johnson from her home and admins.
tered thirty. nine lashes on her bare back,
and then warned her TO leave the county
within 6vs days.