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No. q HOWARD'S ROW,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
HEALTH n WEALTH = ~. Beauregard's
Tonic aud Ncryine, tho Great
Irengh Speoiiic.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN ali ~ stages montd
IN aud physical depression, Fpermatnrrhca. by
200 houdrin scrlity. ncumria, hysicfia, ncaparity
Tor study or cuisines. paralytis Impotence, epilee
-. lnrs of memory, ruiiruiuR II the hran nnd all
diseases OF Tie nCr Gus system may ~ radically
ounvd In either sex b. illc uso OF this uncNcclcd
pfcpanitinn. u isn matter OF fuprpmc importance
10 usn appropriate treatment for ho cum ~ tll1
ioss Of nerve power. and Dr. bcaurcgnrds Tonic
and Nerinc. after many year. Trial IN Europe, has
moved lnfallihit II tnAun nrr0fdHr 10 difurtonA
which arp affixed ~ each b1iilr Que box equal IN
one months trraimcni. NH cum recent onscx
Price, si.OO box. or six boxes iOr $500. scut
~ mail pfcpaid Un rcccipt pi prcc We guarantee
slx boxes ~ cure nuy Ctse with oash order r.
cClYcd by ~ for six boxes We viii send our writer
guarantee 70 return The money II treatment does
hot effect CURE a. fcnkcrt a Co, DruRgisn. sole
egcnis Tor United states. ~ and 10 Main tIrcct
Memuha Tenn
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fahIb WI
DRorosAfs FOR COOKED RATIoNs. = m

DRorosAfs FOR COOKED RATIoNs. - RI.
Il cruitlng Rendezvous. 80 Front 81, Memphis.
Tenn, March ~. fsss.-Scaled proposals IN iflpli
cate. subject 10 the usual conditions. will BE- fc.
cctcd NJ this once until " o'cloch noon ON the
18th day 81 April. lsss. Al which time and plaoc
they viii be- opcncd IN the presence 81 bidder, Tor
furnishing cooked tafi0ns ~ such quantities ns may
he necessary Tor the subsistence 81 the recruiting
party and nccrulh AZ this Rendextou. DURING We
remainder OF tho fiscal year ending June ~. ik,>
lfoposala lot mtiOns D. b. furnished ~ plaegt OBJ
icctionablc for ruruits will not b. considered. The
Government reserves the right " rcicct any 90 all
proposals. blank proposals. aud full Information
~ a. manner 81 bidding conditions ~ bc oleffftd
by bidder aud terms 81 contract aud payment viii
bo furnished on application W this nnlrc. toufnrts
made under this advertisement shall not ~ roii'
tiruei 10 Involve the United stairs IN any oblFa.
ton Cor payment Nv cxors OF appropriation granlcd
by tonRrss COO the purpos. fnvriopes containing
proposals. should bc marked Proposals Tor Cooked
katlons. and addressed " the unisrisned. efo.
Y. BORDEN lat Lieut. 5ih Infantry. kocfniilne
Oniccr. fr'Hr
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order of Publication.

No. G6ls. RD-ln the Chanccy Cour II Shelby
County, Tenn W. W. bcfcc lr,ss. Elun James
II nj.
II appcarnF from ne amended lll on ne IN this
cause which l. sworn b. Tat the deiundanis fllcn
James, Charles a. Jane. Gounsa q hcygr.un.
thafle q ScNcnnn, Cooper tcycnun Lucy igiuL
JAMES rcttt thaflcs Cooper jnmrs John May
James Mo, Iris q Rider. Marie Aninlnrtio swing
ley Lula brown. Alirfi brown. chas ~. hflNn
arr nou residents 0i the state ~ TCnuessc. and that
tho NAMES and placss NJ ~ Deuce Of The heirs oi
Ar.. lns q. kidofar unknown and taun0t ~ o.
oefianud after dlliEcni lnquin. thrl lHiuE imftgs
on account ~ lniefrt in AMI ~ lni No a., WHO
Williams subdivision, containing about ~ n,fcs,
natf uaghee STALLION. shelby county, Tenn. This
slnT a sui! iot partition Of 'aid properly among
The uwncn thereof
its iherriow ordered That they make ,hcir ~
fraftnrc hofcln NJ the c1ufl h0uso ~ shelby
,fmnty IN the city ~ Memphis. nov Taxing Dc
ifirt ui shelby oUunij. fcnn., On the hrlt MONDAY
inApr In, aud pvIl answer Of demur ~ CON
The aamo Will h. taken iof confessed ~ ~ them and
~ fof hearing ox pnrte. and that = copy oi this
order be- published once Wssk iuf fOur successive
weeks ~ The Memphis Az Ical. THIS ~ day Of
March. izN
A tue COPY Attest MCDOWELL,
Clerk aud Master.
ByT n Caldwell Deputy CLERK aud Master
Tuflcy a Wright FOL. Tot Dnmplt giOl72i
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ohancery salo of Real Estate.


No NJ, R-Chanccr ,pnH 81 Shelby county. =
Is y. Andenon, Commissioner, etc ~, Va u. =
Parker a nj.
rs virtue 81 an lnirfuTuinry decree for allc en-
TEND In the aloyu rIusG go the ~ day II july.
iss5, ~ ~ ~, page a. vii ell NJ public auction.
~ the Highest bldda. ln irpnt 81 the Clch nnd
Masters once. Coufihousn Of shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, March n. isss,
within legal hour, ttr following described prop
city, SITUATED IN she'll, county, Tenn. lo.Wit a
lot IN Fihh Civil plslfJi VI aid cuuny beginning
% the southeast conirf ul lp lli cncr unfth IN
the oast boundary liuU 81 lot ~ ~ icci To- VIC
south line Of lotIgli thence vest VIII The south
line of lot $40 ~ feet D. Inches " stake, thrnot
s1uih az feet b. tt north Hue ~ WINCHESTER
street thence cast viii Winchester sircol " ioci u
inches a. the bfrlnnlnr
Terms Of saie-On : rrcillt ~ slx months pur
chaser executing nuiD Titinr lnlcg,l lf,,n nnis
lien retained. picurIlon bauoi' Tits March =
is>s
81 McDOWEi.t. Clcrk aud Master
ny J. ", Hradlcy, %, q and ". .....
~ ~ NllhOyln. hlltIfuf lVllslftlTM
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THE wrrxLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL % a coneod-
f,un Of Ne nor, Of s,ro, daily APPEALS. H.
agricultural department Is pneporcd rid, great
oars. Hoonioins complete mapid rsporis. The
ycor 1883 wM h Ga Of inputam i'ciiiicoi
ornfs and he WEEKLY APPEAL wM hap
IL rud1, fuly informed of thsn. r.t
The pri0 Of he WEEKLY APPEAL Ia
only 81 year. hhas no superior.
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Morgan nanter Indicted for nurae,

kpcria. Dispatch ~ The Appeal
CHAR ,SooGA, Tenn, March l6.-The
grand jury Of Meigs county, which is now
in session, has iound.an indictment against
Morgan Hunter for murder in the frst
dcgrec in killing Fmnk Diamond, tho at
torney-gcueral for that district, and the
attorneys Tor the defense agreed upon a
bond Of 5000, which the prisoner readily
giyc. and he is now at liberty. The ci,J
by consent viii come up ut the July.iorm
Of the criminal court.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hlndnncc 10 lHsincs. IN from
az 10 70 daya ~ the Medioaied Soft lad Truss and
onlco treatment a contract made With each patient
STRUCTURE, llydvcclc and Naficocole cufcd ia q
short time Circular on application.
The Medleat.d Noft Pad Truss has the
spfiug In the ffuut. Therefore avoid ne nl Kidney
iruuhies and Gnu be wOru night aud day. Wenitr
nutoc This Triss n h. easy 10 wear aud N hold up
the lowell ~ money refunded. Made Hnd lifted "
male Or female BY DIX NUnLE
20 jefferson a.. Mcmphi. Tenn
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NOM L. the Time

To nsc Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofuious NJ.
fcctions, and all diseases peculiar to females.
Kenoyatcs and inyigoraies the system. Phys
ioians recommend Il. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store. 2SS Main street
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nj. Brains Laid Bare.

fIccini Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CuArrANooGA, Tenn, March 10. "A
horrible accident occurred east OF the city
late yesterday evening. Miles Irwin had
bscnoui hunting and had fired one Of his
gun barrcls or. The brccch blew of and
blew the top Of Twins head OIL, laying
hnfe the hInln.
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Administrators Notice

uAvlNG qualified a. admlnlsfator ~ the ~
tate 81 John Sayillc dccssed. this 4 10 notlfJ
all crrditon n pnrrnt their demands 10 me. duly
authenticated, wltbin the time proscrilcd by law.
and all dcbon " the estate are requested 20 come
forward and make pay mcni Immediately,
JACOB LACKOfN.
febibwit Memphis stock Yards
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COMPREHENSIVE.

fha,e this day 49, lated with me In Nc Real
F,,ate bn.lnc-. ur \ A Kcndig The style Of the
flrm will remain n. heretofore. D. W. ROYsTfR a
90. Thankful fof IN ub,ril patronage heretofore
extended 10 the old hun tcifcak coniinuanoc
of The same Ia the new guaranteeing a faithful
conduct OF all butlnsss lgn in our hands
D. W. ROysTFV
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FOR SALE.
p LeoyERgyp, n MADISON STREET

ID L. GoyERgto., II MADISON STREET.
III. offers for ale
That valuable property at the intersection
Of Poplar street aarroll avenue and Uirh
street having a irogI of about 100 feet on Pop,
lar street. on tnrrnll avenue about go feet
and ON the wcsttff line a breadth oi iSs ieetr
with The imprpfmcnts thereon. For part
business propirtys ahd balance Tor desirable
residences thertif no better Investment In
Vaann, lot on nc west side Of Iaraer,o,c
street about 2OJ fctt north of Georgia street.
los feet on lanider'lalc street, running hack
o6S feet. Most ,desirble place Tor large r,s.
idencc or divided would make Two hcantiSul
lots for elegant homes splendid neighbor.
hood; water. gas and sewer adjacent 10 tho
Two brick honst@ on Madison 90 feet cast
Of junction OF Mafshall avenue and Madison
street; lot 100 lection Madison street. rinnlng
through TO Marshall avenue, with a hunting
OF Ill feet on that Street The location i do,
sirable, being onlylO minutes walk 10 corner
OF Madison and Main strets The two houses
contain 10 rooms, and both In good condi.
ton; good cistcrn besides good supply OF
water from water works, Desirable places for
two residences, or together would suit admin.
bly, for inimary or private school
No: 2S7 Dunlap street between Poplar aud
Hawley streets, lot iOxlO5 feet, with double
houses. six rooms each. rents for So per
month; price, s2,bOO.
No. go Alabama street l5 feet on Ala.
bama, running north nearly 30 feet, with
brick residence OF seven MONS stables and
out buildings. Beautiful and desirable resi-.
dence.
Double cottage on Frank street. six rooms,
rents for SO per month; price, 81 COO.
The brick block corner of Vance and Avery
strccts-i houses rooms each, with repairs.
Would be a good Investment.
Cottage on Vance street opposite st. Agnes
A desirable lot.
Desirable large lot ON Poplar street east Of
Miss Conway's, with house needing repairs.
Small brick house, rooms, ON Avery street.
Good location and desirable.
Brick residence on Exchange street nlno
rooms, In good condition.
New double cottage ON Exchange street =
rooms each, with all convonienccs. Rents for
$500 per month, each side.
Nice residence on Mississippi avenue not far
from broadway, lot sOxlis IN the most dcsira-
BILE nclghborhood In that direction beyond
the city limits.
Beautiful new cottage with every modern
elegance and convenience, ON Mosby street
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llct. Main and Front, MEMPHIS. TENN.
Established In lsO

lisiablshcd In is0l
mr. JOHNSON b acknowledged by all parties IN
~ icrustDd ~ by Ear the most furcrsiul phyHl
clan In the treatment ot private NJ secret dtcnsct
Quick, permanent rufCs guaranteed IN every casH.
male 81 female llrccnt oisci 81 u0noffhea an !
syphilis rufcd IN a irW days Without thU us1 ui
mfruury, change 81 diet of hinlnanoo frIm bus.
ncfs Secondary Syphilis, The last vCsiige cf'dl.
cnied without tho Use ~ mercury Involuntary
l0ss Of sonen ftoppUd ~ short ilfnc. tuivfgfl
lnun impoirnry of luss % sexual IuNrr restored w
ire ylrur In few weeks. victims II suli nbusc
nnd excessive yencry, suffering from Hpcrnat0rfhcA
aud los ~ physical and mruinl power speedily
and permanently curd. lhfiirulaf attention paid
Illos aud old s0rrs curd viihut tho No. oi citstil
~ the knife All consultations strictly runlden.
ilnl. Medicines rcnt b. c1prual 10 all Iari VI tho
county.
ns-Wofklngmen curd NJ half the usual atc,
Onlcc hOuu from b o'clock am. 10 o'clock y. m
~ n JOHNSON. ND
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Notice OF AdmlnIstratIon.

Notice OF Administration.
Having qualified Ne adminlstralns ~ the estate
OF Dr ~ N iiailard, decreased. all persons having
claims aanlnsl taid state are hereby notified 10
Ifssaut the sane ~ me, OF my attorney. fof pay.
mcnt Al persons Indebted 10 aid estate arr ~.
qilc.Icl 70 make settlement a once.
Administrators Of H. n. ballard. decreased.
H. {, Watson, Attorney.
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GOLD RIP" tobacco soothes all sorrow
and gladdcns every heart.
MEMPHIS GROCERY Co.,
Wholesale Agents
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LOST.

LOST.
E,NGLIsH PUG WITH NAME ON COLLAR
~ y inward will be paid for return OF same 10
las second street and no questions asked.
ON MADISON ST BETWEEN SECOND AND NJ,
" & G. depot Lady's Gold Open Chain Return
TO N. & c. RR. ticket Office and be rewarded.
nN ELMwooD CAR, A LADYs LEATHER
" PocketbOok with monogram ~. H. O." VIII
pay liberal reward Tor return OF samo 10 No. $40
lAuderdale street
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column.will be charged at
rate OF 15c Tor two lines one insertion; two inscr
tons, Csc; one week. Soc
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Tickets can be procured at tho Music and Book
stores, and at the rooms Of the Association. 2O7
Main stree. Box Office at witzmanns will be open
"Wednesday, March H.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIs TaEATER
FRIDAY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE,
March 10 and H.
Two Gmnd Concerts by the
MENDELssoHN QUINTET CLUB, OF BOSTON
Under the auspices Of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
OF Memphis.
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HOUSES TO LET.

A NO. / BOARDING HOUSE, FULL OF GOOD
IA paying boardeN. Furniture for sale.
r. IT, WORD, $50 Main street
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GALVANIZED uRoNMonKs.

NEo y. RuBscIi IN. THE TN AND snEI;r
VI iron worker business and n~idencc. .olo
phone No. y,
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At the Cincinnati, IT'S East Seventh 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-18

county praying for an investigation as TO why
the United States district attorney did not
bring suit against the ST. Paul & Sioux City
railway and the state OF Iowa 10 recover
patents to unearned lands OF. the said railway
company in O'Brien county after having
been directed to do so by the attorney gen.
eral of the United States.
Mr.. Peel, chairman of the committee on
Indian affairs. yesterday introduced by re-
quest hill to divide the great Sioux reserva-
ton into smaller reservations This bill was
prepared by DR.. Bland, the alleged friend OF
the Indians. 1t will be considered long be-
fore it comes before the house-too long to
do any damage to the white men who want
the reservation opened.
Representative Cowles yesterday intro
duced resolution instructing the committee
on ways and means to report at an early day
separate bill containing d provision for the
repeal of the tobacco tax, the retail license
tax on dealers in spirituous liquors and the
other internal revenue provisions OF the
Mills bill. 1t was referred to the committee
On ways and means.
The Ford special immigration investiga-
ton committee will leave Wednesday Jor
PIltsburg TO take testimony in regard to the
operations of the contract labor law. The
members who wiz 90 there are Messrs. Ford,
Guenther and Oates. The taking of testl-
mony will begin on Friday. The committee
will probably visit Detroit, and may go to
Port Huron, Mich.
Mr. Chandler presented to the senate, yes
terday morning. a statement from ninety
nine citizens of Orangeburg county, S. O.. de-
claring that they had been prevented from
exercising the right of suffrage last month,
and peutioning the senate to make an inyes-
tgation OF affairs there.
The subcommittee of the house committee
Oh private claims has agreed to report favor
ably to the full committee, the joint resolu-
ton loo king to the relief Of the settlers on
the Maxwell land grant.
The president has approved The act max
ing deficiency appropriation for contingent
expenses of the house of representatives.
Mrs Cleveland left Washington. yesterday
morning, for q short visit to Philadelphia.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-18
DULUTH is ON DECK.
The Zenith City Will Not Become
Way Station TO Accommodate
President Stickney.

SI1CkHeY
DULUTH. Dec. 17.-'rhe scheme of the
indefatigable President Stickney to
form "vast system of transportation,
and make Pittsburg the manufacturing
center and st. Paul the distributing
point for iron and COAL" is good-re
markably good. If it had a single feat
ure of practicability about it, Duluth
would rejoice at the Capital City's great
good fortune. A look at it shows that
Mr.. Stickney intends to bring his iron
to Duluth. transfer it to st. Paul, and
again to Cairo, and then back to Pitts
burg. Mr.. Stickney does not so state,
but he probably intends to mine his
coal from the vicinity of PIttsburg,
give it the benefit of a ride around his
vast system, passing through Duluth
incidentally, thence to St. Paul, and
follow tie raw iron it is to convert into
the manufactured article back to Pitts
burg. Duluth would like to have it
understood that she is developing
into considerable of PittSburg
herself and with the iron at her doors.
and the great chain of lakes carrying
coal to the very mouth of the furnaces
she has in course of construction, Will
endeavOr to relieve Mr.. Stickney and
tributing center. 1t is really too bad
that ST. Paul should look with jealous
eyes on the commercial growth of
Duluth" but we will continue to grow,
and endeayor to care for and utilize the
advantages within our grasp. We are
ready 10 do our share toward providing
4 canal to supply st. Paul with what
ever she may need, and the ''transpor-
tatlon lines of the great lakes Will con-
tinue to control the situation" There
is no necessity, howeYa', for st. Paul
to abandon the proposed construction
of her $3.50, 900 coal and ore docks.
Duluth will heap them full of her
treasure, but she will not become way
station while she has her grip on the
manufacturing and distributing bust
ness herself.
Miss Grace Black, compositor on the
Democrat, called on Chief DOran yes
terday and asked protection from i'm
aginary enemies. She was pacified by
the chief, but to-day she called again
and was in such violent state that for
her own safety she was taken to the
county asylum. She is an accomplished
and pleasant spoken young lady and
much sympathy is felt for her. The
immediate cause of her afflictiOn is a
letter from her former lover in which
he says their relationship must cease.
The body of James G.. Clark, who
committed suicide by drowning some
two weeks ago, was washed ashore and
recovered to-day.
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IF Won WANT n Plush

XFNH 80
North Star Seed Store. 81 West Third,
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Only Considered the Cost.

Only Considered the Cost.
London Exchange.
There is a GOODNESS at the Whites
mansion between husband aud wife, and
Whites cannot understand wherein he
has offended.
While he was reading the paper the
other night, Mrs. Whites came INTO the
room in a state of great excitement.
''Oh, William!" she exclaimed, in a
terrified tone, 1.-The baby mas gone and
swallowed the whole bottle of medicine
that the doctor prescribed for it! What
shall we do?''
Never mind" said WHITES, looking
up from his paper; 'never mind. 1t
only cost a shilling"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ct. PAUL, DEC, ] L. 1SSS.-DISSOLU-
~ ton of Co-Partnership-The firm of
Rea. Janvier & Dove has been dissolved by
mutual consent; Rea d Dove continue the
business and are also authorized TO collect
and reception money to the late firm. L. B..
Rea, c. Eugene johnson and Harry S. Dove.
nISSOLUrION OF ARFNERSHIP-
IL The firm of Berlandi d Bott, lithograph-
ers and engravers, corner of Fourth and Sib-
ley streets. is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Fred W. Bot retiring. The new firm,
and liabilities and collects all outstandings.
Dated Dec. II, 1883. William Berlandi.
Fred W. BOtt
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does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
only by Hippler & Collier, the open ll-night
druggists, corner Seventh and Sibley streets.
st. Paul, MINI.
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Iron Mountain Route.

s Daily Trains 8.
st. Louis to the Southwest. with
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
to Memphis, Little Rock, Malvern.
Texarkana, Galveston, Austin,
San Antonio, Fort Worth. Dallas and
San Francisco.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
St. Louis to Little Rock, Memphis
Texarkana, Houston and Galveston.
The only line to the
Famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
and the
Popular Route to the
Winter Resorts of Texas.
Il. c. Townsend,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
st. Louis, Nc.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
NOT oyER-sANGUINE.

Chairman Cooley Thinks Rates
will Be Cut as Long as Com
missions Are Paid.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Judge Cooley,
chairman of the interstate commission.
has returned from his visit to Chicago
and Toledo, where he investigated the
rate-cutting wars of the Northwestern
roads. He is not sanguine of a perma-
nent settlement of the trouble, nOtwith-
standing the apparent acquiescence in
his rather emphatic declarations, until
the law has been somewhat amended.
He says the commission will consider
the expediency of Recommending amend
ments which will make it illegal to pay
commissions for the sale of tickets and
require railroad companies to redeem
used portions Of tickets for the amount
received for them. AS long as the com
panies are allowed to pay commissions
so long, says the judge, will rates be
cut. Commissioner Morrison thinks
congress will have to be called upon to
define excursion tickets as used in the
act, as much of the rate cutting is done
Oh that class of tickets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-18
DRAW A RING
around Our Corner
for Sensible HOLE-
DAY GIFTS.

The ladies were out in full force They like
to buy Xmas Gifts where so many new
things are to be seen. We are selling the
most remarkable Smoking Jackets and
House Coats in the city. We understand
the wants of trade and can supply them.
You'll hunt far to get anything that so com
bines Xmas and all the year home life.
Gloves make nice gift. We have all the
best makes, but they don't beat Neckwear.
Ours is a credit to the Makers as we'll as
ourselves And what beautiful Mufaers,
elegant Night Shirts. Our Silk Umbrellas,
gold and silver-mounted, are the finest, and
are not expensive. We have none but the
best sort of Overcoats and Suits.
Mr. j. L. Hudson has just sent us from
New York 250 Boys and Childs Overcoats,
which he bought at less than cost of manu-
facture. We will close them this week at
manufacturers cost.
Mothers, here is chance for your boys
Xmas Gift