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The proprietors of SANTA ABLE have
authorized Chas. Mc'Iab to refund your
money If, after giving th's California King
of Cough Cures fair tripl as directed, it
fails to give satisfac' on for the cure of
Coughs, Group, WhoOping Cough and all
Throat and Lung troubles. When the dis
OF Catarrh, nothing ia . effective - CALI
FORNIA CAT-R.CUEE. These prepara-
ticns are without equals as household rem.
edies. Sold at S1.00 a pecksge. Three for
81 90
, 1888-05-31

NEW YORK, May 25 1.-THE stock market to-
day was again active and decidedly weak
days gains were lost. The effect OF the Read
ing aflalr seemed this morning to have en-
tirely passed away, and the MAJ ket was again
in the hands OF the traders who took advant-
age OF lower prices In London TO renew at
tacks upon the list. The feeling in the room
was very unsettled. and buying was scatter
ing. The whole active list was lower at the
closing.
Governments dull and steady
Petroleum closed weak.
Consolidated Exchange opening at s7i1:
hiahest sT}S lowest, S55s; closing, S6is Sales,
800 OOO.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will he received at my office up to 4
p. m, Tuesday, May 30, 1883. for the build
Ing OF q city Jail In accordance with the
plans and Specifications now on file mt my
office. Contractors will be required to fur
nish good and sufficient bond, to be ap-
proved by the mayor, for the faithful
performance of their contracts. The coun-
Gil reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. j. j. WHITE,
5-25.5t City Clerk.
, 1888-05-31
ATTENTION FIREMEN.

All members of the fire department are
requested to meet at No. 2's hose house and
Tiger hook and ladder house In full uni
form Wednesday morning, the 30th inst.
at half past eight o'clock, for the purpose
of taking part in the memorial parade and
decoration services.
5.27-lt Il. B. HYDE, Chief.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE

o. II. Bishop q Co. will close out their
gentlemen are going into other business, and
will otter extra good bargains In furniture
Of oil kinds and the usual accompaRin,ents
OF furniture store. This sale will COM
mshce at once, and the entire stock must
be closed cut by July LIST. 5-24-lw
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Murder and Suicide.

ST. LOUIS May 26.-A special TO the POST
Dispatch from Gainesville, Texas says II
report from White Bond Hill, Chikasaw
nation, says that Michael Flynn tried to in
duce his wife, who had left him, to return
to his cabin, and at her refusal. shot her
three times killing her He then shot him
self th rouph the heart.
, 1888-05-31

MILAN, May 26.--The emderor Of Brazil
continues to improve and the danger Of Il
relapse is now regarded rs over. Doctors
propose to remove him to AK les Bains
next.
, 1888-05-31
To Nominate a President.

SAN FRANCISCO May 26-Delegates to
the national convention met here to-day,
and decided to start tomorrow morning
for st. Louis. Delegates to the republican
fixed upon June 10th as the day Of de.
parture for Chicago.
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BosroN, May 9.--Atchinson < Topeka frst
sevcns q ,201&; do and grant scvens BLANK do
railroad s69a; Burlington Il quincy s1.i3:
Mexican Central. common 1875; do bond scrip
blank; do first mortgage bonds blank; san
Diego Land Co., blank.
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LUMBER DELIVERED FREE
Within the city limits in lots Of 500 n. or
upwards, TO ali who buy at Turner'S Yard,
Bridge street, North Side. Dry, clear, rustic,
flooring, &C., specially. Also No. / Cedar
Shingles, extra native 6r for posts, et0. slit
, 1888-05-31
Bicycle Accident.

LONDON, May 25.-Wm. Rowe, the Amer
can bicyclist, met with serious accident
n the contest at Yarrow to-day. His col
ar bone was broken and he received inter-
ial injuries.
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THE MARKETS.
VIII EAT.

LIvERpooL, May 2j-Whent quiet, supply
good
Corn duh. holders Offer freely. New mixed
western, % Id pee GENITAL.
, 1888-05-31
Hot Chocolate.

DEDHAM, Mass, May 26-The chocolate
factory of Q. d. Brooks was burned this
morning. loss $4,000. Insurance $4O,-
, 1888-05-31

Money on call easy.
PRIME mercantile paper. 4l50t6h.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
si S6ia for 90 day bills; A Ssl4 for demand.
, 1888-05-31

CHICAGO, May 1G -- KcceiptS, cuttie, l,5O0.
steers, SO. 900 90; stockers and feeders s. 90y
I.l5; Texas cattle sl75,d4.OO
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ScrOfuia


Is one OF the most fatal scourgcs whicl,
atfiict mankind. 1t is often Inherited,
but may be the result Of improper vacci-
nation, mercural poison, unccanlinrss,
and various other causes. Chronic Sores,
Ulcers, Assesses, Cancerous 1Iumors,
and, in some cases, Elnaciation and Con-
sumption, result from ascrofulous cond-
ton of tho blood. This disease can be
cured by tho use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
inherited ascrofulous condition of the
blood, which caused aderangcment of my
whole system. After taking less than
four bottles of Ayers Sarsaparila an
Entirely Cured
and, for the past year, have not fonnd IL
necessary to use any medicine whatever.
am now in better health, and stronger,
than eyer before.-O. A. Willard, 218
fremont St., Boston, Mass.
was troubled with Scrofuloas Sores
for five years; but, after using few
bottles OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, the sores
healed, and / have now good health. -
Elizabeth Warnock, 81 Appleton street,
Lowell. Mass.
Some months ago was troubled with
Scrolulons Sores on my leg. Tho limb
was badly swollen and infnmcd and the
sores discharged large quantities of often
sive matter. Every remedy failed until
/ used Ayers Sarsaparilla. By taking
three bottles Of this medicine tho sores
have been healed, aud my health Ia re-
stored. am grateful for the good 1t has
done me. - Mrs, Ann O'Brian, 16S Sulli-
van ST., New York. Z If
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
Prepared By DR.. i. q. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. lrice 81 /; six botties,2
, 1888-05-31

NEW YORK, May 26,--Hops steady, demand
light
sugar-Dull and unchanged, refined quiet
and tteady.
Copper--Quiet' Lake, GIG co.
, 1888-05-31

Receipts, 1000. Steady Natives. 81. 1905. 90;
" sterns, si.0O@1is0; Texans, 81 00g4.20.
, 1888-05-31

Receipts. 1900. slow and o to 10 cents lower
Mixed, 81 40os565; heavy, S5.JO@5S0; light
a. O5GIh 40
, 1888-05-31

llH-DNll. straits, SSU,tU.
Coffee - Spot fan. Rio steady mt 1sla.
Options heavy and unsettled, and 4e0JIO points
iower. Sales, 7S 80 bags. June, $l3.o56li.2 25;
July, $40 S0a 1900; August, Sl2.5Oal22j; Septem
ber 81. 100 II %: OclOher. Sll.25Mll 81.
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HE ACCEPTS THE INVITATION.
The Rev. DR.. Briney viii Repeat His
Lecture on Evolution.

The Rev. Dr. Briney win Repeat His
Lecture on Evolution.
A few days since THE APPEAL pub
lished an invitation from several medical
gentlemen TO repeat his recent sermon on
Evolution" Following is the response:
To DS. Rlophel, Wise, Taylor and Marshall:
Gentlemen-In compliance with your
request that repeat the sermon on "Evo-
luton" that delivered some months ago,
name Sunday evening, the 25th instant, as
the time when / will discuss that interest.
ing and important theme. No thoughtful
person can afford TO treat this subject with
Indifference, for If the doctrine Of evolution
rs held by Chas. Darwin is true, the Bible is
a book Of myths, and the Christian re-
ligion, in so far rs 1t claims to be direct
revelation from heaven, huge fraud.
take pleasure, therefore, in complying
with your reasonable and courteous re-
quest, and extend hearty invitation To
the thinking and reading people OF Mem
phis TO be present. Very respectfully,
j. B. BmNEY.
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minute or more MS no rapidly strobe down
the street. and then followed him.
Reynolds came straight down Adams for
some distance, and then turned south in
the direction OF Beale street. Moore kept
as close and fully in sight as he could not
to be observed. Once ON Beale street
among the motley throng who crowd and
block the payements nightly, and more es-
pecially on Saturday night, Reynolds felt
that he would be safe, but Moore fortu-
nately met Capt. O'llaver and told him Of
the occurrence, and ere Reynolds had
reached Beale street the captain laid his
strong hands on him. The money was
found on Reynolds person when searched
at the station-house, where he was locked
up, charged with highway robbery and an
assault with knife.
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the turf today as popular with all race.
poers as Pat Corrigh. Quiet and rctiriny
az woman, he has one OF the pentlost
dispositions Of any living man. and no one
can meet him and know him intimately
without being attached to him,
The Autographs for the coming meeting
arc out, and are universally admired
They are the handsnmest thing of the kind
ever seen here, and the horsemen admire
them moro than any ever issued.
The flower beds and grounds of the club
house will be laid oil next week. and by
April will present anattractiye and pleas.
ant appearance.
The visitors to the track and clubhouse
increase each day. Members visiting the
clubhouse are requested To wear their
club buttons for the benefit of the EN-.
ployes at the grounds
President Arnold went to Hot Springs
Tuesday, and will bring all of the town
over 10 the meeting. lie promises 10
talk horse" to everybody at the Springs
who will listen, and will reduce to ride in
the gcntcmen's race to be given later on
in the season.
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your MONEY OR your LIFE"
Buocessfui Attempt at Highway Robbery
Last Night.

kHHt NlNuh
AZ bold and deliberate an act Of high
way robbery u the many which havcbcen
perpcifaied on the streets Of this city In
Tie past Tow months, occurred shortly be-
fore O'Clock last night, almost In front Of
No. $50 Adaur street John Moore. a
colorcd iaborcr. had an hour or two before
been paid his wages. and was on his way
20 his home In Triangle alley, when he
WINS suddenly conipnicd by a stalwart
man. who grabbed him by the coat collar,
and ai the samc time presented glitleing
Knife blade ut his throai. accompanied with
the desperate and munlerous demand.
'Givc me your money OF your lie"
Moore was powcrlcss 10 neisi, only nj the
peril Of his life. and ,aluing u morc than
10 did the paliry SUN he bad She
readily turned his pockcis 10 the highway
man. Moore hal s'cn the VILLAIN before,
and knrw him to NJ one w. J. Reynolds, a
rolorcd labofcr NJ the Charleston railroad
yards. Money was evidently oil the robber
was after, for when he got u into bis hands.
he unleo-cd the grasp ON his victim and
wslkod,h mricllyn Moore, determined
NOT 20 lci such deed 10 unpublished y he
could help Il. watched his adversary for q
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DIED.

MCMlLllN-At residence Of J. u. Richards on
Lucy avenue. March H. lsSs. In the seventy ninth
year OF her aye, MINERVA II MCMILLAN.
Remains will he taken TO Commerce, Miss, for
intermcnt
CARROLL-M residence Of parents, No bT
shelby street, Saturday morning, March IL, ISIS.
AMELIA Mitchell. ngcd seven months and sixteen
days. daughter Of Edward H. aud Annic NJ Carroll.
Funeral viii take place from the residence this
SUNDAY morning at soo O'Clock. Friends Of the
family invited TO attend.
EsTls-At residence Of her father. Chancellor u.
". Estes, No 5F Adams street, SATURDAY morning,
March II, ISIS, nj 500 o'clock, MARY l.. EsrEs.
Funeral will take piucc from residence this sun.
DAY afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the fam.
iy invited.
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GOLDSMITH. STEIN e. LEVY,
8ot Main street

ATTENTION Is called TO the card OF Mrs
NJ. johnson. fashionable milliner, in an
other column. She has just received an
elegant assortment OF the latest and most
complete styles and novelties for spring, in
the millinery line, and the ladies' are cor
daily invited 10 call and examine these
importations. Mrs. johnson has ample
facilities TO please all. 3SJ Main street is
tho number.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral II WILLIS c. JosKili. announced Cor
Friday afternoon. will take place from y. Holsis.
undertaking cstablishmcnt at 1870 oo ock this
morning Burial at klmwood.
RlMBRo-The friends and aoquaIntanccs Of IN
A. L. kNnno and family are invited TO attend his
funernl from his late residence. No i7J Vance
street, this SUNDAY afternoon at 80 o'clock
Services At Gmce church nt O'Clock
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TmR undersigned. now at Az Main
street, would be pleased to see his old pa.
irons, and cordially solicits the patronage
OF all who desire first class work In watch
and iewclry repairing.
NJ. GOODMAN, Agent
Az Main street.
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RrNEsnKR, the Goodman diamonds will
he sold Monday, commencing at 10 o'clock
am, by order u chanccry court, at 2Si
Second street, Masonic temple. 4. J. Nc
Carthy & Co., auctioneer.
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Ma JAoop GoLDsxirH, sole proprietor
OF the firm Of !. Goldsmith a Bro. has re-
turned from the eastern markets, whore he
bought large stock Of goods for both
houses.
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PtusoSs holding watches, clocks, ETC.,
guaranteed by me for one year, will find
me ut my new stand, AZ Main street.
NJ. GOODMAN, Agent,
Formerly cor. Main and Madison.
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Races as New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, La, March 1.-THE
weather was fine and the track fast today.
First Raco-Six furlongs; selling. Start.
ers: Beppo, Fostus, Antonio, Mike Whit.
ing, Handy Andy and Belle Brock, Belle
Brock won in canter, Handy Andy Sec
ond Festus third. Time -l:l73.
Second Race-Five furlongs; selling.
Starters Earnest Race, Trance, Joshua,
Jack Brown, Ocean Wave, Gen. Price,
Dutchman, Paramount, Katie Mac and
Avery. Ernest Race won by length,
Joshua second, Paramount third. Time
l:03l.
Third Race-Six iurlongs; selling. Start
ers: Hopedale, Gounod, Lily Virgil, Gu.
pid, Weeks, Duhme, Red Leaf and Berlin.
Duhme won easily, Berlin second, Cupid
third. Time-1;l7.
Fourth Race-0nc mile and thirty yards;
handicap. Starters Ovation, White Nose,
Little Minnie, Glenhall, st. Valentine,
Little Sullivan, Wnndoroo, Jim Williams
and Jim Nave. Little Minnie won by halt
u length, st. Valentine second, White
Nose third. Tme-l:i5l.
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RraD Kahn & Friberg's local.

" you want a neat pattern Of paper on
your bedroom. diuing.room or parlor,
Marcus Jones. at 1904 Second street, Is the
man you want 10 sec nj once.
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We use squibb's preparations and chem.
icals Ia filling prescriptions, which are
compounded by graduates IN pharmacy,
at reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
HExRY J. HEisTER. ADothccary.
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My Spring and Summer Iinportations,
comprising all tho
NOVELTIES IN GENrLEaEN's WEAR.
have arrived and are ready for inspection.
s. 4. RiDoKLY, Tailor,
IS Madison Street.
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MARRIED..

AT the strangers' church by the Rev. N. NJ. Long
ON the 18th inst, Mr.. q. w. CUTLER, OF vlclsburg,
and Mas Y. L. srorHnrnY. Of this city.
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fREsu home made bread every day nj
o'clock. Yeast and salt rising alternately.
Soft gingerbread tomorrow at the Woman's
Exchange.
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foR anything that constitutes first class
dinner 90 TO N. g. Kerr, 100 Main street,
JnO. Sayills old stand.
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!. NJ. DAnsrLL&soS Tor wagon material

Ex,xiSE the superior grocery stock oi
Angus Campbell & Co., 80 licalc street.
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WV. Coorrn, the portrait painter, Is ut
gallery ior q few days only.
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ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN

FISE watch and jcwelry repairing at NJ
Goodman's, All Main street.
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NEW FIRM. NEW FIRM.
GOLDSMITH. STEIN &c LEVY,
36a Main street.


We beg TO announce TO our friends and
patrons, and the public generally, that we
are now ready for business, and our stock
is complete in all departments. The senior
member OF the firm having made large pur-
chases for cash, we call attention to the fol-
lowing bargains Tor tomorrow, Monday
morning:
Dress Goods.
so pieces Plaid de Beige Suiting at zoe,
worth 35c.
80 pieces French Plaids, 80 inches wide,
ut 22lc, worth SOC.
so Atwood Henrietta sergcs, SO inches
wide, latest styles. 45c.
90 double width Sergcs, cheap at Coo, at
l3lc.
90 pieces All-Wool D'Alma Cloths,
spring shades, SOC, worth double.
500 pieces Satcens at SIC.
100 pieces Satecns at l2lc, worth CSC.
White Goods.
100 pieces Checked NainsoolS at ilc,
worth &c.
so pieces 4O-inch India Linen at Ole,
worth l2lc.
so pieces 3S-inch India Linen at SIC,
worth double.
100 pieces Fancy Checked Nainsook at
l5c, worth 25c.
case Of Honcycomb Bath Towels at
81 10 dozen, worth $3.50.
Call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing, ~ all is fresh and new.
100 pieces Of "A Bcached Domestic, 10
yards for 81.
Corsets. Corsefs. Corsets.
1000 Corsets at 40c worth Zoe
500 French Woven Coscts at Zoe, worth
Si.JO
A complete line OF Childrcn's and In
fants' Caps, all new shapes, from 25c up.
An entire new and full line Of Furnish.
ing Goods
Remember the name and number
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MopEns miracles. pIme Museum.

Hos. hoe, hose at BISwnc''' tho
plumber.
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Bank Of Commerce..

MsarHs TEsS, March ., isse
The animal elcclion iol dirrcion oi tlls Hank
will he held Al the banking house on TUESDAY,
April 10, pnoH
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* II e M e II s

Trimming Department.
Embroidcrlcs IN Gold, Silver aud TinSol.
Real Crochet, Crystal and Irdosccnt
Sets Panels aud nraIds every color and effect on
display Monday.
Jelled Nets for wmpS
Irldcsccn, aud Crystal Nets
Kcmen' Wraps, Raglans, Jackets aud Pclegrins.
Krmon' Jclled rclcrIncs al slOO6. si25a. $500
and SOO0
KrcmcD' Steel. Copper, Coral AMI Emerald rcl.
crimes.
Kcmcn Real jc,icd Crochet rclcrinc..
kremers' Spring Wraps.
Jackets at sLb0 5000 $50 and 5000.
Spring Wraps at SiOn. STA, 5000 aud $500
All our Spring Wraps must 10 sold at once.
Every ones yenlcl: krcmcn' the most handsome
Wraps ever displayed
KREMERS. Embroldcrcd Cashmere aud Grape
and Chine shhwls al s2oo. sld0. 500. S.Jo. 5000.
si2Oo, sihOo. tDOo and slhOO
Cashmere Shawls. In nil colors NJ ti6a.
KkEMEits spring styles fanrols and U mbrcllas
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A. o. U. ". rnoMrTSEss.

Tho A. o. U. W. Is coming 10 the front
~ the prompt payment Of death losses.
Mr.. J. q. Crumpton, recorder OF Chicka-
saw Lodge No. 40, turned over Yesterday TO
the widow OF the late W. W. Caps, a
draft for 5000, the time being just TWEEN.
ty-seycn days from the date the proof Of
loss was fled with the grand recorder.
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS.

Tho Homo Insurance Company and Ma
sonic Temple Well omcorcd.
Tho Home Insurance and Trust compa-
ny held an election ior board Of directors
yesterday, Il resulting ~ follows T.. L.
McGoWan, John X Speed, II. Luchrmann,
W. II. Bethel, Louis Erb, r. II. Snow.
den, A. Naccaro, Jas. Nongc, +. Mcintyre,
Napoleon llill, $. H. Brooks, George
Schmaluicd. r. G. Craig. Mr.. SchmalE-
ncd WIS elected 10 hll the place Of the
late ~ Wctter aud Mr. Craig was elected
10 Gll the place oi Louis llanaucr, 70.
signed. The gentlemen composing the
list Of elect arr among our leading business
men, whose individual success but insurca
the general success Of any enterprise ~
which they lend their aid
Another election, of quito NJ much In
lcrtst, was held by the stockholders Of the
Masonic temple The following officers be.
ing selected unanimously President, y.
T.. lladdcn, directors, s. II. Brooks, l..
llanaucf, John oyer,on, IT,, l.. II. suggs
and W. II. Moore.
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Mrurun 4 DuAHtrsruy KAuuaAn. !
AL mILLL. -.--.I II I.--

NNAiNiH NfI'i - IN
Commencing Monday, October /, all
passenger trains Of thus road will be ~.
sumcd ~ follows
No. I. Carrying New York sleeper
leaves Memphis iOa. m.
No .. Carrying Washington sleeper,
leaves Memphis 10 o. T. m.
No q. SomcryillC accommodation, leaves
Memphis 5iOp m.
No !. bringing Washington sleeper ar.
riycs at Memphis G.iO o. M.
No. .. bringing New York sleeper ar.
riy,s nj Memphis $50 =. m.
No. .. Sumrr,illc accommodation a..
nycs ut Memphis $50 O. m.
G. A. nISNNsUUr,
Acting General Passenger Agent
J. G. BFNM,
Passenger Agent.
H. H. iruu,N,
Superintendent
H. lluUms,
Ticket Agent
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Rrp iIrAps

Fmsr-cLASs table board ut Fmndola'S
on frnnt street. opposite custom. hpusc.
Tho table IA supplied with the choicest
food the markets ailorl and carefully
served. Regular meals Is cents.
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NsIe. saItur..

Mrs Minnie Hunter Peasants has NJ.
turned and Is now rcaly 10 receive a LINZ
tied number Of pupils In voice culture.
For tcrms apply 10 Mr., Emile Low, or
No. 90 Munrur street
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PAR


There will be- special tuin leaving here
this morning. The excursion rate one fare
for round trip, commencing October o.
Trains returning Ia the afternoon al b
o'clock, arriving ~ q O'Clock
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liz met the enemy with banner. hand
and bow, ~ mortal leader meets his Zoe
smoking liulo.
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LAYING OUT RAILWAYS.
ANOTHER SECTION FROM A CoUN-
Gil COMMITTEES REPORT.

The Illinois Central Company Given Full
Credit for Willingness to Do the
Right Thing-A Few Well Intended
Pointers for the O.. M. a. b.
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the body, all this moisture would fill
sy clashes and ewes, then freeze Un-
less almost violent measures were
used the eyes would be frozen al
most IN ten or fifteen minutes.
A farmer in my county got lost IN
that storm" he continued On the
following day he Was seen by man
wandering around upon a tree claim
apparently simlessly. The man went
up to the wsndsrer and found his
face entirely covered with ice. He
was sishtlcss from the effects of 1t
The Good Samaritan hsd to strike
bard to break off that ice, and was
surprised to see that the lost was a
ueisnUJr with whom he Sas well &C
Juaintsd The density of the snow
storm Vas wonderful
Mr.. Gosslv the wealthy farmer in
Hand county, put lamp in the win
dow and went out of the door for a
brief errsnd, expecting to return In q
very ;few moments. He never re
turned alive His neighbors tracked
him In the snow and saw where be
walked within four feet of his own
mousse, vet did not see it. He walk
ed around 3 clump Of bushes so many
times that he wore a hard path there,
vet supposed he WIS going IN a
straight line. His body was found
several miles from his house