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HUMOROUS.

-Wife-'.Wha5 do yoa think. John.
about my taking Up FrenchsF Hus-
bard (busy with his papsr1-'-A very
good idiesa, my love. if you VIII only lay
down English. ~ !. Sea.
Il ioTe- Slvays rdztiv hiiEsd
fels truth adE1 Is 4 Q -tsaes
Sres always Tor shs Ssl e Ioyss
Hes keeping an sys g@@
TIME.
shall l reaG you 4 pretty story.
Lueys'' HAS it got moral IN it,
..Yes, dear. Then I'd rather not.
4 story with moral is like Jam with
g powder in it. =
Bolton Young Jones i generous
with his cigars. isn't hesn Woltaa-
YES (pail; bur tlslak he would
(puf) De kinder to his frieEds If he
smoked them himself Lire
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-07
RESTAURANT GALE
q cofn?r~hsnstys Dictionary Of carfoa
Fhrases Of Dining Room slang.

Fhrases Of Dining -KsDm slang.
The diner in cheap restaurants IL
often puzzled by strange orders shout
ed BY walters. The customary waiter
lays his ears back and howls an order
to the kitchen. as If for the purpose OF
letting the whole congregation know
what each member Of ir intends 10 eat:
then saunters to the port-hole opening
into the culinary department and con-
verses with the cook. If he would com
mnIicate tie order in confidentia.
tone and yell his conversation with the
.ook. IT would please the clients b.ster.
But waiter of six dollars week can
not afford to own. or at least exhibit.
All the graces Of high society. Like the
stage and the Gypsy camp, the cheap
restaurant has its peculiar slang and
idiom, and it speaks a language that
few OF the public know. Here are q
few Of the'nouns in its vocabulary with
the definitions thereof in eyerv-day
English.
''one." is an oyster stew.
'Ihree on, three butter cakes.
pair O. sleeve buttons,'' is two fish
balls.
White wings, ends up" are poachcd
eggs
Zone slaughter on the pam is q
porterhouse steak.
Coffee in the dark and .ssIops in .
cup with the light out signify coffee
without milk.
Brown plate O. wheat and '.stacE
o whites" indicates that customer
wants wheat cakes.
Tea SEPARATE means that the
milk for the tea is not to be poured into
the cup. but served in a pitcher.
Cannon balls" are cruIlers.
Beef and means beef and beans.
Stars and stripes are pork and
beans. This term also applies tc
bacon.
Brass band. without leader is .
plate of beans without pork.
Summer time" is bread and mix.
Murphy with his coat on." is Z
boiled potato unpeelcd
White wings sunny side up are
fried eggs
Rice BOTH" bread both" etc.
means that rice, bread and other pud-
dings are to be served with both wins
sauce and butter saGee.
Rice. hard only" means that rics
pudding is to be served with butte,
sauce.
Belle o. hay" is corned beef anc
cabbage
Let the blood follow the knife i,
rare roast beef
'Roly poly Is strawberry pudding
Solid shot is apple dumpliug-
''Mealy bustio' is mealy potato.
Ham and signifies ham and eggs.
''Shipwreck'' is scrambled eggs.
Hen fruit is boiled eggs.
Tea no is tea without milk.
dyspepsia in snow storm i.
minee pie spFiukled with sugar.
Hash no. i nash without onions.
Mystery" is hash.
Brown stone front" Is another name
for porterhogse steak.
Chicken from Oh high is the best
cut Of chicken.
Cosmopolitan" is Neapolitan ice
cream.
Let the chicken wade through it,
is chicken soup.
Some keepers of restaurants where
these amusing orders have been in
daily transmission for years have CON-
pellet their walters to forego this style
and to communicate orders to the
cook in every day English ii is only
the 'What'lI We have" kind of servitor
who persists in it.-BrooEtyB Eagle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-07

Deacon Ito divinity student)-"lf
YOU were called now, what would you
do?" Student somewhat absent
mindedl Why, show down my hand
of cour-I-I-that isl" Deacon
THAT'S right; always show down
vour hand. Don't pull s. gun. The
other fellow might get drop on YOU
Philadelphia Cali
Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II you
ever expect to catch Mr.. Riehley' you
must say fewer sharp things. SSlr-
mishing drives the men away A
little more tact and little less tactics,
nv dear" Edith-''iou good mammal
your tact is so much better than your
tactics. Don't you know that every
engagement is preceded by skir-
mish Pr-Ths Idea.
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STRANGE WAN pust


- = ~ 8 ~
rr-c..f $3.50 $3.50. neras~ = -
On the 1ash ~ June 1ses xv;.......a
a dueI between f,n,,ssfr -. -
rnaudfng = F-,sersr s...,,s go r,.. 49,.
FRY. eofnnxnS;iny i. f.<,r,xsaa-..r as...-s
in Greene Comfy psi Tsr,..~--
These two men had t,sea a~hssna 49,
other for sir month. with n f,,v....--s
Of battle IN favor a. on@ and 49, 80
other. Their co-uuuand ,r..s s,,e~,,....s
on either side Of Lfck rreeI !. s.rr.
aud sluggish stream. to, a.ar ". fs,7ys
and too shallow far ! fsv,4r-t,<.t 49,
there BRIDGE snapned ~. ssre~-. -
the eouvenienee af the travelling n...ls~
Each Of them guarded this hr;glg. sh.t
communication ss,at.ld o., ,,e;thsr n<.-.I,
nor south. a the yzfrro,d tr-ir t~~ssr
had been broken nv, naozshs 1890
After fighting each aehSr s-xe~~r
months and eoutestfnc the Ain, I. q
which should hold the I,v;a1e IT,
agreed to fight ! duel the cousrer.,r 8,
hold the bridge undfsDure3 fgr tI.e
TING being. Jones' rsve ffe cbaIIsng.
and Fry accepted. Tse tsrm< wes.
that they shouId Il xht xish asr~ n;sseas
at twesty yards aOart. deI;berztelv
walking toward each other and firing
until the last chamber az sheir p;ss.4.
was discharged unless one or the othex
fell before all the discharges we-n
made They chose their seconds ARA
.,r-as<r .-v.<... !. -.Ey .--- y
the only one in either eonraand1 10 at
tend them in ease Of DANGER.
Jones was certainly ! Sue-Jaax;<g
fellow. with lsyhs hajr .nd hEue sxes
five feet ten inches in height. boxing
every inch the military ehiefssfn IL
was q man soldiers would admire Ard
ladies' regard with admiration. never
saw man more cool. determined aad
heroic under saeh circumstances
have read Of the deeds of ehsTsErv ard
kHight-errzntrT In the Middle Ages and
brave man eznbzlrnesi in modern uoesv.
but when / saw Jones come to the
dueIists' scrateh, fighting. not for real
OF supposed wrongs to himself. BIT. a.
he honestly Thought. for his country
and the glory Of the flag. I could not
help adrnfring the man. n,svfthssaus4-
ing he fought for the freedom Sf the
negro, which was oyu.ssed 10.
FRY was man flu sir feet hirh-
slender. with long. wsvv. curling hair.
jet-black eyas. wearing a sIauch hat
and graz suit, and looked rather the
demon than the man
There was nothing ferocioas abou.
him. hui be had taat self-suEseieat nos
chalanee that salt: II viii Kill vou-s
Without doubs be vs. brxz.' cool
and collected. and although suffering
from terrible flesh wound in his faft
arm. received q week bef1re- he mari
tested no symptoms Of distress hat
seemed ready for the fight
The ground w4s steUpeys of bv the
seconds. pistols loaded ana EXCHANGED
and the principals brought face 10 fscs.
Their turned around and waIkesf back
to the point Designated. .yo3es' sae,sd
had the word Sire = AMI - be slow9v
said Observation-Disclosures thar
simultaneously turned AZ the war.I
One and Instantly fred. Neither
was hurt Thew cecke,F their pist.ls
and Deliberately walked toward each
other. firing Is thew went AZ the 9Th
shot .TaaHs threw mr., his -ivEt hsr4
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AMERICAN ORATORS.


Tor
Patrick Heary vas in early life an
utter failure His father set him I'd in
a small store. which did not succeed
and then the youth married the daueh-
Ter OF an iaa-keeper and for awhile
tended bar. Later on he became q
petty lawyer. But # was u long tine
before an o.,cssi0n presented itself
xhich displayed his wonderful genius
Theacasorth. however. he stood at tbs
head OF the profession. and soon be-
came the leader Of the patriots OF Viz
GINA
James Otis was the only one Of the
great American orators who suffered
the loss Of reason. which was due 20 a
blow on the head received in Z public
array occasiossed By political discus
sion. During this unfortunate condi-
ton he destroyed all his papers, and
soon aitaryard he was struck by
lightning. being the only statesman
that uet slch ID fate.
John B. Cough was brought out 5y
accident. He did not know what was
Z him until the hour OF utteranee
,ame. Cough talked about that very
occurrence, and he smiled st the pic.-
Ire lie drew o. hin@elf-a miserable
irunlsard who hapPsaei into a tenn
eeraace meeting aud was induced TO
speak. 1t vas the beginning Of that
-atovm which he advocated with such
sas,i-ts-i77er .aIr.,r..,--a
WiIlian Henry >award's speeches
are remarkably complete. ard ara ad-
nirable for the eIoquenee OF style is
sell IS FOR argument They were
written nat with elaborate care before
delivery.
John Randolph was noted for his
sithering sarcasm. and wsss bv some
considered insane His speeches we're
4aldom reported. and his fame chiefly
ests On tradition
The most finished Of American ora
ors was Edward Everett. but he
acSed the magnetic power by which
toscoe ConkItng held Al audience.
Alexander Hamueoa's speeches were
lot fully reported, and his fame rests
lpoa tradition. He was, however.
dshly eloquent. and his LAST effort in
,ehali Of the liberty CT the press awos1e
general admiration.
Neoster's oratory was characterized
y robust thought, simple but power
vi language. and 3 bold presentation
II natioaal raatters.-Chie'sgo Nescs,
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FACTS ABOUT VINEGAR.
The Various Liquids Used In This Article
of Diet.

4 chemist who has made some repu-
tation as an analyst recently INDUCED
in some interesting remarks about
vinegar.
Vinegar he said, is something
that should be good. but | am afraid
that more that is bad is offered for
sale. Like every thing else made for
mans use, it is subject to the adulter-
ating processes of the avaricious man
ufacturers- The best and most whole
SOME vinegars are made from wine
and cider. They retain d faint taste
of the apples and grapes, and If care
fully kept remain palatable for an in
definite period The best vinegar.
from a gastronomic standpoint, is that
which is made from red wine. and the
next in value are those made from
white wine and elderberry. These
vinegars are first-class and rank
above any that can be made
from ale. beer and whisky.
The latter are coarse. heavy
and frequently offensive. They never,
except in the case of whisky. are made
purposely. but represent the desire Of
some brewer or dis5iller to utilize
goods that have been ruined by care
less treatment AMI which would other
wise pro-e a total loss. The beer that
begins to purify III the vaults, the ale
that sours in the barrels and the vile
whisky which is SO full OF fusil oils
that no dealer ssill purchase il at ANY
price, are the raw materials from
which this class Of vinegars are made.
Malt vinegar is made from mashed
malt without distillation. but by simply
allowing the sugar fermentation 10 go
on to an acetic fermentation. The
lowest grade after whisky vinegar are
the vinegars made in the laboratory
by chemical processes, and especially
By the destructive distillation of wood.
They bear the same relation to genuine
vinegar that glucose does 10 pure
sugar. ~ T. Nail and Express.
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"A Boston man after getting on

A Boston man after getting on 8
Brooklyn street car discovered that he
had no change less than tifty-dollal
bill. The conductor lent him his fare
and the man took bis name and adj
dress One day last week the con-
ductor received a check for five dol
lars from the Boston man in apprecia-
ton of his kindness in lending him the
pickal.
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Il religious press club has been
formed in New York. representative
IS about fifteen religious weeklies srd
reviews have shown su interest in the
matter. The general object of the So
ciety is the promotion of fraternal
feeling and conference on questions
of common interest TO the religious
press.
The Roman Catholic Church has
L our country 1874 hospitals, with 80, =
eco inmates; $40 asyIums, with 10000
inmates; cares for $4,000 orphans; has
rs Jesuit and other colleges and inSti-
tutions Of high grade. with 1900 stu
dents; has $4,000 students of al
classes uuder instruction. and lis
church buildings and other edi6ees
number about 1000, with a seating ca
.acisy Of S.000, 0oo. -Pssalie Opiaio,s.
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"A new perfume is named "opopo-
AK" and is highly esteemed in Paris,
II has modified odor of carrots, ana
Is chiefly made from that vegetable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19

Mcssrs. CAN'T and Patterson, attorneys
Cor Jerry Sullivan, acting as next friend to
Johannah Sullivan, filed bill in chancery
YESTERDAY against Michael Crowley, which
Is of an interesting nature. The complain
ant. Johannah Sullivan, is a girl sixteen
wears of age and the daughter OF jerry
Sullivan, who died in 1873, leaving name
sakc. and Cornelius Sullivan and Mary
and Hannah Sullivan. His widow mar
RED Michael Crowley. She died last
month, leaving no children by her last
union. IL Is stated that the defendant
was exceedingly overbearing and brutal TO
his wife during their married life.
A considerable sum OF money was left
BY the compliments father, which her
mother took possession OF, using and APP
propriating IL as her own, Notwithstanding
II belonged TO her husbands estate.
There was never any administrator OF
The estate appointed, nor guardian for
The children Crowley, on finding that his
wife had this money, tried in various ways
10 induce her to part with II, and Mt last,
becoming exaspcrated, some time in Feb
runry, 1880 hc seized her aud forcibly
took the money, about 5000, from her
person, II being concealed In her bosom.
Defendant, II is alleged, stated that lac IN
tended TO put the money in ST. Peter
church for the benefit oi complainant,
then seven years OF ace, aud her mother
consented 10 this arrangement. Com
plainanl goes ON 10 show that the de-
icndant Is possessed OF 10, ON the east
side Of Chicknsaw street, worth about y, 900
for which he principally paid with The
money wrcsicd from his wife. Premises
considered, Il il asked that the dcfcndan
bc made irusicce for complainant, and a.
such De allowed 10 retain possession OF the
Dot.
Calendar for April 10: 5.5l5, Joyce VI
Anderson; 5.S27. Rogcr, " Rogers; b,s2s,
Carlisle vs. Wilks; 5,S20, Domtcr Us Dors-
Ter; $3.50, Roysicr W Dickens 5,S3l, Ron
kerl vs. Murphy; 5,S32, Friedman vs. Fried
man; 1854, Rogers vs. Monkcn; b,Sid,
Brown W. Collins; $50, llumes W kcali
ASH. Ducsbcrry VI Montcdonico; o,6.s,
Joncs W. HAYDEN. This completes the
call Of the hearing docket.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BRiYKLEY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
Buy your potato barrels from T, Kordel,
No. 1928 Front street.
TELrpmoYs 1900 for messenger or car
rage any hour day or night
Good shoemakcrs wanted ut ]. W.
Vocgell 4 Co.'s, 27l Main STREET.
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. i.
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
ID. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs. No. 2j7l Main street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
w. 7. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street. Telephone, i57.
CIrlzESS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
22 Bealo street. Tel. 36j for wagon TO cnll.
CoLE MASuFAcruriSG CourASY. Main
Office and NH telephone No. 2S Paint
Store telephone No. SO.
TnE friends Of tho Clara Conway Insli.
tute are invited TO the Walter Scott enter
tainmcnt this evening ut o'clock.
G. X. IIorcnglss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | rs.
pccially solicit. No. j3 Monroe street.
ilHt anu Niltc W wv ii'NN Nithf1
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
/ Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * LuIY CorFEr AID srcE Co.
CLAssrs in decorative art. painting in oil
and water colors, wood carving, etching,
! etc, are now forming In the liigboe
I school. Studies under Mrs. laura prugh,
Of the Cincinnati Ar School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns "a heretofore.
students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired.
Mrss CArRiE NJ. KEAriSo, teacher Of
music, vocal aud Instrumental, Is teach.
inc ut the music-housc oi ID. IL. Baldwin.
AZ already announced. Miss Heating will
give free scholarship for tho last five
months Of the session ~ a reward 20 tho
pupil having the best record up TO Febru.
any for diliecni study andihe highest d.
gree OF perfection.
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HoMr testimonials arc most reliable, anu
II you win SCI your name and address We
will send state.n ents Of numbers OF the best
citizens OF Nashville regarding the wonder
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
mcnt. II never fails. Fifty cents and ~
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Neister. 2S3 Main street
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cense TO marry since last reports r. j..
Moran and Miss McDonnclly; Chas. Davis
and Miss Lizzie Thompson, colored; nj
moro Allen and Miss May Mitchell, col
ored; james Clay and Miss Lula Mitchell,
colored; sam Hines anil Mrs. Annie Stone;
Furman Shaifer and Miss Kate Hines.
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Alrnxp the Raccs iolay.
Tn Nrr,nns Ven.

n YOU will send ~ Your address, We will
mail YOU our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing an about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro
voliaio Belt aud Appliances. aud their
charming effects upon the nervous dcbili-
tntcd system, aud how they will quickly ~.
store YOU 20 yignr. manhood and health. II
YOU are thus afflicted, we viii tond you o
lielt and Appliances ON trial.
NoLTAIC Bgfr Co. Marshall, Mich.
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Irnn.fcr. OF Rr,Itr.

Tho following papers, transferring own
ership Of real estate, have been filed with
the ngisicr since last report
w. l.. Dixon, assignee, 10 J. T. Orchi,
Dot \, Morgan subdivision, Fort Pickering
f227.30.
w. A. Troyaugh 10 =. II. Bond, tract OF
land lot 2, Bond subdivision, IL acres,
800.
T. W. Edwards and wife TO Mn. A. NJ.
Caughey, acres In Keuyillc, s23S.l0.
Walter nourke and wife 90 Amelia
Ifanlcdge, onc.third interest In lot "a,
Gates subdivision, love and affection.
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n verde, Tor the deicndnnt has been
returned In the case Of +. Giske W. II. @.
Darmody.
In the Gaze Of the German Bank vs. W..
q. Ilollcnberg verdict has been returned
for plaintiff Si,9l. 10
An parties expecting 10 try eases before
the Jury must be prepared TO do 50 within
the next few days, ~ the supreme court
will call the Shelby county docket next
week. Most OF the local lawyers will be
In attendance upon that tribunal, and his
honor will not hold the jury on uncertain.
ffrs
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ArrESp the Races TO-DAY.
VI. aresu a co.. aga uala street.

Are prepared to repair and varnlsh iurnl.
turc IN iirsi-class style.
Packing aud chipping promptly attend
ed 10 at reasonable prices.
q. &. GnEOa, Manager.
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Trr rrnl anycro iIoIeI Sale. today.
,,eam p,e ana cleanlnr Work.

ladies' aud Gents Clothes Clcancd or
Dyed IN all colors Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned ut 5S Jefferson
street. Goods recciycd by express
l.. RiroEt, Proprietor.
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The Ozark Cider aud Vinegar Co are
southern agents Tor gcnuino California
Orange Meade. Delicious ml healthy
and specially adapted for families. Ask
your groccr or call ON the agent Tot II.
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HANDSOME three or iour.hu,ton culaway
suits. cut In the latest fashion. can bc
found at l.. l.owcnsloin's.
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u. Z. BALroS, the reliable painter, i05
Second street Telephone ~.
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A transcript Of the will Of Samuel Kerr,
who died recently In hoanc county. n. c.,
Was received and probalcd Yesterday.
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yeur Trunk

PrEs and hiiing, engine fittings.
Browne, the plumber.
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Needs fixing. Send II 10 39i Main Street
Duke Goodman.
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
Jesse SULLIVAN FILES AN INTER
EsTING BILL IN CHANcERY.

Michael Crowley Sued for $4,000,
which He Is Accused OF Wrestling
From His Wife Calendars, Mar
riaee, Etc.
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C,Lt up telephone No. ~ Tor estimates
on house painting
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Mrs Window Soothing syrup should always ~
used fuf chldru iccihlnr' II sooihcs The Chlld,
foilcna The gums, aiayk al pain, CuIos Wind collie
snds The beat remedy iof dlauh0A sca boula
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EyEnYnopr 80 % lho Raccs loday.
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ESTIMATES freely given for all kinds Of
painting. Dalton, 4Oj Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19

Gas frxrunrs, now designs jus, 10.
ceiyod, at 2ji Second street.
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PrnHLIs scientifically llled. Muliord's,
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In. r. H. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DIR. VIM. T. AIRING.
ton at 80 Main street
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RrrAiRlNG Of drays. carts, carriages and
bugglea az 7. Cnnnlngham'a, Monroe y.
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Forn thousand people at tho track yes
tcrday.
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Marriage Licenses.
The following couples have taken out II.
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GENrtruES, II you want handsome
drcs suit, cut In the latest fashion and
made equal 10 custom work, call at l..
Lowenslein'A
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rorn lno Race. ioday.
Memphl. frank Factory,


Duke Goodman. Trunks repaired am
made 10 order 33i Main street.
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Fora thousand people at the track yes
tenlay.
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WHO IS THAT MAN?
What Does He Want
and Where is He
Going to Get III

who Is the man who doasnt want to save money!
Felt preservation Is the Gni law Of nature. The
preservation Of the pockeibook Is the second.
How "a the man who wants TO save going TO do
~ Where Is he going when he feels in the saving
hurnori Why. to the Mlsnt Clothing Parlors, sda
Second street, Of course.
And why should he go ,herc' Because he &c"
there tho best clothing for the least money. Our
advantages in buying give ~ peculiar advantages
in selling. We take advantage Of opportunities to
get ane clothing at extremely low fgures You
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