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AT THE SOUTH.

THE GROW" cars in the south have got
hereafter be charged according to decis-
ion of the inter- state commerce commits
sion. The habit on the southern railroads
has been to exact first class passenger fare
from colored passengers and to compel
them to ride in second-class cars, or i'll
smoking cars. The commission declares
that this is in violation Of the provisions
of the inter- state commerce law.
AN enterprising Missourian has staked
off claim right under the noses of the
people of Kansas City on a sand bar in the
Missouri river opposite the packing house >.
This adventurous spirit has connected his
stakes with single wire and erected a lit
tie shanty in the midst of the desert of
sand by which it is surrounded. What use
he expects to make Of his possession he
sees fit to keep to himself.
The Kansas City Paper company has
made general assignment for the benefit
of their creditors. William Peake, of the
firm of Kingston, Peake 4 Co., was ap-
pointed assignee. The Kansas City Paper
company has been doing business under
the incorporate name for the last three
years. MIR. Peake, the assignee, estimates
that the liabilities at $4,000 and expects
the assets will exceed the liabilities by
$4,000
The bank of Cisco, Tex, was robbed
the other afternoon of $1,000, by three
men who overpowered the cashier and two
other employees and shut them up in the
back yard, while they went through the
vault. The robbers then rode away in a
wagon, displaying bags of money and fir
ing their revolvers to frighten any one who
might be inclined to interfere.
THE barbed wire makers recently in ses
sion in ST. Louis. have adjourned. 1t is
understood that compromise was effected
| between the licensed manufacturers and
Washburn 4 Moen and the owners Of the
Glidden patent, under which the former
are to pay the latter a royalty of . cents
| per 100 pounds on wire made for six
| months
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RAILWAY ITEMS.

THE body found near Alden, Ia, re-
Gently, has been identified as that of Jacob
Zinn, who was on his way from Chicago
to Aurelia, where he had engaged work for
the season. He got as far as Waterloo
without mishap. where change Of con.
dnctors was made, and as he had given his
ticket to the first conductor and had no
money he was put off the train at Ackley.
He started to make the remaining distance
on foot and was caught in the blizzard of
January IL and perished.
The Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley Railroad company has filed amended
articles of incorporation, taking in the re-
rently built branches, increasing the cap
ital stock from $4,000. 900 to $50, 200, 600,
and changing the general Offices from Mis-
souri Valley to Omaha.
1T was field day for the anti ti-monopo-
lists in the Iowa senate the other day when
the railroad committee reported back IA
vorably large batch Of bills for the regu-
iation Of railroads. These bills cover the
whole ground Of proposed legislation on
railway matters, and touch the main sub
jects which have been discussed. They in
clude Sweeney's bill applying to freight
traffic in the state, the principles Of the in
terstate commerce law; Finns bill, which
is substantially the Illinois statue requir-
ing the commissioners to fix maximum
rates which are to be taken as q prima
facie evidence Of what is reasonable rate,
also the substance Of Young's bill
which provides for tho election Of five
railway commissioners by districts for
the term Of four years each. This bill
combines the features Of the Catch,
Harsh, Caldwell and Deal bills; also
bill providing for delegating power to
the railroad commissioners to cause STA
tions to be placed at railroad crossings,
and to compel railroads 70 make suitable
fixing passenger fare at Z, 81 and cents
per mile for roads Of the 6sSt, second and
third classes and making nsst-claD or
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THE MARK ETS.

NEW YORK
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r. H. MCBHpDE has been chosen as q
member Of ~ democratic congressional
committee foSaDakota.
THE settlelnt Of the fisheries question
has already Hfenght on an angry con-
troversy bet0ken Canadian newspapers.
and Tupper al Chamberlain are charged
with willfnIF sacrificing Canadian in
terests.
THROUGH Tie efforts of Senator Man
derson Omaha has been made port of
immediate transportation, and hereafter all
goods shipped from foreign countries to
that city wih6 through without waiting
the pleasure of customs officers at the sea-
board 81
THE Publa6 edges, Of Philadelphia, re-
Gently published an editorial regarding
persistent public runlors that Mr.. Childs
would accept the republican nomination
for the presidency. 1t says, in sub
stance, that his mind is not changed. He
repeats his refusal to be candidate or be
voted for and says he would be compelled
to decline the office, honorable and exalted
as it is, il by any chance in the chapter of
unforeseen events he should happen to be
elected.
WEDNESDAY, March 2l, is the day set
by the Iowa republican state central COM
mittee for the state convention and district
caucuses for electing delegates to the ma
tional convention.
THE bill authorizing the construction of
a high wagon bridge at Sioux City has
sheen favorably reported by the senate
committee and placed on the calendar.
AMONG the nominations sent to the SEN
ate the other day were the following west
ern postmasters: Whitewater, Wis. f. +.
Donnelly; Romeo, Mich. J. Il. Lucas;
Crown Point, Ind. J. p. Merrill.
SENATOR PLUMB, chairman of the senate
committee on public lands. isn't particn-
larly enamored of the bill replacing the
present land law upon which the house
committee is at present at work. He said
a day or two ago: II that bill is adopted we
must have some sort of provision looking
to continuance of the present laws until
the country can be prepared for the others.
Ii will take at least year to get the sur
veys and classifications necessary under
the proposed laws in shape. and it must be
arranged to continue the old land laws
over the country until the new ones can
be put into effect 1t might be done by
preparing one land district at time and
extending the new land laws over it,.
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Nv THE WEST.

JOHN Row was tried at Boone lately for
the murder of Constable Logan at Des
Moines some time ngo. A verdict of man.
slaughter was returned.
VIM. b. TAsCoTT, who is now thought
to be the murderer of Millionaire Smell. at
Chicago. is we'll known ut Louisville, Ky..
where he was tried and sent to the peni-
tentiary for disposing OF bogus railroad
tickets.
PETER l.. EDWARDS, a farmer living
near Calliope, Ia, was instantly killed the
other morning by the tumbling- rod of a
corn shelter, one end of which became de-
tached, striking him in the breast with
such force as to break his neck.
THE steamer City of Pekin has arrived
in San Francisco from China and Japan.
1t had several cases Of small -pox among
its passengers, and was placed in guaran-
tine. This is the fifth successive steamer
which has arrived in that city with small
pox. The steamer Shenandoah, formerly
a United States man war, has been
fitted up as a quarantine boat and is now
occupied by several hundred Chinese who
arrived there on the infected vessel.
THE jury in the case against August
Hetzke, of Chicago. charged with beating
to death with strap his little step son,
Max Gilman, returned verdict of murder
in the first degree, and recommended that
he swing.
A. G.. WEIssERT. of Milwaukee, has
been elected grand commander of the Wis
consin state G. A. X. eneampment.
THE appellate court at Chicago has
handed down its decision in the Doodle,
cases, in which the decision of the court
below is affirmed. One of the cases was OF
Edward s. Mcdonald, indicted and tried
jointly with VIM. J. McGarigle. while the
other is what is known as the omnibus
case, in which twelve men were placed Oh
trial.
FROM the figures given by the Iowa
railroad commissioners report the total
amount of passenger receipts was 5000,
900 annually, although owing to the sale
Of 1,0O0-mile tickets two-thirds of the
travel was ut cents mile. The Young
bill would reduced the receipts about 81,
90. 900. while the discontinnance of passes
would make up for $5O0,OOO.
MRS. EZRA p. MANARD, the wife of q
we'll known business man, of Rockford
H.. is said to have eloped with an adyer-
tising agent named Frank Hurd. of In
dependence, Iowa, a married man.
J. NJ. LOMBARD, president of the Lom-
bard Investment company, of Kansas City,
has returned from Boston and New York
He states that stockholders are much
pleased that SO few foreclosures have beer
made in the western states where they
have loaned millions of dollars. He says
money is easier for legitimate use. but not
for speculative purposes. Western mer-
chants are being sought for by eastern
wholesalers, showing the confidence re.
posed in western people. He says trade is
quiet in the east. Banks are not lending
freely to merchants, which is the reverse
in the west.
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Ms: cz1aA T1Axznn = ls = 81
in BOSTON.
Or. Jonn y. I'm, ~ l s - - y u n
AncIsas DIV 3'9E
1fAnx ~ - G ~ y 1 i ~ "a
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COUNTY pNEspAY,

of the Nasty letters led to demand for
Locke to enter the lecture field and he ap-
peared in all the principal cities of the
north. In 1865 he assumed charge of the
Toledo Blade. first on II salary and after
wards purchased an interest. and finally
the entire control. He leaves wife and
three sons. His father, aged "a, a veteran
of the 1872 war. survives him.
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mileage tickt good until used and good
either way 6E3Eeen the stations named:
also to repeakh Ne law which provides for
having the rsi Oads pay the salary and ex-
penses Of tho aAdlroad commissioners. All
of these BILLS I'LL come up for discussion
soon when ths will be made the special
pr1a
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Three hundred and one miles Of road were
graded in the territory and will be ironed
next year. The gross earnings of all the
roads doing business in Dakota the past
year was Ss5, 127.4 .4s3, their operating ex-
penses and taxes. $40. .663 OI9, leaving as
their net earnings. $35, AGA. .464 The follow
ing table shows the amount OF taxes paid
into Dakota's treasury by the various roads
under the gross earnings tax law" for the
year ending June 30 1887:
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Emmett l07, Bradford lls. Volante 100.
Pontiac 100, Eolian l2O, Bnttnnic I23. Tel.
lie Doe ll5, the Duke Of Bourbon ms.
Second Racc-The New stakes for three.
year-olds; thce.quarters OF mile. vatout
ll2, Aunnia ll2. Holiday ll0; French
Park ~, sam Wood ICE.
Third Race-Thc Concy Island stakes
for thrce.yoar-olds and upward; mile and a
furlong Emperor Of Norfolk 1893, Tho
Bard 10, fironxi ll3, Aurelia ll3.
Fourth Race-O mile. Ocean, 1902:
Raceland, l02; Daniclla, l02: Locust, no.
Mclodmma, 100. Salvini, 10: Charley
DrcuN, 100, Glendale, 100, Bertha u, colt,
100 Maxim, lilly. l07. Aura, lO7; King
Crab. l0l; Merlin, ", King Idle, 1876
Bendigo, id5.
Fifth Race Renewal Of Suburban; mile
and quarter. hamburg. III; Fircnzi. III;
Dry Monopolc, llg, Lelogos, lOj; 0rdway,
%, Richmond, 1906.
Sixth lace Sweepstakes; ono milo on
the luri Inspector II, 1872, len All, 1872;
Lancaster, lj2: Choctaw, 1872; Bob Miles,
1872 Britt, l39; Wilircd, l2j; Volunteer
10 Cambysea, 1913.
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vi, ia. wheeler u, H.
Fourth Race. Nile end an eighth. fsirclia,
ella MAY, " 0racie u. ~. lows CLARK. 10.
Tlitn Race ..Iialf mile Mamie ~, uI: 4
FAY, ". J. T. 100 Henry a, 100. 0lOckncf
no weight
Following WIS the pooling


NV YoRK. Juno l5.-1hc opening day
Of tho Brighton Beach races was attended
by over 1000. Tho weather was clear and
the track good.
First Race-Fiyo.c ighths Of a mile. Cog.
gins won, Vanilla filly second. Quibblcr
third Time-l.OL Muiuals paid $3.50,
Vanilla ally. s5I50.
Second Race --1hrce-quartors Of a mile.
Adolph won, Tony Pastor second, Wan
derment third Timc-l:l7l. Tony Pas
tor paid $500.
Thir,l Race-Scvcn-e Of a mile.
Bonnie 5 won, McGrcgor second. Bancro
third. Time-i.3ll. McGregor paid $50 20.
Fourth Race-Milc and an eighth. Val.
liant won, Tatilcr second, Barnum third.
nmo-i!5sl. Mutuals paid sil2O, Tatilcr
t3i65.
Fifth Race-ono mile. Tho Bourbon
won, Trueborn second, Nat Goodwin third.
nno-Ef6. Trucborn. si075.
Tcdsy's Essrie- nc shecpshcsa.
Nrw Yonr, Juno i5.-Shccpshead raco
entries for tomorrow
First Raco-Pnrse, $1,000 for al ages,
ihrce- quarten Of milo. Magcntis i02l
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waatedi

Ono reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis to knock out all compo.
tiiion by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Straiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo Z. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
Builus. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
as We will only sell 10 one merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SAAEiSoN x Co.
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tonn.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
YESTERDAY AT KANSAS CITY AND
BRIGHTON BEACH.
To-day at shespshoad Bay-The Bard
and tho Emperor OF Norfolk to Run
-Entrios, Weights and Pooling for
Today's Events.

Kansas Cry, Mo-, June l5.-rhis was
the fourth day OF the Waldo Park meeting.
The weather was scorching and the track
dusty. Tho attendance was small.
First Race - Five iurlongs Starters:
Thomas J. Rusk, Alpena, CasSandra, En-
terprisc, Extra, Meta, Hun,sman, j. r.,
Hon. John II. Thomas j. Rusk won by a
nose, Cassanda second, Alpcna third.
Timc-l:Oll
Second Racc--scvcn furlongs, heats.
Starters Veto, IT,, Unite, Chancellor,
Kemp billiard, Cashier. first heat Cash
Ter Won bya nose, Unite second, Kemp
billiard third Timc--l:2D. Second heat
Kemp billiard won by four lengths. Unite
second, Cashier third. Time-l;2Dl. Third
heat - Kemp billiard won by fifteen
lengths, Cashier second. Time-l:33.
Third liace--The Kansas City oaks, one
milo and half Starters lrma II, los
Angeles, Tenpenny, HuntrcS. los An.
gclcs won by length, lluntp 81 second,
Tenpenny third. nmc-2O9l.
Fourth Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Starters Water Leap, Doc fralc, Eos.
toral, Tudor, Hornpipe, woodcraft, Lord
Grosvenor, Hamlet, Blonda. Tudor won
ny ltDEtut FtHltTh ttInHnt ilhiuIlHt
third. Time-l:i7i.
Fifth Race-One milo aud a quarter.
over hurdles. Starters Thrift, Major
Henning, wauign, Winslow, Tom Berlin.
Thrift won easily, Winslow second, Tom
Berlin third. nmc-2;l0L.
ToDAY's EVENTS.
Tho following are tho entries and weights
. iortoday's raccs
Pint Hare Three quarter Of mile Champagne
Cole, 100. Bonfire, 100 Dilly =. i0l jennie TfAcy.
Peanut. rs. Volcano fls. Carries Jim. ~: W..
mont IN Oniy Dsrr, IN.
sccond ilacc-Nllc nonnio King 10 Hattie y.
~ Leila W, ~, Leonard, ~. Comet ~ Frci II, p.
Berlin. ~ Royalbt, itu Lucy Johnson, Ia
Third nnou -hile snl quarter. J. n Clay 'nA
AleKandrla 10, Ten liug. i0s, Auiocfat, ia Art
istl ia wheeler H. H.
Tourih Race.-Mlic snd an eighth. fsirclia i07.
Iela hay, " Grace o. ~ tCwis CLARK. To-
flith Race Half mile. Mamie y, gI. Annie
MAY W. J. 7. 100 Henry a, 100. 0lOcknof. 100.
Chllhowlc. no weight
Following WIS the pooling
rirt Raoc-Kmout go Champignc Charley o.
second l.acc-lu9 johnson. 90. nolnlc King,
Third Rae wheeler 7. 60 10, Angeie, ST.
Tourth Raoc.-Leuls CLARK. e.. E.lrclla. s.. Lola
May 80, Oracle u, 81
flhh isoc Chllhowic, tli ciooknor 90. aold
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NOW d the Time

To usc Hodge, sirSlparilla with Todidc Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous at.
fcctions, and oil diseases peculiar 10 females
Renovaics and inygoratcs the system. Phys.
ioinns recommend H. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers
Nashville Tenn. 81 per bottle Sold at
IIcIsicr's drug store 2SJ Main alranL
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The Proper Treatment.

Prom the New York lIcmld
We do not believe In tarring and icaih.
ering. Il Is a barbarous practice. We
ccnsurc, dctest, repudiatc, denouncc and
utterly condemn It. But Il mp in worccs.
ter large bucket Of tar could be found,
with abundant feathers, and II by any
chance the preacher who slandcrcd Mr.
Cleveland through his wife were TO STUN.
bic into tho tar and roll about In the
feathers We should BE- indignant ut Il and
blame the police. A the same time Il
would be a matter OF regret II the tai were
10 be scnniy and the feathers few.
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spoons, iorks. elc. Mnliord'A
A Mad Dog Kitl.,I.

A mad dog attacked boy this evening
~ he returned from drug store, having
bought some Yellow Label Cignrs for his
brother. Tho latter came 10 the rescue
and killed the brute.
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SLOAN AT residence Of her cousin J. q sloan
No t5lis Ocaufia street. Friday afternoon June a. ,
issl. fAksiG sDoAE, aged thif,J -four ycAfA
Funsfai viii take place from rcddenco this SAT.
uRDAYl morning n ~ O'Clock friends Of The
family invited 10 attend
CoCKE-At residence Of parents ON station. NJ
I 70 O'Clock an saturday. juno 90 fDA NiNtfn
COcHT. aFet two mouths aud eight days
Funsrai from The residence tbs tsATrRDAYl
afternoon al b50oclock. fflenda aud aogualht
an-e. invited 10 stiend
ni0t.KY-At Aipsyliis. IA. Friday. June is
HrNHY niatHf, father II A. . and 2 ~. BlglcJ. of
this city. IN the ninety eighth ycaf 81 bis agc.
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Two Barges Just Received.

UsE Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation
For salc by all druggists.
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TELErnoNE your orders for Brick to JOIN
Cubbins, Telephone $50.
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Hurry TO Muliord's
Only ssp.So Co sas Francisco aud Return
via the Iron MAINTAIN HanIc.

VIA the Iron Mountain Route.
Commencing June ~, the Iron Mountain
route (Memphis cStension) will place on
sale round trip tickets 10 Los Angeles and
San Francisco t the rate of 1890. Tickets
are good for ninety days, with stop owens
both going and returning Mt pleasure.
Choice 81 different routes returning. Only
one change Of cars 10 San Francisco For
further information address II. u. Wilson,
passenger and ticket agent, 3O9 Main street.
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From the rittburx chDniole
firsi Pittsburg Small Boy--My fathers
an awful strong man. lie pulled up tree
yesterday.
Second Pittsburg Small Boy-Oh, pshawl
that amt nothin'. Ny htber pulled mp
the river last week.
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On up clubs for TITS wKEKLY ArrgAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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sUHscRIBE for Tug WEEKLY APPR,t, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tnbuiion OF gifts December 1.
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enhance personal
Gcauty is the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
Ntgor, No matter
what the color of
Ao hair, this prepa-
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tlo aud pliancy that
adds greatly TO its
charm. Should tho
hair be thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray.
Ayers Hair Nigor
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II wsnt some sOzoDOsT," said he.
Just out" the cunning druggist aid,
"But here's ssme powder known 20 be
A. good" Tho patron turned and ned
Asking. do you suppose don't
kaor nothing equals SozoDONTf'
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool. aud
healthy, there is no better preparation
In the market.
81 am free to confess that n trial OF
Ayers Hair Vigor has convinced mo
that II il q genuine article. Its use has
not only caused tho hair of my wife and
lnuphtpr In Ia
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Muliord rcduces eycrylhIng.

Tm Rising Sun baking powder is tho
best. Tyit.
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Will soon open up In the city. The parade
will be- grand because all employees will
wear bouquets aud smoke Yellow Label
CignrH
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Bargains at Mulford's.
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Abundant and Glossy,

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"My hair was coming out without
any assistance from my wife, either),
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one bottle, and / now have rs tino
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81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor in my
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Thomas Hill, Mo.
my hair was becoming harsh and dry,
but alter using hall u bottle Of Ayers
Hair Vigor II grew black and glossy. l
cannot express the 10Y and gratitude /
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Ayers Hair vigor,
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Attention, Chelsea Ulksl

An MroRTANT MEETING WILL nv HTt y
~ In the X. Of n hall. corner " FOURTH aud
LD0ney streets on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, June IN.
~ tOclDck fycry mombor "a earnestly requested
10 b. prvcnt ~ order
ions T. srHits. Secretary
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Beauty

Is desired and Admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done 10
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DnryK Mallo, II Is pleasant
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I,rIr,

Muliord temporarily reduces.
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chicago aud Return Sass.
Tho Chesapeake & Ohio route sells
tickets ~ above June ~ 20 II, good ~.
turning until June %. Two trains daily,
with close connections going aud coming
by several routes. For bcrlhs call ON Il.
II. Talley, agent, under Peabody hotel.
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Chicago aud Return sIs. NJ.

Avail yourself now, at Muliord's.