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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-25
Corean and CIlinese

e features of these Corean mobiles,
says Frank G. Carpenter in letter from
Washington to the Ne,c York World, are
not so refined or cultured rs those of the
Chinese, and indeed the Chinese legation
at Washington is made up of more than
average intellectual and social attainments
The Coreans look like lower race though
they claim to be more progressive one,
and they are apparently plebians beside
their Celestial brothers.
WELLS INVISIBLE VELVET CREAM.
magic complexion beauti6er for face, neck
and arms. Elegant for dressing and whitening
the skin. Unrivsled for theater, receptions
balls, parties, etc. Unsqualed for delicate
transparent n xhiteness, soft youthful effect and
hne finish. Harmless, does not roughen. draw,
witaer nor in any way inare the most delicate
paste OF liquid for toning down red or flushed
race; Efaces tan, sunburn, freckles. pimples,
cosrseness, sallow skin, all blemishes and im-
PROJECTIONS. 500 bottles at Druggists and
fsnoy Goods Dealers or by Express, prepaid
on receipt Of price.
E. s. WELLS. Chemist, Jersey City. Nj, VISA.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-25

II anaicted with Sore Eyer, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. $50.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-25
k:2lEXMI3;:1iEvNlO

bicsrbonate ofsoda. One
teaspoonful Of the "Arm
+ Ham mcr" brand Of
Soda or Saleratus mixed
with sour milk equals
four teaspoonfuls of the
best Baking Powder.
sowing twenty times ito
cost, besides being much
healthier, because 10
does not contain any
injurious subs tancea,
such as alum. terra alba
etc., of which many Bali
ing Powders are made.
Dairymen and FarmoxD
shoulduse onlythc"Arm
4 Hammer" brand for
cleaning and keeping
Milk Pans Sweet and
Clean.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-25

-CURES-
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. sciatice,
Lumbago, BackAche, Toothache. sore
Throat, swentngs, sprains' bf"ises'
Burns, scalds, Frost-bites.
s.Mhy Druggists aAd Dealer. Everywh:rs TfsyCsHnS
91.N CHARLES A. Vogelor Co., Balt0., Ma
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-25
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.

Medical and scientific skill has at last solved ths
problem Of the long needed medicine for the nsr-
vous, debilitated, and the aged. by combining the
tive remedies. which. acting gently but efficiently
on the Kidneys liver and bowels remove disease.
restore strength aud renew vitality. This medicines
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
RcunIon Of QunnircIIs.

ST. LOUIS, NO., May ll.-Sixteen Of
Quantrcll's old band Of guerillas held a
reunion at Blue Springs, NO., today.
When the roll was called II was learned
that but seventeen more OF the band than
those present are living. among them the
famous Frank James. Mrs. Caroline
Quantrcll, the mother Of the bloody chief,
and now a resident OF Canal Dover. o.,
was present and answered for her
son. w. W. Scott, editor Of the
Iron Taily Reporter, accompanied her
with view 10 gathering material
for startling history. In this visit he had
plenty Of opportunity. for the men spoke
Of their bloody murders and fiendish
crimes without the slightest hesiiancy, and
as some particularly atrociousplo was un.
rayelcd by good narrator. voice would
break In with correction or n corrobora.
ton, ever proud TO be counted rs one Of
the raiders. w. II. Gregg. Of Indcpend.
encc, Mo-, the frst lieutenant OF the gang,
was the highest officer present, and
aided In many rcmincscenccs. The war was
wagcd over and the grizzly. haired fiicn
rivalcd each other In their awful stories.
This Il the first reunion Of the terrible out
laws Of over twenty years ago that has
taken place since Quantrcll's death In the
Sisters hospital at Louisville. Ky, june
O, 1865. Al the survivors Of the band live
In Missouri excepting two, who reside In
Texas, ono In Colombo and one In Ken
lucky.
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order OF Publication.

No. ojsi, RD.-In the Chanoory Count ~ Shelby
cOunly. Tenn. Ann flia ffuuiht w. ".
lrondht, next friend. &C., Va Marina D. "f'ef
II Appearing from ne amended Mli IN this cause.
which y sworn 10 thfl The deicndann Nss.le
taundefs, Samuel hnhnAur sud Jessie haunl,fs'
are residents Of the Hfaig II Mississippi, and MP
ley u. haundcfs. salllf II Nuullc AMI = h9ftile
rrliensOi the State II Missouri anu nli non
residents ~ The state NJ Tennessrr, SUD " also ~
Ic.tnE lhai he names aud pla,c. ol i.si1sii'e ol
the heir Oi W. g. DUNLAP ore unkhnwn anl sn.
pot 10 aserriained after dlligrnl inquiry, aln w
Known heirs being mad drlcnlanls on account ~
Interest IN and ~ tho cstaiu 81 W. a. DunlAp, 40
ccascd. THIS being suit b. complainant ~ rtptcf
hef ALLEGED nlorti IN aud ~ crflhin rial csla'n Dc
l0nglns 10 said sstato
II u therefore ordered. That hey make thcif ap'
fcaianec hrfcln Al the court huuse ~ hh.lhl 'ouh,
" " the city Of Memphs nov Taxing psli,l gl
Shelby county, 1enn.. an the VT NpnuAl lh
Jnly, lsn, aud plead. answcf ~ lemuf 20 opm'
plslnanls BILL. ~ The lamo viii r. hh'n lgi rn,
Iced a. 70 uem aud ~ iof hcafinE 20 lnfe. an,l
that copy Of this order h. rubll,h'l gnce sets
Tor four successive weeks IN The AenVhr NPiSAl'
This nth day ~ May isss
A true copy--AtteFC
T. 7. MCDOWELL CLERK aud hssset
Hy u " ttLDwrfa. y. g. and " 49,.
lhfno. and 0antt Patterson e ,asI
Tor complainant llilVN1
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PiT1sBuRG. Pa, May n. River fec, . lnche.
and stationary.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. May ii.-Rlyef feet Z
inches and falling. Weather clear aud warm.
WHEELING, W. Va, May li.-Riycr G feet 2
inches and rising Weather clear and pleasant
ras-cd down Chancellor. 8 an. shiflcy,p a m.
viCKHBuRG, Miss. May li.-Riycr fallen u
inches IN the last twenty four hOurs DEPARTED
BELLE Memphis, ~ Louis. AM city Of Cairo
Matches. Sam.
EEw ORLEANS. Ia. May T.--Capt ]. q. barn
ard. inspector of the ~ Louis Hard 81 Under.
written. u here looking after the futnro Guys
sunkcn and damaged barrca.
CAIRO. H., May ii.-No0n- River n feet
inches and falling Weather laif and warn. Ar
rived Cltyoi New Orleans, New Orleans, am
city II Iaton Rouge, 81 Louis 8 am Departed
city II New Oflcana ~ Louis, am. Elvht-No
arrivals 90 departures. River - feet aud y 10 aud
failing. Weather cloudy aud hot
LOuIsyILLE, XIV. MAY ii-Noon-Rlycr sta
ti0nary, feet sinchcs In the canal f-ct inches
ou the falls Weather clear aud warn. Night
River stationary, iccio inches IN the canal and
feet o Inches on the falls Arrived. Alice Brown
Cairo Departed Alice brown. fiitsburg. aud
Rolcu PEBBLES Cairn. Weather clear and wnrm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
A summer Hat for Nothing.

CLoTHISG-We ask the attention of all TO
our clothing sale today. AS specimen
OF our own make of clothing we point to
the Memphis fire department We
made to measure a suit for every man
and officer in the department, without q
misfit in the entire lot. Today we offer
special lots OF our own make at giving
away prices.
AT sl0.75-Choice OF 200 mems elegant
custom made Suits, including Scotch
Cheyiots, Middlesex blue Flannel, all
wool Cashmere, none worth less than
$l4.00, some worth $500, choice today
Sl0.75. You all know the value Of the
best Middlesex blue Flannel suits, made
and trimmed in the best manner.
Ar 99c-Men's Mackinaw Straw Hats
worth $500 Every tenth hat given
away.
AT S3.00-Boys' knee pants suits, with an
extra pair OF pants thrown in.
Ar 35c-Boys' knee pants worth si.0o.
LAST CHAScE--30 dozen only OF those
splendid cardinal and indigo Shirt
Waists, equal TO the dollar quality; to-
day only 35c. We will have no more.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ia cyclone OF
tremendous force whirled over a portion
II northern Indiana tonight The extent
II iis ravagcs can only be guessed from q
CIV scattering reports, and the fact that
Inc telegraph wires throughout consid'
nable territory are Frustrated. AZ Win
How Siding, on the Nickel Plate railroad,
/, tram Of sixteen freight cans were lifted
rom their wheels and distributed in piece
neal across the surrounding prairies. In
ormaiion has been received that az Wan
all n number Of houses were unroofcd
IND a number Of trees uprooied.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Fanchon nt the Theater.

Quite large and representative audi
ence appeared at the theater last night to
witness and enjoy the presentation OF
"Fanchon, or the Cricket" by cast of
amateurs under the direction Of Miss Mat
tie Dunlap, teacher of elocution at one
Of our leading academies. The play, which
years ago was made popular by Maggie
Mitchell, was rendered very well indeed
by the young ladies and gentlemen who
appeared in the different roles. Miss Pau
line Frayser as Fanchon made favorable
impression, her conception Of the part
being admirable and herspeech and action
creditable. Take away the too many ges-
tures--many of them inappropriate give
eraddtionalstage training, and Miss Fray
ser would become Fanchon surprisingly
good and pleasing. Miss Miriam Nelson
as Madelon, was quite sprightly and at
ease. She gave the role in excellent
style and secured well deserved recogni-
ton from the audience. Mr.. W. l.. Ross,
in the part OF Didief, seemed at home and
acted well. 1t was one of the best sus-
tanned roles of the play. Indeed, all the
people in the cast deserve favorable men,
ton for the manner in which they acted
their respective parts. Amateur actors are
always open TO many objections, their de-
fects being apparent and marked, but as
they cannot be compared with profession
ais, but are law unto themselves, the
wonder is how il is they do 30 well. Com
pared with other amateur attempts that Of
last night was highly creditable to all con-
cerned. The following is the cast OF char
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
THE POSTOFFICES.
Features OF the Biount Bill for the N ew
Buildings.

Buildings.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE House COM
mittee on postofiices today ordered favor
able report on Chairman Blount's bill TO
provide general law for the erection Of
postofiice buildings. II provides for the
appointment in the postoffice department,
for an architect and superintendent Of
construction at n salary Of $1,000, who
shall, with the assistance OF the supervis-
ing architect of the treasury, prepare de-
signs for postoifice buildings. These de-
signs shall be devised NO that additions 10
the buildings may be made without injury
TO the harmony OF the design, or the use
fulness OF the constructed portion.
The Postmaster-G General Is authorized,
In his discretion, TO construct postoilice
buildings at any place at which the gross
postal receipts for two years or more have
exceeded $1,000 In each year. At any
place where the postotlice receipts for each
OF the two preceding years have been less
than S25, 900. the cost Of the building shall
not exceed so, 900, and where the receipts
have been less than SO, 900, the building
shall not cost more than $1,000. No
building erected under the act shall ex-
coed in cost $4,000. All contracts for
construction of buildings and materials
and fixtures to be used therein shall
be let 20 the lowest bidder after
at least three weeks public advertisement
The Postmaster-Ge General is authorized a
bis discretion 20 accept donations Of site
far postoflices in towns in which il Is pro
posed 10 erect buildings. and also 20 acccp
contributions 10 aid in the purchase o
ground or the construction Of buildings
He is also authorized to purchase sitc'
when necessary Mt cost not exceeding
5000. The sum Of 81, 600, 600 isappropri
ated 10 be available during the current
year 10 carry out the purposes Of the bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
GaIena Deluged.

CHoAoo, ILL.,, May ia special TO the
Chicago 7imo from Galena, ILL.,, says;
The city Of Galena has been transformed
Unto an American Venice, and the novel
spectacle Of skiffs aud bargcs ~ n means Of
transportation is now seen In all Of lis
business portion except on Main street, Of
the latter thoroughfarc the water In many
places is nearly up TO tho floor, and prepa.
raiions are being made by thoso most en-
dangcred 10 move into safer quarters.
Boats can now be rowed entirely around
The custom. house and the posionice build
ings, and both Commerce and Water
ufeeis are navigablc nearly the entire
engh. This evening the water lacked four
and half inches Of reaching the high
mark of 1880.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
Al Rock Island.

RocE ISLAND, H., May 1.-THE high
water which has been running over the
homo wall Of the Moline Water power for
Jays, nj noon carried away large section
pf the heavy stone bulkhcad which runs
across the south channel Of the Mississippi
between Rock Island arsenal and the main
shore. Five hundred feet OF this wall has
diappo AIRED, and II Is believed the rest has
been ~ demoralized as 10 need rebuilding.
Tho wall cost the government 500, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Did Yeu Eyerr

w. II. Reyels, NJ. d., Of Baltimore Md,
says: shave been In the practice of medi-
cine Tor over eighteen years, but never have
] seen the equal OF Hodges Sarsaparilla Il
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tism aud scrofula. Have almost come 10 the
conclusion that | cannot practice without
IT," l,angum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
facturers, Nashville Tenn. 800 per bottle.
Sold at lleister's drug store, 2SJ Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
GREAT FLOODS.
Damage in Indiana and Illinois by the
CYCLONE.

Cyclone.
FnyEPoRT, I'll. May 1.-THE particulars
are reaching this city today Of tho desiruc-
ton wrought in the country by a cyclone
last night. II took Its rise near this place,
and following the course OF the Yellow
creek, passed eastward In the direction Of
Baileyville and Pcctonica. The revolving,
cone shaped funnel Of the dark cloud was
plainly visible here. The Yellow Creek
brewery, owned by HGgele 4 Roth was
almost ruined, the malt house and
icc-house being torn 10 pieces. The resi-
dencc Of Mr.. Brockhausen, near by, was
overturned and his barn was destroyed.
Two farmers, names unknown, were seri-
ously injured. The damage 20 fences and
other property il large. J. NJ. Dirler, Of
ihis city, who wis struck by lightning last
evening, lies in n pccarious condition.
At Pccalnica two or three buildings were
blown down and several were unrootcd.
Half = dozen persons were injured, but
none fatally.
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DIM.

NEwsON.-At family residence. No "a johnson
avenue Friday AFTERNOON, May ~. is-A NJ -
o'clock. J. J. kTwHoS. agcd 81 yetn and months
FULTON, Ky. papen please copyl
Funeral will take place from hla late residence
this tsATURDAi) afternoon Al O'Clock Friends
OF the family are Invited Ia attend.
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IRON MOUNTAIN RouTR.
oBaid Knob Branch.)

WIN commence running trains Sunday,
|hay iS, 1888, between Memphis, Little
Rock. Hot Springs, Texarkana, and all
points In Arkansas and Texas Httle
Book express leaves Memphis at li;lb p.
D.; Texas exprcs nj 0 am, equipped
9th Pullman BnfIet sleeping cans and
Gay coaches. For rates, etc, apply al de-
poi ticket Office, Tennessee and Calhoun
preeis
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who VIII ne Our S.s, eo,ernorf

Tho above question has been asked one
hundred thousand times In the last two
days, and no living man has been able 10
answer u with any certainty, but the idea
prevails that the convention today will set
tie the question. II either Of the candi.
dates has furnished the delegates with n
good supply Of sol coleman's ko-ko iulu, he
would have been sure. Of the nomination
on the drNt ballot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
HSHOMINGO GRAVEL.

TINS FAMOUS GRAVEL WILL BgFuRSIaHED
i At Memphis, aud ell Other polntl 0u The line ~
the Memphis Charleston railroad. 10 private par.
tics ~ well a. Coz public impforcmena IN carload
quantities. Orders will ~ taken by The cQinpany :
erenis AZ the several stations o. By The undersigned
J. h DAvAkT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
K. OF %. FUNERAL NoTIcE.

CHEisEA LODGE No. 90. X. OF u.--NEM.
~ befs of this 10 irc are notified 20 assemble ii
their lodge room at O'Clock pm, today t8ATuii.
DAY MAY H. isss 10 attend The funeral ~ our late
brother toseph J. Newsom. Member of sister
lOirCs are invited. A. y. ALBEk1, ID.
W " EnspAtl. Rep.
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine II an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, In some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
"For two years suffered from q SCI
we're pain In my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia After giving several
medicines q fair trial without cure,
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
was greatly benefited by tho first bottle,
and after taking five bottles | was COM
pletely cured. ~ John W. Benson, 20
Lawrence ST., Lowell Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and I was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced mo TO try
Ayers Sarsaparilla Less than three
bottles healed the sore. Ia all my expe.
rience with medicine, never saw more
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
The Most Beautifni Place Around
memnnfa.

Who has not heard Of Jackson Mound
park, and where Is there lover Of nat.
ure's beautiful gifts who could not spend
an hour pleasantly at this attractive place
which lifts iis lofty head far aboyo the
grand Mississippi river as II mcandcrs
swiftly ON 20 the great Gulf Of Mcxico7
Memphis IN fortunate in having such a
delightful retreat for her citizens, especial
~ during the warm season. There will
be n concert nj tho park ON Sunday next.
commencing nj ? pm. and continuing
until ~ midnight All are invited, aud
those who arc 10 fortunate M 10 be- able 10
attend will be favored by sweet and en-
chanting music. Tho best Of order will
prevail and a large crowd will show their
appreciation by their presence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
Cusfissx AHvsy.

Pending Ieubrie's great removal and
clearing sale, prices are cut beyond recog-
milton; everything must be sold, Open
tonight until 1880. II viii surprise you
10 SEQ how we slaughter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
HEALTH n WEALTH ~. Beauregsrgs
Tonic and Nsrvine, the Great
Ereoeh Speelng.

IN and physical dispersion. spsrmaiofrhos hy.
rochondria, sterility, neufsrA hyssfa, incap1ritT
lof study or business. paralysis inpo,cnnn, epllep
Y, los OF memory, sofifnins ~ the brain, and Al
discasrs OF the nervous sysnrn may be rahioaill
cured In either sfx BY the ~ Of THIS unetcellei
preparation. u iaa msiisf Of supreme lmporanoe
70 use appropriate treatment iof the cure o. the
loa Of nerve power. AMI d. beaureTarda Tonic
and kefyine, sitsf NAM years trial In Europe, ha,
pruved iniallible II Ak eu senofilsE 70 directions
which are AIMED N sarh buttln Que boz equal W
Price, si.Oo boz, arsir bqfes TOT $500 sent
by mall prepaid on receipt OF prize Netusfanles
tn boIcs 10 cure any ease. Win cash order -
otived by ne for siH bore Will ssnd 0nf written
gsamntee 10 return ths m0ney II treatment d0ri
not ene,lt cure A. kcBken Co, DflEgsis, sole
sFcnis Tot United sta.c ~ and ~ Main ttfool
hemphia lena
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS In BRIEF.
ODDS AND ENDS OF NEWS GATH
Erred FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Inspection OF the Police Force by the
Commissioners-The Firemen's New
Uniforms-A Frantic Horse and
Smashed Buggy-Paragraphs.

About II o'clock last night large bay
horse was seen running at break-neck
speed up Monroe street with handsome
buggy attached. As the frightened ami
nal turned Monroe into Second street, GO
ing south, one of the wheels OF the We
hicle rolled off, and in n few yards another
came off. This let the buggy dragging on
the ground, and the horse kicked savagely
to disencumber itself from the disabled
buggy. AS il reached Second and Union
4 streets powerful kick caused his right
\ hind leg to be caught between the trace
and the shaft, throwing the animal to the
rround. Several men standing on the cor
#ner Embossed the horse and took il to
"A Lock woods stable. He is very lame. Who
1.-THE owner Of the horse is or the occupants
of the buggy were was not ascertained.
~ 10 BE CELEBRATED WITH EcLAT.
H The long expected Bald Knob railroad,
hn extension OF the Missouri Pacific to this
city, will runs its first trans on Monday.
The friends of the road have determined to
celebrate the event of its completion, and
invite their friends TO meet them from
B o o'clock to 5 o'clock this afternoon at the
NEW depot rooms OF the road, on South
street. Refreshments will be served, and
good time generally may be counted on.
INSPECTION OF THE "FIYEsT."
Today at 1880 o'clock the fire and po-
lice commissioners will make an inspection
OF the entire police force. All of the men
have received their new uniforms, and
. Chief Davis will show the commissioners
hat o,,I ha hua
II is sufficient TO say that the boys will
a bear inspection.
THE GRIEVANCES or IRELAND.
The lecture OF the celebrated divine the
Rev. DIR. J. III. Sterling, OF Ireland, which
was postponed, will be delivered on Mon
day night at So'clock in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. His topic for dis
cussion will be ireland, its Grievances in
the Past and the Present. and Their Rem
edy."
THE FIREMES's NEW ToGs
The firemen have donned their new
spring uniforms, and they look well in
them. The suits fit perfectly, and there
+ was not the least complaint among the en-
tire department. The uniforms were made
by Mcnkcn x Co. and superintendent by
their excellent clotbier, Mr.. Max Halle.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The rumored strike at the Milbun
4 works is without foundation. All hands
arc working satisfactorily, and the man
asement will make no change in their
present force.
The alarm from box 50, at $40 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, was caused by some
waste in the Mississippi 4 Tennessee re
pair shop becoming ignited from locomo-
tive spark. No damage was done.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
HATS GIVEN AWAY TODAY.
Grand Opening of Mems ana Boys' Hats

To make this opening memorable we
will return to the purchaser the amount
received for every tenth sale. Whether
the amount paid for the hat should be Sl.00
or $500 the amount is instantly returned
to the purchaser at the tap OF the bell.
Chance for every man and boy in Mem
phis to get