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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-19

LII PEOPLE AND THEIR FRIENDS MUST
IA soon know that the great auction house of
Edwin A. Rice & Co.. la West First street, is
the best place in California to buy or sell furni
ture or anything else; go there and see them.
July12-tf
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Wan, Raw Wool on The free List.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE Eno,ing
journal publishes today replies from about
n score Of wool manufacturers doing bust
ness within radius of 100 miles Of Albany
as TO the Presidents recommendation TO
put raw wool on the free list. With
one exception rcplicsaic against the change.
Almost unanimously, manufacturers main.
tain abolition OF tariff on wool would soon
be followed by movement TO abolition Of
the tariff on manufactured wooden
goods. There is some difference Of
opinion rs 20 the question whcth.
or farmers would kill of their
sheep in the event Of abolition of wool
tarin. Most Of manufacturers agree that
the sheep industry would receive n serious
blow should the tariff be- abolished. As to
lowering the price OF wool, manufacturers
generally agree that abolition Of
tariff might have this effect for
q few months, hut that il would
not ho permanent reduction The general
opinion among them is that they could
not successfully continue business with
the present scales ol wages, II the tariff on
raw and manufactured woods were NJ
moved or materially reduced
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@. A. r. INSPECTION.
List of the Names of the Assistant In
spectors Appointed.

List of the Names of the Assistant In
spectors Appointed.
MISNEAPoLIs, Minn,, Jan. 1.-THE
members Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public are making preparations for the
national inspection OF posts TO occur dur
ing the months OF January and February.
circular was issued. today from the
Grand Army Of the Republic headquarters
to all posts, asking them TO get ready for
the inspection.
The following named comrades were APP
pointed assistant inspector-generals, and
directed to report as promptly AZ possible
to Inspector-General Ira NJ. Hedges, Of
Haverstraw, n. Y.
Arkansas, A. S. Fowler, Little Rock;
California, T.. A. Dakin, San Francisco;
Colorado, $. McClanathan, Denver;
Connecticut, Sanford T.. Chaflee; Da-
kota, S. n. Jumper, Aberdeen; Delaware,
Peter u. Ayres, Wilmington; Florida, Ja-
cob Gumbinger; Gull, York A. Woodward,
New Orleans; Illinois, Geo. o. Spooner,
Batavia; Indiana, David Paul, Liebhortt;
Iowa, A. j. Johnson, Montezuma; Kan
sas, w. b. Shockley, Fort Scott; Kentucky,
T. l.. Livczey; Maine, George II. Abbott,
Portland; Massachusetts,, Thomas IL.
Haskell, Charlestown; Maryland, Theo-
dore A. Worrcll, Northeast; Michigan,
Henry II. Applicc, Bay City; Minnesota,
X. II. Branton, Minneapolis; Missouri,
John VI. Cowdrey; Montana, q. .. Eaton,
Bozeman; Nebraska, w. ID. Wildman,
Culbcrtson; New Hampshire, James +.
Sanders, Peterborough; New jersey,
Charles II. Parsons; New Mexico, Vim. NJ.
Berger, Santa Fe; New York. Charles APP
pleby; Ohio, T.. /. Peacock; Oregon, T.. b.
McElroy, Salem; Pennsylvania, Thomas
+. Mahoney, Harrisburg; Potomac, Hans
H. Smith, Washington, d. c.. Rhode
Island, Samuel 4. Waldron; Tennessee
and Georgia, II. G. Whitaker, New Mar
ket, Tenn; Texas, J. G. Degrees, Austin;
Utah, j. T.. Hudson, Ogden; Vermont, A..
A. Smith, West Randolph; Virginia,
Richard Bond, Fortress Monroe; WASH
ington Territory, Eugene VI. Baxter; West
Virginia, Joseph A. Ankle, Wheeling;
Wisconsin, Earl VI. Rogers, Niroqua.
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quantity OF silver was stored in one cor
ncr Of the express car, which the robbers
undertook TO carry along, but owing TO its
great weight, and, also, no doubt, to the
fears that they were probably delaying too
long, they were reluctantly compelled to
leave il behind. SO far as learned no pas.
senges were maltrcatcd, and, having de-
liborately secured their booty, they took
to the mountains, disappearing MS sud
denly us they had come upon the scene
As yet the details of the robbery are very
meager, though we are assured that there
were no casualties. The whole transac.
ton did not occupy three minutes, and
those on the train were 50 completely sur
priscd thai no attempt at defense from the
robbers was made.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
An Express Wagon Thief Steals Cloak
and Is Collared by an Officer.

An Express Wagon Thief Steals a Cloak
and is Collared by an oficer.
Charles Meyer, an artistical looking
German, who came from Cincinnati TO this
city, has been doing pretty lively bust
ness since his arrival by following up ex-
press and delivery wagons, and when they
stopped for the driver to deliver package
he (Myer) would slip bundle out of the
wagon and make way with il. Yesterday
morning while Officer Wilder was standing
in front of the Gayoso hotel an express
wagon, containing several packages, drove
up and the driver got out to deliver one OF
them. No sooner was his back turned
than the man Meyer, who had evidently
been following the wagon, snatched a bun
die from IL and started on a run down the
street Officer Wilder had a descrip-
ton OF the man, who had been
depredating 10 extensively on the express
wagons, and fortunately observed this one
as he was passing along. SO, when Meyer
turned to run, he fell almost into the oifi-
GERS arms. II was u dead sure case, and
Notwithstanding the protests OF the thief,
the officer took him 10 the police station
and locked him up. Meyer was seen in
his cell, and states that he left Cincinnati
several weeks ago. lie came down the
river to work on the levees, but was taken
sick and came here. lie refused 10 say
anything about himself further than that
he had stolen the goods, rs stated by OIL
Ger Wilder, and he reCkoned he'd have to
suffer for it. lie is evidently profess
sional sneak thief.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald this
morning prints three column letter from
Eureka Cal, in regard TO gigantic tim
Der land steal. The correspondent states
That foreign syndicate is operating in the
Redwood district, Of Which Eureka is .hc
center and that II has already gobbed up
$4,000 acres Of the finest redwood forests
in the world. The correspondent says:
"Of all the numerous robbcrics Of the gov
eminent of the United States which have
diseiaccd the western and Pacific slope
States during the past two decades, not one
has possessed the monumental ear marks
OF unblushing fraud to n more startling de-
gree than the one about TO be related.
For rugged pictupsqucncss Of roguory the
California Redwood company's robbery is
unique
lie then goes on TO tell how the Caliior-
mia Redwood company was organized in
Edinburg in 1889.
Tho directors were Sir George Wauendor,
Bart; i. u. |. Blythe, Edinburg Thomas
Nelson, Edinburg Patrick Stirling, Of Kip
pendawie; William John Mcnzics Edin-
burg, and X. Bruce Johnston, Edinburg.
The gentlemen, who supplied or con.
irullcd the capital, had the power 10 add 10
their number six other directors according
10 discretion. James u. Walker, an En-
glishman OF San Francisco, was chosen
president. Charles II. King, Of San Fran
cisco, and David Evans, Of Eureka, were
created general managers. A number Of
notorious land sharks were hired by the
company and sent 10 Eureka. and they
soon had the plans perfected for the great
fraud.
The headquarters Of the gang was in a
back room Of the tough gin shop Of Cor
don Barnum, local sport, whose cstab-
lishment wis the resort Of the rough float
ing population of the Pacific slope now
seaport. Three blocks away from BAR
NUNS saloon was located the United
States land office. The AREA Of land
sought by the cOnspirators was ~ vast
that small army Of men was required 10
20 through the forms Of entering and
proving, ~ required by the laws in the
United States IN the disposal Of the public
domain. Ii was necessary % obtain ioul
hundred persons who were willing 10 ait
IN the fraud knowingly or unconsciousll
through ignorance of the meaning Of the
statement each would be- called on 20 take
The sum fixed by the Redwood company
as the maximum price WIS 500 For thai
laliry sum men were to be called on q
10 To- the land Office and make statement
that The land they entered under the bcnc
fccnt and literally generous laws oI
Uncle sam was for their individual ~,
and occupancy. As soon as the entry WI
made the men were escorted 10 the head
quarters Of the syndicate where the Ian,
was transferred to the "Canny Scotch
men"
Thusit was that the chapter Of Grim,
WIS completed and the raid on 6i,OOI
acnas II growing timber among the mos
valuable in the world was finally consum
mated.
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IIonkIn., Trial.

CNciNNAri, o., Jan. 1.-THE Hopkins
trial was made mp almost altogether Of the
cross examination Of J. W. lloyt, the bro
ker through whom Hopkins gave orders
for spccula,ions In Chicago wheat for lIar-
per. The court admitted the record of the
conviction Of T. l.. Harper M evidence.
Broker lloyt said he had several accounts
ior Harper, designated by letters, and said
that Hopkins told him Harper didn't want
Il known that he was specializing, yet
Hopkins never gave lloyt an order with.
out consulting Harper Some laughter
was produced when lloyt said that when
be was asked 10 10 10 Chicago on June 10
he was told Il was by order Of the Pope.
lie explained that the name was used 10
designate llarper.
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Pmt,prirniA, Pa, Jan. ll.-Thc
Disastrous effect Of both the irainmcn's
AMI tho miners strikes upon the coal
traffic Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading Rail.
road company can BE- seen At q glance In
the following statement giving the coal
tonnage lor the past four weeks Week
ending December ", l7O.2JB tons: De
ccmbcr -, 1881 tons. December "a. AZ,
81 tons, January I, 30,G13 tons. The
dccpasc lur the past week, compared
with the corresponding week ui last year,
was GbGii tons.
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Reports Denied.

SAX FusNusoo, Cal, Jan. ll.-Carlos
NHgoycn, managcrci Marquis Del Campas
liuc Of steamships, running between this
city and Ccntml American ports denies
the reports published yesterday that the
steamers had been Withdmwn and the
enterprise collapsed. lie SAYS steamers
will be- run ~ usual, and that the present
delay h owing 10 repairs vessels are under.
going, high price Of coal aud the fact that
instructions have been received to hold
steamers until the Central American coffee
crop "a ready for shipment
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r. H. w. GOODWIN,
LOCAL NOTICES.

KNpuxG- Williams & Co. 3 saw.mill.
MDrns Steam Laundry, 22i Second 81.
u. II. BALpwiS & Co, dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street.
PunE and white ~ the flower whose
name u bcar up the biscuits raised by
Lily baking Powder.
DrAN * lIttN CoFFEE AND SricE Co.
FAnN llANps furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. win deliver
families NJ the lowest possible rate For
particulars address PEG WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent VI. q l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
l.. o. BoX No. 2d6.
Miss CAuRlE VI. KEATrS0, teacher Of.
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach.
ING NJ the muric.hOusc Of ID. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give q ire scholarship for the last five
months oi the session rs a reward 20 the
pupil having the best record up To Fcbru-
AIRY Tor diligcnt study andtho highest dc.
gree Of perfection.
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men.,cr IrrInn,lnr Cana,.

f. PAso, Tex, Jan. li.--A movement
Is on foot in western Texas and southern
New Mexico 10 secure federal aid, II pos.
siblc, in building monster irrignting canal
from 200 10 80 miles long, for the purpose
oi retaining vast tracts Of land that are
now arid wastes. II is proposed TO start
the canal at point ON Die Rio Grandc
above "Jamado del Murio," in New
Mexico, and carry IL along the high land,
oi the Rio OrHndc valley ~ FAR below II
Paso ~ Il is found practicable. The federal
government viii I've asked ior a subsidy In
the form OF grant Of land ON the ground
that such canal would bring on the mar.
ket large tracts Of land that are now worth.
lees. \ conference OF cilizcns Of III Paso
aud delegates from southern New Mexico
was held here yesterday, and II Is prob.
able that ode or murc representatives will
he cent soon 90 further the plan.
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Mn. II. II. CLAHK having purchased the
Jockey Club stables, rs Monroe street, cor
nor Third telephone 1907, has stocked the
same with a full line Of horses aud mules,
which he olIcn the public at prices that
cannot fail 10 please. Boardinga speciality.
DR.. Smith, the well known veterinary sur
gcon, has removed his Office 10 this stable,
and will hold himself in readiness 10
answer promptly all calls, day or night.
Reeihencc 23n Union.
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TRAIN HELD UP.
A Bold Robbery Committed on th'
Mexican Central Railway.

McNicnn Contrn halfway,
Ii PAso, Tex, Jan 1.-THE Mexican
Central passenger train due here this
morning WIS held up about 300 miles
south Of II Paso by a band Of robbers.
The train had stopped at a watering sta
ton at the base Of the mountains, aud Just
AZ the engineer was about 10 open the
throttle valve eight men suddenly made
their appearance out Of apiece Of woods
skiriing the track. Two OF the thieves
covered the engineer and fireman with
their revolyon. Two others proceeded TO
the express car, and the balance "a.
toned themselves NJ the doors Of the two
coaches and terrified the passengers NJ
completely that NO effort was made 10 save
the express agent, Who, in defending the
valuable property Ia his car, was being
roughly handled. The robbers were said
90 b. Americans, aud were armed 10 the
teeth. They finally succeeded In quoting
the express agent and secured consider.
able sum OF money Ia gold aud In Mcxi.
can aud American bills. Quite lnrp
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Merchant. rahing AN Interest.

rorrsvLLr, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE most
important action in the strike situation
to-day was the formation Of a committee Of
the leading merchants Of Po,tsvillc and
surrounding towns Ia waite upon President
Cofhin nnd urgc ma arbitration. President
Corbin has tclcgraphcd his willingness to
gi,c them nn audience nj III
o'clock tomorrow morning. Chair.
man Davis, Secretary Magg and
one or two Others 81 the Joint committee oi
the miners aud knights left for Philadcl.
piia tai. afternoon, ostcnsihly 10 attend
the meeting II the nights Of Labor
general executive board, bat incidentally
NJ Il il limited Ia interview Presidents Cor.
lin aud kcim. Al the individual
operators shipped over the Reading road
arr nov ut work with three or four ox.
CcpiiOns.
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FUN FOR THE PUBLIC TODAY.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.

In large house like oun, crowded with
goods, many things arr lost sight OF during
the rush OF business We are often sur
prised at the revelations Of stock taking,
and today We will SURPRISE the public win
bargains eclipsing our own eiiOr,s hereto
fore. Nothing more iorcible can be said.
FIRST About 30 long and short Cloaks,
Nowmarkels, Beaded Jackets, etc.
Some were once sid rs high rs 30 10,
Others ut so W and 80 W, the
WHOLE LOT TODAY ST ~ 90 EACH.
SECOND: 100 dozen Ladies' Fancy Color,
Zephyr Knit jersey Vests, sold up TO
\ thus day at 81 % aud ~ %, today you
can have them at zoe
AND zoe EAcu-JUsr HALF.
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The DC Table T. ~ Wonder.

Magnolia Pitchers. i-Quart Pans. Candle
Sticks, Flower rois, Walters, Brooms,
e., Fruit lloNls, Imported Tumbler, Meat
Dishes, Decorated Plates and Pitchers,
Molas.rs Pitchers, Towel Racks, Vegetable
Dishes. Bakers Dishes and 90 other indis-
pcnsablc household articles, each al o., all
worth &c aud 3jc.
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uo-ier, Aimos, Given Away.

Mems seamless Merino Hose l9c, worth
- 50a dozen.
Mems all Wool Hose 2ec, formerly 50 % a
dozen.
ladies' Solid Black Cotton Hose 2lc, re-
duccd from 3jc.
Childrcn's fine English Cashmere Hose
2jc, reduced from iSc.
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VIVA, ne VIII Buy To-day.

The following LOT OF utensils were found
In dark corner Of the cellar. We want to
clean out that corner, aud offer the entire
lot today ut &c ach. Here they are: Sugar
Bowls, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Can
Openers, Glass Mugs, Tooth Pick Holders.
Spool Baskets, Pickle Plates, Pie Pans,
Soap Stands, Jelly Dishes, Cream Pitchers,
ColOrcd Tumblcrs. Preserve Dishes, Pans,
Goblels, salt stands Dippcrs and 80 other
equally useful articles all for Sc each.
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Joseph Rebel, hotel proprietor In New
Albany, lud. was robbed Tuesday night Of
over SIS, 900 IN bonds notes, checks and
other valuable papers His house was en-.
tered by rear window and tho bonds,
etc, taken from drawer In q sidcboari,
where Rebel kept his valuablca. Between
y aud 10 O'Clock AIN. today, however, a
young negro man named Grant Walker,
Who was formerly IN inmate Of the house
OF refuge, was arrested, and the entire lot
OF stolen government bonds, ETC., were re-
covered.
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Attention. n. u. o..

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps
inflammation. swelling cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint ringbonc, windgall, cpl.
zootic scratches etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Eminent is a sure cure. The king Of
Linimcnts' il the universal verdict Never
fails 10 cure any nilmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 5Ocents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
1s3 Main street
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HELENA MERcHANrs KICK.
The L.. N. o. a T. Railway Owing IN,
City Some Trouble.


Special Dispatch IN the Appeal
llrLESA, Ark, Jan ll.-Thcrc has been
considerable righteous indignation aud
dissatisfaction manifested by shippers and
merchants over the arbitrary aud sense
less action 81 the officials Of the Louisville,
New orleans * Texas railway. They
Issued an order recently which directs that
on OH goods from points where they have
no agents the ircighls must BE- prepaid.
They have no agent here, nor have they
published their tariil changes. nor has any.
one herr any idea ~ to what their charges
ar'. This action has caused considerable
embarrassment In the business Oi our
merchants. II looks ~ u Il was a studied
attempt ON the part oi that mad % close
Helena out Of hCrtradc with those districts
lying on the Mobile 4 Northwestern rad.
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A. notion Counter To-day.

Be will buy Sperm Sewing Machine oil.
l3c will buy best Household Ammonia.
20 will buy English Brass Pins.
ljc will buy Whisk Bfooms in eases.
30 will buy White Toilet soap.
&c will buy English Steel Hair Pins.
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THE HAvERHILL ACCIDENT.
A Brokon wheel tho Cause OF the Dis
aster-A Victim Dies.

A Brokon Wheel tho Cause OF the Dis
astoria Victim Dies.
BosroN, Mass, Jan. ll.--General Man
agcr Furbcr, OF the Boston & Maine rail
road, was seen today with regard TO the
cause Of the disaster ut llavcrhill ycstcr-
day Mr. Furl,cr said that there can be
no doubt that il must be attributed 10 the
breaking Of wheel. An examination
showed that quite large piece was broken
from the ilangc Of the leading wheel on the
right side Of the fifth car, which was the
first ear to leave the track. This ear WIS
IN the rear Of the smoking-car, aud was
the ear which struck and overthrow the
walcr.tank. The piece missing from the
llangc Of the wheel is nearly twenty inchU,
IN length. The cause OF the brcnkagc was
doubtless flaw in the casting which could
not bc detected upon the surface Of the
iron. The wheels Wcn inspected nj BOs-
ton before the departure of the train and
again nj Lawrence. There is slight curve
just before the bridge is reached, and a.
soon m the broken wheel struck the curve
Il glidcd oil the track. Mr. Furbcr thought
that the loss to the property Of the com.
pany would he about 1000.
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Flower baskets Must Go.

Hour indcs,rlctihlc Flower Baskets for
decoration marked down 10 less than half.
These sold heretofore ior - 80
WILL ~ SOLD TODAY At n %.
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Gen. Fremont Ii..o,.,,.

los ANUuos, Cal, Jan, ll--At ycsler.
days meeting OF leading citizens, Mayor
Workman presiding, q WIS resolved to
tender Gen Fremont a public reception
on January n. his seventy fifth birthday.
In Difference 10 his well known wishes ON
such matters, u was decided 10 make thi.
affair essentially informal. There will bc
no banquet. A fund In Frcmonts behalf
was started by a subscription Of 81 900 by
Mr.. Freeman.
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The Dead Number Ten.

HAvERuiLt, Mass, Jan. ll.-Dcnnis
shannahan, who was terribly injured in
the water tank.housc at the time Of the
accident yesterday, died at the hospital
this morning. lie was thirty ycars old
and unmarried. The family supposed 10
he Mr.. and Mn. Goodwin aud child
proved 10 be- George y. Cole, wife, aud
i've years old child, who wcc On route
from l,ockdale, Mass, 10 KenncbunkpOft,
on visit. Mr. aud Mrs 4. l.. Goodwin
were wounded, and are at the hospital,
comfortable. The dead has reached the
number IT ten.
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10 gather pearls from Oceans vases
Diycfs 70 down w divers places.
bui vt our inOulhs Of STRAINS and bays,
NO paris do Asian swimmers raise
like those IN hsaulyS mouth that shine
Made By the ZOLoDoNr divine.
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4 man named Albcrgatic quanclcd with
his wife at his home In Beaufort county.
). g., aud, becoming inccnscd, hurled hcr
In large fire, burning her fatally. lie
WAS arrested.
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TnE fnt shipment Of lump coal from
the new mines on the Kansas City, Mem
phis & Birmingham railroad arrived yes.
icrday, and Is pronounced the best coal
ever received In Memphis for steam or
CRATES r. VI. Patterson & Co., 21S Second
street, are the agents. Price 45c per bar
rcl dcliNcNd.
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MISS FNXNir May has returned. and can
be found at her studio, 81 Madison street,
on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nom
Dam. 60 3 n. IN.
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n REMOVED ny TuE rsE oP COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Dumetts flayoring extracts arc the
host
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TnK annual meeting q the stockholders
oi tho Kansas City Land company Is
hereby called at the oflicc Of the company
In the city Of Memphis, on Monday, Feb
ruary Z, 1898, for the purpose Of clccting
directors aud for action upon any other
business that may como before the meet
ing. \. II. WnIrE, Secretary.
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Ar,uGAv IN new silk plush parlol
suite NJ 223 Elliott.
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Woop nursing and ManA.lin TO aid nature,
VIII aauIcdly bring most patients 10 health.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-12

On. EDWARDS has removed his Office 10
27b Main street, next pair Of steps north
from old Office steps.
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Tnr stock Of fixtures Of the Star Cloth
ing House was bought by the en,erprising
firm Of !. Goldsmith 4 Bros. See their
card In ioday's i1sue.
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RmrNArisu il caused by Tactic acid In
the blood, which Hoods SaHaparilla neu.
iTalizcs, and thus curcs rheumatism.