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5lfaErzr0zr. Ia, Nov. p a T. Thomp-
sou % Benton. Ia. snd yosng Moore. =
travelling man from s.. Louis, gnarreie3
Al the TeNaFkana dcp0f 1sst night, sud
Moore shot Taampson. iaa.eting danger
ons wounds, sheu rrfusd the weapon and
saoi himself Ia the head. Both met sill
probably die. The quarrel wRs caused by
Mnare charging Th0mpssr with Carrying
GA q correspondence with his t8ecTe'sl
vile
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THE LEAGUE sor DEAD.
The Agent Of y Rich PhiIanthroPist
Tenfifea.

IaEDaN. NOv. a--Ths examination OF
witnesses from County Kerry was conttn-
aed az the session of the Farlf commits.
sion to-day isoaard, agent Of the tsfi Of
kenmare said the leagne was A. active -
ever. he Thoroughly disagreed with The
statement Of Hsiious. that The lesFne vas
4 thing Of the past. Fprraeflf VII etni1
hs executed ~ The sheriff with ne ale -
f5sr r,oljeernen. i,ls cow 30 soldiem were
rsauireG. since $50 ghT Earl Of Kenmafe
hsa expended III 20 IN improvement q
tae rsfase. Ills blil for iaiar DOW
amounted % Izl0 weekiy. Oniy srfh reaa
were fskan from poor tenants - thff
eguid afaYd 20 give witness did net seek
20 Coiieet rent from pefsofzA bi1o wa nen
ger. and the Law was nesef eh ehlofcss
sxsirsf .rnaufs 81 tsas class. Adlvurned
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wn. O'Brisn Furiowsiy Asssiis th~
Parneii GensDisxson-

Dg-sffw. Nos. p Uaits@ ittt1Sa me.ss ..,'...
a fariolls afssrk "a TIE fsrne5 eosn n ss'.sa
f5esuse - tae bsAYy tns f1ayeHxS 1.-- ss..
FI9a-d Hkrrinztan- 10 says tnas ~ sfs,..s -.
q ls guilty of confempt % ~. 49, -
ssefRsn tfosa caszHeburE On tps @'A
ftfbea rssisrssss TIE shsfEts ll.n.lf "a
~. < ~ ssriiasl asAaBst tAe ooiii',l .s.....
ara sssefss fiAf the EoFefn.ereA "-''~
s.,-fstss,ss. a A. sfate. has paid mem
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Lewis l. ciIrnan's Addition,
Lynch g. Shields Addition,
BagIey's Orient Addition.

All near Jackson street Cable road. foSloo
IN Size aud CLEARED. SEQ To sc0 each.
There has already commenced along the
Hne o. the new cable bead wh&; win be
THE GREATEST BUILDING BOOM
Seattle has ever seen. People viii not
climb even few blocks up our steep hills
on foot when they can avoid Il by living
on cable line Hundreds OF hoinC
builders and landlords have already con
traeted for from oae TO twenty houses each
along and near Min aad Jackson ssTvets.
such building movements greatly aud rap
idly increase values.
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Sa~ FRANCISCO. N9v. E2-Tae jay IN tas
rs-feli murder ease eEs been oat since
,sedaeSt&v aud Is stil HaAnir % agree.
rae fury - reported a. standing Il 20 ! fa-
eouxictiun of mnrdeT Ia fhe fTst degree.
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Nehra.ka nanker. Ah.rantl

OMAHA, NOV. "A special 10 the Bee
from Valparaiso. Neb., says the hank AZ
that place closed This afternoon The pro-
prie;ors, r. seoviIie aud a. A. Cf0fts. Sied.
leaving many debts nnsaiisaed. A. near
a. can be asceriained this ereuing The liza
hilitles Of the bank viii reach t2oo.n1e
II developex that SeoTiile has sisgred
mAny oi the notes payable 20 the bank BY
raising the figures ou thcm Both he aud
Croits borrowed extensively FROM their
friends before leaving
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THE sIssoS ESTATE
The win of the Famous Californian
Placed ON Esecsrd.

Sks Francisco, Nov. 22-The viii Of
Bert ". sisSon- disposing % an estate
valued a. about f4QG gtsi. was fled for pro-
hate to-day. Joseph Il SisSon and Milo
H Bafks are named as executors Ihs,
deeezsesz was Eeli-kn0ga resident of
san Francisco, aud Al one fIE.ae senior
member Of the old fiym Of sisSen, Crocx
4 Go. He died a. Byron spiuZs On the
18th inst. One half The estate goes 70 the
widow the other half 20 the children.
Joseph, william, Cyrus and Albert, In
equal shares, excepting shares Of stock In
certain eo-po-ators. The executors are
made trustees Of ali the stock owned by
him in the Jersan Valley stock Co. and
OREGON stock and BDschering Co. 70 hsid
untli the youngest son. Albert, is Is years
os age then 10 be divided equally araaug
the children or their heirs
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sp.eial Police for Chinatown.

sAN FRsxgIsoo. Nov Z2-The Chinese
SIX Companies are contemplating t5e or
gsaiKAtlon Of a private police force Of a
white uscn to patrol Colsas0Nn snd pre-
vent hfehhiudsr aafragss A .nn8 Is - ss
raised by subscription from smong The
chtusse merchants % dcfrAs the expenses
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Gen. NiIe. al HI. New Pest.

SsS FEAScIsoo. Nov. 2..-fssn- Nelson
A. Niles. the new commander % the Divis-
ION of The Pacific. sfTisesi frofa Los AGeeles
this afternoon. lie wss accompanied BY
bis aid de-csmps, Lfeats Gaiewood and
TaurnV
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MILLIONAIRE DuSsMurn WINS.
The Victoria Times" Beaten In the
Libel Suit.

Dunsmuir was awarded 500 damages in
his suit Egsinsi the Ttnes Publishing Co.
for libel. The verdict carries the costs
The TiBses charged DunSmnir With having
secured moneys ihr0agh bis position as
president OF the executive council 20 build
private roafs 70 the nines.
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It is generally best 10 buy In n locality
which from Its natural advantages must
eventually increase greatly in value, but
which Is al present low priced, because un
improved itself and because Of lack OF
transportation and other facilities. Among
the investments Of this class which we
Offer are Hlawaiha Park and Hazelwood
additions. Our one and Eve acre tracts in
HiGwaiha Park are offered at retail at
prices. viz;
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p.a,b OF a mon,.ua JournaI..t.

HELENA. Nov. 22-J. 5. Diekerson died
here this morning Of pneumonia lie was
a native Of Illinois and about a years old
He studied law ia the Office OF Preside at
elect Harrison, was = noted stenoxrsphsr,
and held editorial positions on iadianapo-
lis. 81 Panl. and Montana pspers, as vel
a. being for some time -. Paul agent Of
the Associated Pres
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Wav~aSvllLE SaT----2 Arthur Atter.1-e,
sgavnr Of this fosTH fog the fsasf SIX years.
aissl 10 azy Mr Af;sridsss Rss En Irish
sasn aad nan II 4a- Literary sifs u'iseaia.
Al one time be Ezs sccrets-T % Aet'aftT
fa.ar-rlr,. IL ne haaaa AE eorn raaAs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23

DETaoTr. Nox. - -Toe of4cial caEYzss
0f ths vote q Nichirkn gives HsFrisou
psaralify of = 80. Tte total uumbEr -
votes cas-; Was f75 20. a. increase 81 sssst9
over four yeafs asn. divided a. f3liaNs;
Ha-rlssu -ss.s73 Cleveland 2l4,e3i. F.sE
q ~. ssretfgr a54k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23

wasHINsToS. NoF. :. .-Nles Preside
elect Merton was n TIE esEy to-day su-
spectnz a sArEe apsrIsas snt-house which
be Is baIidiur "a Iae site Ct his former
residence herr Nr szss The time 81 his
xisii - tseu. Harrison - net settled. Il
sii. 0e arranged % sC5s ts5s a parties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23

Los ASGELEs, Nov l2-Frank Robinson.
= ho was shrt by q stranger late last night.
died al oclock This morning. Taree mel
were PLAYING poker a. the time. aud the
stranger bad lost heavily when he drew q
revolver and frs3 several shots one bail
entering Rohinsoss's : groin. The nan ihe1
ya IA -rrss=f hfS fSs.af.s
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CAUTION

Requires yoa before investing in real estate
10 consider the general principles Of sgeh
investments aud 10 investigate our claim
TO giving the
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GEORGE 5. KNIGHT VERY ILL,
Going the Way Of Mccullough and
Hartley Campbell.

very III az Orange, y J., il suffering from
paresis. apparently from the same causes
which resulted In the death ef John Nc
Cuilougb aud BARLEY Campbell aua which
have prcstrated Tony Hiatt. He arrived
frosa Los Angeles l9days ago. lie may die
any day OF hour.
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A Lecture by e.-PrssIaent Hayes.

CHICAGO. Nov, e2-Ex President Ruth
erford Z. Hayes vas greeted tonight By an
audience which packed FArwell bah 10
sufiecatioD. The ez-i resident vas the
guest of the state board of charity, aud his
address 70 night was ga Prison Reform F.
Hr. HAYES explained the aims ~ the Ma
ilousi Prison Reform Association At the
core Esiau of the speech be received an
ovation from Grand Army Inen present.
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fSpfAHkroL1s, Nos. z1-Pri fafe sarfe-
txrg HalfOrd formally entered upon his
new dufies to-day, and occupies oesk In
ihe Nb-ary Immediately 20 ths right Of the
large table where she pTssidsrt-eiecf
worsS Both Nsre busily engaged through
oas the day with accumulated CORES
r.rrae-ses
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DrElsos. NsF- ga-Oflecgx aftur MoE
thzke ID the Caocfaa cation Elcec71sd "a
oyerhsailisx aHG kiiii1z cesgefsoo ksG'-
rsl.si o be Joan h4sbeF. OBS u {hG es4e.
hfafef eqsea Karg The mE1 had Eilize
al Irsssu stsi va wLsacf f1r s-e1nFsc'
Ira L rsHefra
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Greatest Value for Your Money

That you can obtain IN Seattle.
Real estate investments may be divided
into two classes; LIST, Those intended for
long holding and. 2d, Those intended for
quick turns
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THE vANoouvKH CABLE.
IaausntiaI Australians and eana-
dlans Indsrse the Project

LONDON. Noy. z. - eeEfereDce Of inns.
satial AnstFAiisss ana Cansdian. Eaa esss 80
10 day ~ Donald Hmith Frsalaed I1-
quesii0n Of iAyias q eahie from ~ =. -. ~.
10 AustrailA % touch es Hawai- fhnhlns M
lslaads. samoa. vi and Ssw ltA snns = - =
4, urea TIE imperial gesernnent p ssy
taorf TIE project II VA sid ne tAfla -. =.
tWeep Pnriand ard Australia ~ fnis Hvats
Eo7li - f0ar shiIiines peK Wcfs.
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THE FRENCH gEPUBLIC.
From an English Standpoint it
Ser4ns tn TofsRr.

NEw T0EK. Sov. "a London special
70 the T5Esss SAYS During the past two
days there has been curious consensus
of uplu5aa tdst the French republic j. ia a
desperate strait and that ifs CO SnfzN =
if1 lnInent Several EBgiish radicals of re
pErc hsre expressed nosf decided views
on fhe subject. oet oi w hieh sort Of sesre
vas generated here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23
THE SMALLPOX soouEaE.
One Death and Two New Cases In
Fortlard-

foEE-ASn. NeT- "a frfena cf the Cas-
para fszily. nazaeS Andersen, Who vas
rcoziag wifh them. aIF=3 Of srnarpsx
this sfscrno~z- There are th-ee raore
raenee<x Of this family Gown ui.h the
drsaa disease snd al are likely % die.
Two Rev eases Of Supposed smallpox
" re reuo-1Vss sgsaaw
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( BALTTNoEs, Nnv. News has reached
Z THIS city Of 40 sugs4 rr1~lt tetsecu euKa-
z her of boais owned b. ualaNfai drSdEsrs
aud g state police siooP. ln which a sF-gfo
named Casts wzs shot nnd falaIly E8nnd-
i 81 TIE Gght Was very lively for several
harirs The police Herr driFea OF
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BLEW HIS BRAINS eur.
Terrible Accidental Shooting a
Krowasyflge 0r~w.n

Brownsville. Oregon.
SALEM tor. ! Sov. 2-Bruwnsyii,e. linn
eourty. was yesterday ffas scene Of a sseck-
Ing accident By which PhiIip wakes. azesi
= years. net his destA- IA company win
James Driver be hsd beea oaf hunting
Returning 70 Brownsville they stepped in
store 70 chat while. Young Walker ; "a
q double ezrreles shotgun IN his band,
and in hnrriesily sitting doHa fn a chais
the han1aerz ci the gun were caught IN
the chair bottom and raised 70 q half-cock
aad released
The gsn Was discharged. BosA charges
entered bis neck on the left side, eosninx
On; AZ the top and hack of his head Death
was the immediate resEis, as his brains
~cze 1sswa ssoas his bead az sssfeA frarn
the gaping wound
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PALMER LEAVES TuE C. a. II.
The Order Worked Against the
Brave Soldiers Election.

CAlCAGo, Nov. PA Springfield. lis.
special 70 the Assrg says John NJ Palmer
tonight formally withdrew from the Graad
Array Of the Rspabde. The reason for this
step given by Gen. Palmer is hat the order
was uS.d against him during the reeen.
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. uiu-r cru.hes. !. neash.

sAEuar Ezauu. * n, Nov. Z1-sEza
Nlex--oan. a SWesse. Esk Yes7erdzy cTus slsai
- death IN TIE AEsac eo4A mins - ga inP
b. . TansS u fsrk fAiguE ca Ria lie
,esvss srsIs ard iulr snail cs.ta4rez-
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eEg NaHE. E9r. - - me l'Aseisi4
yss-lss vent l-.ta sess "a u.la e.1sCa fee1s
as 10 o-rloek O. Ar4r ne eaa11 557ee fsilfs
a.. rsvsssass 81 Us atsiu5
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trucksa. Ear. a--Ebe ~ eHl5g tor1aea
E.-fsssl sahtsata tull uaet se-e 1ts
nsa b wss ea4 t1 E1i4 2 -.
s5paat re-saa j re iaterast 81 so
- q esas-s E-re AZ Sss1lrgioa Hcesztief
IL - ~
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rg.ws.as Ssv aa-A&tFes irosa rsisae
- fssf asfsfoa1s stiiawers ali@fAsN :
.l-i,-T. fl5td - nehsssH.k q IA51ssssS -
al Ara ~ ne en- fBsr a. cnY.ifssss ssa. =.
1870 = sfsTr swo saTs' kFhslng- MAnf
NHrs4
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Denth ola brilliant Irishsaaa.

SAN FRASCIsCa, ScY. G2--flree Chinese
who arrived here GA feessisy oH iAe Isaz-
tf..A frozz sss-fle Eers Feiessea fa3s after
n1.sn ty order % Collector HeEeF.
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All the Profit

Arising from them. A cable road is as
sure to go out Madison street as the sun
Is TO shine, and as soon as it does so Hazel
wood lots will be worth 500, aud viii keep
on advancing from that price.
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ra-Da,s. Wrathrr. Hain.

sAs FEAScF-ea. S0e. iatliczsiors ftr
"a hozrs sor Oregon aud y zshlsgsoo assEs-
rurv. E4zn. variable winas. seDersify
s0SsiherIy- Eezrsy siszie8sEy ssnS<rEtafr-
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Some attention has been given to the
question Of the probable loss or iestruc-
ton Of paper currency. bat without any
very definite result. A table Is given show
ing the course OF redeinptions Of the frat
issae OF legal tender notes. Gath the notes
are called in by the government or some
other cause brings them 10 the treasury
the loss from destruction must be mere or
less matter OF conjecture. most care
full estimate, from data at hand. places it
al per ceat or less, according TO the de-
nomination.
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fsvree Mo- u --fzarr rEte1 ititsis.1 =
..ssssir,- a. rless 81 fhe eeafnissAeA y
.ss1.,s- flse sI.s n Gsf1 Ba4eA was @ssssas%
.srs.s ti-a FsstcflisY
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Investments for Quick Turns,

For this class Of investments property
In localities which have already had the
advantage OF public Improvements Is hes,
adapted. oi this kind We Offer lots In.
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EtEzINGEEs NOV. @z.--firs A2s eestrgf ea
DE pRsincss rzrr of Fa'k ar2e<e Ciit, HeT-
cs~s3r eonztF. The los is zrsfis tass.sAs-
No hxes Mszs lost
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MIS- XoEE, Nov. 2z-Diou 8oEcieszss =
saEersng sTora EkenmEtie goz-. ana = Is
believed he cannot recover.
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f.,.ezt.ssr1 Nae. z -l.t.-.r.cs = Eee1 SD
! slrsea ~ seAllle are - ~ esi1.
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We oGsr lots 25xI2O feet in
Haxelw ood dditIon

Al so per lot We defy you to nud any
,her lots within the city limits for this
price, They are few blocks north Of
Madison street. are but p miles from the
postoalce, and lie well The reasons you
can buy them for this price are that the
land was bought when much lower than It
Is ROW, that the lots are not cleared. that
the land ia the immiaiate vicinity is not
settled. and that there Is as ye; no cable
out Madison street Ion buy bsiere these
improvements are made aud so will get
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fsrrsN Nog = -~gaha HriEntNs - wess@ -
"a a.eusfaf, kas hrs esesiHk NM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14
uospIisbIe uemphIan., eree,Inr.

We have invited the world to attend our
pageant, Of which every Mcmphian. de-
spite the shortnoss Of time, shall bcproud.
Thousands Of strangers win flock to our
gates. We therefore command that parties
who can accommodate strangers shall send
their names TO Duke samelson, chief Of
bureau Of information, No. $40 Main
street. who will keep record for the ae-
commodation Of our guests and boarding
houses who wish TO receive the guests Of
the King and Memphis.
by tho King himself
MoMvs H., Rex.
Attest CouNr DR. NosEs,
Prime Minister and Cook.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14
ENTERTAINMENT
ORDERS OF THE GRAND oURo.

Attention,
His imperial highness, the Sublime
0uro, orders that the following named cit
liens report at the theater next Tuesday
evening at sis o'clock, to serve as chair.
men OF the subjoined committees.
TYruov.
Gen. Cotton Greene, chairman first floor
reception committee.
X. L. semmes chairman reception COM
mittee, second floor.
VIM. Bowles, jr., chairman Of dancing
committee.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Door-Geo. ii. latham, chairman.
Cloak-Rooms Nadies)-Col. II. b. Snow
den, chairman. Chairman OF gentlcmen's
cloak-room committee. y. NJ. Nelson.
RULES TO BE ENFORCED AND OBSERVED.
I. Doors Of the theater will be opened
promptly at $50 O'Clock on Mardi Gras
evening.
2. The curtain will not 20 up on the
tableaux earlier than $50 o'clock that
| evening.
3. In order TO enter the theater the small
| invitation card must be delivered at the
| door, aud the name OF the bona ide owner
must appear in ink on the same.
4. Tickets addressed 10 ono party cannot
be used by a second party.
.. All ladies' in full evening costume are
| entitled 10 seats on the first floor.
q. All ladies not in full evening costume
will be seated on the second floor until aft
or the tableaux, grand march and quadrille
Of the Memphi have been given, when the
lower floor will be thrown open for en-
trance 10 them.
Z. No lady wearing a hat bonnet or
wrap will be permitted 10 occupy scat ON
the iinst floor during the tabeaux. Ample
preparations have been made 10 take care
OF ladies' hats bonncts and wraps In the
thcater box office. Checks will be given
10 all depositing such articles there.
3. No reserved seats. "firt come,
iirst served" is the rule for seating tho
guests.
o. No invited guest will he allowed TO
onter the thoater by any other than the
front doors.
10. Gentlemen accompanying ladies who
are not entitled 10 seats on the ilrst floor,
may enter the second floor with the ladies'
whom they escort
II. Gentlemen who may he the escorts
Of the ladies' entitled to seats on tho first
floor will be placed ON the third floor until
after the tablcaux. when they can enter on
the iirst floor.
The different committees are enjoincd 70
enforce the above rules strictly.
by order OF tho ONO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second ST.
BRINKLEy LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
ID. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
aud organs. No. 2574 Main street.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
- Bcale street. Tel. 1855 for wagon to call.
PuRE and white as the flower whose
name IL bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN < LILLY COFFEE AND SPICE Co.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. VIII deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address PFC WILLIAMS, passen-
ger agent NJ. 4 l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
7. o. Box No. 230.
SPECIAL students will be received in any
department ut the IIigbee School, or to
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature. the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Miss CARRIE M. HEATING, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
ing at the music-house of ID. III. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give a free scholarship for the last five
months of the session rs n reward 10 the
pupil having the best record up TO Febru-
airy for diligent study andthe highest d.
gree Of perfection.
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MISSISSIPPI LEoIsLATuRE.
Proceedings OF tho House and Senate
Bills Introduced ana Passed.

ffoceedlngh OF inc houee ana ocnnto
Bills Introduced ana Passed.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Feb. l3.--tscnaic. i
House bill 10 amend the charter Of the
city Of Canton. Passed.
House bin TO prohibit sale Of spirituous
or malt liquors in i've miles OF the Decatur
high school. Passed.
House hin TO provide Tor the election Of
two consiablcs In each supervisors district
In Union county Passed.
House bill 10 make the Offices Of cotton
wcighcrs In the towns OF New Albany, In
Union county, and Pontotoc, IN PontotOc
county. elective.
Bills introduced and referred;
by Mr. Nelson; To prohibit sale oI
liquors within three miles Of stonewall In
stitutei TO Incorporate tho Chicago Con
struction company.
by Mr.. Guicc: To repeal an act 20 au
thorizo the supervisors OF Alcorn and Other
counties 70 pay the chRnccry clerks OF snid
counties for their services A. county audit
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had been removed from office in face Of
the fact that the management Of the Office
had been highly approved by the Post.
masterGoncral. Tho resolution went
over
The following bills were passed:
Appropriatine S500,000 for the construc.
ton Of u public building ut Portland, Ore.
Relating 10 lands in Colorado, lately oc-
cupied by the Uncompohgro and White
1vor Ute Indians.
For the relief Of A. b. Norton, posimas-
ter nj Dallas, Tex.
Adjourned.