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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-23
FAILURE DUE TO THE
MILLS BILL.

The Mills bill has already been
ihe direct cause of a 81, 600, 900
failure in San Francisco. William
T. Coleman IL Co., extensive deal
ers in California fruits, wines, sal
mon and borax, with large branch
houses in Chicago, st. Paul, Kan
sas City and New York, depended
upon the sale of borax properties
to enable them to fulfill large con
tracts. The Mills bill placing borax
upon the tree list appeared IN time
TO prevent the sale, and the firm,
Notwithstanding it was solvent, had
to 60 to the wall. The Mills bill
also places fruit upon the free list,
and if it should pass 1t would be
certain to ruin q firm with large
purchasing contracts out. The
Coleman failure will interfere very
seriously with the markets of the
farmers and fishermen OF the Pacif-
ic, which were not very good, and
will now be a great deal worse.
The wool crop of the south west and
California is 10Y ready to market,
but the free wool clause of the Mills
bill hangs over 1t with a demand
tor % per cent. off or no sales.
This is traditional Democracy, and
the people will have a chance to ex-
perience Just a little of it before the
next presidential election, even If
the Mills bill is not passed. Bling
hamton Republican.
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No. 422.
APPLICATION PoK A PATENT.
U. s, LAND OFFtCr.
LAS (RuCLs, y. NJ.
- I'm

c r.,Nn pyrf,r
Las CRucIs. 4. NJ.
NJ IN isss
~
nuniCh ~ nFrcny t's'n' ,hat "hhaM
hntsl; NhSse post 0rnce hun,1's - " .Ite
Oa@s. Lincoln Iounty, trrruoty OF Ne" NeH
100 nas tnls nHy n.e1 rs hRi.l.s' vh l'r p
pntent Tor .o' I'ntnr ieet OF inc NJ o."
MN OF Velh u'HIi1S E2lI ~ "'otr inIIl''-
Ms, WIN surface eIuuhi ~ y ~ ~ iu
acres Of non-mincrsl aud sitr9tti 1" y INTO
IN, hIn'ss pl,t' ""nlt i,' p "o
Territory or NeN Eco. Aui '">irntic| '3
IN" Hsrl iotea ana 1l.tl Vi't o ii'
once as lots nuiAy"r' ~ An" .'tN dl tpr Ole
enip ., H3uta ot tHuss ! G'S' ~ Ne" " Nt."
Lode neing rs f@oiioFsl 20 "
.bsEinning AZ corner. No i q SAN HicrN "'1
lS'+ inches markcu iI0+ whence ". 4
section seeuoH . tp;o' p r. ~ tirl ~ ~ D..
n, ptar9 NJ - ~ " H:l-'' lSt' O.. t"lt
corner no: =, survey no. "ot' corner 80 u
snrNoy No, 'oT' tnu c9i'ci ~; ntuJF'y-
No' Wi u nSafs n " H.5
sets distsRt thencr n. ~ W: yarintIol x
es : so Icet lnlersecl - ING surrey no
iut D. 81 ~ %" % 20 G. w Iect from cor
ier 80. tlF,r9t is-ie l'"L iitgiAeet ~
IN" survey .No.i5t a. n % %. - i'et lfoinl
norn.r No. 4thereoi q 10 t"es in. raeet -
nne survey 90 az n; ri1 ".o'i TOT troNi cor
hrr go 'tc'op', ~ it9l I'D = l'l''-' ,"ti"f'
OorhNf ~ "a 2tAa, h'p' j.Aii' i"'l't'
n'hrktH W - '"4. \ whence " 'ntivf
Sl'i' 80 ! Nv'ls eot- "O' r. ~ - "''.~l''
tat-e Ietl To CDrNrr No. =, 90 - me rWlrcf
Z taciC0l thcnce s ~ 10 g. ,3.i&'t,l To- o
alo"s ilne 6NrNef 70 .@1 l"' i'Nt 70 COZ.
l,cr 40 > 'aud3lChcdiHlf 81 hl'a"t.-"cA %,
''ol a ; t.rhce 60 @ Far"tii"h /" 2 ~" -
% corner 10: u grant" Nlot' "lth' l'''
vs' hHrkyu f''Vt tnelc' ~ ~ 7" 'frH.
non ~ % T. ~ leeti 20 colnNf TO p'NcS q
n,eHluullS' MaEtltllt tI'"'ol = % 10
''Tb - ton'a aF iRs 1,'t" Ts s ,ut.d &, th..
Rccor ier's once OF Lincoln County, NV
Mexico. in Book ",J.' uy.c "a. a.d tOOk +.
page 2@i OF Mining Roc jrds.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-06-23
THE BALD-IlEADED MAN.

1III 10 DILD AhAAANs
You ask if there is place on top Of the
earth
Where charity dwsllcth and bears its true
worth;
Where mercy and kindness are locked
hand in hand,
And PHYS tears fall at the slightest com
mand,
| tell you there is, and find it YOU can,
If you'll only apply to
The ald-headed man!
Does he loaf2 Does he swearl Does he
aheat2 Does he drink?
Is he greedy for gain, and false, do you
think?
Docs he gossip and tattle? Does he back
bite and hate?
Does he complain Of his luck both carly
and late?
Mo- our hero is built on a far different
plan
We commend to your hearts
The ald-hcaded mani
His virtues are many, his vices are few;
To his friends and companions he's faith
full and true;
He is frank and good naturcd-to please is
his pride.
And he is known for his usefulness both
far and wide.
So you will find him an earnest of lifc's
noble plan
THIS ubiquitous hero
The bald headed man!
Go to yon structure-the pride Of the
town,
Where the Judge sits in equity, with stern,
legal frown;
Where lawyers are plenty and clients are
few;
Where officials wait patiently for some
thing to do;
Step back from the railing, the crowd
closely scan,
There you'll find 'mongst the wiscst-
The bald-headed man!
Then go to yon church whose steeple so
high
Like an index finger points to the sky;
Gaze in on the occupants, bowed down in
prayer,
And note if you will, each worshiper
there,
And you'Il see at once in this Christian
The devout, the faithful
The bald headed man.
Rush to you playhouse, whose doors OPP
en- wide
To welcome the thronG of sight-seers in
side;
Where music is swelling and beating the
air.
Embracing the ears of the old, young and
fair;
Examine the rows Of seats if you can,
And you'n find up in front
The bald headed man!
SO the portals of Heaven will open wide
for one
Who has left no work that he could do
undonc;
Who has been patient in winter and fly
time as well
And took note of each lock as downward
it fell;
So Peter will smile, as the Gate-Book he'll
scan,
Then hand a free ticket to
The bald headed man!
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A CHANGE OF A

The Atlanta Constitution talked
very glibly about the benefits of
protection when Cleveland's mes
sage made its appearance, and it
seemed tor awhile that the Georg-
ians were disposed to put aside the
old issues and Join hands with the
men who are trying to promote the
prosperity OF the nation. The hope
was a short lived one. In a few
short months the politicians have
been ableto flop the paper and now
The Constitution declares that par
amount duty of sSutherners is to
remain solid. Their battle cry in
the coming campaign will be "The
solid south or bust"
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EiEiHi Sra Wonders exists 10 theusands OF
il0HE turm9, but are surpassed by thr
0AlIL moryC!s of invention. Those who
ave IN need Of profitable work that can he
zone while living at home should at ones sssI
heir addross tn Hallett & Co, Portland, lSius
ara receive free, full lnformHtirn how sithSr
ETf, or Hl nUeS, can earn from 81 to SIS Der
day ani upward wherever they live. VOW
arc "tartcd free. Capital not required. Some
have made over $50 in a single day at GaM
work. All succeed.
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DlntU v R%EwARpBB are those who f.vd
hitIH ;this ana thon act hcy wi
ltAOLA0I mud houOrNbls Snyiyy nral
that will not take them from Il ,ir hoysS
and is SMILES. The profits are large and .uta
for every industrious person msnv knv-
rpaoS and nro now making seyeral hundred
make rs and upwards per day. who is wllIsuY
10 work. Either eek, yUurP ~ q capitgl
not headed ; wa start on. EyotythirH new
No hpeoi"i ability required ; you, reader. eSR
tull particular which vi mail free. Addrs9a
oGERGE SlINsuH q Co, POrtlnnd, Nsns
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An eminent example of American
Enterprise, Energy and Perse
verance.

In the hands Of Young men this
great system has been so carefully
managed that 1t has earned d rcpu.
tatlon second to none for conveD
ence, safety and the luxurios OF
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route tor transcontlnental
travel, IL connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad
1t has opened up an almost an
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man, who is seek
ing his fortune, to golden opporlu
mites such as are open along 81
thousand miles Of this great sys
tenn.
Special freight rates are wen t-.
miners and immigrants
For all tie intoroanoD y..
sire write to
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


L. s. Land OTce,
Las Cruces. h.. a..
May Tth, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby Qiyen that william ].
Littell. whose post oaice address b., White
Oaks, Lincoln County, Territory Of Now Mo-
leo, has tins day rlcd his ruplicaticn for =
PStent.for a9s-3 linear feet OF the Ho Hura.
lode, mine or vein bearing gold and other
minerals, with surface ground 2@1-15 to 48i-g
feet in width, situated in white Oaks timing
District, County of Lincoln. and TorritsYv a.
New AieNico, and dCGignntCd by the held Notes
ana official ulat on ulc in this Office ~ lot No.
survey 1Ot,D In township 8. south OF range II
east of New Mexico Principal MERIDIAN, sad
lot No. 70f.p being - follows, TO wit;
Beginning at corner No. /. "a sandstone 90
7rz3 inches marked 1.1G4.D whence curnri
sections 10 50, 20 So, twp. &, + p II and - e. y. ~.
p. ~, heIrs zoe ~ 1O", @ 3ISi4 fect disfaat
corner No. ?, survey No. $50 bear y 2Go 5W v
5-6fret distant thence s. 5Jo 81 46" W ynria-
tion l3S g 33.-f6 to corner No. 2, q granite
Stone 23xsxl inches, marked 2.7Ot.D thence s
lSo o. l0' G VsriatiOn lBc 3 e. 5Na-3l feet to
corner No. 3, a sandstone 2iyll1lO incheH,
marked . lOi d, thence n 5- ~ Scr O. Vlria-
ton l2- 80 = Do feet l%ntcrscct "a lima,
Empire lode survey 1U4.C ut n 60 west 81 .D7
corner Nc. 4, a greuite stone 2;=l0y4la inches,
marked 4.1Ol.D thence n 36c 80 3G' w vuria-
ton l39 g 4Si q feet intcrsoct 81 line survey
No. 5Ol G at 3 g ll-G feet dissont from corner
No. 3 thereof, 572-3 TO corner No. J., place Of
beginning. This survey il located in : 4 Of
5 W a section -, I'VE. 6sr II g n. NJ. r. Il
Magnetic rariRtion I2> So 70 l3c CP contain.
ing 5lGI acres, The location Of thus Mine ia
recorded in the Recorders Office of Lincoln
County. New MeZ.cG, in Book NJ, page 40 OF
Mining Records. The adjoining claimants are
nortl'crly, survey %. westerly. Mey lode,
Any and All persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said He Horse lode, mine or sur.
face ground are required 10 Gle their adycrsn
claims with the Register OF the Tnitol states
Land Once At Las Cruces. IN the Territory or
New Mt5loo, during th0 si8ty days period OF
publication hereof. or they viii be- iprred nv
virtue OF the pro visions ~ ,hr Sta7lto.
EpHUHD G.. SInILbs. Register.
II ia hereby ordered tlHt tha foregoing No
tice Of Application for Patent be Unfinished
fo the period of GO days, ten consecutive
wocks) in the Lincoln County LEAurR. a
Weekly newspaper published at White Oukg.
New 1MCxicS, ~
I EphUED g. SHIELDS. Register.
K. MOB. Tinloney, Claimants Atty.
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Connecting In URion Uorots TOR al paints In =
HHes and TS' ~itories, EAST, WEST. NORTH, SGbT
No matter ~hcre you a. a pciRo, purchase reuT tick
via 40.
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SPECIAL OEFElt 70 0UR READERS.
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BUnIISGTns RnuTy"

LE'YEHNoR H. A1cHlSON, ST, joseph nd Us
hG,hGS, C0UNCl. BLUFFS, oMkHA, SIOUX or Z,
81. SaA and MINNEAPOLIS.
KANSAS CITY, kTcHls0N, ST. IaSEPH and
uulN1r, HANNIBAL md CHICAGO, Witi.out Chr-scI.
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Citizen" Why don't you give
up begging and 60 to work2 A
strong man like you could easily
make a dollar a day" Beggar-
Of course | could; but what's a
dollar a day to a man with a wife
and seven children? [ have my
dear ones to consider"
1.-The Post Office Department
wants 400 mail catchers." We
don't suppose the male catchers
seen at the summer resorts would
give satisfaction. They are not re-
liable enough. Some of 'em have
been trying to catch a male for sew
sral seasons and haven't succeeded
yet.
A Florida hotel keeper retiring
at thesend Of an Improbable sea-
son remarked: ''It is with a feeling
OF sadness that | retire from active
control, but the house is lett with a
gentleman ADLER than | am, financ-
tally, to handle it. The gentleman
is well known in this community.
lie is the sheriff.
"No," said the housemaid, 81
don't apologize to a man when l
throw a bucket of water down the
front steps to wash 'em and he
comes along and gets drenched.
I've tried apoIogizing, but I've
found there's nothing You can say
to a man in hat case that will sat
isfy him"
Not home yet-Mrs Christopher
Cross-"'This Is a pretty time OF
night for you to come home!"
Mr.. Christopher Cross Ssh, M
dear! Amt come home yet, Jes'
called t shay y needn't SIT up f
me tonight
If ever there was a victim Of
misplaced confidence in this self
seeking world it is the man who
magines hat he is making the
congregation believe that heis wide
awake while he is taking a little
nap in the church.
Algornon (his first western trip
Jaw, suppose you see a good
many queer people round here,
don't YOU" Native" Waal yes,
stranger-when the trains from the
east come in"
Subscribe for the LINCOLN
CouN4Y LsArER.
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We cordially recommend THE YANKEE
BLADE 10 or readers as q pure and hsgh-
toned family story paper, 49, one Of Tho vsry
best. Although It's regular subscription price
Is $500, zoe cN 0gree to send i. an entire
year 20 any rsaacr Of ina paper on reeetp:
If eIG0 ~ this GTcs.
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i r. bARNARD, oaNt MoR, < ., o.. = 8 G u ava
X. : ST.. j., 81. JosspA.
A. G. OAWEe, erSL P.,s. ha'1, K o., o.. J. a o D h-s
~. 4 er. j.. sv. JossP,x
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SYMPTOMS.

Loss of Appetite, Bad
Breath, Bowels Costicc,
Headache, with dull, heavy
sensation; pain undcr shout
der-blade, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; fullness after
eating; disinclination to
exertion of body or mind
Irritability of Temper; Low
Spirits Tor the Blues; Rest
lessness, and a sensation Of
having left undone some
thing which ought to have
been done WEAKNESS; Dir
illness dots before the eyes;
highly-colored urine; ftful
dreams; Constipation, etc.
Not all, but always some Of
these symptoms indicate
want Of action of the Liver.
For a safe, reliable remedy
that can do no harm and
has never been known to
fail to do good is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
"Slmmons Liver Regulator acts Ike
charm on the Liver without %debilitatin.
and without any of the evil effects O
mercury. Have tried it thoroughly, a n
speak what l know.-REv. =. GARDNEF
Atapulgus, Ga.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
General News.

The Gayoso clears tomorrow evening at
o'clock for Tiptonville and way landings on
the upper coast.
Mr.. EARNEST ii. Stout, river editor OF the
Scimitdr leaves this morning for Chicago on
a short pleasure trip.
THE Eugene leaves tomorrow evening at
3 O'Clock for Arkansas river points, going
through to Pine Bluff.
TIKI Belle Memphis passed here yesterday
afternoon en- route from Natchez to st.
Louis, with fair trip.
Mr.. JAMES BURKE, prominent steamboat
man, of Greenville Miss, is in the city, cir
culating among his many friends
THE City Of Baton Rouge telcgraphs from
Cairo that she will pass here this morning
at o'clock ON her way to New Orleans.
The Chickasaw will be here in time TO
leave Wednesday at 8 o'clock pm. for
points on White river ms far as Newport.
The Coahoma arrived from Arkansas City
yesterday morning with fair cargo. She
withdraws from that trade and will lay up
for the present.
THE II. NJ. Hoxie, of the Mississippi VAL
ley transportation line, is due here en- route
from st. Louis TO New Orleans with five
barges laden with grain and miscellaneous
freight.
THE Ohio will arrive today and leave to-
morrow at 5 o'clock pm. for Cairo, Evans
vile, Louisville Cincinnati and the princi-
pal way landings on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers.
Tng City OF Providence, from st. Louis,
passed down 10 Natchez yesterday, with n
splendid trip. She discharged about seven
ty.fiye tons Of merchandise, and added big
lot Of way freight.
THE elegant passenger steamer Kate Adams,
in command OF Capt Mark Il. Cheek, pulls
out this afternoon at 5 o'clock for Helena,
Friars Point, Concorda Terrcne and Ar
kansas City. Capt William Banker pre-
sides in her Office, assisted by Mr.. Harry
Best.
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MEMPHIS
SCHOOL,
NO. 100 MARSHALL AVENUE.

'INHE MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
| will open Monday, September II, 1858,
with ADDISON w. LYNCH AN. and u NJ
ROLFE, All. Associate Principals, aided by
competent assistants.
Special attention will be given to tho preparation
Of Young men Tor business and ior admission TO
the leading colleges. Advanced methods will 10
employed: work will be thorough and discipline
strict
The building Is well ventilated and com inrtable.
the grounds ample, well shaded aud easily accoSsi
bic by the different strCVt cat lines
Tuition per month. payable IN advance, o., S. 81
and o. according 10 grade Parties wishing to In.
sure admission for their sons must make applica
ton Al oNCk Applications may he left with col.
W. T. Taylor, No 3tl Front street, and Hon John
Overton. IT,. No. "a Socond street ur may he al
dressed to the prncpalsat No. lO0 MARSHALL avenue
Directors
col W y. TAYLOR, llOS JNo. OvERroN, Jr
X Il MAURI, MD, X q. CRAIG, EsQ,
G. w METC\LF ESo
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Trustees Sale.

TTNpFR AND ny vtRTuEOf TiIE PROVISIONS
[ contained In n certain deed executed BY n g
Mostly. MARY y. Mostly Lacy v Ncsby, Eva y
M0ily. Mar Fannie Nnshy, n Mpshy. T Nallie ID
Nnshy and Lcha v Mn.by ani ihe rhirk1saw
land Company on the 18th day OF May ~, aud
which j. 81 fccuri IN The REGISTERS ucg II shelby
rouni, Tcuuca-'o, IN book ~, Tuges BIO, hll Us
and 90 default In Tho payment % TIE indch'ri'
mes 81 slt Jhlcksaw land COMPANY lh,rly
fcJifr,i having hrcn made, at The request oi uic
holder thrnul Will. un
"wednesday. the ist Day % August, isss,
,ttl o'clock a. ~ the eastern door ~ the cUufi.
h0use oi shelby county. Tcuurrsnc situated lu the
Ta,lnr District Of shelby county ICuurtsoc, Cums
monty called tho city ~ Mrmphll scll 81 The high
r,i bidder iof oUi. the following described rial
tttftc tu.wit
A certain lot II ground situated lu all TAXING
District ~ shelby county. 1cnncscc, hw'nning OF
IN cat side Il short fhifd first ono hunirVl
Uuul frCt s1uth u tho lines between The urtvi uhl
county lots Nos fa aud 90, thrucU casi parallel
with sah lines ono hundred aud eighty I've llsIl
Hundred and Lxtytwo ti6N icct cirht = lnchc' 10
an alley which rms PARALLEL with Hpaln street
thence west parIllcl with and 90 The ling u mil
alloy ~ atinkC seventy ,5o icct east " sald lhiri
street being the southeast corner ~ Aston l1yds
lot uicuc' with aid limo parallel with sail
Thlh ftfcct north ~ aid loyd6 northeast corner
ono hundred 100 feet thence west With wid
B1yds nouh lin. seventy i'ui feet tn THE ,tti Tine
line IT aid Third street tiNiy.tvp ioi feet eight M
inehcs 20 the beginning and being the same prop.
eftv a. was conveyed ~ the aid thickastu land
,iotnpany Nv tho said y g Mostly. MAR u Iosly,
Inry n Mostly IVA 4 Mostly Mary Flnnlc Noslf,
n Mo.lly. w.. sallic D. Moslg and Tells q Nusly
m ia dieiaf May ~ iSsi registered IN book ~,
tares 10 sis SIS md SO a. above 81 forth.
The equity u redemption Ia said pfolcrV d En-
p ''''' 4 C AosBY Trustee.
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THE RIVERS
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arrivals-James Lee Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Coahoma Arkansas City; City
OF Providence st. Louis; Belle Memphis,
Natchcz.
Depsrtres-City Of Providence, NatcheE
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
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DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases of domestic animals. Removed
10 Kcck's stable, No. iOl Second street,
near Bcale. Telephone i57.
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Did ION Eyer?

W. H. Rcvels, VI. D., OF Baltimore Nd,
says ~ have been in the practice Of mcdi-
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
1 seen the equal OF Hodges Sarsaparilla. II
has worked miracles here in curing rheuma-
tism and scrofua. Have almost come 10 the
conclusion that | cannot practice without
it," Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. Sl.00 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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BR0U'S INJECTION

HyRienio. infailibie and proservatlve,
C,uREs PROMPTLY. WITHOUT ADDITIONAL,
" uustment all ruosnt 90 ehfunio disf ff's 81
The Urinary Otgana = Tetrr pucccssof N hloul
rhsInacisn, Paris Bold b. drusEsu Throughout
the Unllsa blAlsA
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TnE Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends Il.
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LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and you will never use any other.
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TrY Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only Be-
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N
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Au.
gus, T.
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p LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, An
GusL Z.
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Removal.

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A NUMBER OF BOYS, ID TolsYEARs OLD, TO
~ learn the trade. Apply to ChickaSlw Sad
dlcry Company, No y Union street
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A GOOD WORKING MAN
~ At No 40 Dunlap street
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Attic request Of the Chckssiw Land Company
tho above sale II by me. a. Trustee. p0stpgncd
until The nth hay of August, lSHr.
n & Mostly Trustee.
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A NO. | WOOD.WORKER STEADY WORK
u Apply TO Wade & Kane. No. 90 Hernnndo ST.
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LNEw YOUNG MEN BOARDERS WITH REF.
II erences, No l2i Alabama street corner lIill,
MRS. L. r. WRIGHT.
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A RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN HAVING sl,OO
~ cash 10 invest Is wanted for SECRETARY and
treasurer of n stock company. Profits large. Write
to NJ. X. o., giving full name care Appeal"
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To Contractors.

a = NitFa or RAILROAD TO LET-ALL IN.
10 bamkmCnG average about ilOO 10 iaODl
cubic yafds " the mile Located In Bolivar county.
Mo on the l., n "a 4 Z. Railway fof further
inioffnatian apply N No. "a Fuynt street Mem.
mis- Tenn ia hcriGHHA co.
MemphlI, Team, July y. iSsA Contractors
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DOCKS ENPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST.
j } cd with neatnc>s nnd dispatch at Room No II
Masonic Temple. Parties wishing special work of
this kind will please give rs a call.
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A GOOD NURSE
"A Apply at once at No, io6 Orleans street
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10y 4 YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND
} good habits who can give good reference.
situation Ms stcnagrapher and type writer win fur
nish his own machine Address
FRANK EIIHKIE. No. Ii Mnsnnlr Inmnlr