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The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
AID FOR CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

Pension Commissioner Tanner IS strongly Tn favor of tho State aid for disabled Confederate vetrans In a speech at Colu.:bia, Tenn, re- gently he said among other things; q claim that it is the moral and re ligious obligation of the states of the South who passed tn ordinance of secession in the mad heat of pas sion and led the enthusiastic youths of yeur land into this war, It Is their duty, through State Legislation 70 enact such laws and SC make such appropriations as will provide for them in thci: declining years; and here and now l am so presumptuous k 10 declare that every comrade Tore the Union kluc, and since the vysr has cast his lot among you, whose material possessions are with you, will cI>Srfully submit to 'helr pror;lta share of all taxation winch may be necessary in those States 10 sec that the wolf ofwant and the cnawing of hunger shall be kent from the homes ofthe men who on hundreds of battle fields felt the horrors ofwar to the last extremity. Common decenoy demands this ac- lion on the parts ot the lcElslatnrcs of the State who passed ihe ordi- nance of secession, and freely de,, clare that in all the great Notthiano inc volce of no decent man or Wom' n will be raised in protest at : lch seton"
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

Three days IS very short time in winch to cure q case of rheuma- tism; but 1t can be done, if the prop CT treatment is adapted, as wilt be s' en by the following from Jam s Lambert, of New Brunswick, Ills. 1 was badly afflicted with rheuma- tism in the hips and legs, when l bought . bottle of Cnamberlaln's s Pain Balm. It cured me in three days. l am all right to day; and would insist on every one who is afflicted with that terrible disease, to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get well atonce." For sale by H. A. Daily.
 Headaches and backaches are forerunncrs ot chills and levers. Commence using ot once Cheat hams Chill Tonic. Free from poisons, pleasant and cure guaran teed. s i'd by W. |. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

THERE is |; rVmor afoat that the Gazette will be bought by a Demo oc~atic syndicate and run as thor ouehly DemocraAc paper, with per Aaps thea.d Veteran Editor, Jacob FroIich. at tho wheel. w Washington Press.
 It is to Do hoped that tle report will be confirmed. The Gazette at present is doing more against the Democratic party than forit.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

PRESENT mdic2t lions seem topQint to Calvin $. Brice as the probable successor to ". H. Barnum, as chair man of the National Democratic Committee.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
HOW DOCTORS CONQUER
 DEATH

pr. Walter K. Hammond says: "Af- ter q long experience 1 have come to the conclusion that tWO-thirds of all deaths from coughs, pneumonia and consumption, m gnt be avoided if Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consump- tion were only ca efully used in time
 This wonderful Remedy is sold. under a positive guarantee by w. |. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
S3, ,OOo.OO in Cash h

prezs fer tine three best Senal Stores of 6 900 words each. \ number of the best writers have announced their in- tcntiOn to compete.
 In addition to the many other spec al features it is the intention to pub fish sections of
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

NORTHWEST Arkansas needs fac tories for the manufacture of pro ducts of our own soil, that are now shipped north and then shipped back again in another shape.-Fay- etteyilfe Sentinel.
 Our very worthy contemporory is correct. Factories is what we need, and we'll have them before many years, too.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
SHE IS nGRATEFUL."

II saved the life of my little girl by a prompt use of Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption Mrs. Wm' V Hartman, New York. Sold by N Y. Winton. 2
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

N"Tlme md tide watts for no man." An occasional dose of Cheatham' s Chill Tonic often saves you from a long spell of sickness. "No cure, no pay" Sold by Winton.
 Young man, If you have the Itch or any skin disease, you can't De to quick in curlng 1t, so buy at once a box of Hunts Cure. Guaranteed to cure. Sold by Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
D UTY TO YOTRFSJF.

It IS surprising that people will use 2 common, ordinary pill when they can secure a valuable English one for the same money. Dr. Ack' CTS pills are . positive cure fol sick headache and all liver troub- les. They are small, sweet, easily taken and dc not grIpe. For sale at ". |. Winton's drug store.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

Do YOU want your town to boom? If you Go come out tomorrow and vote for good school directors and i've mill tax.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
At a meeting of the Ladies' Me-

At meeting of the Ladies' Me morial Assoclation, held in Fay yettc- vile last Saturday, the following committees were appointed:
 oN SPEAKERS.
 Messrs. J. l.. Cravens, I. M. Pat ridge, \. s. Gregg, T, J. Pollard and A. $. Nandoventer.
 os FINANCE.
 Hessrs. B r. Smith, J. B, Shan non, r. F. Davidson, Fayetteville; pr. John IIitc, Wesley; F. M Lit tlejohn, Evansville; T. B. Greer, Iolu; Gum Moore, Cincinnati; R. II. Bean, Boonsboro; f. ". Web stcr Elm Springs; J. J. Bag gett. Prairie Grove; J. B. Gillis, Whey Grove; II. c. Heartily, Springdole; II. NJ. Benbrook, Hood; Johnson Crawford, Sulphur City; 5. F. Wal, kcr, Goshen.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

THE newly appointed Public Printer Palmer took charge of the government printing office Monday.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

REMEMBER the school election to- morrow. Come out and vote for good directors and Il five mill tax.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
PROGRAM AT CEMETERY.

CoME out 10 inc school election tomorrow and vote a five mlll tax. Ton owe 1t to your country and 10 voulself.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
ON FLOWERS.

VI iS'1No oSii1 NH S, tJiilllG -udD tS5 Amanda Stone, Lena Rhodes, Mol lie Dickson, Lou Babcr, Jessie Cra- vens, Maggie Taylor, Mary Lever cit, CordIe Vaughan, Robbie Trott, Ida Pace, Mamie Walker, Gertie Stirman, Jennie Buckuer. Lonna Davidson, Sue Walker, Maggie Conner, Mary Pittman, Alice Them as, Addie Mcguire, Dora Gregg, Mary Pollard; Messrs. Jas. Vaughan, W. R. McIlroy. Rob't Irvln, Clint Davenport, W. $. Pollard, Rob't Barnett, J. l.. Dickson, James Nell roy, Frank Agce, Ollie Deyin, Fe- ter Winklc, J. ". Walker, Thos. Duncan, c. A. Mulholland, Rob't Duncan.
 Every lady in the county, sympa- thisng with the objccss of the Az sociatlon, is requested to collect all the flowers in her neighbornood and send or deliver them to some member of the floral commi tee.
 Rev. Dr. Manard has been selec ted as chaplain; Maj. F. R. Earle as president, and Capt. Arkansas Will son as chief marshal of the Jay.
 ASSISTANT MARsHALs
 s. P. Pittman. T. ". Thomson, John NJ. Mathews, R. A. Medearis, J. $ McCiatcby, Frank Denver, w. G. Vincenheler, c. NJ. Henry, Al ford Suick Ter, k. 0. Hannah, R. F. Harrison, J E. Vaughan, Geo. 0. Denton, A. B. kell, s. F. Walker, W. II. Simmons, R. s. Johnson, A b Buchanan, J $. Quinn, J. Polk Williams, T. A. Fowler, Jack Bal lard, T. Y. Fpps, John R. Moore II. s. Ralnwater. James A. Smith, John Tunstill and Cal. Wilson.
 AIDS To CHIEF MARSHAL.
 J. V. Walker, II. A. Davis, ". $. Pollard. Geo. II PettigrGw, and Willis II. Smith.
 PROCESSION.
 At II o'clock q. m. the procession will start from the Van Winklc flo tel, headed by the Springdale Band followed by the Speakers, Presi- dent and Cbaplaln's carriage, the carriage of the ladies Of tie Mem orial Association, citizens in bucgies wagons and on horse back. The procession will march ar CuEG the square, and Beast on South Mountain street and thence to the Cemetery.
 PROGRAM AT CEMETERY.
 lst Music by the Band
 End Remarks Ky President.
 3rd Prayer by Chaplain.
 4tn Music.
 5ih Decorating Graves
 After the Decoration Is oyer the people will repair to tho grove where speeches will bc delivered.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
NOTICE.

Dwng to unexpected delays in business matters the Kansas Photo tent will remain in town another week.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
srR1NGDALE. ARK, MAI r., 1889.

TIE Arkans.s Press excursion returned Saturday. They went as far South as the coast of Georgia.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that or the 3rd saturday in May, 1889. ar election will he held it the Special School Dis trict of Srringdale No. 10. at Tun NEWS office 0n Emma Avenue iii said town for the purpose of electing two dircc- tors for sad Special School District to succeed Jonathan smith and D Chris. tian, and for the further purpose of yo ting on the ques tion of a special school tax not to exceed Jmill3
 MIrTARD BERRY.
 Mayor Of Springdale, Ark. April -6, tSa9. 52-.t
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
.nKEE SERIAL STORIES EACH WEEK

written eXIressly for The Free Press by the best American and English au- thors
 1t will be seen, therefore, that by subscribing for TIE NEWS and the Free Press. the entire family can be supplied with all the News and with the best of current Literature for a year, at cost of
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
LESS THAN THREE CTS. A WEEK

The Free Press is large eight-page seven-colum paper, and the regular price IS One Dollar per year. Reinem- Der, that for sl 50 you can have The Free Press and your fayorite home pa per also. Sample copies can be seen at this office
 We hopetha our friends will show their appreciation of our efforts in their behalf, by making up their minds to take advantage of this splendid offer -SJ BSCRIBE AT ONCE.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
ON ARRANGEMENTS

Madames, J. L. Cravens, ". F. Stirman, r. NJ, Guntcr; Messr,. ". F. Strman, l. NJ. Babor, S. E. Marrs, c. R Buckner, s. J. Frazier.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17
s<~ BROWNS /RON BI7TERS

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala. ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi- clans recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine
 has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

..ea-u,,y 1atyerNl:y, s.sNirgtcu, Ky. aI.t .--a rnA sass-ta. in taa vta.. Na Eafe.lrn ~.tt r a' lr ."nI hteaF't ton-.e sbout r t.,-'- -t..-iltin- Iititrr. , Eyoks aha fts. ft.'.l.t-aN s-ra t.Itt. Iase-s-- trNr~s
 4..t.- s-..,-i a'5 -e c"ss,4' rf.4sat-s. Ose- S1l ..s-- ttr eta-. ,f a-r flor 2l States. lr-
 sa. uts att.laatF tatI -Itel a5 2. ta..aaf[ @ ..as-s. t.t-t-r- tat-,sss> T-a Cnievfs4tY 4 .t r..tf.t Tsl, han.Jt<. city ~ .-ss .,s >pfan.e> s,.iete 4-i oi la.laz i.ura.@ts, t.,si. A l-~+ d H . -h rrrt.snA44 ..~.s t". .l-at ". E. .-at lIls. i.tA.GGlnu. ks
The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

sample complete set of family scales together with iogue Watches Books Guns household articles which offer inducements Agents The Scales accurately fitted and adjusted warranted every respect md only offered this for the present 10 encourage agents and others to handle goods On ten dollar cash ordes from mammoth will send e of scales free allow you price psd ths
 ~ EVANS < CO. 1s2 and ISf State St- CHICAGO. ILL
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
Died

Al Fmrr Hlbs Ksnels. on s.,In,s.
illy. Nsn'h l7ih. las9. ~ hirh4fd Bar
MI. hs'ii 1ufll y,afs.
The drc a-e'i VS. horn % 400 t:i.y.
% April lbih. isfo. und u.s il,e soa II
one oi the abl..-g phgslclans aad
most praml"ent mrs o. oar
c,,unig. Drsoilng hlunsli 20 the
profession winch his father adorned
whrn quite . Young man be OBJ
laIned lhr appoiaI'nent Of surgeon in lnr
UnIl~j ssairs Army. Possss. .a'd Of an
exrilrH minh. hands, anu prrson AMI
rLa-ing ..dJrrss, l,r.speIux 10 nnr u ll,s
b'-.l laniilirs Of sur sla'e. be made warm
irirad. nnd ndmrrr- wli-rrrrr NJ is'l
was cal. lils isrn ~. arrived u ax.sl
;Hy tuesday and wrrr taken % lIis tem.
Gerry Tor int rmenf. kev. NJ Haiam lIn.
Episcopal rirfgy man q Jarl SON csming
over on Tie train 20 IT,, iefm lhr iHsl ssa
rl,rs 81 lhr cl.ucli His romans wrf,
i"lioNe,i ~ tlie loaib BY nun.brr ~ "wr
el,tzrn- Nbn lln IHen aitaclnt &, ifc
isinay. Dr., BAneil AIS ihr b,othsr oi
iie,, . q. Hlr#ti u nlr towg.
ltAmr NJ eird 'rIrssis aud r la.iycs W.
Tender oar y ssnDalhY.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
The nesl 'rown ln lne stale.

Esrwlnw VIZ publish Directory OF
the business I'Uusssoi Yazoo City. which
We may say WAS gotten up by The nj. r
ehan's o, iHzon Cily aud di,ect the at-
Irnlion II ~ whn have any insluss
win Yrzlo,My ~ ,ny hlnd ~ iis ral-
tullls.
FivUl'rl ln mrnl ways. tlirrr Is III.
ing !" pTtvehl the ,.i.t u,d .uerrss OI
lszto Lity a. businr-- Ipinl AMI 'y,ry
r,asnn 10 xinci Ilmi OR iradr will con-
tInue 20 expand The raIIioad his nlprn-
Ell ~ new avenues 81 r.smIiHprtp which
have brOngm ! niarr coi on. more pro
pie 10 buy yarieG things irnln onr umr-
chanis and business men. The last sra
son was Ind "nr Tor he planter. IIr
cnii0n ,rnp was short. II we hrd tlu
aii- lcs ~ hand We nrr sure We could
slew lLn 40 town 10 MLsisslpp mar
,iOnr any hrltrr ihah ours. Our s,id
me- iclhiris havv passel tho gil rillp-
Dh ,nl,y and onl, one lailulr Octllfr d
thfN " VIC "tC cfAit FFfft iH'lN " wv
sensitive scruples OF tile mrmbers oi The
fifm i,nriul ol adding on d.bt hat per-
haps il,ry might not ply. han necessity.
We have nne 81 The healtIl,sl plarrs IN
iIr Unli.h states. nnr ol lIle prrf,h,SI
tnwns IL HE Sanii, aud nnr 81 tn b,st
governed Ewl Year frs,Ie more ~
morr crnlializeS IN Yazno CIV and with
a gnod c,oD there wn,lli b. such an Iu-
D,tus 10 business as would give rdonbttI
liia.
W. haye oNll %snr ~ Ism 10 m ~.
n.ir rapiIallsiS. nhr hug merchants ,io
roi ms mir alsaninas, ~ they sh,nld.
Garnrille. v,rh Shnrg are eyer on the
a'e,t % secure mw ,alIrsad- aud lln lu~-
rsl rlc>. Th,s cnrlinur work nn,ili they
accomplish their ol,tci. Il is easily
within itr pnwrr oi i znn Cits to ~
the same thing Anolhsi tinns. they d"
n,t make the n -, 10 secure lhe nra bn-
sin-ss llny ,nuid r-,ly get. we hnv-
rIr ued ! mr. Il 4 aaain ihst Iaz'm tIty
ta,Id vel Iiricr ne business II dnrs. anu
there Is nu q r'sliun d uui lhr {. rr.'ci-
mss - this aSs,.rtlnil.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

D. Henry Yam I'll. inI many years on
OF the lrs,inig physicians 81 lhi- county.
a most cxc-ilcn, c'Iizn. Christian gentle
mm, and who has i.ie.d AZ ovr u
state. lrll yssiri,Iay evening I'F Wash
mgion rriiiiary, where he xrcl, 10
make his hnmr Ia niuir d.. iantl,il
kaws iaznn "a arypsint ui his nral,l.
when hr hopes VIII improve by his re-
m"ynl. Alwaya an active, vigorous, lr,i-
gr seIv. nian. ~ l,as Ds4-n onr - prs III
,,ce IN Tins c,alniy. and his DIP ulu e
viii Inc Il suurcs. ui much r,-grt. IN h,-
inoirssi,ili. ~ nfl asa euszen. he ma,ic
I'm n,ls.- WIN arAuowirslg'd ms ailili !,
and admired his opn. hank ~ "iiier u
expressing liil.-,.l,. Tie llkRALD isgr..-
hls lnyuig. bHl Iil,sls thai t-e ia,t 4
nnasurr ol -ncc, - IN heaI.ii AID iln IA
chd prusprfry may lr hi- "a his r ~
h.m,. M,s lan,k.l. with tlH o
,.u.grr bots. wiil h..ve mxI w,wh :.
sprnd wh,ie with ispnd. la Lnuns, lr
Ky. nnd with hrr ia.nty whi z" /
Washing un n.srltosy early ln tise ran-
,aser fnr l~ss sl tins iauuly will b
smriy isii. ani e. onr and Il oi thrln
the hKRALD. in wishing th,rn suscrs
bu rch,r the s,nnmrnl oi m my iririid-
and a,lmreis
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Ore u lhe sirpnR'si nd handsnnrsl
sales ever IN Ynzso tlty ls lhr one put
hin The eIarr OF Nr. y. r. swain this
week Il Is absolutely burglar and d-e
pr,a'. and ihiryrs will nud ilsrmrlvss
baiTl 4 slsnald they ever attenl.i 10 break
inua Il Is made ~ steel throughout.
IN Two romhin-iian i,,rks.tuslSr ssrne
bolt>. llssnlps m rs smaller onrs. md tllr
inss flnn j. OF -,ln -ir lnas inch Ihirkl
the 5.iuis d ayr iixhi. o. Is = w..ndrr-
iul rsssz. 81 sn..ehani-in.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

The counfr Aiilanrr viii meel u fszs,e
cry ~ ll'r 1hind fI,uod,y ~ April.
fls - Biaat qnaiIeng rpory wiii ~
haLd.rI t. tlir 3 sr,fnries 81 5ub-AiltAo.
ces - s.on as pss.lble. The sressiaTie.
sre requested 10 b. ariul 10 making
tlirlr ppsrl. Nh 4 ccUTcHxx.
ApiIl ~. 1852 SECRETARY.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05


ispa,ising "a ~ lIiai li.s suInfi.at ;
y q Atkansas rraFs r.. tlhreinn t.
h.ru or~r ~ ali,rf brand= is iupis
aIoa rairh ~ nzrs~. foi yrais q ha-
i-~n ~ ihr markrs anil n-r-r has h,
~-ls larn iaiR,r llsau u i.r>eui. I'D
srrer atrr eirurrs m.ar ilriri ini'.. = u
having Arkansss rrv-lsr lhan r-u
nj. y ,iut 90 fnr i..rf is,-f ~ uaauui.r
turrrs N,-sis. Wmire. A.l4ni- 4 LORD
l.ynci.innK. ". nessf 49, aaytninx b.s'
par ~ b. II. ~ ris.r- puvriainz ras
iaia,ious runr,and< 10 81 luio ~
p'ass. d yuur arsarr hns us.'.e ~ ilard
en- him 10 k,-n AZ wah ~ p's~ns. =
a. ~ -ii u,d 3 = o.-s. uaia d.
"a ,.Ih,r isiarca
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

On Mona4s night Mnxnaiia Fhe s'ap,-
i,any tsan-acied consi,irrahlr bn~inrs.--
p Powell. Jr. was n'lmiissd - :
n,1ii,s.f. tl,r rsixnaiion r. ~ Grn. Baanu
~ Enxinstr nnl St-Waid was ar~'pl.d-
ni.d +. & 9 s-away sirrt.si in bic placf
Fitr sltl,.rsirs wee al.Iu,lulssi. ai,d q
ua- d.eil.d 10 harr an arnirlrrnfs 10
- .iI..n IS Nay. EH Kelly. " S Tav.
Isf. } = Hra'riron md =. L Bsans !
". r. al.Ie.Iaie.I s,mmnfse un e-ss an.l
nfr.iis - r. i up
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

D,cidtdly one oi .hv musl tl,gani ~
lef,sinmenle thai have beea rnjoyrd n
ApzoO CIV was the iancy Dies parry
alsrn on Wedn, sdny night BY Mr. anu
Mr.. q. E.t;tune 10 Miss Addm Cram
The vustuuirs. some c.,nile. many hand
some. made M lntsrset.ns picture. lhs.
supper would have tempted au rplcurr.
aud ,he music uns rnltalcing.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

DAhA Ell u
Brown horse with one white hind tooi
bred by l.. s. Rupert Il Daciaun Stock
Farm. Normal. Illinois. Fmlcd Ia The
Spring ~ 1886 sinntls nns l0 hands high
Sired BY Slralmanth No 3S46. -le by
SirihIan. record 2:2li who is bg SlraIIl-
more, the glea'rst living son pi Rysdvt :
II anblelonbn, Stfaihmare has % 2:3O
lr~rters 10 his list.
sliahnnnih'S fIrsI dam WAS Lnry Me-
Do~rll. daaghtr o. Belmont. --hr by
Arxnndrr's AhdslliL " 10 was The sire
OF Galdsmilh's Mai.l. recard 2'l4.
SlraImoaill's srcond dam was Peri,
daughter OF Alcxauder's Edwin Forrest.
Sinlmonth'- 81 dam wis walerwitrh
lhrilaueh hler ol Pilot Jr.
Strmrgy's first dam was Forum.
.lnnghtrr ui lark nlrl Jrs--lr by Clark
Chirt WHO WIS The sire d Dam oi Phal
has, record Abb also Sire Of CroIIe.
record 2:i9i. lark ehI,f WIS by NAM
brlno Cbiei the sire oi Lady Thorn. rec
ord ais Clark Chiri Jr. wis out Of a
daughter Of slund.s Blackhawk.
Slnirgy's 2ll dam WAS a daughter oi
Balsnra who WIS the sire oI Kenluckian,
recurd 2;z7i.
SiHurg, s 81 dam was daughter ni
Iron Duke q. N. llay. Jr
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

VI nz'S CITY, on Monl,y. Ae v a.. (.
1879. AZ. Hn A-ller Ak-ii y y.srs.
flIr decreased SIS born 10 Ysxoe ci,
s,n Febi l1h. 1865. AID sli krr ,ivs y
., 'ir di's,d 'nsa-f. J,.i .t,ni K N sne
y'fgs sl msalooi tie w,s ,an u M
nio-i alirntlvr D0ys 10 business iIhi 0'l'
Town Dos.e-arI sud h ii giv~a pool even
a HE early age. u abIIily 10 manage A.
iars. A Devoted ssn and brother. i
wa'm .sfiri and pi~-s~ag cpnap ,a.ian. nls
iacr viii D. mi-sed anil Bls miliinnriy
~ Ia drspy nrnr ed The ,n,lir e,.n.
uiunns . mp ,.usIr " hu ac'ats Il
anil Mrs. A. Asher. In tirir g'rat lOs-
and with Il soirOw'ns sisters And brOih.
ers.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

The unthlnking are prone 70 make game of
nervousness. Yet this Il q very real and seEi-
Gus adliction. the harassing symptoras Of
which are rendered al the moro poignant By
ridicuie. The stomach ls usually responsible
for these aymptoms-its weakness and de.
order find reacx IN the brain. which i tho
headquarters Of The nervous system. AZ =
nerve tonic and iranqunllizer, we believe that
not one can be pointed out 90 elective -
Hosletferss Stomach nlttcrn. n reuewinR
vigorous digestion. II strikes the hey note of
recovery Of ntronofh and quIetudo hY the
nerves. Headaches. trumor6 In quiet sIrcp,
abnormal 1eneitIVonco1 70 uncxnecfed nol1e1
AL these modiir and ultimately dI Hrpear
~ The system RaIn1 strength lron Tie great
tonic, Uyspculla. bIIoulne11. rheumatism,
consllpst m end kidney complaints are sub
dned b. ne BIlcu.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Mr.. Sol Wolerslcin has received pat
ent for combined matcll-saie and ticket
holder. SOL possrssrs genius IN many
lines. and his friends In fazoo ne nj.
Ways CHAD To hrar Of his sucress, ami
hope that his patent may prove as ,al''a-
bic us the capital prize IN the Louisiana
Lottery.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

one Of the must Important matters lUi
eur bnslness men l. y stIe,t sl'rinkls'.
and We arv vrrS glad 10 learn that Ai.
Jno Deyots has n eIvsd tlle subsci ipi'u'.
81 nearly every merchant on Man r1rve'
a he p,ejeci. Our spacr doss not pr
nj us 70 p,,bilsl, Ehr list this week, but
~i,l a. ~ II eE PIX issue.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
Coats Spool Cotton
reduced 10 AZ cents
per dozen at
WISE BROTHERS.
DarMNE o. cNNDU Toais n Woasa
rr,,y r..fsssnE

Fv, some time psi ,hr IlKRALD oIlics
has b.sB upucysri b. priy p,iir,rr-. =
fhrs rnirr llir ufiic' AMI .Ieal fhrfrneu
all Toe pus,ax. >ta.aps tis4t s~ en- has
aud d ~ lhrm>rtve- "a >saiisnlrY. Il u
Ar.p- 40 ne Do 10 donbi bui ;hm lhs
sarv,s ~ill esfvr ssam on tar county
i.rn. A wuri IA tl.e ui-e auxii - b,
suiliri,ul
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

MIS-. Webb oi the W Z 4 U Vt Clln-
ron. re-0rgsniEed iI.c branch here ON
Monday lnsi. The officers tl,cIra an
Prrshlrnl. Mrs " A Henn virv Pres.
ldent, Mrs ) 5 ompp Srrrelary. Mis-,
Mabel Cnvrn; Treasurer, Mrs u !.
Bennett Orsanisls. Mss : Nannie War
lofd. Mnbrl Cnl,rn.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
UsraEcEDESrED AEfaAcE ax !


LenIsIann State Lottery rsmpaay,
incorporates hy ine l.ealsnlnre lu
lagS. i1i klIncaiInnni mud hafliablr rnr'
poses. and ne lrAnchlr madr q part ~
ihe present State Constitution. ln 1879,
by 50 overwhelming popular vote.
It's M ANN 9TH
DRAWINGS lnhr- place srni-Annu.
nllys. June and uecensbeF.- and ~
GR~ No "a GLE NumBRn y AW.
aNGa take place - rseh 81 ne other
srn n,snsha ~ the yrur, and are ~
aFA.a a. pahllc. - sAa Araaea5 "a
n u~ie, Aeu Orlean. la.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
ser Kas~Erify 81 its Dsau nG.. naA
Premps Paynaens 81 Asrirss.
Alirslegl ~ lsslloNs
-Ws 10 he-sbr certify fiaf ps Sapsroiss
fls ar,e ,engnnrafs for al tks afOnfhlv and
seas AiRuaf DralpiRg, u "A Lsai,iaas
Siafe LoffrV Company. end IL vus0n
man 0e ana control ne DFot1ilgs fhen-
ssists and idaf fhe saaae are eoniacted isiih
hoassfv fatness. asla ~ 90 ftifA i0isard
al parkis.. and ~ an.horss sAs GonpuHy
20 ass this erfifeAfs. ,eiih fsc-sigsiifs "
orr ssqnafMes atfaehed, u ita adpeFlsc-
UlsHts.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

From all sides we hear splerhld ac-
counts oi the xcrllent opening tor the
crop. CUrA In mosl places Il up aud do
ing well. and some planted cotton two
weeks ago Il we eau count on The sanc
season throughout this will be the brsl
Yazoo has ever known.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
CAPITAL PRIzE $500, ,OOu.


NOTE.-Tickeis dia wing CapIla Prizrs
aie lUl entilIrd u terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates. or any further lnlar-
nation drenesa wrlle ipgibly 10 ihe un-
,lelslgaed clearly stating yOnf resid,nr,
with Stare, County. street aud Number.
More rapld ylufiimaill delivery viii b.
assured bY your enclosing an Envelope
bearing ynur Iull addcss.
send Postal NOTES, Express
MOnry Orders, OF New York Exchange
III ordinary letter. Currency by Express
fat tltir * flrtlerl ndtlftsssfd Ia
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

A small vote was east Tor Aldermen olI
Monday last AS there WIS no opposl'
tlon whalsyer 10 the excellent nSmin.-
lions OF K. II. Kelly andJ " D. Havcr-
kamp OF Ward and Jno. Lrai and n.
Luke oi Ward 2. most ol our clIlzrns ar-
tually forgot that Il was election day.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

r. 3h.Y. Bailrosd, Ike the illi-
sienFs tn.lsasois 70 az
~ e.. ssfpla inreugh ~husr
cpmmouete tHe - f..,s.l.r wand
terrhurv Il runs and s.-' .',.'- -,'..,. -.
Al jackson ior The Va = -, 81.
Mlss Srlmn Asher 20 the ln.. ,...
mo.htr. NJ. Henry Asher. Me.
hnd b,rn vlsIuax her sislrs. Mr. L.
schwsnr. ii Bnmurhan. and her bro'h
ef-in-law s-nlr alih hrr.