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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
THE BANQUET.
Tho State Druggists Association Enjoy
Feast OF Reason and -.

Tho state Druggists Association Enjoy
Feast OF Reason and ----.
The fourth annual meeting of the Tcnnos-
sec State Druggists Association was brought
to an end last night by a banquet at the
Knights Of Honor Hall. Messrs. G. II. A.
Gerding a Co. prepared a spread Of unex-
ceptional mngniiccncc, and General Mana
ger John a. Decker received the plaudits Of
all. At the late hour which the banqueters
adjourned, particulars are impossible,
The speakers were DR.. Goodwin, Dr. Sloan.
DIR. Griswold, ]. l.. Thompson, +. W..
Dmckett, the inimitablc b irney Hughes
j. A. Matthews. l.. II. Wilson, viii Wick
ers j. Il. Williams, Of the Ledger; w. A.
Connolly, Of THE APrEAL, and Col T.. A.
Keeling, Of the Merchants Exchange.
Magnificent music was furnished by Mcssrs.
Griffith, Ryan, Hester Prof Seward and
q. d. Hutton, with q staye or two OF sweet
melody from Geo. Batter, all under the
musical direction OF Prof Leo Krcmer
The banquet was q grand success and a
fitting termination Of the druggists meet
inc.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.

Tho Greatest Piece OF Mechanism Ever
Seon.
An Automatic Musical Scale will be placed
on exhibition today az our Cigar Palace,
No. $40 Main street. The public arc In.
vitcd 10 call aud see H. We have lust re-
criyed direct from Havana, through the
Memphis Custom House, very large
shipment Of tho choicest Havana cignn
produced on the lsle Of Cuba. Call and
try them.
I. SAnEI1oN q Co.
P.S Basv'all tomorrow Memphis w.
New Orloana.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

MISS Bessie vANcE has returned from New
York.
NisiroHs on Change yesterday: u. C. Pep.
per. Sardis. Miss A. Craig Cincinnati: ll.C.
Hall, Louisville, Ky: !. !. Carlock. Scnn.
tobia, Miss; Ad Croft Holly Springs, Miss.
Mns. NAY McMEyiNrE aud daughter left
last evening for Hot Springs, Ark, accom-.
panied by Mrs. X fitzgcmld. Of Cairo H..
who has been visiting here for the past six
weeks.
Gov. EAoLE and wife. Of Little Rock. aud
Miss Kate Miller, Of Richmond, KY. arrived
Inst night aud are stopping nj the residence
Of w. u. Adams, iDs fonlotoc. Gov. Eagle
will attend the Baptist convention.
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DIGGING FOR TREASURE.
Bpiriluaiistio Freak Of an old German
on Dosoto streat.

on Do8oto Street
Hello. what's that crowd up their
'Noihing but an old white man digging
Tor gold which he believes was buried there
years ago"
This information, given by a oolorcd
man In response 10 an Atrial reporters In
quiry concerning a knot Of people on the old
yacant lot on The west side Of Dcsoio street.
between Madison and Monroe streets. carried
Che reporter into the midst Of the crowd. II
was even 20, a. the colofcd man had stated.
In q hole about five feet docD aud three feet
IN diameter. with n ledge left for the toilcr
10 st ON. was seen a white man, about IS
year. Of agc. who paid no heed 10 the curl
ous aud motley throng Of idlcn collected 10
watch him. Armed with a pick, q grub.
bling hoe aud n long iron rod, tho
olli,llow was digging ard poking around
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Summary: Earned runs-ChattsmOog Q,
Charleston O. Tgo-hasc hits - Hoford,
Ramsey, Moore Whalcn Bradenburg.
Thrco-baso hits-l,ausay, Bradcnburg. Dou.
bic plays-Millcr, Litz aud lIonord: Braden.
ToOhcy Gaus. Sacrifice hits--MrCoy, Ford
Spccr. APPLICABLE. Struck out-By Ramsey
8, by IIcnncsyl. Wild pitchcs-Ranisey /,
Hchncs.y /. Passed hall-Spcer. Umpire
Hurst Scorcr-Forl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
BASEBALL.
GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY IN ALI
ASSOCIATIONS.
New Orleans Keeps Up It's March o,
victory, Defeating Birmingham =
Charleston Lays Out Chattanooga
The Game Here Today,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 9-The New Or
leans club cleaned our boys of the diamond
today and the game was hardly interesting
at times. The visitors are naturally a
stronger club and our club knows 1t. Our
boys played as though they were playing for
accommodation and not to win. The score
was as follows
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

lIAMroN. Mich, May 9.-Monday n FIRE
was seen on the praircs near the Kalamazoo
River Thirty-six hours later tho.cntirc
southern portion Of the township was In
flames and great damage has resulted. John
Gillicr's house was fired several times. but
was saved BY vigorous measures, aud many
other farmers had like experience. Thou
sands OF feet Of lumber and many barns
wcc destroyed. The loss will reach s20, 0JO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

AyooruN Brrrns were prepared by d.
J. q. u. scgcH for his private use. Their
reputation Is such today that they have be.
come generally known as the best appetizing
genuine article, Manufactured by Dr. J. q.
N giproft a sons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
NEW ORLEANS.

Summary: Earned runs-New Orleans 3.
Two base hits-Daily, Holland, Dowic and
Huston. Bases on balls-On Huston .. oil
Schwartz 2. Struck out--By Schwartz ?, by
Dail1I by Huston 3. Passed balls-Koy
? schathern /. Hit by pitched ball-Cav-
anaugh, Spies. Time Of gamc-rwo hours.
Umpiro-llillery.
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Chattanooga 4, Charleston ~.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 9.-The Charles.
tons won the first game from Chattanooga In
a trot today. Tho visitors were slightly rat.
tied In the first inning, but they soon picked
themselves together and began lining the
balhcut, batting Ramsey all over the Geld.
The locals played miscrably, 10 the disgust
OF the crowd, a large part Of which left at
the sixth inning.
OFFICIAL SCORE,
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pI.rn,,ca wan ihe CInh.

LounuLLE Ky. May 9-Prcsident Dn.
wilson, Of the Louisville Baseball Club. last
night announced that the club Il on the
market and unless disposed 81 IN few
DAYS be will disband aud sell the players.
lie Is disguised.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Wanted.

Fintelass waist and skirt hands. Apply
TO Madame Rousseau, at Il. LowEMrEfS &
Bios.
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sotIcc.
KREMER's.

The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 20 Pros.
pect Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour aud
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance Of Calvary Cemetery.
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Al ii,e neiirneir.

OF the season will DO furnished you today
and tomorrow by the Woman's Exchange,
NJ 1876 and l07 Main street, from ~ 10 .
o'clock. for only 80 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
other flames.

Chicago Z, Pitisburg q.
New York 10, Boston 0.
St. Louis g. Columbus o.
Cincinnati H. Athletics 0.
Kansas City <, Baltimore s.
Cleveland -, indianapolis 2.
Philadelphia q, Washington o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

FuLL Dress Shirts speciality. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
pa Second street Branch Office, 81
Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

WrsrERS SASiTAHY Commission. ST..
LOUIS, Nov Is, lsGl.-MCssrs. j. & e.
Mcguire: The agents OF this commission
have distributed largely in the army Ma
cures Bcnne Plant, aud find Il the best
OF all remedies Tor Cholera, Diarrhea,
Dyscntcry, etc. J. G.. FoRuAN,
Sec. West. san. Com.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

CAtL on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and % Cotton Exchange, Il you
wish 10 borrow money on improved real
estate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

LADirs' cape collars n specially at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street.
branch Office u Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

VIZ have Just received barge load Of
pittsburg Gas Coke, very fine, Pittsburg
and Anthracite Coal and Ash aud Oak
Wood. &. II. BRYAN & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
nrinr Ynnr ann.fs

Today and tomorrow for good dinners,
dainlily served, at 1906 aud igTMain street,
by the Woman's Exchange, from II 10 ,
O'Clock. Only 80 cents.
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DIED.

OGARA-At family residence. No Us Illfh
street, Thursday evening, May ., issl at o'clock,
tATitLniNL OuAuA.
Funeral tom residence this WRlpANl afternoon
at o'clock. Services az H. bhgid's Church At a.D
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance invited ~ at.
tend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Mrurnts Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyating Works, 22O Beale street. Tcle-
phone CSC.
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LODGE NOTICES.

GouTH MEMPHIS LoDGE No. us a
- a A, ~, VIII meet ~ stated cpmmunl. IN
cation this tfRiDAlD evening. MAY XXX
~. lN'1. for dispatch ~ business. AnI~N
" NJ In god standing arr INTERNALLY Invited Q,
attend
~ oriCt CifAR L. puLLEN, W 81
Attest J. l.. srttrrg scrptirv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
VISITORS TO THE CONVENTION
KRBMER'S

To inspect Handsome Summer Styles
New Embroidered Dresses,
New Challies,
New ToBca Parusols.
Exclusive Drsigns IN French satInc-
just opened.
New Flower Wrcaihs.
New styles Hats,
Special Novelties and Bargains,
BY every Express.
KREMER'S.
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tfRny dealer says he has the W. q. Douglas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15
NEWS oF TIE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15

over valuation of premises could be-
sustained; aud that the over valuation In
the proof ~ loss 81 property destroyed
by firr, was 80 little that II could not he
claimed that Injustice had been done.
The court denl~l a review.
Mrs. IIsndley. nov IL liethel. wife OF
- lIandley, nov ~ ssn Francisco,
wa- granted divorce on the ground ~
non-support.
Mrs. Eta !. Marsh, wife of Columbus
Marsh ~ Dlxheld, was granted divorce
on the ground IL de-eriion.
Mr.. Merton l.. klmhall, son 81 Hon.
4. =. kimhall ~ Norway, who has been
studying Law In HI. fathers of'lcc, and
Mr. Ellcry &. Park II Mexico, Who has
been a student IN the Office ~ n. y.
lIerrick. Esq., ~ Ilethel, having passed
a satisfactory written aud oral rNsmins-
ton, took the oath saturday morning
aud we're admitted Ia the Oxford har.
Judge Foster IN hi. rcmarks % the
candidates .aid he I'LL not believe Ia AL
hitting any one to the legal profession
Who was not duly qualified, and that .
siricier rule than formerly applied
should h. observed. These Young men
were a. Occupy important positions In the
community. The rights ~ property, the
liberty, aud the reputation ~ their client.
would h. la their hands. The Judge
thought possible that investigation might
show malpractice Ia bcas common In the
legal A. In the medical profession. And
~ .ult were brought for malpractice the
court could not show more lenlency In the
former lhan In the latter ease. ~ jus
tlcc 10 the attorney a. we'll a. a. the pub
lic demanded that candidate. should bc
thoroughly qualified before admission.
The Judge then expressed his saiis-
faction With the examination ~ the
yuung men, Just completed, hat sald that
before thsm was great undiscovered
country, and they had hanily more than
entered upon It. borders. They might
haV, mastered the uidlmcnts. II vas
nov their duty a. explore the vast field
~ the Law. With hari work aud
.iudiou. habit. they could bc,ome learn
c,i Ia their profession.
The Law. saii the Judge, 1. grrat pro-
fcssion. a science, Que Ia which they
would constantly h. measured. IN the
clerical aud the medical professions,
mistakes could b. made without the fact
that they we're mistakes being certainly
established. Not 80 In the law. IN th"
trial ~ every cause their qualifications
would b. measured, aud whatever Was
wrong would be- made known sooner or
later. - be- advised that they study on.
not vt above their books but consult
continually.
The grand jury completed their abors
saturday morning. Upon prrssutlng
their Indictment. to the court, Judge
Poster Thanked them Cor their prompt
and faithful dispatch ~ tho business
brought before them, aud discharged
thsm until next term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15
lApIes. nAkl 1ne 1speRiMrNr.

Men aud women Who refuse Ca try new
Ideas or new articles. virtually combine
"a make the world stand still. aud check
the advancement Of those things which
cOnduce % happiness, comfort. and the
getting ~ more into an ordinary life.
Sweeping mproyements-such a. the
telegraph. steam. electriclty-push them
selves In AZ all odds; and though Il NAV
not be- suspected. a household article j.
doing the same. by its judicious, convinc-
Ing. argumentative advertising. We re-
fer % pearllne-the very name Il becOm-
Ing a household wor,i, which means
cleanliness with ease and comfort. We
would suggest 10 those of our reader.
who do not use Pearllne to make an ex-
pertinent with IL. surely such rapid
growth AZ Il l. enjoying must BE- due Ia
merit, aud vet Il j. old enough Ia have
been buried out Of sight long since did
II not continue Ia please aud satisfy
those who Use IL. IL claims much by
way Of reducing drudgery and saving
wear and tear, aud II II fulfils it, prom
ises. the more IL claims the better; and
the sooner you know all about II, the
sooner YOU will share In the benefits af-
forded by purely scientific household
article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15
"wednesday. oct. o.
The snn-ra,ion qan, Is aid TO 10 strong
A, th. uaw allan Islands


The annexation sirt is s~idt 10 sr"nx
In IN. Hawaiian Islands
Mr., Eva Hamilton y nov Employed 81
l.upir.. wurk in the Trenton I-nitsntary.
m she i-hs,s- hsrslf HI ~iIl H. firs May
VI. 1901.
n.rr has been rspii develgmen, o.
trading along the uH"r Congo by ~h's
men
Arthur Apirv~s. . Camtsidge. Ms~-, Ut
,.rcartisr. has bss.n ARRESTED Cor ofsnins
letters
IN. new Frcnch chaml-r ~ deputies viii
10 cou,enel during tbs frt ~-sk q NO
y,mlsr.
The annual convention % thu WouAhs
Christian Temperance Union ~s hsld al
Lowell. Ms
Tn. Io-s % the hsrk Zulus,ts s toll by
meml-r of the crvv, Who tells thrilling
story - his exIsriencc.
Charle. y. orris u buffalo. ~ v, sh"t
AMI klll~i hi. mo,ber Wills slssIAns. AMI
IN. n ccmmitts.i saichie
Twonsu WIRE klll~i and Others injur~i by
the unexpected for. II gss sell which Vas
l.ing ts~i-i at komo, ind
Ms. sothis Marie AIss-, the ss~ii-'l
diva, AMI Edward q. Achop WIRE marr'"i
at Trinity church. Bo~ioa
The cholo. ~ Hoo 18th Low for prr>adsn'
~ Columbia college gi,-- general -tisfss>
tion a. graduates % the Institution.
IN. S.w-isslsrs' NstioAAl union has Dc
el.r,i war against the American News cnm'
tany at IT, convvntion a. frovhiencs
r.s ra-,n Why Canada ~ss n, invi'~i y
mi ,lsl.gsis- to the International c"ngrv-
|. that .he is not an lnstsnient state.
CT. wesi. q merchant u RocklaDi, Ne
"a. run over by the cars 81 Scart"ro AMI
va. kal.,i lie sttsmpt~i % at upon
moving train.
On Moaday DR. Eastman - Coocord, y. ~.
90. marri..l at the sturte,ani honse, Ne~
york. a. Mi- Dslnll Last nigh, be di"l
Of cslusufuItiuu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15
Rullers snoulp DC lAylno.

Young pullst. hstchei In Marvh and
April ought an a. - laying this month.
Later hatched ones II not LAYING hy
November. will probably II lefi a. them
selves not lay before -pring When egg
are down O. fifteen cents pr doSen. \
veil known poultry farmer showed Va
recently kis account for last December
with - pallets. The net profit for that
month from eggs alone was sBa.39 /;
FROM the same pullet. Ia April following
the profit Was slt.s;. and h. got ~ dor
GA more egg In April than Ia December.
Nov this j. striking lesson 90 all Who
keep hens for profit. tset AL the eggs
you can this duh year When other crops
arr short. a. eggs always bring cash.
Probably a. cents pr doSen by Christ
mas. Therefore vt the pullets % Law
Ing early When prices are highest. Rev.
:. ". Sguires. ~ Franklin. Mass, says:
"fOr the purpose ~ seeing how many
eggA I could obtain last winter from
twelve hens. used four large cans %
Sheridan's Condition Powder. I believe
Il l. the hest preparation known "a IN
crease egg production. | saved part Of
the eggs for Matching after forcing the
hens four months for all they were
worth with the Sheridan's Powder, aud
| never had a greater per cent. ~ fertile
eggs or more vigorous chickens. la
brief, 10 not believe can afiorl % b.
without the Powder 20 give health and
yigOr "a young hens" SIX cans OF
Sheridan's Powder will pay a good diyi-
dend In eggs II you commence early. II
you cannot get Il near home. I. :. John
a a.. tHrra9.rs. Hon.. -fr....f h..
ton. Mass. the only makers Of sheri-
dams Condition Powder.) will send for
So cts. two 35-ceut packs ~ Powder;
for ~. i've packs: for sl.20, large Ii
pound can, all post paid; six cans for
a., express prepaid; Que large can ~
Powder, also one years subscription to
the farm-Poultry monthly both sent
post paid for sl.;O. sample copy Of pa
per cts. send stamps or cash. Testi-
mOnials sent free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-15
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-C Most IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRiEFLY TOLD

rhe state VET. 4. mt At Bar liar
hur last vrsk.
Th~ application Cor a charter Cor new
Grand ARMY posi in l.sviston has b"vn
deuir'l
IA augusta nurser1mau estimates The
amount ~ husine.. dome hy Malne uurs-
crymeu 40 siio,nu.
III ~not loaded plsiol hss t--,n g~i-
ting in some more 90 its work 40 Nachi-
a.. NJ "a fatal so.nd.
4 boston AMI Maine train ran over a
sprucs log PLAYED ou thu track near
Mslls. bat Sas not thrown 20.
The water ro.e o. a high pitch In The
Maine streams during The rains 20 the
first of'lsst Nesk. bat nee extensive dam
age Nas done.
4 lincoln mau feil from haymoS
into = thrv.hing machine which VA In
operation. aud vas 80 severely Injured
that death vu.u-,l
Mur,lrr in thr second degree Nas the
Vvr,iiCt returned 40 Alfred against kics
h smith. the Wnterloro homicide ~
c-ption. y IN D. filed.
The Comptroller ~ the Currency has
authorized thr Portland National Rank
% Portland. Ne. With a capital ~ 49,
60 o. hegin husiness.
Alonfo Long, shilr digging In hl. mill
yard af Bluehili. unearthcd a human
skeleton in a goosi state a prrssr,a tion.
II .. thought i must have h-cu an ludi-
an.
\ hov ln BrvVer. while hunting.
struck 40 a. hedgehog With the hutt ~
his gun. When The pun was Discharged.
the hall entering near hi. heart aud kill-
Ink him Instantly.
Ths delegate. ~ the Al American
Congress arrived AZ Portland AZ .. N.
Thursday. They Were driven about tn
city. hanQueticd az the Falmouth AMI
len AZ no F. 40 y. ". for Worcester. >cn-
ator Hale was Que ~ the speakers az the
dinner.
\ Pittsdeld boy VA seriously wound
"a hy a bullet which glanced from tar
grt az which tNo young men verv shoot
ing. Both the target shooters Nere ar
rested. bat one II them escaped, AMI Il
J. supposed took team from stable
In town. The term WAS recovered In
Fairfield.
Mr.. Margaret shepherd. the convert
81 nun. l. forming in Riddeford a branch
90 the order ~ LOYAL Women 20 Ameri-
can Liberty. The oblects 20 the order
are o. protest the public school system,
o. defend civil liberty and to prevent the
appropriation ~ public money for secta-
rian u-e-.
Herr l. some conclusive testimony on
the question % wages In this country.
Treasurer walker 81 the North Nassal-
boro WOODEN MIL. who recently visited
Europe. avs that h. found a mill In
England making precisely the same Kind
Of cheviots which his Nassalboro mill i
making. but that the foreign weaVers
good workmen) revived only $50 per
week. while his weavers here % the
same efficiency receive ~ pr week.
Congressman BOutelle has heen Invited
o. deliver the opening address Al the In
ternatioual Maritime Exhibition which
opens in Boston. Nov. tth. bat i obliged
90 decline on account u engagements Ina
the West az that time. II i o. D. regret
tel that Mr.. Boutelle cannot Accept the
invitation. Maine l. one % the great
states Tor sailors, and Mr.. BOutelle
While Vet . Young man earned the right
30 q title az one Of her great sailors.