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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-23

often hear peoploromplaining Of having
the "blues" and using this as an excuse ton
surliness. Such people could not succeed OF
the road. a travelling man may have tn,
inclination, but be hasn't time 10 indulge ID
the blues, not If he wants 70 succeed Gus
toners cannot bc oared by bulldozing OF by
lrowus No matter how much you dislike q
mans style or habits, you must be hail fellow
With him If you want to keep his trade Hc
may bore you, tut thais what the travelling
man gets bis salary lor--to be bored and sell
goods. Commercial Traveller IN Globe Dem
cgaC
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The assistant came up on the stage and
whispered something TO the lecturer.
Ladies and gentlemen" said the pro-
fessor, Il have just learned that one
case of the Oriental curiosities with
which ] usually Illustrate this lecture
has failed to arrive, owing 10 the mis-
take of a baggageman. / regret to say.
therefore, THAT ! cannot exhibit the well
preserved Egyptian mummy ! had hoped
to show You. 1t may be possible, how
ever, that | can find substitute. l.
there any gentleman from Philadelphia
in the acknowledging Tribune.
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u shall have bad luck today" said a board
Of trade man yesterday as he stepped from a
Woodward avenue car.
"Why sON he was asked
81 came down on that car this morning as
usually do. it was crowded, as 10 usually is,
and rode on the step, as ] am often obliged
10 do Between Elizabeth street and the city
hall seven Indies left the car all on my side,
and was seven times obliged 70 step of into
the sush The fellow on tho other side
wasn't once disturbed. wish [ knew him
Ia like to follow his play detroit Free
Press
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1f we must ape foreign customs and use
foreign words and phrases at the capital it il
a relief 10 know that all is not English that
gliiters. though am aware that the impres.
sion has gone out, probably on account of the
reputation Of the state department, that we
are all English, YOU know A little hotel on
the avenue has swung out the sign Of THE
Pension Bourgeoise" Lest the unlearned
may think that this has some reference to the
pension Office It may be well 70 explain that
a French pension" IS a kind Of private or
family hotel laundry Oh the avenue has
the word "Blanchisserie" on its front, and q
baker on Fourteenth street has had painted
on his window "Charcuterie ct Pattsserie 81
You SEQ we are progressing. - Washington
Letter.
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CHICAGO. March 22-Wheat opened
active, strong and higher. Corn stronger
oats also firm and tc. higher. ffe-
visions active and higher. Closing
Xbeat-March, $1,000 May, LOSS
June. essc. Con-March, @tc' May
35sc. a 35fc.; June, 35.c oats-MaLen-
e4ic.: Nav. e5sc; June, 25.c. Pork
Nav. SPA June, sl241t. Lard
March. So e5: May. $702t; June, 5000
s.o7. short ribs-May, 5000; June,
IS 32l; july, SG.37t@J 500.
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Durham. y &

DURHAM, y. c. March 2l.--Our re-
ceipts this week have been heavy, and
while there has, perhaps, been larger
percentage OF good wrappers than here
lofore the offerings, as a whole, show
little improvement in quality. We note
no changes in prices, except on common
and medium wrappers, which have adj
yanced slightly
Nh W g. poindexter, representing
The l.. j. Sorry Company, and Mr. L. d.
Christian, representing p. Lorillard q
Co., have been on the market this week
MAHTIN n IHnAIPsON.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, Va. March 2a.-Sales o.
loose tobacco to-day amounted TO o3,5l'
pounds; highest price $40.
Offerings of tohaccos at auction, OF
Change, Friday, March 22d, 1889: Tota
offerings forty-one packages, principally
West Virginia brights; one package was
taken in at $50: one package was sold nj
$50: one at S26JO; one at $50; one nj
$40; one at Sl72j, one at Si7; one al
S1j.5j. one at $3.50. one at $50; one al
$l3. one at $3.50; one package was
taken in ut $i2, one package was sold ai
Sii624; one package taken in at Slle5;
one at SO; % packages brought under
$40, OF which seventeen were taken In.
Registered AT the Tobacco Exchange,
W {. Mcdonald, Montreal. Canada, +.
A. Coleman, n c.; A 3 Barbour, r.
II. Ludlum. Virginia; w q. Poindexter,
Middletown. o.
Office of United States Collector OF In
ternal Revenue reports collections for
the city Of Richmond today as follows
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. $244; to-
baccos, - ,63979; sundrics, $i0.34. To-
tai collections to-day. $2,sss0G.
Centre, Myers, Shockoe, Davenports,
Old Dominion, Allegheny, Seabrook's
Blancbard's and Shelburne's warehouses
report deliveries to-day Of 100 hogsheads
and 4 lierces
Sales of tobacco reported TO the secre-
tary to-day Wrappers, ~ hcgsheads
filters, 81 hogsheads; Western, . hogs
heads dark-, 25 hOgshcads. Total sales
reported, 1l3 hogsheads.
Mr. Robert Haskins, of Robert Has
kins & Co, Durham, y G., is in the city,
and in the course of conversation with
the undersigned, said Il left Durham
this morning. Our breaks were very
large as they have been for some time
past. think there has been some little
improvement in the character of the to-
baccOs offered since the lst Of January.
but il j. miQify mean at that One reason
| ascribe for even this slight improve
ment il that the new warehouse The
Farmers Alliance has been drawing
tobaccos from the jrl0At section, and is
getting right much of that trade
There is no stock Of old rr0ppers on
our market. One or two of our large
dealers. who Ind the remnant of the
,oroppa sfofl, sold out in December last,
cleaning up the market on that class OF
goods c. Mel.
The following is clipped from the
Ilfia Rericr, of Reidsyille, y. c.
TOBACCO.
Breaks for the past week have. been
very light and prices are still tending
upward. All grades, except filters, are
slightly advanced in price From the
best data we have we estimate that only
about one-third Of the crop has been
sold, and so far the wrapper shortage
is al least - per cent, and I'M
less there is great improve
incnt our manufacturers will have
trouble in filling their orders. our
market is unusually strong Just now, as
several OF our men have new orders, and
our manufacturers are behind with their
work and can't keep up with the demand
for manufactured stock. All parties are
largely looking for the better grades and
paying outside prices for the same.
Farmers could do no better than try
this year
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New YoRK, March 22.-Flour ilrm
fine grades OF winter wheat, g 4oGsS.'o'
Southern steady; trade and family extra
n 900 $3.50. Wheat closed &c. TO e.
6icher spot sales No. red, sl.oS~
siol. extra red. $1,000 $l.0l, No. !? req
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Dry Goods 'i.nlauf-Nol hare called 10
re-p01e f1 ow advertisement as a floor
walker Wol r. what are your qusliica
tions for tuo p0 lon.
Applicant 1854 the father OF three pairs
OF twins. -lloston Courier.
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lmINlNA NTATr LNTTERl CONPANY

..fod hV thc Legislature in l~i3 fog
.i inI Charitable purposes. ana it-
niir o. pant uf thc present state
.YIl.a. il I~i1. hl am overwhelming pop
t.lvWlTH DRAWINGS take place
....lIf Juno lul unrcmfefI ana its
..>n SINGLE Nj MHEN DRAWINGS
..I.r .l each uf the other ten months of
on. I..r. and arc uI drawn in public, 80 tho
...t nf Music. New % .lgHu7. Ia
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Nlr.n to Pop.

When woman shows enough interest
IN a man to pick piece Of lint of his
overcoat he can marry her if he only
SAYS so.-Fort Valley Enterprise.
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ArQles-fhol early. Ter barrel, g.. 90 (,
s2.2) mixed l0is. si.z5tO sl.15
Bacon Nifginia hams. choice Old Sc pc
pound new hams small. l2f 70 l3c new
hams large, 10 to lie; sides, to Toe
shoulders. tosc.
lOwl,--5 90 7c.
Dean--Choite Navy. Fl rs 500.
Black Eye Peas 50 to I.6J
Be,swax--is 10 20c per pound
BucSwheat--2l 20 Be-.
Butter-Nirginia creamery. 20 TO pc; fam
ily packed (Nirgium, lstO 2r. choice vel
low. store packed C.ipdnial 10 10 lie: stor,
packed. mixed color and sweet. y 10 lac
store packed iair 80 good. 10 20 re.
Eg,s-in crates (fresh). L. 20 i3c.. IN boxes
and barrels, u 90 l1c.
Poultry Drsssi-Chiclcns. 10 l2c. pc,
pound turkeys. H. r0 ne per pound.
Ducks l. 60 Zoe yer pound; Geese, ! to %
per pound
Poultry Live Chickens. % 10 25c Hen.
iat. 3U tO 3ic; Oid Fowls mixed - to Doc
Dnc.s, ~ to 35ci Turkeys per pound, 10 to
lie
Dried Fruit-Poaobes pssIed 5to Sc IN.
peeled halves 3 t0 3ic. ADules sliced to 3lc.
quarters - 90 2c Cherries pitted 10 TO lie
Blacsbcrrics io 4 Nhouleberries u 10 &c.
fea'lefs-fume i've goose, 40 10 80 pei
FIaxseei-Per bushel. sl.l0 to $40.
Hife-Drv fiufs LIGHT weights, 10 &c
per pulni' heavy weights. We per pound dry
silled, Uc. lwel ,altod. A.. zen &c.
HoGs-bIes,ed. I'D tic
Lari-irme country. 5 90 DC per pound.
Oui0ls--ln barrels. ~. IS OSLO.
Oranges. . tn $40.
Petuu's-fa1cv stock, per pound, 3! to
Sc. me.num ~ t0jc.
P0iaiors--pcf bushel. s. To SOC.
RDots-1inseng pe-Yolsd $50. Seneca,
per pound. 30 o. 35c.
Wool-Tub-Na.hed 2s TO SIC per pound.
unUashed, --c per pound.
Groceries. ttc.
Brooms-Two strings. 81 90 10 q. 25. three
string. sIjJ 60 500. four strings, 500 to
800.
Baskets-Wiilow. sl.ij 70 81 20 per nest
spiH. 500 Use perd0lrn.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds per dozen 90c
a. g5c.
Can Corn 2pounds per dozen go too5.
Rice aroifa o FOB de-. RangeO0n. SIC.
SaIt-llVerpOol, from store 81 80. ground
alum from store, per sacF, $500 to Sl.l0.
Ialow-ilc
Chee-e-lrlme cutiifg lic. common, II to
-rtt.tN' -'D'
fe '' ,'-tI. 1e'
......i l.''' 10 10 loOi
,,sii,n ~ t.gl. N... o7loons ,.; ~, -,
,,l,,fr. Q-,.,t. i''''N ~
So ,........... o. t..c.. 100. ,,.,sl.;,.. d
-. t+n.. f....- ""'"'''h' -
e,..... l,...-..f'..t -i-. ...,. 81. p
sugsr e.. .t., az, - IL '''s''' '''' -
Te9.- lia.r - f.. En-. IMMORTAL 70 n go.
,.,.,....l. .., .... -
CoHec-Rio is p, pc. Lapuavra. % 10
23C. Java. 2lf03uc.
Burkets-painteG two hoops. 81 %. three
haa.s. .ll.
Meat Flour and Meal.
Bu'kmoafs-~.des. Sc. shoulders. 70.
Eacln-We,ern shoulders, 7Ic olear-rlb
sides se. breasts zoe. hams l3e.
Flour-idchm nd patent roller family
500 to 5000. fancy iaaily, 1910 to 5000;
family ti.55 t0 $3.50. city extra, Si25 TO
10 ritr slrerune, $40 % 500. city
me rs - io 5000.
Meal-lltyi per pushel' 7lc, country % 70
Cement. Lime, Plaster. Etc.
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Wheat-750 bushels.
Corn $50 bushels.
Oats 600 bushels.
Peas--6O bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Alged. ri bushels fair al 81, do.
~ bushels common at y2c., ShOuberryi -
bushels good at i02 Total sales Of wheat
$50 bushels.
Corn-White. 800 bushels very good on
private terms. do 500 bushels very good at
i3c. Total sales Of corn, 80 bushels
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Ouotations. -Middling, 9;c.; low mid
ding. Ole; good ordinary, ste.
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Reported by Paine & Co.. Comm sslon
Merchants l1H Gary Street.
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TnE FIRST SALE AT AMSTERDAM.

The first inscription of the new crop
of Sumatra tobacco took place in
Amsterdam on Monday last 1t con
sisted of about coo bales OF Deli Mchpy
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NRs JOB PERSONS REMEDY.
ilOn Hcv G.. j. Giisou. ID. H.. minister of
p IHaI Church. Petersburg Va. ~ say,
' Nr. joe Persons Remedy lu my Own
.t'a.t ARD ii FiYce mo pleasure 60 Say Is has
l'IINl valuable tonic and purifier Of the
vol. ani lf thoroughly tested. / think viii
'etli U many cufaueOus disorders.
CHURCHILL j. GIBSON"
tNrsisrg. J a.. January ~. ls,s.
fYf Hit yy T. u, hOtIT. Druggist. M east
Nrl0 street. az
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Grand Monthly Drawing

al Iul ACADEMY on MUSIC. NEW OB.
J. IN~ IiI ~DNl. APRIL Do. lo,t
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RAILROAD BONDS
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Atlanta & Charlotte.......... ~.
r.. i. * ,. dividend obist... li5
r.. F.&P +. 8 per cent "a ted. ~
h. +. & 7. per cent. gu ted. lol
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Lumhe7-Wh.tc oak per loo. 5000 to
l.oH West Virginia poplar. per Loo ID. %
DIS It
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ApQies-Choice early. yer barrel, g.. 90 to
3 p mixed lots Si.z5t0 sl.-j
BIcOn-N Virginia hams. choice old, i5c per
pound new hams small ~ 70 i3c new
hams large, 10 TO lie, sides, 10 Toe:
shoulders 20 Sc.
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General NeMs.

THE City of st, Louis should pass here to-
morrow bound for New Orleans.
TIE City of Cairo will pass here at 10
O'Clock this morning on her way to Natchez.
The Arkansas City, for st. Louis. is an
nounced to pass here this afternoon at B
O'Clock.
THE Coahoma, for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee for osceola, leave this evening at 3
O'Clock.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JULIUS c.. CAMMER will, on
the 9th OF February, celebrate the anniyor
sary of their tin wedding at their residence,
No, "a Johnson avenue.
THE U. 7, Schenck, with all the freight
she could handle, passed here without land
ing yesterday morning on her way from
Cincinnati to New Orleans.
THE Ohio got in from Cincinnati yesterday
morning and goes back this evening at 8
o'clock. She brought in about 800 tons Of
freight and a number of passengers.
THE City OF Baton Rouge passed up from
New Orleans TO st. Louis late "Wednesday
night. She put of here l,20O boxes OF snuff,
532 barrels of sugar 80 barrels of molasscs
and 100 kegs Of soda.
THE James Lee, from Arkansas City, yes
tcrday morning brought in 3)l bales of cot
ton li3 sacks of'cotton, ,004 sacks Of cotton
seed, head of stock and 1850 packages Of
sundries. She went back last evening;
The Pittsburg Coal Exchange held a meet
ing saturday at Pittsburg in the Office OF
John A. Wood a Son. A committee, con-
sisting of Capts. John A. Wood, Addison
Lysle and w. W. O'Ncil, Sr, was appointed
20 attend the indianapolis convention, which
will be held next month, and to confer with
the miners in regard to the question Of
wages. II seems that the Pittsburg coal opc-
rators are a unit upon the question OF equal
izing the wages paid Kanawha and Monon-
gahcla miners. They say that they cannot
pay higher wages than the kanawha River
operators. Miners in the fourth pool at
Snowdcn's and Parsons mines are working
at a reduced rate. At the latter mines
cents bushel is being paid, while at Snow
dCn's y. cents is paid
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Al GnIro. III.
NJ 0NIFO, III.
Enecinl nlsnalch 10 The Anpenl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-The A. ]. Baker with
two bargcs of lumber has laid up here until
the ice runs out OF the Mississippi. The
Cherokee put of $500 sacks Of corn at Est
Cairo for Nashville, and has a fair trip for
81. Louis. The City of Monroe went TO st.
Louis today. The Buckeye State took on q
lot Of paper stock at Fillmore for Louisville
and passed up this afternoon with good
load. The T.. A. Woodruff left today for the
Kentucky River, where she will lay up. The
City OF Cairo, from St. Louis, reports ice
heavy and the river falling. She was draw
ing six feet and is adding lightly here River
% feet, rise Of nine inches In twcnty.four
hours. The City Of Nicksburg, with a fair
trip, passed to 81. Louis, and the Drouillard,
with b,OOO sacks Of corn, passed to Nashville.
capt Geo. Baker, OF Nicksburg, rciires from
the river after this trip, to connect himself
with a wholesale house in Louisville, Ky.
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The RUBY

Claims the attention Of all who appreciate
the choicest Of Liquors, Wines and Cigars
our locaiion-33 Monroe street, directly
In rear Of Lcuhrmann's-is one OF the
most eligible andccn in Memphis Our
aim will be to make this establishment
select and worthy Of public patronage IN
every detail. The Tennessee Brcwcry's
beer. which has no superior, will be a
speciality. A iirst-clnss Restaurant at
tached. supplied with al sea'onablc deli
caclos. W. w. SCOrr & Co., Prop'rs.,
No. 80 Monroe Street
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ENnn.xIIIr. Ind.

spcclhl Dlsplich 70 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. IA high north
wcstcr prevailed today. Delaying all the
short line boats. Some OF them, especially
the Henderson transfer aud Lancaster, were
unable 20 make all their regular runs. Bust
ness continues fair 10 middling. The New
Mary Houston, with full up stream
cargo, passed up at o'clock this afternoon
in good condition, adding no freight but
registering several passengers. She will ar
rive home Saturday afternoon. Crew all
well. The steamer W. 7. Nisbet will here
after change her day Of leaving this port for
Florence from Tuesday 10 Wednesday. The
Clyde will make scmi-wcckly trips mp Ten
ncsscc River from Paducah, leaving Tues
DAYS and Saturdays
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G. Z. Winklcr Professor OF Music.
L. A. Harvey 2Si Front Street.
]. IL. Taylor, Hill, Fontainc & Co.
+. W. Thomas, 5lg Madison Street.
c. T.. Heth, 81 Madison street.
S. N. Castle, Taxing District Office.
]. II. Erskinc, Memphis Grocery Co
Geo. Dashiell, G. W. Jones 4 Co.
II. W. Beck, Scimitar Office.
L. w. Dale, Avalanche Office.
c. NJ. Peotc, lennon Il Gale Co.
Il. NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co.
r. Il. Patterson, 1853 Front Street
NJ. Halle, Mcnkcn Il Co.
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Al Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal.
CNctNNAri, o., Jan. 8l.-Thc river Is rising
with 50 feet inches OF water In the channel
OF O oclUcl, pm. The weather H. cloudy with
nurrics Of snow throughout the day. The
Kate Siockdalc returned 90 Piushurg on
time. The Granite State will miss trip and
the DcSoto will take the freight received for
her. leaving Saturday. The Commonwealth
left for New Orleans with n good trip.
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l., Halle, Mcnkcn & Co.
T. NJ. Thompson, Appeal onicc.
IL. II. Miller, 3S7 Main Street
Geo. II. Williams, $. G. Toof q Co.
J T. Sncats, S6l Main Street,
T. Wilson, i37 lIill Street
w. ]. Stcmmlcr, 27l Main street.
c. W, Becker 3G5 Main Street
John llastings, J, S. Menkcn Co.
Chas, A. Harris, $40 Front street
Chas. g. Atkinson, r. l., Cochran & Co,
John Strong, 36i Front Street
r. NJ, Brown, McDavitt James a Co.
Joe. l.. Fazd, l.. II. & NJ. r. II.
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VIM. A,iNelson, POS Main Street.
DR.. c. Swain, 9i5 Second Street
VIM. Baker 25i Second Street.
u. H. Graham, 25i Second Street.
W. I, Sloan, Johnston q Vance.
Ben Il. Kocrp'r, Naccaro 4 Co
W. A. Cain, Lennon a Gale Co.
T. W, Shcrron, J. NJ hin a Co.
Louis Frisch, !, Goldsmith & Bro.
J, II Scmggs, NanNlcct 4 Co.
i. T. Robertson, NanNlcct & Co.
Thos. q. Mcclellan, $. A., NJ. a e. r. II.
q. A. Scyforth, is Madison Street
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Icrrll,ie TorcnnrnIng-.

Cough In the morning. hurried or difficult
Breathing raising phlcun tlghinc.. IN lhe rlc'L
auirlerrd uulsp. chlllincs In tho evening o.
t,,cnts nj night all ofnny Of those things ar the
fri stagos 81 consumption Ackcrs English
Cough Iompdy will cure thcHC fearful symptoms
and h suii under "a positive guarantee bi a. J,
Holster druggist
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting Of SO EN- =
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI,oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until cv-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements NJ the Levec.

Arrivals-U. p Schenck, Cincinnati; City
of Baton Rouge, New Orleans; James Lee,
Arkansas River; Ohio, Cincinnati.
Departures-U. 7, Schenck, New Orleans
City of Baton Rouge, st. Louis; James Lee,
Arkansas CitY.
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IAcr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. Branch office 351 Main.
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Ipauuruu

~ REMOVED ny THE USE OF COCAINE
And I, stimulates and promotes the growth
Ci thc hair. -,
Bunetts Flavoring extracts are the
l.af
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OTFCr siGSAL SERVICE, u. 8. A.,
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tous in The 18th meridian time, which u one hour
later than Memphis time
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TESTIMONIAL:

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