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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
Rs AS<eN IA.

o..-,'ar meetings Of JACKSON LODGE
- hlf on the fret and thirc Mondays in each
sol - 'cook p. d =, ,o,N,cocu c,..s,o,.
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q. ~. ~. A..

-peru)a! meetings az LEON LODGE No. &
f ssy. IN Sood their re ss Fe9%
;5'clech. b. n. SHAY, n. G.
,ter1 v.vsve II. 5.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
Grain and aHay.

We will keep constantly on hand full sup
ply fbest timothy hay, oats and corn, which
will be sold in any quantity at lowest cash
prices. T20-tf] T. j. ROBERTS e Son.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
IIi;i THE BOULEVARD HOTEL

Is the only hotel in the city for co.ored peop lie.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and rates OF board very
cheap john B. HAWKINS,
2l-tf Proprietor.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

- ,bc ID and 4th Mondays in each month. at
Meets on w. NJ MCINTosH, SR, II. p
sso.N XArCHorE, Secretary
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

A carload of wood for sale by the cord Leave
orders with W. A. Demily at Byrd & Denham's,
or..apply 20 202t. JOHN E. JOHNSTON
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

Washington Critic: Bismarck has
been drinking beer so long that he found
it difficult to take water in Samoa.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

From the San Francisco Alta.

TTUnI tIe San T TaHCIscO AHA.
Now that it is til. 4 tha. NJ. Bllne is to
" run our foreign policy we venture to hope he
will keep it out of guano.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

Barbed Fence Wire,
K. Fl. AFFORDS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

Fine Tobacco.
Of all grades, at DAMON 8 Sons
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19

Five Cent Cigar in the CITY, at
DAMON & Sons
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
Fresh Groceries
Wood. Wood.

y week, at DAMON s. Sons
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

Books, Books, Our permanent Book
Department is doing wonders for MS and
for the people As we proceed We find
more Of certain books than are needed for
regular stock. Our idea is not 10 let books
or anything else quietly rust away in the
shelves, but sell them at once. Today We
offer
5000 Home Series Novels At l0c.
Dickens, II volumes, hail Russia, $3.50,
regular price $500
Macanlcy's Essays, ", only Sl.2j.
American Biographies. jv., SL3b.
Seal poets, Proctor Scott, Milton, Poe,
Browning, Moore, Bryant, Byron, soc,
worth $3.50.
Justin Mccarthy Own Times, . V,
Sl2j.
Knights Half Hours Best Authors, 4 ",
SI,j; regular price, 81.
Chauhpr-s Misccllunics outside Of q
cyclopclil tho most useful book Of refer
encc that Is published, but unlike the dry
as-dust Cyclopcdin, IL is entertaining aa
well as instructive, 10 v. Tor SL0S.
illustrated Bible only Sl25, worth $3.50.
Baucmlts u. 5. History, q ", sos,
worth $3.50.
Dickenss novels In half Russia, each
volume complete containing one 10 three
tales, only jOc A dollar is the publishers
prcc.
scribncr st. Nicholas, Popular scicnc,
tor March.
fuII Line Hound Books, zoe and soc.
1000 boxes stationery; - envelopes anJ
~ sheets oi paper l1r &C..
Good lead pencils lc each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
From PimplestoScrofula

Psoriasis S years, covering face, head and
entire body with white scabs. Skin red,
itchy and bleeding Hair all gone.
Spent hundreds of dollars. Pronounced
ineurable. Cured by Cutieura Remedies.
My disease (psoriasis) first broke out on
my lett cheek, spreading across my nose, and
almost covering my face. II ran into my
eyes, and the physician was afraid would
lose my eyesight altogether. 1t spread all
over my head and my hair all fell out, until
was entirely bald-headed il then broke
out on my arms and shoulders, until my
arms were just one sore. II covered my en-
tire body, my face, head and shoulders being
the worst. The white scahs fell constantly
from my head shoulders and arms; the skin
would thicken and hc red and very itchy,
and would crack and bleed il scratched.
After spending many hundreds Of dollars
was pronounced incurabe | heard Of the
CuTtCURA REMEDIES, and after using two bot.
ties CUTICURA REsoLyENT could see change;
and after | hal taken four bottles was al
most cured and when had used six bottles
OF CurICum RrspLvENT and one box OF Cur
CuRA and one cake Of CuuCURA soar was
cured of the dreadful disease from which
had suffered for five years | thought the
disease would leave a very deep scar, but the
CuTlCuM REMEDIES cured IL without any
scars, l cannot express with a zen what
suffered before using the CuricuRA REMEDIES
They saved my life, aud | feel it my duty to
recommend them. My hair is restored a.
good rs ever AMI 81 is my eyesight. | know
of number of different persons who have
used the CurCURA REMEDIES, and all have
recciyed'groat benefit from their u.s.,
Mas RIOS, KELLY,
Rockwell City Calhoun Co., Iowa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
A THRIFTY FAMILY.
How Father and Two Sons Push
Thriving Business

now u tdbneI AWO pShS NSN- -
Thriving Business.
In Justice Elliott's Court yesterday was
sight which would warm the cookies in
the hearts OF the Hon. William L. Chan
dler and those of his ilk. 1t was the col
ored man and brother enjoying his rights
and privileges rs an American citizen.
The court was white, but the Constable,
the plaintiffs and defendants, the wit
nesses and the lawyers e Yes; it is owing
to the wonderful feasibility OF the English
language) were all colored, more or less.
A greater travesty upon justice and COM
mon sense was perhaps never seen. Not
because the alleged lawyers were ignorant,
because ignorant lawyers with white skins
can be found without search warrant,
but because to the comedy OF errors called
trial was added the peculiar purposes and
base uses to which the law can be put.
The johnson family figured rs prosecu-
tors. Two colored women figured rs de-
PENDANTS. Thrifty is the johnson family.
The father and two sons, acting together,
have been doing land-oilice business, as
the testimony and reference 10 the papers
nlcu SHOWS, Inc ola man is uScu rs u ue-
coy duck. He visits females who possess
an approachable dispositions, and, at a
critical moment, one OF the sons PUSHES
into the apartment and makes the discov-
cry. The second son files complaint
against the woman for keeping house of
ill-reputc, aud the first son is called as a
witness. Thus, by a rare degree of that
domestic felicity which should pertain in
all well regulated families, cases are
made constabes and judges witnesses and
lawyers all get fees. aud often Judge
DulBose is asked to allow the bill. With
such n mastery mind TO accomplish great
results, 1t is Il pity that Old Man johnson
did not provide himself with few more
sons--somc for lawyers and court officers
and some TO assist him in his part when
| the labor becomes oneious 80 that all the
revenue 10 be derived from these cases
could be kept in the family. II is seldom
that the head OF family can manage TO
keep his sons employed right under his
own eye rs Mr.. johnson has done, but
since he has done so much, he ought to
do more
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all a man
could suffer and live, Face and body
covered with awful sores. Used the
Cuticura Remedies ten weeks and is
practically cured. A remarkable case.
contracted q terrible blood poisoning
year ago. / doctored with two good phyS
clans, neither of whom did me any good. |
suffered all a man can suffer and live. Hear,
ing of your CUucURA RENFnTs | concluded
to try them, knowing II they did me no good
they could make me no worse. have been
using them about ten weeks, and am most
happy to say that l am almost rid OF the
awful sores that covered my face and body.
My face was as bad; II not worse, than that
of Mss Boynton, spoken Of in your book,
and would say 20 any one IN the same con
ditioa 10 use CUnCuRA, and they will surely
bc cured. You may use this letter in The in.
tcrcsts of suffering humanity.
T.. W. REYNOLDS Ashland, O,
have been troubled with scrofula seven
years, which first started un thc top Of my
head, giving me infinite trouble, with CON
slant itching casting oil Of dry sales, aud
watery liquid eNudcd from under the
scales | treated it for seven wears unsuc.
tcHNlullN, ana WAS uhaule 10 Vu'Vh ~ Wulli l
found your CUuCURN REMEDIES. One box
LUrlCURA, one cake CurCum soar and one
bottle CUrICvEA REsoLyENr completely cured
me my skin becoming porertly clca and
smooth. 5 J, DAVIS,
Artcsia, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
90 Mr.. Dcnuis Downing ten years better
! have dug and scratched Tor thrty-cight
year, had what is termed pruru-, and
have suffered cNcryth NJ, AMI tried % num-
bnr of doctors but got NO rrief Auyhndy
could have got 5000 had they me The
{ tJrl,yuA NrNTpu secured me- God bless the
man who invented CuucuUN
tUTNrY Gu"rN,
" Trowhhlnc Slrcnt Camhr-l-e. MA-s.
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wcdnc d1y. Wa % 20 1889.

iu mont uf tlu C1urhuHs. ".H. N'HHhlt Tenn
t,I a uuH.l. Uu.tuH IH OH. highest bidder iYf
e. 900 IH. fu.'uH|HH IHr" ..u HHI
UUH HII.Hfr 300 t'. IIIHl .UHNIs lHluE part ~
Oct B. ru fEH uITf'U trUT|r. Ui hu.l Hnd 18th
fi"U'. if.utIIs I iHut 1000 hu.. iI.,l .ud tih i,ft
uu -I.fh f'fy o. upon Which b. HHI.i double tome.
u."N IHu.f
I.uU.r U4uo. J t'I.ff. 900 w01.p,u avenue,
HrI. IHu 10. of MrUHH|. H.I.f lHt No. q, Hi
IH'U Down uI tur inHIlUs f...H subdivision NJ The
Isu NUFuf iurt beginning HI stake 200 the eat
IlHuui Ifr above uNpuu .H. northwest Gunner ui
lUf No. % Hul Che HuUi."f.I "IINHf ul tu.d lHi p.
tH. uHU uuIH with Inu r..| .IH. Ui lfru Hove ave-
uuH Z rh#lUs md % luI. fH.un" eat ni fflt
ANGLES with u.s. s.dlutc avenue fIHlua anil lfIluks
Co. ffuEr. MI. nee tuutI HHI PARALLEL with Nu'ri
ll,U avenue Z rlHlu. HUI D.. HHh. iu 10 stake,
tHSHrH west chains aud A. NH.H 'I ihr beginning.
ruItHuiuF trfrs.
atd 1lln VIII lc made IHI %. nni ifrc from n'l
ughf aud equity ~ n.lHm.i.Hu Tue ilU0 D. hr
iieN,l o. rood but ! U.I 100 Hul convoy Only
nf Ifrstrn. Y. vs. 500 hNlHls Trustee.
Nrtpnlf a walker Ati1m#a
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NOTICE.

- order ~ 'hc owufH of It5H TO- zen thou.
slui seven hundr1 Hul iI'.N thart 90 tlu'k.
AMI , o.. 0f.irf III d. President and Directory
u FHurfai meeting uf Co... H .UHlCu ui ilr Ms
siaIup. a. tennessee ifHi'fH company D. hriuhY
called iU meet lu tfUuHlH iI ui liwl.lilii. 90
isst Ht Nulu. H' the Chamberlain HOUSE 40 con
s'rf und uu upon rYusH|i ALTON ~ mrft't nl we
Mississippi g. 1uuuus.eU Iis.If 10 inmmuL WIN "
Into thC CD ClEu. 81 Luu|H sew htlcaha ltallfnal
Comm ub. "a tuuueHer Hu HH tHr properly aul
irluChIs,s, 60 . uf what b. now ilo Mississippi a
tennessee Haliruad tnuTHH. occurring NOT "a
crrdlns Funu If HYn 4. .ui lclsr Of such
inufigIrr prrmirss aiurasI I fHH Illinois e, atrial
hnilfuil Company aud iUH.. upon hll matters ~.
cidOut thereto. or that mHr ' rfDns' of hHf.'i
upun ht either ~ said rum HuIr. DO lhe Wahlng
die ufa.i..ir.i a Tepr, a.# UHIIfuai e part ~
what ls known m the il'.HH.I gnlial Hi,lem OF
iiuiifuads 4 u. n ANhlAAN, liulaeht
~ u. LAun Asst scrfUtHf|r
January iEfu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

humlls. blptrhCs, eruptions, sores, scale,
ana crusis whether simple, scrlfuious or
contagious no agency In the world ot mcdi-
cine >o speedy, sure aud economical "a, the
CUu,UEN RfNapiTs.
CUTCuRA, the great skin cure, Instantly al
lays the most 1g1uiliug itching and iu.1m-
nation. clears thr Noin and sea p of every
trace Of disease. heals ulcers and sores. rn-
moves criists and scales and rcstor tie hHir.
CuTICuu, soar, tie greatest ~ skin hcaUi,.
Tiers /. Indispensable Zoe treating skin 90 eases
and baby humur-. u produces the white. f..
cicarust skin and solIr,t hands free from
pimplc, spot or b,cmi,h. Cu,yA Rlsoi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
COUNTERPART COIN.

The Street Cor Companies Receiving
Contributions for Fares.
Deputy United States Marshal Smith
showed an APPEAL reporter a handful OF
counterfeit dimes and nickcls yesterday,
the result Of one days contribution to one
Of the faro boxes on the Madison and
Shelby street car line. The countcricils
are OF the bascst and most clumsy sort
The dimes are Furnished over with some
thing like German silyos; the nickch ate
pure lead. The street car cumpduIe, have
been annoyed moro than a little OF late by
these countcricits, and from the frequency
with which they find their way in,o the
fare boxes il Is supposed that they arc
made in the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

bargains In now India silks.
bargains In spring Henrietta Cloths.
Bargains ia French SaicrnA
MWrR GoOpS Checked NninEook. Sc;
colorcd plaid Mulls. 81 plain India Linen,
Toe. plaid and striped French Null, lie,
worth 20c.
1000 Remnants white goods half price.
FAsr BLACK pluin India Linen, zoe;
worth iOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

The CuTIcrRA REurpu have permanently
cured me of dandrun and iuciol cruptuus
when all other remedies had failed For
nine months my head has been entirely fro
from the slightest signs Il dapdruN, and my
skin is IS clear rs VIXEN was % boy.
Lou THOMSON, New Britain, Conn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATCBIA, MISS,
oFTtK, TuE SERVICES ur TWO TitUT
TING ~TALIIuSS
Can't. Games, No. 1894.

capt. CnFnCH, NO. f,SSf,
limited a. Ten AuuruNyi " rsa 10 80 tah the
-,u ou. season Binds July q.
Colt truticr ap iu demand Ih, horse should
ret thrh Hs BIS tlfp 10 o. e.. Hu, wasH colt irut.
Ter. hl, guul.W onward, itiu l. the Hrcai,rt
sire ui colt tfuitrr kuHNut having put four thfun
scar Odds Toe The ID iHt iu one lu.r BE bret dnm
Inrry nny rtclrl t.N Wua sIr' hy AlruldH who
roi liylas The sire ui tho uuheltru Uult uu.l,r
'ssusIr -" 1lss hlH Second lIu hT another rnUlt
hflud NAN tltr. Kentucky tFf .uu. Ui Doe luurs
mrrr dam LADY 1hu.ur. gie. rui NHWhrIuu
ruchrnI. biz thli d.m hY still another famous
hrIud mafc siug, llNln luuvsi iuurh. tith lud
sixth dams b. ihUwuFhhuTl t.ue. ludlN iualy
Capt tnnucs isn ilf"yl rnrull hIpl lnN uNiyri
hauds hl h. elegantly prup'uI nci .nliIuh
Col Joncracn Blind
D. OWrd @, thU ru''io ni siO RASH
fic was lind ~ thr rfr.tr.t hr1.I man slfC
known. MHmlfinu lat"hHu. ulu.' .Ius orr tHkIHa
nui rank ls hu.ul mare H.HIs uun AlrI 5000 uIi
UUH IfHifUT Jefferson 10 iu.cU trafs ui Hsr Hfs d
UlrtGTr thHt uuIli make au, hUrsuau tel Hn0.l
. BE-. hands hlah. stylish. isuu'fl.sl auu Hnrll
UIlird. Nuur ui DIE 900 rrr blind 900 show 10. be-
dii trIiiiuf frf.uu. Hnu Hr r1fu" rul hHl' Hu'
roadster. lir In.i iHs iHs'rs' IWu scar ul tll
showed AI.lul Memphis DAFT summer
80 80 Hnrs ban ,'sl UIr Dos hui up o. .sIiHl
! billy iuf accidents. m.u" o.. I.rl OFF "a Ur
/ month"; EEL grain. in l.f further I1HfusiIpI
hddrcso z. LYTLE. Man'gr.
iDs N. Paul ~. N'"ihr'ti-. q" ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

1000 dozen ladies' Handkerchieis, good
for common use and children, 4c.
800 dozen mems colored border linen
handkerchiefs at lie, or 3 for SOC; cheap
at Soc each.
$50 ladies' white and colored embroid-
cred Eandkerchieis, such as you have seen
ut SOC and 40c, at this sale only he
1000 dozen mems all linen Collars, nc
hotter sell for 500 dozen, sizes 10 and
15l, today only &c.
Gents Laundered Open Front Pleatet
Bosom Shirts at SIC, worth $780,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

~ DOZEN Childrcn's Fast Black and Col
ored Cotton Hose at pc, worth Acc.
100 DOZEN Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose,
Black and Colors, regular price Soc pair,
at this sale only Sc.
LADIES 5.button Kid Gloves &c. worth
$l.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

vrNr, he new blood pun Ter olcuuscs the
the ItT.uUUN RrTEpus cur' every species ut
rgouiZiug, humilHtinE ilchiuv, burning
sculy and pimp.y diseases eft the skin, ScnIp
and blood, with loss Ut hair from pmplcs 20
sCrnIuia.
soar, "1c, GrsoyrSU S' Prepared 10y the
purT nrug ,Sp JurucAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
GiIugcs, 1OI.usfutiuu, and 100 Testimonial,
IIAAIEn SOFT wlit.. md 30 from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
THE j. S. MENKEN COMPANY

Will make the two last days OF February
memorable in Memphis. Today and to-
morrow we shall offer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
MARDI GRAS,1880
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
'Iss1is utuIg COg 'uN
tuHhN tHTstI

lnr ihc nor1mmuln Tss1is utuu rog 'uN
ton ui thuaH dHifuH 90 'tusHy 'fsYttt
witness thn Tmud Ufp 'ftIt V.tN . -
rraluu. Hud TlFDiuia .tTIuB
Incident tu thu ttlrHm. I ktIV .NuuU .HHuf "a
Uuu uf rhfHYr Iurst IT. uHI.tuIiI IuI aunt lHI.
when thu Pancake nall rurIIu
WllI ring he rlHd rruE I Nlt tTUfwlf. ultHI
milan 40 thn uNfltIIu. #aI HIuul i.1HIIuh puH
thr llliuuiH lguiml Raj IaflfuUH Qua 'UHHIUwi
fuHd Will fHll round IuIIusl uuutiif 1u 81 .
TITO tiCkota at IIIwsmHt adHI.YI puu
DliBb Memphis o. wuulg 1905 ui 90 VuiUs
New Nrruils qua MUM Uuu unNuiH uIflHWN
On the ~, y anu iih go vird sui ASA 90
~ hHtIt win ample uuafaH luUUfIHu lHu poe
UNIT 10 return Ful a Hiui 'HUtaffu NHN
uI uHHH % ul Aluu sHItIu
T.. ~ DiNKiNA aAuJwuu IuUlu puu
nIHIuI uuliDl siII puFUu
Ticket Age1t, Depot. ~ HIultHt HuIlluud
TRAINS RuN A. FOLLOWS
Arrive leave.
Memphis 20 iu am 800 D m
New OfiCuus. .......... .............l moan hu pm
4. .. KNAPP. Asst a.. q, Agent
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Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Real what DUNCNN's LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE L-. d...

~ nuHHaut.f VA yHrFi 81 srwri not D.. 10
. si's-... GO. ru i.H tnU 90 liver aunt I..I.r u
.t.s II.IH.l Htil . Dog t.ry .gI.. E I'D.
CAMS I..gt h. NOt.IH. Irur bottles us.
s.uIH b.. r.t.. hFt.. .l.| H'. ..ifu. tul 800 n.. o
f.eI.U.HU. ..H iu.". H. 100 Wa IuIi .H. .u
~ AHsuln
Camden, Jena
Grrr..Hurn. Ark Arm S. lGs-pr. g Y
duncan u.IH &c.. Hu % H... lUIut h.ti ..Iu
IU.H #..r.. H.H .I.r .| f.. .f|f N.. u.. I"
IHi. Ha. 10 ..F. Hul HW sell p.e.. VIII iurm.
1000 .IfH Nuurs HfH t.U .uf II.iahlr Iflr-.y' Hfl
.F.II.Hs. IUatI pst. .fI Hr ftHa sod UIt. itlly
tul . tUs, Medicine aHl tHIII.lr ointment
lin .I.. Ia"E uuf % NHI t. H.W lnr them This u
.lur.H.Hf A4Hll u." DIHIt uHt HF iHI Hnf ui. 4
uIg lgst tl.as ui Jour u,uCincs. lulr if.lyt.
J. u JAR. 81 IA
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rrE~s rs CLOTHING

100 Dozen French porcalo shirt Waists,
blue, rel and Whlegrounds, at Use. These
are not only made Di the very best mate
rial. but We guarantee them perfect IN iit,
ages Ia - years.
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only isc. Equal 10 the - waist.

Mems all.wool Scotch Suits, $40.
Boys spring knee pants suits. $3.50.
Mems novelty Dress suits, SO 10 s2j.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

IIumorg run riot in The blood nt this sen.
son. Hood. Saraparil.a eNpf.scNury impur-
ily and yitaizcs and purchIs he blood.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27
THIRTY ASTOUNDING BARGAINS

Every article Of this springs purchase
new, fresh and seasonable.
You KNOW our rule; although the rush
will be crushing and you may select in a
hurry, you can get your money back
within three days il in the least unsatis-
factory. We take all the risk, you take
none.
INDEX To BARGAINS: Ilandkerchieis
Silks, Books, Wraps, Jerseys, Chinaware,
Dress Goods, Clothing, White Goods,
Mems Collars, Sheetings, Plated Table
Ware and Carpets.
Promptly at o O'Clock Today
This stupendous sale begins;
\ Twill End Tomorrow Evening.
Two days, Wednesday and Thursday,
don't forget it.
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Ifnuy dealer snys hr has The ", =. Douglas
Shuvs without uNmV suu priUf stamped On
the bottom, put him down UH maud.
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CutiCura Remedies

n TrOwhrilnc Slrc0t Camhr7l-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27
THE CHEROKEE LANDS.
Chief Mayes Says They VIII Not be Sold
at All.

CHICAGO, July PA dispatch from Table
quah, l. T., says: When principal Chief Mayes
OF the Cherokee Nation was questioned as to
the attitude of his people concerning the on
coming conference with the United States COM
mssioners, he said. speaking in correct En-
gllsh: The gentlemen will be treated with the
utmost courtesy, but if they come here to ne
gotlate sale or any proposition to sell, their
1abors will avail them and their government
nothing. In the first place the Cherokees don't
want to sell to anybody, and in the second
place their constitution forbids any such trans
action"
The chieftain produced a copy of the Chero-
kee constitution and
READ THE PRoHIBIroRY SECTION
"The only way this can be amended" he
added, sis by giving public notice six months
before a general election, and no such election
will be held here for two years; therefore any
and all legitimate efforts ON the part of the
United States to transact treaty with the
Cherokee nation for the sale of its lands can.
not possibly mature before two years Now.
understand the idea of the government is to
show that 1t contains certain flaws of course
1t IS natural that any expedient however un-
fair, should be adopted by the government.
The Cherokees refuse to sell, but they will un-
dertake monstrous task when they attempt TO
undermine our patent We had in black and
white
THE WORDS OF PRESIDENT ANDREW JAcKscS
giving this land to the Cherokees 'as long as the
grass grows and the water flows Moreover,
our title has again and again been confirmed by
the executive, Legislative and judicial branches
OF the government and several inferior courts
have held similarly. The Cherokees, there
fore, will have cause to be extremely suspicious
II the commission begins its labors by assailing
our title"
Chief Mayes was then asked il he would call
an extra session of the council to consider the
proposition of the commission, but he refused
to commit himself on this point.
GEN. ROSS THE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION
party has several articles Of impeachment
against Mayes ready to present at the next
council, and the chief is naturally somewhat
reticent about precipitating discussion of his
impeachment. So an extra session is doubly
improbable. The commissioners spent large
part OF their time yesterday at the capital of
the five civilized tribes at Muscogee, where
they outlined plan of operations beginning
at Talequah, Monday.
Gen. Fairchiid thinks it will take about ten
minutes to end the Cherokee conferences il
Mayes remains as indiffeI eut az he ia at pres
ent.
THE RENTAL MONEY IN BANK
dispatch from Kansas City, No., says:
Treasurer Andy Sindler of the Cherokee strip
live stock association yesterday notified Treas
urer r. B. Ross Of the Cherokee nation that the
sl00, rental for the strip from July /, 1899,
to Jan. 1. 1890 was in the bank at his disposal.
meeting of the Cattle association was held
yesterday, but only routine matters we're dis
posed OF and nothing was said of the extension
of the lease