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The American Girl.

A practical, plain young girl,
Not afraid of the rain young girl,
A pOetical poSy,
A rUddy and II sy,
A helper of self young girl.
A home in her place young girl.
a never will lace young girl
a tOiler serene,
a life pure and clean.
4 princess of peace young girl.
wear her own hair young girl.
y free from stare young girl.
Improve every hour,
No sickly Sunfowcr.
a wealth of rare sense young girl.
An early retiring young girl.
an active, aspiring Young girl.
morning ariser,
dandy deSpiSer
A progressive American girl.
An honestly counting young girl.
never seen flirting young girl,
quiet and pure
modest. demure,
ut for wife young girl
a sought everywhere young girl.
a future most fair yOuug girl.
An ever discreet,
We too seldom meet,
IhIS queen among queens young glrl.
--IfS Il. L. Hoods, IN Net0 York WI0ya
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son is changing the incumbents of
fourth class postofiices at the rate of a
hundred aud fifty day and expects to
double the rate as soon as he gets his
hand in.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Ex-President Cleveland is in luck.
He has been made a commissioner to
superintend estimates and expenditures
OF the Brooklyn High Bridge, at four
dollars a day and board himself.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

President Harrison has offered the
widow of StOnewall Jackson her choice
Of the post-Offices of Lexington, Rich
mond or Charlotte, in Virginia and
North Carolina.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

The word mascot" is French for
Hearth angel" and is supposed to
bring good luck to the house or person
to whom it attaches itself.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

The greatest weather profit of this
season is the money saved by young
men who didn't 60 sleigh-riding.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

The Bohemian operators who reaped
a harvest of greenbacks in Southern
Pennsylvania last spring are now play
ing the same game in rural New York
and with the same success.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Girls chew gum only when they are
alone. When they are together there
is other work for the jaws.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

They say that the reason the camel
has hump on his back is because he
had to hump himself to get into the
ark.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Ifyou put away all expensive and
frivolous gayeties you are entitled to a
$50 Easter bonnet.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Lie on the left side, says a health
journal. 1T had been a law journal
it would have said Lie on both sides.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Many young man finds his court
ship come to full stop when it reach
es the interrogation point.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

The horse one has had, and the wife
one has not yet got. are always the
most perfect of their kind.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which is the
fountain of health, by using DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a
fair skin, buOyant spirits, vital strength, and
soundness of constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch. or eruption,
to the worst Scrofula, or blOod-poison. Es-
pecially has it proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sOres, Hip-joint
disease. Scrofulous Sores ana Sweihngs' En-
largcd Glands, and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures COnsump-
tion (which is Scrofula of the Lungs, by its
wonderful blOOd-purifying, invigOrating, and
nutritive properties. For Weak Lungs, Spit
ting of Blood, ShOrtness of Breath, bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred alice
tiOns it is a sovereign remedy. It promptly
cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, BiliOusness, or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, it is
an unequalled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIs. PTERCE'S PELLETS - ANTI
Bilious and Cathartic.
25c. vial, by druggists.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

The man who was lost in admiration
of a women afterwards found himself
in love with her.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10
Boot and Shoe Making,

The subseriber offers bis services TO the
..il.,s ~ sgs M Srnvrna as a Maker ofall kinds
eisl5e, ee6f,,f. and Shoes. Work done neatly
q P'oi "ifb dispatch. His shop has been
anu ahu,S from Mount Vernon street to Com
moe lores Il part Of the Rink Building oe-
oonnied by b. b. Allen. ,,oppre
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10

N'NACAA = II III
as art, taste and ingenuity
in the manufacture Of Cloth
ing, they have been brought
out to the very highest pin
nacle Of perfection in the
making Of our Spring styles
OF Mems, Youths Boys and
Children's Suits and Spring
Overcoats. It's the prize
and premium stock of a de-
cade. OF course nothing
was spared on our part to
get that which was choice,
new and desirable, and we
don't know Of anything
lacking to make our new
Spring stock Of Clothing the
most select, the best and
cheapest that was ever Of
fered the public hereabouts.
1t is q Stock 50 Resplend-
ant with Varied Patterns,
50 Replete with Elegant
Novelties, so Brilliant with
Latest Colors as to be a
Perfect Kaleidoscope of Male
Fashion at once attractive
to the eye and pleasing to
the taste. And when we
wander from the c0ntelnpla-
ton Of these grand creations
to the more solid and sub
stantial garment for the
tOiling masses, we give you
better value for yOurmoney,
better qualities at a lower
price, better made and bet
ter fitting goods than you
ever got before anywhere, at
my time. Come and see
these goods at the Brightest,
Fairest and Cheapest Cloth
ing House in the country
HAMBURGER'S.
Our CUSTOM TAILOR
ING DEPA RT Nj E n T
is busy turning our first
class garments at about
twO-thirds exclusive tailOrs'
prices. Leave your meas
ure now, while our stock is
complete. We always guar
antee a tit.
In our JUVENILE De
PARTMENT there's a per-
feet sea Of New Spring
Styles. If you are inter-
ested in Boys Clothing call
at our store and see the
preparations we have made
to please you. If you are in
quest of the beautiful, the
stylish, the durable and
cheap you can't help but be
most favOrably impressed.
Describe any fashionable
style, ask for any reliable
quality, name any price for
either Kilt, Short or Long
rant suits, single rants OF
Shirt Waists and we can
show it.
Ours is the banner stock
Of the cOuntry-Ours are the
bottom prices Of the world.
On these two facts we base
our claim for your patronage.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-10
MOUNTAINS
OF NEW SPRING
CLOTHING
Now ready for your Inspection
and Selection at
Hamburg6f'S
Grand
Depot Of Fashion.

"a 81 G~1s
83SEc csS5sS} ~ ~ q &
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Job Work neatly done.
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Jim the I'ennnn.

Palmer's Madison Square Theatcr Com
pany will appear at the thcater tonight in
that powerful and intensely realistic
drama, "Jim the Pcnman." Mr.. Whit
ing, who takes the role OF Ralston, is Won
dcriully clever in its rendition, il being q
double part, a sin-tortured man and again
an icy, desperate villain. The supporting
company is excellent in every respect, not
only as to the leading but also the minor
roles. Miss Mary Broken, leading lady,
is an actress Of merit, thoroughly natural
in all her work. W. j. Ferguson has
no superior in his lines of bust
ness and his Capt Redwood, the detec.
tive, is n clear.cut and finished production
worthy Of the highest praise. Harry
Etyngc as the Baron Appears TO adyan-
tagc. as does also Clarcncl llandysides as
Louis Pcrciicl. The entire company WINS
selected with especial view 10 the roles Tor
which they are cast. The play aud the
leading actors are familiar 20 the Memphis
theater.going public, and iuding from the
advance sale Of seats the engagement will
be a marked success "Jim the pcnman"
viii be- reproduced during tho remainder
OF the week, including matinee ON sat
urday.
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THE j. S. MENBEN COMPANY.
LOCAL NOTICES

MrmPufs Steam Laundry. ooI Second T.
BRiNKIEY LuMuEH Co.. l2i Jefferson y.
NV Drug Storc-Frcsh stock. Rancy,
Luther & Co., 34S Second street
PANTS made 10 order IRON 80 up. /.
Menkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doon, blinds, shingles, moldingt
All sizes CRATE baskets, fronts and icnd.
ers also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
q. r. lotcuKiss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches / os.
pecially solicit. No. $3.50 Main street.
PURE and white ~ the Hover whose
name 1t bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * LILLY CorrHR AND SricE ca
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IdIen... pnnucrnn. r,nn

In the kidneys. whcn inactive they speedily hll
into d,rcpalr Those obstinate aud fatal maadIcs
nughrs dsohsc und dhbrtcs cnsur with terrible
ccftaluiy upon the inn,llnn oi thc urstus affected
Caiurrh oi the bladder, cuufcsls. gravel aud strun
gur are also tp bo HppuhCndI from partial
Iaml,sls ri The bladder ut which weakness aud
slueshhncss an the causes ii1s'ctirfs stomach
Iiiipr j. ino tonic aud promoter oi activity fDr
the wnal organs and ono which cin hr wlici upon
e. nilurl thcm The requisite slimnlus without cN.
citiug thcm-in elect Ia b1 icarri from the uu.
mcdirlt'i alcoholic CNriiant oi commerce.
further bcnclCont effect of the mucr, by renewing
activity of the kiiurys b. ~ enable them 90 drain
frum the bluod Ia iis passage Though them im.
purluc, productive ui rhcumlr.m nul drnrsy.
Ncr,uu.nUss. fever uni nguc. constipation and DIS
pglsia arv ouuluuul by tho nIiyr
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To enable the people oi Memphis 10
visit the above the Louisville, New Or
leans q Texas Railway l"Nlssissippi Val.
ley Route will sell round trip tickets To-
New Orleans nt one ac. slI.S Tickets
will be- sold February n, 10. ~. 20 and
-, good 90 return live ,jl days from date
Vt sale. H. H. TALLIY,
Ticket Agent under Peabody Hotel.
l.. II. DiNEiNs,
Ticket Agent VI, u 4. Depot
o. W. How,
Gcn'l rass'r Agent
4. r. Rourus,
Asst Gent pass'r Agent
Nun H. llNmY,
CITY pass'r Agent.
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1T STRUCK THEM HARD.
THE BEST PLAN FOR MAKING THE
BAYOU A JOY FOREVER.
Nearly Everybody In Favor OF tho
Provisions of the Bill Published Yes
terday--one Citizen Who Wonld
Even Pay Extra.

The bill for the retaining OF Bayou
Gayoso, published in THE APPEAL yester-
day, elected general discussion on the
streets and elsewhere.
Ninety-nine out OF every 100, referring
to the proposed improvement, deemed it
one of the most important and feasible
of the many plans advanced tor that pur-
pose.
Ii would be next to impossible to emu
merate the number OF anxious eyes cast
in the direction OF the bayou since Mem
phis gave unmistakable evidences that tho
property would be worth millions some
day. Before there were many railroads
here, to get in on the ground floor OF this
general prosperity, a Cincinnati syndicate
OF shrcwd capitalists rendered the city
S2,0OOOOO for deed to it, they TO bear
whatever expense attached TO putting It
in shape for whatever enterprise was con-
templatcd. As the property was private,
andthe task OF securing a right TO deed
1t away too herculian TO undertake,
the city was unable TO make the deal
and it soon passed into history rs ono Of the
things that might have been" Since then
other projects have been formed 10 con-
vert the bayou into something more than
an unsightly, useless, and sometimes in
furious institution, the latest coming TO
the surface only short time since, being
in the shape OF charter 10 the Bayou
Gayoso Railroad Company.
The gentleman who drew the bill pub
lishcd yesterday has no connection,
nearlyor remotely, with any combination
To- secure an interest in the bayou prop
erty, and was moved TO his effort merely
through desire TO see IL put in better
shape and start on the line Of invaluable
usefulness destined for H.
Whether there is any applicant for right
OF way along the bayou, other than the
railway company referred to, the public il
unaware. 1t is believed, however, that
there is and one that will make il meal
culably beneficial, should the scheme work
out. One largely interested citizen, own
ing as he does, a very large lot along tho
bayou, said 10 n reporter yesterday that
the suggestions in the bill caught him la a
very tender spot. Not only would lac pave
and wall his part Of II. but ho would DO
willing 10 plank down $1,000 extra II It
were carried out all along the line.
A lawyer discussing the bill from legal |
said it was "the best, and, In |
iaci, the only one | have yet seen pro-
posed. At a glance, however, ! am in
rlined to doubt the conslituuonality Of
the provision referring to deciding 10 tho
city thirty feet Of the property owned by
people who are unable 10 carry out the
obligation. | would not say positively
that is the case; perhaps il would stand
Just as IL Is.
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make show OF perfecting the agreement
and organization OF the association with such
companies ne had already signed. This
was agreed TO, and a committee was APP
pointed, composed OF Messrs. Hughitt,
McMullin, Stone, Truesdale, Newman
and Howe, 'to make changes Of detail in
the plan OF agreement as might be neces-
sary or expedient in view Of the failure to
obtain the assent OF certain companies
thereto"
This committee was instructed to re-
port at III o'clock a.m. tomorrow. Mean
time the advocates OF the "gentlemen's
agreement" are busy pointing out that its
virtual failure does not amount to so very
much, after all. The ground for this Gu.
rious assertion is that the agreement Of
the Western Freight Association covers,
practically, the territory, is much more
binding in its various provisions, and is
being lived up to satisfactorily.
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wILL Nor M onGlNIlrD.
The Grand scheme - Failure THE mn
nots Central "nusts" a.

Cmc,co, H., Feb. "a. Appearances
tonight are oll but decisive that the BRO.
posed Interstate Commerce Railroad Assoc
citation will not bo organized When the
presidents OF the Western ruads recon.
Ncucl al The Grand Pacific Hotel today
the committees appointed to obtain
the signatures Of the five dissent.
ins companies 30 the proposed agreement
reported an thoironurs unsuccessful. The
only responses received 10y the commiuc,
Worc from the Illinois Central positively
refusing TO Join the association. aud the
Wisconsin Central rcllirmIug i,s position
that Il would Join only ON condition that
the Chicago Burlington & Northern signed
the agreement Nothing has been hrarl
from the Burlington q Northern. and
there u now little hope that Il can bo
whipped into line Rather than irnouin-
ipusly abandon the entire scheme ilr
the much-hcaraldcl "gcntcmcn's apr.r-
mont,' Il was proposed In effect 10 10 least
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ADJUSTMENTS.
McmphIs Thcntcr.

"Pawn Ticket No 2lO' was given at
the matinee performance yesterday after
noon before the largest matinee audience
this season-it being composed almost ex-
clusiyely Of ladies and children. Lolita
was at home in the leading role, Mag, and
elected unboundod applause. The play
was reproduced last night, and before n
crowded house, which closed the engage
mpnt.
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WHEN disease racks th frame. when sores
cover the person. when aches are in every
joint, when the muscles are soft and habby.
when the least cNcriiun gives tat que when
the mind is lillod with gloom and dcspond.
cncy, what is there IN life worth livinrY
Aud yet many exc ont just such q miserable
existence, living only for those who love
them. When il is generally known that
Browns Iron Bitter. will cure the aboy,
disorders, how jimmy hearts will be mad,
glad! How many homes made happy!
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LADIES COLLARS AND CUFFS.
THE j. s. MENR EN- COMPANY
Have made another big purchase.

Have made another big purchase.
1000 DOZEN LADIES Linen Collars and
Culls-All new, fresh from the factory.
People got tired OF making collars and
cults, sold out and started a shoe factory.
They sold their stock in lump for a
nominal price and we bought part OF
it. All the cullsand collars arc Al, new
aud desirable. We have divided them
in two lots, rs follows
/ 200 dozen Linen Cape Collars and Cuffs,
white, black and black and white ut &c
each.
A Collar and pair Of Cuffs for llc-the
price everywhere is i0c.
500 DozEN finer Linen Cape Collars and
Cuffs ut lie cach-COIlar and Cuts Tor
pc, cheap at soc.
Having so large quantity, each GUS
toner can buy any quantity desired, from
asingo collar at &c TO 100 dozen.
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Walter Lamb a Co.. real estate brokers.
NO. no Madison street
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
Property placed with us lor sale will 10.
CclNr our prompt attention.
We du no Wutal business, hut devote
our entire time and energy 90 selling
WALTER LAgu q Co.
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wcdne-dny. nInreh ao. Issp.


In front n the Courthouse door Memphis Tenn.
s"ll ut public auction 90 the hghrst bidder for
cash. the following parcels Of land.
one situate Ia the city ~ Memphis being part oi
lot &si on the northwest corner Of Keel aud sixth
srccts, fronting Ns feet on Keel sircct aud az feet
ON sixth street. upon which 4 built double icuc-
ment house.
The other parcel q situate on Brcedlovc avenue.
near the city 81 Memoirs being lot 10 "a ~
laid down on the Charles Jones subdivision 81 the
Zen wright tmrt beginning az a stake on the east
liuc OF lrcrdluyc avenue, the northwest corner u
lot NO - hnd the southwest corner of aid lot -
thence north with the east line Of Hrcedioyo ave.
uur chains and u links thence east at right
angles with brecdloyC avenue chains aud a. links
10 a stake; thence south and pafnllcl with breed.
love avenue I chains aud - links 10 a stake I:
hcncc vest chains aud q Links 10 the beginning.
containing ncrus
said sale viii b. made Tor cash. and frce from all
rTht aud equity 81 redemption. The title Il be-
iicycd 10 IL good, but viii icll and convey only
ns Trustee. 4. " gttEHl.tLI, Truitoc
Nctcnlf a Walker Attorneys
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Tho Louisville & Nashville train. lcav.
Ing Memphis AZ '2O pm. carries Pullman
bullet sleeper and chair cam. and arrives
40 80 louis at sli am. For rates aud
further information, apply 10
IuuN A. ~ruTr Ticket Agent
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Orurr mmisholWith towel mck. comb.
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
70 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry, Ornament 10 any office.
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Montana Indian troubles.

MINSE,rolIs, MINI, Feb. Ca spc-
cial from Helena, NJ. T., received at .
O'Clock q. m, saws The latest reports OF
trouble on the Flathcad Indian Rcserya-
ton are conflicting. At M.ssoula 1t Is said
that two men, Clifford aud Cunningham.
have been killed.. The Indians have been
troublesome since last March, when two
Indians were hanged. Mssoula people
look for serious trouble. At Ravclli it l.
said that the stage has arrived. aad that
Clifford aud Cunningham are safe.
aa4saaaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Tur Tennessee Paper Company, ". W.
Games, Proprietor, 500 Second stuot, has
four stories hi.ri with almost everything bod
the paper line, uui will aHll our home
trade s .uW as amy house North, South,
Inal on Mn-L
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Don't Forget

The closing out sale Of sam Nays Bank.
rupi Stock will last only Tow days longer
at 9io! Main street.
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PArru bag aro necessary in all kinds oi
trade. The Tennessee Paper Company
carries luII stock of 90 kinds nt 3ll' Soc.
oud street, as well %, all kinds Of wrapping
paper
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THE GREAT BOOK SALE TODAY.

1900 VOLUMES Standard Works at hall
publishers price. l3c, poe, SOC for
books that are standard all over the
world.
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DREssMAgING-T is the last day Of re-
duccd prices. New Silks, Satoens aud
Dress Goods.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.
ST. Kyran Branch Celebrates tho Tenth
Anniversary OF the ordor.

ST. Kyran Branch Celebrates tho Tenth
Anniversary OF the order
ST. Hyran Branch, No. %, Of the Catho-
lie Knights Of America, held the tenth
annual reunion last evening at st. BdgId's
School Hall, North Memphis. 1t WIS
largely attended by ladies' and gentlemen,
and an interesting program Of exercises
was interpreted by the members and their
friends
President John J. Shea delivered the ad-
dress OF welcome. AMI stated that meta.
phorically speaking it was the tia wedding
OF the branch, given for the purpose OF
gathering around the icsial board the
members Of the ordcr, and TO enjoy the
fellowship OF each other aud their iami-
lies and to revive the memory Of those who
were members aud who have gone 10 their
reward. Tonight might rghuully boz called
u mile post ON the road OF life, aud they
whom 10 has pleased God to permit to be-
present. can look back into the past ten
ycan ago ana recall to mind tie faces ui
many d true aud faithful friend aud mem.
Der who WIS present at the iiust meeting
Of the Branch, aud upon whose traits at
character hc would love Ia dwell were 10
not that be would be infringing upon the
province Of another. The past is clear ~
an open book was but what will the future
hung2 let NJ trust that u will bring
brighter aud better days. harmony good
fellowship aud, above all, charity lilo
again welcomed all iu the name oi Branch
No. %, and closed amid applause.
4 bOuntIiul feast hal been prculrrl for
the members, their families friends aud
guests. and during which the following
program was rendered.
catholic kuislfs ui Memphis ....... john i.|Iy
catholic frs...........'.HH......H..M e.n|d
Misses u aud 4 lle.'yap'' WV
Lcr.nil0n...a.. h.IllI ui thu shamrock
Mis- MAGGIE winters
Vocal scl,gi.ulis .............Ml,s Manic a. tu..y
sea ii' .rassgii. bat Whenever SOD W,.,m ,'
Ns. Maa.,s mou,r5n.
hscitaiinus .luIlt ui Hl hi.li'H Parish
$3.50 .'..........-.....' lNi'A ''.l'
t9a ~ ..... .....HH'........N ANN. Marley
~ lnf iIr nft.u John tUf'.It
'aIil.N,N ....asas Hs.ss......... ...AFuDH lnutn
lnihef aHl Shave ....a..... james hIl IUs
The committees of arrangement rrcrp-
lion aud door performed thpIr duties in an
admirable manner which added no little
90 The Uulu,mrnt of ulc evening Tho
present uiluyrs ut tnc branch arr us iul.
lows President, John J.. Shea. Nire.
President, WIN. Mp.oughnry. E.t.rlug
Secretary A. ". Higgins tinaucla. SOC.
rotary John 7. Walsh, Trustees. Thu4
Mccormick, L. C0uuUu, VIM. llFuug
ton, sentinel, John pcuuigu, Sergeant
al Arms, John Brennan.
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The ticket ol.icc Of the Kansas CITY.
Memphis, a Birmingham aud the Kansas
city For, Scott a Memphis Railroads
has byrn removed 90 40. $500 Main slr,ci.
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iru Dress Shirts % speciality. Finish
equal 90 new. Memphis steam Laundry.
- Second street. Branch oiire. g15
Main street
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liuu class cotton seed hulls Tor sale nt
Path Cotton Seed Mills, 30 Commercc
street
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Lr D. M Dl.bratb. NO. 90 Madison
tutct rnt Nour houses aud collect your
Tuuts.
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THE NEW AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE TRUNK LINE PRESI-
DENTS GOES INTO EFFECT.

It is Accepted by All the Roads That
Wore Represented at Meeting in
the ONCE of Commissioner Fink Yes
terday.