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Truths f,rsn Oksurks.

Director T. B. raloott has received long letter from
James o'Rourke. the sturdy left fielder Of the New
rosk Club In which the following
pasage; need not say that the Association 10 busy
and seductive Promises OF big salaries have csptiva
- ooms. but the loss Of friends the task
ee building up regulations In strange cities playing
against almost total stransors and seven days N
week, situation Of Affairs that long before they can
become rscopc!ed they VIII have sxPer,snsed ths
cory for our boys for know they can never become
eceH!toms - TO American Association methods II will
10 dtncult 70 replace Richardson and ConnOr Ifeei
certain We shall have strong team for next season.
~ some excellent men are under engagement"
The sun., 1891-12-16
wheeling 0sssiD.

Springfield Bicycle Club.
p weiner has been elected Treasurer Of the Gotham
Wheelmen. Woe O. Lord. resigned.
The New York STAT Division OF the Leagus OF Amsri
can Wheelmen have decided to pay the expenses Of
their delegates TO the National Assembly OF the L A.
The Milford wheel Club have elected the following
ofcers; President, = Qusgle vice-Prssident n HigS
Captain. y. Carter.
Ths Harlem whsslmsn have nominated the following
ofcers 70 bs voted for At their annual election next
Eor,hrog; Secretary. g Wendsbsok; treasurer. y W.
The sun., 1891-12-16
Kilrai. Has As..doaea,. King.

BALTIMORE. Dec. I5.-JAke kilran seen today at
his restaurant Pratt and Eutav streets aud said that
wss true that he had abandoned prize lighting ~
Tot letter asking would nght the winner OF the
Woods battle IN San yrapstsco IIeped that
e Rtssent y prosperous and u rsqatrss All my time.
= NSiasSa Z % sscppns I :. % Earsiss ri pi.ss. ' "'''s
The sun., 1891-12-16

lie RlsysA Tws,ty-ssvsa 0a.es sss ues 9
Clean Score Yet

The handicap tournament Of the Manhattan
Chess Cub will be brought TO It's close before
the holidsya A. b Hodges still keeps mp his
unprecedented record. He defeated Delmar
and Hanham. This gives him twenty-five wins
and two draws out Of q total OF twenty seven
eames played. He has only two more games
to play. one against fifth-clsss player.
Appended is the score Of the players VINO are
likely to carry on the prizes:
The sun., 1891-12-16
Amateur Bssssan League AEeeti.e.

Amateur BasebaA League Meetine.
meeting Of the Amateur Baseball League was held
yesterday afternoon. The -four clubs now in the League
were represented follows Staten Island A. O., Il.
Rich. W. Dubrow. and L Rooney: Staten Island Cricket
yisld t Club 1nlsr and LydscLsL Ths ehSnplon.
the ly that ooud b gainsd asr the mSS
Ing Not one q those would speak ee the Ana
Island 40 statsn .Isna e O. cIssesst O. and -
was hintsd that q least sx u mot sighs clubs would
be In the circuit next SEASON.
The sun., 1891-12-16

What the Staten Island Athletes are Doing.
Tho members Of the Staten Island Athletic Club ere
preparing 70 spend Jolly winter indoors Every
Thursday afternoon and evening has been set aside for
the entertainment OF the fair friends OF the sthetss
On these days the ladies will have the complete run OF
the cosey club house. and they will be found patronix-
Ing the billiard and pool tables and the bowling alleys
The hrst o: the Staten Islands series of winter
smokers VIII come OF next Saturday evening. A
good programme has been arranged. and the musical
and hunorors ,,, T. treats will be much appree!ated
clded, tho club will give dramatic and minstrel per.
f9rmance which will be Simply 'Out Of Aght" Among
and these win attempt 10 outdo the Efforts OF the New
YORK A. u minstrels. who held their jamboree few
The sun., 1891-12-16
Tennis .. ths BERKELEY SCHOOL.

Shs preliminary rounds in the indoor tennis tourna
ssnt Of The Berkeley School A. A. were completed yes
sssday afternoon. In the doubles LaphAm and Kent
nAl little difficulty in defeating Clark and Heye CO.
80 In the singles IAphsm beat Aparicio go. Ga.
LsRhA@ was beaten IN turn BY Taller. Ga 90 Then
fsysisE 81 Taller and Kent are now tue a.. =.
odds still favor Taller for the school ehampi nship
IAp4Am and Kent are looked upon as the winners III
The sun., 1891-12-16
Cailsn Challenges the Winnsr.

Nick Callan OF the National A. O.. Brooklyn writes to
THE suS to say that when lie fought with Jim Butler
In the Clermont Avenue Rink On May 6, 1901 no (CaL
LAM Weighed l6x pounds and Butler tipped the scales
At tl6i pounds Csllsn then makes !Ss following an
~ 81 s:: &. sisl.. e &
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The Sixth Case st..As Adjourned.

sE Lou1s. Dec 1G-The sixth game Of ths
match between .6howalter and Judd was ad.
journed after eight hours play. It will be
finished so-morrow. Appended II the nth
game Of the match:
The sun., 1891-12-16
Jack Shelly. e 11sAt IN the a. A. q. Chan.
DloAahips.

Dl0A0hlD0.
In addition 70 the entries publishsd In yesterdays
BuN. the Boxing and Wrestling Committee Of the ANA.
tsuf Athletic Union yesterday accepted the following
Tor the ehsmpionships Of tomorrow and Saturday
evenings at the Metropolitan Opsra House,
BOXING.
Bantam Class. los Pounds-P. Can, Star A. O.; Nike
Hanlsy. Down Town A. o. and Nike walsh. Down
Fsathsr. weight clssa 11s Pounds-J Shelly National
e. sna Tn % tns IA ss % Y hs
Dosn Town 4 O. and John J. Vsrisn. Down ToVn
-M.htwsishs cl.s.. 1856 rounds-.eserss Harmon.
LOVE TSGa =. u ana George 4" Cnuck9 ConnerA Down
a H.ddie.s.,sh. = cl... 1863 rouna.-s. xulsy. Acorn
x.ons e. ana % VRsS Wnsh.sS ~ Pr s'
Bantam Class-H. Cocker, Acorn 4 A.: ". Martin.
Asnsnd 4. c. Newark; J. Essslsr: instisuts 4. q:
fcsthsrwesht class-M. Berger. BROOKLYN A. O. and
spssisi S2Spoand Gls;s-o = = Tssrs;. Ashland A. O.
Liehsx.isnt g ol.'s5J; :! Kenny 4 Acorn srn 4
ing letter:
"yems s.ENsa. ss,esa,y A.asnv AAlass Onion:
sI;n :aS e
4 a'iH 4. Vi. Un S.
the week beginning Monday, March %. 1851; he also
also competed under an assumed name.
ss ss :sa IS
II a q IN Gs9 e sss
.oS1. ss
Ia BNlD. 4 A O" 4
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g ss SSs s Es''Sss las s''
ss;l Ss s% Slas ssiPls. @ @isS. h.is;sa iss;
A:sss lis s's:s, s.sss: aso sSss
g, s.sesS as S' i:s!ss s i Hs:S ss. ,s:
VIZ Ns,aras ssis 'st aa1s a iSss isssss.n' a h'"' '''
sg.pss q =. srocy.
team won two gsmss me sooresi
wssS sss s:n isi 4s.. 1s' 'sm. '17'
s.Ss;.: sis les Is. Psss,'s' ''''
srcoxp sAxa
,es %:s ssss' H'f'a 1891
ssssis isss Y. oa.ssa
= Rsinsets-Msysn ,5se; Iiiner. iso, Hsffer. d<s:
vsss. rs! s:.. nj s:;: s,5 ,s'' ''sn'' ''''
':s sI q !. e: ss:s :t's on ssss
.:::s!: a Z ;::s 81 ::;; III i;i s's.
Z: Il. IS; $:: &! !.!!!!! 4: IL: 8:
sHrRD oAxs.
d; smith lis; Tihsfd. iSS. icssI 800
1oS; waibridge. 81: Swan. ilL TotaL 6SG
fhs Nneon Council club suocssdsA IN lsfsasins me
Pm: 3: ssss z:
ssiR 40 Sssi.s sss aS I Rsa
xIss ls0 sa wSsnss asa; Cornish 1sS'
rns esoyysssns Club asfeassd the Adstphi end gcat
on Monday svsnins ne soorssi
sIns1 oAxn.
ssuyysssns-Iast1en Iglj. .0ttsn. l46l Atvos4 1aS,
Nttsholm> 1891 Wtlhuson, 173 fotaA I24
e ssssssss s q. 12s; SsSssSS ases SisiaA
sncotD am
Adslphi.0nespsa 17t, = ON 1eQl FAx5inston. 117S
1oore l6S3 D. ckcsIeek no. total IT, az.
atas Ssi Ssash. ISL EyG. ieH rosI liz ss'' s'.s
..- enAD aAHA
Adelphi. 1881 \ GIL 21eI YaxftAStsA, 116s
AScrs aseI Pc tcMsss ~ Tctas 77sH ....A ..o.
wissScia. aSsi WiSasoa. III IL % fosst sSs s'''' '
at Jsrsey City RsiTnts on friday nfshti
Ralph. isx, .. A OSnilivan. iiO, Z. BfIcek. la.
Team No ~. scnasesr. lAs, Werner, 1ss, O, nam.
ssy 1Sos Patsbssy. 17ei 4 castsra 126 Total 7ea
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Return or the Trophy.

The Barley Banks and Biddle trophy will to-day be
returned to the Athletic Club Of the schuylki navy
which few years ago presented IT. TO the A. y the
club scoring the greatest number Of points holding II
for year The composition became unpieasantly
warm and u was finally decided to do away With II.
According TO agreement the trophy reverts TO the Ath
lssic Club Of the BchuylkiN navy.
The sun., 1891-12-16

TO THE Epnos or Tm sgs-.siy, Kindly say through
yo9I pager snati wiu meet billy Pmmer or bis bAcker
Msnnssd shs g. Paul Kid !. no polnds against Pim.
sny club ire sountry. Poet 100 forfeit and gys
buSfAlo, u. r.. Dec. IL yonN W. 0xAlkck,
The sun., 1891-12-16

The following score was made by Sergeant Robert ~
Abesser. noncommissonsd star onicsr Tnirty-second
Regiment Reg \: 9;s " At the srmory range. Bush.
400 yards, possible 100. Remington bOcalbre ride
state arm). open sight. Creedmoor target reduced,
8 - - 8 8 8 8 b-eS
The sun., 1891-12-16

sl Hardly asesssarN f-D instssa seems - bs
preferable.
Of which he has Obtained sliShf edyantaSS m NOT.
tion. The last move. however. weakens the knes
pawn
20 The game here adjourned. snovatsR sealing
the move Abovo
(d) 4 nns move which wins pawn.
(eI This advance spoile his winning chances.
The sun., 1891-12-16
ODDS a.A Eads or spores.

sna ssia snsst S.1 ": sss g
ss. 4 and VI"
: 6
s:sst: :sss e!
e e;
g;
sPorting men in Ksv Yers yssssrd.y ss.a that the
S,'s ssss
e. Ss;s:ss.s S be ssS
&C. ,e9.S%pien me snd IsSovsi not q AID
ihs eSndon. arc o sSoet 1oo sSots With rao three
.sd Ss hSo .nS :aNs K. .a sn re-
fU1a 1lisss Z Es1 Canada on D' "a Richard
Attns snnu.l election Of The Triton Boat Club Of the
ss.s :sS'ifs s:i.
apoS a. r. da: oI fnd
I'll g.: e: e.;
&! Sss issE ri ss:iss s;S:s s;ss
swimmers not connected With either Of the above Owe
ssSs n.ys been on. IN :he sod chi; Holdsim.n
Of the Produce KIch.nge bath q the Gama and they
v.s,s RsiS sidh ana lsstns o effect sni: @sassrs
Will Do hed ON next Thufeday evening Dec IT. at the
above bath In the Produce Exchange guiding swim.
mers e Join should attend Or addrsSs NJ Ho
oerman ~ 120 Broadway.
Rival tickets for ofnosrs were placed in nomination
az monthly meeting ofthe Ravens wood Boas Club Ia
SsSt SS1t RnGn99sy 9sy n,5as ~: 1o%Ins:: frss
NcGr4th and Michael Monaghan; for Ireasurss E
Allen: tor Itnsnsisi SECRETARY. J. y. Beam, John
LST.M re 5csn No1sSSsss tor Captain. K Susasn:
49,. 49, e. e. nsiEs sndG$ W SS.slssJ.
The sun., 1891-12-16

H. 0oWttng 3o0o0 Vo.olGhG
Axla1oAR SAnoHAA fou.HiAuR
* MHdsia, ,vA.Jolys Jolly N ooshams oesAan ~ -
AcADxxY vou1nAmrA
Ysissnkslsr N Pastims; Pastims N. SasA Ayonls,
Park Avenue W. fslssnksiler.
BsooktYa NAfouAs couHxAHxm
SANG 9ouei ~ 1soonio, Psconie " Eoho, xaAo ~
sr.Adx.s Ions uiAxD sovlxAnn
1mgifs Y Mornaalsi Nofmals N Casino No II Casns
10. "a EmpirA
Amn RAIa souKxAx1xL
Nassau ~ etsrlinsi stsriiAS " CasiAes casfno ~
vHnfx1s llleuA
Union County Rosasssrsrp. Brookiyu Noysi> CRuA a
Union County Rosdstsrs alleys.
AMERICAN AHA4Iun UnoA
Section ous-xavisF A. q ". IvanhoA - xavisR 4 q,
section Two-0rip ~ Young Xsn's Iycsum, orfp ~
Harlem Hepublican Club at Grip slleys.
Section Thfse-6afanAo ~ Monroe at 0ArAnAo allSys
eeotton your-Nsv JsxSsy " North End A. O. at New
sosoEu sopuAxxn
Active ~ ifon Gross; Atlantic Boat Club Spartan.
AkAxxuD AssocIAnoK.
.sy J:rssy 4 o. "a Rivsrsids O. a xsv ssssy 4
statsa tslana 4 q. N Palma ~ Staten Island 4 q,
ansyA
nnsxY @17 AxAzus lzAsuA
Volunteer ~ 1ontsomsfy. - Volunteer aIsya
sAyvuv HouRIAHNL.
Nonparsn " saismandsr, salamandss ~ Poodle:
Poodle ~. Nonparsll
The sun., 1891-12-16

Perhaps Hitehell snd Slsvin. Too-Some Fun
ProoiseA At the Garden Tomorrow Might
b Just possible that Jim corbett may meet Peter
Nahsr ~ Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.
Indications point to very large attendance at the
show. whah BILLY Madden promises shall be nrst class
~ ths way thsossh: and nay b that .hsp corSst!
hs hss ne s1cgss Sr 70 go Sn - MsSdsn hss
great shApe Just now and II he cannot best NAher in
tG ssSa sss,s r. G Is Hsf I
i've n time q b present ct the exhibition. II they do
% up thers yin IN al Likelihood BE- some lively 6usi
sscss and ssvin in. or o one hand and md Madden n and
conGenial about these times. Billy Dacey Nike
Brennan. 0SorHe Wright and other good spsrrsrs WILL
bog ~ the show.
The sun., 1891-12-16

Tobacco is mans most uni.
versal luxury, the frsgrant
aroma Of MastifP Plug Cut
starts people to pipe smoking.
even those who never used
tobacco before. ...
THE POUND PACKAGE MAKEsA
DESIRABLE HOLIDAY aTE
The sun., 1891-12-16

For WAHing, Riding
or Driving In cold wea-
ther, NO covering yet
devised for the hand
equals these desirable
goods for Conf6Et or
EegaAoss They are
Double-Knit through
out; are extremely
Son and Elastic, and
he pocket whom not In
AL AA
The sun., 1891-12-16

0R0bDe0 TH6F A0h6y On o buF0 ThtA9.
s yRANcsco Dec. 16.-A the Frisco sports are bit.
tss against La Blanche to-day He told his baeker.'
zeks Abrams, and many others that he had walk
and that they could safely put their him At
cd L. Ss sns a n e
ths sing ~ night In Tie esnhash%s % sapsotsten s
ssn rounds Eysa Win his evident iscf Of 9ra,n. m
,sSs ne y Marine oIEas to have done th. e
showed little ef his oidtfme vim, and when 10 pre-.
defend himss the crowd would have enjoyed putting
This ends the Marine on this coast Hs can mover ret
anothsr nght IN any reputable club There e talk
90 him In ten rounds. for the Ban Francisco man
vs esysc IU. 6Snsf SSs q sp9rss frs % %Hstsi1.
OF Denver. Thuysday night
The sun., 1891-12-16
Gents
Florence
Silk
- ,.
Mittens.

take but little room in the pocket whom not in
use. AZ Holiday Gin they are useful and
acceptable Colors Hlaek ana Seal brown.
Nonotuck SiIkCo.
% and Is srssas strsst. New ysrk.
Sole manufactures Of YIosrno. sux Nrr.sss "a
The sun., 1891-12-16
Pilki,gssa ana Elliott WIN shsos at Kias
DlrAn.

jim PilkinSton OF the Manhattan A. O. and Jack
Elliott OF Pelham were matched yesterday to shoot At
hundred king birds for $50 trophy. the loser to
hattsn yisd Iussday .ttsrnoon. Dec. a. Ths condi.
American shooting Association Ruiss and twsaty.nvc
yards rise.
The sun., 1891-12-16
Gallagher WIN Look After Mitchell and
6lavln.

IL unfortunate that Tommy Conneh sailed on Sat-
urday for hs lust missed meeting Fred Gallagher of
1DnGeD sSo,,,t.ea $ ~, rs now on & ,hs briny eemins to
sS es aHa s.yins managsr in this coap.ry TWAS Mr.
running career having taken great interest In the
little runner while editor OF Dublis Sport
The sun., 1891-12-16

Eonparsn. 1877 lse 27e SAT sse 1sl els $50 TT
feerisss...87 1Sz 2S6 6o8 800 A8O GIT COT 660 728
.Umptfe.H. schwackA eeorsrs-M. wallaoh and n
Aukamp Aversgs-Nonparei. lb6 3-6i fserssa Il6 %H
ASneo Cu6s team last night Cd the lattsr's asys IN
WE tamil 0tthe Athletio League ssrieA the Nanhae
tAns capturing both GameA The Dcorest
The sun., 1891-12-16

Totsb.-...1s 1s1A s6sl Totsis.<I..l1 10 20 77l
yonssrs ..1os 1eo 2sI ss4 - 6s4 e4l rs I'll $50
1, vmpirs-HsrmAn osrdss. scorsrs-w. !. Davis ana
Avsrsgs-roaksa III Is, Konparsr. ls41.S
The sun., 1891-12-16

Tho invincble Standard team had all IL could do to
defeat the kenilw0rths in chAmpionshp game OF SEQ
tion Two Of the A. B. U. at the Harlem Democratio
The sun., 1891-12-16

Totals l6 221s s4ol Totals. 10 II Il oes
YRAnxa.
Kenilworh. 20 169 226 838 40 SIS SOC $40 7ol Slo
Standard...7< 161 2<8 Sz3 AL <9S 672 GIL 17I 66z
Averase-Kenilyo.th, 1es, Standard ITS s-6
Umptres-G 8. Baldwin and @. Z. King, 6corefs-y
3. Blakeley and q. II. Alisop.
The Rsme last night in Section TWO Of the American
Amateur Bowling Union. between the BloominedaIo
ana New York Bowling clubs. resulted In victory for
tho New York team by this scorer -
The sun., 1891-12-16

KTnsr dANN
The sun., 1891-12-16

niss IN tho post n Eas an exclamation from
shss t6s srstwhne Big Five Of ths Jersey City Ath
lsnS Ol1S naa won Esnae on their own alleys last
AsnsaS Glne: T6.y also Won ths second md
Athietio BoWhn9 League pennant being evident shaS
thsrun OF iu'luck has been broken. Tho scores.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21
Sunday Ra4ipB,
HIS BLESSED WORDS.

There was time when Jesus blessed words
Fell on mine ear
Unheeded; for the music in their tones
| could not hear
But since the Savior came to me one day,
AMI left His spirit with me my soul to stay,
listen to them DER and Ger again,
Fer they have been so dear to me since then,
Sweet words they come to me at morning
tide
With gladstone song;
They whisper something for the coming day
To make me strong.
When toillng meath the mondays burning
sun,
They speak of sure reward for work well
done.
Like dew to flowers they come at evning's
close,
And hush my weary spirit to repose,
Oht let me hear them DER and DER
again,
For they have been so dear to me since then.
ANNA E, Ross.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case o.
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for COnsump~
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief
in every case, when used for any
affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, inflammation of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, WhOop-
ing Cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t it
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per-
fectly safe, and can always be de-
pended upon. Trial bottles free as
Ritchey u BOstick's Drugstore. l
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Megrimine, the only permanent
cure for all forms of headache and
neuralgia, relieves the pain in from
- to 20 minutes. Sample free. The
DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Co., South
Bend, Ind. Sold by w. H. Flem-
ing, McMinnville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21
The Best Result.

Every ingredient employed in pro.
ducing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best of its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and
herbs are carefully selected, personals
ly examined, and only the best re-
tanned. So that from the time of
purchase until Hoods Sarsaparilla is
prepared, everything is carefully
watched with a view to attaining the
best result. Why don't you try it?
Sure cure-PrestOn's "Hed.Ake.v
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21
Changes in the Revenue Laws.

us 10 the changes IN the ReNenu6
laws, Hon. John Ruhm, United
States Attorney, has prepared for the
American the following succinct, yet
comprehensive statements
!. Special taxes imposed upon deal
ers in leaf tobacco, retail dealers in
leaf tobacco, dealers in tobacco, man~
ufacturers of cigars and tobacco, and
peddlers of tobacco are repealed after
May, 1891, but such dealers, manu-
facturers, and peddlers, except dealers
in manufactured tobacco, ARE required
to register with the collector of the
district where the business is carried
on us heretofore
.. The special tax year in the case
of other special taxpayers is changed
to commence July l, instead of May
|. Persons commencing business in
May or June 1891, must make re-
turn on form II and procure stamp
for the period ending June 80, 1891.
Persons liable, who have paid special
tax for the period ending April 80,
1891, can have their stamps extended
for May and June, 1891, by the pay
ment of one sixth of the rate for the
year.
3. Restrictions upon farmers and
growers of tobacco in regard to the
sale of their leaf tobacco and keeping
books repealed, but they are required
to furnish a sworn statement of their
sales when demanded by internal
revenue officers or authorized agents
of the Treasury Department.
4. The provisions of sections 1881
and 1898, r. S., and relative to ped.
dlers Of tobacco are amended. They
are still required to give bond and
obtain a certificate from the collector.
5. After the LIST of January, 1891,
the tax ON tobacco and snuff was res
duced from eight to six cents per
pound.
g. Records kept by collectors rela-
tive to manufacturers Of tobacco,
snuff, or cigars are to be open to the
inspection Of internal revenue officers
only.
= :. Manufacturers Of cigars are re.
Quired to give a bond Of one hundred
dollars, instead of five hundred dol
lars, with an additional one hundred
dollars for each person proposed to be
employed by him in making cigars"
as heretofore.
s. Wholesale dealers in oleOmarga-
rine are required to keep books and
make returns. This has before been
a requirement of the regulations
only.
0. a tax of ten dollars per pound is
imposed upon opium manufactured
in the United States for smoking pur.
poses.
10. The use of wine spirits, or grape
brandy, without payment Of tax by
producers Of wines, for fortifying the
wine for preservation Of the saccha
rine matter contained therein, is au'
lhorized under certain restrictions.
II. The payment of bounty or
sugar of domestic production of one
and three fOurths cents or two cent!
per pound, according to the polaris
copic test, is placed under the genera
charge of the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

For headaches, biliousness, consti-
patton, dizziness, sleeplessness, the
blues, scrofula, the blood and all skin
eruptions DR.. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails. Warranted to satisfy or
money refunded. For sale by j. D.
Tate d Co.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Ifyou decide, from what you have
heard or read, that you will take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induc>
ed to buy any substitute instead.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

1t is a thousand times better to suf-
fer than to sin.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

One hundred and fifty $50 worm
from two doses Of DR.. Fenner's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup. See his circular.
Money refunded if satisfaction not
given. For sale by J. ID. Tate d Co..
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

The gay bicyclist he's in his bed,
Not for him is the spring sun shin
ing,
He has been flung and is sore in body
and head,
But Salvation Oil Will make him
smiling.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

a fool thinks he is right because he
can't see very far.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Water in which orange peel has
been soaked freshens the complexion.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

The annual production Of coal in
the United States is l30,O0O,OO0 tons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Every community is crowded with
people who want the best in every
thing except religion.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Immediate, harmless-PrestOn'S
'Hed-Ake."
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-21

Sure cure-Preston's "Hed.Ake."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-11
Santa Fe Route Excursion.

Annual meeting l. o. O. F. grand lodge
at Hutchinson, Oct. II to IA. One fare for
the round trip.
Fifth annual reunion Southwestern Sol
diers' association at Arkansas City, Oct.
13 TO 10. One fare for the round trip.
The Harper county fair at Harper, Kan
sas, Oct. IA to 16 One fare for the round
trip.
The tenth annual state convention of the
Y NJ. c. A. at Parsons, Oct. "a to %. One
fare for the round trip.
Biennial meeting of the grand lodge A.
o. U. w. at Kansas City, October 10 to "a.
Fare and one-t third for round trip.
State Epworth league convention at To-
peka, Oct. 20 to 3d. One fare and one
third for round trip, certificate plan
For further information call at Union
ticket office, 14S n Main street, or Doug
las avenue station. w. d. MURDOCH,
125-tf d p. A.