davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Mayor Meade Installed.

DUBLIN, Jan. Lord Mavor Meade
was installed here to-day amid a scene
of considerable excitement. MeSsrs.
Sexton and HeaIy were roundly Kissed
by the crowds present, and the mention
of Mr.. ParnelPs name was cheered to
the echo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
INDIAN ASSASSINS.
Three Chickasaws Accused of
Murder.

Murder.
DENNIsoN. Tex, Jan. deputy
United States marshals came in last
night from Chickasaw Nation, with
three full-blooded Indians, charged
with murder committed Christ
mas day. Austin Lilly, james Robin
son, Edmon Brown and Henry Jackson
were on their way home from Tisho-
mingo, where they had been spending
Christmas. and all were drunk. A quar-
rel ensued, Lilly was shot through the
heart and after he tell from his horse
throat. The prisoners appear uncon-
cerned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
A Queer Woman.

New York Weekly.
Mrs. Lakeside (Chicago)-I should like
TO know what's got into that Mrs. De
Fair. l never saw such uppishness. |
met her in restaurant to-day ard she
pretended not to see me.
Mr.. L.-Were you alone?
Mrs. L.-NO, was with her husband
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Smiths Appointment.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-The appointment
o. George G. Smith as assigtant general
manager of the Missouri Pacific Iron
Mountain railroad has been announced.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

thrown. At the station house MCGOWAN
said his father had thrown Mrs. Nc
Gowan out of the window, and the old
gentleman was also locked up. The
sister, Maggie MCGOWAN, was detained
as witness.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
SOUTHERN CYCLONE.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Damage
in Louisiana.

SHREVEPORT, La. Jan. IA tele-
gram received here to-day states that at
2 O'Clock this morning cyclone struck
Keachi, small town on the
Shreveport & Houston railroad, in
De Soto parish. The Masonic ball and
postoffice, and several stores were
demolished. The Spencer house and a
number of dwellings were more OF less
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
To Hang Next Year.

LITcHFIELD, Conn.,. Jan. ANDREW
BOrgenson, who was yesterday con-
victed of murder in the first degree for
the killing at New Milford of Emma
Anderson. was to-day sentenced to be
hanged Jan. 60. 1892.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Rememhering strassburg.

PARIS, Jan. AT midnight last
night N. De Roulede, at the head of Il
number of enthusiastic members of the
late Patriotic league, bedeeked with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Her Unique Fad.

Epocn.
Lillie-Oh. Minnie! [ have such a
dear, unique fad. l have stuffed pill
low with all Cholly's love letters.
NIinnie-How soft your pillow must
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
SMITHS STORY.
He Publishes a Reply to Gen.
Booth.

AlO Il tAUFISIENE'5 a EtOPIJ 10 OGLls
Booth.
LONDON, Jan. l. = Commissioner
Smith has published reply to Gen.
Booth, in which he asserts that he
undertook the work as set forth in the
book ''ln Darkest England with the
understanding that the scheme was to
be directed by separate department.
He resigned his position, he says, Le-
cause he found that the Salvation army
officials had decided that the financial
and property departments of the army
should be transacted by other depart
ments which he believed were already
fully Occunled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Getting Square.
Epoch.

She-I know it is hard for you to hear
the truth, especially from me.
He-Yes, mY dear. [ hear it so sell
DOM
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

flags the monument in the Place De La
Concorde erected in memory of the
French soldiers slain in the defense of
StraSsbnrg
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

damaged. No lives were lost The
damage is estimated at $4,000. The
River and Lumber company's saw mill
at Logansport. together with $4,000 feet
of dressed lumber. burned to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
MIDLAND PACIFIC.
The Road Projected From Pierre,
S. D., to Puget Sound.

% HOs5 70 Il SCO NoOtrtf0'
DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. General Man.
ager George M. Nix, of the Midland Pa
cIfic Railway company, is in the city.
He reports that the road is projected
from Pierre, S. D., to Puget Sound, a
distance of 1,4OO miles, and will be part
of tTanscontinental line. The final
survey of the route has progressed as
far as Minnesota. S. D., in the heart of
the Black Hills. Mr.. Nix says It's con-
Struction will be begun next summer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

can people that every man who fought for
the Union shall receive liberal pensions;
and that the same generous spirit should be
extended to the widows and orphans of the
heroes of The war
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

Tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. Sd, we
offer the choice of Six Hundred pairs of
Mems Trousers, every pair of which is
good value at $3.50, So and $3.50, for
1888. They are well made, of good
wearing materials; most of them have
two hip pockets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
McGinty

Would have been alive to-day if he ha
used Flaked Hominy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Why Did He Die?

Because he didn't eat SecaIe Flakes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02

A test of 80 YEARS has proved the great
merit of this popular remedy by the rapid
increase in favor with lead ing Physicians
everywhere. 1t is superior to all others for
the safe, prompt and completecure Of long
standing or recent cases. Not only Is it the
best, bur the cheapest, as ALL DRUGGISTS
sell it for rs Cents per bottle Of "a Cap
sules. CLIN d CO.. PARIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-02
Sale is for One Day Only, and every Pair
should be soH

Our special sale of Mems 500, $22
and $25 Overcoats and listers at SIS
closes tomorrow night. If you're going
to need Coat this season, take ad-
vantage of this sale. You'll not likely
get another such opportunity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
WON THE GIRL BY STRATEGY.
fastened 10 His Side When he Said be
Vas Dying.
4 ROMANTIC WEDDING NEAR BRISTOL.
M T. II. McCrnry, Of Bloomingdaie' the
Groom and Miss Mamie smith, oil
Louisville, tho Bride.

Barsror. TrsS., Sept. n.-lSpecisLl- "A 70
mantle wedding took place Sunday at Bloom
inedale. Tenn. about twenty miles from this
place. DR.. l.. B. McCrary being the groom
and Miss Mamie Smith the bride.
DR.. McCrary is twenty-five years OF age ana
a son q DR.. i. j. McCrary, OF Blooming
dale Miss Smith. fine looking brunette OF
eighteen. is a daughter ofMr. A. II. Sml'h' oil
l25 West Chestnut street Louisville.
Young McCrary received his medical edu-
cation al n college IN Louisville. ana was q
frequent visitor a. tho smith residence. IIol1
tLe first the Young people took kindly 70 each
other and the arouaintsnce deepened into
love When McCIarv received his diploma
two vears AGO and left Louisville lie was en-
gagged to the girl. 80, siroo
then. and a few days ago. although IN per
feet health, lie got youhE man ". n.
Newland. 10 write 90 Mis- Smith and tell her
that ne McCrary) was AZ inc point OF DEAN
at his home in Bloomingdale. and that sne
had better come at once II she expected 10
see him alive.
Tbe Girls mother was md had always
been. opposed 10 the marriage. but when the
daughter besought her to - with her 80 her
diving lover tie mother. ont Of pity. .ylelaeu.
Mis-. N.nltn NIQ AtI ituHLlt1i A'"r "''
SATURDAY, and on Sunday rode over 70 Blooin-
ingdale ana went At once 70 the McCrary
home and asked 10 sec tho Young man MIS-.
McCrary replied that her sou was at church
Al this Mamie Smith turned deathly white
and wept. for she thought the funeral oi inc
man she loved was even AZ that moment go
Young NJ Crary was sent for and fastened
home. II was q very awkward SITUATION ior
I'M orI Mamma Smith fell % weeping.
Whle She was nursing her grief and doubt
less herwrath young McCrary procureda mar,
riaee license and the services Of Rev. Samuel
g. Ketron. and had the words pronounced
which made him and Mamie Smith man and
wife. All this was done without so much a.
sovirg "bv vour leave" 10 the mother-ln-law-
elect n was a bold stroke, and 1t made Me
Crary master of the situation.
Tie McCrarys and the Smiths are 3oth
Will be tho sensation OF Bloomingdale fol
months ID come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
THE STATE FARMS
OF North Caroiinn Being Constantly I'M
proved.

proved
WELDON. n. c.. Sept 10. Special I'm
provements Of various kinds are constantly
going On at the State farms near here.
Twelve acres have been planted in amber
cane. which is now ready 20 be cut.
Tho rice has not been injured by three
fresbefs although the very lowest land was
nrrposelv selected for h. This crop Is now
beyond the experimental stage, y having
been satisfactorily demonstrated that 1t can
he successfully grown without danger IRON
the submersiOns 10 will be subjected 10 DIX
rises in tie river.
Last night several box-cars and flats were
broken 10 pieces by collision with ware
house. The building WAS also slightly dam
AGED The wreck was caused by misplaced
switch ~.
4 negro man narrowly ESCAPED death this
rnornino while standing on the track Of the
Wilmington and Weldon road. Two trains
we're moving i'm opposite directions, and while
he WIS watching one the other knocked hlhl
down and rolled him over several times before
he got out OF the way. lie was unhurt
Two more dwelling houses are IN course OF
The municipal board Of health has elected
DR.. ]. T. Green superintendent.
Mrs j. =. Spiers, OF Reams station va; IS
visiting here. Al,
The chief + police received telegram this
,nornino from Plymouth asking the arrest Of
Bob Lee Askew, white, for murder. Inc
man hes not been here
The meeting Of the Northampton Teacher,
Assembly at Seaboard last week was success
The Meherrin Valley railroad, running be-
tween Fmp0ria. Va. and Marsaretsyille. N.
c., is no longer operated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

On Account Of the Political Adjustment in
Halifax,

Souru Bosroy. VA. Sept. Is lSpecial.l-
Tho satisfactory adjustment by the Demo
cratic executive committee Of the county on
Saturday of what was considered q difficult
political problem is ause OF great gratiilca-
ton 90 the people Of the county LIVER since the
Farmers Alliance made their nomination last
court-lav the matter has been discussed prl-
vatoly and through tie press, and the gravity
Of the situation which threatened 10
divide the Democratic vote and DESTROY
the organization of party that
ior twenty years has opposed and tri-
umped over ReOubhcanism was carefully
considered. II seemed strange that county
that had been ono OF the strongholds OF Do
mocracy. whose people had shown such
hOmogenity Of sentiment and interest, should
in the face Of au approaching national cam
paign fall arort AMI divide. les~enng their
strength and lnAuonce IL has been a subject
OF great perplex!ty and anxious thought.
Some feared from tho attitude of the ALI
ance in nominating a ticket first. that the
Democratic party could do nothing but nomi-
nate ticket and make the fight on that Inc.
Before doing hat however. 1t was deemed
best 10 cal the executive committee together
TO q conference as 20 what was best 20 be
done
The majority Of the executive committee
ere farmers. NEST of whom are member, OF
the Alliance 10 this conference We're in
Nlfe0 Me~hr~ Carton ana AldIA, lut u'Lll~
nees Of the County Alliance. A full and free
discussion Of the matter was had. Ia the most
kindly spirit and II was determined TO hold
primary election all over the county on the
lr-t Saturday IN October and the two gen
tlemen receiving the highest number OF votes
would he declared the Democratic nominees
for the House Of Delegates Messrs Carlton
and Clark with q truly patriotic spirit agreed
70 TINS plan promising TO abide by the
result of the primary election. Thus has been
averted what threatened to be "a division ~
the Democratic rarity OF Halifax. There will
be- but ore ticket that ticket nominated
directly by the people. 10 charge OF tricks
combinations and rings can be brought
against il. and il wiz receive the unanimous
support Of the Democrats.
The fact IS the Alliance acted too hasty in
making nominations and without giving that
consider ton which such an important step
demanded Many members OF the Alliance
were dispeased and viewed with alarm any
thing that hal tho appearance of q third
party. However, "all's well that ends well 3"
The executive committee Is 10 be c. ngIatu-
lated 80 the happy solution Of the problem
and Nlessrs Carlton X Clark are 10 DO COM
Inendcd for their manly course. Mr. Thomas
X I0rdaus term as county chairman having
expired and declining reelection, Mr.. X. l..
Deiarnett was elected chairman. Mr.. De-
iarnctt is an energetic. rising young lawyer
who has fought his own way upward, and the
interests OF the party are safe IL his hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
,rDsoytL AyD GENERAL.
mi. Of Now. Gathered Hero a"" W
the Times" Reporters

ri. ho..l q directors Of the North-Side
vioduct helda meeting yesterday afternoon
.nd transacted good deal Of routine bust
noss r.-,,
Mr. F. c. Hair will return TO Richmond
about September 10Th.
Mr. +. V. Bargamin left yesterday for an
extended Western tour.
Mr. Scott Darlington Is on visit TO New
York and other Northern cities
pr.R.A. Lewis and Mr.. Richmond Lewis
are in New YORK.
Mrs II (. Pclouze and Miss Jennie Pelouze
are registered at the Windsor. Montreal
Miss Reatho Perkinson returned homo yes
torday. accompanied by Mss Nellie dayton
Among the popular candidates for the Clay
Ward market clerkship - NJ. Charles T. III
gcrsoll.
The frtannual picnic Of the Clan Cameron.
No. ~. will take place to-day at iouhS
Pond.
Mr. Fred x. Forman and II Gardner, well
known tobacco mon OF Baltimore are nj MuI-
The handsome Sycle building. at No y
west Broad street. IS rapidly appIo"c"'n"
completion. =.
Mr. lewis Brown. clerk for Nr r.. H. NJ.
Harrison ia -t.l quito SICK at MS oiu nome J"
L0udoun county.
Thoro is aan advertisement in tins issue Tor
two or three furnished rooms, 10 be near INC
now Masonic Iomp.c.
Mrs. MARY g. Bottom lied yesterday at $50
p NJ I'm the eighty-fourth yo Of her age
Tho funeral services VIII take place from
HOLLYWOOD this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Te'lheimer and family have
o1ne or an extended tour through the North-
ern States and VIII stop NJ all the important
points.
Coroner Taylor was called upon yesterday
70 ,icr The bodies OF TWO infants ioAnd lh
different sections OF tho city. No inquest'
were necessary.
Tho Board Of Supervisors Of Iienr'co. Mr.
William T.. Grant presiding was ID aess.oii ~. u.
the county courthouse yesterday "'tennlhS
% routine business.
Al the Mission tent last night Rev q. i.
williams preached and there were eleven re-
quests for prayer NJ. Williams Will condnci
the services again % night.
Mis- rssle ". Rich left Yesterday on board
Of tho Old Dominion steamer koanoKe ioI
New York city. whore she will spend scverai
weeks with her sister. MIS-. Dr. Logan.
The stockholders If the Clifton Forge Min
inc and Development Company Will hold an
/ Adjourned meeting al the Exchange Hotel 70.
/ day az u O'Clock, no quorum being present
/ yesterday.
Dr j. Hall Moore president of tho Virginia
/ Cfnte Board Of Dcnta. hammers. yesterday
appcord as a witness fog the prosecution III
! tie case Of d. W. simpson, charged WIN liIc
! tcirp dentistry illegally ~ Caroline county
There was large and enthusiastic meeting
] Of Patrick Henry Council. jr. -. :. =. ~ 49, al
/ Powhatan Hall Fulton. Monday M J Do
/ occasion was the official Y sli o.. estate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
Don't Like Prussianism.


LoxDov. Sent. ia Munich dispatch SAYS
that the enthusiasm which attended the yis't
of the German Kaiser was largely Official ana
artificial and that there is u "iae74 IeA.'
nnrnlar discomfort with the policy # Prus-
sianizing tue country. The Kaiser, for m
stance has urged that the Prussian military
code he adopted. instead Of the Brayarllaln.
The Prussian military code is regarded IN
bavaria as not only severe but inhumani,
whereas that of Bavaria is exceptionally mitd.
Again il IS said that an attempt Is 20 10
bavaria 10 give up her local postage stamps
and adopt imperial stamps. These and other
jnterferencos with the autonomy OF Bavaria
are arousing no Little iil-feeling and lnd.g-
nation is expressed that the Regent ttiuce
Leopold does not take an earnest ana uh-
finchiug stand in behalf OF the native lusI-
fnfions Of the kingdom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
HIVE You Heard the Good New.q

An eminent physician. who has established
the highest reputation a. u specialist IN the
euro Of nervous and chronic diseases. and
whose name is known from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific. has resolved that if there are suf-
ierers from any form OF chronic OF long
standing disease who want medical advice
free. they can have carefully written letter
of advice in regard 10 their cases fully ex-
planning their diseases etc. without charge.
II you have not consulted specialist in
your particular disease cr If you have not
been helped by your physician, do not give
mp nope until You have learned what Or.
Greene 35 west Fourteenth street New YORK,
has 10 say about vour case If You write at
once yon may be cured. Send for his symp-
tom blank To fill out. DR.. Greene IS the dis
coycrer of the world famous nerve strength
ener and restorative. DR.. Greene's Neryura.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
DEEDS OF TRUST ENTERED.
Rockbridge Company Files Ore Tor FIVE
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
TWO OTHER COMPANIES FOLLOW SUIT.
The suona Vista Paper arm and the Glen
wood land Company lilo D'eur ~
Trust for Large Amounts

Iyxrverox VI. Sept. l5-lSpocia'.l ! N'
Hoctbridce COMPANY General fiM Ice
president. tho founders Of TIE town Oh GINS
',ow. entered in the county court CLERK 5
oflieo hero today "a deed Of trust to the Man
haitian Trust Company % New OK lof
o,e hundred AID fifty thousand dollars. to
sscnre ,be Manhattan company for loan OF
his amount. This deed covers part OF the
~, si.o of Glasgow AID improvement and
,.,i,.,si lands owned by tho company.
Tbo 1o,t IS divided into two series marked
81. snd So Series 4 consists OF $50,
liv.d q into snail bonds and payable IN one
co sfter issue. Scre b cons st~ OF r4OUyJ
d,vdel INTO II 600 bonds and payable ID
He deed # trust specifes the following
orouefte az covered 10 secure the Io"h7'
2U1 building and 20. 1cnce IDls IN ~ 3o,,
~ GLASGOW. Tho RocAbriage iurk F,en@lo
louse. now used es General Lees residence
a. Pe.t Limo railway the water WorAs'
- now hotel. electric light plant, me
noted Fche.s iron property and me DIeA-
wood estate. consisting ~ over 'V wv 40
Of fine mineral lands. ihe tutrc property
conveyed was valued n The decd IN f''O SUI.
The bonds win be foate3 at once and 10 -
expected hat tho company WIZ PioCVc'
pgaiu O. work. Ia
The Baena Vista paper mills: which smut
down last week. gave deed Of Trust TO-DAY
toJ. W Blackburn. trustee. lot Sz0yy on
the plaul a. Buout Vista 20 secure lhtcp'o.ss,,
ress 10 that amount. Operations IN the NIL
viii start Tap 10 once. loo,
Tho (tieuwool Land Company today deed,
ed back 20 a. ID. Campbell the origiha.
Owner Of tic property all their posse ssion, ID
this county situated near Glasgow. ne
noted James ilyer Comeat Nork were p"i1
OF tins property. Tie company by tlIS ". .
profertE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
r<nocked semselcss Nv fTor uuaba

Brr1rn. No. Sept. i5.-Nrs. John Fress.y'
IN, IN tho northwestern part II the countv
was discoyere6 Monday by neighlors wan.
derine over the prairie leading little c,hi.,d
and carrying a pistol. When approached
and spoken to She fired upon the parties who
sought her identity After repeoteq
efforts the woman WAS captured ana
II was found that the whole top OF her
skull had been crushed and sho was raVlnS
maniac At times she became partially Iat ..,ii
nj md by close quest.0ungit was ascertaneQ
that ' she and her husband had had .quaEF[Ie.
also said that william Pressly brother OF
her husband. kicked her and beat her after
She had been knocked down. The w"
Presslys. leaving her for dead. came %
Adrain. bought tickets for Nevada ana .elV.
the women cannot possibly recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Assaulted with & ,whide-Death of an Old
Citizen.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Sept 15.-ISpecial J
Our town was considerably stirred mp this
morning when it became known that Mr !.
w. Colbert bad attempted TO cowhide Cap
tain John K. Anderson al the depot last night
on the arrival of the North-bound train from
Richmond. Mr.. Colbert dealt him several
blows across the face and shoulders. when
friends interfercd and separated them. The
cause # tho attack grew ont of some careless
remark of Captain Anderson about "a member
OF Mr. Colbert family. Awarrant was sworn
out this morning against Mr. Colbert 10 be
tried on FRIDAY before Mayor Rowe
Mr Elbridge REYNOLDS. a worthy tIen /
Parker Store neghborhood, in SpotsyYania,
died Yesterday ir m the effects of u fractured
lee, caused by fall from his buggy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
Dr4rn or uR. HUMPHRETS.
Tho Railroad Commission Is Preparing the
Express Tarih-North state Notes.

RnEIGH. n. c.. Sept. l5.-ISpecial.l-News
is received here this evening that Mr.. VIII
Humphreys. we'll known and popular hotel
clerk. f.r some time employed AT tho Hotel
Gregory al Goldsboro, dropped dead to-day
about o'clock in the postoffice at Goldsboro.
where he bad gone Tor the mail. lie was
about twenty eight years Old and was we'll
known in the State. lie was Tor some time
clerk in the McAdoo House at Greensboro.
His death was caused by hemouhago.
Up 10 this time absolutely nothing has been
heard of the proposed strike OF the negro
Alliance cotton pickers IN this State, and IL IS
now certain that the movement WAS totally
ignored. so far as North Carolina iscOncerned.
Cotton picking in this section affords employ
ment 10 large number Of labOrers.
The railroad commission was N session TO-
dav. Tho new express tariffs are now being
prepared and viii he submitted 60 the com
mission shortly Tomorrow the case Of tho
Atlantic xpress Company. newly org aulzed
company with headQuarters al New Berre,
md against the Richmond and Danvl c
tho Wilmington and Weldon rail-
roads VIII come UP before the
commission. his company proposes %
make contracts with the railroads named 90
do express traffic by their lines. but theroads
already having contracts with other COM
panies declined tOmake others and the Allan
tic Cypress Company appealed the matter "a
the commission Able legal talent has been
employed on both sides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
PERFECT GOHTEHT,
How 1t May he Acquired by AL

Perfect content does not depend upon money
Itisa physical and mental condition arising
from good digestion and sound heaNh. u a
person oats well and digests and assimilaies
his food. sleeps soundly and feels strong ana
vieorous. he il the nearest to content
That il Why you. reader, feel so discontented'
miserable. You do not cat and sleep well YOU
have malaria. debility, your food troubles you'
your head aches or feels dull You are al@/F,
bilious, coustipated. nervous. nm down anu
debilitated generally. What you need IS g''o
dfqsaioo. and you can have il easily II you use
tho great stomach medicine. "rcen'
>eryurn, which is sure to make you feel ihe
now person Immediately Druggists sell IT, ST.
parcfv vegetable sal harmless.