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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

First Published Aug. z5th, 1892.
IN the district court within and for the
county OF Edwards, in the state OF Kansas.
Davis Hause, plaiuuh,
wife, defendants.
john 4 Retiring and sIrs John A Retiring,
NJ VIE. viii take notice that the said plain
tlus ult, on tue 18Th day Of August, 1872, nile
nis petlLloH II said district court within and
4or the county Of Edwards, in the state of
Kansas against them as defendants and that
tnsy must answer said petition tiied as atol e.
eala oI or Derore the lth day of October 1872
or eaid petition will be taken as true, and a
Judgment rendered in said action against said
9eLendant John Eetung. for the sum Of
FouE hundred and Fifty Dollars with inter
est thereon At the rate OF per cent per
anuum from the LIST day Of December 1883 20
the lst Gay Of June, 1880. and with interest
LEon tns list day OF June, 1880, aud for costs
OF eulgss ana a further Judgment against SSH
uetehuhntss and both of them for the fore
G-o-lre or q certain mortgage upon tne FOL
loMlnB described real estate, tO-W1t=
me southeast quarter OF section 81, town
snip -. range % west OF the Is p IN, lying
ana situate In the county of Edwards, in the
gtate of Kansas, ana adtudgriug that said
plalutlH has the urst lien on said premises,
70 the amount for which Judgment will be
taken as Aforesaid and ordering said prem
lsee 70 De sold without superintendent, and the
pfoeeeQs applied 20 the payment OF the
amount due pluintim and costs OF suit, and
antsr and each of them, of and from all right
tlLles estate iut crest property and equity of
redemption. in or 70 Euid premises. or any
part thereof ALBERE WATKINS,
AtLests A happs Att Tor Pltf.
CseaD District Clerk.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


In the District Court OK Edwards county
in the state Of Kansas
DeilWyn Rarrist and James Brown Potter
PLAINTIFFS,
o. A. Malenquist, Sophia MalenqufFt his wife
Lawrence National Bank, Lawrence, Mass.
J e Crane, Charles K. HIne, dzfeudauta-
The above named Lawrence National Eauk
J Is Crane and Charles r Htue. will take notice
that the SAID DgliWyn Rurrist and James
their petition and commence suit IN said
district court. within and for the county OF
Edwards in the state Of kansas against you.
the I'D defendant. and o A MalenouiEt aud
Sophia Maiencuigt cu-Cgfenduutz with you
ubuve Ilamlgsd.s uun that you che aid defend
ants. must answer said petition filed store
said. on or before the gth day OF October Isgs5,
or said petition will be taken true and a
Judgment rendered in said Hctfuu AGAINST
said defendants Lever-tt q Hoies and Ella s
Eoies, FOR the sum OF Eleven Hundred FORTY
Nine dollars and FIFTY cents. with interest
/ theron at the rate OF twelve per cent per an
nam from the 81 gag day OF = arch 1885, and Tor
costs OF suit ana a further judgment against
lElu Ciefen cilutas ana al OF the defendants 80
said action FOR the foreclosure OF g certain
mortgage upon the following resi- estate;
ro-wits
The q " 4 of section thirty four, tosTns hip
{ twenty three, rlltse nineteen. lying ana ilL-
Eted In the county 81 Edwards IN the state Of
t6nusas,1d adj lcrnl1 that sllit pilIllri1a have
ine nrst lean On sasi premises. 10 ri1s amount
I FOR which judgment viii be taken EfgEs-
[ said zud ordering said premises 60 be sold
Without appraislneuE and proceeds spilled
I 20 the pay -1eut OF the amount due plaintiffs
I and cogts Of suit. and forever barring aud
fureselosiug the dsfssl1aEsl. and each OF lEaul
I OF and from all right tile estate Interest
y property aud equity OF redemption In OF O.
said premise. Or any pert theFs9I-
JssaD District Clerk
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First PgbIIahtd Aug. s5th. Is3a


State of Kansas Edwards county ss=
In the matter OF establishing legally and
permanently the euTugra and boundaries Of
sll lands lying Ga townships - and -, south,
range Do and ls west OF GfI D.. D. and east OF
Lhe Arkansas ri yer. iu Edwards county, Ken
EaH-
To ali agents and owners OF lands lying In
the ahaEs- mentions a district gDII ire here by
various lal4uE7 leT7 rHatlluHT 90 lcsafusl Pc .
aud 30 south ranges Dr. aud Do. west go stab
Ilah permanently tu1 guruHTa and bound lFias
Of their laudu- To comply fully with rhia
reuui-etueur uecusgituEea Cre survey OF the
I entire district above mentioned. with the
I exception of such portions Gre Of record Iu
. Ele county survey urs's once. aud that j. as
I county 6urEeEnI- VIII On the lltl DAY OF
September. 5Eiz, &C o. O'Clock rI said day
the gay thereafter. az the eIFuer 10 LoWul li y
- znd 20. south range Is and la vest proceed
according 90 law from day TO day uEzlll com
piel=I 90 establish permanently said coruorl
I ana boundary lines, az Unigh time or any
I ssule during she progress Of the survey gou
[ may, lf you wish, be pregent and = heard
EEUs EuBElEs1.
surveyor OF Edwards County
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Publication EOtice.-NO 1871.
First PubliFhed Aug %, 1892.
state of Kansas, Edwards county, SIS
In the district court for said county.
The Feun Mutual Life Insurance Co, plain
VIM PIagE, Mary Plagg, Chaz F Bottom. ct al
defendants
Said defendants, WIN FlagF, Mary PIaEg and
Chas Bottom viii take notice that they have
been sued i'm the above named court for upon
notes ana mortgage, and aHSinE force 0suru
OF mortgage ON the following lands, to-VFits
Commencing at the northwest corner OF fOJ j.
block Do according 10 the recorded plat of the
town NOV city of kuslPy, Kansas, thence
southerly along the line of the alley 100 feet
thence ca5teriy. parallel with 9th street, E81f
feet, thence uortheriy, parallel with said
alley, 100 feet 20 the south line of 9th street,
thence westerly along the south line OF 9TH
street 2555 feet, 70 the place Of beginning, and
must answer the petition filed therein by said
piainlH on or before the 7th day of October,
a d. leD2' or said petition will be taken as true
ana Judgment for plaintiff in said action as
prayed TOR, and foreclosure of same viii be
rendered accordingly. A E4faDu.
AtEeEt-tSaaD Clerk District Taf1rr
Cook & Gassett and " h RObb, Ats for PItg
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Publication Notice.-Eo. 1888,
First Published Aug 25tb, 1852.
State Of Kansas, Edwards county. SIS
In the district court for said county.
n X Martin
Jason n Esrouty ct al defendant.
SAID defendant Jason N PrOuty will take
notice that he has been sued in the above
named court for upon notes and mortgage,
and the foreclosure OF mortgage upon the fol-
lowing lands. 90 wit:
Lot ave and the e I of the n " 4, of sec six
and the = of the n q = OF sec six all in
township o. range l6, in Edwards county,
Kansas. Said mortgage having been given
by him TO The johnson Loan and Trust Co.
and By 10 assigned 70 this plainrin, and must
answer tue petition flied therein by said plain
ain on or before the 9Th day of October 1897,
or said petition viii be taken as true, and
Judgment for plaintin IN said action for $50,
and foreclosure Of mortgage on the said land
above described will be rendered accordingly
Cook s. Gaasegt aud W n Robb
Attest. A kapp Ats for Pitt.
tseaQ District Clerk.
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L R Read. ct 81. defendants
You and each of you. the defendants L r
Bead aud Read. his vile. Cnas Jones
Oscar HoWdlal uud Hubz BuEdiah- are here
by notified that you have been sued iu 51e
above entitled court, in the above euE4Ela4
uctiuns tOEether via your c1-de-eugd ll5lle q
a Read. Vincent 8 Lowell ara others lI Alia7e-
line q Sullivan and alfred B Church e1ecu-
tors Of sac estate OF Patrick sullivan
deceased, plaintiffs iu Eaid aetiUus and that
said plaintiff have dled their petition Ia the
district court Of the county OF EdWlrdas 90
she state OF kansas. against you and your
co-del1uaaut9- and that Gules1 you alaFie
said Petition GA or before rhe ltu day Of
October, 1872. said petition will be taken 90
Er1e and Judgement rendered ordiHElg Of
sha following nature. ln-gtE=
To CuUaGluls q uaurta-EEg given by lacaE
Huudlsl aud glunl lEuggtltsl on the uuEra W ell
quarter and the southwest quarter OK 1Ef-1iln
-. in GCuTulnfu "a range no p EleaE OF -la
Ctn y rl-s Ga Edwards county, state OF Kansas
ana Tor iudFment on notes " hicn said mort
Kf1ssf-seai WI RDBB,
y EauD- CLERK ArturneF-
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In the District Court OK Edwards county
the state Of Kansas.
AnEeIine s. Sullivan, CT al, PLAINTIFF.
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sHERIFF-s sALE-No 1872
FIRST Published Aug. %, 1892.
In the district court of Edwards county
state of Kansas
Edward Austin and Charles Is Tiudul. part
ncrs as Austin s. Co. plaintiffs,
william Hook, defendant.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued to nae,
out OF said district court. in the ubUFe--u,
tttled action. viii. on Monday, the 10th day
Of September 1872 between and O'Clock D
m, OF said day at the front decor of the court
house la the city of kinsley, in the county of
Edwards ia the state OF ansGs, OueE at pub
lie sale, and sell TO the highest and best bid
der, for cash in hand ali the folloWiug-des-
Crtbed real estate, uo-Wit:
The BW = sec lG, TIP -. range IS ", lying ana
situate in the county Of Edwards in the state
OF Kansas.
The Hbove-described real estate will be sold
without app aisemeut, 10 satisfy said order
OF Sale II G. HobeFts
W II kubb. Sheriff of Edwards 20 ks
Attorney for Pitt.
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In the District Court OK Edwards county,
in the state OF Kansas
DeilWyn s'arrist and James Brown Potter
PLAINTIFFS.
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Laiszz1 % % > ll1az4g lz111l- 30 49,
5lafTllf, in1sul-ls-aszs. 70 lsi rllullls
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lCont.....sd 20. 90 49,


Payne 4 Jordan com at
pit 800 Il 9 from n c of En-
eFson ave on q line OF st
thence 50 It thence a 40
It th5ucs W so &c thence
'1G0 sec SO tp a 10
Geo Burt com 81 3 point $50
{. c from a e c of EmmeEsOn
ave and on a line of st
thence g so &c thence n 14OfL
thence " so Il thence s 40
e g place Of begin'g sec 80
John K Wiley com at OF
En- eTBun ave and south line
Of sc thence 9 so Il thence
5 40 e thence " so ft
thence n i40 # sec IS tp a
RI8
Rebecca d Harry C at PIT
where che q line of 4th st
interssct8 the alley th the
rear of blk 81 Kinsfey
thence " $50 fs for = place
of beRiu'G thence 8 1876 ft
thence " 660 Fl thence 1913
Il thence $50 Il TO place
of begging sec 80 tP q
70 %
: Ramey com ct 3 point
1850 Il ~ OF ~ line of alley
in the rear Of BLK 80 Kin
5ley where the line of Ath
Fs produced intersects the
said " line OF the alley
thence " 2O5 Ii-100 II
thence 212 81 100 fethsnce
. 205 11-I0O fl thence q 212
5Z-IOO It to place of begin'g
sec 80 sp24 IS IL
- Ramey com at a point
where the line OF 4th st
fntersects the alley IN the
EesF Of bPk 81 Kinsley
thence " on line of zth 81
9O5 $500 &c for place of
begin'g thence " 147 400
e thence 8 212 IT. 100 Il
thence Q 14T 400 f. thence
q TO begging sec 80 tP "A
James W Fitzgerald 46 To-
100 # next after 200 ft "
from blk B Niles W Add TO
Rinsloy and on line 3rd st
by I7T Il deep sec 50 tP "a
Is s
P Il Niles com at n " oflot
9 Sellers add to KinsleY
thedCe " 440 It thence n 20
20 thence e 40 # thence s 30
10 to begtn'g sec 50 tp "a
Adam Teller com at q
O of lot blk A Niles add
90 kinsley thence " 145 90
100 ft thence 100 Il thene5
o 145 40 100 Il thence n 1856
II to begin'g sec 80 tp "a
RE 9
CA Read com at a point
100 90 100 ft W from the NV
of lot blk 4 Niles " add
20 kinsley thence " 80 it
thence I40 It thence Q so
It thence 14O Il TO place
OF begin'R sec SO tp "a 10 5
Il = Edwards com go &c "
from So OF blk 50 kinsley
thence 90 it thence a 40
Il thence " so Il thence
140 ft TO place OF begin'g
sec So tip "a ? 19 ?
OBJ Avery com at a point
40 ft q from of lot +
Niles " add TO Kins1ey
thence i5G II thence s $50
60 thence " 100 II thence II
$50 IT to place of begiu'g
sec 80 tip "A 10 z
VIM Sieglinger acres in
" sec 80 Up q ? 10 As
a Y Town Co 40 acres in
s ] OF W I sec SO tip "a T 10 POI
Emil Petit Ciais 1 acre ia
! of 8 W t sec IS tip "A r 10 10
Mrs Brown com At s c of
lot blk A Niles w add to
Kinsley thence III IL
thence " so ft thence 1T
# thence g so # to place of
begin'g sec 80 tip "a 10 10
Kinsley Elk Bank com at the
s c of lot 2 blk A Niles
" add to kinRley thence
TT # thence " 964 thence
n I77 IL thence 964 to the
place OF begging sec 80 tp24
r19 I6
& W BeeIer com at q
of lot 1 blk A Niles W add
10 Kinsley thence " on
line of said DIX 1864 Il for
place of bcgin'g thence
III ft thence " 100 Il thence
n 1T fl thence g 100 It to
place of begging sec So tp
"a r 10
p H Niles a tract of land in
n " sec 80 Up "a T 10 8
SKATER & BRANDON
Unknown
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~ . v 80 % 49, - 2 - 1913 11-r
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PUBLICATION NoTICE.-No. 1916.

First Published Aug. 18th, 1892.
IN the district court within and for the
ouuty OF Edwards, in the state OF Kansas.
Davis Hause, plaiutin,
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Publication Notioe-No. 1913.

Publication NOtice-No. 1913.
First Published Aug. Goth, 1907.
State of Kansas, Edwards county, sg=
In the district court for said county.
Joseph % Elliot, plaintiff,
A Wilson. ct al defendants.
said defendant, A Wilson will take notice
that he has been sued in the above named
court Tor uDOu note and MOI tgraae. executed
by him 20 Lew 6 barrow and by said barrow
assigned TO this piHiutiu Said WOrtgauts
given upon tine following land. The O " :
of sec p, ana the n " ! of sec q. iU township
20, range 20 In Edwards county Kansas, and
must answer the petition hled therein by zafu
plaintiff on or before the 9Th day OF October
1872 or said petition will be taken as true,
and judgmsdtTor Plaihtin in said action for
amount prayed for, and for foreclosure of
said mortgage will be rendered accordingly
Cook q Gassett and W II Robb, q
Attest: A J Bapp. Ats Tor PItf
t6eab District Clerk.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

Excursion to Minneapolis. Chicago and
Omaha via Queen and Crescent Route.
For the Republican National Con
vention at Minneapolis, Mimi. tickets
will be on sale at half rates June LIST to
9TH. good for return until June 10Th,
1892.
For the Democratic National Con
vention at Chicago, ILL.,, tickets will be
on sale at half rates June Is to 20, good
for return until July It'll 1892.
For the Peoples Party National Con
vention at Omaha, Neb., tickets will be
sold at half rates June % to 80, good
for return until July -, 1892.
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CINCIN-
MATT. without change, making direct
connections in Cincinnati Depot with
Vestibule Trains of connecting lines.
For further information call on agents
or address d. G. Edwards. G.. p. q T. A.
Cincinnati, o.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

The Southern Portrait Company,
with headquarters at the Methodist
Book House. 220 Capitol street, Jack
son. r. .oing some magnificent work in
the way of charging pictures. Their
PORTRAITS. which are made of life size.
or smaller. if desired. speak for them
selves. They have lately had on eXhi-
bition portraits enlarged from ordinary
photographs of Bishop Galloway, the
honored and lamented Rev. w. II.
Watkins. D. d., Judge Wiley p. Harris,
Hon. f. II. Henry, editor of the State
State Ledger. and others, and in each
case the likeness is as perfect and life
like as a picture can be made. Por-
traits are furnished in any style of
frame desired, and at remarkably cheap
rates. The LEADER commends this
company to its readers,and advises any
one desiring to have any kind of pic
turc enlarged to write to or call upon
them.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09
Are You tinin.p

The Queen Il Crescent Route being
equipped with Solid Vcstibuled Trains
the Queen e Crescent special. and the
Cincinnati Limited, will have the pop
ular trains to the Republican National
Convention at Minneapolis. Tickets will
be sold juno 1st to 9Th, good for return
until June Goth, at rate of one fare for
tn round trip. For sleeping car
reservations, or any special informa
ton or accommodations call on or al
dress Ticket Agents of tie Queen and
Crescent Route, or ID. G. Edwards, G.
p. A.. Cincinnati, O.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

Bishop Galloway started Monday
afternoon on his trip to England. At
tbc last General Conference of the
Methodist church South. the Bishop
was appointed fraternal delegate to
the Wesleyan Conference which meets
in London this month. He will sail
from New York on the 18th inst, on
fine Steamer Servia. direct for Belfast,
Ireland. and will be absent nearly three
months. but will return in time to pre-
side over the annual conference in
his district.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

pcv coke Smith. ID. d., one of the
Theological professors at Vanderbilt,
coached two fine sermons at the Meth
,di.t church i'll this city last Sunday.
TUESDAY he delivered the annual adj
dress to the graduating class at Whit
worth Female College, Brookhaven.
correspondent says "Dr. Smiths
address was the most masterful adj
dre,s ever heard"
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09
The Queen 4 Crescent Rout,

Have placed in service between Chat
tanooga and Shreveport, via Birming-
ham, Meridian, jackson, Vicksburg and
Monroe, new vestibuled sleepers of the
most modern Improvement, being
lighted with gas and upholstered III
grandest style.
This improvement is in accord with
the improvements that are being made
on the entire system, making it the
most comfortable route between the
North and South. which the travelling
public will fully appreciate
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09
JACKSON DRAMSHOpS,
Two New Petitions Filed and 5. Schwartz's
License still Unissued.

Two New Petitions Filed and 5. SchwartZ's
License still Unissued.
The LEADER learned at the sheriff 5
Office this morning that S. Schwartz,
whose application for retail license
was granted on May 3rd, upon petit
ton filed under the old law, April l,
has not yet taken out his new license,
but is still doing business under the
old license. which expires June 18th.
j. Braun the jackson Liquor Co,
filed petition for renewal on June LIST
Srhwartz's filed petition for re-
ncwal June It'll.
The present registered vote of the
city is l43, and each of these petitions
contains 23S signatures, with the
Christian and surnames of the signers
speIt out in full.
There is good ground for believing
S. Schwartz's license can be vacated
and it is probable enough of the sign
erS ON Braun'S and |. Schwartz's will
withdraw their names or sign counter
petition during the so days they have
to lie over. to reduce them below a
majority.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09
Choice Books and stationery.

The best standard religious and po-
litical works, travels, etc, can be sup
piled by the Mississippi Conference
Depository, Capital Street, Jackson
Oxford Teachers Bibles, Character
Sketches" and many other specialties
are offered. Orders filled promptly by
mail from any portion OF the State.
Address or call on
VI. ID. DOMINICK,
Manager
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

We took advantage of Rev. Mr..
Scarborough's presence in our town
last Monday to examine the buggy
shafts patented by himself, and which
he was using. 1t is a very simple
continuance, and entirely destroys all
horse motion, at the same time max
ing it easier on both horse and man.
1t is something everybody should
have.--LawreneeCouRty Press.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09
JACKSON AND THE LIQUOR QUESTION
Correspondent Makes Some Pertinent
Inquiries.
Editor MiSSiSSippi Leader:

Correspondent Makes Some Pertinent
Inquiries.
Editor Mississippi Leader:
have been much impressed by your
editorial i'll last issue headed lis the
church in Jackson morally and relig-
lousy rotten ?" and especially by the
conclusion reached by those four min
listers that the sentiment in their
churches regarding the dram-shop is
such that if they propose to preach on
temperance they would do it to empty
benches. Now are we to understand
oGy this that these ministers, knowing
the temper of their congregations, only
present to them OH Sabbath days such
portions of Gods truth as will be
agreeable? If the church members of
jackson are such as this statement
implies would it not be well to make
the test that these ministers may be
aole to stand before God and these
congregations at the last and say, Il
am pure from the blood of all men, for
a Shrank not from declaring unto you
tne whole counsel of God" Perhaps
wnen these people deserted the house
Vi God because His truth on this great
, question did not please them, their
PAGES might be filled by others, that
hidden church of Christ, the ''much
people that He has in every city, who
moudd be drawn to the fearless preach
~ ~ VI righteousness, now as they were
IN fauIs day. One thing is certain
vnaI however much backslidden and
hho[laly church members may desire to
nc S0othed and quieted i'm conscience
~ tnelr weekly church going, it is no,
81 win the honest seeker for salvation
E Efo soul is hungry for the bread OF
There was once a minister known
anu anu .honored throughout Mississippi
q" oiq the South for his brave advocacy
81 rrohibition, but his name has dice
r rom on mems lips during the last few
liars, although his life's sun is still al
ign noon. Can it be that his decline
~ influence is connected with his re
0o p silence on this question?
hDut there is another view to take Of
s ;,io statement. How long has it beer
thice Ihese congregations were put Il
fa raS Cest How many times in the las
wv Wv years has such an announcement
IIstated the benches in these churches
the trial has not been made recent.
NV ~" aare any assume that such is nov
cue state of things?
dr. y, ministers of God, rise to the higl
lo Lucy mat Is laid ON you and fearlessl,
no %u IN this great fight against tn
r 90 OF darkness sfor the Lord viii
vi Win peiore you and the God of Israe
"lll be your reward
Groo PERPLExED INQUIRER.
1feenvilie, Miss.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

VIII you heed the warning. The sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford for the sake
nothing for it, We know from expert
cncc that ShilolI's Cure will cure your
cough. 1t never fails. This explains why
more than million bottles were sold the
past year 1t relieves Group and whoop-
ing cough ut once. Mothers, do not be
without it. For lame BACK, side or chest
use Shiloh's Porons Plaster. Sold by
Meade and Martin. (2)
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

ported, after recess in favor of seating
the anti-Sub Treasury delegation from
Union, on the ground that the Sub
Treasury men refused to be bound by
the action of the Democratic party,
and the report was adopted.
After recess the chairmen of the
several congressional district delega-
tions, made the following recommends
tons for delegates to Chicago, Presi-
Dental electors and members of the
new State Executive Committee and
their reports were adopted:
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-09

Is it not worth the small price Of 75c
to free Yourself of every symptom Of
these distressing complaints? If You think
SO call al Our store aud get bottle of
Shiloh'S Nitalizer, every bottle has a
printed guarantee ON it. Use accordingly
and if it does You no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by Meade Il Martin. (2)