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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
FIELD, MAILER & co.
CONTINUED.
colored stripes Or dots, at
Is cents a yard.
LESS THAN HALF.

This week only, we shall
engrave Monograms, Initial
or Address Dies for IS
cents each. Our regular
prices are 81. o5,sI.S5. S2.oc
and s2.25. To secure this
price every order must be
accompanied by a purchase
of at least S quires of paper
and S packages of envel-
opes. This may be made
up Of different kinds. 4.
The latest novelty in
Tinted Stationery is prince
of Wales French Gray. +"
Twenty sizes here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
EVADED SERVICE,
Katie Brown and Her Child Are
at Decatur.

at Decatur.
al Westhafer. whose name is con-
heeted with that of Katie Brown in a
habeas corpus proceeding brought be-
fore Judge Kerr Tuesday by C. l.. Brown.
husband of Katie Brown, states that
Mrs. Brown does not live with him at
81. Anthony avenue, as stated by error
in the GLOBE of Wednesday. He lives
with his family at the place named, and
Katie Brown. his cousin. separated from
Eer husband and took with her frankie
Brown, their child. The husband seeks
the possession Of the child. But Mrs.
Brown and the child are at Decatur, ILL.,,
she having left before the papers in the
habsas corpus proceedings were s.ryed
Oh her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
Mr.. George r. Ping.

Mr.. George r. Fling. formerly mana
ger of the furnishings and hats depart
ments for Joseph Mickey IL Co.. Third
street (haying been associated with the
Boston store FOR the last fourteenyears),
is now manager of the furnishings Ce-
partment of The Plymouth Clothing
House, Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
LACES.


Paris correspondents to
fashion journals say: "Laces
are everywhere and on ev-
erything. In greatest de-
mand are the butter-colored
"Venise" effects, generally
with "dents" or points more
or less deep.
Hundreds of pieces were
received here last week, not
one Of which has been out
of the custom house ten
days. Prices are guaran.
teed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
Special II o;neseekers' Excursion

Special Eoneseekers' Excursions.
On Nay sth and Goth, the Chicago,
Milwaukee, u ST. Paul Railway will sell
round trip trickets, good thirty days. To
the following territory, at one fare for
the round trip:
To points in North and South Dakota
and Iowa.
70 points in Kansas. Nebraska, Colo
RADIO.
TO points in Wyoming, Utah, New
Mexico.
To points In Indian Territory and
Oklahoma.
TO points in Missouri, Tennessee,
Mississippi.
To points in Alabama, Louisiana.
Arkansas.
For detail information call at City
Ticket Office, Guaranty Loan Building.
Minneapolis; City Ticket Office, S65
Robert street, conner Fifth street. st.
Paul, or address j. I. Conley, Assistan,
General Passenger Agent, 81. Paul
MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL sPATTn. Il.

Diphtherla at liza Minnehaha street
WIS reported to the health office yeSter-
day.
lie press feeders union held its reg
ular meeting last night at labor head
quarters.
James Maggie. charged with assaulting
Der, ha l.aschinger. was dismissed by
the police court yesterday.
ST. Luke's AID society will meet with
Mrs. Sharood, No. 5o5 Jessamine street,
Friday afternoon al = O'Clock.
Matthias kuhl. al IS Prospect terrace.
died at an early hour this morning.
Notice OF funeral will appear later.
There will be special meeting of the
managers of the Womaii's Christian
home Monday al 10 a. III. at the waiting
parlur of F.eid, Mahier & Go.
The county committee on claims met
last evening and audited routine bills.
. preparatory To the meeting OF the board
of county commissioners tomorrow
morning.
Sale of useful articles aud New Eng
land dinner at Olivet Nj. +. church,
Juno and Victoria, Thursday evening.
May II, under the auspices of the Ia
dies aid society.
appeals Will open at 10 a. III. tomorrow
with judges Henry Z. Caldwell, of Lit
tie Rock, Ark; Walter H. Sanborn, OF
this city, and Amos NJ. Thayer, Of 81.
Louis, on lie bench.
A mass meeting Of railroad employees
will be leld at Ayde's hall OH West
Seventh street this evening at 1880.
The meeIiug will be under the auspices
of the American Railway union.
Omaha employees are given an especial
invitation 10 he present.
The two men who gave their names
as Frank an1 Howard Smith, arrested
for running 'bucket shop" on Jack
son street, pleaded guilty TO the charge
in the police court yesterday afternoon.
The court imposed fine of SO each,
aid il Was plLmpIly paid.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
REPUBLICANS MUM,
Paid Out $4,000 for Street Work
Eefore Election.

The Republican organs nave always
i'll years past called attention to the
large amounts paid to The laboring men
for street cleaning in the month proceed.
Ing the election. This year there has
been no reference to the large number
of men employed. A glance at the pay
rolls in the comptroller's Office, how.
ever, shows that over $4,000 was paid
out last month for cleaning the streets.
The amount expended for the week
ending April 20 for labor was s., Goo. ex.
elusive of The citizens relief fund.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
.fIELD D,
e. CO.
IMPORTANT SALE OF SILKS

One hundred pieces of
new, desirable and iii every
way reliable Silks, suitable
for Waists, and full Dresses
as well, will go on sale to-
morrow morning at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06

The Pioneer Fuel Co,
VIII remove 7th inst. to ST. Robert
street, few doors below present quar-
tiers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
rs Cents

70 OGnCS
Each tomorrow. They are
the same as those sold a few
weeks ago-the same kind
that were sold for a dollar a
year ago.
$50 will go on sale at 9
o'clock.
$50 at 2::3o o'clock in the
afternoon. ~
In order to make them 90
as far as possible only one
Skirt waH be sold TO each
buyer. Please do not ask
for more.
Fine Zephyr Bingham
Skirts with one deep hounce,
1925; with two Aounces,
$3.50. IL.
Luster Wool Skirts. with
fancy borders, $500. Is 3s
Thomson's Glove-Fitting
Summer Corsets, rs cents.
Thomson's Ventilating Cor
sets, $500.
Z Z Corsets are the best.
Price. $780,.
Equipoise Waists, white,
1925; black. $500.
What do you think OF
this?
Infants Fine Cambria
Slips with ties, finished with
deep hem and cambria rufhe,
only % cents tomorrow.
Infants Silk Bootees,
plain white or edged with
pink or blue, So cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
AWARD FOB BEER. "a
ANAE:.ySER- BUSCH HAN
BREWING ASSN aaSW
ST. LOUIS MO.
SCORES THE HIGHEST POINTS.
SCORES THE HIGHEST POINTS.

The championship cup of the beer for which not
only all the American brewers but those of
European brewing cities of unich and Nuremberg
competition has been carried off by
Brewing Association of ST. Louis they having received
highest number of awards and scored the highest points
They especially commended for purity of
their pure malt and hop product
products This makes the AnheuserBusch Brewing
ton the champion brewers of the world.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
FIELD, MAILER & co.
CONTINUED.
will be 8 pairs for $500,
or IS cents a pair.
FOR MEN.

IO1e NGISs
; One good item is worth
half dozen Indifferent ones.
This is a good one:
Y Fancy Silk Stripe Madras
;Negligee Shirts, with at
ltached collars. made in the
best possible manner. SO
cents each; worth $3.50.
Gould you think Of a better
bargain?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
The Pioneer Fuel Co.

The Pioneer Fuel Co.
Will remove 18th inst. to ST. Robert
street, few doors below piesent quar-
tiers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06

CORSET ROOM.
Another lot of Fast Black
Sateen Skirts with hounce
at bottom, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06

we will sell dollars worth of Shoes
than
we have leased 19
style that will surpass shoe house Northwest
our new There will be
new modern all St
No
PAUL.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
90 Cents.

These are the finest braids we have
had this season.
Black Straw Braids were never SO
good as they are at present. Monday
We will sell 1000 yards, regular price
25c, for only
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06
A FEW OF OUR MANY BARG

TIT UT UUN WHN1 DAhGAINO FUK IHIO WEEK
Ladies' Fine Russet Dongoa Oxfords CSC
Ladles Fine Dongoia Kid Hand Turned 25
Laoies Fine kusset Goat HandTurned Oxords 3
Laoies Flne Dongola Kid Patent Tip Button Shoes
LADIES FINEST Hand Turned Patent Tip Button Boots SO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

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lar. Sa-si ia. sri1>- sa--ss
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10 na1fL.aaacs 8. - stock
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
Tass.ese ua.2l..,,ef.

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Isp,a.,. ~ -sPidly f;..t,s :, Ia.
f-osi a. cas c, -. r-.at l~i.zfsesu--
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au seea iaf-o6l c<d, Az &; = ,1v
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itrr- qualities sa-teati,s % sr,r
a. GLzioas ~ G,l-r ysa,. T,e
saae 10 i-gs efsilk gsets, o. -hi:a .
1881. J.7ua .ro-rs6 SarcGCG v,rts
beside. t1lSNro worth o,,zs has.
Arrhjsfa ai vhias the .ars.r Ear
cams to the Caifsi Sc1.esL Js,a1 sas
$50 in21rt.d tse re aesr -nu
cot.sa z.aaitetsrine ~uarai.srv Al
in !ssI ssed 8 JsAlIa aca MI * ~
Il 10 rssaTy rfn1ls 1g "a
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ERatsrisls- Ee~.Aez snnnsy ne "A ---
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markets 9. the eazr. - u 70 60 s-ic..
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laps Aa-. thu best 1iarr 1erT cr IT,
a. ia&e eeSnaaAna. ig-.sd-
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seiaz paid 1. erstss Gay
lad vou.a s-sod ia%v sa1G.f %
ibi. TO aa4r.FsiI ~ .e--~.srl-I
Pic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
IA to Ger Vote

john said Mr. Billu,. "of course
Won't take say dicta,ion from o,
40 b1ly eis, bat II ycu were In ms
place hos would you vo,ei7
IF | were In .our place, MIRIAM
.wcred Ar Dillui rcacctiyely, | .hoald
- quietly 10 the pnlls. si,ad IN lin,
~. 1t came nv turn, ansvc- IN ! rcs
l'"rfal maoner whatever question,
my be asked, acespt th. Official ballot
..sn led to me, take !, ia,o the yctjr<
0~oth', fll It out secordius to the a..
fecsions, fold It, step oui.ics Of III.
booth again; hand The ballot to ,aa
proper official, and tome ,sp vii.
OUT making any fuss."
7 think you're a. ulc1s ,i o can
be, JON Billu.--Chi,so Tribvae
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
Gev. Ssese 20 Gey.esse.

JEksoa, Miss. Soy. A-Gov. Ssoue
TO-DAY reerIvef letter 'ron Cos Sione
o. Nissosri n rek,iios 10 the reqLi;
iina he niae for Z I. Syks, Az Ehica
VA, rrtassi. avis,: Usi'r tee .aet,
stated By y0u- sIr-!ien:v eoaca- ir
the accuracy OF roar p's:Iios. Gov
Stone qtG!.i.sipPi declined to so-or
th: .ftBi.iltss to- Il. .r,,oc that The
alleged .ntslzle1sat wits -SiSh
s-eti va charged D. Ii. s. Loai,
gran iarr -:i committed, IL al a., u
this state, and 1oi I. Nissocri.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
Saturday Nov. 10. 1884.
HON 3. D. MONEY,
Democratic Nominee fer Congress
Fourth Congressional District
W Money, majority IN the da,ri-;
i'll DC about iI0.

ScnHtor 'ieorye Of Ni..i,.ippi. SAP
sn exrhsuxe, suggests nj resent i@l'
81 the SER ntiir Amrric IA, the rert
o. snail oil mills which ean be cen
nrc.ed Siih cotton gius, Such "a CO.
I-sr-isr, he urges. will Be o: lHtiuz
h uest TO cotton planters tor macy
rsassus. among them lie saving il
Sosi of transportation Of seed from
Rinsio oil mills. which Frequently s
u 10 a big proportion Of the cos,
of tie seei. Thea there would be Az
@ her saving In the COS, Of ,skiug tue
mssl, hull. ste, bark 10 The farms, tor
{ sding purposes. Blu; 4 Sill greater
advantage suggested !. the indepead
ri condition. IN which the planters
would be regarding trusts. II every
yin had It's own mill there would Be
NJ greater danger Of trusts in the
manufacture OF eSttoa iced oil lhsn
there il 10 cotton sinning. The idea
10 . rood m and il 10 hoped nre
ssss win Al inventive mind viii give
~ r%rsehiaery that can be attached 10
: ers'5H gin. and from which oil cap
~ made II less cost than Sow.--TyIer
Texas llsrptor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

". 4. N-fiair-. 4 vel kssxa e:fi-
zen Of aeksv. O5iI. "a st ,as s,iaisn
that tasrs - notllu q. ss,s6 fsr ,aft
ersa trsubieh with cnl.s ~ s-suc n
Chansertaia'. Couzs kmeay. II.
hat used j. ia his aaEi,y i.sr svs~.g
yeaFssish the pes, --sal;s ,ad Astvs
k-eFs, bottIs Of !: Ia me ssas~. AZ
tor having "a grippe he wa aius.sf
!roasied with 4 'svc-s .nigh Tl-
sset 6tarr rencfI.s vis.ost ,enefs
iad tez -oaciuded 10 sry the caa-
afsn's n>sfirins aud 70 As asgza- q
'oc1 '1.rf.d q psrraanes, -ara, :.
- esa' oatfies Zoe sa.s BY srszzssa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

.',Sss5a, Mis-, NV. S--E-jsral
Cour; riei thls uorsis. Al ProSF.
sncr. OF Madison eoauiy. wN srv,sj
.osrman Of the federal jury. Jsdse
Niles' ehsrge to the grand iBry l.de
70 refessHce 10 the State cGcrr. in ID.
special v1-rxu, ro-, bat referred TO
the statute % constructing sxsil,i
a;terigg noeey IN The ,iriiiiade O;
Cu:ied S,aies ~earrsUc!, whieA they
are charged With violating in the 10.
sae OF the special warrant, lie .lso
made tpeeisl a.a'ioa o! The alleged
co;,os seed conhiu-. and uked tor ,
iull luves,iystioa Of The case.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

We wIn state thai Noxabee Coaus.
the 4th CongFsAslassl district Asd n
IAs congregational dissrirfs Of the State
q Mississippi gave DeaOrniie ma
joriiie, The Repshiieass Sil hare
asouI 80 m.iorisy n he neat Geo
grcss.
TAia overwhelming defeat ran eli Be
seroan'e6 for in cae var, il sa rrsr
rsse Of house diridei asaias, itseIt
II s-ens iAai politics never sssune,l
: nor a,agrerable sspeet than Al the
prrssht Time. The v0rs; instincts OF
the people througnog, the North we're
appealed TO. preiadice was elevated a.
ayirtRe sEd hatred. mslire .ni de-
'FieiIoa eoa.G;1ted the political s,ock
n nate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

tten.y Wilson. the postmaster At
Wei'hton, Florida, saws he enrsi q
",se Of diarrhoea Of long standing in
six hours. with ore anal bottle of
Chaoiboriain's Collie. Cho.era And
U1rrhoea Remedy. Whist. pleasant
sArprlse that must hare been 10 the
sndrrcr. Such cures are not unusasI
wAh THE remedy. In many instances
my q vi Or Two doses sre reqair-
ci 10 give permaness relief. Il IA
always BE- depended upou. When re.
.nced With water II 10 pleasant 10 take,
For sslo By druggist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
~5e.fCr,sssgsi Thai

JaczIoa Aiss, Esv. 1-E PsG.
master W Il Gssa :ossv sl.ss.t ri.
~ n the Fc4.rzl Cogr- u; ss .neez-
Element a $3.50 daFasy he f.-n .,
hertroe eos,assat.r q MS csr~
fss f,SrfzsHs hss ae-a psu9iax Or
ionl. time. jI!<. Yes ass zof ~,
panied prssac.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
Ever body sho.id Attend.

I've Assssi Meeting o.ths Ais.is.
sirpi s'a'c Ho"raits-al sociei7, Nor,
'ml'er l4th TO 18Th. Il vii! be N in
l'or'ant meeting in tie lire Of South
ern deyeioncment and should .,i-,c.
The Cooperation Of all -Dle.prisiag
people in Eastern Mi,i'.ippi. Ticket,
will be sold over the Mobile L Ohio .,
sone fare for The round trim.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10
Carroll County.

Carrolltaa, Miss Nov. 7.--rAe s.ec.
lion passed ed ~ery quietly. SD a
lizh' vote VS. pollsd. CaroFiou
Aonsy'' hose box gaze lin lii IA
jo'iiy Ioa-'s m,iority IN Carol
county 50. Carroll coaniy asi 70,
y -hhcr~S4 So, e - IL. KY
. lie -srsts TO s.sr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

D.. y. Fuller. Of Cansjoharte, n. Y.
sasys thet he always keeps Dr.. Kinr's
Nsw Discovery IN the house and his
family has always found the very beat
sesuiis follow Ito use, that he would
mt b. without II, ii procurable. 6.
A, Dykcman Druggist. Caukiu. n. y
ssys that Dr.. King's New Discovery i.
und0Hbtly the best Cough Remedy:
fhat be has nsed In bis family for eIsht
years. and II has never failed 10 do All
that d claimed for II. Why not Inv !
rslnedy 10 long tried and tssts.i
Trial bottles free u J. r. JONES Drug
Gaoea.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

ne SAT- e NiSsSRSS
NexuA<s Csaagy.
rAs Ese1te
Ne tSS . In Ca@Nrv.
Esas,s B. RseSSs~
ls eaNEra-s x 4 3a.l a<~rSs 1assTl
q to ahsvs ssze-a e1ese al ire Os-tehe'
TeTuS A q ISEA q tsa Gssrx GssrrsZ -
tec O~teher AEa. n y. 80 tAs ueleN
.igaeS subsidiaries IN sal cazss III "a
EaAay, Aa& sEy 4 asssaAsr. a. >. ~
Il aSas - tAs Ssc- e We ceSrf Esas- {,
TIA tawR ~ N&e., = AZ srGsy. NlshIs
esl lsWr<, FrSSpce - sg - RGaES at.
cry &c sss sisass< All h<st Ah3&sr. re S.
.esizS 3escr seS ess essx.e evsE~ ksd Asiss
SruassG Ia sAi2 reu,ty AL seI.s- teW1:
oee seves,a gzcsypdsd issers>s a Az -
lie 5er.s-sss ssxrts- 81 seesie- Ii iSwz-
sAs2 * aaSx - a13 1-cat2 scrrs Ct ef
tAe usS aaEf q fAs ss<sA~~ss Sssrtrs II
ssetio- IL ;Ss-Sp u -zRc~ L.. S<szs tAts
par e5 naI sacrs~ess saags-s q ssSsIel Il,
weE q tas Airse an lslazsas rad
Terns e. 49,. cf<a.
TIE tse - IL aAssse Ses-rNei pr-pe-y
70 -sssei - - perfect bat | .es1 sely
caassy sgca titis a. ys-ts u m ~ virtue
u al s,ai &tress, TnosSuG.
acyte-,i Asaiaissr,.sr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

The cotton sF-> % l.94 . hSf,s
marketed with /, rss .tr a.r.- sssr,
sao~n- IL: ze~szeaG sarag 6cta
be- wa tAe Iarz,st n r,rs-r Gir>
80 haies icing narxssa. TIs ress-
oGeaig narkstifg Is st'-isazs easss-
j. 70 The srlea1Sf sasv.r * weather
hat sp prs7rie1 at over se saaGh-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

ETsry aokher sAoaIi kro~ TIA,
csoUP ca, - perverted TIE FRI
Enr,cm q true tfczp hssrscacn
Thii . followed By se.cu.iir rzxh
eoCga liCha- scrtsin's Co.xh R--
.dy q giSes ire.Ir ~ scoa ~ the eli !
becomes h1a-ts - svts after the cogg1
~ d.7.tcctd Il I'll p--Ua: The ~.
3 ,ai Sc c>.i. sstla t1c az
by tTSs,a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-11-10

The question OF securing b.t.e.
r.sds comes before tie people Of Mn
souri, in . praciie.l form ,hi. tai, Ar
%ancndmeut 10 he ena.,i,utlcn /. .uL.
H'i''ed to popular vote, which provides
INST the courts Of the several eour.je,
ms iefy 80 additional tax. no, ex.
s7'h'ss IS cts on each 500 ~,slu,,ioa.
SIR road nod bridge purposes. This
'nah'r lie pesfAs o. aav country
IN shish there To- scntinsnt In favor
NJ road improvement TO carry /. iu,n
effect BY levyiug . tar fsr to. parpo.a.
The press Hrgiaz tts s~.iisesticn Of
~ ssnepdmeni. ast It il expected
'aHi II nil! be saopted bys good ia.
i"rity.
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II would rather .rust that medicine
!hsn any doctor ! know Of says Ars.
Hattie Mason ofChiltou. Carter. Ca.
Mo. In speaking u Chamberlain,
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoe. Rsmedy.
For sale by druggists
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Mississippi State Eortie1nRSl &.
ciet,

fHnusl mfe'ins win be held 4,
Bonneville. Mia. "orember Ifh to rs
1i"kets will be sold BY ID. HooGe (
Ohio r. R. irom all poiau Ga the rs.d
In Mississippi AZ oa.isrs ter the round
trip. Tickets viii be sosA ca tt. iath.
18th, 18th. good to risrs cnsa th.
18th.
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Uo7ICI

Champion Lsnbsr Mills Of the South.
These mills are located 10 one Of the
best Yellow Pine Timber regions On
- Nj q. B, 3. Operated BY watss
pewer. Napufassars rough and
Q9sed yellow pine lumber.
Address:
). q. MRADoA, Prop.
Asincbester. Wayne Co.. Aiss.
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Three Leading Scientists
Proclaim tie Superior Value Of
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.

scisa;isa are cevosiaz closer attention to food products.
Recent exznsnasices ct baxiaz powders BY Prof. Long. Dr..
Ea;nes, ssd Prot. Preseot., were made to determine which
povdes was the pzress highest in leavening strength, most
exeiest IN s1vice, ad most economical IN cost They
decide TIA. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder excels in al
the essentials Of A ideal preparation for household use.
They write
Chicago, March ssth. 1894.
We have purchased IN the open mariet caasof d.. Price.
Cream Bskfsx Powder and also Of the other leading brands
Of batisz powders, aad hare subuited them to chemical
analysis We End that Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
apuse cream Of tartar powder. that # has a considerably
resser Isssssisg srsngth than any Of the other baking
ppvd<n ve ksve eveT tested-
psov. JoHs H. Losc, Nwsssvaos Usr<,aat, Chicago.
Oh wAIna s. HAMS, Ras AsGai Gazs5 Chicago
rs1s. iLs4a1 :. rszs1oIa, Csssg-1nsxs Ann Afbtr.,
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