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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03
FOR Art Coupons see NO.
column Of telegraph page
Local Notices.

Found after tie supper in the uniset.s;
vestry some weeks since, gentlem.ro =, he
glove. l would like TO find the owne. .S ~
mate to this glove. The Pastor. na'''''
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The bottoms of all the styles of skirts are
to be treated in the same manner. which
gives them neat and perfect finish. The
bottom can then be pressed and it is ready
,ofor the pocket and band. Some simply pipe
the top. and this is preferable finish for all
skirts to be worn with a basque, but where
they are to be worn with a short, round
! waist a band is better, as it offers means
of fastening waist and skirt together.
The skirts open in the back, and the plack
ct should be barely large enough to permit
4 the wearer to get into the dress, and it
i, should be Tapped over from the right side
and firmly stitched.
The pocket now is often entirely omitted
but it can be set in the back seam of the
last gore. 1t can be cut round or square, as
is preferred, but must always be faced with
the dress material. When two loops are
sewed, one on each side Of the waist bind
ing, the skirt is finished except for the
stgimmings
70 Hhe trimming most in vogue just now is
the narrow gathered ruffie, with rolled
French hem. This is but slightly gathered
sometimes with a heading and sometimes
without. These are set around the bottom
or at intervals up the skirt. The trimming
Of n skirt is so largely matter of private
taste that it is not easy to give directions as
to the best style.
All the skirts where the full cut bottom
is Joined to the rest have some trimming.
1t may be plain ribbon band, jet passemen-
terie or velvet bands or milliner's folds.
These last cannot be described, but every
one can learn to make them by seeing it
done.
Bias velvet and silk fiat folds must be
made over crinoline to keep shape. Rows
of velvet folds of graduated widths placed
at regular distances apart make hand
some trimming, but they must b sewed
on in the straightest line, for they look bad
they are not and show the tyro.
OLIVE HA1xn
For Art Coupons sec
first page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Miss Blanche Berry left for Pishon's
Ferry, Friday morning on train No. ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

In the death of Hon. William II. Hunt oil
Liberty, Maine loses of its most prominent
and useful citizens. lie was true anu
sturdy in all the relations of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

The Governor aud members Of the Coun-
Gil returned to their respective homes FIJI
day. They will meet again on the 29.h at
4pM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

The State board of assessors will have
5000 copies of the report for '93 published
Three quarters will be bound and the re-
msinder in paper covers. The report for
'93 is the most interesting and accurate one
issued since the board was instituted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Some very fine looking horses are seen
upon the streets. There are quite mum
Der of speedy animals owned in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Hon. Il. S. Partridge of WHITFIELD wa,
here on business Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Register of Deeds Smith and wife re-
turned from Wilton Thursday, where They
had been for week to visit Mrs. Smiths
sister who is dangerously i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Imperial Lodge, Degree of Honor, A. O.
U. W. initiated one candidate Thursday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Spaulding of Bel.
grade were in the city Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

A woman was brought in on the 1910
train Friday morning and taken to the hos.
pital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

DR.. T. J. Batchelder of Machias, arrived
here Thursday night, being summoned on
account Of the death of Mr.. Lothrop, who
was relative of his.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

w. +. Beedle, the South Gardiner CORE.
spondent of the Journal, was in the city
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

S. c. Kennedy of Cooper's Mills was in
the city Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Be careful and DO not date February
We don't care for another month so cold
and stormy this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Hon. J. +. Sprsgue was visitor at The
State House Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

The fog which has prevailed during the
past two days settled the snow and caused
it to melt rapidly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Colanthe Lodge, X. of p, will initiate
several candidates Wednesday evening Of
next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Manager wanted.
Free Information.
WAnted--Seamstress
Bonds-C. W. Jones.
Vi'alixed Nerve Tonic.
Apples-J. G.. Ilew.tt.
$50 90 given away--C. H Mason.
Roston.Ssfe DepOsi. and Tiurt Co.
Important Motto Thomas Leigh.
Spring and summer goo &c. ". Town end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03
Have You Seen the Finest Line Of hamburgs

In Augusta Have you the most elegant assortment
of Laces White Goods, Ribbons Small Wares, Notions,
Ladies Furnishings ever shown in the city?
Have you seen those Ipswich Fast Black Hose that we
are selling at just half price?
Have you Corset Department since we moved 1t
down stairs Have you those ready made Sheets and
Pillow Cases that you less than the cloth by the yard
That sounds funny doesn't it, but Have you seen
New Cloaks for the babies Elegant Silk Embroidered
Cloaks, and some all silkones?
Have you seen the only Winter Jacket we have
left It's an elegant Black Jacket size SO, and the
price was $780, From the immense assortment
of Winter Garments which we had, this Black
Jacket is the only one left We propose to give this
Jacket to someone who needs it, and the customer
who makes the largest purchase at our store next
Saturday, March Sd, shall say to-, whom the gar
ment shall be given. -~--~~.-~.----
We propose to open our garment season with
choice line of NEW GOODS. Not single old
musty, moth eaten garment among them.
Wait for our opening
Lehman g. $pau1din8
The WdeaWake Squaredealng Cash Dry Goods Merchants,
Corner of Water and Bridge Streets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03
Local Matters.

A. f. Gerald of Fairfield Wis tied Augusta
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Do you recall that old story about Aladdin, how he
showed the Sultan the beautiful palace which he had built in
night simply by rubbing old lamp? The Sultan, OF
course amazed, and expressed his astonshmen and
doubt in vigorous tones. So with the public When we
announced the of great offer of that beautiful art
series Photographic views entitled Sights and Scenes
Of the World, readers were not only amazed
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M. cLnYELAND.

hhlncHNlNN Register.
Mr. Clcyclapd's FIRST year as chief ex-
ocutiye lE rounding 10 a close. He has had
many hard republican tanglUs % set NO.
rights and uuumertble pfpiesitlcs and
ycNailons 10 surmount Il haF been hard
year with mo people, tho politicians the
president ana tho pury ia power but All
have done exceedingly well under The pres
sure Of circumfmnccs.an an things being
considered. Mr. Cleveland has acted well his
part flc has been criticised nud drubbol.
but has stood firm for his convictions, and
wc doubt not that his hiitcrcet enemies
VIII yet learn 70 look at whniovcr ofrNr3
he may have committed as being OF The
mead alone when one looks 40 The rc-
publican environments that have bcset
his every step. the wonder Is not that
me- may have Numbered hero and there
but that no dl1 not bunder more Thon
Jet one and an al least put q check rein
10 their wrath for brief season with tho
hope that the remaining years Of Cleveland
rule viii bring 80 many good things that
past differences viii bc healed. democratic
principles thoroughly engrared upon the
country ana tho era OF prosperity reign
pepetuay.
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sANDow rHG sKEprrc.


lie Thinks Samson Was an ovcrratel
Man
,-,.,. vol, ,9,,,,tts,r
,rl,. .,,,rI.a ~ ,s,l,,t5 ana p,ytd and
NJ, a. tto ii,ns, J., ,,d Innsn lna
~ Wv 90 lin. 5a,1 pi'i,
i,tt,rs yi,b D,. t,gl,o,c az an grs ana
,,r,,,,, 49,, ,,, 80 c,r,,.n am ,,tipl
aria -, ,,,s,.. s,.,o5ip,, mos. ,.,sr tu
tcrc.tcd ian" s,pdo,y jTbcy ,,.,yo mo- p,rl
~. h,s u,.,',,,t,, ,,,,.. ,slt a,l, hal s1p
"a, az ',lp y'sd ~" r,,' ,,., bc bsiiIoi
",l.,. n, P,,r1t'j and ,bSt bai, csn NOT ,,r,,
Nv, y, ,,,,,r,r ,,,s,
NJ" ~" "aid nbc c.,ts Of s,maon
n.,cr o,crcised o,y influence an me Wbcr
49, 80, tJ ,, s',t,, 49, ~.
:, ,,,, .,, ,'' ril,-,.,",' and .,,,,,,,I , ,i9
,,,',,,,tg,T s,s,,ins ~ 1bn s.,,,t s,,,I,,to,s
bsd made ssiscd him ,,9y inc mon or
~ day ,ycre pot 30 naauiHceniiv drycl.
~ ,,l .,s ,,,,,t H. ~ .,'',,,,,
H. IA a. H. ,,c, ,' t,i,, ,,,,,es ',.',rc
-, ~, o.. had A., n,,i,, IN. XXI.
s s,rons, p' ana nor yi,b tbclr s g,ps Wv mon
o,,bt ,o,,, rssol,od to do,slo,, ma,
.t,.,,,,U, and m l,e ia, Tho ME-, rr,,,' ,ri, a
I'm no atsnteF gtlrh rponov 8s could
ot,tgI,, mont for b,oks and rrat a -rr,t
dcoI ~ ttia blsior,, nf Rome ana Grrero
nut e,,jc' ma tb,nebi IN BENSON IL,
"pnu ynt, bcileve tbat samoan sIeyy a
lion nm HE naked bands7". g.nlo,v ,y,s
.ei'od
emo Bn,le savs II ,ysq a ,o,ing llon II"
a,s,ycr,d s,ndooy "fte VAS ,i,out q
,nnn,b ola rns,5bc oopjd nat no afr,iI
a. ron,sat sire1,stb yin NJ nan so ft, nd
r,oro strappb goce If 7 ,yss protectod
,,at,st ioo,s tooth + coma ei,,, MIN
s9d oouid not asi' for ya,,p- iion
cithor il,o, you'd do ~ I ygonid t.lt5
birn bv Tho throat and rfrsnui. rim. an
,,itb 10, 0pgcrs of an. bard 4 vonld mt
ant Ma cyrs"
what about tho story thnt samson slew
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gave samson supernatural strength. III
gave ne good ho1lth and 1 DEVELOPED ms
strength, I am ps Rtrong As Samson II
rpu Wko from him the supernatural that
God gave him"
"po YOU think sunson's hair had any
thing to do with his suonEthT'
aandow laughed me me idea,
Hair.' no HNid won't grow on a strong
man n grown only on the tcndCrcst
Spots," and he pointed to his mustachc, soft
0s SILK.
"rhcre ~ no hair on my body. except on
my face and head. and 500 far from bcliev-
ing that hair adds to my strength i have
any hair cut ovory wcolt" SDndoWt
pushed un hia sleeve and showgd tho
great banks and knots OF muscle, ag hard
M cannon bale, ana over which waE no
doubt the thlnucHt skin M New York.
under which WcrC was absolutely NOT "a
particle or fnt "rhore" be- eild you
500 There rs no place Tor tho blir 20 grow.
The skin Do TOO thin. and there rs nothing
cutting samsonH hair while he slept TO
rob him OF his strength is nruritlvo. she
could hive stabbed him or poisoned him 20
There is d story told ~ tho great
strength o. on" Of my ancestors" contln-
ned SandoN, who lived M the sixteenth
century He wns % sculptor. II is said he
once handled "a block OF stone Weighing nve
tons. ana That he could hold out 40 arma
Length n weight Weighing 100 pounds"
"What d. you believe about thitY
~ believe itH-not so. / can hold udt
only l0j pounds The stories OF SAmEom
and The stories Of my grandfather are eK-
aEEeratlnnr, ! nave no doubt that IL thoua-
and years from now thcy win print In
the books that Sandow pulled down the
because they wouldn't pay him hlg gal
Hry."
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'BR OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
lnsurgent Admiral Goes Aboard
a Portuguese Man-of-war
for Asylum.
sILIAs MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
CONFIRMS The NEWS.
AtoA'a Received by the Department. Of
State from Minister Thompson Also
Tell the Story

/, .a,a,,,...., 49,,
~ w. .N'lpoh l-.--'Aavices received
- 80 rvl,'.spuient Naie TINS altc''-
MNt,'er thompson at Rio
a, .,' ''' ~ oeat tne isri1llian rebel
- 49, ,,,,. o''leu' me uispatcncs from
"a, M, isy ,'u.,, contain the inforna-
s''..' -Nu'ruai pa efama mas gone TO
~ ',sseS ssv W.T. Vessei Mindelo' now
-. ~. w, W = NO, anu mas sent TO
49, : ''No'V py we eHrtusuese OH
''ll ViiVi % SURRENDER on condition OF
ptoleeplph Sor himself and followers
N's' y V'''Va 'NseelNed by ne atate de-
mont were IN oa'her. ana when trans
reilu as iolioWs'
if''ln;
de 'anelro' March ls--Ds CANA to-
'AlouBn tne SENIOR Portuguese naval
snaiider, onered 70 surrender 60 The
''lel'1 OF brasu' provided ne AMI his
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nAIsn MoRn NncEs8IrIEs.


In petition recently submitted 10 con-
gress by the Commercial organization Of
New Orleans Il Is recited that over i2e,-
10000 Of agricultural and manufactured
products are annually brought into that
state The range Of articles embraces
coal. clothing. stock meat. hfeadsluns. otc.
The ngurcs show that only 10 per cent OF
these imporiations, 30 TO speak, are from
other Southern States. the yaat bulk com
ing from the North and West. II is such
blg slraws as these which demonstrate that.
despite ~ rapid growth, the South is Still
paying tribute 10 other geciiona OF tho
country for most Of The Articles u daily
ueedn. Never win the South begin 70 meas
ure us possible prosperity until tho DIVER
HhcaliQn OF iis crops and expansion of its
manufactures have reached q point Of cow
parttlye independence u The Southern con
sumer. in digerslhcatlon Of energy ana
capital applied to natururh resources lies
the true path to wealth.
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ncsdey morning. During the summe,
MVe. Hatch VIII attend the ChaNuQua
meetings az which she Is 90 deliver az
her the sinccrc good wishes OF all who
know her.
Miss Cox and Miss Nelie Cox or Ken.
lucky and Miss sue Menard OF Calves
ton ore Nlsitiug Miss Margcry kendall
Snd Mrs, William =. Kendall "''' '''s'
Miss Annie Rodgers OF Dallas IS visit.
lne Mrs and Airs, Arnold corner Milan
stlcNt ana Mckinney avenue,
-. Miss l.. Augusta Wilson OF the Tlmpson
Times was In the city few days las,
Misc clyde Arbuclde ms returned from
pallas'where She has been visiting friends
Tor several weeks.
Miss Annie r.. Peay OF Clarksviuc,
br[o1iNh Is visiting The family OF her
clnto street
,Mrs. Addle s,earns Blessing. native
ltoNStonlnu. but now residing near Raj
umgre' MI; who has been spending the
stepping az present with Mrs. George
humplc 100 Crawford street
Mira, g. W. Alttlchcld OF Austin was IN
Ine city Inst week visiting her parents,
street
Miss Ida Oliver OF Lafayette La. is
VISITING her relatives. Mr. aud Mrs. ChaS.
s i,noH.nson' corner Cont and ENsl0n
Mrs Halle T. Robinson OF laGransc
iB ~ The city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Settle II, DAVIS, 1911 Texas avenue
Mrs Carrie Mcdonald Of BOSTON Mass
IS the ~IDst OF her sister, Mrs Ambrose
Mcdonald l21 Cont street.
Mrs l.. Riuestein ot Plaquemlnc La,
IS Nsitlng her sister Mrs. j, kahn On
Air and Aty. n NJ C,, Ian ,,,t,,rya-,.
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Cd FOR tho quarter beginning with Aprll.
m entertainment committee fur the next
% ptUErannic committee Sclected tor the
lGoNt QuartCr. ACcuriing 20 this club
progrummc Is no longer 90 be pronounced
'proBrum.'
The woman's Reading club met wednes.
day afternoon IN tho parlors OF she rec.
tory Of Anuuuciation church with "A good
attendance and the usual interesting pro-
gramnc.
The Ladies Literary club met at the
residence OF Mrs. +. Raphael This club
elects rs president, who is really q Lender
or guide. every thrce months. Mrs, I,
O. GcISon Is the present president.
The Houston wo,nan's Christian Tenn
perancc union held IFS annual meeting
Thursday Afternoon IN the Christian
church on Caroline stree, and elected
the folowtng officers; President Mrs.
y. X, F0irhld corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Jennie Dixon: recording secretary,
Mrs HUtue lrccmHni TREASURER Nrr, G.
y. Bacon
san Jacmto Chapter, Daughters OF the
Republic of Texas had it's regular att
nual meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Mary j. Briscoe on CraN-
toid street and unanimously re-electcd
Mrs John r.. Fem; wee president Mrs.
W. 4. Kendall; second vice president
Mrs VI. u. Burlolgh. secretary. Miss Jcu-
ME Hunter; treasurer Miss Carrie Brown.
The regular annual meeting for cleo
tion of officers OF the Womaus
Exchange waS held Wednesday nt-
tetnoon at thc Exchange ou Texas ave
nue., neur Main street. Ohor business
iOuruupnt llnNl "Wednesday uf.nrHnan WINS
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INFoRMArIoN LEAKED our.

eminent Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
Louis. Mo- March 1.-THE POST
patch today makes the following state
it in double loaded type:
asst Friday d cipher telegram was re-
'ed IN ST. Louis from Chicago saying
{ the government report from the de-
tmont Of Agriculture would estimate
reserves OF wheat ut 1i5.ooo.oOo bush
Another telegram said that the re-
1 would be bearlsh on wheat and bull
Z ON corn.
he report when made public confirmed
p these hints The amount Of wheat
me hands Of The farmers IS placed at
Dl10OO bushels and corn at $4,000 b'isf-
This is bearish on wheat and bulllsh
corn,
low did the information leak out?
70 the spectators placed agents in
department?
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challis made with skirt trimming Of two
ruulcs OF tcu-inch hatln-Cdgcd MORE rib
bon the same shade The ribbon 10 gath
cred with q narrow heading and on the
bottom IA Stitched two rows on velvet
baby ribbons. one yellow and one black
They are placed just above the satin edge
Of the MORE ribbon and IN coiors match
the towering of the challis. which IS in
pale yellow ana black on the ruby ground
For the bodice trimming two widths Of
the ruby moire ribbon are stitched To-
gether. The velvet baby ribbon In the two
coi3rs IS run around the bottom and also
the widths join. The wide ribbon thus
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limitations OF the heavy Scotch sultlnga.
which for beauty Of quality and coloring,
never have been excelled. They are soft
ea dawn hrm light and me. some are
checked In indchnlte checks, some mot
Ted but AN show the melange coloring
Here rs one OF liEhi grey, white and
fawn. deep blue-purple ana white. Fan
combines with blue ana white, scarlet
toned bW white threads. minglcs with
deep leaf green. caffeine 81 with blue
lead golden brown ana moss green are
blended BY white.
Then there Is a line " these woods 50
which white prevails. and with the soft
ness Of the wool gives a pnoW-like effect
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For Tho Post,
l feel inclined to write The Post an ode.
And nope l am not talking through my
hat
When / remark, II wish may be blowed
II I can tell exactly whore I'm at"
I've heard OF stories OF 'bum and bear"
"RepuhllUans," and OF "domocracy;'
But whore were at, at present. declare
l do not know Can you culightcn moo
Tho peoplc's party follows are rampant;
Republicans up tull OF hope and sin.
The democrats iust slt around und rant.
Aud my belief is They are after tin.
The balls OF ccngrcss are pleasing sighti
We've many leading mon, grant you.
But whom thev lead" Ills with tho 'qott"
And fregGenSy they drpru nun or
They've nassci some laws. tho which VIII
OSav Have YOU pot an y or V to iond0
But eiiil HGmchoN, things do not seem 10
0ou aHeat seen dime ehis year. my
Yes? Harmony IS Ike the blessed dew
That tcli on Aaron's beard l grant YOU
But harmony, IN Texas. makes ono two
Sweet harmony! But tell me where
We have "a large, sNtc maiority7
Vol 50 did NerNus; but YOU do NOT
'rwas badly managed at rhermopyl.e.
And nearly ended in his urn,ys ropt.
We have no patriots. we do not know
The strength or purpose OF a single man
In whom We trust. no meet and turn a
We Mood a trusly blade: come forth who
can.
our countrys motto calls FOR unity.
And we IN great or small thingA we'll
should know
That Unity mcans strength tranquility,
And iH The tpunt from which some ble35-
inga How.
So, let us pu aside dlstrust aud doubt.
And join togrihyr in N friendly band
no put oar vouutN'a foes 40 worse thnu
Ana srfead democracy through all tho
Jack lie Bfun.
Crockett. Texas, March g. 1894.
- -sl---a.-
why not be cured OF that diatressinF
cltsc of Iucs7 Comet PHO Remedy Il
Have you aecurcd one ~ thosc binders FOR
parts OF "SiEhia and Sccncap ~ not call
al the ofnco Of The Post and secure ono
at once.
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| s,,.f and mast l,1i,,s+. ,s,r,.iuo.iou ora
! al1r,,.i Tor the Uniting of tGr ,iue cotton.
either Iu t.ut4. or what may be called
! p.l,.su.,.If, moro rng,Ir and suriuslll,r
sueupstIure
THO pr.rrr,.a mini, and pnIg lavender are
suited r.,tI..r.,Iltt 10 a. l..,.s of goods M
| winch +h.,. .r fIe.8 TOR me Ground color
/ inc 'rraar. .ra tho rov cation rr.ra-.
/ rs7isd ...ru.rf.r.s .rI,Isl,l 1.If. vsn1i ,,n-
/ non. and as|urIv lowered M large ami
/ l,llu .Il,.,.lg m jI1.s1r,a fnn sn,alI
1 nttnrhas 10 ..rs u. mailer bf. Imam the lsr..
a,,,s d. ......g .,ti,.b Dl., yta e.,,tt.'r.,i
/ ,.,.,trI .r.. 3D.. ala. ,....,...r. t..r,...
| iss.iinr ,,rrr of ,rrsn ra,Il IN, IN. owes
Of MANY sprlaa buyers has been The cacsr-
nos ,i.hl, sr., fo..riv-.ly.r .u.ras Wide
r son f D.. nj .-..lIr b.. yi5,
r'.t h.. -0Ing En- tI. srols must be-
liza without .rluIug h. do manner of
me- "I '.g'.59 g ma I nr',
,,., ...,r, t'l.".ts e,, r,,,l,, t,.r1.. 30
'9Str,tir H.. rr"rti.Ial 15,.. irr ,,riul-fc
mining Iou-tHnI. In imitation Of ne Urst
,g. sT,pIt.. ..|.tt. TINS .ls5 As f4ari,-
ven ingascS VIZ. oi ss,o o at oa ], cents ,
IT, r .i SON" N'.''.'7' "''"'"' ''"'' vi
"-1,t tt,+. . ,g 5.li.otc .s ,,o,,rn
49, W.. I,.'H "', ,,,, ',' r.,, "
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SET FOR TRIAL THURSDAY!
oseluslto, Miss. March l2.-w. r. RAT
5 case was called this morning, The
inse announced 10 the court the;l were
iy for trial and the case was sci tor
irsday morning fills week.