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II ST., 1872 E.-Comfortably furnished
ny, private family; near elevated stationi
.tnces exchanged.
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~ furnished; / or 2 ladies employed dur
W can or address Hope, 2lS f. 10Th s..
NGION AVE, 727. near 59th st. Nicely
.'heu room TO let; all conveniences; private
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48TH ST, 800 Newly furnished rooms. with
excellent board table board terms moderate.
7 ST., l3l w.-Front 4 other rooms, with
board all convenieLces: terms moderate.
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iqTII ar, 2C3 +. Nice I'd floor front room gas,
han: heated; 81. 80. Badenhoop
,aTu 81, 2O3 i. Furnished front rooms; all
ioanarInnCeS Rowe.
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7 ST. 424 r., l fight-2 furnished rooms.
ny convenience housekeeping. Owner.
II ST 22l E.-Large front parlor 4 base
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RIA ST, 02-Single room, with board.
-. 81: running water: American family.
CHARLES ST., 40, near Waverley plnce-Sin2le
reasonable
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lOaTH ST, "a VI or . lovely light, steam
heated rooms: parlor floor: board optional
II arpaF
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West Side.

West Side.
26TH ST.. $40 W. Front parlor heated. pr,.
vnte bath & closets; back parlor; hall rooms;
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lTTH ST., lOS W.-Handsomely furnished sim
gle II double rooms, will buOrd.
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LADY having Just taken handsome nat would
W. Add at.
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Nth ST.. pos T.. Two connecting parlors, suit
isahia for doctors office also 2 small rooms heat,
ras haiti & hot water. Apply to janitor.
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iioIH ST. l03 E.-NeNtly furnished front room
nr gentleman; separate entrance; moderate
rent; private family.
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90 III ST. Il W. -splendidiy furnished rooms.
en- suite or singly; refined surroundings; parloR
dining: reasonable references. p
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6STH ST, 242 =. Nicely furnished rooms; eN-
cellent board; refined private Jewish family;
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Oath ST., 237 w.-Large. square. newly fur.
nished, southern exposure, room conyenienccs:
well appointed house Il table: . doors from Broad
way, l block elevated station.
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I5TH ST. 1875 W. sunny alcove. I'd floor other
desirable rooms; with excellent table.
I6TH IT. "lJ " .-Large h small rooms, with
or without board.
lUTII or ,iDQ " Vault, f,,rni.hnJ roon,s urlth
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MACON. 497 Utica ave. station)- Heated room,
with board private family; conveniences; gen
tlemen; s.. -
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MONTAGUE ST, l49, Heights, near Wall st. ferry
Board newly renovated; superior accommo-
dations; excellent cuisine; large rooms; newly
married or single gentlemen; table board: reason
able,
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TAX SALE.

By virtue OF the authority in me
vested as TAX collector for the tow
of Pnplaryille, Miss. I will on the
third Monday Of March, 1894, with
in legal hours OF sale, in front OF
the courthouse door OF Pearl River
Co.,, proceed to sell t. the highest
bidder for cash the 70 lowing de-
scribed lands, being in said town,
for the corporation tax due thereon
for the year 1892, to wit:
j. 2. Smiths estare->9 block 3
of Main street sec 80 10,
corporation tax 81 20, total tax aud
cost $9.37. One lot s OF Pearl st.
sec 80 t 2 r Is. corporation tax
81 20, total tax aud cost $9.37. W.
of se4 and = sw4 and sw4 Of s~4
sec 81 2 r 15, corpora ion tax
SO. 90, total tax aud cost $12 25.
r. G. GARRETT,
Tax Collector.
Done by order Board Of Mayo
and Aldermen AT the February term
of 1894.
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90 WORLDS FAIR VIEW s
FREE.

The Poultry Keeper has reached
the front as the leading authority
on poultry. Sixteen large pages,
monthly, fifty cents per annum.
Farm and Fireside' is a 16 page
paper coming twice a month, fifty
cents per annum. We will send
both papers one year and fifty pho.
tograph,c views of the Worlds Fair,
TO new subscribers only. all for
fifty cents. Sample copy of the
Poultry Keeper, with particulars
free. Send five cents for either of
the following back numbers equal
to 25 cent book: Poultry Houses,
July 1891, has so views, Brooders
aud IncubstoIs. August 1889 and
August 1891. Address, The Poul-
try Keeper Co., Parkesburg, Pa.
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NOTICE..

We advise our readers to send
for Landreth's Seed Catalogue for
1894, which is mailed to all appli.
cants free. IL contains monthly
directions for Gardening Operations,
Catalogue of Flower Seeds and
Towering Bulbs, with directions
for sowing and planting, and beau-
tilul colored plates of Sweet Peas
and Nasturtiums-true to life. De-
scriptive and Illustrative Catalogue
of Garden Vegetable Seeds con tain
ing all the best varieties, old and
new, Cooking Recipes. Descriptive
List Of Grass and Field Seeds, Dr.
reetions for Lawn Making, iiix-
tures of Grasses for Permanent
Pasture, and numerous special ars
ticles on Gardening and Farming.
Altogether the most complete, sys-
tematlcalIy arranged and practical
Catalogue published, and an inval-
liable guide and reminder to every
one having a garden. Address D.
LANDRETH & SONS, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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Z H e MON O g r A P II
FOR ONE DOLLAR

And Your Opinion On lhlS Subj ect.
What is The best Monetary sys-
TEN for the United States !? 1his
is the greatest problem confront~
ing the American people. 1t is the
intention If the publishers that the
Monograph shall contain the besl
thought of the nation on this qnrs-
ton. The recognized leaders 10 ali
political parties have been called
upon to contribute plans for their
ideal Monetary System. But lot
conteut with this, we are de.erm-
med to embody in the same volume
the opinions of thousands Of the
Great Common People" aud to
that end we will allow two dollars
on the price Of the book tr your
solution of this problem. expressed
in not more than 500 words. TIE
Monograph, the best modern work
on Monetary Systems, will be SEN
to any address on receipt ut So 90
1t is destined to become aia
factor in sh hapiug the future mon
tary sys'em ot th- nation.
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Fruit trees are blooming.

Fruit trees are blooming.
Messrs. D, F. Archer and r. B.
Haney were ''put through" the 3rd
degree In the K. z. lodge last Fri.
day night.
Everett Wheat and Frank Briggs
killed a red fox while out hunting,
Friday morning, about half a mile
from town.
We learn from tue Hatties5urg
Democrat that j. r. Toomer and
family will soon move to Chicago,
where they will In future reside.
Jack McCraney, a switchman,
had his left hand SO badly crushed
Z while coupling cars at Pachuta, gu
the LIST, as to neceSsitate the am
putation Of two fingers.
SCHOLARSHIP For SALE.-We
have scholarship in Wyalt's Busi-
ness College, at Meridian, which
will be sold cheap for cash Apply
at this Office. See college adver~
tisement.
Rev. G. F. Emery filled his regu :
lar appointments at the Methodist
church on Sunday. Mr.. Emery
gave notice that on his next vislta~
ton the subject of his discourse
would be "The Genuineness of the
Scriptures"
The housewives of Florida use
tne luscious orange exactly as our
nousekeepers use soap. They cut
the oranges in halves and rub the
dAt, exposed pulp on the floor. 1t is
said that the boards are as white as
snow after the application.
The Head Block OF the 1st inst.
says u. Fl. Hinton, general man.
sser Of the Columbia, Lum berton
GGalf Railroad, left this morning
70 secure right of way for his road
nom Lumbertou to the grading OF
uulf q Ship Island road.'
rrof. W. 1. Thames, of Poplar
vie nigh school, was in town last
sunday spending the day with
lnends and relatives. He reports
als school In a flourishing cons
d'slon, having an attendance of POS
"udents.-Newton Co. Progress 1st.
a number of fair bellies enjoyed
Sa old'fashion ox-wagon ride Sat-
"uay evening. Dick johnson mans
,pu'a'ed the whip, but also found
'''sure to entertain his lovely lady
pA'sengefs in conversational man
w.. asI' We envled Dick in his pleas
''' situation on this occasion.
in inIee n days is,a very s,oort time
rh.cn "n'cn to cure a bad case OF
thAseu'ua'lsm; ths but it can be done, il
% ~;n proper treatment is adopted, as
J.me , oe seen by the following from
H. Lambert, of New Brunswick
rbsm! :! was badly afflicted with
vhu'1Iatlsm vh.n in the hips and legs,
lsi,', bought a bottle of Chamber.
thru rain Balm. 1t cured me in
and aays. l am all right today
ID AZ sf,;ou you'd insist Oh every one who
70 'c9ed with that terrible disease
and sse use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for az ~ wen at once.7 90 cent bottles
s's oy Popiarville Drug Co.
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QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE

"GLIMPSEs OF WORLDS FAIR"
A Selection of 1872 Gems of the White
City Seen Though the Camera.
This handsome volume, contains
ing 1872 Photographic haIf-tone
views of the entire Exposition,
showing all main buildings, all state
and territorial buildings, all foreign
buildings, grounds, statuary, Ia
goons, and about 40 views Of the
great Midway Plalsance, will be
sent to any address on receipt Of
20 cents and 5 cents for postage.
This book has been issued by
the greatest of Southern railrOad,-
the Queen & Crescent Route and
its excellence is withOut "a flaw.
A most delightful collection of
exquisite views, in a small and con-
venient sized book. Many such
collections are large and cumber-
some.
Send your address and 30 cents
to w. G. RINEARsoN, General Pass
enger Agent, Cincinnati, o.
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VS..
Paul Haeffer, ct al.
To Paul Haeffer, and all other
persons owning or claiming any
legal or equitable title to, or irter-
est in the lands described in th'
above styled case, filed in tn
Chaucery Court Of Pearl River
County, defendants: You are here~
by com manded to be and appear
before the Clerk Of the Chancery
Court of Pearl River connty, at his
office iu the town Of Poplaryile, in
the county aforesaid, IN the State
Of Mississippi, on the second Mon
day the 9th day Of April, 1894, at
10 o'clock Il. H., at rules, to answer
the suit of the Sou hern Pine Com.
pany, III which YOU are defendants
r. L. RATLIFF, Clerk.
Poplaryille, Miss, Feb. 81, 1894.
Is 5t.
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FREE PRESS.
UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSISSIPPI.
FORTY.SECOND SESSION

FORTY-SECOND SESSION
OPEN SEPrEM B E r ! A
Splendid equipment. Able Facnl
ties. Thorough courses IN over u
schools in Arts, Science, Philoso-
ply, Law. school Of Pedagogy
Location unsurpassed in beauty
and healthtulness. Session closes
first week in June. Necessary ex
penses lower than ever before Nc
tui.,on fees except in Law School
Apply f,r catalogue to
r. B. FULTON. Chancellor,
University, Miss,
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Ripans Tabules cure the blues.

Ripars Tabules cure the blues.
Ripans Tabules cure fatulence,
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans TabulAs are always ready.
Ripans Tabulcs: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative,
Ripans Tabules have come to stay
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The following schedule went in.
to effect Sunday, Nov. 26th:
No. 3 southbound due 500 D. m.
No. southbound due 1907 a, m.
No. 2 northbound due 1887 D. m.
No. 6 northbound due 1858 a. m.
No. 33 southbound due 9.l5 a. m.
Ne. "a northbound due 2:06 p. N,
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Ripans Tabules cure hives.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Rirans Tabules cure torpid liver
Ripans Tabules family remedy.
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LIS FEATURES:

War History, by men who actually served and
fought In the struggle.
short stories of Romance, Travel, Experience
and adventure by leading writers.
EcdTff0riaIs unfolding the cause Of the veterana
and maintaining the highest loyalty to the Govern
ment and promotion of the best interests OF the
whole people,
washington Nescs. Full accounts OF what
taking place at the seat of Government carefui -
pors OF all important matters in Congress ana tns
Executive Departments gossip about public men.
Household Department Edited by lazy o.
National reputation.
% "A r., W. r. c., and 8. of v. Nescs, mofs
full and complete than published by any other paper
AorfcsslfaraI Department, carefully edited
General Neses, carefully compiled.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Is strictly non-paru1an
And thoroughly American. 1t believes In the greates
rood TO the greatest number of our people, ana tne
highest development of our insutuuons-in NeuonA
unity and exalted loyalty.
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THINKS IT YOU Z

MANY of our subscribers now owe
,,r one. two aud three years. Please
,emit. and afford US the pleasure
of giving due credit for same.
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tyN 0 tt 9 + !1a

Please call at Poplarviile Drug
Compapy's store and settle your
accounts for 1893.
POPLARVILLEDR GO.
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'Rice $laYear
PAYABLE in Advance

It claims to give and better matter for me sum
Of two cents a week than any other pupiicau@on gu
Every line that pears In 1t is written for H. ana ~
appeared In no other paper. 1t uses mo synes0ssS
81. boiler plate matter. Address
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
s72s NEW YORK AVE., WASHINGTON, o. .
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Dr.. Thornhill and several others
have Set out few shade trees, and
the coul thouse and Baptist church
yards haye also been orna amented
in this line,
The delinquent tax sale on Mons
day attracted very few visitors as
nearly all delinquents settled up in
time to save their property from
the hammer.
T. F. Rawls, of Barnett, youngest
brother of the late A. B, f. Rawls,
of Poplarvllle, has just patented a
railway switch that is said to be a
very useful invention.
Examinations of teachers for Ii.
cense to teach school in Pearl River
county, will be held as follows: For
colored teachers-6, Z, 20 and 81
of April; for white teachers-13, IA,
q and % of April.
D. P. Davis, from near Hlllsdale,
made MS short but pleasant Call on
Monday evening. Mr.. Davis re-
ports that the cattle and sheep in
his neighborhood suffered severely
from the bad weather o last month.
The Sumter county (Fla.) Times
of last week says: DR.. II. @. Abney
informed US that his pear trees
south of town bore two good crops
last year. Since then we. have
learned the same of several Others.
Mrs. Cromley and Mrs. Webster,
of Ohio, who have been the guests
of Mrs. H. +. Allen for several
weeks, left for their homes Tues.
day, going via New Orleans. Mrs.
Allen accompanied her charming
friends as far as the city, where she
two or three days.
"The people of this vicinity in.
sist on having Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and 10 not want any 9th
er," says John V, Bishop, of Port
land, Indiana. That Is right. They
know it to be superior to any other
for colds, and as preventive and
cure for Group. and why should
they not insist upon having it. 5OI
cent bottles for sale by PoplarVille
Drug Company.
A Ha.tiesburg special of the End
to the Times Democrat says:
A peculiarly sad occurrence was
the death last night of Miss Jessie
Couch, the beautiful and cultured
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. &. w.
Couch, Of this place, after an Illness
Of only two days.
Fora number of years Miss jessie
has been one among our best you g
lady friends, and it is with profound
sorrow that We learn of her un~
timely death.
''God does not forget His children,
Said | then, with reverert breath,
There's promise in the rainbow.
W here, then, is thy sting, 0 death =
A Birmingham, Ala, friend, In
recent letter, prOpounds the follow
ing interrogatories: "What do your
people think of the Wilson bill ?
Will it effect you materially If
carried out?' In reply to tte first
question, We will say, that opinions
greatly vary. As for the second
it would require
shrewder msn than Joseph anc "a
wiser one than Solomon to correct
y answer II. Being a straightout
administration d dsmocrat,
We shall cheerfNly swallow Mr
Wilson's prescription as it may be
and if 1t contains any bit
.er compounds they shall go down
with the sweets that will be more
argely represented. 1t does seem,
that the lumber and wool
Industries Of this section would be
seriously effected; but the greatest
statesmen of this nation should be
better judges of such momentous
affairs than the editor OF a country !
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

j. Il. Lawson, rmer publ of
the Principal, spent Sundey end
Monday with us. MIR. Lawson has
been IN New Orleans standing ex-
animation for admittance into West
Point Military Academy, N. Y.
The recent accessions to our ranks
are Mr.. d. B. Stevenson, Of Nlchol-
sou; Messrs. u. 9. Abney and w.
b. Sansing. of Union; Mr.. J. P,
Thames and Miss Cornelia Mann,
of Decatur; Miss Maggie Graham,
of Bay st. Louis.
N. 4. Mitchell, who has been out
of school for several weeks on acs
connt of a sprained foot, returned
Monday.
Enrolment is now 209.
Miss Rochelle Chisholm retdrned
to her home at Marion last Satur.
day.
Layton Shilling left Tuesday on
a visit to his home in Washington
parish, La.
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SUN MONS

The Southern Pine Company, }
VS.. :
Paul Hatffer, ct al. J
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For The Year 1894

n will be made much better and more attractive thA!
aver While retaining all Of its present popular feaa
0res. 1t viii constantly add new ones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-30

MINSEArDLis, July "a special
10 tue Tribune from Phillips, Wis,
says the terrible scene at Phillips Deg
gAfs description. A committee OF citi-
zrns ifom Ashland arrived with a
SPECIAL IT, In Of provisions last night at
. o'ciock. II was tue iiTst material re-
lief ~ arrive, aud II arrived Just la
time TO keep the people from Rolually
suffering nom want OF food. Pro
visions were given out In small quauti-
lice 10 ms to make them Last Ms long as
possible anu keep something until
available provisions arrived.
Men anu women walk the streets all
begnmmed, wrnging their hanus aud
b,moaning their sad iate. Only n town
hall anu lew small buildings are left
standing. They were Immediately
converted into shelter ter the destitute,
but only few Of the women ana chill.
dfen could crowd into them.
A vast multitude had 10 remain
without shelter ami food last night,
but tentA were brought Ia from tht
neighb5fing towus Rnd imptOvised
nuts are being utilized tonight. Gov
ernor Peck anu HE stan Arrived from
Madison this morning. A dozen cara
u provisions have arrived from vaTloui
cities, aud the organization Tor RELIEF
has been completed.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ALL HOPE GONE,
Dl,,oungiHg outlook for llany
Farmers Of NbraSEl,
THEIR FIELDS my AND wlrurnED
They ship Their Cattle TO Save Them
from slarvation-Many People
Leaving the state.

OMAHA, Neb., July 8O.-Never b..
fore In tue history Of Nebraska cid
the future for farmers look 10 discour-
sriug NJ at present Fields Of corn
mat promised a bountitul yield anu a
winter Of plenty week ago, stand te-
day dry and wlthored rs through swept
nv flames. BY the simeon Of last
We,k tie crop was almost entirely
mined, For "a hundred miles back Of
the river there l. a prospect for par
tai yield, n rain comes soon. Light
t.r.l rains fell In this region last
mint but there h no likelihood OF n
f.l rron, In the western two.thirds OF
up tate there Ia No hope. Every
moving thing " withefod. Farmers
81 boo had calculated on an unusually
Irsvy crop OF corn and had Invested
f..if all In cattle ana hogs TO ieod, mud
tUtmsolves without anything Ia the
Wy u fodder and ara sending their
.t..e, TO market ~ fast as possible TO
l,t rid OF animals before they begin 20
tiafve, Thi. Il shown In the receipts
a hogs at the south Omaha market On
Saturday, when 10000 head came.
Tue normal Saturday receipts ut these
yaps are about 1000 hogs. During
The week 1900 head were received.
The normal weekly receipts are about
1000 head.
Many farmers are already on their
way Uut " the state, there being NO
hOluior them for the winter
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SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN rs
EVIDENCE OF The SUCCESS OF
THIS WONDERFUL SYSTEH.
No one need Suffer. II Milf Sptclal-
lists Have Treated You aud Made
You Worse, Don't give up. Read
the EJideuce from Patients Cured
by Drs. Shores & shores.
THE LIVER

This organ plays a very important role
In tho drama Of Digestion, making the
performance either comedy or tragedy,
according to whether Il The liver is
bright and active, or sluggish or torpid.
Tho llyor's duty IL to sccroto bile, help
prepare tho food for assimilation, and to
purity tho blood. II II falls iu those em-
ploymenis or performs thom impuriecily,
the entire system Is soon nc siNCs and
soyens. When tho liver II not over.
worked, no organ In the entire boiylsmofe
Cumpaniunable. hut just give ita tfiilc
too much to do, or present with Improper
food for manipulation, and 10 will soon
utter a protest. N tho strain IL not speed
lily relieved, the organ becomes iuilnmod
and iwollen, and digestion disutgtuized,
aud the blood impure. symptoms of dis
ordered liNor are dull headache, bad
taste In tho mouth, coated tongue, sick
stomach, pain under tho right shoulder
blade, irregular sour fisiugH 10 the throat,
dizziness, black spots before the eyes
aud shooting pains Ia The back, These
symptoms do not all exist Ht tho same
time, Of course. but enough VI them viii
DO pfosont 10 prove that the sufferer needs
tho advice and treatment eft some eN-
pCfiOuCe and HuccCssfuli specialists.
Dfs. Shores s. shores arc ihu most sue
cc'sful IN salt Lake, and their many
curO- u cases similar to tho above is
proof that you need not suffer, but 20 10
thom and be- restored to health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-30
He Did Not
See The Point.

But YOU will If you stop
into lll Main Street, and
take a look at the Good,
Durable. Well Made and
Handsome Summer Suits.
They are selling at $40 TO
SO. You will say as every
one else has said, that they
are the best bargains ever
offered in Salt Lake City.
They embrace all the latest
STYLES. You will be best
suited by making your selec-
ton at once. You can bay
with the absolute assurance
that whatever you pay You
cannot get any better.
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AGAINST LTNomISGS.
Address by mis- Ida u. woiS on the
subject.

subject.
NEW York, July 20.-Miss Ida
Il. Wells, Tue advocate Of tue rights OF
the colored people anu the agitatur
against ly nching, VINO has Just &c.
turned from Tour mOnlhs' tour VI
lectuTlng IN England, spoke tonight ~
Bethel A. N. l.. Church. Th0muH
FOrtune, president " the AirO-Amuri'
eau League, Introduce Miss Wclls,
who said she went 10 England at the
invitation VI some OF tns prominent
tniuhefu there, after having boon de-
MED the privilege IA Boston, New
York snl before the President.
Shs addressed lU4 meetings la Eng
land, she said, ana as a insult, an anti
lynonlug committee composed Ol
prominent people, wan formal ~ each
VI those meetings, Resolutions were
passed urging the American people 10
abOlish tho barbarous outrage against
human iie. Minis Wells said the peo-
pie Of the south were aa bitter against
Inc neururs us tney were before the
days VI freedom. Concluding she
salu:
"The lawless lynchiugi IN the South
for alleged crimes agHlnl tue whites,
are, IN hluol y-hlh' N''N" w. ~ Wv
hundred, simple outrage against our
race. The press ~ Ia control nI the
whites, aud the ATTACKS upon US are
cOlOTed ~ suit thrmto'yrs'
"rhe cjlqred people ui TINS country
should organize themselves' They
should At least cOnluUule tho sin1Ws
OF war With which TO nght tho battle.
1t Is our uuty 10 see thnt every story
published from tho south TO which n
negro 10 accused Of some nendish act
anu lyncned for n, ID run down by our
own detectives, 10 recusaryi and the
othsr ,iJs OF 1t lubhrhed. There are
Two sides to every lyuchiug."