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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
Recommendation from Los Angeles

632 CASTELAR, st., Los Angeles, Cal -
After having suffered for long time
from acute rheumatism without oh
tanning relief, used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm aud was almost immedi-
ately relieved. l highly recommend
this as the best medicine known. ID.
NJ. Hamilton. For sale by Roscoe w.
Smith, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02

Noodle pills cure nausea. and Liliousness
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
new Chinese STORE.

ON Monday, August Ia | viii open and uFer fee
sale a large ot a. Chinese Gnods conslstIng Of all
kinds Of FINE TEAS, DISHES. CUPS, sAUeERs,
etc and a variety ot SILK uANpkERCHlEFS and
other z.lk goods for the ladies These goods viii be
sold very cheap tor cash Al sam Less Restaurant
FAN LEE, Proprietor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
HERE AND THERE IN KANSAS

Cherokee, Kas., Sept. l9.-(special) John
James, proprietor OF he Huntington hotel
was arrested to-day by Deputy SherlH
Atzit AND taken 10 Girard for violating
tAa Wohlb.tory law
Abilene, Nas., Sept. l9.-(special) Ten
cigarette dealers pleaded guilty to grand
jury indictments FOR selling tobacco 20
each,
Topeka Sept lS,-lSpecial) Rosa Olden,
"A l3-year-old Tecumseh girl, died yester-
day from the effects Of the bite of a mad
dos. Snr and hoy named John Ward
were bitten by the dog last spring, and
both were taken TO "a maidstone at Kansas
CITY, The Ward boy is stil in good
burlington, Sept 10. = (specian Joseph
died This mornine. aged 81 years, He had
been a member of the city council nine
teen years. belonged to the Methodist
church, j. O., o. T.. and A. o.. U. W.. ana
was a leader IN church and local affairs.
The funeral will be held Monday,
Wichita sept 70. - Especially Guy A.
White II years of age, was run over by
morning and was so badly mangled that
his father could not recognize the body eN-
gypt by the clothes. lie was the son OF
T. e, White, OF Arkansas City, and was
riding on the trucks en- route to Kansas
CITY.
Topeka. Sept 19-(specIal) The firm of
Bertram q Bertram, of Hutchinson was
yesterday awarded the contract for putting
IN the heaa,tins, Plant At the Hg9ttehansson
in tu1n have let The contract for furhish-
ing fe supplies TO the United states
KansAs City.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
GoyEnNoR oGLEsBY's SLAVE.
How Uncle Dick Went to Work to Free "a
Black Man.

c-,,,..,,-7,- o,.,, orlys7 c,,,.r,.-o- C,,l.-t.
Soittpo"S once HShea Hoht'"or OsttSoE
how 1t happened that he although Ken
tuckiau had grown up an ahOl!tion!st
zone of the prlnctpal causes" ne an
..a,.,,, ..,,.,s ~ -, -, ~, ~
S"eFed, 80, was 'He negro "nonl We e'llea
Uncle nm re Was a save VINO was de-
ci, and was we only ONE IN the FANNY.
Ny father G.ed when ! was a small boy
and we became embarrassed, ana in or
der 70 divide up what Attle lhtre was left
Uncle Tim ha4 TO be SOLD. ! well remrm-
Der nam as ne stood upon box ready for
the sale. He was q .poweriul man. far
above the ayeraee height, with a manly
bearing, ine lace and a skin as black
ebony lie ha4 aiT@ys y d 6ssn very fond
much OF MIN as II he had been my, own
father As he stood waiting, he implored
with tears streaming irom MS eyeSa
brother Of my father TO buy him. That
was Impossible, and observing, his dejeo-
ton, and surmis!ug its cause, / said:
Uncle Tim; am going TO work to, to earn arm
money, and When | get enough l Will buy
you and set you free"
HIS face lighted up with pride and pleas
ure as I said this, but It was immediately
followed by. look Of despair. He came
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
FRAME DWELLINGS BURNED.
The Fircmcn We're Unable to check tho
Flames Because OF the scarcity
Of Water.


Fire started at O'Clock this morning In
frame dwelling at Knlckerbocker and
Holmes streets occupied by +. G. Craw-
ford. As a strong wind was blowing from
the south at that time the FIRE soon spread
TO an adjoining building on the north, also
frame dwelling. Both buildings were in
ruins within twenty minutes. MIR. Craw-
ford and his family were asleep when the
fire started and they narrowly escaped be-
ing burned to death They were compelled
to abandon most OF their household goods
The fire had reached the third house in
the row before the hre companies from the
city arrived upon the scene As It was two
blocks to the nearos, hydrant they were
unable to make much Roadway In subdulng
the flames
At 3 o'clock the three houses were burned
to the ground and the flames were rapidly
consuming other buildings. 1t looked then
as though ten or more buildings would be
degfroypd
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
onAyLsr>D srANE WINNERS.
hnnot LyIc Won the Willow Handicap and
iencr Captured the ~chbrcclc.

New York. sept 1e.-rhe good card Hat
was provided to-day dt Grav-syud brought
OUT only fair attendance. The best race
was the Willow handicap for 2-year-olds
100 five fGrlougs, iu which Wooly.ua was a
strong iaEorte. There was half hours
.3 very bad start, with tho itvOTte last.
The hEht-", ,lGAt,4 N.lI Violet had the
I,al 10 lhc sixteenth pFit.wl she stopp 70
Us ll sh"l 1hi Ahunt l.Flo came ont of he
uuuuH dII Won Iy hH8i length from
lloomCl. Who was a head .u front uf Wool
Niur' Ih.le was big upset lu the sea-
! breeze stakes, for bolthrI. "a TO favor
ne. ran last Manchester led tn the back
stretch when Dariau took tho lead aul
held IL to the last luruu-. when Pepper
.atn" with rush and won. Primrose got
the llar" from burieu kamsin was am
.Ii@I-'h i,.I i1Eol,ie ior ne Iirst race and W.
was badly ridden by Cuorn who de.I4. ed
that Gi,mondu stopped in front o Z him aul
caused linn TO- pun mp. The stewards ace
a'ptni bis explanation. Sir Excess was au
even money laNorit' In the hlth RAGE and
had no ditnrulty IN winning. There was
ton and Monaco. ANA they finished I'M that
order. The last race was for SELF Il uluters
,H mile ana a si%{tfGenth, With April FOOL
as ihr laNoriie, and he Won hani.ly. sum
First race Five furlours; selling. Nlar-
uW, I'D 90 j, won, Failing Water tu
second, Kumsin . To Io third r,mc 100
second I"g'-'ne mile and "a furlung S,r
Excess. YEN wom; HoIml-, 4 to L. c.ud;
Third rare-Will3v handicap: five FUR
longs. Annot LYLE 10 To !, Won Bloomcr.
aD to second. Woo1v!ne. z TO O. yhIrI.
Fourth seaureeze stakes: one mile
ana a. Ntgenths selling Pepper go ..
M'Hi i'.l~ ~ro9T,g, 30 to second; pari.n, TO-
llfth @os-SiN furlougs Harrington, II
10. D. won; Preston. IS t. !. second; Monaco,
SEth rs..--Q,no m-la and sixrc,nfh;
-N...'-. -,!'N Io'- t' %, Won; l1uular-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
ErcIrht Trims MrecIsed.

south McAlester / r, Sept 1s-A Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas freight train this
morning ran into a passing Choctaw, ok
comotives and a car Of coal of the track,
damaging the Choct8w company between
s. 90 and 5000, and delaying traffic for
about four hours Engineer Cox, of The
ChOctaw. received several burns and bruis-
e-, but was not seriously injured
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

There Is one curious fact respecting the
animal creation with which you Will never
text books for information. It is this No
living representative Of the animal king
dom has more than five toes Gigits or
claws 10 each foot, hand or limb The
horse IS the type of one-toed creation, the
camel of the two-tOei, the rhiuoceros of
the three-toea ana the hippopOtamus of
tie f0ur-toed animal life, The elephant
and hundreds of other animals belonging
to different orders belong to the great five
r-fE
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
ELEGANT GAS RANGE GIVEN AWAY

Raiston Health Flour will be given away
to-day to the extent Of 1000 packages at
Staley < Dunars restaurant where hot
! mullins made of this pure, hcaIth-glving
flour. viii also be served all day long. In
addition to this an eie-ant new gas range
viii be given away to some one OF the lady
callers.
1t is just as likely TO be you as anyone
else. so you should not fail TO come. There
will be no fee charged, the giving away OF
the gas range being merely a side issue TO
stimulate interest in this free distribution
OF Ralston Health Flour.
Chemical Properties of Ralston Health
Flour.
The laws OF chemistry as applied to Il
! grain Of wheat In comparison to the
| health giving properties which are found
in the human system develop this curious
! fact: There are fourteen or more phos-
! pilates in the human form, which are the
health and strength producing qualities
! that preserve it.
| In a kernel of wheat these same phos-
| pilates are to be found In almost the same
| proportion one readily understands that
| these wheat phosphatos fed daily to the
| human system phosphates add to the
strength and health Of the body in the
most simple and direct way
Ralston Health Flour combines all OF
| these vital elements so necessary to
| lengthenng life and Increasing the physi-
| cal welfare of the body i is due to these
| very characteristics that gives to Ralston
Health Flour its title to the strongest and
purest food made.
Its use will prevent indigestion and dys-
pepsia, and by giving to the system the
nutritious phosphate foods it Graves will
so strengthen and elevate 1t in the paths
of health as to render it invunerable to
the insldious attacks of early decay and
disease.
In this age the business man who labors
increasingly day and night with brain and
body in the effort to attain a competence
finds that good health is the lever by
which he will gain his ends. To him only
Ralston Health Flour bread will give that
enormous supply of nerve force and en-
ergy he must have and yet preserve the
in so much that is good for mankind.
The Germ of Life Is in the wheat.
a part of the wheat the present milling
system debars in white flour is the essen
tLal health-proqucing substance that bread
prejudice and reasoning says the winter
our flour, the whittier our bread. the better.
false. The prolongation Of life, the pride
of !usty health, are centered to an abnor-
Wheat lost to the consumer. iit Pc pb5eteaWDse W '' it
gives TO the -four and bread a darker
must go foexdIess iae 'er of bsajfS fjreea
very germ of life is here and forms one
Il TlouF. ims 'A''' '"SFe'''n'S OF N''s'0H Health
TO lend this free, distribution even
greater interest to the ladies of Kansas
city, a new gas range fully equipped viii
be given away free to some one of the
callers Friday II will be placed on exhi-
Main street.
We court the strictest investigation from
~ RALsToN fiEAL%TtHHt FLoUfR i t!f.'5S, 60.
SOLD BY ALL RETAIL GROCERS.
RtI4rplrr- l-,,.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
t..ena. Ia oanlne. 10 10 !. thIrd. rIme

i.ts.
Third race - Thirtoen-slxtcenths OF a
mjlg. Tommy Rutter 20 l. won; No Re
marks u TO :. second, Davezac. to 2.
th.ll. Time, .2gi5.
Fourth race one milo. Rey del Mar, 4
~ D. won; C.eely 3, to l. seconds Miss
'iGIh 'io r4sefiye ,'' furidnas im1 lftzle. to
Do won; Acue of OAK Grove 8 to l. sec
uni. sylvia, g.. T. mira. Time, lD3A,.
ilar9 Tine, 20 !, won Hush no TO ], sec
ou.. Hacienda. ~ to ]. third. Time,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

Mrs. +. A. Brotherton and two children
were furnished transportation to Florence,
col, by the police matrons yesterday.
Mrs, Brothcrton came TO this city 10 get
work, but was unable to do so Through
the instrumen entality OF the police matHon
at Denver she got place at Florence
and the authorities sent her on TO be ready
to 20 10 work BY Monday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
seven Acres of Houses Burned.

Cincinnati o., Sept. l9.-Fire at Traut-
mans station. eight miles below the city
to-night, destroyed seven acres of buildings
az the Cincinnati Dess!catng Company
acres acres Of buildings are unscathed, All In
huildings burned including the big bone
mills were heavily stocked, The loss Is
S200Ot well insured. Origin OF fire un-
known There were no efficient means Of
lighting the fire. Thirty freight cars
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

Cleveland. o.. SEPT. l9-Moran's Willuo-s
was the cause of The defeat Of the Pitts
burg to-day The visitors hlt Cuppy trae-
Is, but could not get them safe. Attend
ance, 300 score;
RH.E.
Pittsbarg ..... o 0 o o % 3
Batterie Cleveland. Cuppy ami Zlmmer;
Piltsburg, Moran and Merritt.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 70 The Phillies
won tiresOme game from Washington to-
day Thompson's home ruu drive over the
center fence Hsen two 1el SSIs on bases
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

Mrs. jennie Love Of No. 1890 Grand ave-
nue., had her hands badly burned by a
ire depar ment eNtuguished the flames
S!th loss OF 81
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

When you suffer from sick headache, dtz-
Hiness cons patton, etc, remember Carter's
Lit Q Liver Pills Will relieve YOU One pill IS
dose
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
ALL AT SEA
But Finally Rescued from Danger.
Result OF Taking Friends Advice.

There are thousands OF women to-day
entirely at sea, SO to speak, as far as
their ailments are concerned.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

Many persons keep Carter's Little Liver
Pills on hand to prevent bilious attacks, sick
headache, dizziness, and Ind then just what
they need.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

lady friend tells The sufferer to try
Lydia r. P,aki1m'sNegetable Compound
because 1t has cured her.
The following letter shows the result
of that trial, and is a sample OF thousands
OF similar cases happening daily.
" | had been very sick for long time;
doctorcd with many prominent physi-
clans. They pronounced my case dys-
pcpsia, and said there was tendency to
cancer of the womb. There was sense
Of fulncss and weight in stomach after
meals, loss of appetite, and offensive
belching of wind, dizziness. all gone
feeling in pit of the stomach; headache,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
TODAY
Ralston Health Flour
Free Distribution.

From Staley G. Dunlap's Res
taurant, o32 Main Street
Sample Packages of Ralston
Health Flour and Hot Mullins
viii Be Served All Day--Ladies
EpeciaIly Invited.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

heartburn, palpi.
tation al times,
urine high col
ored. A lack Of
interest in all
things.
" The doctor
medicines gave
me but little re-
lief. | was al
most in despair.
when a friend ad-
vised your Com
pound. | took
it, and am now
perfectly well. /
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20

can recommend it to all women. A
number OF my friends and neighbors
have taken it on my recommendation,
and have always found relief" - Mrs
JAMrs HpNNESuAw. Frankfori, Pa.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-20
SOLD BY ALL RETAIL GROCERS,

Rldenour-Baker Grocery Co., Kansas
City, Mo, Wholesale agents.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16
TIE HoRRoe lNcREAsEs.

London, December l2.--Fhe
Daily News viii tomorrow pub
fish a dispatch from CONSTANT
nople, which says for days past
Turks and Kurds have been
coming into the city from the
devastated regions Of Asia
Minor. Their primary object
is the disposal of the loot
which they have obtained dur
ing The massacres. They are
also hopeful Of richer harvest
in event OF an uprising at Stam-
boul. Their stories, compiled
with The display Of plumber,
have infamed the lowest class
of Moslems with an aching
desire to attack the bazars.
They are ready to seize npon
the slightest provocaiion for an
attack. II is unwholesomely
significant of the conjunction
Of this state of affairs that gov
eminent is Selling and deport
ing daily numbers of Arme
mans of the poorer, but more
robust classes.
I h. newu from the interior in
creases in horror with every
mail. In places within a short
distance, massacre and pinage
are still of daily occurrence and
every where destitute Arme-
mans are fiocking into the large
towns where there are no means
Of feeding them
No news has been received
vet from Zitoun and none is eX
pected until all the Zitounlans
have been killed. The district
swarms with Bashi Bazoul,s
and every road and bride patch
is guarded with troops.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16
4 NEW BooK.
Sent Free to Cata,rh Patients
for Short Time-A Hol
iiay Gift,

Everybody interested IN ihe
subject Of catarrh and other
winter diseases will be glad 10
learn that The Pc rn ma Drug
Manufacturing Company Of
/ Columbus, o, is sending, free
Of charge, an illustrated book
Of sixty four pages on the sub
ipct Of calarrh. This book con
tains.illustrations showing the
brain, the nasal passages,
throat, lungs, trachea, bronchial
tubes, stomach, liver middle
ear, etc. There are four fu4
page Illustrations, showing the
circulation, nervous system,
glandular system and the sys
tenn and the vital organs The
hook is Il complete guide TO the
prevention and cure of chronic
catarrh and all diseases of
winter. Colds. coughs, consump
ton, dyspepsia, i. grippe,
bronchitis, and pneumonia are
described and treated. Diseases
Of the kidneys. liver, lungs, ear,
eyes ana pelvic organs are Il
Illustrated, explained, and the
treatment given. Every family
ought to have copy of this
book at once. Thousands of
dollars and thousands of lives
can be saved by studying it
and praciicing what it teaches.
il will teach mothers how TO
take care Of themselves and
and shield their families from
disease. Write name and adj
dress plainly.
BE sure TO have bottle of
Peru ma in the house, as the
cold weather is already upon
Us. This remedy, wisely used,
will prevent colds, coughs, and
other ills of Geld weather, and
is the greatest catarrh remedy
of the age.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16
CRY OF ARMENlANs.
In the Name Of Humanity and
Christianity, Please
Save Us.

London, December PA
dispatch addressed TO the As
sociated Press and signed by a
number Of Arinepians Of Con
>iantinople has been received
here, says
Armenia is at her last gasp
in the work OF determination
The number Of people nassa-
cred reaches 100000 and 500
coo survivors have taken refuge
in the forests and mounteins,
where they are feeding OIL herbs
and roofs. Hunger and cold
have begun to make great raw
ages among them. In the
name of humanity and Girls
tianity, save US"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

What is known IN the United
States and in England as evening
dress" for men plays quite differ
enf part on the European continent
whore the swGllowtail' coat and
white cravat are regarded SIS roQui-
sites for full dress" on any cere-
moni0us occasion, whether during
the day CT IN the evening.
Wien the celebrated pianist Eens
Won Buiow. went to England for the
first time Oh q concert tour. he. was
much surprised TO find that the Gus
tom of the country made his dress
suit inappropriate at afternoon con
certs, where lie was expected to Up
scar il q frock coat with light trou-
sers.
Soon after his return from his tour
a young pianist called on him TO Get
his advice and opinion in regard tc
a comprehensive pianoforte method
which, he had just published under
the titleof Z Indispensable Gu Pa
niste "
"Ah, my dear young friend, cried
fbe grent musician with . whimsics
smile, ''you arc far behind the times
You ought 10 travel and enlarge
vour mind. Then YOU VIII find oG
5hat the pianist's only 'indispensa
bic is pair Of light trousers. =,
Youth 5 Companion.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

The passing of Allan G
Thurman marks the loss of one
Of the nobl sst and greatest men
who have ever figured in public
life in the United States, Ripe
in years and honor he has gone
down to the grave, bGtthe mem
DRY of the grand old Roman
will always remain as an Amer
lean heritage.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

a man who believes IN the old say
ing, Soc pin, pick 1t up, and
all the day you'll have good luck,
saw a pin ia front CT the postoliiee
the other day, and when stocIi.og 70
capture It his hat fell on and rolled
INTO the roiddlo OF the street, his
braces e2vc w2y, his collar split
opeA, and his false teeth. which cost
him - when ne~. fell cat AID
broke on nc pavement de plcke-
~ The TN, however. - London Tt,
Sits
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16
SHoULD the Mexican COVER

Siool-D lie mexican govern
ment vanish from the earth, her
silver pesos" would be worth
just the same as they are to-
day, while. should the United
States collapse. her silver dol
lars would fall to about one
half their present value. These
facts are sometimes advanced
by free silver advocates. as
evidence in support Of their
theories yet in the same breath
they will urge that silver and
gold be used together, each
with free access to The minis
They overlook or ignore the
fact that Mexico's pesos are
not stamped with their value
IN cents, but merely with The
figures representing the exact
amount of silver contained in
them, while less than the same
weight Of the same metal in
this country passes as one bun
dred cents and is SO stamped
a United States dollar may be
exchanged for a gold dollar.
though The intrinsic value Of
the latter be twice that of the
former, bHt of Mexican pesos
neariy two would be required
in exchange for the amount Of
gold in dollar These facts
are so patent that none can
deny them When a man comes
ont honestly IN flavor of the
silver standard and declares
that this country should use
silver exclusively at lis intrin-
sic value, every coin being
stamped, not "one dollar" bn.
with the exact amount of silver
contained IN it give hini credit
for sincerity. FOR really mean
ing tina; lie wants the currency
Of The Uniten States drbaspd
and gold practically excluded
from the mints. If. however
he poses as a. hi meial-list. 5iC
insists fpon the free and IN
limited coinage Of silver coin.
TO pass current rs dollars-tes
renls-then he proves himsel
either ineapal'la Of understand
ms plain Facts, OF be is no
asaeess il what be sag $.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

DIR. AHLwARDT. the anti
Semitic, is very modest to come
all the way from Germany fer
the purpose of asking the Unit
ed States 10 upset one of the
most important provisions Of
IFS constitution.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

HAVING almost oxterminated
the Armenians, Turkey has fl
nalIy consented that they shall.
be protected.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16
Gf. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Worid's FAIR Highest Avs-a.

Leave Your order st lUte@nat's
drug store for pure spices, which are
ground 10 order and guaranteed to
be absolutely pure.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-16

Mississippi has one county
officer elect who refuses 20 quail
.g because of a settled deter
mination meyer to hold any
public Office. He was not a can
didate and was elected against
his wishes. Mississippi also has
a county jail without an oc-
cupant and a constitution that
imposes and educational qnal-
ificaiioli for 7oters. Mississip-
pi may have good deal Of
hayseed in her hair, but she
lack good Of being freck!e
faced Exchange.