The free press., 1895-08-08

LUIS WOrlu Is Iull or beauty,
Though many mortal frets;
And il all did their duty
Twould not be full of debts"
We do not often squeal for ad.
yertising patronage nor for the
payment of the hundreds of dol
lars due on subscriptions and 9TH
erwise, but receipts from these
sources are not only necessary to
insure the prosperity of q news
paper, but are the actual means of
it's existence, 1t requires food,
raiment, material, etc., to conduct
paper; therefore we trust that our
business men and delinquents will
act promptly on the practical sug-
gestions contained in the following
from the Greene County Graphic:
"The efforts of any newpaper to
build up town is practically null.
lifted unless it Is backed up by the
business men. A stranger turns
from the news columns Of paper
to Its advertising pages, and if he
fails to find there the business card
OF the merchants and the business
men he comes to the conclusion
that the publisher is not apprecia~
ted, in which case it is a good place
for him to keep clear of. No town
ever grew without the active as
sistance of it's newspaper. Nor can
papers grow and build up their To-
calitles without the assistance OF
the town. Business men should
realize this and remember in giving
support to the newspaper they are
not only building up their own bust
ness, but are helping to support
that which is steadily working for
the benefit of the whole community"
The following is the 10th list Of
people making inquiries in regard
to land immigration matters in the
South, furnished by w. @. Rinear.
son, general passenger agent of the
@. &. c. Route:
G. X. Mills, Jordan, MINI.
Geo. A. Phinn, Brookville, wis.
n. M. Pickens, Racine, Ohio.
Sam King, Grand Haven, Mich.
James Wood, Marshall, "
William Burt, Allegan,
VIM. wobeatt, Box Is, Howell,
Miss Flora j. Frost Jackson, MINI.
s. W. Lowing, LInesville, Pa.
J. fl. Flannery, Dalton. Mich.
j. c. Stauffer, weilersville, Ohio.
A. F. Hellgren, west Duluth, MINI.
A. A. LATEST. Cloverport, Ky.
A. T. Dahl, S13 Menorninee Street,
Eau Claire, wis.
M. M. welcher, Benton, Iowa
Emanuel Kind, Levanna, N. Y.
J. W. Chapman. Virginia, III.
D. S. Clingman, :. waukegan,
VIM. Voight, Grand View Ave,
32d ward, Pittsburg, Pa.
, J. q. Hickman, Paramount, Neb.
W. H. Cunningham, Hebron,
G. W. M. Case, 476 Lanthrop st.
Astoria, L. l. City, N. Y.
Mrs. Emily Maier, 1875 S.wsbashaw st.
St. Paul, MINI.
Chas. Butler, New Richmond, wis.
F. Myerly, Tifton, Ind.
A. D.Stewart Highland Falls, NY.
9. L. Fulton, Alpena, Mich.
Jno. Herb, Freising, Germany.
D. p. Cowan, Strongville, Mich.
Chas. F. Snover, Bay City, "
Herbert j. Smith, Bruce, n. Oak.
S. Charles, Vineyard Hill, Ohio.
Chas. II. Bryer, $50 Monroe St.,
Chicago, Ill.
O. M. Miller, Brinton, S. Oak.
Dan Hemmingson, Kennedy Minn.
John nj. Lawrence, Elsie Mich
W. H. Gilland, west Branch, g
e. l.. Snider, Lake Benton,
A. e. Danley, Bottmean, n. OAK.
E. j. Salmon, Cavour, 8. OAK.
|D.J. Smith, Belleyille wis.
Gy- TIUElW
| When buying a HOME purchase where the
| Health, Churches Schools and Lands are good.
II ONE seekers in Mississippi Will do best to
| locate In the best part of the state. Such
home on farm must sell. Price fsoo.
j. W. TREEN,
Poplarvillc, Miss.
1t is asserted that kerosene oil
quickly kills mosquitoes. A gov~
ernment entomologist proposes
that breeding marshes be covered
with the oil. He says that one ap-
plication of five gallons, covering
an area Of 10000 square feet, will
suffice for whole season. The
odor of kerosene instantly kills
the pests.
J. F. Selph navigated the streets