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The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
Attorney Generals Interesting
Opinion on the POll.Iax.

Attorney General Nash rendered
The following suhjoined opinion to
Auditor Holder 10 answer 10 a let.
ter from him on the subject. This
Is one Of the post important d,cis-
ions rendered by an attorney gen.
sral in years. twill be noted that
be holds that nothing is exempt
from seizure for poll tax except the
clothing on the person liable for the
same. i is estimated that this
viii rssrl, II additions TO the poll
.a1 fund Of from $50, 900 to CSC. .oOO|
per Annam. Able lawyers hold
that TBS opihlon, which is as fol-
lows, IL correct:
JACKSON, Miss, April 80. 's6.
Hon. Wv,D.. Holder, Auditor,
Jackson, Wiee:
Dear Bir-Yops. cqmmupieatiOD
to hand requesting an opinion from
this Office as 70 the law governing
the collection Of the poll sax-thal
is. what property Is liable for pay-
mens OF the same.
! am Of ths opinion, when the
law nahesa person liable for poll
tax, no property Of any such person
is exempt from liability on account
Of such poll tax. All property,
real and personal, ell property of
aSy nature sDd kind whatsoever,
can be diatrsined. that is, seized,
advertised and sold, to satisfy the
poll tax and al legal charges and
cott. In fact, any article, even Of
household necessity, anything moi,
on the person Of the debtor, is seis.
able and subject to sale (Sections
S74s and 1850 Code Of 1897.
Further, If the poll tax is not
paid when due, and sufficient rssl
and personal estate cannot bs found
on which to levy the same, the tax
collector can and should proceed to
collect Il II possible Sc provided in
section 1895 code Of 1892.
Again. no collector should Be 81.
l6wsd crsdIliSf any delinquent poll
tax when Il can asosssziusd that
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
Liberty Male and Female
College.
WHAT WE DO We DO WELL.
Is OUR MOTTO.

This is an individual school, that
Is to say, We make the individual !,
not the class, the base Of work; a
bright student is not held back
and the slower one is encouraged.
Crowded clssssp, lack Of personal
stteniion, and overworked teachers,
are q few Of the many causes which
lead to loss Of interest among
pupils.
To avoid all this we have : rom.
petsnt and experienced teacher fos
every twenty pupils.
Send for . catalogue, 81, what is
better, ,eall on me 81 the school, and
Judge for yourself The advantages
Jour child viii enjoy
2. .. MAAaAt1s. President.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
An Ill-spsnt Life.

or the late Mr.. PaFdFioge, the
famous Chicago plOnger. it may be
said By way Of snlogy that in 'hs
game of speculation which be bad
carried on with varying fortune t0r
TIE past Sheen years be was 81
ways williOg to Pot up his last
dollar on the game. and that after
bis reverses be never asked to cone
in again until after he bad made
good his liabilities from Previous
ventures.
The same eulngy may be passed
on Riley GEannan, the most prom.
nsnl Of the surviving plurgers on
the turf, or on the late Mr. John
Oakhurpt .immorlslifed in the pages
Of Bret HarIe. This is merely
equivalent TO saying that Mr..
Pardridge Was 3 gambler pure and
simple, and that his transactions,
covered by the responsibility Of the
corporate exchanges Of The country.
Wrrs merely the same kind Uf
gambling as that which the law
sims to suppress and punish when
carried on under any other ciEcan.
stances.
The gamblers trade, whsIher
carried on With cards or on race.
tracks or by options or deals, isOne
which produces nothing and adds
nothing to the worlds stock As
stock or grain gambling it disturhs
and unse,tles regular values and
legitimate transactions, and tempt,
men from honest industry by the
prospect Of enormous gains 10 te
acquired without the preliminary
necessity Of lsboring to produce
them.
Among the many forms Of hunan
mranness One Of the 10 vest is thu
gamblers desire TO get somebody
slse's money BY ,rickery, cunning
or luck in a game Of chance It's
greed in it's worst shape, drsdpninR
every moral feeling and rendering
its victim incapable Of any hone,
tX-riin
And yet Mr.. Partridge was il
every respect quite q reputable
membsr Of the Chicago Board o.
Trade, as he would have been oI
any chartvrad stock or produce ex
change in the country New Yorh
World.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
Oar Washington Letter.
wAsHrSsroS. MsyL 1886


Senator Germans speech pro.
testing against republican extra
vaganes Ia providing for an rx.
penditare Of sos. COO. 600 when The
estimates Of the government re.
nsip,s for the ne1t hacaI year are
only sS74oOo.0o0 was a notice
served upon the republicsns that
during the coming campaign the
people should be fully posted upon
republican Intentions, not avowpd.
bot surely indicated by the action
oftheir leaders in both branches of
this Congress, to increase Federal
taxation all around, in order to
raise the money 20 meet needless
appropriations. The men who are
in ccntrol Of the republican party
apparently wish to put this country
upon q Europesn basis In the mat.
ter Of expenditures, snd perhsps
in other ways Now, Mr. Gorman
and uther leading democrats believe
that q rDajoriIy-an ovsrwhelnin :
majority, Of the plain, everyday
people Of this country favor the
American idesofseonomy in public
Expenditure, and oppose public
eXtrsvsganes in any and every
form; snd they intend to see that
the facts are placed before the
people.
Not q little amusement has been
caused by thu testimony Of Mr..
Andrew Carnegie, before iheSenate
Naval committee in the invtsii-
CATION as 10 the cost Of armor
plSles for our Sighting vessels,
which although given sometime
ago was not made public until this
week Mr.. Carnegie had the nerve
10 tell the committee that he con.
sidered making the srmor for the
government at $3.50 ton q work
ofpstrio.ism The public is wonder.
ing what Mr.. Carnegie calls the
contract be has made with the
Russian government to furnih the
same hind Of srnor for 500 a Ton.
Abuses brought TO light by that
investigation caused the SenAis to
amend the Naval appropriation
bill 40 as to prohibit the employ.
msnt Of naval officers By private
contractors after June 30, 1897
While noting positively criminal
was shown in connsciion with such
employment enough suspicion was
enRendsred 10 make. il desirable
to put a stop TO the practice.
McKinley's managers stole q
march 90 Reed when they captured
that Vermont convention. II br.
gins to look as though Quay and
Platt had undertaken a task o.
gigantic proportions In trying tc
keep Mckinley from getting thai
nomination. Their latest scheme
If uniting all the opposition t,
Mckinley on Harrison Is not Ct ell
pleasing to Reed, who hates Harri
son. One Of Reeds friends speak
ing Of this scheme said: "If Plat.
aud Quay can't beat Mckinley
without taking up Harrison thel
can't beat him Al ell. Jngt Tsmrm
Der what ] ssy. II these men .ry
to stampede the convention Il
Harrison. Mckinley will be nomi
mated. and the man who will ds
most to Bringit about will be Ton
Reed. Reed wantsithe nominalioE
himself. and next 10 getting II b
wants to keep Harrison ont Of ~
The BsOa.e evidently Is M
lasraia Of The A PA whatever Il
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
So caRinloa, sElri aosk
luaksF tna ksshag aeoI
Bs2ra asloaraeA

1u--17. gly &c -. teo,. q
nsabsss psssaaf.
HanSs kau : ) } spsflssks.
JPhn Ffiik'l rua John Husksrby's
zsigasa TO rad No. 4. Dist 4
EdDnna BsaEsas. Newton Nee
led, elaE RalsliE, Robert Cain.
lVis Rssssr sad Brysr PaFisE e.
sg5~a e rad No. 10. Dist 3
Clay HsslsuOOd sppoinssd over
seer read No. Is, Dist 2
ThoEas Lapasdals relieved from
pad No. 1S sDa sssignsd 70 road
10. q. pisi.3'
Geo. A hsGshss, Co sup't Pub.
Ea., presented his nOashly report.
sbish wsssppf6ysa RDS order Sled.
Allowances made 10 HsnryAdans
for nsinlEnapes Gabriel FOId rails
sa hfiy sssII psf month
Ordered by the Board Of saper-
VisOrs Of Anils SGAnIS. tha, from
end after sAs lsI day Of June, 1895
al eOntrsssOEs With Amiss county
for pubic works Of all kinds will
De repaired 10 comply strictly With
The specifications for said sork. Il
is further ordered tkat sll accounts
hereafter presented to thsHOal d for
s1ira work will not BE- taken notice
Of. unless sAid extra work has been
soRiraets5 for With The Board Of
Supervisors 10 OpsR sssSioB. 4 is
iurthsr provided that Whenever a
contractor finds extra WorA nsess-
Sary, he phAll notify the member
Of the Bard from the Dissric. in
which said public work is being
done. said member Of the Board
shall be required TO visi. sDa 10.
specs said public work, and de-.
irrnins what extra work may be
necessary to bs done, and rspOr.
tbs ressl. 70 the Board Of Super.
visOrs, who shall take action on
same.
Accounts allowed:
6n eoHshsru Herald, advsr.
tising bridges. 400
1918 southsrp herald, As
sessor's blank u %
519 CE Davis, putting lights
in Circuit Clerk's uf6ce, ! 90
$50 F " sIrs,ton, 3 days ia-
sPrciins bridges, Geo
5Sl JO Byrne, ! day reeeiv.
ing bridge work Dist 2, 2 %
$50 I'd J FOfman, 5 daysin.
spsetlng and receiving
bridges, 10 90
6sS r. WestbrOOk, inspect
ing and feeeiv. bridges, 4 90
5e4 T J Newman, inspecting
bridge across HpIniny, 2 90
$50 r CWestbrook, per diem
aud mileage, 8 IS
5S5 F W bsrallon, do. 500
$50 Joe Byrns, per diem and
milesge, 8 50
5S7 Ed J tbrnab, per diem
and miltsgs, s 80
$50 7 J Newman, per diem
and mileage, 9 10
$50 II NJ Bates, per diem, s 90
59l c.E Davis, per diem, 4 90
Board adjourned.
+. W, sTRArroS, President.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

z-CongFsssDan John D. ADasT
fes. % W. Va, lshss . rosy view o.
asnsefsiis prospects IN thai State
Be sayF; "Tbs democrats d my
Stats are Ealng 70 nsAs : great
tght ibis yssF 70 redeem shs State
hom EspnbhssB TEls, and ] lhiSh
iAey are gniBg 70 WiA. Its going
= y : pretty sasisiag SOaisss, bot
ssI party l. united. ssd .bs con-
aiionSarb all hvoTsbls 70 suecsts. -
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

Messrs G. A. Snow 4 co., Of
Washington, lawyers and agents
for procuring patents, will send
free, to any address. pamphlets
with information about home aud
foreign patenis, caveats, copyrights.
trademarks, infriDgemen,s. design
patents, abstracts Of decisions, ste., /,
as we'll as the coat Of patents in the
United States and foreign countries.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

1hs ehak e Pslsia. Kss 81 -Dia.
80 assssslnsise y 8 Epssransnl
sun3 Tssaay hst. Kh ssessa
k@Bsf.1a- pin. sssessds
~. sEiag % iAs iass tAsi BIS
nslhs1 was u rAigAsr TAsA sAas
- noiAsr e he eldest.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

IAs priaaTy - AsDpAis SD
zAalby sountY ssszs % assure he
ssaeninasisa q tAs Hos. josiah
9Aualson. ne vass for The eold
ssaaanfa less Ssasa HssF iATsa 10
sss. n he slssiioa d aslssssss TO
he slsis sosvssiiss ~ Nashville.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

Representative Clarke, who was
The unsuecsssful "sonnd money!
Democratic candidate for Governor
81 Alabams, has returned 10 bis
sszs 10 The House, and be ib the.
author Of good news. He ssys:
No matter how much We may differ,
On financial questions, the demo.
sEsls Of Alabama are hsrmonious
N agreeing sbai the best interests
u The eiais require that il shall re-
main under democratic control.
Ws aFs altogether 10 the support 81
TIE tiaks, jest nOminatsd and viii
slset It fairly snd sriumphanily. !"
That's the way for $ democrat 10
talk There ia no sore head under
ihat mans hat.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

s'Ih -
Lady oodiva east apprsheasivs
glansss around her IS she rode
through the streets Of Coventry.
-''is what yOu Nigh. call bare
back ridinsl"
II peeping Toms opinion went
ioF anything y was the grssIssl
rhoH on sarsb.
1oaivs i slso saia 70 hsvs been
a. easy winner hssing ous stripped
~ olbsrs. and though it wss an
apsn cir exercise she wssseally ont
q sight.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
THW
New YQDk .Hllll.
THRIcE.A.WRER EDITION.
IL hss a VsBs. is FAssss i slnR
a G. sTRArroN.
Coroner and .langcf.


lslarger,han any weekly os semi.
weekly paper published snd is sha
only important Democrats "wesh.
"" published in New York CITY.
Three tines as large IS the leadinr
Rrpublicsn weekly Of New York
City. Il will ba Of especial "A.
vantage u YOU during The PresIs
DENTAL Campaign, as { il pnblish-
ed every other day, exceps5undsv.
and has allthe freshness and time.
illness Of daily. II. CON hiaes III
The news with long lisl of iaseF.
sting departments, unide features.
cartoons and gfsphic illuslsaIiohs.
thr latter being = spscialsy.
All these improvements .hsvs
been made without any inersase il
the cost, which yemalns Al az
dollar pr year.
We oisr this unaoukled asN4.
paper and The Southern Hersld
tngeiher nne year tor e 22s.
The reeular snbgcrintirn nrtes s.
shs TO papers Is e2 S.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

AslsaD and nsbalOss sahgiAOsi.y
pwdoninasea.. ssassssrl cecil
ssiioss rsadsrsd animate the cir.
sanambisns atnpspaaEs. AlsepuaI.
q shsrougAs.rss Dsanaslsa sPse.
.iaerlarly, Stimulating ssniipsdal
sos7ssalily, aad lunar iIlnninstiOn
'iznbsnily viviksa terrestrial phs.
.norasna.
"Thissn ejaeala,sa !hS returned
azIls, a1alsanIly. .'Ihia Is Boston. =
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

Ths esnsFsl sandsy scAoOl oon-
vsssisa q shs NississiPpi Baptist
Association viii eonvsss With NJ.
ohvs church on Saturday before
sks shA sssaAy - Nsy All s0D-
dsy eshsels vilhin sAs Assoelasios
are Fsqsssssa 20 ssnd dslsssisS
Aaa sssayisls. 3 J. efEwAAT.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

fns epmmunicasion 10 the Com.
mercial Advertiser on the outlook
tof lhe Republican presidential
nomination, Hon. Joseph II Man
isy. of Ansusla, Me-, says: ''Any
speculation TO the efec. that friends
Of ofepsaker Reed mean 10 Withdraw
him from ths contest Or that they
Ass discouraged. Is bssslsss. There
has never been ) single inssanI
dnring lhs campaien, when Ws
sear dfeemed Of such ! thing. We
as nos now Mckinley will nevsr
3. nominated. Il will be the Issue
ih1t nlll via At 81. Louis. That
lsans will bs sound money. ~
Ex-senator +. G. Plstt says:
HnoEion is still 10 he racs ard ID
stay ne is not eoing 10 b wlsh-
Hn ka - sfs hsi giving d
n1|h|ss
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

sAiezz aisA Ass - vsiss. as-
sisss1 81 ssasd noasy. sd gAs
e mss sFs nee slainiag SOC
sas q sAs- si2 4 he ckisago
aaassnliolf >
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

The inssgsieW with Ex-Governor
Russell in the n Y. World Monday
u not only imPvFians politically
bus lntsrsssipg. !. gives : clear
idea Of the strong and winning
personality Of the Massachusetts,
lsaasF. saa recalls ssms oi the 10.
sIasnts Of bis rsl1arhaAls career.
IhsEs are party leaders who are
"soming' spd osAsrs who hAvs
''gons BY" William E. Russell
pex.Afrivsd.n "
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

One Rsown s.ss- YsarAas. 3 vsssS a I.
whltc spos II foFs-hsad, 10 osAss marks e.
brands Appsissa Ai IS % " J Z wassa
And ! n Bah
he Ahovs aslc-ihea ss,Fag ~ tAAna np
by 8 Z Bah and strayea b him osfofs
) Il Parsons, . Jn-ttce Of the RsAes within
and for Aniis ecunty, esNts of Mississippi.
MsrSh lat 1ee&
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08
BSray NOnM

One WAits Gov sna ous Red aa8 WAss
.Spekled YeSrhng. Cow AAsps ysass ela.
u, ,.dinm dzs, sEh Enah b "a hers c3
having red cara Nc nSskt. o. 6raas g.
sthsr OaA APPRAISED - sc eo.eg ? -.
Wrossn AAd VI I Fsnn-
TIE ahovs ascnbsa El ayaseaa tahAen
sy D w Fsnn and straySd 81 IN lsizls
J n PArs0ns, . Just'ns q - feaca villa
and I : mite ccahtg, biats q 4inasaipPl.
NGreA leth, LES.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

aAs Aasaa 3 - - 4A-a-- $ ae--t+
.ss4ty, sllss.,. 49, q - eoezt
ans - zzesrS
Rsssrns-
= WEirs,soa
Joe ByFns
Ed J Fos1An
RowsssSrlOk .. .....
y SsEaAs
6 3 Davis. SbsFsS :.
I'm Bssss. Cara
Asss bridge hsFsss sasi prons oi
As Aniis river. hS0ws - Bates
sEin briags. -. Dist. ]. let is " Il
Bates 10 he San Of sta.
Replacing rivsr saassyoa bridge
bsar Prsy's. Disi. 1. ls. to 7 B Rss.
gsn 10 the sam Of t25.
Bates briagss Hsar Jis Bsllsr's,
Dist I. let 70 J 8 AadsrsDH i0~Ihs
sam Of 80.
RspaiFiOg bsyas hriass. nsAr u
J Nseshse'S, piss.. ! lsI 70 " I
Wheat IA iss sun Of 81 IS
Petition Of ? !. NaFsAhs ct Als,
psayiOg Ihs Board ioEfSstihs right
10 erect gates across the n;,elis Fosd
10 Wa WhillAksF, On ths east side
Of shs Aniis river, and TO 7 II Din.
%, on ihs Wsst siae--IhsiI fences
having SsenSWspl away BY the lais
fssShsI, wss grantsd.
A nsS bridge across RarFicASs
srssk. near JobB 7. EsWnAa's, 10
Dist. s. lss TO 6sAAors Rsypolds IN
ths sam Of ~.
The driving Os the piling al the
aboVS bridge let 10 J 7 Newman 10
tie san Of Slf.
4 nav bridge across . bayou IN
DIST s, known ss The Lindsey bayou
bridge. let to J h willisns in the
sam of Sc.
Petition OfJJ Travis sI als, for =
change IN road. ois.. s, sOnmsBe-
ing foot ihiA pnrth and ending top
bin sOush, road Ne. Is. granted.
Ordered that al accounts hsrsaf.
ter presented for medical attention
TO paupers nust be approved BY
keeper Of psopsr, showing nScssSi.
y for saEnS.
AllOwsDcs Of psOper ThoS vii.
liams raised from 81 to $40.
W T Wicker appointed OvsTsssr
road 8, Dist. ].
Accounts allowed.
No. 5sS. TBRsAsan. repair.
ing bridge SIS %
$50. J II Moore, repairing
Tom Moore bridge l3 %
$40. 7 r Dixon, repairing
Dixon's bayou bridge 10 90
SAL. B F Griffin, repairing
Bills bsyon bridge 5 CO
542. John HinSOn, moving
lumber on. Of river l3 90
5iS. : K WeAsDsrsby, extra
work on &arsahs bridge Il 90
543. Tx Wsashsrsby, repair
ing Marsslis bridge "A 90
544. Dr. W r Brpmfeld, a.
tsnsion to pauPer 5 %
545. DR.. W J Lamkin, 10 viz.
iIS TO smallpox patients SO 90
5s6. W 0 Ligon, Jr, is days
smallpox guard dpty 80 90
SAT. Ed Besios, IS 6ays as
small po1 nurse 80 90
5iS. W 0 Lyon, Is meals
for small pox patient ! 90
$40. T c Parker. prOpping
River bridge 100
$50. is Anderson. repairing
Beaver creek bridge "a 90
8l. P ? Mccoy, rspsiring
bridge IN Dist. 2 S 90
$50. J s HUE, rebuilding
Brushy creek bridge l32 90
553. J 3 HUE, extra work
on bridge 40 90
55i. Howard Lea, building
woOd.houss % 50
SIS. GIOsssr Drug Company,
medicine for pest house 2 20
666. W Il Bates, repairing
Houoiny creek bridge % 80
557. W II Bates, extra. work
done On bridgo ! 90
55s. @ A McGehse, station.
cry and postage y So
$50 Geo A McGshee, salary, 3s rs
$50. james Hinson, lumber
furnished on coarl yard q 25
66l. v P Sterling, repairing
Will Robinson bridge 49 50
$50. Cbas Hinson. repairing
Montgomery bridge 40 5C
5S3. Cbas Hinsun, extras on
Montgomery bridge 30 ot
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

tlainsaa sounlF haid her local
a slizaan lsss ssiafsy. and
Sc tsiAl e g. soiss he nAis-
g nsa rsesivsd majority Is Y6
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

One Light Bay Horss Rvay, Gbcnf Is
years old, hight hind and fore foot WhitA
brandsd On let hip and "a iaw. AppniSsd
At S26 % BY n W 0orSOn and Albsrs
Cook.
The above described ssiray Wa taken mp
BY 0sVlge Washington, and sIrayed by him
before ChAs. Hooper, Justice of he PaNcS
within an for Amits county, and 6tals. rt
,lississippi. April IL b, lee6
One Whfs aud Red Hsifer, ab0ns ore wear
Old, marked with spht IN right and .ssop h
left ear. Appraised at 81 70 b W r tal-
lender and II W Williams.
The above described sstray vAs taken up
by T Z Simpson, and rAycd b. him before
ID. N. Oausey, q Justios ot the PeAce withsa
and for AmIte ccunsy, stAls Vt Mississippi.
April lTth 1855
- o--o ~~V.oea
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

ons Bay Colt . ysars old. vsEy small in
siSe, anal star "a fcre-hsAd and . very
small white spot on nose. No other MRS
OF brands. appraised q SO % b GeOggs
HolEnrs and RsAn Washington.
Tbs above described a6tEay waa tAksn up
By Lee Flowefs and slrAyed BE- Aim before
J II PArsonS, Justice cf he Puace within
and for AEnile scaDsy. staas 4 4saisAppa,
April 9Th. 1854
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

F. ". sgRArroy, President
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-06
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1896.
BARGAIN COLUMN.


Advertisements Of 20 words or less may De IN
serted in this column at a price of Is cents per
week payable invariably in advance. To per
sons who are out Of employment and are ad-
vertising for place, half price. Advertise.
nents longer than forty words pay Is cents for
each additional forty words or less.
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nor SALE-A peddler's wagon nearly new
n and costing $3.50. All arranged in conpart-
ments Will be sold at your own price. Ad-
dress L. Vinegar, Kenosha. o2tf
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nIANO FOR SALE-A piano in good cOndi-
tion will be sold for $50 cash or to re-
sponsible party on monthly payments. Ad-
dress Lock Box 215, KenOsha z. .. llt1
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n EBER & MISUNDERSTANDING steam and
n, gas fitting, Timing and cornice making,
furnace work and sewer builders. Estimates
Furnished on application. A share Of the pub
lie patronage solicited. 2l3 Park street tt
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weeks. LIT. Sduu0lu pays particular
attention to the accurate fitting Of
glasses, as hundreds of his patrons
here can testify. He will be at the
Hotel Grant next Saturday, from 9
m. to 7:30 p. N.
After several days effort Cashier
Z. G. Brown, of the First National
Bank, has succeeded in obtaining a
small lot of the new silver certificates
lately issued, Much has been said
and written about this new issue, bear
ing upon its face the left handed wom-
an, but after all it is a very fine piece
of engraving and one Of the fastest
appearing bills yet issued, and best OF
all it is still worth one hundred cents in
gold in any country on earth.
Col. Smiths lecture on the " Story
of Our Patriotic Songs" or" The Songs
That Saved the Union" probably
created more interest in Milwaukee
than any other lecture delivered there
for years. The interest felt was SO
great, indeed, that within three weeks
after its delivery last October Col.
Smith had five calls to repeat it in as
many different churches in Milwaukee.
- Church Life, August, '95. He will
deliver his lecture at the Harvest Home
festival at Paddock's Lake next week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-06

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to
"WEDNESDAY, August II, for the purchase Of
the refreshments privileges on the old settlers
grounds on August a. Bids are desired for
he exclusive concession of the entire line OF
refreshments Except dining hall) And also
for the concessions separately for the exclusive
right of the sale of ice cream, Of cigar stand,
of popcorn stand, and one for the sale OF
and soft drinks Only one stand of each of
these four departments will be sold or permit
ted The rights will be for the picnic and the
dance at night. Parties, whose responsibility
is not known, must accompany their bids with
a written guarantee by a responsible person
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Address IRA 2. HELMS, supp
Sale m, Wis. dallWl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-29
Swell Suits

We Will sell you just as fine clothing
as there is sold in the United States
We sell just as stylish Clothing FOR
swell dressers as there is worn. We
frequently have men says to US: L
have to have my clothes all cut over,
and So-and-So will almost make a
suit over for me-" Who pays for hav-
ing it made over? Mr.. So-and-So?
Nit Well guarantee to fit you with
as swell a suit of clothes as you ever
saw, but we won't make it over 1t
won't need tive don't carry that kind
of clothing Bear in mind that our
finests suits are from SIS to $22, and
you can save IS to $40 on suit. Don't
get these fine suits mixed in your mind
with suits from everywhere else at the
same price They are the kind of suits
you ''get made over" at S25 to $780,
We sell elegant suits at $40 to $780,
just as good as the SIS to 500 suits you
read about; and we sell suits-all-wool
Cashmere suits for 49, that-say, why
don't you come here and see what we
are doing? That is the way to make
money.