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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.
The East Mississippi Times gives

The East Mississippi Times gives
the following generous advice:
"Never push struggling broth.
or when he's going down the hill /"
ID sentiment that should be more
generally observed by this cold
and unfeeling world. When a man
has fallen by the wayside, when he
has yielded to temptation and COM
mitted sin. then is the time he needs
your kindly encouragement, your
aid and your influence, There is no
man but who could be reclaimed.
il iu we're not for the 'holier than
thou hypocrites who are always
eager and ready to give the unfortun'
ate q push o. they pass by on their
downward course. Don't be too
ready to condemn and persecute a
fsllow-being who has erred. lie.
member he is
"Born to the selt.same heritage,
Child to the self.same Gcd,
And has but stumbled in the path
Where you In weakness trod."
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss, I
on 1Q0T

Land Ohce at jackson, MISS,
June 80, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the
following.nsmed settler has filed
notice Of bis intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk of Pearl River
County at Poplarvllle, Miss, on
August 16, 1897, viz: Lenord l..
Ladner, Of Hillsdaie, Miss.
Homestead No. 22,384 for the q
nv4 and nw4 nwf sec 26 and ne4
net sec q t2sr IL W.
He names the following Witness
es to prove his continuous resi-.
dence upon and cultivation of. said
land, viz; William s. Stewart, Sam q
usl E. F. Byrd, of Poplarville, Miss,
Peter Malley, Orvisburg, Mas, s.
w. Lewis, of HillsdaIe. Miss.
ROBERT e. WILSON,
Register.
SO Ct.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12

BOOKKEEPING; SHORTHAND, Type
WRITING AND TELEGRAPHY.
Endorsed by the leading men, law
firms and superintendents of edu-
cation. Everything is practically
illustrated. No guess-work theo.
ries about it. The student is set
at work doing business as soon as
he cutters school, and ls taught by
the best methods IN use today. K.
r. fare deducted from scholarships.
Graduates assisted to positions.
Send at once for printed matter.
Address,
j. FERGUSON, Pres,
Meridian, Miss.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
LOW VACATION RATES.

THE QUEEN & CRESCENT will
sell excursion tickets at LOW RATES
to the Mountains and Seashore
resorts every day from June lat to
September 30th inclusive. with
final limit October 31st, 1897.
TIE QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE
offers to Tourists this year the most
perfect train service and appoint
ments eyer offered the Southern
trsv cling public. Through Pull'
man sleepers Of the finest pattern
Apply to your nearest Queen q
Crescent Ticket Agent for rates
and full information.
A. F. BARNETT. g. n. a. \.
New Orleans, La.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12

HAY FEVER-Hsy Fever and
Summer Colds are s'oroken up" by
1T, DR.. Humphreys famous sps-
ciic; Is cents--all druggists.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12

SO Ct.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12

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A. Il. 6laydon and family, OF
Derby, were guests Of the Miller
House last Saturday.
Smith Bros. have sold their stock
Of goods 70 q. F. Tate, who Is movS
ing them to Picsyune.
Mrs. Slaydon, Of Slidell, arrived
Friday evening on q visit to her
daughter, Mrs. q. 81. Hyde.
DR.. j. B. Bedgood, of Purvis,
was professionally engaged here
for several days Of the past week.
Rev. W. I. Williams has pura
chased one of the Derby lots, and
is preparing 10 build q residence.
One Of Drover Myers Texas
horses died Friday morning from
injuries received during Transport
tation.
Miss Alice Schroeder, a charming
and vivaclous young lady Of New
Orleans, is the guest Of Mrs. J. J.
Moore.
The sawmill was forced to shut.
down Friday on account Of Sawyer
Austin having been slightly dis.
ablsd for duty.
Lorens, the little daughter Of
Prof, Thames, has been brought
home, and We sre pleased to note
isgraduslly improving.
Tom Dearman and Dick Warren,
apair Of hustllng drummers worth
drawing TO-" were interviewing our
merchants last Friday.
Jesse Perryman. the negro who
assaulted . white woman near
Eastabuchie about two months
ego, was hanged at Hattiesburg on
the 9th.
Harrison Bush, Of Washington
parish, Ia. accompanied by Pink
Sartin, was here last week on q
visit to his relatives, J. Il. Cowsrt
and family.
Rainey Bercsgesy is repairing
Ma. Clyde strahan's cottage pre-
paratory to its occupancy by Rev.
". B. Holcomb and family, Of Pur.
VIZ, who are to be numbered among
Our citizens,
$500 GIVEN AWAY to persons
VINO make the greatest number Of
words out Of the phrase sPatent
A4stornsy Wsddsrburn.n For para
suculars address National Recorder,
Warrington. D. q.
Paul johnson, . colored brakeman
On local freight No. "a, while coups
nns cars at Eastabuchis last Thurs.
cas, vas % badly injured that he
olsd soon after being taken to Me-
rldian for treatment.
SMOKERS HHART.BuRN--Heart-
ourn rom excessive smoking, or
rom any other cause, 10 relieved
y the frst dose OF No. 10; DR..
aumphrsys' Specific for Dyspep-
''a--So cents-all druggists.
Lumbsrton Head Block: 'sThs
NH here Aasclossda contract with .
nrm At Manchester England, for
1900 900 isst Of lumber. This mill
|vill furnish Abont 100000 feot Of
lnla order and place the balanoe
|tisA other milla.''
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This worn and useless form
| know naught Of the future birth
I'll plunge in the maelstrom.
Mrs. Linrose, of Wesson, is the
guest of Miss Hattie Dear.
Rev. w. B. Holcomb held services
at the Baptist church Saturday and
Sunday.
We predict that the merry mar
riage bells will ring in Poplarville
next week.
Misses Esther and Martha Cow.
art are visiting relatives in Wash.
ington parish, La.
How did the girls acquire the
habit of closing laugh or eiggle with
the exclamation, CHE 70
II. S. Evans, an experienced news.
paper man, has assumed editorial
charge Of the Gulfport Southwark.
John Dear arrived home Mon.
day evening after an absence of
two years spent in different portion.
of Louisiana.
Jas. s. Smith, who is now engaged
in business at Lake Charles, La,
arrived home Monday evening. Jim
is as handsome and light-hearted
MS ever.
Mrs. W. T. Scott returned Mon.
day evening from New Orleans,
where she had been to see her
daughter, Miss Mabelle, who is un-
der treatment for eye trouble.
Ex-Oongressman W. M. Denny,
Of Scranton, and Hon. W. r. Woods,
of Meridian, have formed a law
partnership for the prrctice oftheir
profession in the former city. This
strong firm will no doubt enjoy
large and lucrative business.
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I would pay your bill with gladness
But delinquents hold my ''chink. -
The 9TH annual camp meeting Of
the Lesf River Camp Meeting AS
aociation will begin Friday night
before the first Sunday in Sept EN-
Der, 1897, II miles from Tuscanola.
Many prominent ministers will be
present to officiate. The meeting
will continue ten days. Ample &C.
commodations and conveniences
of all kinds necessary to comfort
will be provided, and the best of
order will be maintained.
George Mckay, fagman for the
construction train, met with a pain.
full accident at Lacey last Thurs.
day. In getting of stump upon
which he had been standing to bet
ter signal the train, he slipped, and
In falling severely sprained his left
ankle. Mr.. Mckay left Friday
morning for his home in New
Orleans for treatment.
The two items following are from
II River Notes" in the Slidell
II of the 4th,
rs Emma McGehee, of Poplar
vii Miss, was in town Saturday
e5 nte for Abita Springs,
ss Alice Porter, who has been
ynding awhile in Poplarville,
Miss, returned to her home here
last Thursday.
A large number of our colored
citizens visited Hillsdale Sunday to
hear the preaching of the funeral
sermon of Moses Ladner, an aged
and worthy colored man who died
some months ago. They secured
every livery and private team that
could be had for friendship Or
money.
The residence Of L. W. McCants
is we'll under way, and when coms
pieted will be the handsomest
building in town. 1t is to be a twos
story, nine.room structure, and
will be supplied with water and
other modern conyeniencies.
Relief Operator Fred Horne
spent Sunday with Poplarville
friends. We will not give Fred
dead away, but cannot resist say
ing that his handsome countenance
wears an I.want-a.life. partner ex.
presssion.
B. Batson & Bro, of Hillsdale,
have purchased over 100000 pounds
of wool this season. Pearl River
county merchants are rapidly tax.
| Ing seats In the front row.
Hon. Ellis Phelan, formerly Sec
rotary OF State of Alabama, and
brother of Mrs. J. @. Derby, Of thia
place, died at Waterbury. Conn.
last Sunday morning.
Dun's Review of the 7th says
Failures for the week haye been
237 III the United States against
$40 last year, and % in Canada a.
gainst 80 last year.
We were blessed with q good
rain Sunday evening-the first in
about one month. Rains in the sur
rounding country, however, have
been reasonable.
The PIcsyune says: "Eyery read
or Of = newspaper is = possible
customer. Why not tell him what
you sell in q well-worded ad ?'
81. s. and Will Sweet. Of Orvis.
burg, are home again after an ABB
sence Of Eve weeks spent in the
North aud West.
| Miss Martha Smith has been
quite Ill for several days. Her
friends hope for her speedy recov-
cry.
Frank Moore left for Hickory
Sunday morning after . several
days visit to relatives here.
| Us. Moody will soon build. on .
i-.r4 "a -.~ot<oooA from
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University
OF
Mississippi.

The session of 1898 opens Sep.
TENDER 18th. Courses in LITERA-
TURE, SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, ELo-
CUTIoN, PEDAGOGY and LAW. En-
larged corps of instructors. In~
creased facilities to meet increased
attendance. Splendid water sys-
fem. Location unexcelled in health
fulness. All expenses very low.
TUITION FREE to all students ex~
cept in Law School. Men and wo-
men admitted. Send for Catalogue
and Special Announcement for
1S97s98.
r. b. FULTON, Chancellor.
University P. O., Miss.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
ruE MELON THAT COOLED IN THE
WELL.

ruE MELON THAT COOLED IN THE
WELL.
M Htl,e old osken bucket" there's
many
And many Q story to toll,
Rut the best and sweetest Of any
Is"the melon that cooled in the we'll"
whom the toll Of the morning was
over
At The sound Of tho horn or the
bell
We came through the corn and
the clover
10 the melon that cooled In the we'll.
In the ripplsd sweet water We saw it
20 vision 80 Juicy and blest y
The old oaken bucket would draw it
All dripping, and-we did the rect |!
IF. T.. y.
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Tho following schedule went in-
n sdsct Sunday, July 4th, 1897:
M 3 southbound due $50 q. m.
n / south bound due 9:3l q, m.
No. q northbound due 7:07 p. m.
M. 1 northbound due l0:19a. m.
No SO southbound due 11:30 a. m.
M ~ mort Inbound due 11:30 Q. m.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12

Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia
lRipans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
DESPAIR.

AS canoe, In a canyons rapids,
IL dashed from shore to sho-e,
So buffeted by fate am I
That hope Can cheer no more.
My passions like a cyclones blast
Wreck ali my aims in life,
And all my faults cling firm and fast
So I must end the strife.
Ill cut the knot that binds to earth
This worn and useless form
| know naught Of the future birth
I'll plunge in the maelstrom.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-08-12
LANDS For SALE.

Resident lots in Derby addition
for sale on easy terms. Also one
and five-acre lots in the corpora
ton.
Persons having Real Estate to
dispose of, If placed in my hands,
will give it my best attention.
re- Home-seekers' correspond.
ence solicited.
j. @. DERBY,
Real Estate Agent,
Poplarville, Miss.
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A LABORER'S SENTIMENTS.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 90 1897.
To the Editor Of the San Francisco Cal-DEAR
SIR: In looking over the files OF papers pup-
ished in your city see you have the courage
to oppose the swindling Hawaiian treaty now
before Congress, and extend you my thanks
as worklngman, for so doing and espousing
our Interests. have not seen any mention in
the papars here that the union In Dor bodies of
San Francisco and California have expressed
any views on the question, all OF which sur
prlses me very much, for the coast would be
the first 10 feel the bad result of annexation
Just think how long it would be before those
10000 Chinese and Japanese would swarm
into your part OF the country and what pros
perlty they would make for the king
classes! / expect the Trades Assembly here 10
take some action against this matter al its
next session. and will send you the resolu-
lions they adopt. l hope the coast bodies will
pass some good, strong resolutions on this
SUBJECT To me 1t appears that q strong in
nu~nce which is backing this treaty is the
navy and army and the supply firms The
same influences are at work 10 increase the
standing army, for patriotic reasons of course
nope You Will continue the fight and wish
you success. also sincerely hope the Frisco
abor bodies will take some action and let the
labor bodies all over the country know how
they stand. am in hopes TO get the Denver
Trades Assem- bly, act before the meeting of the
American Federation of Labor, which, l be-
leye, Is some time this month. am, res pect-
fully yours, JOHN Doyle
Member of Typographical Union 40.
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PERSONAL.


q. w. Towle of Towie is at the Grand.
DR.. W. P. Mathews OF Sacramento is at the
Grand.
Ex-Judge Robert McGarvey of Ukiah is at
the Grand.
j. Grover, Colusa merchant is staying at
the Grand.
j. D. Ludwig, a merchant of Mariposa, is at
the Grand
F. Cummings of Quincy, a mine.owner, is
at the Grand
Sheriff S. D. BaIlou of San Luis Obispo
county is at the Grand.
W. E. Nevils mining man from James
town. is at the Palace.
W. Henderson OF Stockton is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel
George E. Goodman Jr, q banker from Napa,
is guest at the Palace
w. 6. Stump, merchant of Bodega, is at
the Russ with Mrs stump
General and Mrs. C. Cadwalader of Red
Bluff are guests at the Lick.
w j. McGann. a surveyor and merchant of
Chico, is staying at the Russ.
T. H. Williams, Chicago manufacturer OF
hardware, is registe at the Grand.
w. Ii. Dunn, manager of the Nadeau Cafe of
Los Angeles, is at the Grand with Mrs. Dunn.
w. P. McFall of Ukiah, Tax Collector of
Mendocino County. is registered at the Grand
William butcher, wooden merchant OF
New York, is at the Palace with Mrs. butcher
j. W. Moran, mining man from New Dem
yer, b. c., Is making q short visit at the
Palace.
George H. Ballou of San Diego. brother OF
Sheriff Ballou of San Luis obispo. is at the
Grand.
F. B. Pond and wife Of Sacramento are down
on pleasure trip. They are at the Cosmopol-
itan Hotel.
j. G. Birchim, csttleman OF Round Valley,
Is registered at the Russ with Mrs. Brchim
and their son.
Joe Choynski, the pugilist, went East yester.
day over the Santa Fe route to Chicago, where
his wife is ILL.,
Colonel }. T. Harrington of Colus a, a mem.
Der OF the Governors staff and a director of
the Home Tor Predetermined, is late arrival
at the Grand
William J. Landers, a local insurance agent
who resides in San Leandro. moved to the
occidental yesterday with his family, and will
spend the winter in the city.
H. l.. Frank, mining man and horsepower
OF Butte, Mont, arrived at the Palace yester-
day. He was one of the electors that attended
the electoral college and cast vote for Mr.
Bryan.
DIT julius Goebel, professor of German in
stanford, who is delivering a course of Thurs
day night lectures on Faust" before the Ger
m IN branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. of this city, is
guest at the California
Commodore George Dewey, United States
navy, accompanied by T. NJ Brumby and H.
H. Caldwell. officers of the United States navy,
arrived here last night on The Central over
land train from the East, and took apart
ments at the Palace Hotel.
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Ii TITLE BOY Blue,

he little toy dog that was covered with dust
And the little tin soldier red with rust
ane dancing down. with a skip and hop,
From The high top shelf of he toy-Sellers shop
To sii in the winiow, full in view
Ana walt Tor the coming of Little Boy Blue
1--WE heard-oh, we heard" they softly sighed
Il hat the Little Boy Blue ours had died -
There's a little gray book on the shelf know ~
Naii the little toy cog. land * told me sor'
Then the little tin soldier shook his head
- ust as Il rbym true 81 he said.
Ind the old toy-seller he set them by
with whveriEg tear in his dim, old eve
Ili some one came with skip and hop
To bear them away from the dark Old shop-
ANA they laughed TO think 1t Little Boy Blue
But he knew that the little rhyme-boo said true
POST HELLER in New York Press.
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NEW TO-DAY.

After coughs and colds.
the germs of consumption
often gain foothold.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites will not cure every
case; but, if taken in time.
it will cure many.
Even when the disease is
farther advanced, some re-
markable cures are efecteI
In the most advanced stages
it prolongs life, and makes
the days far more comfort
able. Everyone suffering
from consumption needs this
food tonic.
Soc and sroo, all druggists -
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York
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FLASHES OF FUN.

Snooper-He took drop too much and died
skidmore-Delirium tremens?
Snooper-No; parachute.-HGrlem Life.
Governor Taylor of Tennessee has another
of these Texas outbursts. He now says that
governor Stephens is the brightest gem that
sparkles in the shirt bosom of Missouri"
did you want me-" asked the young man,
TALKING on the telephone TO the central office.
ION, this is too sudden!" replied the modest
telephone girL-Yonkers Statesman.
Hicks-I understand scribbler is ma king
barrel of money
Wlcks-Not from his writings?
Hicks-Yes; he has written a book in the
golf dialecL-Boston Traveller.
Clnra-See the dancing snowfakesi
JacK-fes; they are prac ticing for the snow
Dali, lsuppose.-Chicago News.
81 see that 500 Germans took fort away
from 5000 Chinese the other day, without
firing shot"
les, read about that. Iguess when the
TACT comes out Wen find that the victorious
commander merely advanced upon the fort
with little German band cleveland
Leader.
ut was rather expensive ocean trip tha
Splasher took"
What happened?'
"A fFightiul storm came up and the captain
threw splasher's oil paintings overheard to
calm The Naves."-Chicago Record.
II see" he said. looking up from his paper,
that couple are to be married in wild
beasts cage. What follyr'
don't KNOW" she retorted. "When one
mas 10 live with sn old bear she might as well
get used TO IL from the staff" And the cur
tain dropped.-Buffalo Express.
fox- You may talk as you like about
"oman's inability 10 attain the heights OF
maseuii eequality, but my wife has disproved
the popular contention
knox-How is tnat?
fo3-Why, she was out 10 one Of her club
meetings last night, and on her way home
was unable to solve the nightlatch problem
Boston Courier
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WATCH THE coNsPIRATORs.

exceedingly difficult to keep track of the OF
the willy cOnspirators who have employed by po
bosses and corporations defeat the adoption a
charter by tbs people OF this city, The best do at this
uncture to advise the people eye upon
them Time, which is always vndcator of the righteous
and the innocent safely relied develop plan
by which they can be thwarted.
On Wednesday evening member of the combine, the
Eveing appeared strong argument in favor of the
adoption of charter. 1t said indifferent
organic would be better act;
the needs charter badly that any
submitted will probably be adopted the ntmaon being that
people a desperate disposed take
chances rather than continue this present unsatisfactory
condition. The morning the
tors, the $4,000 Examiner with appeal
people to the polls and December 81 declared
that the bosses and corporations determined
adoption of charter and said that they would unless
the people checkmated them with their votes.
On Tuesday evening the Buckley Democrats met and
Endorsed eight of the charter convention nominees.
Ezra them long respectful carefully
suppressed the fact that they acting orders of
the of Lvermore whom to denounce as rascal
a booder
These proceedings have already remarked make it
extremely difficult keep conspiracy to
defeat the adoption of charter The Post
only to shout charter and ends
would that the combine mistake
it made few days when shusd $50 Examiner
up in the box with the Southern Pacific
Buckley Democrats That faux conspiracy
and defeat it. 1t is evidently programme TO
precpate quarrel Examiner and Post and
thus lead the public believe again
dated its contract and left the Southern employ 1t
will therefore be well for the
In the meantime question to the
freehoders of the Ctzens Committee OF One Hundred
Among these fifteen gentlemen there highly respect
able citizens All OF them reproach are
cautioned conceding that not know
every The question is Are freehoders
they being supported by The Examiner Evening
Buckley Democrats? If they what excuse have thew to
offer for permitting the outrage contnue
that these sheets Pacific and the
associated viaines that Of them
drawing from the great corporation keeping quiet
that the other is the open interests of the
monopoly and that the joined Buckley Demo
Gratis for the of making campaign so ride
uous that the people will become disguised against
any charter
Every man is known by the company keeps unless
the association in the of these interrupted
verysoon several regulations will be placed jeopardy
have they to say themselves2
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THOMAS v GATOR OPPOSES
ONE-NHN-P0WER CHARTER

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HOW YOU. HAPPEN TO GET THE PAPER.

efo
ppe 10 come out tomorrow morning mus be there
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
New York Pres

New York Press.
The only rhyme that Cupid" has is
Stupid"
Man is q political animal. Woman is neither
one.
new woman Is one that believes the
women ought to choose mems drinks.
Lots OF men can be made to shed tears over
the thought that their mother was woman.
No woman should believe a man in any
thing unless she is willing TO believe him in
everything.
Among the women no woman is considered
a coed house keeper until she contracts the
food show habit.