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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-17
BURIED At MEMPHIS
Remains Of Senator Harris In Their
Last Resting Place.


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place. III r'''' y" ooN o'',G.e'' was a,t,s
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difficult for the members OF the two
"guNes ~ ~, 49, s..,a oe,ia1s an5
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friends who accompanied tho remains
were James, Etward and Charles IIar-
rls. the late senator's sons; Mrs. Edward
ward Harris, Jr., E lward Harris, grand
son. and Miss Mary C. Harris, grand
daUrbter The immediate friends Of
the family we're Col II. W. Wall Of
Mckenzie. the late senator's private
secretary, JUDGE A. NJ. Lambeth, in
charge of the decorations: Edward Ray
of Memphis.
The conversational delegation consisted
Of Senator, Bate of Tennessee, Berry Of
Arkansas. KYLE of South Dakota, Heit-
field of Idaho, Walthall of Mississippi
and REPRESENTATIVES Carmack, Richard
SON. KgNIillin. Gaines and Pierce OF
TenncsS6e, Stokes Of South Carolina,
Norton Of Ohio, Benton of Missouri, in
charge Of Scrgeant-at-Arms of the house
Of representatives; Chief Page of the
sraro po1rb II RfddIeberper. Page
- r gr,r5,1r. of tho bopse
,rh,se r..,b Gov TAYLOR we're, Adit.-
Ton charles sykes Cen. w. :. MORGAN.
I'm IA q Curry Col F r. Craig Col.
Col Tobn r. brandon. Col. Harvey Han.
81, cal NJ Il Norgaot. besides these
1,oro ,yero Cant II Ward. r. S. A..
Jnlre JobD u Shields Of Morrlstown.
p,tfr,as Cor,r,issionar Hon Frank NJ
Tnomnsou. Hon. James A. Harris, Hon.
Hsrrrof. hInrrav of Jackson county and
WIN n R,n5le of Nashville
Thu tvo. c,,,rnftraes that had bnen an
rointed nrovjo,,sIv for that purpose. met
Ina train at the danot and escorted the
rer,afrs ia the church. Comnanv A. Con-
fadorate Veterars. under Cant w w.
C,rnos acting as tbo ruard of honor.
Tnop The arrival at the church the re-
mains we're nlaced in the casket in front
Of the nulp!l and two veterans clad in
the rray of the Confedcracy stood guard,
one at either end of the casket, till the
time for the funeral. The church was
not drapcd in mourning. as this is Gus
tomary only in tho event of the burial
Of a minister Of the gospel, but the pull
nit was covered with flowers that had
cen sent by admiring and sympathetic
friends. The most striking of the floral
trirn+os yr,s that which came from
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-17

Light work-making gas pipes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-17

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an 4 No,
Asthma medicine.-W. r. Williams, An,
tioch, H., April II, 1894.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-17

Mrs Ncwed-'Was I nervous, dear, dur
ing the ceremony Miss Spitegirl-Well, a
trite at first, darling but not after William
had said yes Truth.
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MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
condition Of tho Treasury.

T NJ. Henry in Commercial Appeals a.
state Treasurer May has maue 'n0
following statement showing the eoh'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-17

After most feryent prayer by DR..
Hammer the congregation was dismissed
With the announcement that the eeye-
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SOCIETY AND Personal yorps

Mrs. D. A. Love was a vlsj,or ),
Greenvllle on Friday. '''or n
Mr.. W. a. Eyermm Undo b.,
Visit TO Memphis this week O''Vi
Mrs ii, &. Robinson ia v,st,i..,
parents, DR.. aud Mrs. S. r. Dnm,'s nor
hoh' Chas' Scott is in the civ o,a
on Thursday, ''e 'LstEs
Mossrs' viii lsenberg aud Ike uoon
niger have returned from a nloa sou
visit TO st. Louis. P'o"S"h'
Miss Jennie Stevens, ono or Rroo,.
h ai,y lovely girls, Is visiting lbe
Misses Barnes, of WinteryiDe tue
Mrs, 5, 9. hull, who has hoon ~
win malarial fever for more Than j" -
mouth past, Is slowly convalcseing "
Mrs A. I Toran left this week far
a VISIT to VlcksburG, taking with hcr
her children, whose health she homes
VIII be benefited by ,be change. rvs
rather 4. j, korstenbropk hos 20
turned from an extended tour tbrough
uls parish, including visits to Rose.
dale, Gunnison, Pcrthshire aud other
places. wv
Mr. }. B. Hebron, having recovered
from the sudden and severe ilInes,
" Inch alarmed his friends, left on
Thursday for the North. Mr.. Hebron
Will make tour through Canada be.
fore returning.
Csrds have been received announc
ing the marriage of Mr.. L. G.. Wit.
kowski aud Miss Lulu May Daily. in
Washington City, d. C., on Monds,
July 26th. Mr.. Wilkowski was a for.
mer citizen of Greenvllle, and his
TRENDS here will wish him happiness
aud prosperity in bis married life.
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Hereafter employees of the Lynn and
Boston street railway company. which
ia the second largest street railway in
Massachusetts,. must address women
passengers rs MADAM" The custom
heretofore has been for the conductor
to say, "Move up, lady," or, wait till
the car stops, lady" Fare, please, la
dy" The officials of the road are sick
nf hearing the word lady. and a gem
erai order his been s"nt out subsri-
tCifIg "Madam" as the proper term
in addressing woman passenger.
Wacn this idea has taken root The
officials IF the road will see what can
be done toward a6olishing the use of
the word "4ent."
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

There is fact that does not require
any beautifully illustrated theories to
make II more solid than the knowlad ge
that lu the great field of brcad-makug
every man must look out for himself.
Tor his own interest; that when one
lacks dollar it is a hard matter to-
ind one; that the man who fails TO
better his condition in life When the
opportunity IS presented, deserves to
be commanded instead OF becoming
commander Opportunities are rarcr
today lahn Yesterday, and when one
comes y1nr WAY grasp it, get up be-
hlnd tho mule of commerce, crack your
whip and sail in 10 win. There is too
much dry rUt-DOO much waiting for
something to turn up" nowadays It's
Al old saying, but true: Every mnu
for himself and the devil for u ALP
Elk,
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DTED.

On Thursday night, July 20, at the
home of his son-iu.law, Mr.. W, II.
Neal, In reenville, Mr., W IL Grsvill,
after long illness. Mr. Gravitt had
lived for several years past in Green
vile, where be had formed a VIDE
circle of friends who esteemed him
for tho integrity of his life: and the
fine qualities which distinguished hlm
iu ali domestic aud public relstions'
lie was member of the cdmp OF Con
federate Veterans. aud left to TIE
keeping of bis children aud grand
children the envIable record OF gal
liant and distinguished service through
the four years struggle which IS now
becoming only a memory. His home
life was beautiful, aud bis death was
the quiet close of leDg aud Well-
spent day. The sympathy OF many
friends ia with bis family IN their 'or-
row,
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Tux CROP Ol1rLoOK

Ia
Allhough the time bs,n,t,..
small" op7" wnen the fall trade nav S " ra
too "' wy, oe said to tayo opensd ' ,t
o o"U, ,aal new cotton and new 'io ~ inc
lining lining TO market even In anal ''S car, are
'.'O,, makes reference 10 Tho foil trs "h
U'P.G'7 IN order The arrival Of y
Jew oaIcs Of cotton, ora few ha, w. =, =
l,o'' u"eS not mean that thnse g., W
"ro ready for market but smch .uI'
N"iS' even though earlier than ona'
mon, hor"ld the fact that the movo
"'g nn ol ne crops is near at hand
~ ho arrivals Of cotton TO dale hovo
an al Oeeu from Southern Tpvos a'd
'to', lhe number of new bales ro,o;ynJ
a, a. ,ue various markets, II is evidont
, INV tue crop in the state ia early
'HcIe have beenuumcrous COMPLAINS
VI uAmago by drought In Tex., md
ARKANSAS, but there is no ground f,r
peI'' wing that tho damage up 10 dn,e
laS oeeh VeEy serious. All antbori.
, s agree in estimating u good ,i,l1
lsom Texas, but no one il Willing IN
venture actual figures at this esrIv
date, ''''' carry
In other PORTIONS Of the cotton hell
.ho crop accounts are, on the whole
favorable, although it's believed thst
,ne crop is q trihe later Than last year
hhlle, therefore, ii Is not expected
mat any past record will be bro ken in
'he way OF yield, it seems reasonably
certain that there will be a good col
ton crop. The demand for cotton
both III this country aud abroad
promises to be good. Stocks are now
much lighter Than usual, aud there
'Glsls al actual cotton famine Ia this
country, some of the Southern mil,
being actually obliged 10 secure sun,
plIes OF raw material from New York
1t II, therefore, likely that the new
crop, When it begins to move freely,
will be met by an excellent demand
both for home consumption aud fer
export a prospective good yield
docs not, therefore, mean lower
prices
The rice crop, which il brgInniuU
10 come in. promises a fair Weld the
river crop, or that portion growing
along the Mississippi river aud Bayou
Lafourche, will show good increase
over asst ear, and will no doubt be of
good quality, That portion of the
Calcasleu crop grown ALONE streams
and irrigation canals will Also prove
coed; bur the providence rice, which
Is dependent entirely on the rainfall
has not done so well and allhongh
recent rains have caused some bctrer
meut of the situation. the g,j,tea,
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Try Gen. H. SCOTS 1880
Private Stock Wniskey, a SUI
perior article. Beware of
fraudulent limitations.

Each returning summer seems to IN
crease the popularity of the bicycle
and TO make it more plain that wheel
ing is not merely temporary craze,
but has already become an institution
The smooth and level streets of Green
vile afford exc llent roads for The en-
ioymeut of the pport, and are crowded
with riders every evening. The new
track III Wilz.u park Is a beautiful
one, and is the daily resort Of crowds
of Nheelers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31
SUMNER RESORTS.

Many delightful summer resorts are
situated on and reached via the South
ern Halfway. Whether one desires the
seaside or the Mountains. the fashion
abe hotel orquiet country homes. they
can be reached via this magnificent
highway of travel.
Ashyille. n c., Roam Mountain, Tern
and the mountain resorts of East Ten
nessee and Western North Carolina -
The Land of the Sky",-Tate Springs,
Tenn, Oliver Springs. Tenn, Lookout
Mountain, Tenn. Litha Springs, GA.
the various Virginia Springs, also the
seNshOre resorts are reached by the
Southern Railway on convenient sched-
ules and at very low rates.
The Southern Railway has issued a
handsome folder, entitled summer
Homes and Resorts, descriptive OF
nearly one thousand summer resort
hotels and boarding houses, including
information regarding rates for board
at the different places and railroad rate,
to reach them Write TO &. A. BenscO-
ter, Assistant General Passenger Agents
Southern Railway, Chattanooga, Tenn.
for Il copy of this folder.
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Vicksburg Miss.

A meeting was held on Friday
evening, in accordance With the call
published by Vice-PrNsident Stone, al
which plaus were discussed for max
lug an organized effort TO secure an
appropriate representa- ion of Wash
iUgtou county at the Vicksburg fair.
The meeting was not large, but those
who attended 1t were meu VINO direct
public sentiment aud enterprise IN
this community, and who will doubt
less make success of their laudable
undertaking.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

Editor Morrison, of the Worthlngtoh
INA ! SIM writes: "YOu have a val
nahie prescription in Electric Bitters,
and can cheerfully recommend it for
"onstinstion and sick headache and as
a general system tonic it has no equal.
NJ Annie Stehle, 202i Cottage Grove
ayenue Chicago, was all iun down.
"onid not eat nor digest food, had a
bootacbe which never lett her and felt
t ypS and weary but six bottles of Elee-
irtc Ritter. restored her health and re-
nawad her strength. Prices 90 cents
and 81. Get a bottle al fihlay ur's
store,
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MAGIC YEAST
(FRESH)
For safe ercIuSiUeLY JY
The Baird Smith Co.
The Eclipse.
(FRESII)

While the eclipse of the SUI on
Thursday morning was duly an
nouaced In the papers of the day be
fore, it was with feeling of surprise
not unmingled with awe that the
gradual dimming of the sunlight aud
the weird half-shadowy condition was
observed. In the words of Campbrn,
"lhe suns eye had a sickly glare :" and
while The ferVid beams of the king OF
day are seldom appreciated in July, a
sense of involuntary relief was expe
rieDced when they came out Of the
temporary 0bscurlty aud once mQre
shOne in undiminished epIeudor.
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NASHVILLE.

BOTTLERS OF
w. II. MCBRAYER,
OLD OSCAR
PEPPER
Bond Il Lillard,
o. F. c TAYLOR,
Guekenheimer Rye
Fine Old Bourbon,
and otherStsndsrd
Brands.
Also a full line OF
Holland Gin,
Apple and Peach
Brandy,
Jamaica Rum,
California Sherry
California Clsret
California Port
and CcEnsC
BRANDY
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his puzzle is going The rounds of
the Kentucky press: "A Kentucky
farmer ard his wife owned Pig and
they wanted to weigh 1t. The man
weighed l35 and the woman 100
pounds. They put a board across the
fence so that when they sat down up
OF tho ends it exactly balanced Then
they exchanged places, bis wife taking
the pig III her lap, just balancing the
board again. What was the weight
of the hog =
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rAE RIVER.
Above Low
WhteTmHrk
LEVEE BOARD.

The Levee Board Is stIll IN session,
much OF their time having becn de-
voted to hearing arguments in claims
'or damages. aud tor aud against pro.
posed changes in the location Of leveos.
he meeting has been an exceptional
~ Interesting ana important one, aud
a iull report Of lis dchb ,rations will
be furnished as soon as possible.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

DuyiDg the montns OF July, August
and September bowel complaints are
usually most prevalent, and at this
season every one should be provided
with a bottle Of Chamberlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
only rtmedy that never fails to cure.
For sale by Clarke's Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

a poor editor, who kmw VS. how it il
himself, SAYS: 1T Is SAID that New
York giri kneads bread with her gIoves
on. That is no news to Us. We need
bCrad with our boots ON; we uced
broad with our pants on, aud if hose
Subscribers who are so much in arrears
don't pay up soon, we will need bread
without anything on
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

lolld you do if taken with q
|iCE of collie or cholera NOR.
|Vur physician could not be
|nnoned : Provide yourself
EIe Of Chamberlain's Collie,
p Dlarrhoos Remedy aud
E'l be prepared for such an
/ It always gives prompt
nIe by Clarke's Drug
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

Mr.. W Il. McGuirk was married in
Memphis OIL Thursday evening to Miss
Elizabeth Stigler. The marriage Was
unexpected by the friends of the par
ties, and was quietly performed al the
home of Father Harrington, OF 81
Peters church. The TINES offers con-
oraiulstiOus,
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10000
O Rolls of New Wall Paper
Just received at
THE HEXTER FURNITURE 60

Stafford, Cooper's Well ard Cas'a
ian Springs Waters can be found cool
and refreshing at J. c. Hesrd'S famous
water resort, next door to Greeple! 8
Comfortable seats have been PROVIDED
for the benefit Of customers, anu no
more delightful place eau be ionnn ~ u
the city. The benefit to be der'''u
from these waters is well known.
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G1C YEAST


Isalng effect of the overflow
| ,JSl in all that portion of
|n "alCn was under water by
Isoal growth and luxuri.
Iteds' Cookie burrs two
nu lave ilourished like the
ISi r','rd' and are almost tan
1 ns!, !, enough for birds 10
4 MY " TO- Every vacant lot
I.da 'a aSl growth, aud
A S.. aver Tho water went
4, I,. !. as they never
TO-, 70 do before, IN many
rs' 'ueh a rapid and extra.
n ' S.l Of leaves that fruit
p''eIop in proportion.
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Would you learn the future of hid
den things which most concern YOU
Dangers to be avoided opportunities
to grasp; matters IN love aud bust.
ness, which you should know See
MADAM MORE, Phreuologiai aud Palm
is', 10 Poplar st., GreenvlIle, Miss.
Genllepen, 81 90; Ladies, SOC. Office
hours, s a. m to pm july At
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DR., at the Depot Hotel
ne ! 4 Nj V. r. X. depot
. Ony your bottle of cock.
LeIour jug filed before leav-
Plantation home. au4
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Mr., ]. i Lynch, proprietor Of The
Racket, continues to offer bargains 10
his patrons. lie invites all who visit
the city TO call and iuspcc: bis stock.
Everything ct reduced prices,
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LEAGUE or AMERICAN WHEELMEN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA AUGUST It6--ih p
1871 REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY

FOR The occasion nj The meeting Of the League
Of American Wheelmen, 1T philadelphia, Pa
AnEqst 4th-'ih, ls,ll, the Southern Railwaywili
~ ~ Llekets ron al points on it, lines tO<Tphi
auelphia, Pa, and return at rate of one ana
one-thild fare for the round trim.
tickets will be sold August 3nd and grd with
nnal limit August nth l5u7
Call on any agent of the Southern Hallway
for further information '''
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Jefferson Military COLLEGE,.

Oh MILES EAST or NAltHFEi MISS
CHARTERED IN 1902
An English, Classical, Scientific, aud
Business School. with MILITARY and
ATHLETIC training. Laboratories, III
brary and well equipped Gymnasium.
Experienced faculty and thorough in.
struetion. Three complete courses and
an excellent PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
$4,000 per session Of nine calendar
months, including board, tuition, fur
nlshed room, washing and lights.
For catalogues address the Superin-
lendent, j. :. RAYMOND,
iuly2i-2m Washington, Miss.
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Is, and WEATHER

Nv
[..,,., desire of tho The. cotton aSon,
r., dry weather seems about cai.
~ ,Ia. a" For the past week
i ,,'' 5,, been all that could
s' I'm days of bot sunshine
b Y. s .ool enough for comfort
p, s. LIAM so 10 affect cotton
n All crops are making a
E.I,ogIy RAPID and satisfactory
l .nj persons who have ira
J ~ srcstcr part Of the county I
l."o,abIe as could possibly
Il Some uneasluess on &C
w. rorms IS stiIl entertained,
|,r are watching them close
y'' o,epsred to combat thcW
|Ssomc NECESSARY,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

~ n Of Miss julia Weems oc-
|. IaptSday 1t the homo of
n, Jad e. 5, B. Weems, near
y. Weems was a young
'a,eIlng womanhood, aud
1 Tl admired by all who
.le many friends of her
\ II. am'Iy in GreenvilIe, as
a0,sndsle and Arcola will
-PNnIle with them In their
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31
n : AhNICA SALuE

b, lint u The world for Cuts.
Istt,tt. I 1Sn, Salt Rheum Fe-
be- and iuSpped Hands, Chill
|tly c cr az 81 Skin Eruptions,
|h gusrssSS rlleI, or no pay re-
o. no r,,,eed to give perfect
boz. ' Fy refunded. Price
} tut sale at FINLAY's
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

1 h world over and you eau
|, better remedy for bowel
than Chamber!aiu's Cole,
Ind Diarrboea Remedy. IN
II from all over the world
america for this medicine
|h Clarkt's Drug Store,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

i Cotton Exchange Sa-
In the centre of the city,
|none but the best of
he handled.
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rsp,Foh Printing o. every description
neatly and promptly executed at TINS
oflle. send US Joui 0iuefs'
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E,ce Bldfidge, Of Memphis,
| GreenviIle IN tho interest Of
H., school far young ladies,
l,dpcslionAl institution which
|rslv palrouiled in the Delta
EIjge is tho guest Of Mrs. j
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31
EEP KOOL.

n on hand a large line of
Linen suits, Alpaca. Mo.
Enp De Etc Coats aud Vests
Fals which l am closing
IIg reduced prices.
SOL BRILL.
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Have YOU seen The " style pic
turnl II not AJAX for them Of Re-
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Handsome Iron Beds

At Low Prices, just received at lne
HeAter Furniture Co' CsH a""
anime,
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THERE is A CHARACTER

To clothes just as distinct as that oI
their wearcrs-nor does that character
depend on price any more than social
position depends on wealth. Clothe
must have nstliness--a lock eff com
fort, yet ofstyle--whiCh few manu'ac-
turers eau impart
Note ours.
WARNER Il SEARLEs Co.
Nickshnro Miss
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Iryou have picture to be framed
take It to Bell
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~ Wholesale Liquor,
|le largest stock in the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-07-31

Y New Line of Elegant Sid9-
|dHsl Racks just received al
h HgyrER FvRNITpRE Co.
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ltyou peeO any picture frames made
to order go to Bell
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FOR RENT

IN Store in Lake Providence
sreupied by W. N White,
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