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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
MEETING. - Notice

~ hereby given that special meeting OF the Stock
holder. 4 The Homer Zee Bank Note company VIII be
80 a. the clice os the Company at No l3t Nassau
Stre. Nsw YORK on september nd. 1885,: at II o'clock
20 60 80 upon an agreement OF consolidation entered
in, between the Directors Of this Company and The
rrarklln nan, Nnte CCmrdny. -
sTO,,rtuOi.DERS' MEETING.-Notce Is hereby given
49,, srei f,sat -g OF Stockholders OF the Crank
I'm re- * No.a tomuany viii lie held ~ the Once o: the
t'-,r.n, ~ No I.2 broadway. New York City.
,s,,lcr qnd 1897 AZ 10 O'Clock 10 vote an
,erren,ent ., consolidation entered Into between the D-
-sc,,a ~ -. Company The Homer Lee Bank Note
r,,narv 4. c. CARY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST
In respect Of
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Der Cent GO;d Collateral Trust Notes.

- WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. September H. 1897.
To Holders of the above Certificates
Pursuant prov II the Note Holrrr Agree
mcnt dated Februar, 10 1896 shall prepared 10
make September 2s 1897. Of thirty per cent
80 cent? Of the principal Of The above
Certificates upon presentation thereof and suitable stamp
Ing endorscnea: thereon. Office. No. y Wal
Street New York or al the option Holders
the Office o. Jacob C. Rogers ~ State street Boston
VIII In respect the amount payable
the Certificates N September y. 1917
J. r. MORGAN CO..
Dcp0sitaric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

Certificates
Payable October I. 1902.
the above Bonds Principal an! Interest will
be payable in GOLD COIN Of the United states
Of the pres standard Of weight and hnsness and
under provisions the CRY Charter anended BIZ
Chapter CAS- the Laws OF 1895. They free and
exempt from AL taxation except for State purposes.
Payment OF purchase money 10 be made October 4th
1897
Fatbush Sewer Bonds and Flatbush Sewer Assessmen,
Bonds will he dated August Is 1887 and accrued interest
will be required in addition price. Interest
payable February and August each year. All Of
above issues Will be dated October 1891 with
Interest payable January and July in each year.
Proposals the price offered the description
maturity dates o Bonds desired and b endorsed PRO
p0sas for Bonds"
The right reserved to reject any al BIDS not
deemed for interest OF the city.
GEORGE PALMER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

In State issues 81. 900 Alabama Glass A sold at
10Si2 Ten shares Of the Fourth National Bank
stock sold at lS,}.
The railroad bond market was strong on a we'll
distributed volume of business. The more i'm
pCrtant dealings were In AtchisOn adjustment
and general IS Brooklyn Rapid Transit Js.
Chesapeake and Ohio IFS. Chicago Terminal
trust receipts Colorado Midland first receipts.
Kansas Pacific first consol receipts Lexington
Avenue and Pavonia Ferry frsts, Kansas and
Texas seconds Rio Grandc Western frstS. Read
ing general Is, Texas and Pacific second Incomes,
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf frsts The prin-
Cipal net gains made Toy Baltimore and
Ohio - Of 1929. ~. to soy: SUsquehanna and
Western general mortgage l 10 80; Ohio south
ern frsts 10 i. Wilkes ARE ana Eastern
irsts. Is to 967s; Hooking Valley IS receipts. :
TO -; Louisville and Nashville collateral -, 3i2
10 1903: Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf frsts, =
TO J0l4; Union Elevated first IS receipts L 20
Sjl2: Texas and Pacific second incomes = 10 %;
Rio Grande Western frsts. IL 10 81; Northern
Pacific prior lien As o. to 922. Colorado Midland
first receipts ! to GtI2: Chicago Terminal re-
ceipts IS 10 Al. Lexington Avenue and Pavonia
Ferry IS. p TO 1lSi2; Louisville and Nashville
IS y 20 1Oi4; Kansas and Texas seconds q to
65S4 Duluth and Iron Range frsts. 4 TO 1O4@,
Pacific OF Missouri second extension. 10 lO6,
Toledo. 81. Louis and Kansas City hrsts 10
50 and Union Pacific extension sinking fund re-
ceipts | TO l2l Fort Worth and Denver City
frsts lost 10 % Southern Railway first IS, y
10 "a. and Peoria. Decatur and Evansville firsts,
!. 10 101. Oregon Improvement cOnsol IS gained
IL to AZ
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent. Time money
was > per cent for sixty DAYS. sat per cent for
three months. Der cent for four months and
4d4l2 per cent for six months. Commercial
paper rates We're firm at 4d41a per cent for the
hes; names for three months. 4n4le per cent for
four months and lQ1 per cent for six months.
Names not so well known were sac per cent.
The foreign exchange market was easy. Post
81 sterling was A>304 S4i2 and SI1aG4 S61a
Tor long and short bills. respectively. Rates for
actual business closed as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

Tie SIX per cent Deb"' tur@ Bonds S705. 400
Fo per cent Debcnture Bonds t4iiOJOJ # Houston
AMI Texas Genital Railroad Company mature October
isi 1897 and be paid N cash upon presentation at
the CENTRAL Trust COMPANY o after maturity.
in response 20 Inquiries made by bondhoiIers whether
the Company would extend or renew these bonds any
part hem the Company has concluded 70 say that
willing Bends 20 the amount IN the
u not exceeding ssOD 90: and presentation
Central Trust company. between September 18th. 1897
and October 9th 1897. OF Of the outstanding
Bonds will ifsue exchange therefor until the Bonds
- Issued aggrglis 5000 is Debenture Bonds OF the
Ike character guaranteed By the Southern Pacific Com
parv maturing October LIST 1902. and bearing
at the uniform u Five cent per payable
annually April IL; and October LIST The October
1897 coupon On maturing Bonds Will be paid cash upon
presentation thereof at the Contra! Trust Company
or after September I5th 1907.
THIS offer g subject withdrawal any time without
NEW YORK September Atm. 1897.
HOUSTON. & TENAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY THOs. n HUBBARD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
DpopOsNs FOR DRIED FRrIT-Depart-

rnent o. the Interior ofce of Indian ATairs Wasn-
.ngtor. T. G.. Sept IL. lsp' SEA LED ff1lPOsAl~s,
I'D. Proposals Dried Fruit. and addressed 10
me commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Washington; D c.
~, ~ received O'Clock ?. m OF THURSDAY,
o,ober H. 1897 furnishing for the Indian service
eb5ut g. 600 pounds dried apples @On pounds dried
sbes AMI II pounds dried prunes This fruit must
be q the crop Of 1897 and BIDS must b" submitted or
ia,ivsry either n New York Chicago. 81. Louis
tSnsas CTtv or omaha Delivery must be made IN douoe
49, 81 abo, ono hundred pounds each and within thirty
49, from date u approval u Samples must
arcounanv bids Government barks arc not REQUIRED N
s,hr,i,tinr bids CERTIFIED CHECKS.-AU BIDS must
- ,ecornansd bv certified check draft upon some
f' states depository National bank. for At
tea., FIVE. PER CENT - the amount of the proposal
49, W. A JONES. Comm ssioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

week ended tonight includes receipts OF SIG
1896. and payments Of S1I.S49. 159. Deduct
ing from the receipts 81, SCI 900. and from the
payments 81 $4,000 for items which affect only
It's account with the general Treasury. its gain
rs affecting the banks was 1852 641.
ATCHISON'S ANNUAL REPORT.
The annual report OF the AtchisOn, Topeka
and Santa FL Railway Company for the fiscal
year ending June 80 shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
financial Uleeiluas.

6fflttl2 q III SIC e AIRY As . E<,Sc sES %
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. Sept tn. 1891:
rT,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Stockholders Of the Carolina Central Railroad Com
any ,yn be held In the Front Street Office OF the Com
AM IN the city Of Wilmington. North Carolina.
THURSDAY the 18th day OF October A. d.. 1897, at
'c'o'N - " JNo. II. SHARP
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

out Of this surplus the directors pursuant
TO the provisions Of the companys adjustment
rnortga~c. have declared interest TO be payaote
to the holders Of adjustment mortgage Donds
q. the rate OF : per cent.
The funded debt has been increased durlng
the year by the issue Of general mortgage bonds
FOR the purchase OF the Atlantic and Paclhc
Railroad. for the capitalization Of portion
of the Company's expenditures for permanent
Improvements and for other purposes author-
lied by the mortgage. The guarantee fund notes
held by the Reorganization Committee were re-
tired Equipment trust bonds were reduced by
the paynent OF S2JO000 called bonds IN Decem-
Der 1896 A trust has been established. repre-
senting the proceeds OF the payment receiver
fro n the St Louis and San Francisco Railway
Company in satisfaction Of IT'S llaDlIlty lor cup
ment subject to the equipment trust mortgage
assigned 10 that line. The cash and BONDS EN-
braced in this trust will be employed In meet
Ing future accruing liabilities under the equip
ment trust mortgage. All equipment lease war
rants outstanding June 20, 1S!s. have peen pau.
The liability Of SAG, 10 81 70 stock redehp-
ton fund. shown in last years balance sheet'
has been extinGuished. BY an arrangement
made with the southern Pacific for the eX-
change Of the lines OF the eW-MeXlco ana
Arizona and the Sonora Railway, FOR the MoJaVc
division Of the Santa F. Pacific, the Atchlsoh
mileage Is G434 miles and viii form the pasl5
for future operations The company EXPENDED
in the year SO G!j2 gSJ bctterments. OF which
$G42 O32 was charged 10 construction account
and the balance To operations. The year was
largely devoted 10 preparations for the future'
and how We'll this done can readily De
seen by an examination Of the detailed report
The general balance sheet or June - SHOWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
Bankers an0 Brokers.

Addison & Pam. IS & as,
Al. Coast, s.. J, & Ind. RiV. 6s,
Bald Eagle Valley 6s,
Bangor & Aroos.oOk IS,
Canasto.a NOTihsTn 6s,
Chippewa Falls & Western Is,
Chociaw, Oklahoma & Gulf 6s,
Corning, CoWanesquo & Ant. 6s,
CoShuCIon & Southern IS,
Detroit & Mackinac as,
Eureka Springs 6s & |nc.,
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon SIS,
Leroy & Cansy Val. Air |. SIS,
MHw. & Lake Winnebago 6s,
n5Ydud U6lllIdl Us,
Hodasay & Ta'kiO Valley Is,
Sanford & 81. Petersburg as,
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoen. IS,
SaranaC & Lake Placid 6s,
Stockton & CopqsropoHs IS,
Sandy Greek Coal 6s,
TebO & NeoSho Is,
UnadiIIa Valley IS,
VsTdIgris Val. Indep. & ". IS,
Warwick Valley SIS,
WaYayonda Valley 6s,
and all Inactive Railroad Securities.
F. j. uSMAN, 80 BROAD ST.
Specialist in Uncurrent Steam R'way Bonds
Member y y. stock Exchange Tel 237 Broad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDs At NETWORK.
Week ending Sept IL $50. 1886. 1897.
Entered n tie @ ST. 74J 20 s. go 93s g 81 07s
Thrown the market. loG- or 3.Jj1,yJs l.IytbJ
Ea,eci at Tie port So 3s7 100 si07 o3 e9l sssOi2 sG2
Thrown o. Tie 81 sy22ls lG7.0ji O39
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
Ciul0cuo Notltc5.


HI.V-YOK< AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tr,rsurer's once. N"N- York. sept oti, $50.
'E'fIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave TINS day
declared Dividend q TWO PER CENT the preferred
and common stock payable ~ the crce ot the company
On the IST DAY OF OCTOBER next, T. st1ckh iers 81
r4rnrI Al three clock T. VI. the ljth day Of sep
t,utNr fSu at which time the transfer books WILL be
clo,ee % ba -eorencl O'Clock A. NJ the "a day
OF o''0'e'' i''' p. V W RossITER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
sex dividend
rHE BOND MARKET

Sales Of Government bonds We're $1,000 coupon
IS a; 1l44 Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
ITXIoN TYPEWRIrER CO.-THE BOARD

y OF DIRECTORS have declared a semi annual divi-
dsrd ~ THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. on the
rrst preferred and FOUR PER CENT. dividend on the
es.ond nraserre. this payable 20 all
u record AZ the closing the transfer books
on SATURDAY. September Is The books viii be re
'p'"e1 " r. Il BENEDICT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

Total ..... ~
Stafa a Sew Y0in. County = Sew York.
Sc.tf Foster. President and william " Ir" cashier ~
The Peoples Bank a Bank located and doing business
Nos .N3 and 3L Canal street iu fu- tlfN ~ NrW
YORK IN ead COUNT. being dug ene fIr hms"t
that foregoing Report. wl 90" schedule accom-
y1u}Iug the AL respects statement ~
fine coalition z fIe -ld Bank. AZ Pho close n business
iifn FAY u .fnler l~'1 and tl. further
that me ~ sad Bans has been ansa,tl 40 10"
location requi.ed hy OBJ" banking N CHAP 80 Laws g
lSi, and elsewhere. and 'ha fuc above report
mai. e1nplan-" wi-h .f-.. untie" wed r. Im
the neGd-uf - Banks dos BE ijh Bay ~
September l~yi. %" da5 which su,a r"p"r, snail
10 made SCOTT FOSTER I'r,4iIeu'
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier
srveralv subscribed end svu-n %" D. hotr Opponents.
fEe I'm Nv ~ ~"ptrM,'r 1850. i"f0rr me.
EiN. T.. WArEBB RY.
notary rI... SO. 81 y y. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

A DvEnrIsEME1rs a-e sd,.err''ons Tor The Llisn.e
"A received their Uptown Once. No Lay Broadway.
I'd door north Of 3Is-st until o'clock m advertise
received Of the following branch onces st regular
until O'Clock VIZ. "a eth-eves = =
cor. 23d ST.. IS: 9Th ave-. lcth-sLS
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25
An IeonOclAsI.

A writer in i9e Chicago Times or.
aid gives al sccouDt OF a startling and
charitable sermon preached recently
in Westminster Abbey by Bishop
L hompson of Mississippi, in which he
placed himself in much the same posi-.
ton as the hero who dashed down the
scandinavian gods. The Bishop
smote the marble efigies Of by gone
kings and queens around him and
struck CONSERVATION to his audience
by saying "PeopIe make fuss about
Milton being paid only pounds for
Paradise Lost Why, Paradise Lost
wasn't buyable. Milton was not to
be rewarded that way. II be could
have been he had missed his great
mission Of service. Over in our Re-
public across the Atlantic peopls COM
plain that an ungrAteful people did
net fittiDgy recompense George Wash.
iDgton. How could they have paid
him ! Stick little gilt knob on that
head - and call him . king"
For few moments the conErsga-
ton stared At each ether in blank
amaze, and then, for the first time in
the history Of Westminster Abbey, a
ripple of Stified laughter ran down it's
solemn sisles aud crypts where kings
repose.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25

North Carolina has q law which /,
having on excellent effect in furnish.
ing good roads and banlshing tramps
from the state. A few years ago the
legislature passed an act compelling
tramps to work on the public roads
and it gives satisfaction in all the
counties in which 1t has been encoun-
ties in which it has been enforced.
The fine lurnpikes which rsdiate from
Raleigh and Charlotte into the COUP
try for distance of twenty miles or
more we're built largely by tramp
labor. Under the law the mayor and
justices courts can sentence tramps to
road work, aud the reports show that
North Carolina is rapidly Increasing
her mileage of shell and macadamIzed
road which are so constructed as to
be permanent,-Sta
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25

Gen. John B. Gordon proposes to
devote a great deal Of the rest of bis
life to removing sectional differences
between North aud South. His re-
cent address at Nashville will long be
remembered and often quoted in days
to come. He reviewed the growth OF
the Veterans Association ia the past
eight years from ten camps to over
1000 and said:
at is an army stlll-but an army
for bloody war no longer. It's banners
no longer bear the hsming insignia of
battle its weapons no longer flash de-
fiance to foe nor deal death to opposing
rauks. Its weapons are now the pen
without malice, the tongue without
aspersiou, aud history without misrep-
resentatlon. Its aims are peaceful,
patriotic aud philanthropic. Falling
after the most desperate defensive
struggle in human ANNALS to establish
the cherished confederation, these
highsouled sons of the South offer
their record of devotion as the noblest
pledge Of their fealty to freedom, and
their readiness TO defend the republic
Of the fathers"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25
GIN YOUR COTTON AT THE
x Mississippi Cotton Oil CompayS New Munger System Gmney:
MISTAKEN ZEAL.

An active oilor' is being made &c
secure Richmond Virginia as The place
for tho 3lst annual cncsmpment OF
the G.. 4 r. but neither the veterans
! themselves nor the people Of Richmond
aud the south enlralIy are partlcn'
| larry dcsirnus of making the historic
capital of the Coutcdcra,A the sc"uo
o. such u re.union. The chief Office
ton, aud very reasonable one, ia y G
certainty ct embarrassing complca-
( tons which Will arise over the color
line This OF itself Is sufficient TO
maks the proposed encampmeut im-
practicable. but let us be sincere.
The spectacle Of the blue coat batal-
lions in Richmond after all these years
could only revive unhappy aud bitter
memories. People may forgive, but
forgelfu'ness, no matter how earnest
the effort, VIII only come with dealt ,
There is little or none Of the ancient
sectional enmily lett, except in the
breasts Of the ignorant ofeither side
those narrow aud Jamaican souls who
have never learned, either from books,
travel or experience, that the people
of the north ana south are practically
the same in thought, feeling aud habit,
with the same mixture of good aud
bad strength and weakness. The
northern man coming south quickly
becomes assimilated with its people,
observing its customs, rising o. fall
ing promptly TO the social, political
aud public place to which his abilities
aud merits properly cntille him, his
standing and success never Influenced
by the fact that he is not a son of the
soil, or that even his politics differ
from those of his Deighbors South
cru people never emigrate to the north,
nor does a northern man once rooted
here ever return but travellers from
south to north never find reason for
that any prejudice exists
against them because of their south !
ern birth. There is no longer any |
gulf. The "bloody cbssm" has closed |
over. Almost the only evidence we
have left is the feeble army of veter-
ans of either side. With their passing
he old enmity will become only le-
.end; but while they live it is impos.
ible for them or their sons and daugh-
ers to forget entirely. The brother
rood intended to be symbolized by
heir encampment in Richmond is
eprehensible mcntallty-most
eprehensible because there is no
ruth III ii. Our cid soldiers are
themselves the symbols Of our time of
trife and bloodshed. The memories
hey stir are fierce and bitter; aud the
hosts of Gettysburg and the Wilder
ess are too awful to be forced to mop
nd move through sentimental farce.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25
PARTY DUCTRINE.


A great MANY theories arc sprung
upon an unsuspecting world for the
purpose of boslcring weak causes
hui we doubt II there was promulgR.
Ted weaker one than this; party
truths are limited IN this country TO
quadrcnnIal declarations; in the in-
tervals political progress Is dcad-lOcked
political thought III sn'p"nsion.
Whether the quadrennial announce
mont has been accepted or rejected,
public opinion within the parry must
s'a"d sill u"til the period IL ended
This absurd position is a popularity
of The l6 TO people, who cling to the
past But such M absurdity is re-
jeoled by all who prefer the future to
the past, Governor Boios, of Iowa,
for example, says tho l6 to theory
has had Its day in court, has been re-
j"clcd, aud ia theI efore no longer bind.
ing upon any member of the party.
On tho contrary, it is the duty Of
every Democrat to forthwith sharpen
wits in order to discover some cur.
rency reform that the people will &C.
cept, aud that therefore some chance
OF becoming means of relief to the
country.
A position of Governor Boies lie
one of common sense as we'll as OF
common liberty of thought. Tho adj
verse proposition is so absurd that
very few have the temerity to present
ii in the way of party discipline. In
fallbility for term of four years
has never been considered a dogma
of the party Reasonable differ.
ences are inevitable over all econO-
mic questions. There has never been
a time when all Democrats wert
agreed upon the tariff, the currency, or
any other problem of like nature.
All Democrats believe thcre are still
sovereign states in this Union all,
too, believe in strict construction OF
the constitution all condemn clasA
legislation of every sort and kind
but beyond such fundamental doc.
trines there are, there always have
been, shades of belief, al! however,
tiuged with real Democratic doctrines
1t is not absurd, then, 10 say that
Democrats must wait until a summer
month of 1900 before they discuss an |
economic policy of 1896? No one, say
he infallib!es, shall attempt to amend
t, to seek new truths in relation to
he currency, to swerve from il a
lair's breadth. The nero statement
If their position is its rejection, a de.
of its puorile nature. Po-
iticsl progress still lives in the party,
md if silver continues 10 settle, It bids
air 10 ignore those who are cracking
mimic party lasheG, and 60 on unfet-
cred 10 conclusions that will bring
he party together, aud commands the
Import of the country. Victory 10
together better than suicide.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25

Mr.. John w. Matthews of Crystal
Springs, gave US some interes ting
facts gathered In his experience as a
truck grower he having been engaged
in the business for several years with
varying sucoess-but on the whole has
made money, and is an enthusiastic
advocate Of the business. lie Is con-
sentative and does not try TO create
the impression that one can get rich
In one season. His son Wesley Mat
thews, cleared $1,000 this year OH IS
acres of cabbage, and now has corn on
the ground that will make IS bushels
per acre, which lie has engaged at 90
cents per bushel Mr. Hayes of the
l. G. Il. Il. Co., made practical talk,
in which be assured us that the road
would give Us the same facilities for
handling truck, as are given other
towns, aud encourage the people to
go Into tho busiuess.-Crystal Springs
Meteor
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25
Mississippi Cattle.

Mississippi is forging to the from
in more ways than one, and cattle rails.
ing is not one of the least. 1t is assert.
ed and is perhaps true that this State
now raises more cattle than any other
excepting Texas.
The discovery Of the fact that cotton
seed bulls and meal, Southern farm
product once used TO stop gullles with,
or thrown away as worthless even for
that, has brought about a great revo-
luton in the matter of cattle-ralsing,
csttle-fattening, butter-making, dairy
ing, etc, and is worth untold millions
10 the farmers of the country.
Should the South today exchange
her knowledge OF the use of cotton
seed for every slave Grants army re-
leased from bondage, with the increase
thrown in "for boot" she would be
cheated out OF her eye-teeIh.-Clsrion-
Ledger.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-25

If yoU live very far from drug
store you should keep at hand = bot
tie of Chsmberlalu's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoes Remedy the best med
iclne in the world for bowel complaints.
You are certain to have use for it
sooner or later and il is worth . hun
dred times its cost when needed. 1t is
pleasant to take and always gives
prompt relief. For sale by Clsrke's
Drug Store.