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WANTEl'-JOhn jackson, formerly q busche,
III Gleat Hampton Row, Birmingham, England.
VINO many years ago went to America under the
aalne OF JAMES Joiilisoh ana .taded for some
years As cattle dealer In Kansas CITY, JacknDn
lfalive), is how entitled 10 Ir0pert, ii. kiglaii,
Information 70 MILAN JACKSON ,Droi!,rrI,
nnsI ShasIESspeaI Villa, slarkhi =, Bir,n!ugi,apl, m
bury, England.
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WANTED The address of n. Cameron, WI.
formerly lived In 18th 81. Address STONE
Herald, New York. ~
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INFORMATION wanled.-Daniei l. Dayei,.
port, formerly Of John L. GoNen and Co., con.
tractoIs, or his heirs, VIII please communicate,
with WILLIAM L. MCKINLEY. I,y Herald
Downtown New York
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WILL any heirs Of william Gibbs, deceased,
who died In Philadelphia, Pa /, on tie I'd day
Of May. 1879, please communicate with X. H.
lNNES' Esq, 40 Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa!
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ElGENE SMITH, formerly OF Arena, Wis, last
heaii iluul Ia New York, employed In r'stau.
rant, Will hear something to his Interest by cou,.
munlratllg with REESE Il CARTER, Attorneys,
DOdgcNiic, Wis
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Holy
Cake
CO..

The only religious pastry.
Every iugrec ient is named in
the Bible. Even tie direc-
tons for mixing are found in
the word of God. C,i, is,ians
everywhere should &c inter.
ested in this mar, elous recipe
The verses in the bible are
given, the symbols arc abso-
lutely correct. Holy cake is
a delicious pastry that should
be served in every Christian
family and at cvery religious
feast. Ver;l,y it is taken
from the b ok uf God. \
printed copy Costs a dime.
Address: The Religious Ex.
change, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
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WILLIE PAfL ELO.-ImpOrtant send your
address to BLOOMHART, Mount Vernon. y. Y.
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MUNsO, Mrs. NJ. E--Please communicate
personally or by letter with C. r MILLER. No. q
I'd ST., New York City.
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JOSEPH lluNNIS-A native OF Russia, known
mere ~ Joseph Ennis, is required u communi.
cate with his brother, Major +. Hunnis, st.
Petersburg, Russia, Or the Consulate t;enerai Ui
Russia "A State street New York.
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ar Frederic Richardson, late pru. crickeler
WoodDoIough, Notts, England, and Montreal
saiiaia, win Apply to H. u. s., 762 Lafayette Nv.
New York, 1T will be gladly received. Cuban
pa pets pleas, copy.
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Tuesday, November !. lX9S.

Go,p morning! Do you buy in Will
mington?
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JORDAN.-Relatives Of William II. J,rdan de
ceased, late of the State Of indiana, may learn
som thiag to their interest by addressing ATTOk.
NEiS, Box ~, Herald Downtown. New YORK
City.
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iNt0RMATlON wanted OF Cornelius sheehsn,
sOil ol patrlck y, Torn q. 3SS East Attn st., city
COL; last heardfrom him il, April 1892, from
Denver; way going to Stockton, Cal; father and
inotner dead; come home " john. Send any In.
Street. New York Western pepsry please oopy.9
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INFORMATION wanted concerning the
Whereabouts Of james Hardy, OF Donegal, Ire
land, who left nome in 1871 for Alstr,.ili.: any
information will lie gratefully received by lis
sister, Kate Hardy. l2Os Locust street. rhiladel-
phia, Ia,
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WILL John Tregoning communicate
HIRAM .. MAXIM, care WiiHlOw n LaRterS4
Nassau st., New York. ~
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If John Martin, who lief: the English navy
'ilp Belleroph0h about ~ years ago, Is still Nv
Ing, his mother, Jane Martin ilee blaliselil.
Would like to hear from him Communicate "
letter with l.. A., ~ Ry"lSon ST.. br"klyu, New
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Thomas +. nayard, Jr., returned tt
New Yerk yesterday.
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SHOULD this meet the eye OF any Of the relx.
II Stockport, England. MR.. FREDERICK
BEARD will be pleased u see or hear from them
address British steamship Energia, Market Al.
wharf New York. ~
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MRS. GEORGE +. GORREN, formerly Of s,
West 4jtn ST, will hear something to her advan-
tage In communicating with j. +. O., l24a
Broadway, New York.
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WANIED-k0Dert Bruce Davidson, . SOL ui
he late David Davidson, Writer, Coupa., Angus
scotland, or any of his children, Address DAVID
DUNCAN u SON. Solicitors. Dundee, Scotland
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INFORMATION wanted of Lillian DE Nu,o
and heirs or Frank and John DE Muro Address
EXECUTOR, 226 West 136th St., New York CITY.
syracuse aud Troy. Papers please COPY
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kNlGHT-lnfOrmatiOn wal ted OF children Of
Mrs. Jane Knight formerly residing III Brooklyn.
Address WALTER COLLINS, SAB Washinet.S,
street. Jersey City, n. J.
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HENRY S. Information wanted ahuu
Henry 8. aray, OF Toronto. last heard Of in snm.
mer Of 1883, when u bookkeeper with sin,onds
Mig. Co., Long Island City. and living at Ed.
HUGHES 4 DWIGHT, 96 Broadway, New Yori
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PERSONAL.

UsHER-Mrs. Rob re Usher Marie Antoinette)
please send address 10 DUER, STRONG 4 JAR
Wis, 80 Wall street, New York City.
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II Theodore Hummei, VI Entigen, Uuerap,l,t.
ioro, Wnitemberg, who left his home in Noes.
.ngeh ~ February, 1891 will COMMUNICATE with
tost Oace tox ix', New York, he will hear
Sgard to him will be thankfully received.
Western papers please COPY.
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INFORMATION wanted OF one Mary Colfelt
who resided IN Schenectady. n. y, previous To
and went under the name of Mary Wheeler
while residing In Schenectady ; by communicat-
Ing with the undersigned she will hear Of some.
thing to- her interest.
j. s. JUNO. Box 6.5, Schenectady, MY.
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bVJHNEJJ OPPORTUNITY.

A rare chance for All active party with small
capital to invest to take all interest In and
ma anagement OF one Of the best paying office
businesses in this section for an Eastern manu-
tacturlg concern. This is business orening
that Will stand the Strictest investigation. 10
tr uble tot swcr questions. Address,
ACTIVE, Sun OFFICE
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to the Baron Won AIyensIeben ,au, of Fifth
avenue Hotel. corner Of 23rd st., and 9th ave,
view forki--f0u are particularly requested 10
communicate with J. b. B. Lewis, solicitor, "
suck ienDury. London, Eng. Anyone knowing
rewarded. ~
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MRS. ROBERT SCALES Wanted. information
regarding Mrs. Robert Scales, whose husband
died in New York about eight years agt. After
her husbands death she WAS SUPPOSED to have
person knowing where she is, please write 10 T.
LINDSAY, parkhill. Ont, Canada.
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INFORMATION wanted Concerning Matthew
,nristie last heard OF December >; will be thank.
uily received BY his brother. DAVID box 4s5,
White Plains NY
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INFORMATION wanted Of A. II. Smith who
left home October 3, 1888 age II, wearing blue
coat and vest and striped trousers, gray cap
Communicate with W. Ii. SMITH, GAS LAFAYETTE
ave-, Brooklyn, MY.
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INFORMATION wanted OF Mary Norris, tina,
lived with Mrs. DE Lacy. 747 East 9th st. Please
call at 2i7 West l26 St., N. y, and she viii hear
Of something to her advantage, or write.
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST
Continued From Page One.

The vote in The Suns senatorial
contest at Il midnight stood as fol
lows.
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lNFOkMATlON wanted ui Ellen pyne, mAr
led John Burke IN North America SO years; lived
last l4M BOwery street. New York.
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WANTED--By a man OF experience and
ability, place where he can earn a living, book
keeping, office work, &c. Saia.y nominal Refer.
eIice furnished. Address 4. q. sun Office.
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LIBERAL reward will be Iaid for any infor
nation as to whereabouts of ". f. Brewster vi ho
left his home 2Ol President St Brooklyn night oi
August 81, and has not been heard uf since:
height 5 feet inches, weight lGO, brown hair and
mustachr, partially bald on top head, blue eyes
ana fair complexion; gray worsted suit Of clothes
straw hat and black Aced shoes Address
Mrs }. W. BREWSTER, 20l President ST.
Brooklyn, N. \,
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\AI ANTED--pOSITION AT ANYTHING BY
w strong young man OF -. Address,
II. X. 4Wi West Front ST.. Wilmington, Del
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SITUATION WANTED. MALES,

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
position as body or gear maker. Apply to Harry
smith, 6O2 King street. city.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-27

will be sent to ali subscribing i'm nedlalely and sending 15c addl- tionai for mailing expenses, making SI.l5 in all. The book will be published'ahout Decem Der 25, 1897 Copies of the book will bo sent to all taking advantage of this offer, as soon alter above date as p0ssi- bic. Do not delay, but fake ad : vantage of this remarkable liberal offer which we make for a limited time only, by special Arrangements with 'ho publishers, Renom Der We send both papers tull year for s! 00, and y"a can have 8 copy ot the book by sending i5c addition
 Address TEE TRIBUNE, Green Forest, Ark.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Eighty acres one tnile North East Of town buildings good orciari, well of water yoou land and title for terms apply st this Office
 Good farm Of -,1 tcfes for sEle cheap. l76 dw -linG. large bar.t and other othtr cat lJ35ld- .gs .his falla Is or the heTvvYile ard Bur iin2ton r0ct, milee east Of Berry Yii!e For fur ther particulars call on ths oiiSe
 < tiut bottom tAr,u i t!,a tI.4ftf. v.,llau ,.,,e s0uth of Gre.i Forest 5io acres iu traCt, 20I f1arns ia cultivation. und,r Sood fence Oee good residence a@d 4ut btii filings, two tni ant aad Sprl 'ls6. Situated on t@o lcaGisS uoeuty roads, Che laiie rom school house, e6rrcD antl pest e'liee other words thrre %oa4 homes hone. Good bargan. Iall at ths office
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V arning Order.

In the Carroll Circuit Court, Eastern District, February term, 9Q0Q
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The DaLscr Comes

n cases of typhoid fever, diphtheria and other wasting diseases when tLg patent has Geen reGaced in flesh, aud strength, and begins the toi' climb to health Here Hoods Sa!sa- p,lina ti.Gs cs place, ii enriches the blood, Strengthens ,ha neTFes, lives tone to the di- gesEt9e ofgsHs and builds 0D the whole system.
 1zsod's fAsi5e a15 5ha best aftee-diliner pills, 4asisp digestion. cure ne8Qache. 25c q box.
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2fSCO LINE
ST, LOUIS < vsANrrANC.SC0 F. R.

The papuiar taroag.l o;r eoule from selig- maa V ,,':rf tU al aoi h Miss .Hri. tt&a3sds ha'isas sttl lahotpa {A4li4a Terutaf'.. :eNas f1oi9rado Wyau;4L, Gtsh, New -ad .t't 'eN'e9, .A' z7'a, l.ia!sn Moa ia "a, Stsf;tt4 talii5rua. T asi'iI irtoA and Jrd- son
 fhe Fris Q l.ine is also the nosi d;roct r0rtp to 7t ionis stt' ;il p5 .ts cas-. F'psaai iali- rtlA easa5t ,i+ap4rs, r.cij in@cFia cars fapate IT 'u) ;,IG CGa"u.a a5 al rough tyaj,s.
 Ror inia t8hie fH&ps ratas and full l,artie- ularS. idraaS Het.ftGt agent F"iscc Line E. r iaaGaIu '. &isliN.sT
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IT you feel weak ard &I1 worn ouf, Taka BROWN : IRON BIIIARS
S.9aa'Y'2e,iy ays e.o.

CGeea'- r. aAti ..stlaeLjc, tile mns- yon-
 @tsi3 nat ,i}s';si et.s'rreGy cf ti4e a-o ttsas- &+ aaG T, 5i}!nc 5o tlt ifsl@. ,e', ft'i.s st.3
 a positively on &.dnert l'yer and hcW'''t. sl"2e'tt.. .h" N.'.as 'afr. disp5i ci3s, eA.,. itf'...a5ss laE'f i&.vilual eouatjpam1H &''t H }@aatv,,s. e45e BE~ DaI ft5- a ,}E& 1T '5 .- = bn,.}c. !. Y ..ii reulS aoid 3n. &taeaa5auG aa csttt 4g s'i t'ln. ;giste.
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II. E, S.ani,ope plaintiff, 4 g&lntS

! CS c,
 II. +. Stanhope plaintiff,
 A@&ints
 Judy Garter, widow of W. B. Garter, deceased, Elizabeth P. Jenkins, " D. Jenkins, her hus- band, Mary Shahan and | T. Shav han, her huspaHd, Amanda arter, widow ot " F. Garter, deceased, Ellen Newton and William New ton, her husband, Mary Calien, heifof ". 4. Carter deceased, and W J. C#iIcn, her husband, Sarah c. Emmett and William Emmett, Der husband, Nancy T. Youngblood, John T Carter and Hester Carter, his wife, AarIh" Norris, widow of Franklin Norris, deceased, Hannah Walker aad j N. Walker, her ha>bani 5lartha J. Johnson and Do0gias Johnson, her husband, C&i- lie Lee and J, N l1ae, her hu<band, Mary Sbipmao aud Jaceb Shj}nan. \ N;4ory 1. Philips and r. M Phil- llps, hpr husband, w. 4 Norris and 'Zetnjtta Norris, his wite, and Giibyrl X arris and Sarah Norris, his wlt., Joha Norris and Minja Norris, lis wife. Mrs, Elizabeth iitrdon and John Mitchell defend eots fHe defendants, John D. Carter, Hester Carter, Nancy A. Poiiiipa. ? N Philips, '" A NoaraS, HeipIaa Norrls. G5Ibert Norris, sarah Norris John Norris, GlI0la Norris, Mrs f!izabrth Har- den, John Mi.ehell, " 4, Newton and Eiteu Newton are warned to appear in this court within thirty aays 1a aa~HeF t'e complaint of tbv Ia,ol.E, F. Il Stanh,.pe.
 V a ~S my h.:ud and official seal 1iiio 70 Gay ot Dec, 1897.
 d , D. UAIlGY, clerk.
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Additional Locals.

WHEN bilious or costive, eat Cascaret. candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, l0e, 25c.
 While in BerryvilIo ifyou want good meal or your team we'll cared for stop at the Southern Hotel
 Ifyou want fzany Fire Insurance, talk with A, J. Russell He rep, resents one of the very best compa- nies in the world.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14

| tney can earn over their maintenance
should be returned to their families.
Inc present system virtually convicss
the whole family of married man for
the oftense of one. The state really
need require only that the convict
shall maintain himself while in
durance. New Era.
State Health Officer Blunt is in re-
ce1pt OF letter from the health au-
thorlties of Chicago inquirinp as to
how many cases of yellow fever there
nave been in Texas during the last few
years, DR.. Blunt answered to the eff.
feet that with the exception of last
summer, when it was possible there
were few cases with the deueue
epidemic, Texas has bsen free from
yellow fever for the. past fifteen wears.
or ever since the present uuaran,
Zine system was inaugured.- Austin
Tribune.
A Leely, Texas, dispatch saws: John
Oldog, young German farmer living
about five miles south of here, met
with an accident yesterday that cost
him his life. Accompanied by his lit.
Tile son he was returning from a hunt
and when in sight of his home the bug-
gy struck rut, throwing the little fei. |
low out. The father, in ATTEMPTING tn
catch the boy, dropped his gun, the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14

The register at the University
SHOWS the present enrolment TO be
l4o. This is the exact number that re-.
glstered for the entire year last SEES
sion. This is very encouraging and
the proctor is confident that the enroll.
ment will be over 600 by the end of the
scholastic year.-Austin Tribune,
A Paris. Texas, dispatch saws: Ellis
Niece, full blood Choctow, shot and
Killed Willie Stockton, a l5-year-old
white boy, twelve miles went of Tus-
cshoma. He was drunk and going
along the road. Stockton and other
boys guyed him, which enraged the
Indlan, who pulled a pistol and fred
reports of the different ranger COM
psnles to the adjutant general show
mat during November the four com
panles made ninety three arrests, eight
OF tnem for murder and fifteen for rob
perry, and materially assisted sheriffs
In many ways. Company E travelled 1900
miles, B ITO miles. D 955 miles and F
9oo mlles.-Houston Post.
There is clash of legal opinion as
20 whether the State and county off,
ySrs must stamp their official bonds.
Ene Federal government msintaiss
'na1 Inc bonds must be stamped, while
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14
Mexico.

The members Of the German club
are now congratulating each other up
on the elegant club rooms they.haye on
Victoria street. The rooms have been
thoroughly renovated. One of the
rooms is music and sitting room: an
other is set apart for Q reading room
IS devoted to games, cards, etc.-Chi-
lahua Enterprise.
The name of the man arrested IN
suspicion of being the murderer of
Conductor Hesld is e. j. johnson.
claiming to hail from San Antonio'
Tex. He was met acciden tally on tne
road near Salinas by the chief of DOL
Ice OF that place, whom he asked for
aims, saying that he did not have
money enough to pay for passage to
San Luis POtosi. Something in the
mans manner aroused the suspicion
OF the official aud he arrested the
stranger. Upon being searched be
was found possessed of SI37 in bank
notes and some American money In
silver and gold coins. He was placed
incomunicado by the Salinas Judge. II
ID not known what success the officials
= ave had with getting an explanation
from the prisoner.-Monterey Globe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14
Ell PASO DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER A. 1898.

Assistant Attorney General King o.
the Texas Department of Justice ia o.
the contrary opinion.-Waco Tele.
phone.
| At the present term of the United
States court three convictions for
felony resulted and on Monday next
Deputy Marshal Eugene Yplesias of
Laredo will leave for Columbus, o..
with the men, They are: Ed. F.
Mooreland, two years for embezzle-
ment of postoffice funds, George De
Fontaine, counter feiting, five years
and vi Hing, Chinamau, two Years:
for forgery.-San Antonio Express.
A Hampstead, Texas, dispatch saws.
A general fight with pistols took place
at O'Clock tonight at Wheeler's cor
ner. About fifteen or twenty shots
were fired, but it is impossible tonight
to give the names Of those who par
ticipated. jim Read, deputy city tax
collector, was shot four times; probably
serious. Archie Brown was shot
through the hand and George Carna-
han, an onlooker, was shot in the leg.
Houston Post.
The present commits sioners' court of
Lavace county will try the expert
ment of working county convicts of
the public road. The convicts ought all
TO be put to work of course, and what
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14

OF chgans political
Inc
Mrs. Marie
AON -"Ao OIL" Nv e"u VI
or In the world for
county went republican,
MRS. Abbott and
silver democratic
jokers. Nv" VIC 'oAei' vi "ne
Trap
will her
olnereny She is graduate
match Tor most OF her of "
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14
! Neighbour
} hood Notes.
Texas.

Texas.
A Tyler Texas dispatch saws Ne
groes living near Lindale, this county,
have received notices from whitecans
telling them to leave the county. Of
ncers are trying to apprehend the
whitecaps.
Texas will be represented by Ad-
jutant General Wozepcraft, Colonel
Standifer and Major Harrison at the
meeting of the Interstate National
Guard association, to be held at the
Palmer house in Chinago on Decembe
IA.
A Paris, Texas. dispatch says: Lit
tie Hazel, years old, daughter of J.
N. House, q prominent doctor, while
riding in the family surrey fell on her
b OK under the wheels, one of which
passed over her, crushing the bridge
OF her nose, fracturing her skull and
her. She will probably die
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-14
DR. MARC RAMSER.
-Practice Limited to-
EYE, EAR, NOSE, and THROAT
Morehouse Bldg. Ell Paso Texas.
JAS. e. HILL, r. D.,
Ralston Physical Culture and Move
ment Cure

consumption can be cured. Obesity, stom-
able diseases quickly and without drurs
Terms SO per course in class; S25 private IN
structlon aud treatment Call and inyesti-
gate III a. m. to D. N. Ralston's Hall over
WatSon's store, Corner San Antonio and STAN
ton SITS, FL Paso. Osteopathic and Massage
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-11

The Governor has named one hundred
Mississippi farmers as delegates to the
Farmers Congress which meets at
Fort Worth Texas On December6 g.
Clarksdale, jackson and Columbus
will soon vote on sewerage and water
works
The Clarksdale Challenge has a splen-
didly written article on womans sus-
frage in its last issue. Such could be
expected, as one Of the brainiest women
Of the State edits the paper
The Shinkle bin, brought against
Friars Point, Coahoma county, for ST.
SOS sor small pox treatment which
was considered excessive and only
S0Ol so was allowed 1t seems that
the County Board had allowed him 81,
500 for treatment the same year and
this tie people Thought was enough.
The matter was compromised last week
satisfactory TO both sides.
The M. & o. extension from Colum-
bus to Okolona viii be constructed At
once. The statement IS made BY At.
torney Jud Russell Of The road
A competitive examination for the
selection Of first district student to
the Military Academy ut West Point
viii BE- held on Nov lg at Tupelo
Col J. T. Powers name has been
hoisted BY the Biloxi Review. and is
being seconded by every paper in the
State. as his own successor
The Deaf and Dumb Institution will
open Nov 28rd
The Times Promoter says 90 to the
delta in Mississippi and learn how to be
democratic with 9s per cent. Of the
population republican,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-11-11

That trains win be made up to carry
the volunteer soldiers to Columbus,
Tenn. on Nov 27:--
That train No. viii leave Greenville
at t2 p. M, and will arrive at Carrollton
about A D. M, where it viii pick up ad-
ditional coaches. Capt H. T. lreys
Company G win assume command Of
this train.
That train No. 5 will leave Green
wood at 1920 p. m, and win arrive at
Winona at about p. m, where addi-
tional coaches will be picked mp, Capt
Ell Woods, company G., in command
That DR.. Humphreys surgeon Of the
Third Mississippi, has resigned and his
resignation has been accepted by the
war department.:
Thad on receipt Of this information
Governor McLaurin appointed Dr. R.
Anderson, Of De Soto county, surgeon
o. the regiment.
The negro on telegram, was removed
from the county Jail to the penitentia-
~, consequently they missed their
man and returned home next morning.
That pecan parties are the rage in
Greenville
The Yazoo Sentinel IS in favor Of
doing away with state boards Of OK
perts, ETC., and placing the control Of
epidemics in the hands Of local authori.
ties and physicians as It says the peo.
pie can take care Of themselves oil
power resides 10 them"
That crowd Of sixty Yazoo citizens
invaded jackson last Wednesday night
tor the purpose Of lynching Sam Wash.
ington, who killed Mr.. Sam Cocker
prominent citizen Of that county: