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The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

take. Shall We pay the men Who
fight the battles Of the country ana
the Iaborers who produeeIhe wealth
Of the nation in a money inferior
Ia rha, paid the foreign bond hold
ers? Certainly not. win the Re
publican party continue to impoV-
erish the masses Of our people 10
enrich the classes?
Do you propose by your votes on
,bismeasure 10 discriminate against
| the debtor classes, which embrace
more than three fourths Of our PeO-
pie, to encrease the wealth and
pnwrruf a few who are already I'm
mrnsely rich as the result OF class
lrgislatiehR
The act Of February 25, 1882 is
the beginning of our bonded debt.
rhe precious metals were tonnd 10
be unequal to the emergency oil war;
and bond issue was necessary
lBy this act and similar legislation
at subsequent periods prior to lo0S
levery bond issned by the Govern
lment, which did not on Its iae'
s,ipulats for payment 10 coin, wa'
made by the express words OF Law
lin legal.tender notes or dollars
1t was plainly written in the stat
ute that these notes, now known q
sreenbacks, "shall be receivable II
paymen, Of all taxes, internal du
ties, exercise debts, aad demand
of every kind due to the unite'
States, except on imports; and "
} All claims aud demands against tn
United States Of every kind what
ever, except for enterest uPo
] bonds and notes, which shall D
{ paid in coin; and shall also be law
, lul money and legal tender in pay
: men. Of all debts, public and pr
4 va,e. within the United States, e'
cep, duties or imports and intere'
d aforesaid"
4 To be continued in our next.
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Which Builas H.

The readers Of The Ladies n.
Journal are about as rcspoBs,.
clientele as any magazine uoss.s
About siA months ago the Pb1,sJ
phia magazine started to publish
series Of practical architectural Ma.
showing how artistic houses eo.l,
be built at a moderate cost.
ployed a special architect, and (;
work was certainly artistic. B4s;a,.
the plans it IS agreed to furnish ~.
plete specifications of each hons, :.
a minimum cost, Thousandsof ~.
pie liked the plans given and The :.
ries has been a great success for a.
magazine. This spring the builS,,
of over FIVE hundred houses, yarv;,s
in cost from $500 TO $1,000 eo.s
win be started in different part. :,
the country by Journal readen. !.
addition to over one hundred otb.,
houses which have already beenbuib
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

The Bay St. Louis Pr"grrss char
sss Mr. Love with making no
speechss-he has made four since
Christmas, and If We are not mis-
taken, some before then. For 8
new member be is a hummrI! his
marked ability is fast being reeog-
nized. Only lately be won a DE-
eided victory in debate over Mr.
Cameron, of Illinois, (Which same
is rather hard TO beat, and carried
his point about the appropriation
af $1,000 for the completion ct the
Natehrl Cemetery Road. NJ. Love
is the night man in the right place
and the Sixth Congressional Dls
tricl is not afraid he will not take
care OF her every interest.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11
Sent 10 Maine Survivors.
LITTLE DAN WALLINGFOkIr'o,, SA'
lNGS GIVEN TO SUFFERERS
FROM THE EXPLOSlON.

hOM EAAAA A&O'1A~~'a
Indianapolis, Ind, March =
Ten days ago little Dan "alllng
ford, aged seven years, son Of T.
A. Wallingford Of this city, took
from his savings bank forIy.elgh'
cen,s-all il contained-purchased
two.eent stamps aud forwarded
them to Secretary Long, with the
request that the money be used Tor
building anew battle ship to r''
Mac. the Maine. Since the publi-
cation Of young Wallingtord's pat
riotic expression, numerous con-
gratulatory letters from ditieran'
parts of the country have been re-
ceived at the Wallingford home
TIL. las, letter to come is a reply
from Secretary Long, and is as toI'
lows:
"My Dear little Patriotic Lad
| have your letter and the twenty
four two cent stamps inclosed Will
tit, which you have 50 generonSI!
taken from your spending none.
and given to your country. Their
il not 80 much need for help il
( building ba,tleship as there is 10
. the relief Of the poor sufferers {
r the Maine. | have, therefore, CIV
IN the stamps to Mrs. Edwin Stew
|. art, No. 1915 New Hampshire ave
p. niue, Washington, d. C., who
. treasurer Of a society Of ladies VIII
are collecting money for the benet
- of those sufferers, aud | have ash
4 ed hrr to send you Rttcr Of a.
, acknowledgement.
l.. II am sure that "a little feIlO
If seven years old who begins |
showing go much interest in h
,t country will grow up to be an no
! orable aud useful citizen. Wi
Of very kind regards, am, very lr
"a ~ yours. john H. Long
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

n,,n i and efficient service. Inc
government requires them to pay
far the work in advance, and then
they arerrquirsd to wait ioT months
before having their applications a.
tended to. One thing is certain
the efficiency Of the Patent onee
demands, in the interest Of its 'ii'
en,s, a suitable f.rce Of employees
70 prosecute the work intrusled 10
Iit.-From The Evening star Oi
February 5, 1898,
We wonder how many are aware
that any one convicted OF lhe''
bribery, burglary and obtaining
money under false prr,rnsesis Is dls'
sranehispdP This provision ol the
IeoDs,i,ution has in a measure been
A dead letter, but the legislature
Illus, adjourned can justly claim the
credit Of inaugurating a change II
matters and operating 10 make 'h'
statute effective, The following
bill was passed by the last leglsIa
I,ure and has become law:
Be it enacted By the legislature
of the State of Mississippi, tha
1.-The clerk Of the circuit court Of eael
county is authorized and diree'e'
Ito prepare and keep in his office
full and complete list. in alphlbe'l
cal order, Of either or any OF tn
crimes mentioned in section 2ll e
1.-The constitution of 1890, to-Tl'
Bribery, burglary, theft, arson, ot
( tanning money under false preten'
E es, purjury, forgery, embfzzIemel
and bigamy; that the said cler
d shall enter the names OF all pei
? sons who have been or shall her'
: after be convicted OF the aboV
named crimes in the circuit cou
: of his county. Also the nAmeS
: those officially reported TO him .
t any justice Of the peace or may'
of any town or city in his count.
in a book prepared and Kept Il
that purpose.
An additional feature OF III
measure is to require that all luS'
cps of the peacs, Mayors, etc a
- required to report To the clerk q
: convictisns for theft aud obtainl'
y money under false pretenSes witt
* no appealistaken.-Bil"x Revie'
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

That no immediate action is ex-
pected on the Maine catastrophe
was shown by the departure for
Cuba, this week, Of a party includ'
ing Senators Thurston, Money, and
GslliBger, and Representatives
Amos ]. Cummings, and William
Alden Smith. These gentlemen
are going directly to Havana, on a
private yacht, for the purpose o.
doing a little investigating on theil
own hook, and they expect to ge
information that will be usefu
when the matter gets before Con
gress. They expect to be gon'
about ten days.
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See What We Give For Only N
Cents.

TAKg NoTICE.-You are given
choice of the following articles aDS
The Home 3months for only lOeeut,.
Lord Lisle's Daughter, BY CharlOt,
NJ. Braeme; Book Of so pages a.
Chroeheting and Knitting; or !
stamping out6tof Sc patterns man,
new designs, including centerpieCr;l
doilies, etc,
The excellent storiIs, for which Tn
Home is noted, will be continued; NJ
Fashion and Fancy Work depar.
ments will be kept up to a high stand.
ard. Kate Sanborn willcontinue hr
bright "0f-Hand Talks" and ever
one Of the numerous Departments
will be increased and made brighter.
Illustrated Premium List, or ont.
/ fit for canvassing sent free,
THE HOME PUB. CO.,
141 Milk St, Boston, Mas.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

II was officially announced this
week by Secretary Alger that the
government relief expedition to
the Klondike miners had been
abandoned, and authority tO sell
the stuff purchased, including the
reindeer, has been asked of Con-
gress. No official announcement
has been made to that effect, but
il is stated that it is now fully
known that the whole buhiect was
a systematic scheme on the par
OF certain sharpers TO "do" thu
government.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

DR.. ]. NJ. May, formerly Of this
county, but late OF Meridian, has
been recently appointed professor
of science in the Alcorn agricultu-
raj and mechanical college, at a
salary Of $500 year. Dr.. May
lie an experienced teacher and a
graduate in medicine aud surgery.
He taught school 10 this county
several years ago, and is Iemem.
bersd by many Of our citizens as a
sober, industrious, conscientious
aud thoroughly reliable man. He
is one Of the foremost colored men
in the state, aud the Gazette con.
gTatulatcs him and the board oI
trustees Of The Alcorh A. 4 NJ. col
lsgs, upon this recognition Of BIZ
merits. -Magnolis Gazette.
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In Memory of Little StellaCOrinne
Owen.

Little Corinne, daughter of T. +. ,
and Kate E Owen was born August
%, 1895 and died August 7, 1897.
In dreary silent home
can sec my darling girl,
See her placid smiling face
Still and cold-God claimed his own.
Yes, the home is saddened now,
Since my little one has gone.
Twas "a precious loan returned"
Ere two summers she had fown
Oh! had not been trusted
Yet a little while
To rear the little one,
Twas such a JOY to have my child.
/ O! for words to tell my grief,
/ 'Tis sad indeed-who can tsll-
Only those can feel the same
When God their loved ones will claim.
0! God Of Love,
Speak from thy throne above
One word to sooth an aching heart
below,
Thou knowest love my sweet
Corinne,
Far more than words can tell
And how my wounded heart did bleed
When thou didst take my pet from
me.
0, how miss those eyes Of blue
To look me in the face
And say in sweetest baby tone
Love Mama"-''lO sect"
And when layed her in her bed,
That kiss she gave to me and Pap;
dear,
Night, Mama; night, Papa, she'C
, say,
! Before her little eyes were closed.
All! timemay heal the wounded heart
But still on memory's leaf III fin
e That sad day, sad day my Corinn
(. Left me here to pine.
d But through the mystic veil l see
J. A gleam oJ hope comes to me brigb
= Yes, in heaven, where all is fair!
: Some sweet day will be there.
! Yes, I'll meet my loved ones gone,
Father, mother, brothers, sisters an
;, my child.
|, In Gods own time he'll call me hom
e. Then, ahl little pet" we part I
:. more.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

StateSup't. Kincannon appeals TO
the teachers aud school.children OF
Mississippi for aid for the starving
Cubans. He says If each teacher
and pupil of the schools Of Missis.
sippi will contribute not more than
) cents, the magnificent sum o.
s25.OOO will be raised. We hope
that each teacher aud pupil, botf
white and black, OF Liberty, viii
give at least 5 cts. Send donations
10 Mr.. Kincannon, or Col. J. b
Power, Jackson, Miss and the sam'
will be receipted.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

About the only thing done Tins
week BY the administration look
ing like business was the making
# a contract fora 100000 sup
ply of projec,ilss, for the new high
power guns Of our coast defensss.
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FACTS
ABOUT OUR
BUSINESS

w e have been merchan.
in our native county,
Pike, over % years.
We have four large branch
stores located at KentwOOd,
La, Tylertown, Miss, Co
lumbia and Monticello, Miss
We have from our store
100 miles Of Telephone CON
Ecctions.
We carry in stock a large
and complete line of COfin'
and Burial Robes, and can
fiji orders on short notice.
We have the largest store
and carry a larger stock y
| goods in our Magnolia house
than any house on the l. Y
Railroad.
We buy wagons, buSSle,''
stoves, furniture, nails, ler!ll|
Iizers, salt, flour, bran, reg
polish, seed oats, bagglnSani
ties, molasses barrels, EACH
in solid CAR LOAD lots
We meet all Legitimate
competition in amy line Y
goods.
We pay tip-top Cash pri!cs|
for Cotton and ask noting
about trade. u
We handle between tTe'y
and fifteen thousand balesp|
Cotton each season.
We want you to Vl'l' II
it will pay YOU.
Respectfully, i
HAMPTON MERCA1
TILE Co.,
MAGNOLIA, MISS
p. s. The ,hs,n.o...,s ,..,s
Bunk h0S plenty %D"1 y
FOR CASH CO1T0M
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

The press throughout the state
mourns the death Of Mr J. B. Bal
lard the President of the Missis-
sippi Press Association. He was
enc Of the ablest editors of the
State. BY his death Mr.. IT, NJ
ouin Of the Cen,erville JefEsonian
Firs. Vice president Of the A'so-
ciation, becomes President. We
congratulate Mr.. Quin, and know
he will fill this Office TO the salts
faction Of the members, and will
honor to himself
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Baker, a newly appointed color
ed postmaster, was brutally mur.
dered by mob of masked men at
Lake City, s. e recently. The
man, with his babe in his arms,
appeared at the door Of his house,
and both were instantly killed. OF
the nine inmates Of the housa, only
two escaped unhurt; it is thought
the boy will die. The pOst-oiIiee
has been abolished, and the gov.
eminent has offered $500, reward
for the arrest Of the murderers
For cold blooded cruelty and una.
dulterated meanness, this crime ex.
cells any thing Of which we ever
heard. II is hinted that men whC
profess to be the best men of the
town are connected with this de,
plorable affair. We hope that Jus
Itice may soon be meted opt to th,
murdeTers, whoever they may be
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Meredith Case, who murdered
yOung Mr.. Addison Of Osyka' viii
not hang. as Gov. McLaurin com
pu,ed the sentence 10 that Of life
i.ppTisOnment.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Prof. Hansen, the young man,
sent by SecrelaryW ilsOn to Eastern
Furops and Asia, to secure new
seeds and plants that might be
adapted to the different climates
and soils Of the United States, has
returned home and is now prepar
ing his report. He secured seeds
and plants Of many rare fruits trees,
grasses, etc, which he feels sure
can be safely and easily grown IN
this country.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Jackson will erect an auditorium
north of the capitol, for the accom-
nodation of the crowd who will 60
~ bear Mr.. Bryan; an admission
fee of 6hy cents will be charged
the proceeds to 60 TO charitable
purposes. The date will probably
he fixed for March l7th, as Mr,
BRYAN will lecture in Meridian
March 10Th.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Prof. J. c. Hardy, Of Jackson,
Ass been appointed a member oi the
state Board of Health.
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HAMPTON MERCN
TILE Co.,
MAGNOLIA, MISS
~ .:.s. .!'s
Nntine far publisatioh
LAxp OFFICE At JAcK;CSS.' A'''

LAxp OFFICE At JAcK;oSS., cCS.
December 1th, l09" "a.
Nj Office is hereby gwen el,I laI, ,n~lisdl
" ing nsmcd se;tIcf has ll,f il[a \ n'' 'uvya
intention to make find pr,oI, ~ wiI II, I >
his claim, and tnat sald Pr,'a ~ imjle Co
be-, before the Circuit Clerk Of s"1~l sn1 lstI
at Liberty, Mis-, on January yTi... E GE,
] I'm IIaniiiton ot llberiv, a s.r 10 III
y S65, for the y W ; h wv
K. lE. ,.;,p,,eto 2
bis contimiaus residence lpa' y, Tobih
! Tobias, Eli Williams, AlrA",rt ,,n,r Mis-
of Liberty +. o., Annie cou,, ','sr : E,sas
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11
UArmageddOn. "

The above word occurs IN Kew.
1915, in the following connection:
And he gathered them together
into a place called in the Hebre"
tongue Armageddon."
I, is the name Of aplain, the
Greek name for the same plain be-
ing Esdrarlon. II is also called
the Great Plain of Jo.ephus, and Is
situated in the Southern part OF
Galilpe.
Many great battles have been
fought on this Llain The victories
Of Barak over the Canaanilrs and Vt
| Gideon over the Midianiles, to.
gp,hpr with other noted events that
occurrt d here, have made the valley
memorable.
The abave passage from keve'
a,ion is of difficult Interpretation
as il most Of that remarkable book
Seven angels are said to have pour
ed out their yials Of wrath; and j
is after the sixth angel had poureC
out his vial ofwralh upon the grea
river, Euphrates, that three IN
clean spirits come ont oi The mnulhI
of the dragon, the beast and th'
false prophet. There are said Il
be spirits Of devil; which g. to ,h
kings uf the earth and gather then
, to the battle Of that great day q
, God Almighty. Ju't what hi
5 battle Of the great day means II !
. difficult to say. The language
b probably synlbolical, and may hav
l.. reference to the Judgment day
when God VII judge the world an
visit eternal punishment upon tn
u wicked I. e. SCHILLING.
Gillsburg, Miss, March 2,'0S.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

The U 5 Government sent IN
Cuba this week two wsr-ships, con-
tanning supplies which have been
donated by the charitable people
Of this country, TO the destitute
Cubans. War-shipS will be sent
because no other could enter the
port in the day light. The ships
will not visit Havana, aud have or
ders to stop oily long enough to
deliver The supplies 10 the agents
for distribution.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Ex Gov. Culcord, Of Nevada, Il
in Washington trying TO persuade
the republican leaders that unless
,hsv abandon the single gold stand
ard the party will be oTerihro"n'
He said on the subject; Il am a
republican, but l do not oeiieVe
,ha, the party can continue IN pow,
er by advocacy Of the single goio
standard. During the last lie"
mou,hs | have travelled extensive
Inv, aud everywhere I find a most
bitter opposition to that poIl'y'
The democrats will press this we"
liar all it is worth, aud by 50 doing
will sweep the country, unless there
Is a great change from existing cor
ditiuns. The American people re
ally want bimelallism-gold an'
.ilyer-and if silver is restored IL
its former place as money, Will d
content to let Congress eS'aOilSl
The ratio.
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11

Ia U1ks
tee... a tonic. or clil.lren that want build
ul, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
Ttfs nieasaat 70 take, cures Malaria, lndi4
- ard Biliousness. Az dealers keepIL
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11
1l,1ncery Nolls0al' NN0l

THE STATE OF MI'sis''
ANTE CouNTYn, = s,O SD
To Stephen Bailey (the D,,n' p.s
P2;1-9lWIj's P%49W AXE afIsVlS VclSoMMANIDh.Dto I.t j bss
I before the Chaneery oS's ~ ,se 4
ty Of Amiie, in said 6ss.@ State, Srr,A Or a Dy
to defend the suit in ,alS lsSroin nv you ~ I
Bailey for Divorce, wnS'' i.
fendant. l.rd and ie1
Court, this 0ph dry e e NGvfBIA y BATES, y
ire br Ken down from !. ritter
ares m " Browns Ilta ,.'Isa. ns -
rpbu,lts thesyster1, ai' q G'aas'
wesFrass; flaiqf'A' "a
....y,--;,;,;;i -;;:,,;,;;i,,Ts.s ,sfS Ipes sIT. z y
II cures quickly: . IIsUTuins. IUs n
m 1nSSedieire. Get the geAsA
The Southern herald., 1898-03-11


There is quite = stir among mem.
hers Of the House ever a report
,b,l Car Reed intended to Try 70
ru.b the rest Of the appropriation
bills through and 10 iuTes an aa-
iournmenl e Congress IN order TO
nreyent a declaration ol "aI' VI
snv other action on Cuba. A pa
Dsr wssat once circulated oy re-
rspublieans among republicans
pledging the signers to vote agains'
adiournmen, under any eireumS'ah.
ees before satisfactory action hau
| b4sn taken on the Cuban question:
aud enough signers have alreaul
been obtained to block any ADJOURN
ment scheme, with the aid oi the
democratic and poPuils' votes
which have been promised
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Thrice. Il. Week Edition
NEW YORK WORLD
- AND THE
Chipley Banner
II Or
.$l.65 PER YEAR

The TwIce-a-week World has now become
the Thrice.a-week World, being issued ey.
cry Monday, " ednesday aud Friday.
The most liberal offer ever made to the
public. The Thrice a-week World 10 larger
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the Instructive and g. ecial features Of q
weekly.
Address for further information.
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A WEAK WAR OFFICE.

London, June eo.-The Times, In an ar
ticle reviewing this morning the opera
tions In Cuba, says: "rhe cause for the
Delay OF General Skaters expedition Is
administration ut Washington. The Unit
ed states War Office is almost as badly
constituted as our own"
We think 1t is due TO the wisdom" Of
that 'wise" strategy board. So long a,
they do all the manipulating OF troops
fighting Spaniards, ETC., ON paper Al
Washington, nothing will be done. Lee
Mckinley dissolve the thing; If the,
want TO fight, give them musket an,
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and sinarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
Or. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
nndvermifuge. Price, 25 cents. Sold by
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RAILROAD COMMISSION.
STANDARD PASSENGER TARIFF FOR VA
RIoUs ROADS ESTABLISHED.

BIOUS ROADS ESTABLISHED.
Office of the Railroad Commission, State
Of Florida, Tallahassee, June IA, is0s.-
The following standard passenger tariff
Tor the railroads doing business in the
state OF Florida is published for the in
formation OF all concerned, and shall GO
Into effect on the 18th day OF July, A. d.
Full passenger fare shall be three (S)
cents per. mile, and half-fpre shall be one
and onc-half 40 cents per mile on the
following named railroads in said state,
to-wit
The Plant System of Railways.
Florida Central e. Peninsular Railroad
Company.
Florida East Coast Railway.
Pensacola and Atlantic division OF the
= hlsville. & Nashville Railroad.
PENSACOLA division of the Louisville &
ashville Railroad.
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway
Company.
jacksonville, Tampa & Key West Rail-
Pensacola, Alabama & Tennessee Rail-
road Company.
Jacksonville & Atlantic Railroad.
Ana full passenger fare shall be four az
cents per mile, and half fare shall be two
90 cents per mile on the following named
RAILROADS In said state, to-wit:
Atlantic, Suwanee River & Gulf Rail-
road.
gainesville q Gulf Railway Company.
Carrabelle Tallahassee & Georgia Rail-
way. =
Atlantic & Western Branch OF the Flor
ida East Coast Railway
florida Midland Railroad.
Atlantic. Valdosta & Western.
Yellow River Railroad OF Florida.
ADOPTED by the commission this 18th
day OF June. A. d. 1898.
Il. Ii. M. DAVIDSON,
Chairman.
II. Z. DAY,
j. M. BRYAN,
Commissioners.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congressman, First Florida District
HoN. STEPHEN N. SPABKMAN.

Spain annually sends us e ,OOo, 600 worth
Of nuts, oranges, raisins and wines. She
will not fiji the demand this year, ana
Texas, California and Florida must come
to the bat.
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PLEASE NOTE.

Notice is hereby given that an exami.
nation Of applicants for appointment tc
the vacant cadetshlp at Annapolis from
the First Congressional District of Forl-
da will be held In Tallahassee on Tues.
day, the 2sth day Of June, 1898, by CON-
mittee of three or more persons to be or
ganized for that purpose.
s. NJ. SPARKMAN, M. c.,
First District Of Fla.
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Everybody So 70 So.

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derf.i medical disco, cry OF the age, ~ Gus.
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and positively OH Kidneys, liverund bowels
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