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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-04
WAS ON sTONEwALL JACKsoN's
STAFF

Colonel r. j. Bestor, veteran of the
civil war, and ct one time a member
of Stonewall Jackson's private staff,
died suddenly at his home. No. 10
washington avenue, New Rochelle,
Thursday morning from Bright's dis
ease. He was fifty-seven years old and
was born in Baltimore, Md He was a.
civil engineer until the close of the civil
war, when he came north and engaged
in railroad affairs. He served several
years as auditor of the New York, Rut-
land and Montreal railroad, and the
Housatonlc system. He was member
OF the Army and Navy club of the
Confederate States club, F. and A. NJ.
and knights of Pythias. Colonel Bes-
tor was learned scholar and spoke
-FOUR languages fluently. A widow and
eight children survive him.
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REMAINS WILL BE BURIED HER

REMAINS WILL BE BURIED HERE
The remains of Fred G. Weir Of Gin
cinnati, son of the late s. M Weir, once
city sheriff of New Haven, were ship
ped to this city yesterday after brief
funeral services In Cincinnati. His
sister, Mrs. Washington Hesing widow
of the Chicago postmaster and Journal
ist, will accompany the remains. 1t de-
velops that Mr.. Weir was to have been
married on March to Mrs. Elizabeth
Hicks of Cincinnati. The original date
for the marriage was in February, but
the bride-elect urged a postponement to
March 4. The deceased was native Of
New Haven. He died suddenly Of heart
disease at the Burnett house, Cincinna-
II, aged sixty-four years He was pres
ident Of the Weir Railway Frog COM
pany, and was brother of l.. c. Weir,
president of the Adams Express com
pany. The deceased in his early life
spent ten years in st. Petersburg, Rus
STA, while experimenting the construc-
ton of railways in the cars empire.
He spent most of his younger days in
New Haven. His father, the late Sam
uel Weir, resided for years in the brick
block at No. Olive street.
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Notice to Contractors.

City Engineers Office, No. II City Hall
New Haven, Conn, March 4th, 1890.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
For furnishing the vltrlfed sewer pipe,
granite basin heads, cement, cobbe stone,
blue stone, sewer castings and Belgian
blocks required by the Department of Pub
lie Works for the year 1890.
Blank forms Of proposal, and any inform
alton concerning plans, specifications. bonds,
etc, Will be furnished upon application.
No proposal will be received after the time
specified and all proposals not on the blanks
furnished or not properly filled out will be
rejected.
The night to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
BY order Of the Director of Public Works.
mh4 st G. w. KELLY. City Engineer
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DEATH OF MRS. MARY STANLEY.
Mrs. Mary Stanley, aged fifty-sx
years, died yesterday morning after an
illness of several months at her home
in Hamden. near Schuetzen park The
deceased came here from Ireland forty
years ago, and for some time worked
as domestic in Hamden families. She
was a well known and respected resi-
dent, accumulated small capital and
with this bought property near Schuet-
zen park, establishing a boarding house
for workmen in the North Haven brick
yards
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below actual net cost,
simply because an Importer, after
landing them, found their cost SO
high he couldn't sell them at a
profit-so let some of them 60 at a
loss.
They are boneless-packed in the
very fanciest quality Olive oil and,
price aside, no better fish were ever
offered; they are better than most
Grocer's very best.
Being packed in oval glass dishes
t is unnecessary to take them out
of the original package even when
partially used.
In this respect they are away
ahead of fish packed in tin.
They cost 81 cts. to import.
The same fish in tin are retailing
to-day at IS cts. We own just 20
dozen of them and our price is
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DEATHS.

121 MEADOW street, centrally located, all
improvements. Possession May list. FER
mission to inspect given BY rocm
mh4 cod If Office 3, 101 Orange street.
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WHEEL IN line.
INSPECT "Tiger Bikes See their rec
ord Mark their popularity. Ask their
prices. Then risk some other wheel II
you'd rather. LINSLEY Il LIGHTBOURN,
mh1 q Brisk BikerS,
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GO gibtssoG) 0cmiitbstn enid)cn
II. Qscrlitt.

Sibt oa, ipie binldnalih befannt,
allf Der Bptsbamer Bride an Der iii0=
DItiiden gfe, Sag uno 9ladt Dem Sturm
unb Gegen preis9egeben, einen nadten
Glnben sur Seite, Elm Wann. Der linz
neno unb sriibelno auF ein Snifrument
blidt. oas er ieIt III Der 0ano bdlt.
9us Snltrument iebt aus iuie cine 3a=
d dsrlin=gpyibe, obuohl fein Menfd 5u
iagen meiB, mie iid 3aherlin unb &0nt=
gen Oenn 10 bsiBt Der iinnenbe uno
eriibslnoe Wiann nit Der naften Maile
e. auIalnmenrelmen. Sn Der Splpe=
iternobt aber id)ier es, als lei Der Bid
oes 6elebrten .auf Die 3aAerlinipribs
nod intenIiDer getpeien als ionit. @s
mar aber ollA nit ber Gpribe cine
msrtli1e Yerdnoerung poreeennsen.
Sn Der Naht bate Elm 8enliithsmenTd
auf Der aufre6t itebenoen Spite oes
3aderlinapparates eiren friihen SDl=
pelterpfonnfnhen befeiiiat. Ser aroBe
Dbniifer, Dem man oieie 5arte Nuflnert-
ianfeit ertpieien batte, iAien nun bic
eai3e Na1t binour0 nit Dem Yrnblem
bei6dftigt: ST IN benz Pfannflhen
| pHaumen= ooer GirIdmus?, eine Sra.
ae, Die bertaittsllt Der @Dnteenlrables
leibt 5u beantporten seDeien ipdre.
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Git1e NtMrt0tMn8.

lleber Die 9iilridtnng elmer Grau
miro aus @eiaaro berihtet 5n einem
I0rfben III Der 9idle BON protupiie
uurpe zines Soaes Der pope Sic Seus
rem stinoroet aliiseIuneen, ,iuo Die
golfsifimme beseiAnete ioiort Die @ats
lin ees grmnsocten als Die Ghuloi9e.
1is bsb6rOlih,n gr9ebun9en ioroerten
nun Su 9a9e. oaB bic lSrau Die NnltiT=
term al oean lyloros. ilr 0elisb!er otcr
Der Sb0ter mar. .eeioe ,uuroen ber=
baitet, Dpr 0srih! aeltsat unD gum 9ooe
onrh gyIdisBen wyurtbeilt. goy clnl-
aen Sngen iolIis bic Greiniiou bnllSo-
gcn reseen. Eis auEerbalb Der StaDt
Yrotupljc gcles,ne Hihtitdtte mar pon
elmer risiigen yDltsmeaae lllnla9ert.
Uenbarmcn biio,tsn ein pifeiles Garre
unb bas uerbreNerilhe paar luliroe Dor
cine Stsinnano 9eitelit. geioe bntell
ei,len mert,pilroiacil AontrGf.; lpaDreno
Der Mann ssrtllirIht unb 9ebrDhen ein=
berlnanttc, mar oas gaeib ppn .uabrbaft
e9niEdenl Bleibnutb. s5isb nur bts=
IL Mylaid)e,lMalie" rief ile ihrens
5poesaenpllen sn, ,io pielc leute
oab's niht eilslnal Del meiner DobRit,
uno mare ib als ebrIame Pepllfran
bearaben iporoen, niht iiinfsig bitten
mir oas @elsite oegeben uno Gir nod)
piel neniser !" 5hon fhIna aber biz
Stunoe Der 0lnribtllla oas Sooes=
urtbeii wuroe Derlelen uno cine MbtGei=
luna nit ae!aoenen @smebren ifellte it'd
ben Gsrurtbeilten geaeaiiber. SIN We=
heimen 'nphte oas Dioroerpaar nod inn
lner auf bic erbetene Ye9naoigung bef=
len. uno iuirtld lprenate tur5 ppr Dem
entihsioenoen Gugenbife ia ppaem
Galppp eill SIfi3ier beron. eia iDeiBes
5u1 lbpinaeno. 8pll sSreuOe umo ii
Die 0dnoe flatlbeno rief Die yrau
Wlan brinat uns @naoe /! grl0lung !"
Der Gifi,ier iberre: hte Der Gerlbts.
fonmiIlion Die Goilirung bes 3ooes.
uri1eils aber Li1t Die Trou. ION.
bern ibr 8eliebter, Den lie gum MorO,
perIiibrt bate, mar bonn G6niee be9nas
biat morben. Sept crit Oerlor oa:
Weib Die 6allung. Siren glifes, ol
Odnoe nad Dem Wame ausfrefeno
Der aus Dem Garre oboefiibrt ipuroe
olne i1 na1 ibr umsuwenoen. itan!
lie ba. Sin 4urlt, uno ibon fraht
Die oaloe, meld)e Die llnell flelige too
81 Spoen itrsfte Ser snei armen
| b ripaiiteil Glnoer, DIE Der Ste Der Gin
ieritbtsten erltlprnlief waren, nabm lid
/ oer Staat or
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Mifroben TIM Nobrsmdcr.

g2iat tpentee 0eblfhldse in Der
3uderrobr giate, pel6e anfdn9li6
nleteorologifden unb flimatif6en 8srz
bdltniFen sueeI9rieben tpurDen, bat
man na9 sriinbli9en unteriudungen
auf bic unbsilpolle SbGtigfeit BON Wli=
froben auriidgefiibrt. Qlus bieienl
grunbe bat nun Die bafteriolpei5cbe
unb mifrolfoptl9e 2lbtbeilung Der
ftaalliden Nderbau5tation bon 2ouiz
iiana einsebenbe llnteriucDungen angez
feut, Inn bic urfahen au ernlittelia,
psld9e in biefem Gtaate cine Mibernts
bes 3uderrobrs berbeieefiibrt baben.
Gs nurbe feftgeItcllt, bab Die Wibernte
nidt gum fletnten She'll burd 59irn1
melpilSe berurIabt tpurps, fpelds fi9
na9 benz S9neiben bss Jiobrs an ben
gnDen Der 5tpppeln bilbeten. Die
unteren &noipen, aus benen 5iidb irl
aDeiten Sabr bas Robr entDidelt, 5iez
ben ibren Nabrunssitpff aus ben in
ben Gtoppeln aufseipei9erten 0orrGz
then, aber Der BON ben Mtfrpber gebil@
bette Shimmel brtngt bie1e[ben our
@dbrung unb bic &nOfpen fDnnen bes=
balb ni9t CUR gntpideluns gelangen.
8egen biefes nebel bat man 6ereits eir,
9eilberfabren gefunben. OosIelbe Be-
ftebt barin, OaB 5tpi1den ben Gtpppelz
reiben etne 5urbe seSogen unb Die
Sc1nittenben nit grbe bebedt psrben;
baorrh tpirb bag girbrinsen Der Wli=
froben unmDsli9 unb bic 59imnlel=
bilbuns perbinbert.
Gud bic 1ria6e bes G1le1tertperz
bens beg Mobr5uders lit bon ben 8es
lebrten Der borgenanrten MnItalt err
n1tttelt iDDrben. Gs mar coaitd!irt
tporben, bab Der aug Cuba nnb 0az
mali importirte Hobr3uder in tpenisen
Wo2en uah Der Ginfubr eir1ige poii,ts
bel Der pDlariIdtion perlor. Da ber
Nudgang bon ie einem 9rab bei ber
poldriiatiun ben Werluii bon einem
pfunb auf ben gentner bebeutet, 1p
liegt bic eonmercieue 8ebeutuna auf
Der 9anb. Sorgfdltige unterIu9un=
gen nit benz Mtfro1fop ent9ii[Iten bic
iiberraf9enDe gbat1ahe, bab aner
3uder, Der Bel Der polari1ation cine
Gerfdle9teruns setgte, nit Mifrobel.
bur6feBt mar. Darauf tpnrben bic
llnterfudunsen nit mod grDBerer
Sorgfalt fortgelebt unb es gelang cis
8eftimmung Der Mifrobe, tpel9e benz
Rpbrauder 70 gefdbrlih lit. Gin Mittel
gu ibrer 8eieitiguns lit mod ni9t se=
funben, allein bic @elebrten boffen init
8eitimmtbeit, na9 Gntbedung Der lr~
1ahe oieier r3udertrantbeit" au1 Elm
5eilmittel gu finben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ nAti
9. Y. ano!l nta aeaeH 3. y. .ssa gtseelet en' y.
y; DeM N'a9ss nu1osH So-1,91 dn'
8elptpvt' ,,no xe''uui @ ua.A.D.o,.s.. ss,sn
aealon - Ne'i ae9en AlDeI1 y Msll. i.N
Nlil aoEsn pss - a'uge1s luuen 9s'ullsn.
S'e lplo Wsuinat y, g'ao''sAs I, q Soah
70. aeaell 9ees'ls W, Nsao y y Set=
tanf relfatlgts'ino; 9pellllila ahasofoilsi. lae
Duio eeaen Arlon stsI. Iet ahs
I9etlaate llf oeS g,nofums pelVllo'al
l'no ertlar' lln nsgl lUulola.
Sle y. q y. 9. g =. eo. ae9en
.yna y. golon y. =. Der Haaehoel'
0elehlWaIl DuIoen $1,000 5useipro-
nen ilno penn Jolepp Y. esOB si41o.z
90 nno ysf'ahf anaeoionel'
Som yrolpn aeaen nsarp palIpep y.
Y. Sem Nloaef 'puroeH Sioo 5naez
lptoDefi nno gsf1auI ahseofolet:
eoparo .. peaeod 9e9en o'e SIaol
yfslp eolnefs1olun. aenlpOtatet g,n= er
DaltsoeIenl penlll'al' haWoeH' oer N'u=
ger SiVo SuralUaIl aepeH.
Gnlo aeaen Soon 2Saroea. ast
An9stla9te cfllulse nal aaWl iun'o'!'
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gricfIiNe.

fsiir bic aln %. Sanuar enbenoe
WO6e blieben falgetrbe ni6t reflatnirte
griefe auf Der bieligen poitpffice
George Mnoier.
Min Glen Ninlen.
gRiil Maaaie Yait.
SIR. S. M Glarf.
.Mr. Nllen 6iiber.
Wlr. N. Darris.
NliIi Winnie 2eiAtamer.
Wr. 9enjanlin MurraD.
Mlr. Damaris 9luo.
Mr. $. g. 9obertlon.
Mr. s. Gboemafer.
Mr. Sbos. Sbomas.
6. q. Eearborff g. 81
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ssrii6tc nit Sldtterw.

SIN Der ltmgebung Der franooiifdsn
Stabt Nines ipurbe etne aIffallenDe
grf1einung an SbFbdumen bsobe1e
tet, bic benz 9otanifer Gabanes 8eranz
laKung gu eiaer eenaren llnterfu9ung
unb baraufbin gu einem 8ertc5te IN
benz 8uuettn Der bprtieen Maturforz
inenben Geienfhaft CAB. syn Golse
Der euberprbentli6en MtlDe bes 0erbs
ftes bliibte eine grobe 3a5l BON pflcnz
sen unb beionbers bon 8dulnen i'm
Dorisen Sabre gum otpeiten Male unb
bie1e 5peite 8liitbe trug fogar pielfod
ibre 6ru9t. Mlan f0nnte bieie gre
19einuna baraus erfldren, bab nab
Der erten Srudternte cine 3eit oltbcr@
Drbentli9er Srodenbeit nnb Darlit eine
3eit Der Rube fur bic Pflan5sn eintrat,
tpdbrenb beren lie ibr 2aub abparfsn.
Dts nun i'm 9erbIt BEL mod INNER bo=
ber Semperatur Hegen rtieberfanl, trie@
BEN bic 8Gune 1leue 8ldtter, ais ob 5te
glei1Iam I'M GnG1onllner cine lleberz
ipinterung burhgema6t bdtten. Sieles
reue Muf1pronen trat unter ben ge=
pDbnli9sn Grfdeinungen Elm: Die
3tpeige berldngerten iin, es enttDidel1
ten ii9 @latt= unb 8liithenfnofpesl,
beibe ertfalteten iicb unb Der 8liitbe
folgte Die Jruht. go bilbeten iih piel-
fan 2irfhen, Mepfel, 8irnen unb an
beres Sbit. Mber bie1e Sricbte ipare'l
ni1t gang normal, unb befonbers ote
8irnen boten 8eifpiele elmer belnerz
fenstpertben l1mgetaltung. 9as Mu1
bergetpDbnlihe beItanb barin, bab auf
ben ssrii1ten fleine 8ldtter faBsn, fletz
ner als Die senDbnliden dber bod nod
Sienli1 unfungreth, 3 bis 4 gentimez
ter lang, pollfommen enttDiGelt, am
/! Munbe unb am Gtiele burhous ben gez
tpDbnli1en 8lGttern glei9. Sic 1aben
5utpeilen am @runbe Der Jru6t, bort,
no {ie an i1rem Stengel baftet, of
aber au1 auf Der Srudt felbit, ani
! ibrem fleiidigen Sbeile, enblih auf
apighen ben Sbeilen bes iiberbletbenz
/ ben Reldes am Gnbe Der Gruht. Sin
ein3iger Baum tr,sg 1O15 Tridte
atpeiter Grnte, llnb ld1nmtlid} boten IL
/ bie1elbe Gigenthiimli4feit. Mn fi9 II
bic Sbat1ahe benz 8otunifer ni9t II
gar3 lnertpartet. benn bic Wii1enf9df1
Dertritt bic Mnnabme, bdb bic 6rnh1
fih iiberbaupt aug 8ldttern enttpidell
bat, 10 baB Das Nprbanbenfein berfels
ben eetpiferndben einen Rudihlag II
cine friibere 3eit ober In einen friiberer
.3uitdnb Der Gntipidelung bebentet
Mnbererleits nub allgeseben iperoen
baB Is sana rdtbielbaft bleibt, aus
ipeIdem @runbe Der Sbitbau biefer
Nndfhldg in ieinen GriiAten erlttt
Waan fann bic Weraalafung nur il
Ben ungetpDbnlicnen flirnattfhen Der
bGltnifen Ieben, unter pelHen biei
syriihte entitdnben, dl}o IN benz Midn
9el an @pnnenli6t unb an Gonnen
tpirme.
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0eiratbsb cmiuieungem.

Dartp ssranf, ai;sie 3iesler, beioe
bon Soper 9p.
Glnoe s.. gaitman, Sc Gop, 8. -
Nliee N. 5aplor, Gnaoenbiitten.
Games s.. 8arber, Bead @itp, 8.
Minnie 81. GbriIfmnn, Gtrabbuig.
Nllen leehner, Sable Gubn, beioe
bon Beioler.
ssobn " 6lnitb, 0olmeS Gp.. Mir-
ME Weaner, Naeersbille.
ssynhm ri. Delter. WQu0e 6. Mbitr,
beibe BON Gndoen6iitten.
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OeEa,Gitsb crGm0 eru,sa /.

gs miro hermit befannt aemaGt,
oab bas bisber Don 3elner & S0bne,l
als glaenten betriebene Geihdft an Die
3ellner SO. iiberseaansen lit uno iinb
auh ole 8sdnunaen an lebtere 81 be-
sablen. gBer baber nit ieinen 3ab=
lungen i'm RiiftanDe lit. miro biernlit
orillseno anfsefDroert, iu beSablen.
40 Die Sellnfr 60.
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! GuaaI Tablor {QB por Seiflem &,

4 DugaI 2ablor faB por ieinem Go=
lninfeuer III QDsit Union, g., nnD
trdunlie. trdumts aber teine iiiben
3rdanas. Genn ibn trdnmte. er babe
Eei,len Gtreit nit ismonb anoers, Gnnlt=
.Qersdt leQte er aus, ui1l eiileil bermeirlts
sli6sH @sgutr III ben ,6Olar glerus1
su trtifen, fisl aber babel ms Roblens
@feutr itpD trup nidt uuerbsbli9e 9sr
letunatn babcn.
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Gine senaue Dereleidune unierer 2ln5ise
bnte &C., 1pede 1pir oiees Srnhjahr offeriren Der.
oen, MIRO Guh iiber5eusen, oaf nniere Daaren
,peroen.
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Sic Yobnihnisrsel,, ipelde bont
3abn Der 3eit lerriibren, limb biz
idlnnln'ten.
& Niit einem Rapitol bon 81, 000r.
900 iltin 9oIsbo. 81, bic sylnerleatt
3inf g Orooi'ii iirt lporosr1,
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goie III Diesi

Ean BON Rat&r5, ber nt4t DurG Gtnneb bon 6au's
Ratarrts s3ar SebetH rrerben fam.
3. 8. Gbenep & Gr., Gtsentb., GoIeSo, 81.
Dtr, BITE 11nterset6netcn, baben s. s. Gsenep feit
ben Ietien 15 Sabren setannt nnS baen i'm ffr pDs
fommen etrenboft tn alien unb
uansten befdbis ale ieiner Etrma einsesansenen
DerbtabstHteifeu ~ erfanen.
Bef b Trn4L
@rcbtanbelss DrcSuiften, TpIebc, D5ie.
2BaIbtnG Rtnnan & Marptn,
0rpbbanbel8s DrpeutEen, GoIebs, s..
&an's aatarrb.Rur pirb innerli& senommen nub
trtt btrstt auf ba8 HIut nnb bic fAIetmisen pbrds
Den bes Gpfems. 3eusntfie fret rer5anbt. preis
7SGcs fhs Bic EIai9s. 1essanltpsn enen Gpot1egerH
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Der fleue N'aiie, Der brittle, bsr be-
riibm en 5inaerin AeeIine Natti, Dd-
ron GeoeritF0nl Bat bpil fsirer Stan
Gin Document 5lsni 0cheitsgeidenf srs
baltsn Oes ibii cine Sabsesreliie balt
8I5, 900 ii6srt Eie pniti iii t6
50bre 1br Uosse ~ Sohrt az.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
FOR Assessor.

We are authorized to announce
W.T.. SCOTT
az candidate for the office of Tax
Assessor of Pearl River county at
the ensuing election, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce
Il. howard
as q candidate for the off &c of Tax
Assessor of Pearl River county at
the ensuing election, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
W. D. WOULARD
as a candidate for the Office of Tax
Assessor of Pearl River comfy at
the ensuing election, subject to the
action OF the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
J. J. LADNER
as a candidate for the office of Tax
Assessor Of Pearl River county at
the ensuing election. subject TO the
action of the Dem ocratic party.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
T2EY SAY

That you ought 10 get Jim Elmer
and Mack Simpson to tell You all
about the meeting place in the
woods.'
That Pole Holcomb Is looking
awful bad-something must be
going to happen.
That II is strange why all the
boys in town like to trade at Mr..
Wilkinson's store.
That Holcomb & Holcomb have
enlarged their store and put in a
soda fount. Watch their move
ments this season.
That Sol Smith has planted No.
2 in his turkey graveyard this seas
son.
That Constable Evans is the sole
agent for "The Sqaint Essence of
Life Drops" and every package is
guaranteed to stake or give"
That the "deadbeat" is abroad in
Poplarvile and goeth IN style.
That if you meet fellow running
don't get uneasy, he's not going for
the doctor, he's just running for
office.
That Mr.. John Holleman of Pur'
Wis, Is undecided about entering
the race for representative In his
county.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
PILES CURED.

By using Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure has made radical cure for
me. I suffered severely from diced.
ing piles seventeen years, and al
though tried every vel! recon-"
mended remedy, failed to receive
any relief other than the most TEN
porary. Finally | commenced the
use of your medicine, and a very
short course of treatment with II
has cured me. S. LEHM IMAM,
N emphis, Tenn, Price so cts. For
sale by Hunnicutt & Stevenson.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
FOR SUPERVISOR.
We are authorized to amour

We are authorized to announce
j. A. II. SMITH
asa Candidate tor re. election to the
office of Supervisor in Beat No. 5
OF Pearl River county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce
I. V. ENOCHS
az candidate for the Office of Su-
pervlsor in Beat No. of Pearl Riv-
Ct county, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce
j. S. MOODY
as candidate for the office of Su'
pervlsor in Beat No. l of Pearl
Hlver county, subject to tho action
VI the Democratic party.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at jackson, Miss,
February 20, 1899.

ECoi udlJ SO1 AO"V'
Notice is hereby given that the
folio wing named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before
the Ohancery Clerk of Pearl RIVER
county, at PoplarviIle, Miss, on
April 8, 1899, viz: James M. A bram'
II. e. No. 24975 for the SW4 NV +
Sec. 10, and 81 NE4 & NW4 NEf
ar Sd Lot l and Lot 2, Sec. 8, l. l
s., K II west.
Henames the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land,
viz; Solomon B.. Hart, Pompey
.Ieffison, Louis Joho, A. L. Rawls,
all of Poplarvllle, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13

Mr.. J. G. Hoffman of the firm of
Hoffman Il Willis. Gainesville, is
III town today. He says his new
town is growing rapidly, and that
postoffice will be established there
in the near future, and then they
will enjoy a daily mail.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13

Do you want a bicycle, pillow,
stove, gun, pistol, shop outfit, Nc
Cormick mower, steel rake, riding
culuvator, sewing machine, or any.
thing else in the line of hard ware
or agricultural implements? Just
write for prices, to w. S. Temple,
The Cash Hardwareman, Hatties-
burg, Miss.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
NOTICE TO MASONS.

The members of Sherrard Byrd
Lodge No. 1858 F. aud A. NJ, are
hereby requested to meet in lodge
room April 17th 1870 p. m; for the
purpose of comforting degrees, con.
sldering bids for painting the lodge
building, and such other business
as may come before it.
w. w. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
ANNOUNOEM ENTS.
FOR SHERIFF AND TAX COL.
We are authorized to announce

FOR SHERIFF AND TAX COL.
We are authorized to announce
J.A MOODY
a. candidate for the Office of Sher.
"A and Tax Collector OF Pearl River
c0unty at the ensuing election, sub.
sct TO the action of the Democrat.
lc party.
We are authorized to announce
GEO. w. BILBO
40 candidate Tor the Office Of Sher.
If and FAX Collector of Peal River
county at the ensuing election, sub
iect 10 the action of the Democrat
ic party.
We are authorized to announce
G. Il. HYDE
A a candidate for the office of Sher.
if and Tax Collector of Pearl River
county at the ensuing election, sub
ect to the action of the Democrat
ic party.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
QUININE WITHOUT TASTE

1t is made from the bitter qui-
nine, but you cannot taste the bit
ter. Specially adapted for infants
and children, and also for admits
who dislike to swallow pulls OF caps
sules. Endorsed by chemists. Ask
your druggist for Groves Tasteless
Quinine Powders. Price, IS cts.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
MANNEDl

Reliable man for Manager OF
Branch Office wish to open IN
this vicinity. If your record IL y.
X. here is a good opening. Kindly
mention this paper when wrltipe'
A. I. MORRIS, Cincinnati, 0.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. postage.
8 OCT
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-13
STRAY ED.

One black horse IA hands high,
2 white spots on back, small wart
IN right ear, Kansas stock, 8 years
old. Any Information leading TO
his recovery will be suitably re-
walde
GEO. WAYCOTT,
Poplarville, Miss.