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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
RESULTS OF COAST AND EAST
ERIN RACES.
Horatio, Orthia, Three Forks, wy.
oming, Geyser and La Go1eta
Winners at Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Weather
at Oakland fine; track fast Results:
Six fuTlongs, Horatio Hennessy) II
to 1, won; Prompto (Jones), to l, sec
ond; C. H. Harrison, Jr. (Bulman),
to 5, third. Time-1:15. Lavator,
Heigh-Ho, Highland Ball, Aluminium,
Crcssmolina, Polka, Ell Salado and Gov
ernor Sheehan also ran. Sweet Cakes
left
Four furlongs, two-year- Orthia
(Thorpe), 16 to B. won; Morbid (Jones),
II to 5, second; Silver Tail (Macllin),
to !, third. Time-0:49A. Flamora,
Catullus, Alarys Garter, Tom Sharkey,
Icedrop. Yantic, Sir Hampton and Arte-
msa also ran.
One and an eighth miles, over five
hurdles, Three Forks (Wilson), 8 to 5,
won; Col. Bartlett (McAuliffe), 5 to 2,
second: Colonial Dame Rdchards), 10
to 1, third. Time-2:G4A Rossmore
and University also ran. Joe Cotton
fell
One mile, selling, Wyoming Dull
NAM, to 5, won; Benamela (Jenkins),
8 to ], second; Gauntlet (Thorpe), 6 to
]. third Time-1:42. Kamsin, Siam
ina, Rcadruner, Rusekin and Joe Mus
sic also ran.
Six fur ongs. Geyser Bullman). / to
| 4, won; February CIV. Narvaes), Is to 1,
second; Harry Thcrburn Gones), to 1
third Time-1:15 Tempo, Midas
I.ochness, Merry Bow, Sea Spray and
Crawford also ran.
Six furlongs, La Goleta (Macklin), 8 to
| 1, won; Maud Ferguson Gray 16 to
| !. second; Lost Girl PowelD, 20 to /
third. Time: 14M. Caspar and Rec
r~ation also ran. ST. Calatine fell
AT JENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, April flames F.
Elwood of Brooklyn, N. Y, fell dead in
| the betting ring at Bennings to-day
after oasihing a ticket on Tut Tut, win
ner of the third race. Weather fine;
| track fast. Results:
Five and one-half furlongs, Lady Elk
| lie won, Judge Wardell second, Red Gid
third. Time-1:1O1
| Five and one-half furlongs, Sjurs
won. Tyran second, Water third. Time
It'll.
| One mile, Tut Tut won, Trinon Sec
ord. Judge Magee third. Time-1: 46.
| Half mile, Misericordia won, Specific
second, Ellen DAILY third. Time
0:hU 2-5.
| Five furlongs, sAvoca won, Kilarma
second, Prospect third. Time-1 :03 40
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province is Samoa Their expressions
were most friendly, and general sen
tirlefit was evidenced to have an end of
the perplexing differences. over Samoa
The doctor expressed the hope that
the press reports on the questions rails
ed by the British authorities regarding
the details of the high commission
would not prove true, as the German
and American authorities seemed to be
so near to a conclusion of the difficult
ties that it was greatly to be hoped
that those details of a really formal
nature would not too long defer a full
and satisfactory settlement.
DR.. Solf leaves here tomorrow, go
ing to New York and Buffalo, and
thence west, sailing on the 10Th inst
from San Francisco for Samoa.
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F,LKO (Nev). April 4.-E. M. Gut
ridge, proprietor of the Club saloon.
was held up last night by three masked
men, who secured between $500 and
500 Gutridge and c. B. Nichols, his
night barkeeper, had the safe in the
saloon open and We're balancing the
days receipts, when three men, armed
with reviewers and with their faces COW
ere,i with handllerchiefs, burst through
the trent doors and ordered hands up.
Nichols complied with the request, but
Cutridse resisted, and was hit on the
head with a revolver. He was then
compelled to sit in a chair while the
burglars rifled the safe and departed.
There is no clew
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Copper River Miners Starving.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Acting Sec
rotary Meikeljohn has received infor-
nation that miners on the Copper Riv-
er were in a starving condition. AL
though Captains Abercrombie and
Glenn have full instructions to send re-
lief to any who may be suffering along
the route of their expeditions to Copper
River and Cooks Inlet, Mr.. Meikeljohn
has sent further instructions by tele-
graph to Captain Abercrombie to take
medical and other supplies to Copper
River, and make every effort to assist
the miners reported destitute and suf-
fering.
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War Against Trusts.

FRANKFORT Ky.), April An the
State Circuit Court to-day Judge Can
trell directed the attention of the
Grand Jury to the trusts, and instruct
ed it to indict all such concerns oper-
ating in this district. The instruction
was meant particularly to start a war
against the whisky combination re-
Gently put through in the reorganiz L.
ton of the Kentucky Distillery and
Warehouse Company, which bought up
nearly all the Kentucky distilleries. in
Guiding many in this immediate section.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEADLOCK.
Anti-Quay Legislators Will Vote
for Judge Stewart for Senator.

HARRISBURG, April 4.-Judge John
Stewart of Chandlersburg is the present
choice of the anti-Quay Republican
Senators and members for United
States Senator. He was agreed upon
at a meeting of the insurgents" this
morning, before the session of the joint
assembly.
Judge Stewart was the independent
Republican nominee for Senator in 1882
and is one of the leading Judges in the
State. He has been the favorite of
several anti-Quay legislators since the
beginning of the Senatorial deadlock.
He was among the ''favorite sons
voted for until last Tuesday, when the
insurgents" united on Congressman
John Dalzell Of Pittsburg. At no time,
however, has he received the votes of
the two members from Franklin Coun-
ty, both of whom are supporters of Sem
ator Quay.
There was only one absentee at the
meeting of the anti-Quayi'tes 1t was
agreed to transfer their votes from
Dalzell to- Judge Stewart.
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Capt. May Arrived at Hongkoup.

HONGKONG, April Captain Fran
CTS Henry May, Superintendent of the
Hongkong police, who, it was reported
yesterday, had been captured by the
chinese. has arrived here unmolestcd
The Government does not apprehend
any trouble in taking over the Kow
Loon Hinterland although placards
have been posted melting the people to
stop the British from surveying there
although the British officials have re-
turned to Hongkong owing to the
threatening attitude of the Chinese
Captain May reports that number Of
surveyors sheds have been burned. and
that the villagers were so aggressive
that he was forced into concealmeplt at
night, and had to return to Hongkong
in daylight. Troops are being held in
readiness for an emergency.
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New shipbui1ding Company.

LANSING (N1ich.), April 1.-The De-
troit Shipbuilding Company, with a
capital of S1,450,000, filed articles of
incorporation to-day. J. W. McMillin
and Hugh McMillin, his brother, to-
gether with members of the family,
hold nearly all the stock. The COM
pany will carry on a general shipbuild-
ing business.
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Hayti and San Domingo.

PORT AU PRINCE (HaytD, April 4.
The relations between the republic
of Hayti and the republic of San Do
mingo are very much strained owing
to disputes regarding territories claimed
by both republics. The two republics
are concentrating troops ON the from
tiers, and it is reported that the Dom
inicans have invaded Haytien territory
and occupied Lascabas.
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The Snow Storm in Missouri.

ST LOUIS, April 4.-Yesterday's
snowstorm developed into a blizzard
which ragged all night, and to-day the
ground was covered with five inches of
snow. This is an unusual condition for
April. General B. G. FarTar. one of the
early residents, said: This storm re-
calls the snowstorm of April 18th and
5, 1886, because, so far as my knowl-
edge goes, there has not been such a
fall of snow at this season since then"
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Vice President Hobart Very Ill.

!, WASHINGTON, April 4.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart is not progressing as we'll
as hoped for, and he was not as we'll as
usual tonight. A disagreeable cough
is giving him the most annoyance and
he is unable to throw it off.
ExSecretary Sherman is gaining
steadily and is able to sit up much CT
the time.
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General Andrews Dead.

BROOKLINE (Mass.), April A.
George Leonard Andrews, brevet Major
General U. S. A., retired, formerly Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages at West
Point Military Academy, died of heart
trouble at his home in Broo4line to-day.
He was 20 years old. He has been i'll
for several months.
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Two Men Killed.

PITTSBURG, April Am eastbound
freight train on the Pennsylvania ROAD
struck and killed two men, fatally in
jured another, near Greenberg, Pa The
men were walking on the tracks and
We're run down. The killed. James
Dristell, aged 45 years; John Clark
aged %. Injured: John McAllister
aged % years.
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Railroad Employe Killed.

OAKLAND, April 4.-John Martin, an
employee of the railroad, was killed by
the Narrow Gauge train this morning.
His duty was to attend the lights along
the Mole. At $50 this morning he
started out on railroad velocipede.
He could not see the approaching train
In the fog, and on the Marrow Gauge
tregtle was run down. Martin was
found in the mud. He died Of his I'M
juries in a short time.
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Americans will be Looked After.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Navy
Department is prepared to render
speedy assistance to the American res
idents in B1uefields, Nicaragua, who are
being subjected to pressure wrongfully
by the authorities there. Acting Sec
rotary Allen, in anticipation of the COM
ing of a delegation from New Orleans,
has just ordered the gunbcat Machias,
now on the way to Key West, from
Livingston, Honduras, to proceed to
Bluefields as soon as she can take coal
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Iowa Miners Will Go ON a Strike.

DIES MONIES Qa.), April AT a
mass meeting of the miners of the CEN
trail district of Iowa this afternoon it
was voted to order a strike, to take eff
feet at once. The decision involves
1000 miners. Operators are firm in
refusal to raise the scale
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$2S4, 632, FOG; gold reserve. $246, OBS, 564.
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Strikers Resume Work.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), April 1.-THE
striking coal miners at Believer and
Hargreave resumed work to-day. The
strikes at Alice and Redding and other
places continue.
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MARINE DISASTER
AT HUMBOLDT BAY.
The Little Coast Steamship ChiIkat
Wrecked.
Struck by a Heavy Sea and Capsized While
Crossing the Bar.

OF the Nineteen Souls on Board,
Four Passengers and Six of the
Crew Were Lost-The Saved
Rescued by the Steamer North
Fork, Which Had Passed Out OF
the Harbor Just Ahead of the
Inflated Vessel.
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EStray Notices.

One bav horse about ten years, Old with q
burn or brand on the left hip AID left shuul-
der Tha said bum ur brands not being
plain enough to tell what figure OF letter
they were ntened 10 represent. Appraised
at SO 90 By W P Smith, Jrs aud lry.n
Smith
The above described estray was taken up
BY W 2 smith, Sr., and strayed by him be-
fore W Crawford, a Justice Of the Peace
within and for Amite county State OF Missis-
eppi, July 18th, 1899.
One pale red heifer, about years Ola,
neither marked or branded. Appraised at
Sll 90 By A Bates and d c Fielder.
The above described estray was taken up
W NJ Fielder aad estrayed by him before i
II Van Norman, Deputy Ranger within and
for Amite county, sept. ?, lo99.
The owners of the above described Estrays
are requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, ana take them away, or
they will be dealt with as the law directs.
\. &. STRATrON. Coroner and Ranger
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Scholarships for ten months in
Iuka Normal Institute are now on
sale, for Sept. ., 1899. Prices for
a ten months scholarship are So
10 500. Write 20
#. A. DEAN, Pres.
Iuka, Miss.
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At the examinations held Sept.
29th and Goth thirty.fye colored
applicants stood for teachers H.
cense, nine for first grade and
twenty six for second grade. One
licensed for first grade, eight for
second grade and twelve for third
grade and fourteen failures.
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The base ball game between the
second nine of Liberty and Com.
promise last Friday evening re.
suited in victory for the former
by good score.
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ChancerY Notice.

The State of Mississippi, | No.
Amite County. 966
To J. K. Cameron, (The Dcfendant), a
nonresident, whose post office address is I'M
known:
UOU ARE COMMANDED to appear
L before the Chancery Court of the coun.
ty Of Anite, in said State, on the
lstMonday inDecember, AID. 1899,
to defend the suit in said court Of Mrs
Lille Cameron wherein YOU are a defendant
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court, this 9th day of MAY, A. D. 1899.
Il. NJ. BATES, Clerk
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We have heard nothing more of
The yellow fever" near Centre
vile; no one having "taken IL"
from the walking case which was
SAID to have existed there, SO we
guess all scare is over until next
season.
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The unusual cold spell, which
has been on since about the 10Th of
September, seems to be at an end
iOr the present, but we do not like
to venture a prediction.
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Miss Maggie Quin. of near Mag
nola, was a visitor to our town the
halter part of last week and was
the guest of Miss Ethel Stratton.
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Miss Filth Havis after pleasant
Visit Of several months to relatives
liz and near our town, returned to
|her home in Vicksburg Monday,
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The combination of cool nights,
warm days and dense and abundant
dust has caused most of our people
to contract colds and other all.
ments,
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B0RN-On Monday, Oct. 9th,
1899, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bates.
a daughter. On Monday, Oct. 9th
1899, to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. eau.
sey, a daughter.
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Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor:
A Il Longino, Of Washington
Lieut.. Governor:
J JTHarrison, I of Lowndes.
Secretary Of State:
} l. Power, of Kinds.
State Auditor:
W q Co!e, Of Yalobusha.
Treasurer:
Il } Showers, ofLahyotte.
Attorney General:
Monroe McCIurg, of Lrnore.
Supt Education:
II l. Whitfield, olRrnkin.
State Revenue Agent:
Writ Adams, of Kinds.
State Land Commissioner:
e IL Nall, of Holmes.
Clerk of Supreme Court:
E W Brown, of CopiaE.
Railroad Commissioner.
A q May, of Simpson.
D McIunis, of fLauderdale.
Y klncannOn, of Lee.
Democratic Ticket.
For L. $. SGnatOr-Long Term
ANSE. J. McLAURIN.
For I. ). ScnatOr-Short Term
SENATOR WIN. V. SULLIVAN
OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
For District Attorney:
HON. &. II. RATCLlFF
For Representatives:
W. l. CAUSEY
D. S. MCDANIEL
For Sheriff:
N. S. MCLEAN
For Clinnccry Clerk:
IL. NJ. BATES
For Circuit Clerk:
W. II. WEBB
For Treasurer:
JAS. d. ROBINSON
For Assessor:
I. X. WEATHERSBY
For superintendent:
GEO. A. McGEHEE
For Coroner and Ranger:
c. +. HARRELL.
For SupcrVisOr-Ist Dist:
+. w. STRATTON
Fourth District.
Il c WESTBROOK.
For Surveyor:
& Ii SHARP
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Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday next at II O'Clock
a. m, by Rev. N. Smylie. The
public are cordially invited to at
tend
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Only those who attended the AS
sociation Sunday can testify to the
depth (snd thickness Of their faces
aud Clothes) ofthe dust.
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Messrs. Nick Maui and Harry
LOngmire, of Gloster, were over
Sunday and took in the Association
al Bethlehem. Come again boys.
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A much needed shower fell We'd
|nesday morning before day, and
while ii was no heavy rain it did
.s,tle the dust.
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Mrs. Gertrude Quin, wife of Prof.
|B. c. Quin, Of near Magnolia visit.
cd relatives in our vicinity last
week and also enjoyed the reunion.
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
Amite County Camp No. 916,
Confederate Veterans
Again Meet.

The Amite county reunion As,
sociation, Camp No. 226, Confeder-
ate Veterans, met in annual ses-
sion, Commander Firth in the chair.
The meeting was opened by an
address by the commander on the
State laws on Confederate,pensiuns
and the Soldiers Home.
On motion, the following Reso-
lutions were adopted;
Whereas, the Great Commander
is fast gathering to Himself the
veterans Of the Lost Cause, until
few remain therefore
Be it resolved by this camp OF
| Confederate Veterans, That the
Representatives of Amite county,
and the Senator from this district,
be requested to use their influence
to secure a more liberal appropria-
tion for the Confederate soldiers,
as many are now unable to earn a
support by their own exertions,
and that the Board of Supervisors
be empowered to make such allow.
ances as they may deem adequate
when coupled with the amount re-.
ceived from the State, to make
them, at least. comfortable in their
declining days.
The motion that if the question
of a Soldiers Home be raised dur
the sitting of the next Legislature,
our representatives be instructed to
vote against it, was unanimously
carried.
On motion, Comrades RI Stew.
art, W IL Webb and T \ Robinson
were appointed a committee to nom
mate officers for this camp. The
committee made report nominal.
ing the same officers and recop-
mended an..election by acclamalion.
Report was received aud commit.
tee discharged
Pursuant to recommendation, the
officers of the camp were elected by
acclamation and are as follows: &
Ii Firth, Commander; p r Brewer,
| A Jenkins and Seborn Reynolds,
Lieut.. Commanders; S IL Thomp-
son, Chaplain; DR.. G IL Bates, Sur,
geon; r G. Mcdonald, Quarter
Master; Reubin Nunnery, Commits
sary; Thos. A Robinson, Co,or
Bearer; 7 J Dye and IL @ Garner,
Color Guards;F W Stralton, Treas.
urer.
On.motion, Gillsburg was select.
ed as the place Of the next annual
meeting of this camp on the 4th OF
July next.
Meeting adjourned for dinner.
AT 2 p. IN, the camp reassembled
and as Hon. Mr.. Spencer failed to
come, Comrades H Il Causey ofthe
44th Miss. W IL Griffin, Of the
22nd Miss, and B F Wilkinson, of
the 7th Miss. and a sharp shooter
of the 9th Miss. Bat. made address
es, showing up the life Of a soldier
in camp, on the march and in the
battle where it seemed almost i'm
possible for any one to escape be-
ing riddled by the minnie balls,
cannon balls, grape and canister;
these "reminiscences are always
well received by the young anC
as it were the bonds of brotherhood
. and comradeship are drawn close
among veterans.
Comrade w D CauIfield address
r ed the camp in short speech urg
ing the organization Of a "Sons ant
Daughters " camp.
D On motion the "Sons and Daugh
j ters" camp, if organized, was in
vited to meet with this camp at tn
annual feunion at Gillsburg, Jul
4th, 1899.
f On motion, the camp adjourne
subject to the call of Commando
!, Firth.
Liberty, Miss. 10 600.
Died:
i Burton, the little two year oil
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Died:

Burton, the little two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stewart,
on Sept, 4, 1899
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Mrs. Varnado, Of Osyka, spent
|ssveral days the early part of this
week with her brother, Mr., c. F,
lHarell, of our town.
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For SALE-One No. 24Oil Stove
Heater, Apply to II, L. Weathers-
by, Liberty, Miss.
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Teachers Examinations,

Examinations for white teachers
will be held Oct. Goth and 21st, and
for colored teachers on October
9th and 2Sth.
GEO. A. McGEHEE, Supt.
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Miss Carrie Mckinney, of Gin.
Iun, La, is visiting her friend, Miss
Eornelia Webb.
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Mrs. Ann Davis, Of Tangipahoa
|and Mrs. Ellen Davis; Of Magnolia,
.rs visiting relatives in our town.
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Amlte Lodge, No. 27S7, X. of H.,
"au an enthusiastic meeting on
we first Tuesday in October.
among other important business
"ausacted several offices were de.
ciared vacant and filled. A. G.
0'Fallon, Trustee, and T, II. Dix.
w. oen'lnel, resigned and were
,,,,.oPectIvely elected Dictator and
y n'ce' Dictator. r NJ. Cox and F.
= r aust were lhen elected their
=, ''essors as Trustee and Sentinel.
next regular meeting will be
"elo on the LIST Tuesday in Novem.
rs'' =, , All members are urged to at
The Southern herald., 1899-10-13

A negro child 4 years old, Of
hbOut eight miles below town, was
bprDsd to death Sunday evening.
The Southern herald., 1899-10-13

Col. VIM. J. Bryan is i'll and
may have TO abandon the Ohio
Campaign.
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We are glad to state that Mrs.
Eliza HarTell, who was quite sick
h.s, week. is much better,
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VOr barber shop has changed
aandS' Mr.. Clyde Davis has pur-
Snased 70 said shop from Mr.. H. l..
"sathersby, and fitted up tonso-
nal parlor in the office of the
81, s.O'e of Bates d. Carroll, where
Vlyde is acting in the capacity OF
Oo'h clerk and barber. Give him
call lie is ready and willing to
1''ape an acquaintance in either
department..
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Mr. S. B. Robinson made busi-
L. trip to Gloster the early part
Afthe week.
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Mr. T. II. Van Norman, We are
L. TO state, is improving.
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Commercial Herald.

The Daily and Weekly COM.
MERcGAL HERALD, printed at Vicks.
burg, Miss. The Daily is the lead
ing paper in the State, and takes
the full Associated PressDiSpatches
over its own leased wires by q
special operator.
Terms Of the Daily:
| year - 90
q months. 4 90
3 mon. lIs, = 90
month. 55
The Weekly is issued every
Friday, and is a comprehensive
review Of all important events Gull
ed from the State and Metropolitan
papers up to the time Of going t.
press.
Terms Of th9Week1y
l year, 81 90
q months, so
3 months. 3J
Invariably in advance.
Sample copies of the Daily or
Weekly Commercial Herald or
Tri, Weekly World sent on appli.
cation Address.
COMMERCIAL HERALD,
VICKSBURG, MISS
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Oaits a crowd from here attended
hsAssoeiation atBethlehem church
Sunday.
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Adminisirator's Notice.
Est. Dora | VanNorman) No.
Deceased. o-6

Deceased. g76
WHEREAS LETTERS OF ADMINS
w TRATIJN on the Estate of Dora /
Van Norman, deceased have been orantoJ
To- the undersigned by the Chancpry Court
3i 2I Tue county Of Amite in the State Of
Mississippi, before IL. NJ. Bates, CLERK Of
IeiG ,ooo co'Tt' on the second day OF August,
NJ iNo"' therefor notice is hereby given 10
%l persons indebted to said Estate, 10 come
iorWaru I.,,,l ana make payment, and all person,
,l"..93 claims aS'ln-t the same are requested
~ NJ oAu'ol' theIn, and have them registered in
iu' ,Il, nai'ler ana within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred ~
f. W. STRATroN, Administrator.
August 2rd, 1899.
Platari and Ratclih, Solicitors
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same 6ne cattle for sale by Chas.
p,roll. Liberty, Miss.
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Nr.F. W. Stratlon has been on
sick list this week.
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ST. LOUIS TO CHICAGO
making direct connections with
through trains for all points
North, East and West
including Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleve.
land, Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Richmond, St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas
City, HotSprings, Ark. andDenver.
Close connection with Central Mis-
sissippi Valley Route Solid Fast
Vestibule Daily Train for
Dubuque, Sioux Falls,
Sioux City
and the West. Particulars of agents
of the |. G. Il. R. and connecting
lines.
WM. MURRAY, Diy. Pass. Agent
New Orleans.
JNo. A. ScoTT, Div. Pass. Agent
Memphis.
A. II. II LNSON. @. P. ~, Chicago.
w. a KELLOND, \. @. +. A., Louisville.
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1mopg other things pay for your