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Lnnp Lighting.

The Commissioners ordered yesterday that the
eighteen double welsbach gas lamps on Sixteenth
Street between Street and Scott Circle at
Si7 per lamp per annum be changed to single
Welsbach gas lamps at $50 per aunum beginning
with yesterday. Sixteen Welsbach naphtha lamps
on Massachusetts Avenue from Scott to Dupont
Circle will be changed to single Nelsbach gas
lamps. The Walsbach lamps on the same avenue
from Thomas Circle 10 and around Scott Circle
will be maintained for the present.
The times., 1899-07-02
ELECTION of nmcers

Thomas Jefferson Council, No. y, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term: Jun
Tor Past Councillor, ]. Elmer Lacey Councillor,
Archie Flynn; Vice Councillor, Louis l. Metzger;
Recording Secretary, Charles II. Miller; Assis-
tant Secretary, Charles L. Mace; financial Sec
retary. William T. Godfrey; Treasurer, Robert C.
McChesney; Warden, William II. Miller Conduc-
tor j. F. sullivan; Inside Sentinel, r. G. John
son; Outside Sentinel, Wade II. Dunn; Trustees,
J. NJ Annadale, ". H. Miller, and Earl R. Dis
hrO
The times., 1899-07-02
Movements of warShips.

The cruiser Boston reached Kobe. Japan, Fri
day on her way home. The Panther arrived Fri
day at League Island. where She viii go out OF
commission. The station ship Yosmite sailed
yesterday from Colombo for Singapore on her way
to Manila and Guam, The naval transport S0ace
left the Mare Island navy yard. California, yes
terday, on her second trip to Manila. She carried
a large number OF officers and men assigned TO
the ships OF the Asiatic station.
The times., 1899-07-02

Mrs. Jeanne Brent Graham Davenport died at
her late residence, 1920 Street northwest, yes
terday morning. after long illness. Mrs. Daven-
port was of an old family, and the widow OF
Capt. Henry X. Davenport, L. s. y. She was
the mother of five children. Mrs. Davenport was
related TO Rear Admiral Francis NJ. Ramsay. L.
s. ", retired The funeral services will be
conducted on Monday at ST. Matthew'S Catholic
Church. where a low mass will be celehrated by
the Rev. C. NJ Bart. The iuterment which IS
to be private, will be at Oak Hi Cemetery
The times., 1899-07-02
Two cabinet omeers Go west.

The Secretary of Agriculture left Washington
last night for Wyoming. After visiting the sew
eral experimental stations OF the department in
that section the Secretary will continue on To
the Pacific Coast, returning to this city after an
absence OF about six weeks. One of the principal
objects OF the Secreidrys "trip will be to acquain,
himself with the irrigation problem as it exists
in Wyoming and nearby States. Postmaster Gen
eral Charles Emory Smith left here for Omaha
for the purpose Of attending The Omaha Exposi-
ton lie will retmrn ON tho 9th of Jmlv.
The times., 1899-07-02
Knocked Down by Wagon.

Cecilia GoIdstine, n child six years old was
struck and knocked down by wagon on New
York Avenue. near Sixth Street about G:S5 p. M
yesterday. The team belonged TO David n Cad
who lives at 7l5 Fifth Street northwest. Charles
Jones and Silas Stetson, who witnessed the ac
cident, exhonerate the driver from all blame
The child was taken TO its home al 634 New
York Aynnre
The times., 1899-07-02
The Presidents Western Trip.

Both Senators Warren of Wyoming and Car.
ter. of Montana, have President Mckinley
since he returned from New England to urge
him to make a trip through the Northwest this
summer. Senator Carter a caller at the
White House yesterday, and after seeing the
President. announced that he could get nothing
definite from him about the Western trip. .'Mr
Mckinley has said he would like 10 90" said
Senator Carter, but indicates that if the trip
is made at ali it will not be until the middle
of August -
The times., 1899-07-02
Marine nnnd concert postponed

In order TO avoid any possibility of disturbing
Mrs Mckinley, who is still very weak. thoug
fast improving. the scheduled concert of tn
Marine Band was not given yesterday afternoon a
the White House Gronnds
The times., 1899-07-02
,. Anl Afternnnn Fire

small FIRE broke out in house owned by
the Duchess d'Arcos wife of the Spanish Min.
ister, at GIG Z Street northwest, about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The dwelling was occupied
by Mrs Arnold. The blaze resulted in $50 dam
age to furniture and about SIS damage to the
house.
The times., 1899-07-02
Smallpox Patient Di.chnrged

William Bird, eoored, sixty years old. was
discharged from the smallpox hospital yesterday
whence he had been removed to the hospital or
April % last.
The times., 1899-07-02
Lfeutennnts, Commissions

Commissions OF leutenants, junior grade. have
been granted to the following engineers, who, by
the Naval Personnel act, are transferred to the
line: 4. NJ. Proctor, \. \. Pratt, \. \. Nc
Kethan. X. s Douglas, J. L. Sticht. F. b. Up
ham, \. VI. Cook, !. r. Brady, p. " 0lmstead,
c. C. Fewel, J. S. DOddsidge. and E. r. Pollock
The times., 1899-07-02
Metropolitan Hotel Leased.

W. Fl. selden, proprietor of the Metropolitan
Hotel; Walter Benton, formerly manager OF the
National Hotel, and Robert Callahan have
formed a stock company, which company has
The lease went into effect yesterday The hotel
will be renovated
The times., 1899-07-02
spnrlsr Canse a Fire.

Sparks from the chimney of a nearby house
caused slight FIRE at 23i Third Street north
east. yesterday morning. resulting in damage to
the extent of s300. The house is occupied by
Albert Wicks and Joseph WOndra, and IS owned
by Mrs. Jane Tolson
The times., 1899-07-02
Appointed Private Detective

The Commissioners yesterday appointed Stuart
Sanford to be private detective. His bond. for
which the United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company was surety, approved
The times., 1899-07-02
suit Against n Rn,Iroad

The Times Company yesterday filed suit against
the Capital Railway Company 10 recover 500. al
legged 10 be due onla promissory note drawn in
its favor by \. f. Rande. the President Of the
defendant corporation on December O. ls9s
The times., 1899-07-02
ACCUSED OF SHOPLIFTING
a Well Educated Young Man Taken
Into Custody.

He Gives His Name 10 the Police ns
George Levere. of Cincinnati. and
Admits Stealing Leatier Belt
From an + street Merchant and "a
SILK skirt From Department
Store.
The times., 1899-07-02
Released on $1,000 BopJs

Margaret II. Worrell, who is charged with OBJ
taning money under false pretences, in connec-
ton with Marvin Sperry, was yesterday released
from Jail on $1,000 bond. Her surety is Samuel
G. Hunter
The times., 1899-07-02

Minnie c. Lills was yesterday appointed clerk
in the Office of the District Sealer of Weights
and Measures. She will receive $500 salary per
wear
The times., 1899-07-02
4 PnIicc pnz~Ie

The police puzzled TO know how a false
alarm was turned in from box No 32s, in VI
Street, near the Weather Bureau. about o'clock
last evening. The glass in front of the box was
not broken
The times., 1899-07-02
Children and Matches.

Children playing with matches set fire to the
house at 3i10 Street, owned and occupied by
Nicholas Lydande. about 6:95 O'Clock last even
ing. The damage amounted to $50, covered by
insurance
The times., 1899-07-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Marine Corps Promotions.

Promotions in the Marine Corps are announced
as follows: Capt Paul St. Clair Murphy to be
major; First Leuts. T. c. Treadwell, r. NJ Dut-
ton, L. c. Lucas, and c. L. Perkins. to be cap
tlins
The times., 1899-07-02
AMrsEMENTs ToDAY-

Chevy Chase Lake-Water Carnival evening.
Glen Sligo-Pstorio's Orchestra, afternoon and
evening.
Excursion 10 Marshall Hall, steamer Manchester,
today. II a. m. 2:30 p. m. and 6:3o p.
The times., 1899-07-02
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The Dewey Fund.
Amounted Clerk.

Contributions TO the Dewey Home Fund receiv-
ed to-day amounted to 1858, making total Of
sl2. .I2o. 50.
The times., 1899-07-02
nnrI,ara Eriichic.
: Editor OF MD Tunes:

To the Editor OF The Times:
The death OF Mrs. Southworth has through the
columns of your poper awakened the memories of
the flag incident. the theme OF Whittier's Bar.
bsra Fritchie" and Of statements accredited me,
OF which ! must plead not guilty Your CORE
spOndcut says that in a letter 10 the press Mrs
Brown enphatically denios the incident and AYERS
stonegali jackson WAS never in Frederick City.
The facts are in my letters 20 the ''Phiiadelphia
Ledger and Kate Fields Washington" ! made
the matter Of il actual occurrence 30 patent
that the standard histories OF today place the
justice where 1t i metited. refer you TO
''Preble's History oi the Flag. The historian
reproduoes vr.abtin, the letter written by my
mother, Mrs MARY Quantrelle, the dag after the
incident fIRGIE QIANTRELLE BROWN.
The times., 1899-07-02
Celebrated Trunks.

Trunks which you can celebrate your
vacation with and feel perfectly easy that
they will stand all the knocks and smashes
which they are heir to.
Good Canvas Covered Trunk: tray and
16 hat box; sheet iron bottom. Re ST 30
Extra heavy Canvas Covered Trunks;
brass lock; hardwood stats; iron S1 90
bumpers. Reduced from S2.75 to-. .Vi.JO
Crystallized Zinc Trunks; Saratoga
shaped; Excelsior lock; iron bot q 90
tom. Reduced from s. to........... SJ.JO
All-linen lined Canvas Covered Trunk;
2 trays and hat box; solid sheet-iron bot
tom; double clamps and hinges. "a 40
Reduced from Sc to.....-........... f.1o
Ladies' Dress Trunks: light tan colored;
canvas covered: leather bound, brass trim
mings, cloth lined. trays, hat box, ex-
ira leather straps. Reduced from { I %
SlO-5O to----..-..---- ---------...-..-.. 'oo
The times., 1899-07-02

Celebrated
I. Waists and Skirts.
% dozen finest corded pique Shirt Waists,
In light blue and pink. Worth S9c 1SC
10 dozen fine sheer polka dotted dQC
Lawn Waists, the CSC kind. for ... ~
30 dozen finest tucked front woven COC
Madras Waists, the s1.25 kind, for. W
100 pure linen crash skirts, full yards
wide, with 6-inch hem, the s1.25 60C
KIND, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
800 pure Irish Linen Skirts. with g. OQt
irch hem, the s1.9S kind. for. .........J 10
so dozen of Misses Standard CSC and
S1.69 Children's Shirt Waists for 36c AQC
and. Observation-Disclosures. fO
25 dozen light weight, cool Lawn
Wrappers, neat patterns, worth soc, AQC
for. or...................- .-.........-.......r rV
All of our sl,4s. slss, sl.s8 striped Q8C
and figured Shirt Waists for. .........JO
100 fine Corded White Pique Skirts, with
lap seams and button back; were S1 M
S1.9S. July price-each. .~I.VV
/ lot of superior grade White Pique
Skirts with stitched lap seams, full
6-ineh hem; were 1925. July price S1 20
-each- ............. a'-o
100 fine Navy Cadet and White Duck and
Denim Skirts, with nobby white corded
bands; all lengths: have been S1.69 QQC
and S1.9S. July price-each. ............SO
100 pure linen Crash Skirts; full yards
wide, with a 6-inch hem and lap seams;
guaranteed; shrunk. Have been SIPS. 6QC
July price-each. ..................UJ W
All of our high grade imported Pique
Skirts that were s69s, $3.50, $500, a 90
s10.50, and $12.9S. Your choice.... Vf.Jo
Second foor-Sult Department.
The times., 1899-07-02
S. Kann, Sons & Co.
The Busy Corner.
S. Kann, Sons & Co.
Tomorrow Is the Day
We Celebrate.

o
o since . We nclra tin a1oya,
be
auesw ii odreapto Cosia a day the4
The times., 1899-07-02
Our Celebrated
Knit Underwear.

They, too must be in this celebration
push-the ceremonies would be incomplete
without them, and especially at these
prices:
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, TT
full bleached; taped neck and arm ~
holes. Regular II Lee value. .........
The times., 1899-07-02
CeIebratei Silks.

SCI yards Printed Silks, including Amer
ican. French, Japanese and Chinese pro-
ductions. Every yard OF this seasons col
orings and designs. II you have yet to buy
a summer gown this offer viii surely in
duce you TO make quick selection. 1nC
You have the choice of 59c, CSC, f4S,
and S9e values for. ~
500 yards of Novelty Silks, in almost
every conceivable color. shade, and tint,
which can only be found in high aAc
class weaviDgs. Many are worth HQt
ssc and $I-for. IL
The times., 1899-07-02

The unsolicited editorial by Dr. J. H. Murray
In the American Journal of Health OF June 20
will give you idea what the hygienisis Of the
country think OF Heurichs beer.
The times., 1899-07-02

100 fine Corded White Pique Skirts, with
lap seams and button back; were 81 m
s1.9S. July price-each. h............. .~i.VV
The times., 1899-07-02

30 dozen finest tucled-front woven COC
Madras Waists, the s1.25 kind. for. =. W
The times., 1899-07-02

10 dozen fine sheer polka dotted hOC
Lawn Waists, the CSC kind. for. III
The times., 1899-07-02

100 pure linen crash skirts, full yards
wide wide wi with s-inch hem the sl25 69c
The times., 1899-07-02

800 pure Irish Linen Skirts. with g. OQt
irch hem, the s1.9S kind, for r.. 10
The times., 1899-07-02
Celebrated White Goods.

And they are justly entitled to the name.
Nowhere can you get such stanch values
for so little cost.
The times., 1899-07-02

All of our s1-49. s169, s19S striped OQC
and figured Shirt Waists for. 10
The times., 1899-07-02
Chr - Ui,n.s
SUNDAY. JULY 2, 1899.
Iae Weather Prediction.

Fair and warmer Sunday; increasing cloudine.
Monday; light souherly winds.
The times., 1899-07-02
Celebrated
Waists and Skirts.

% dozen finest corded pique Shirt Waists,
in light blue and pink. Worth S9c. 1SC
For. LJ
The times., 1899-07-02

/ lot of superior grade White Pique
Skirts, with stitched lap seams, full
6-inch hem; were 1925. July price S1 20
each. h....................... * y
The times., 1899-07-02

Highest temperature Yesterday, p. m.....t
Lowest temperature yesterday, 5 a. m.........
The times., 1899-07-02

so dozen of Misses Standard CSC and
s1.69 children's Shirt Waists for 36c A0C
The times., 1899-07-02
TIDE TARLE,

Low tide. de................9:5s AN 10:Os p "
High tide. de....................3:OG AN 1892 T. NJ
The times., 1899-07-02
Celebrated
Screens and Doors.

100 dozen Wire Window Screens, IS M
inches high, "a inches extension. VI
with stained frames. Special ..O
The times., 1899-07-02

25 dozen light weight, cool Lawn
Wrappers, neat patterns, worth soc, dQC
~
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NJ P J ArA1, = a. Ertitla -
,t.sata Cgnrsitatioa. szys As 81 IL
Il-rrzt.ozs q ire manner in which he
tarrss. si = Unity have losi hereto
fo-e Ho1l- -ecssssry terspeaf STATE
m.-t recently sds ~ Ar. EsEts-. q
New Orleans. IT,, EFT c: 50 annual ect,
to- reosipt O. enc million thrte hundred
th5as4r3 tale. il tEAi city cvs' thirty
seven tkoaaz3 bales were made Up ont
e sample. which bad been ru'hlessly
plucEs3 tron ths bales BY The mea Who
hsadlei them, which should have gucr
into "a parishes q Lo1isAua = Not
tie lsas. ns-i. c. tie American Cotton
Company Eolrdlap bale Is that besides
is ether economies il prevents lis -r
tzs: t.lJuss from being l=,'s3 CT t-.>
farmer.
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TIE rssslt q -z-5- .os C--
grsaEzzsz i t5s 3 5s-rt7t IL NJ
scar. nasair y ~ wssrsrl
ssztizazt again; n Ealevs iEge
realistic policy 81 yssrs $50 lie
Rszuhlicars car is5 - dis.Ties ~ >
ssod MAJORITY. ar Z. s=o-ts CT AID
financial sri oihs-~ were EFA-A3 .
elect Il. A5uia.E;rA;-1z car3i1sts IN
.hs lAEs eo-.sst T. DsEoc-s.s vent
.u.o tie .Fa. VIZ ssiI simple anti
errsn.io= araeoz- ws A-e uErs
ssyve3ly oyposs5 20 re ZiEtsr-.- sna
imperialism q PEeE5sz; AcEi-lsy
ard they we're sustained b. E2le13la
majority ?! ovs- S4.9
Cpor szy o.hss s-s ise RsE12.i-
cats wozl5 lave done much fstts- to-
We 20 70. .ai-f that BlA-d Il Is "a.
uz-sst dsys ever cs--isi .as tist-l-. r.
large, majority T1s Dsuocratsc caz.
d,3A4 waIzaa 0. 70 particular Es-.i'
y. popularity c; izsas-cs and As ~
me pszirE.oz Il t1s c11Tea1on ever
several cAz5i 3z.ss v1s aA1 long asP!red
70 a SEA. Z cozgrsss, Sa1 10 ID 81
receive their s1Vo, r Z . very wa
Ans szthrEassie EAzzs. Bu; - DID
10. res1 il tc- his s-c-sss WAS already
aas1rs3 VIXEN lis opponent tooE the
st1ng il favor q E.l-;agtI-, imPs-is.
.s1 an5 srpalsea
Strictly speaking he result o. tn.
sleccsz 2Ay 10, Be o9rslsrsd Q urch
= Dsu2crstic .r-1uPa As rsbuke 70
EcBiu4 eyiU1 fer rc IRE Usss
many Republican ss-l1wa
:. hgls policy,
their Innr~. ,. sE
form. Tas ls2ii-E AZ cared
this 51. t2s.y prayertll appsa., failed 70
bring Gu: tas vote 4 isy OF Two b. =
to election the s. L1uts Globe D.z5
cya:, tte leading simints ration e-7a1
d ,hs West. sal VIE Sc wt.ls
s0zrtEg F&'caiss TIE rss1I: q 5 rzrcl
70 csrrzrt - Press ems P1lGrlzs
-ehc~ ;ss i4iiura u : Republican 70 g
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10, .Is ans Iitgle gir'
-. en stfsudsd nis h'
-, 5sy n G.uor, jones I'd
p ana quite sick L e
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81 p q Nl ;
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few r5,t.. q OF M 3. ii
en-. 81. an tina % CO E-r II
10, I-r aeis .. toiAy
JY Csuyn-li cotton
ss@9r. Jack IS an lo-- (
s.u do n ht between ma -
Mr. v R Co nbs IA colyaless
T5nn fever i, AbyUt bgUkel
An U-Scer from hsmper county
owe. ard arrested Ned Anderson {,
charged with assault and battery
wears ago be was arrested and jun.
bond and has lived near here ever siLe
Our Art-g well seems % haYot
fE wat IA olnosrn
Skier hare s8ae Nefth for seine
WAsa thsy sfafu y. wili *.
reas lhem Is renew their Efforts n OBJ
:ain an overflow
Nrs Jasta Dayids and family. Of
Meridian. passed lhrongh town enr1ule
Q Gholsoa wuera they wild spend a
while wlth Mrs. Dis sister, Mr. DR.,
/ riace
Tie ritter has made small tJur in
: e. .ntry sed found cotton very
..or, some aiaces the first picking
nJ.h.us bur the scraprings,
Tn. emo uL.es: the price
-2-ld apo4 !,u. t }orn /,
good ge~ere Nv .pr
cr'~ e.. 'omr
t,t,i ta.d si'.
"DsL c4uy'
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Dsrlsn "a say TUE Use q
the rtats agains1 B,ugy Dsisgal charged
with sssault ras called by Judge 5sa
brook this morning CoHrdeEac.e
trouble Is being found 10 securing 81
impartial jury, only nine naging Teen
occurred by * o cIo 4 ont u "
The shsrif IL sumuoning every avail.
abls man and Il IL thought the trial will
commence after dinner To-Day and b.
concluded today. This will end th,
special term Of court, a. the rioters bays
al been tried and n II % convicted
With one mistrial
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The yellow fever Ia New Orleans slc
Kew West has made ii nscsssary tol
travelling people 70 havs health esrtif
catsa OF b. subject TO snnoysnes al
aslsy II you az. gong V AAosni
r0u must have cert hcats that yol
have not been in New Orlssns "~-tr'-
the last ten days
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a bloody conflict in South Africa Be
tween the Beers and British may take
place any Day. The Tyansrsal people
fzow they lave uo:h.s2 70 gain By
fEkanK, b.: they are ~ Ling to
s1tmit tazsly TtU win hArs t5s
Gymya,hy Of the word getssas u Eng
lad. ar6 even tEs.s saa cg1aarG o. TIE
Reysrrmsat il 1saozzos4 pTsnlzsE y
~ In Z H1rLsv
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Mr.. Lev Smith, . proniIs1; turr.
tuFs dealer q Birmingham, c71ai I'd
suicide Sept 5ta BY taxing eaE5o..c
acid. Last December be En 1aErlse
% Mia Jodie Edwards, daughter q
Attorney J Edwar3i q Bring
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A verdict n the Drsyfva tv.Al il sI'
psctsd EsIt Monday As was expected
,bs Gsrusu and Italian attaches IL
Psrs at the time o. Drsyt1s arTs.!
we're Dot allowed to testify Tie sza-
Drsytu,itss say tais means ths cosd'n'
nation Of the prisoner
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Good Enough 10 Take.

The fhsst quality u loaf sugar +. used
IN tho Manufacture Of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy and the roots used Ia Its
preparation give it favor similar 10
mat u maple syrup, making it very
pleasant % take As medicine for the
cure Of coughs coIds, Ia grippe, Group
and whocptng cough it is unequaIled
b. any ether It always gu. Is and curss
quickly For sale By T S. Marphey
and q T, Hamilton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

Er- Senator ice Blacks1rE CT a.
cant Of failing hsalta. "a reafsa
from tie RtatacEy campaign. he Wa
Gosbsl's chief supporter
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nnic piarrhsea cured

Tsh IS 70 certi'y tia, ! nsys L-i
cs-ouic diA-rhoea ever since Il. a T.
I Eo. 50 weak I ooald hardly yak O. Z
anything one bottle q ChanberlAin /,
Collie. Cholera ard Dis-rhoes Remedy
cured ne .5zE3 and vel
! r G-CBs FiuessIls, "a
I'D e5sezie dia-rho<A e. ;'~slv.
wears Three bs.tlss Q. Chamber SiR .
collie, C1o.ers and D.A-rho-s Rs-eiy
cured ne
81 SzAyEa. Fiacastl Va
Both NJ Gibbs and NJ Shaver -
prominent tarrs-t z-t uf1 s1a
r4 TFv a-a 4-is
Ep 5n-
was& ~sa secl4a
VIII F3-r@ .el s4s m q
sl. s..-Eeats 70. sale " T
Acrpb.v a.SC Z Hamiltcc
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n you eat without appetite you need
PRIcxLY ASH BITTEp 1t promptly 70
moTss Impurities that clog and impsds
the action of the digestive organs, ere.
ates good appetite, di2sEtion. strength
Of body and activity q brain. Sold by
Nm Warren.
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NA..2, 2.g1.lls | |. c, IMAM COLLEGES.

NNIA, lIlI.lII / !, .4l 4 U I.Tgs..,
Saturday. September 9th, an sxani.
satlon ior applicants for sohssuhps to
the 7, |. 4 9. vii be held Al The Office Of
Csun'y supt, Of Education, and On the
'ans date there will BE- drawing for
PAGES in the A. 4 College. All parties
wishing u apply will pIssss be Oh band At
30 promptly. s,A THOMAS,
Superintendent Education.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

Tho unhappy mortal whose Liver IL
inactive miserable without apparent
c4uae UrIA Simmons Liver H.a
icins maze IL worth living
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

sick hsadAchs IL tho bans Of many
lives. Dr., N A Simmons Liver Med
icips cures and pregeuts this annoying
complaint
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

Frequently Protractsd Constipstion
causs' infammatios Of the Bowss -
Gsnsdy-uss DR. N. A, Simmons Liver
Msdieing,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

Duriag last week psrs9z u :.
LSzla Ard ous Ia BFo1tlyI pal3 500
Tor Atsy hSuT oouvs-sst.oE 9vsF ne
lerg -diEtsucs tslspeo1s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

@cslembr was
shuqua IT, lay z con
raj service owe. tue emsins
h RS. Britt little girl. Glad 70 see
X ny T. Z. Du sorry to haye lin
CALLS ca srJ missilu.
RUsTlCUs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

Wives Simmons Sqnsw Vine Wine OF
fabLsts brings Happiness 70 SorrowinK
Husbands and Barren Homes
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

French Tissue CsrrsAux, worth ~
now ID Dc 4. N. Jones,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

- - ID = TnrnutnffN kfIte
~ r,aar omnapy Rule
=. al. - informing article
The Mazet lntesi4sStlhs oo'nihi'''''
has written Il 'he >a"tu~S Even
lLs Post oil + EF't'i''' A''oi
surlnnh.t :" = ''e'ho''
AZ on ~ he eXlense
of betX TN tie city OF
y, Val .rd --aren'' as any
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-09-09

TALLER 5 BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT r.
lieyes the Intense itching. 1t sooth.s,
heals and cues chronic cases where
Rsons fail Il 10 experiment. ita ale.
increase thr "a it's cures. s'ypyy hot
tie guarantees Price 80 cts il bottles
tubes % eta J. T, Jones drug store
The most ielicate corsGtuHon can
safely use CoUsEN s'r9rfT or TAN. 81
Is asnre and plea ~ nody Ion congb
'on Of yoics ~ ~ throat and aaa
nhlss T.cs sad %
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