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mr. INDIANA no he nam up.
The Original First-Cias Battieship OF tho
MOdern American NAVY.

The Original First-CIass BattirshIp OF tho
Modern American Navy.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy Allen has issued
an order which detaches the battleshp indiana
Capt. +, W. Dickens commanding from the
North Atlantic squadron of Rear Admiral Far
Iuhar. This is preparatory to placing tho ship
in reserve at the League Island Navy Yard.
That tho ship would go out OF active service
has been anticipated In official circles at the
Navy Yard and in the squadron for some time,
hut not until yesterday did the orders appear
from the Navy Department,
Considerable WORK has been authorized 10 ba
done on the ship at tho New York yard and
some or all o! this will be com pstsd before tho
ship Ia laid up in ordinary. 1t will occupy some
two or three months time according to present
plans. In the meantime the officers and the
crew ofNhe ship will be scattered among other
ships that remain in active service. as they are
needed, Some OF hsr officers have already
been sent to the Chicago which 10 fitting out
At the yard for Admiral Schlsy's flagship and
10 other ships. Fifty mon aud several officers
from tho Indiana will form the ships company
for the collier Marcellus which 10 to make ON
eial tests Of the Miller sea coaling apparatus
Shis week.
The Indiana Is now In dry dock No. 8 at the
NavT Yard. whore she has been having dock
ing kesls placed on her bottom for the past two
weeks This work 10 now completed. the ship
mas received coat Of prepared paint below
the waterIine, and this forenoon she will be
roateL out, OF dock and tied up in another
part OF tho Yard while other repairs are carried
out inside her until 1t comes time TO make the
trip to League Island
The Indiana was commissioned on Nov. 20.
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Rearsasc lode will be developed on the , Cen
' SSeh RR TR''ts S' s"TSce only i.s
apart but. will steadily diverge as Depth
pro sansd neatly BY co sn' Two .sps
necessary for the ventilation OF the mine una
the safety OF the IN ners. Both are put on sur
ordinary circulnstances Yet by dyereins fan;
ike. on the lode. the property will be opened
The laying OF steel on the RAILROAD connect
ing the Isle Royale mine and tnill was Deeuh
this week. Tho mill will be built next season,
work starting as early as possible In the
spring. -
Tucsoy. Nov. 2-Tho Live Oak Gopher Com.
strike OF suphide in the west DRIFT OF the cross
tunnel, The ore encountered Is In the main
snlphide ledgg:. and is three feet wide In tho
A carload Of ore from the Lone Star mine. to
the II Paso smelter two weeks ego gave
northern part OF KrSora last week was ne
oah o OF H Se sr 9%s % wa.
BONDED by John Duke and .he price Z around pilsd
has faith In the ground he has bonded.
MONTANA.
BUTTE. Nov SIN Red Lodge. mining circle.
s1 orc Gn sd IN the
vicinity OF Grove Creek. Crowds Of men have
gone over the hills through fog banks and snow
and building air castles until M lnlaturs boom
has set in at the new gold fields Tbs country
indication OF qSartz.iron ore OF. any other kind
mining men and prospect2rs who have entered
source s oi the Clarke Fork placer gold. ''
A. M Essr, The Helena MINING man who
Tor mining property located on the coded strip.
has closed deal with the Michigan and Mon.
Mn Ing q s: s.so f ns
feet bsfore the frss Of May next. and tSa, h. /.
northwestern Montana. and the values Of the
ores arc copper principally.
THE LAKE REGION IRON MINES.
Duluth. MINI. Nov. 10,-A continuation Of
the drop 10 iron ore freights TO SID has
m.nt this fall One large min. that was O not
expscted to start up at all has decided to ship
so0O tons TINS season q, on sasn1ry an
Ths indications are that. II the weather Re-.
mains w hr fey 1ays shD@ cent f the
million more than the expectations of,tho most
sangulno.
The Rockefeller Company has resumed work
same erSue ha. doubled Il: force Of men 81 for for
The Biwabik mines will work all winter.
Chandler. Nermillion range. has shipped
100000 tons and will Close n two weeks Min
nesota, on the same range, has shipped 430.0
tons and will get out 10000 more Pioneer,
Zenith and savoy have stopped sh pments. and
Zenith IL closed down for the present.
The National Steel Company 10 at work at
Chaplin with the idea Of increasing the already
enormous output Of this great mine another
year.
The steel and wirs trust 10 buying more
mines. and has recently added several on tho
MenOmlDNN. MaTluAtta
II has sold 7OO.OO0 tons Of vessel room for
1900 to the Carnegie Steel Company.
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ls05, and was ths ORIGINAL tr,t. ola.. ha,,l.,bln

lS9b, and was tho original frat class battleship
o. ths modern United States Navy. The Massn-
In any navy While at nrst laughed at as being
top heavy and liable TO turn topsids under
water at any time her work during the war
WITH spain proved quite otherwise, for she
took part In that campaign. from the start TO
the nniah. Although OF a class of ships not
supposed to do much active cruising, she has
done a great deal OF Ii. travelling during the
eight months endiag Dot. 10. over $500 miies
Ths Nogth Atlantic squadron now consists
OF the following ships, flagship New York and
batl!eship MASSACHUSETTS, at Now York; Texas
a. Norfolk Navy Yard cruiser Detroit In South
Amyr'can wstsr;; Machiss at Boston Navy
Vixen at Hampton Roads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-13
MArRON EYER KEEPS HER PLACF.
Outcome OF the scandal In the Girls In
dustrial Homo nj Trenton.


dustrial Homo nj Trenton.
TRENTON, " j.. Nov. L.. Oflcial announce
ment has lust been made that Mrs Myrtle b
Ryler will be retained as principal OF the In
dustrial school for Girls and that all the teach
ers and other employees will remain unless
new reasons arise for making changes. Presi-
dent Mccullough Of the Board OF Mana
gers has acquainted all concerned with the
facts Howell C. Stull. who is mem
her OF the Executive Committee OF the
board, said that he had made a thorough in
yestigation OF tho charges against Mrs Eyler.
Sbsch that had been asserted. especially in
certain newspapers. as coming from parsons
with grievances was cOntradict-d by them.
and many statements were entirely Unbound
ell. Tho school itself, he said, was in excellent
condition. and II there had been friction and
jealousy among the teachers and other EN-
ployees. he believed II was at an end. Hsreaf-
ter all cases OF punishment would be brought
&c the attention OF the board through the Ex-
ecutiye C9wnittee, which would render II inn
possible Tor any severe punishment or long
confinement in 4 dungeon TO occur without the
Boards knowledge. The public need have no
fear that any cruelty would be practissd.
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Prof c. ii, Clark. head OF the University OF
Chicago Oratorical Association. has commu-
nicatod Chcago's acceptance to Columbia's re-
cent challenge for another intercollegiate de-
bate. The debate will probably be postponed
until next spring, as Chicago 10 now preparing
for a contest with the University OF Michigan
aud IL loath to have two debates on her hands
ut the same time, Owing to some dissat fac
ton in the two preyiOn. contests an effort Will
be made to have the debate take place ia some
neutral university town ithaca, for instance
10 act as Judges Columbia won the first dc.
bate in New York and Chicago captured tho
second In Chicago
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$4,000 Fire In Fonda. \. V.

FONDA, y. Y. Nov. l2--At 3 o'clo.N 'h'
morning fire started in tho kitchen of a r's.'
dence of Frank +, Burtch, on Main s'r,'r ~
family was awakened by the smoksnnI' ;i"i
in their night clothes. The house 800 49,,
tents were DESTROYED The namcs rt. '"l
10 the shoe compauys building which ~ ..1r,
destroyed, with its contents. On tho ,...'
floor was tho printing onl"e nj tn Y
IGa"g D zen John II Weimaonr', ,J
store of ". h. CLARK aud John Loo ...
were also burned, with their contrlrs. ,''
total loss is about $4,000 and Is cove
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RUNAWAY Bor,s coon LUCK.
A Story which Adventurous Youth Ought
Not to he Allowed to Read.

PATERSON. y. j.. Nov. IL Although only Just
past his majority Max Tannebnum. who has
returned to this city after an absence OF thr-
teen years and 10 looking for his relatives. tslls
a remarkable tale OF good and III fortune. He
left Paterson as runaway from tho almshous
and he returns with credentials from Western
bankingl houses that show him to be a man OF
means.
In 1885 Maurice Tannebaum came to Pater-
son from Poland with his family. Ill luck pur-
sued him and he became discouraged. ono
morning some OF his things were found near
Passaio Falls. II wa. thought that no had
committed suicide. A Hebrew society sent the
family back TO the old country. all but Max. the
eight-ysar-old boy. He preferred this country
and ran away so that he would not have to be
and committed to the almsRouse while ar
ransemsnts were being made for his restorn-
ton 20 the family IN Poland But again h,
hin: until his return to Paterson few days
ago att. .
train. but could not pass the guards at the
ferry. Finally n stranger took him across the
TX: man "na Ss js. on r. S2r @
and wealthy Wisconsin lumberman. Mr.
, hSl isnsy for the boy and ,9ok
Of adoption. but the lad spent four years on the
Ds Ia Then his EroSI,Ur
tho llfs OF his employers son. In recognition
OF the act hi, employsr agreed 70 stock with
cattle Government claim, which he in Instructed
Tanncbnum to stake out The ranch was
success from the start.
Tannshaum recently decided to hunt up his
relatives and for that purpose came East, H0
learned that his mother and her other chill lran
returned 10 this country thre. years ago and
after living In Paterson for n time had movai
~ New York. They left their address with
Mrs. Miller OF Montgomery street. this city. hut
are not now at the address given. Detectives
have been searching for them in New York
without success Tannebaum, in his adver-
ing thsm he sent to Mr.. Miller, or to 2ls West
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ROMANCE or AN ADrERrT>EMESE
Sisters Reunited After Twentv-.Is Years NJ
Scpnrntlln.

BELLENHLE. y. j.. Nov. 1.-TWO sisters
who had been separated from each utneg r
twenty-siN years were reunited II ths'oUn
yesterday through tho operation of Il lswS.
paper advertisement The sisters are VI :
Dennis Mccarthy OF Bel!eyiIlc and Mr. MAJ
Garct McGnnis OF Demore street TweI'>,,T
years ago last April Mrs Mccarthy. VIII. 'Dcr
lived in BROOKLYN. left that city 70 MA a ."'
home IN Boston, Her sister who was - =
u Miss Nctonville. had gone Ia Trojan NJ
Mctinnis recently started in to advrr 40 ~
tsnsivcly, Mrs Charles Warren o' .'',
street, brooklyn. niece % the sstcr- 49,
one of the advertisements and, EuuN..- Nrs
McCarihys address, communicate ~ E. Ne
The reunion quickly followed Trel H'. ~
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Card Party for a Ho.r,tnI ucreo,.

progressive euchre party for N" l.rn'' :
the sick poor in St GATHERINGS Hosprn. N...
iamsburg. Ia to be held in the Kuapr r.n -."'
on the night Of Nov n 1t will be undo 'Nn
auspices Of the Ladies' Ala So"ioW o' '"'
hospital Several prominent officials II iir0ot-
lyn have espresso their intention ~ hcNI
Present The card playing will BE- py-rrtrt 7
addresses hy former Congressman Thomas
haRner. tas Rev. Inward + McGodrlcS aAd
other clergymen. There will be NIFTY pgizsA
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Available cash bal, In.

Available cash bal, In
H. W. Poor 4 Co. offer at lOl and accrued
interest 81 0O0. 900 Erie Tolsgrarh 4 Tele.
phone Company, dobenture q per cent gold
bonds. Ths company. through ownership Of
stock, controls the Northwestern. Southeast
ern. Cleveland. Michigan and Wisconsin Tele-
phone companies. Including the city OF Cleye-
under the Bell Company in the country. The
total mum Der OF subscribers on January last
was ~, 1913 and increased within the nrst nine
months OF this year 81. 297 subscribers. making
total OF $4,000. This remarkable growth
"a. msd ded necessary ths eIpenditurs o. nearly
80. The proceeds from the sale OF the bonds
now offered will provide for the acquisition OF
the Wisconsin Telephone Com pany and for the
purchase OF stock In the Cleveland. Northwest
ern. Southwestern and Wisconsin, oompanis
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Glsrtions aud Nlretiuas.

hANHATrAN CAR TRUST COMPANY.
hesnlg ~ the Stockholders Of this COMPANY 4.
called foI III EspAY, NOVEMBER l4TH, 1879 at The
otlst nt hcssrs, Thomas Post, No. II Broadway 10
empower the Directors to dissolve said Corporation
r. NJ POST. Secretary, Manhattan Car Trust Co,
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Arrived-SuSDAT. Nov. IL.
U. g. transport Mcpherson. Byrne. San Juan. Nov 4.
b New York. Roberts. Southampton. Nov. 4.
Is La gsscogne, Simon. Hayre. Nov. Z.
81 IrTawaddy. Hauslp. Trinidad. Nov Z.
81 surquehanna, Hendry. St Vincent. oct. ~.
Re TjonIo. Snsen. DemerAra. Nov. !.
So seminole. Bearse, Jacksonville. Nov. IL.
81 Hamilton. Dole MORT X. Nov II.
Sc Bsnstactor. Swain. Philadelphia. Nov. II,
IS Horatio Hail, Bragg Portland. Nov. 10.
b. Herman Winter. Grove. Boston. Nov. II,
Ss Graf walderses, kopn, Hamburg. oct. 80.
Brig Croisine. JArnet. hiquelon. oct Is.
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Tenderlois Baccnrst Gam. Rnided

Three OF Captain Prlcss detectives walked
past an overconhdent watcher into a
reputsd gambling house at 123 West
Twenty-SIth street and seized thirty
Frenchmen, dozen packs OF cards,
several hundred chips and dealing
box. This Frcnohmen were playing baccArat
In the Jefferson Market police court Peter
Rivsell, Charles Massabeau and Peter Bouills,
the alleged proprietorf OF the place. were held
in 81 900 each for trial. Their twenty seven
friends were discharged.
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ARRESTED AT THE PRISON GATE.
Ex-Convict Charged with Theft Has Spent
More Than Half Ills Life In Jail.

William Reno. alias Rutherford. a Brazilian
known as the bogus reporter" was held by
Magistrate Mayo in the Centre street police
court yesterday for examination on the charge
O. having stolen lawelry and clothing valued at
81 300 from Albert binkelspeel OF 2SO West
18th street four years ago. He was arrested
on SATURDAY rs he left DannemOra prison a'tor
serving a term OF four yenrs, or tho forty
wears OF his life twcnty'one have been spent in
nriAnn
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Def. ss3s.sbo s2.7sa pbo fno. o.. tbo. 600
The surplus a year ago was s15.o11. 800. and
two years ago. s2l. 1856. 100.
The I'm ports Of general merchandise, includ-
ing dry goods. at the port Of New York last
week were $a.97O,02l against 81 .2S8, Ola the
:.es Si the Of s q Tss &
ports since Jan. /. Sl67D1, 1873. Exports OF
specie wore Gold, 900, and silver. 1892. 105:
a total OF S7gt los. against $7OO87l the pre-
vious week. The exports OF specie since Jan.
4bavs been: Gold, S23 254 .a22. and silver. S43,-
3S0.9Ol a total OF 500. 1895. 1913
The Official count OF cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF last Saturday
shows:
Nop. 1. Nor. H.
silver dollars and bullion p.lt2.272 p.eo2,ii8
L. 3. notes. ,....,.,."...; i6.Oo7oos ib.tis.o9t
Other assets, less demand
liabilities .............. 12,pb2,1t6 6.1<6106
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALnASAo-THn DAT.
Sun rises. d:to sun sets ga Moon risss...7,7s
HioH wATrR-rRis DAT.
Sandy Hook. GOV. ia t:lt He'll Gate "a OF
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dividends aud autsrrst.
PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co
(Of ChiCaRol. ~'

E N1uSs 10 hereby given that dividend Of ONE
nS a. Cei Hall PER CENT. has been declared on
e LLaptsI STOCK or this Company. payable 10 the
S'TTGGkholdsrs on November 10Th. 1890.
1asnr, hsnster books will close In New York, on
Nemoer a7th. 1872. at 10 A. NJ '''''H '''
l.. a. wILRY. Secretary.
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HoND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE GO.
40 fsM'fN STREET BROOKLYN. N. Y, Nov. T. 1892;
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT
Las been declared payable November 10 lsyv to
hne .tockholders OF rec lrd on tho closing Of The
LlHhsier Books at 8 p. VI, on November 10. The
1889 MARTIN VIII Ea rr.n oot ioth'
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IS SoordlAnd. from New York, At Antwerp.
Be British Empire. from New York, At Antwerp.
SAILED IRON roREfdS PORTS.
81 ItruriA. from Qusenstewn for New York
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ssss. $50 s2.7ss. 300 Ino. s2.Ibo. 90

Ros'vs siss.s7s, 100 "a. 800 Dec. sb2i7 400
Reer'ed 1875. p57. $50 1876, 100 $50 Dec 2,7So, 800
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Total sales. 81 s2.2os shares.
sEr.diyidend.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-30
Teachers Institute.

The Hardeman County Teachers
Institute convened in the Court
house Monday morning, and was
organized by the election of Prof.
J. A. Hudson, president; Prof. w.
L. Robinson, vice-president; Miss
Lizzie Hundley, secretary; Prof.
W. S. Overton, treasurer.
An address of welcome was de
Iivered by Mayor Carter, which
was responded to by Prof. J. l..
Afford.
Many subjects have been discus
sed and a lively interest is being
taken by the teachers.
Tuesday night, Rev. W. A. Jor-
dan delivered an address on GA
Nations Glory" and Wednesday
night Rev. D. NJ. McIver delivered
an address on Education" Prof
Freed, of Henderson, and Rev. G,
S. Ware are on the program for adj
dresses Thursday and Friday nights
The Institute will close Saturday
evening. Examinations will be hello
next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-30

On account of the illness of
Chancellor Hawkins, the case of A.
J. Coates, who is contending for
the seat of J. III. Bills, Trustee of
the Western Hospital, was post
poned until next Wednesday.
The family of 7. J. Cliff, de-
ceased, desire to return their warm
est thanks to their many friends, of
whose kind attentions they were the
recipients during Mr.. Cliffs illness
and their bereavement.
The picnic season Is approach
ing, when the voice of the orator
will be lifted up in the wilderness
likewise as the barbecued carcass is
lifted from the pit-and there will
be great rejoicing in the land.
Go to COx's for pureDrugs
and have your prescriptions
filled. "Puritas ct PerfectiO."
The ten year old adopted son
of Mr.. Thomas Hardy, who lives
near Bray's Mill, was bitten on the
face Monday by dog supposed to
be mad. The child was immediate
" carried to Mr.. Nathan Hollo-
ways, where a mad stone was ap-
piled. The dog was killed.
Anthony Ramsey, colored, cell
ebrated his birthday Monday by
giving a dinner, to which about
fifteen of his white friends were in
vited. Anthony has followed this
custom for many years, and the oc-
casion is always enjoyed by those
present.
Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by II. NJ. REDFEARN, Coates
Block, Bolivar, Tennessee.
"A gentleman who has been en-
gagged in farming for many years,
remarked this week that there is
less complaint in regard to the con-
dition of crops than he has ever
known before. Those who are dis
posed to complain are compelled to
admit that the prospect is bright.
DR.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medi-
cine has a national reputation, ex-
tending over about sixty years, as
a most successful Liver Regulator.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-30
PERSON AL

Mr.. @. p. Newbern returned to
Memphis Monday.
DR.. J. p. Douglas returned from
Nashville Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Jordan is visiting
relatives at Augustus.
Misses Bette and Sadie Mitchell
are visiting in Jackson.
Miss Mary Swinebroad returned
last week from Jackson.
Mr.. w. j. Thompson, of Full
ton, was in town this week.
Rev. C. c. Mcdaniel, of Pine
Top, was in Bolivar Saturday.
Mr.. w. E. Farley, of the 4th
district, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. c. w. Carter, of Grenada,
Miss, spent Sunday in Bolivar.
Master Oswald Fulghum, of
Jackson, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary J. Farley, of White
vile, is the guest of Mrs. WI Redd.
Miss Lena Stovall, of jackson,
is the guest of Miss Cora Thompson.
Miss House, of Franklin, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Moore.
Miss Sallie Kearney returned Sun
day from a visit to Hickory Valley.
Messrs. P. N. Stuart and G. M.
Wilkinson visited Jackson Sunday.
Mr.. J. Will Gates spent several
days in Jackson this week on bust
ness.
Esquire D. w. McAnulty, of
Hickory Valley, was in the city
Wednesday.
That handsome, hustling sales
man, Mr.. J D. Swinebroad, arrived
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Maude Chambers, Of Hick-
DRY Valley, was the guest of Mrs.
J. Will Gates this week.
Mr.. G. T. Majors, of the Doris
Breeder Lumber Co., Doris, Tenn,
was in town Friday on business.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Moore and two OF bis
interesting little boys, Thomas and
Robert Wood, were in Jackson Fri
day.
Mr.. f. S. Crawford, who has
been taking a commercial course at
the S. w. B. u, Jackson, returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lindsay, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. r. Z. Dur
rett, returned to her home in Den
yer, Colo, Sunday.
Mrs. John A, McKinnie, who ha:
been visiting her sons, Messrs. B.
7. and G. A. McKinnie, of Jack
son, returned Monday.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-30

The ice cream supper at New
Hope w ednesday evening, June 81,
was a success, socially and financial
ly. The receipts amounted to $40
.25. The management proposed, in
good faith, to give prizes to the
most beautiful lady and the ugliest
man, but the fair daughters and
hOmely sons were so much in evil
dence that the judges were unable
to reach a decision.
Pure blood is full of Life and
Vitality and carries Vigor to the
organs of the body. DR.. M. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine creates
rich, pure blood.
Rev. David Leith, of Hender-
son, will deliver a lecture at the
Methodist Church Monday night on
Scottish Life and Character" An
admission fee of ten cents will be
charged. The lecture will be un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
League Mr. Leith is a nativeScotch-
man, a well informed and entertain
inc gentleman. He has won dis
tinction by the delivery Of this lee
ture in several Southern States.
Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by r. NJ. REDFEARN, Coates Block,
Bolivar, Tennessee.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. VIM. A. Crum, Christian
evangelist, of Hickory Flat, Miss,
will preach at MiddIeburg, Satur-
day night before the second Sunday
in July; also on the following day
Sunday at II am, and 7.4O pm.
Subject: GLOW to read the Bible. :"
Dinner on the ground. Everybody
that can conveniently do so will
please bring baskets. The public
invited.
DIR. NJ. A Simmons Liver Medi-
cine creates good Appetite, Tones
and Strengthens the Stomach and
builds up the Health.
We direct attention to the ad-
vertisement of the Bolivar Hotel.
Mr.. J. Will Gates, the popular pro-
prietor, thoroughly understands the
wants of the travelling public, and
sees that they are properly and