davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
. u Town Of Lake.

Ma ostatnicm posiedzeniu gniaz-
da Sokol0w POlskich ma Town of
Lake, uchwalono wziqsc sic ma do
brc dozreorganizowania Oddzial6w
Dziatwy Sokoicj; a tenn samem sta
rae sic. o lie TO bcdzic mozebnem,
opozyskanic wickszcj liczby.k t6ra.
ma TAX licznic zamicszkala przcz
polak6w dziclnicc. jest stanowczo
IN malq. a zatcm odzywamy sic
do dobrze my5lqcych ojc6w i ma
tex, azcby raczyli dziatki swe 20
sylaG ma najhlizsze Gwiczcnin. kt6.
re- odbywajq sic W hall Kosciuszko,
r6g IS i Wood ul.. co poniedzialck
i piqtek od godz. lei do Sci wiecz.
ola chlopc6w n co srode Ola dziew-
czqt o tym samym c~zasie, przyczem
rodzice mogq bye obccni.
CzOlem!
j. Wutkowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
DO kupc6w, przemysfOwc6w i
tOwarZyStw.

ksiazkowosG j rachunkowosG wa.
sza zaProwadzimy wan do kaAde.
GO interesu z osobna, praktyoznie Ia
stosowana - "a bardzo niska Gene.
Przesy}ajcie adres swoj przez Postal
karte. Ii. & NJ. STAN,
liza Milwaukee ave, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
Niskie ceny podr6zy ma kOlei
Wabash ma zach6d i pOfudnie.

w dniu logo Pazdzisrnika kolej
Wabash sprzedawac bedzie ekskur.
syjne bilety ola nowycb osadnikow
z Chicago do roznych stron w Kan.
sas, Nebraska, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi j Alabama pc $1,000, a
do Oklahoma j Indian Territory DO
Sl7.OO. Piszcie po blizsze informa-
eye do City Ticket Office, 81 Adams
St., Chicago, Ill. AZ
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

Przeto zwracamy i'm uwage ma
fakt ten, re PRAGUE tam take
dobrze znany Wojciechowianom p.
Jan Piywaczyk, jake urzednik. kt6-
~ chetnie swym rodakom usiuzy,
Jezeli sic do niego zglosza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

Jesli cheese nabyc ma wlasnosc do
bra farme, jedi do powiatu Marinet-
te w Wiscosinie, mad koleja Chica,
60, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Tam zie-
mia jest dobra, zbior piekny, mick
ka / dobra woda, a grunt Iatwy do
oczyszczenia. Mozesz kupic tanio,
pod fatwemi warunkami; roboty Jest
dosyc przez ca}y rok "a dobra "a
plata. Duzo tam teraz potrzeba lu-
dzi, a wiecej jeszcze bedzie potrze-
ba, gdy zima nastanie. Duzo zamoz-
nych rodzin polskich tam sic osiedli-
10. Pc blizsze informacye pisz do:
A. Hauser, Athelstane, Wisconsin.
(44) .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

" '~osoishsks i niessorahsks. A 70
oprooz liohwy Kahanowis ~uprawisli
teA inne proosdsry, niesupeinie
sgodns , obowiszujsoym kodeksem
karnym, przeto " mysl p~r.ysiowia o
d.banie, nos.scym wode, dop6ki mu
sic uoho ME urwis, s~kohosylo sic na
w~ytoc.sniu i'm sprawy kryminalnej
o lichwe, oszustwo, pr.eohowywanis
krad.ionych r.sosy / inns pr.sstep
silva, Sad pr.ysiegiyOh. .sofony po
wieks.ej ozesoi I wioscisn miejsoo.
wyoh, uwolnii oskaraonyoh cd odpo
wie~d.ialnosoi, ale m skutsk prote-
stu prokuratora, ssnat nakazal 20.
nowns ro.patrzenie sprawy. Zanim
to nastspi. .ytomierski Sad okrego.
wy Postanowil osadxi6 " wie.ieniu
podssdnych, kt6rsy dotycho.as cd
powiadai Z wolnosci. Ale IAN Ka-
han .bisgi, posostawisjao tone, kt6.
re tes areszsowsno; brat jsgo. miej
scowy doktor, oswisdo.yi, to vie o
m~iejsOu, " ktorem sic p~odssdny u.
kryws' ale odkryoie jego kryjowki
P~o.ostawia policji. Tymo.assm "
okolioach Dubna " stodole snalszio.
no Po~ieszonego volta jednej Z wsi
okoliosnych, czsoha Karola Brodaozs,
kt6ry .ostawiil list, ae do samob6jstwa
poPehnsfy go wyrsuty sumisn'a
giosowa} bowiem n uw~olnieniem
kahana, skuszony datkiem, jaki mu
obieosli aydsi. List ten doreozono
do akt6w sprawy pr.eciwko Kaha.
nom. Rozpraws sadowa odbedzie
sic prawdopodobnis W Ostrogu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18

Vshoslcnio SIG opfdcaJa.
f" Pokwitowanie.
w przeciqgu ubieglcgo tygodnia
zlozyiy pc diva dolary ma pokrycie
kosztow przyjecia puik. Miikow-
skiego mast. towarzystwa i grupy;
Bibljoteka i'm. A. Mickiewicza ma
Bridgeporcie, gr. los. 2S9 i 1863,
razem $500. P~oprzednio ziozono
$3.50. dotychczas vice ziozono
$3.50, pc scisiem zas obrachowa-
niu wydatkow, potrzeba ma pokry-
Gle takowych S9i.55, brakuje vice
dotychczas S6.05, o zlozcnie kt0-
rych jaknajpredzej uprasza komi-
tet.
Browar polski.
Roboty przy budowie browaru
polskiego " sasiedztwie hall Puia-
skiego ma SO. Ashland ave juz roz-
poczcto. Browar ten. bedacy villas
noscia kilku obywatcli 2 pOiudnio-
wei strony, y p. l.. Naciejewskim
ma czelc, ma bye ukonczony W pre-
ci9gu szesciu miesiecy. Koszt bu-
dowy wyniesie $4,000 dol. Wo-
bee mylnych poglosek, zaznaczamy
jeszcze raZ, re gorna sala W hall
Pulaskiego bcdzie nadal istniala
tax. jak dotychczas
= PowieSc Sienkicwicza.
Ksiegarnia firmly j. Smulski i
Sp6ika. 565 Noble str, ~ukonczyla
juz druk wspanialej pc Sicsci Stem
kiewicza ..Krzyzacy'. Gale die
10. ~zloionc Z szeSci2 tom0w. nabyc
juz MONA obecnic w powyzszej
ksiegarni pc $50 bez oprawy a
S225 W picknej oprawie, liczqc
W to przesylke pocztowa.
Do gniazd Sokolich W Chicago.
SZauowni druhowie! 80 Dnia %
listopada +. b. Sok0i Polski mr.. III
urzadza Gwiczcnia konkursowe
gniaZd sokolich chicagoskich W ha-
Ii czeskiei. 32-3I Emma st. do
udzialu W kt6rych zapraszamy nj
n~ieiszem druhGw cwiczacych.
Naczninicy gniazd, kt0rc w kon-
kursie tym ud2iaf przyjac zechca,
Sd proszcni q nadesIanie najp6znicj
do dnia / listopada r. b. list imien-
nych druh6w cwiczacych, do kon-
kursu stajacych.
Listy tie nadsylac nalezy ma rece
naczelnika naszcgo gniaZda, druha
w. Raiskiego, 4S2 n. Hermitage
ave.
Nagrody konkursowe stanowia
diva medale zfote i jeden srebrny.
Wicczor rozpocznie sic pocho-
len i cwiczeniami dziatwy naszego
gniazda, po konkursie zas nastapi
zabawa tahcujqca.
Many niepionna ~nadzieje, ze
szan. publicznosc polska raczy
przybyc licznie ma te zabawe soko-
la.
w imieniu Wydziafu gniazda So
k6i Polski Nr. Ii: ). Barszczewski,
prezes; j. Singer, sekr.
= Biblioteka.
Przypominamy, re w bibljotece
Zwiqzku MONA otrzymac do czyta-
MIA naiswiezsze dzieia polskie,
sprowadzone z Europy przez "a
Rad micjskiei biblioteki publicz-
nej. Biblioteka otwarta jest cd
godz. . rano do godz. 9 wieczGr,
pr6cz SWAT i niedziel.
= P~osiedzenie.
Nadzwyczaine posiedzenie Tow.
,,Ognisko'', or. 504 wv. n. p. odbe-
die sic W wtorek d. % b. m. o 60
dzinie s wieczorem Cpunktualnie)
W g6rnej hall Domu Iwiqzkowego,
102 = 104 w. Division ul. Ponie-
waz SD bardzo wazne sprawy ma
TEN posiedzeniu do zalatwienia -
uprasza sic przeto wszystkich czlon-
k6w Q przybycie ma takowe. - Ed.
Kolakowski, sekr., 200 Milwaukee
ave.
. u Town of Lake.
Ma ostatnicm posiedzeniu gniaz-
da Sokol0w POlskich ma Town of
Lake, uchwalono wziqsc sic ma do
brc dOZreorgnnizowania Oddzial6w
Dziatwy Sokoicj; n tenn samem sta
rae sic. o lie TO hcdzic mozebnem,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
kazdy czfOwiek pOwinien to
prZecZytac.

Zwyczajem nmerykahssich doktor6w dawniej
byio, posyisc tax oh pacyent0w. kt6rLy cierpieli
IA grIz1e ehoroby. iaAich vyieezyc ME mogli. do
EurCpy.
Cd czasu je3nakze. gdy kilku najsiawnieiszych
europ 1stich ltksrZy o>iedliio sic W Chicago 4 "a.
iuxyio Zaktaf lecZnicZy la leczenie wsz-lkich cho-
rob mezc'yzn. kcb'st 1 dxiec'. wszyscy tacy Ia.
cyenci bywat, zwruc'ni do mich.
Dlatego wsZy.cy m9kczyzni ~ci-rpiscy ma choroby
czych lub nadutyc " p6zniej.zych lstach. odiani
ri~janstwu. pre- ileni prscs. osiabieni. niezdatnt do
pofyeia ftinili negoid' y acy. c~ierpi,cy ns boil sIo.
Wy. zA~ rot giovy. IA chorobe uszu. nosa, sxrdfa,
p.ersi. piue. watr bv I merck. nitrate aDet.tu, OBJ.
-truAcye. kurcze " cieia. rrumatyzn, bicie serra.
kAtar nosa. zDiAdkz lub p~scherzs, chruniczne wo-
nifty. kolki. ysricocele. ruptur wyrzu.y na ciele.
wszyscy Ct powinni sic poradzic specyalisty W m
zakiAdzie. ktdry byf lekarzsm zidowym 4 wcj.ko.
wynn 1 nabyi dia = ebie wszechswiatowej slAwy W
IL czeniu chor0b meskiJh.
Doktor. kt0ry leczy choroby koblece ME ma prI.
vie sobie rUwnego " tym Eakresie. W &c wszystkue
kobiety nismogace dcZaac ulr g5zieindziej powin-
ne sic zgiosie do nieRo natychmiast.
On leczy z niezwykism powodyeniem najgrozniei-
sze choroby wszy stkich klss ludzi.
Dzieci szy bko vyl CAV n jakiejkolwiek choroby:
Tacy. ktorzy ME mog, sami przyIsS do togo "a
kladu. powinni pisae: telegrafowae Tub telefono-
wac Monroe ll6 a leksrz sic z fo-i do mich.
Abysle zspoznsc zpubhcznoscis. ohAruja ni1.ze
ceny nix jakikolwiek inny doktor.
Osoby pozamiejscowe. ktore opiszs sw. chorobe
trzymsJs nedycyny %odwrotns poczts Ia pier
wszyeh kilka dni DARMO. Adresujeie:
Cosmopolitan Medical Institute,
40 SO. Halsted ST., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-18
POSzukiwanie.
KSIAZKI KWITOWE

ola cz}onkow Zwiazku n. p, z Cd
powiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowa-
MIA P%odatkow, posmiertnego ftp. wy
starczajace na lat 10. Cena "a eg.
zemPlarz ) cent6w bez przesyIki.
DO nabyoia W Administracji ,,Zgo,
dy".
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

the condition need not curse them
over long. Only by rebuking at
the first and every opportunity
such practices, by ousting aud
keeping from power the men who
are guilty of them can our people
secure for themselves the right OF
governing themselves by decent
and orderly and constitutional
methods.
If, however, they are satisfied,
and prefer the dictatorship of the
committees and men and machines
who now try to control them, -
very good. We suppose we can
survive as long In mud as can any
other fresh water fish,
We should like to suggest, how
ever, as precautlon for the flu
ture, that before they take their
final stand they ask the chosen
few, to ''Iet us know the depth of
the degradation into which we are
invited to descend.'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
Greenvllle, Miss, July 9th, 1900.

The sad and unexpected death
of Mr.. j. W; Barber which oc-
Cured at Grand Lake, Ark,
Wednesday afternoon was quite q
surprise to his many friends in
the city. Tuesday, in company
with Mr.. Frahkel, he left on the
Belle of the Bends for Grand
Lake to attend u barbecue near
there the next day. and it was on
his return that afternoon while
sitting in a chair, resting, at
Grand lake that life left him,
caused, it is believed, from heart
tr( uble. Mr.. Barber was man
of 81 years of age, but hale and
hearty in appearance. For sever
al years he has been in the en-
plQY of the Waldauer Cotton Co.,
proving himself by his business
ability, good man and esteemed
by his employers. His home was
ct Morton where his wife resides.
MI, 4paRkel attended to the burial
ceremonies and by request Of his
wife he was laid'to rest at Grand
Lake. No man what we ever heard
speak of John Barber but that
had n good word for him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
The WilcZinSki Fire.

The clocks on the nantes in
many homes had hardly finished
striking the hour of two last Tues
day morning when the sound Ct
fire was turned In and the ter
rifying whistle, whose shrek
ing sound, especially at night,
sends chill of horror to the heart
of all, announced that fire was
raging. On looking out in the
direction Of Washington avenue,
we saw the bright, blazing flames
licking out their tongues of fury,
which lit up the whole heavens.
The cry OF the runners as they
passed the house was, 'The Will
czinski building IS on fire" On
reaching the scene the brave
fire boys were hard at work
trying to control the flames
which was then emerging from
every part of the upper story, and
about the time they had it all
smothered down and the fire un-
der control. an accident happened
to the machinery at the power
house which cut off the force OF
supply. Had there been strong
wind blowing at this time the
whole block, no doubt would have
been destroyed, but there was not
and after an hours waiting the
force OF water was again on and
the flames extinguished.
The fire is said to have origi-
mated in the rear of the building,
In the office formerly occupied by
Craig & Co., cotton brokers. The
fire did not reach the stores below
but was confined to the upper
story which was used for offices.
The only damage to the stores be-
low was from the deluge of water
from above. The law firms whose
effects were destroyed by the fire
were j. II. Wynn, Judge w. K.
Trigg, Skinner & Bogen. The
firm of Thomas & Rose saved only
their law books, while the contents
of the dental Offices of DR.. Joe
Chatham and DR.. j. S. Brown and
the cotton Office of w. R. Craig
& Co., and the business offices of
H. Wilczinski were also completely
Destroyed.
The building was insure ed at
81, 0o0: DR.. Chatham had $500;
the GreenvilIe Confectionery Co,
$500; Harry &. Graham, $500;
Thomas & Rose, $3.50, while the
balance who suffered by fire and
water carried no insurance at all.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

The Peters Comedy Company had a
clone hand" in the attraction business
last night, and played it well and to
good effect. The tentfw crowded, and
the entertainment clearly and upon
the whole amusing. The company is
happy in the possession of awell-trained
band, all its own, which is one of the
best features of the organization--bar
ring the inimitable Peters himself -
ksburg Herald.
This company was here last fall
and played to good houses, Our
people were well pleased with their
performances. When they return
next week we predict that their 5.
Il. 0. sign will be out early unless
the seating capacity in their tent
theatre will hold more than we
contemplate. Popular prices and
good show is their reCommen-
dation. The tent will be pitched
near the new opera house.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
The Excursion.

Last Sunday afternoon q train
of fourteen cars packed with hui
man beings like sardines in box,
rolled into Greenville ON the
Southern and unloaded at their
WAinnt Street depot A large
crowd Of adE citlSeHs we're at the
depot to meet the tram when it
arrived and welcome their country
cousins of neighboring counties
to the city. TIE train was two
hcur> late, and each on alighting
made D bee line for a nearby
restaurant or LUNCH counter to re-
cuperate their lost vitality. Ooxeys
army could not have presented IA
a more thirsty and hungry APP
pearance than did this army of
excursionist as they hurriedly
passed in review of our citizens
along Walnut.
From this until 1915 p. m. that
night they spent the beautiful
Sabbath afternoon and evening
taking in the sights of the city,
from the way some acted and
walked our big hearted policemen
had to offer them assistance and
led them to the home of the law
breakers where they stopped un-
wv minutes before the trains
departure, W. t ae tbe %pfe e% VT
lowed to catch to maN9 laeif eAis
out of the city. .,;+b
We have nothing to 40 "t'n
these excursions, or the running
of them, but would suggest TO
those who have them in charge
that in the future il they were run
into the city on a day in the week
instead of Sunday, they wou.'d
prove more pleasant and profitable
to those who come, and more well
come bV our CITY.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

State of Mississippi.
To Chas. z. Keesecker and RATHER
inc Keesecker, Dubuque, Iowa.
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court Of
Washington county, in said State on
the LIST Monday of October'A. D.. 1900.
to show cause, if any there be. why
the petition Of L. n. lhomas guardian
OF Frank. Chas. Keesecker and ii "a
keesecker, for sale of certain lands
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 95tb day
o. JAly A. D. 1900.
T. Fl. HOOD, Clerk
& Rose, Attorneys.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

At moe nQ OF the Stockholdefo
of the new hotel hen, Nv Aa"" n NJ,
Crittenden & Co.'s office on ~ ~
"a, the officers and committees
we're appointed asfollows: II. P.
Hawkins, President; Ri. Mann,
Vice President; VIM lsenberg,
Treasurer; Jno. V. Bell, Secretary
The committee reported the fol-
lowing gentlemen to act as direc-
tors William lsenberg, 7. L..
Mann, Geo. Wheatley, JAS. r..
Negus, II. P. Hawkins, Jas.
Robertshaw and Jno. V. Bell.
We wish the new association all
the success on earth and only re-
greet that oar bank deposit will
not allow us taking the balance OF
the stock necessary to complete
the su II to be raised.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
Reselutlons Of parochIal Ana Society.

Resolutions of Parochial Aid Society.
In the depth of Mrs. j. w.
Primrose, beloved wife of our
pastor,) the Presbyterian Church
of Greenville, Miss, has sustain
ed great loss We thank God
for such n friend and counselor.
Her gentle spirit and loving faith
has been an inspiration to us; and
she will ever live IN our hearts.
Resolved LIST. Whereas it has
pleased Almighty God to take
from our midst our beloved Vice
President, and while realizing that
she will be sadly missed by the
members of the Parochial Aid
Society, may we remember that
our loss is her gain. She bas fin
ished her work here, and has gone
to receive the crown laid up for
all who love our Lord Jesus Christ.
Resolved End, That we extend
our most sincere sympathy to our
beloved pastor in his deep Attic
ton and pray God to sanctiIy to
him all the dispensations of His
providence,
Resolved 3rd, That our united
prayers are for the hereaved sons
and daughters, that the grace OF
the Lord Jesus be sufficient to
bring them light inthls dark hour.
God bless and comfort their hearts.
Resolved 4th, That a copy of
the above be spread upon our
minutes, sent to our church and
town paper, and a copy sent to
the bereaved husband and family.
Mrs, John F. tinlay,
Mrs. +. N. Thomas, >.
Mrs, Alfred Stone,
Committee
(Ireenvllle. Miss. july 9th, 1900.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

DR.. Joe Chatham, whose dental
0 flee was destroyed by fire, will
s soon as completed, have his
@ tfices over the new store of helms
& Blum For the present he will
execute al dental work at his resi-
d ence. Those desiring to see him
Ca n do SO by calling at ,Clark's
dr. u9 store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
Citation Notice

State Of Mississippi -
To Chas. L. WORKMAN and n ~
WoteilQ.m, whose postofiice address Is
Memphis, Iean,
Yon are hereby commanded Ia A.
war before the Ch{neel., Court III
~ dadington eonntr. In 5li4 sf Ia.
ae st Monday Of OeJobei a. u 91i
% aefend tue silt ia ssit colr. 5fI
Waller May wherein you are .sr6-
ants
'iiven under my baud this i6tl, ii ,r
'p'F ~ " is'OO / H. Room.
7 humas s l,ase,
S1icitors inr Cothpls rsa "
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
destroyed
The Leland BottIine Work.

The Leland BottIing Works
is doing large order business
due we were told to the excellence
of their drinks. Mr.. Gregg told
us be was almost Horled Town
IN trying To keep up with bis
trade. In another season be ex-
poets 10 enlarge his plant To meer
orders that be cannot I'LL t1is sea-
son. Ne are glad TO hear OF
their success.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

Such a situation as now con-
fronts the people of the state, and,
it seems, more particularly those
of this Congressional District, can
not be cured by idle invectige nor
helped'by newspaper fulminations.
'Ehe only remedy lies IN the peo-
pie themselves, and that remedy
is full, complete and easy 'of ape
pIication. If they see fit to in
woke It,-and only they cam
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

In thinking over these matters
we unconsciously drifted into
thinking of Senator George and
of the desire he always had to
have his years so heightened as to
enable him to see before his death
q pure ballot and government
honest in all its details guaranteed
to the people of his state, hence
these reflections. How fortunate
for the quiet of bis last hours
that he did not olive to behold
this day"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

MIR. Eugene Bogen has his law
Office for the present in the Wieu-
berg building.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28
DON'T REEuSE
tO.consider the question of
Insurance

even If you have no idea of taking out Dol CIV.
The information obtained will be OF much
use; Perhaps. like seed, 1t will germiniate
and bear good flut.
We can furnish 1ull information about
Life, Fire, and Accident Insurance with rates
benefits, etc. Much food for thought in
these booklets
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-28

from our choice stock of cereals,
high grade canned goods, teas.
coffees, -four, and sngac cured
meals you are always sure 9f get
ting only pure, lnatul.erateu amt
perfectly i2esn L0o6sln any hHe.
Oar reWlee Is prompt aad Our
prices arc lower th4n what you
vail pay for inferior foods else
where.
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Gin Insurance A Speciality.
j. III. RORR
Citation Notice.

Fire, Lite ana Accident. Insurance, Time
building. Granville, Misc iTelenhnne 2Ra.
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stating that on account OF tho formation
OF the leaves the sunlight can get through
readily and ripen the bols and destroy
the worms or insects, Some even go so
far as to state that though boil weevis
were found on the old style cotton a1-
joining this corton that none were found
on IT, This cotton Is probably sport from
the old style cotton, though Il produces
true to the original stalk. Tho leaves
resemble the olra or tomato leaf. being
very deeply indented
The compress In this city made Its Sec
ond run yesterday and has pressed about
400 bales so fsr this season.
A light rain fell at this place yesterday
and this morning the citizons awoke TO
find Il raining again and quite hard ram
fen during the forenoon. 1t is still cloudy
with distant mutterlngs OF thunder, so that
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Al FREE TO MEN
ksl,,, ae%arkabie Remedy TIM,
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10 Men.
y Package sent by Mini,
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Is s.tea siyi- 70 act direct to Tho
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salute s,eorai functions ana a. e.
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sne a. zane. Ind. statirv ,Ss,
.1lisd sith Tree trial packaTes
s,'eas q ~, Promptly. The ins,I
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
MIR. BurIcson VIII Help Along tn,
HrnIuS River survey.

Austin Texas. August 31.-Hon. A. s.
Burleson, congressman frnm the Ninth
congressional district, received telegram
today from Colonel Richie, United States
engineer, advising him of the fact that
he had completed his report on the pre-
lminary survey OF the BRACES river and
had forwarded sane to the secretary OF
war with favorable Endorsement. Mr.
BIrleson In pursuance of an agreement
and understanding had several weeks ago
with the citizens in BIZ. district, through
which tina river courses. left toni sht for
Washington TO consult with he govern
ment officials with Il view OF expediting
the survey so rs 20 have fnal -eport
OF completed survey when congress con-
venes neat December.