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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21
Manly B. Ramos & Co,
119 East Broad Street.

at P. NJ DR.. B.aIe conducted the ser-
vices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21

pink Carnations. 2Sc. 70, Dsss..
Roses, Chrysanthemums. vfolaes eta,
Bouquets. Designs shipped to any pesnt.
81. ". HAMMOND.
O. oaGk 1VoAs q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21
Three letters as proof taken from hundreds
eceived during the current year.

Three letters as proof taken from hundreds
received during the current year.
August 29th 1901.
"DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM:-S Some time ago wrote
you suffered The doctor called my trouble
gestion of the womb; also stated that my womb
turned that could have any children, aid
that the only cure operation. was sore and
swollen that it hurt me to walk. At time 1pf
menstruaton suffered terribly. friend advised
write you, and after receiving your reply to let
ter, gave up doctorng with the doctor, and followed
your advice, for which I cannot thank you enough
"Lydia e. Pin1hams Vegetable Compound
proved to be just the medicine needed and saved
from terrible surgical operation After time gave
birth nice boy He has always been healthy and is
the low and sunshine of our home. know had it not
been for your medicine would have had my little
boy. May God bless you the good you doing for
suffering women" Mrs. GEORGE HOLLAND,
81 Grove Ave, East Providence, RI.
Mrs. Nj. G. Merritt, Payson, Arizona, writes:
sDEAR Mrs. PrKHAM:-I thought would write
to you as have been taking Lydia e.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
II had been sick for twelve years. suffered great
deal with my ovares and Kidneys had discharge with
bad odor Would bloat up after eating felt tired all
the time. The doctor said operation necessary
II commenced taking your medicine last April and
it has cured me- gained in weight. and feel better
than have for years" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21
Mrs. f. o. veghte, Rose11e, Nj, writes:

"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM:-I wish to thank you for
Lydia e. Pinkhan1's Vegetable Compound, which
cured after had suffered for years with ovarian
troubles The pain in my back was agonizng and had
was no hope and although it strongly against
my principles to take anything not prescribed BY doc.
Vegetable Compound. It did much good that
continued its use and entirely free from pain
and disease escaped dreadful surgical operation
Anyone who knows agony caused by ovarian troubles,
will understand how thankful am for the great change
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years have nursed women in confinement and
know terribly suffer from female disorders,
and in all nv experience have known of anything
else that would really help those who afflicted be-
eve your Vegetable Compound will the worst
case of female weakness"
100000 letters guaranteed to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21

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est. To Catarrh suffer-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21
The Columbia
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The S35 Machine is OF elegant
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one, though somewhat smaller,
is as perfect in construction.
BOTH machines, use both 7-inch
and 10-inch records. An elegant
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ceived. Call and see them at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-21

INDIA e PINKT1AAl'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Qennaro, 9ebr.
@uostienste ben life os 3bie esnbos I
kper Woaneb 81. 1890 Gorm.
Rr. anter,
Ir9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

fferen" Rr. %, for 26. Marts:. @n
qaitor aoloine er ogfaa efter 5orlp=
oenoe / @ente. 6ans 6iem bar NOT
bibtil p9ret / Widigan. bpor ban bar
pirfet fom Brett. =. paitor 8olz
bling bar / i'm 5ib fretpenteret Paitor
5~ranbberss Stole / Gbicago cg er moi
oroineret al bam."
s famine gIao Rr. 40 for q. Mai
lefer man, famine Sag peorsrenoe:
IS 8etblebsms Renigbeo, paitor
9obes SaIb, bar forbenp9renbe pa
ftor 9oloing begnret 0ptagelie."
Sg / .9unnepirfs" for 27. Maj
f~trioer aorreiponbenten til bette 8lab:
Der er M fire oanffe Yraiter beropps.
iom arbeiber for ben forenebe Strife,
Den libit antomne bsbber aoIoins,
ban er al S~ranobergs Stole os bar
tiolisere boet / Mihigan."
Der %foretommer / oisie 9orreipon=
Dancer tire Sing. fom ieg gerne for
Sanbbebens Stplo pilbe rette til 6ors
%itaaelie for bort 5olt / Acknowledged
% for bore 0enner | u. 9af. | S9rz
oelesbsb.
l. Den omtalte ,paitor" aolbine
er biit moi life Yaitor, ba ban, iad
pibt lea peb, olbrio bar mootaqet Or
bination at nosen, iom bapbe f~irtelie
4utoritst til at uofsre en- faaoan
gambling. Sfuloe ban imiblertib
pare oroineret, og iaalebes meb Rette
funoe fables pditor, peb ieg bog for
ganife bsitemt, at ban lite er orbineret
at paitpr Sranbbsre.
2. Stte bsIer bar 6r. aoloing /
i'm 5io fretpenteret paitor Sranbz
berss Stole i Chicago. 6an itubsrsbs
en- 5ib peb rGbicago Theological &C.
minarb". bOor paitor 5runbbsrg / s
Qar betl9bte en- profesforpoit; men
5~rdnoberss pripate Sfole bar ban
alorig fretpsnteret.
3. On 6r. 9oloins arbejoer TO,
ben foreneoe 9irfe, ION a%orreipon.
benton f~triper / ,0anneoirte", peb ise
life; men ban fan at to 9runbe 1T,
t9nes meb iblanbt ben forenebe airtes
praiter, fsrit forbi ban life er pr9i
= ON jsg ba life taeer fell = os Der.
matt foroi ban life itaar / Jorbinbelit
meb ener er ubIenot at ben forsnsbt
&irfe.
Dette til Splpsning.
M. 6. Sen { ms n g E o m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
.@@
Geoar Sails, Sa.

guitOr u. $. SEMEN, 5ernOale,
Gal., Tom fioIte 5reoas bertiI iammen
meo qaitor q. !9anien fra aarsme=
bet; ban talte oeo rlneoomsmpoet
5rebag often, og / Ssnbaes prebiz
teoe ban baabe 5ormiobas og often.
) Ranoags aftss bapbe ri after
Meoe. o9 oa bapoe Ri pentet 9aftor
Gbr. 9anien. portlunb, Ore. men
paa 9runb at baurlig Sogforbinoelfe
funoe ban life fomme. pg paitor Sem
len talte od after for os. 9i tutter
for ben bjertelige og purme 5orfpnz
Belle, Der peb bisie Msber bleo aflagt
iblanot os.
: Dor 5erieitole, Der iibite llge tog
i'm gegnnoslie meb Stubent sb. Beef
fom Carer, befsses at omfring 35
gsrn, og flere pil inurt lutte fig til
5lotfen.
= Mifs Waria Olien tom | 2ers
bags BERTH fra Glt 9orn. hpor bun
i bet Iibite 4arstib bar ppbolot Zig.
= gbr. gonbs rsiite / Manoags
til Witbee, Wis., for at beiege gamle
aenbinger, og muaite iumtioig uoisge
Zig ct file Stpffe 2unb.
= Rasdrstb Menigbebs 8pinbefor=
ening afboloer lit muaneolige Msoe
Sorsbag 26. SUM uoe bps Riels 3.
Nielfens.
3 fibite llge 1T hi oaglig en- 5ors
ben6pge, og entelte Dage eno ogiaa en-
2 til 3; Ri baaber, at Ri after maa fau
liot 5srbejr, ida Jdrmerne tan fdo
sjort beres 4rbejoe / Marten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Big &apios, Wid.
6r. Reoafteri

6r. Heoatter.
Seq bar albrie let ct Orb / Dam
iferen" Der fra bsnne plabs; berfor
funbe jeg babe Chit til at ftripe nogle
2inier. Ser er en- banif Wenigbeo;
Der er life iad faa 9anifere, men meo
@ubslipet / Menigbebsn er bet tilipz
nelabenbe fmadt. 9i bar pr9ft fra
Maniitee, iom tommer Der en- Gang
ON Wddneben; ban er en- penlig og
t9rlig Manb, iom pr9oiter Cubs
Orb rent og ret; men jeg tror life, at
Der er mango, Der foritaar BAN eIer
maaife be life bill ~forItaa BAN, for eff
ter aft at bsmme, leper be flelte ligez
Iom aGe 9erbens Wenneffer. Seq
ifal 10 langt fra bore Dommer, tbi
Oommen bsrer mig til, flyer 9erren,
% bet er CUBS giIie, at ale Mennes
fer ifdl ompenoe fig os fomme til
Sdnobebs G~rfenbelie og blioe frelit.
Der er en- file Rbbeb, iom jeg
pil itripe noget ON, og iom alereoe
bar p9ret n9pnt / ,Daniferen" for
nogle 9uge fioen. Oct sr. at min
8rober, afaus peberien, og bans
Batter fra golf Co., Wis.. er paa en-
Runorejis 1 amerifa. SPIRIT gift Rel
len til Giper Sails til en- Sen, iom
leper Der, berfra til Rep Oanmart.
be baobs bpret Der nosle Oage bos
bans 9atter, Iom sr gift meb Rep. u.
g. Qielien, rejfte be bertil for at be-
Isge mig os mine gprn. Seq er 80
aar og ban er Is, og bet bar ct glGz
beligt Mpbe for os bssse. 9i par life
let 6inanoen iiben '67. De bleD Iaa
fer bos min Spigerisn, Riels 2%arien,
II Dage, iaa tog be afifeo mso os,
piitnot for iiofte Sang, bpdo mig anS
gaar, men glib Ri maa mebes biit pppe
6ps Seius og be fore 9enner, fom er
gaast forub, for dlbrig mere at Till
les. Seren peteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Gaaenocr, Sa.

Mr. Sulius qeterien er nu after
tommen tilbuee fra aursmsoet, efter
at babe beisgt fine 5Or9lore og Ssz
ftsnbe. 6an bar gluo oper, at ban
6apbe faaet COB til at p9re meo. isa
ban haobe faaet mere Chit til at pRre
meo / arbejoet.
= Mrs. Merf fra Omaha er paa
geisg Der. SUN ejer en- 5orm DIT for
Gaaenoer.
= miis SngebOrg 9anien reiite til
Rolfe iioite 5irsoag for at urbejoe.
= DIR. Rabs Sobanien fra Rolfe
rejite til 0anmdrt paa geieg lige fra
4arsmebet, bpor ban bar fom Menigz
beoens 9elegat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Dtiit gIabs 2risre nil p9re forneisbe opu at srfors,
~ Der ei bet miuofte en- frp9iet Sp9bou, fom Dibeus
ftabsn CT bIepet I Staub til at furere ! ous bens Stas
bier, o9 bet e. aafarrb. Halls catarrh Cure CT bet
eHsie ~pirftlige 9eIbrebeIiesmitbeI Soeefanben tfens
Der. % aatarrh er en- fouitttutionef epgbou, fo-.
brer ben en- fonftiiufiond Bebaublins. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure iasss inb. pirfer birefts pdo Blobet 90
Sliubinbsrne / Spitemei. iilinteiqiet oerusb Spsboms
mens Narfag og aiDer pattsnten Sfprfe, Deb at opbpa9t
foniiitutionen oa biaIpe Noiuren at eiers At Nrbsibe.
gieyns bar faa meeen Eiltro til bets Belbrsbenbe Kraft.
at b tiIbpbr ct ~buHbreot Dollars foi bpert GiffQfbs,
bpori benne Desbicin ttte bepirfsr pslbrebeffe. Gtris
sfter Elite % gibnesbprb. 1ilifrip
- #. J. CHENEY & CO., ToIedo- q
II SoIsrs Dos apot9etere.
Nails Family Pills CT be b bhe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Gn Bemerfnins.

Da Der / glabens sr fremfommen
ubtalelfer fra aOrreiponoenterne |
Warb Co., q. DAT, ION er | uoDers
ensitemmelie meo girteligbepen, bar
jeg fslt mig bsfsjet til ! Suhobeoens
Snteresfe at fremtomme meb en- OPP
lnsnina, ba ben ipnss at uoebliue fra
WebfommenDe ielp.
of uptalelier, Der er %fremfommen,
ffal ieg Der anfsre fslgenoe fra uDdns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Gnsbas ben Is. SUM 1902.
8nbstjeneiter.
BIatr, q {.

8Iair, Rebr.
@%uostienefer os Rsber ofboloes | Blair
bonfe sbanselif =lutbtrit Rirte til fslsenoe
Fiber: 6ner Ssnbas: 9eimesiseuost1e'
neEe Rl. 1890, (Qltereane meo foruos
aoaenbe e%triftemool ben life os 3ois Ssns
bsa | Naaneben). aftensuostienste RI
$50. Cite Ssnoas I Maaneoen tiniee
meb R%atetiiatirn at ungoommen; 3oie
Ssnooa | Maanebsn tinise rneo Gorsoros
fra 6ebnineemisfonens oiftoriel.
ReqelmGgfgs WBOar | 9irten poo Gners
boe.: 6per Gngbos Gften 81. 7.30: BIS
bearsnins. Sper 5orsoos 4ften 81: 8:
l1nabomsmsoe. 6peranoen Greoog Gfter.
mi6bas 81. 2: apinoemsos letter Fur I
oiemmene).
Relations tole for gsru ooer 10 Nar
2prbos 81. $50.
esnoassfOle bpsr esnOas GOrmioSos
Rl. 9 | Rirten.
SoeoIb SEMEN.
Qr9t.
Nreo, Refr.
gubgtienete ben 2oen Ssnoag I boer
Ueaaues, 81. 1870.
5arotb SEMEN,
Vrrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Blair, Nebr..

Den peo Narsmeoet pdlgte Stolez
bireftipn opboloer fig i bisie 9uge bos
paitor 4nfers, boor ben iammen meb
Stolebeitnrerne traHer 9eitsmmelier
aneoaenbe be TO Sfoler, Glt 9orn
.5siifols og Blair College og Semina>
rum.
- Sig os, bporfor en- 4poteter altio
tilbpber Dem en- Subititut for Wdbiz
ion Mebicins HocfD Mountain Sea9
Gr bet for Oeres eIer i'm egen Sfplb?
SQnf oper bet.
Garnbam &c Sampion.
Mrs. Garl Nielien meb Sen er
reiit til Omaha for at befsge i'm Gaz
milie.
= alog er ben pige, fom tager
Mocfb Mountain Sc. Del fplber benbe
meb 2iDsfraft ps gpr benbe glab og
tilfrebs.
6urn6um &c Sampion.
6. 6. pierce er ben betenbte lez
benbe JorbanbIer uf ale Slags msb>
let. Gengefiebre os Mubraier, Bar
iaeppsne 0. (. b. 5an bill false Bill
ligere snb be fore 5ufe meb glimrenbe
.Aatalog.
= Man maa anitrenge Zig for at
bolbe bet gaaenbe. 9pis bet gudr till
bage for Dem, tag fua Roctp Mouns
tain Sc. Oct giper ar9fter.
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
= Miis GGa Sobnion er penot til>
buse fra 4arsmsbet og BIZ / en- NOR
Jremtib rejfe til Omaha. bDor bun
paa ct 9oipital ifal gennemgaa ct SUR
fus | Spgeplejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

nab a, Rebr.
2 Qeaa bonife ep. .luth. Wtniebebs Ririe.
Rorth 26tb Street (ime1em Grant % 9urs
bette) boloes 9simesiesuostienefe brer
SSubaa Sormibbae al. 1870 % Gftens
aubstienete 81. 7.30. Ssnoo9sfole RI.
1880 Gftm. Qisemsoe bper 9orsooe dt'
ten Ql. g.. Gne ere hiertelig pelfomne!
O. 3. Gbrifttauen,
gr1t.
HopGl: 2219 q. 26tb st.. Gmuhu, Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Slanoinger.

en- MisfOrtuaeffe. Sra
0ien 6erettes:
5or Diitrittsretten / Soiefstdbt
bar tn 9uff antlaget for at BABE bragt
ben oHentlige Sitterbeb / 5are pen
at tere for burtigt.
9ommer: Gr De t~ibligere itraHet?
antlagsos: Seq bar baft ire 0a=
ges 4rreit.
0ommer: 5porfor2
a~ntlusebe: 5or ct gar grefgen.
Dem bar De ietp gibet mig, 6r. 9om=
mter.
8ommeren (~forbapiet): 6pao be-
huaerl 6ar jsg gioet Dem grsFgeng
antlugebe: Rej! greFgensrns bar
jeg gipet en- aammerdt. De bar fun
gipet mig Qrreiten. (Stormenbe Wun-
terbeb.)
Den antlageoe Hap oenns Gang oers
fra meb Up Simers 9rreit.
&affe og 8rsb giper eg
Oct bar / Slutningen at iibite
Qarbunorebe, at 5iitorien gift for Zig,
men oerfor sr ben ianbf9rOig moi,
~ffriDer ,4alborg 4mtstibenbe".
gn 9~errebsfogeb og en- Saefsrer
opbolbt fig / ct 6otefs StenteItue, ba
en- Gaarbmanb Tom inb for at tale
meo Sasferersn. 6erreosfosben babs
De life noget meb Sogen at gore og
GAP zig oerfor til at figge / 9labsne,
Der lad paa 9orbet.
5il iibit lit ba Sdgfsreren og
9aarbmanben Sagen afgjort. / I'm
@l9be berober mente ben ifittelige
8ddrbmanp, at ban not funbe gibe en-
aop &ufe, os ganife ftiGe gift ban ben
oe pifteoe Manben, Der fob psb 8ors
bet, pad Stulberen og Bah ON Ito
&aHe meb 9rsb" = ban troebe, bet
bar 09rten.
Msn beri fog ban itorli9en fell.
Wdnben peb 8orbet penbte fla ON "a
fagbe: ,Nej, min gobe Manb. aaHs
og grsb siOer jeg life, men bill De
babe @anb os greb, iaa fan ieg itaa
Dem til Sjeneite; jeg er 5errebsfos
geb."
Manben erfl9rebe bog, at bet ftsts
tebe ban life bibere ON.
MilitRrt. aorporalen: ,Naar
jeg tommanberer: Spreb eberi pples
les 4foelinsen, og man farer fra bper=
andre til a1e Banter, bog life len=
gers, snb at Roos og @eleb / 0ait fan
ge%ninbes. 4ltiaa, Hr. SO, bpao ger
ou, naar jeg tommanoerer: Sprsb
eber!"
Rr. SO: Seq oplsies og farer fra
hpernnhre iii dne Qanter."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Yianoer og SrgIer.

Igfna
minbre muIifolffe Snftrumenter iolgt tit lat
gris, lette gilfaar.
8. Z. KEMP. Mrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
singer sp=Maifine.

$50 o. sos. aibras for iulo eetolino
Gamle Maifiner iftanDiat. $500 | afora9
pr. Maaneb os ineen Renter iorlanses.
yamle Waifinet $500 os op. yipe Dfaifinei
at andre Sabritater $1,000 og op.
s. e. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, Neor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

100 Pd. Of Moore's Stock Food bill forbinore
GpQ6om hos Sninene Dc ipare 70 Bu.
MRais. 6pis life, foiter bet intet. S9l9es
baa 80 9aqes Yrppe. Triien er $3.50 pr.
100 30. 5orbinbrer ntgi hos 9pniene, o9
be lngger Here 9ggt elers ingen getalIn9.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
az Gaenfer gnjfes. Council Bluffs, Ia
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31

Mr.. Sulm has presented Father
McNamara with the beautiful
gold mounted clock aed vase set
whichshe won Wednesday light.
While attending the Grenada
Business College, remember that
a position is guaranteed yon. For
information address the Grenada
Business College. Grenada, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hossley, Mike
and Clarence Wohner returned
this afternoon from pleasant
visit of several weeks to rela-
tives and friends in Vicksburg.
The following we're the lucky
ones in drawing prizes at the
Catholic supper: Doll, Fanny
M. Luckett; oil stove and barrel
flour, Mr.. Mayfield; lap robe,
Joe Whitmeyer; one dozen ladies
fancy hose, Chas. Whitmeyer:
gold mounted clock and vase set,
VIM, Guim; rocking chair, Heloise
Livelar; $40 gold piece, MIRO. B.
Noble. ladies parasol, Mrs
Sulm.
The Catholic ladies supper at
the Opera House last Wednesday
night was a decided success in
spite of the inclenency of the
weather. It was elegant and
sumptuous in all its appoint
ments and pleasure in its widest
range ran high. We understand
the revinues realized exceeded
$500. Handled by such man
agement less results could not
have been expected.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
Lottville Dots.

Mr.. Hugh Short paid us a ''pop
call" Sunday. What was your
hurry, Hugh?
Rev. Mr., Catching spent Sun
day night very pleasantly in the
home of Mr.. l.. P. Smith.
Messrs. Newt Holiday and
Charlie Baum paid our little vii
lage brief call Monday.
Messrs. O. N. and ). Oates of
Yazoo visited their sister, Mrs.
L. P. Smith, several days last
week.
We extend sincere sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Stire in the loss Of
their home which was destroyed
by fire last Sunday morning.
Qnite an amusing incident &C.
Cured in our school last Friday.
We had at spelling match, the
boys spelling against the girls.
Of course the girls won the
honor, beat three to one.
Mr.. Walter Smith visited his
sister at Flat Tuesday. She has
been very ill. but glad to
note she is better.
WASHINGTON STAR.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
To the Farmers.

We have now the following fertilizers
for sale with prices attached:
Armouc,s Blood and Bone per sack, l61
pounds, ST. 5, per ton, SlS.d.
Nonpari.l per sack, 200 lbs. $500; per
ton. 5000.
ROYAL C per sack. 200 lbs, $500; per
ton, $50 0O.
Acid Phosphates, II per cent goods
per sack, 200 lbs, 81 .62H; per ton
$l6. Is.
Acid Phosphate, II per cent goods, In
bulk, per sack, 100 lbs, TIC; per ton.
$l4.S0.
THE best Acid Phosphate ever sold
h-re.)
these prices subject to change,
The above fertilizers need no recon-
mepdation on our part, they nave
spolep for themselves. II is wise TO
haul the fertilizers home while the
roads are good.
For further information, iuqnire AT
the office of the Canton Cotton Ware
house Co., or the Mississippi State
Bank. iio '''.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
Announcement.
c. L. GROSS co.

AT the recent annual meeting
of the heirs and stock holders OF
the G. L. Gross company, it was
decided to continue the business
under the firm business as here
tofore retaining the same officers
and board of directors. We wish
to thank our friends and the
public generally for past favors,
and assuring all the same fair
treatment that has always been
accorded our customers at the
old reliable. We ask contln-
uance of their patronage in
future. We are,
Respectfully,
THE G.. L. GROSS Co.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31

We regret exceedingly thatour
crowded condition this week pre-
vents as from printing in full our
special correspondents letter
from Jackson, giving in full the
legislative trip to Gulfport. We
can Gully state that his account Of
the trip reflects great credit upon
President J. T. Jones, Superln-
tendent Morgan and Capt. Carver
Of the Gulf 8 Ship island road,
aud the citizens of Gulfport for
contributing in every possible
way TO the enjoyment OF the
solons, and to Say that hundreds
of people crowded the train aud
forced themselves upon the nos
pitality of the coast people Wn''
we're not entitled to it. We must
give his conclusion as it concerns
Madison county people:
We have not space for extend
ed personal mention, but being
loyal to our country above all
other sections ION the face or
Gods green earth, and appre-
eating in manner, The re.
fined feminine fitness OF things
we must make mention or the
presence of Mrs. R. G. Lee OF
Madison Station, and the charm
inp and accomplished Miss Josie
Parker of Canton upon this ex
cursion. They were two OF the.
most popular and attractive OF
the fair sex attending aud your
correspondent, is especially aP,.
preciative of their courtesles ana
fair consideration
To write the history OF south
Mississippi of recent years, and
not make mention OF Hon. Eaton
| I. Bowers of Bay St. Louis, would
be the "play OF Hamlet WITH
Hamlet left out. In all OF the
railroad, manufacturing and IN
dustrial enter )rises generally In
that section. Mr.. Bowers has not
enly. been the guiding spirit, but
has furnished the legal lore to
remove all legal difficulties, unite
all complicated knots, and make
smooth and easy sailing all meas
ures. Legislative and congress
sional. addressed to the develop
ment OF his section. Having been
horn in Madison county, ana
reared TO mans estate IN her
borders, the people of that county
have just cause TO Zee,
proud of Eaton j. Bowers anu
hail with pride and satisfaction
any honor he may attain, ano
promotion conferred upon MIN.
VIM S. MCALLIsTER-
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
To White AWAY the Hours.

When you want relasation and re-
creation YOU have no idea how much
company and comfort there is in q
fine Music Box.
have the Agency of the Regina
Musie Box Co., of New York, the
largest ard best manufacturers OF
these instruments. will sell on
easy terms to responsible parties An
inspection of these instruments is
invited. 1. =. o,EoS'
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
Strayed or Stolen.

From my Virden Place IN THIS
county about 1st of Dec. I091,
one black heavy set mare mule
in fine condition about ten years
old. reached name and tail. Had
ON. when left. brass bell tied
with a rope. A liberal reward
will be paid for her delivery to
me in Canton or to mark Burk on
Virden place or for any informa-
ton leading to her recovery.
MRS. SALLIE OLSEN.
j3-4t.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
Notice..

To all subscribers who are I'M
able to pay cash, we wish to say
that we will take any kind of
supplies. such as fresh meat,
chickens, eggs butter, old yam
potatoes. a christmas turkey and
any kind of good wood that will
do for a stove.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
ARE YOUR COAL BINS

ARE YOUR COAL BINS
WELL FILLED for cold wealth
err? Buying coal now is just the
thing to do, | am filling up bins
with the best coal at summer
nr;ces. II you order now you
can rest easy aud not worry
wheo the cold weather is upon
Won If ten years experience is
worth any thing, you may know
that Won are getting the best.
Geo. q. Shackleford, Phone AZ.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
For Sale.

Mules and Horses at G. W.
prichard's stable. l will keep
on hand a good assortment OF
mules at the above mentioned
stable this spring. Also orders
taken for driving or saddle
horses.
5-4t W, .. kionAN
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
For Sale

Fine mammoth Jack, Is hands
high, extra heavy, fine style,
prompt performer, sure foal get
ter: 4 years old. Price to suit
customer. Terms satisfactory.
W. J. PRTCHARD,
r-4t Canton, Miss.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-01-31
Reduced Rates

FTOm CdHCOH, Miss, via Il "
r. r. to Mardi Gras, New Or
leans, La, Feb. All, 1902.
For the above occasion round
trip tickets to New Orleans and
return at one fare ($6. 20) for the
round trip; on sale. Feb. 4th to
10th inclusive and for train No. l
leaving Canton at $3.50 a. M,
Feb. 18th; final return limit Feb.
4th to 10, 1902, except that by
deposit Of tickets with D. B
Morey, Joint Agent, No. 707
Gravier street, New Orleans,
La, on or before Feb. 18th and
payment of fee of fifty cents
15oc) an extension of final limit
until Feb. 90, 1902. may be OBJ
tanned. W. L. MYERS,
Z Ticket Agent.
Phone 40 when you want job
Printing. sa,h1