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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25

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ten @ernunfteben, Die man rebt eigentz
li9 berniinftige @6en nennen ionte."
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mdn6mal :"
rgbsr freili6." fubr Ser Baron,
obne auf Die 9rdfin gu bDren, fort,
soas 1T lei4t eeiugt. @o fino bier gu
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n0eioer2 @tIo oa f9aut's beraus!
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blafene Menf3!!"
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i6roden, rfiir Die Sfaura ="
OFF 10 -. ulfo 10 -. fir Die
Siaura! Sic baben i'm i9on' fir Die
STA beftimmt! Stun, 90 lafIen Sic fi6
nur iagen, Dab es mir um Die STA leib
tbGte. Die bat &ern uno fpeib, nas
lie min. llnb ie lit jeoenfaus 10 gez
i9ett, ibn nt6t gu nebmen, audi ipenn
er lie mill"
rOus pdre nur Elm llnglid fir
uns."
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i'm ndbme. sic iino pirfli9 unpers
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neue SrOnung Der Singe nun einmdl
ni9t be9reifen. Sic bleiben INNER
nod Die ioealiitif9e SrGumerin aus
Ser alien 9eit -. sic bdben ii9 5tpar
in S6re miferablen GerbGltnife sefiigt
un6 %ertragen lie nit 6umpr, aber nur
neil Sic INNER auf elm grpBes Slid.
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purten. Weil Sic ii9 INNER mod fir
cine 8epor3ugte balten. 9eut5utaae
aber gibt's feline gepor3ugten mebr.
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3eit Ser Nrteit. Cine 3eit Der linz
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men. Sehen Sic mid an, liebe She
refe. SD arbeite uno meme &in0er
miifen arbeiten. 9eut5utaee barf man
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mer 5ugeben, zines meiner &inber nit
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nod aus Ser alien, Soft lei Sanf BALD
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es lei9t mod erleben, oaB es gar feline
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fel, a la bonbeur! Den liebe i9 mir
gefalen, troB feiner grauen 9aare.
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elm Mann Der @rbeit tann niemals
u~ntergeben. 9lber Oieier Safe BON
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8erbtnounesgunges auftau4te, i9nitt
bas @nbe bes Suses ab. rSnfel
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Der 0apon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
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nab nimmer, oh Der SGani ODER Of
Der Serr 9raf tuti9iren."
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@trtb. nS6reib auf: Srei 6lui9er
S9il6er, Orei 5iaI9en Gelterpdher
uno fir oretBig Sreu5er 3uder."
r0rei "a"
r9alt g Mtail uno i9reib', ipas i9
Dir gefagt bab'!!"
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li4 ni4t mebr bDfe fein fann."
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
.SENATORSHIP FIGHT
BITTEREST IN YEARS
Concluded from Fourth Page)

in the party. II this plan
III the Tribune involves the settle
ment Of the question by primary
vote of the entire state, or III mai
orlty of the senatorial districts, then
] am for III"
If this interview means anything II
means that the federal patronage will
be distributed In Illinois without re.
gard To state patronage
Why should Senator cullom reject
and Gov Yates accept the propositions
OF Gov Dcncen to ensure harmany2'
Concede To Gov Deneen without op
/ l9siton the control Of one-tliird d
/ the party in the state Cook county
ana he would have no trouble III ~
curing majority from tho other two
| thirds In that event the governor
would dictate terms for years.
Senator Cullom and Gov. Deneel
had long conference the evening
4 the Senator arrived in Springfield
Il Politicians will be curious 10 know
4 what the governor viii do In sue
strong antiYates counties, as 81
/ Clair, Madison and others, whore TIL
Organization is distinctly hostile I
/ the former governor. win he srecoe
nize these pro-Culom organizations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
MASTERS SALE.

State OF Illincis, Alexander County. So. Alex
ander county circuit court. In the matter
Louciia Lins0n wv. j.. scott Menayea,
Irene Mitchell, Jane 6insebangh, Pilgrim Me-
Raven. Corwia McRaren, Ella hcRasen, Benz
ianiin McRaven, Mack Mclsaven. Curtis Me-
Raven, Mary McR. Gutner and Illinois Central
Railroad Company. On bill tor partition and
assignment Of dover. Public Notice IL hereby
given. That IL pursuance q decresal order
COURT, on the nth day OK July, AL ID. lgu5, T.
Walter Wardef Master iii Ghanccry for said
ccurt, on Saturday the 5th day of August. A.
y. lAV5, at o,eiDck IN THE Afternoon ~ sAid
day, shall sell at public auctien TO the highest
bidder, for cash, ut the sonthwesterly door of
the court house, IN the citysnf tairu, ID said
situate Ii the county Oh Alexander and state
Of Illinois, to wit.
North East quafter OF the North East quarter
q section Nine Sa), Township Fourteen ti4A \
Principal Meridian, III Alexander county, ilii-
nois, except Two ~ acres heretofore conveyed
BY ri zaheth J. Mellaven to Thomas w. Mc.
Raven, by deed dated January list, 1875 re-
corded In Book IA of DFedsOn pHRe 8u3 III the
records In the Office az the Recorderof Alex an
der county, Illinois, and also except L 2 acres
heretofore conveyed by her To Patrick Fl. Me-
Raven, BY deed dated April 2ath, 1886, record
ed IN Book "A Of Deeds aforesaid On Page sea
thereof,
Lot number Five t5l. in the south East quar-
ter of the south East quarter Of Section Nine
(sl aforesaid, cuntaining sixteen {ls3 acres,
The south East quarter of the North East
quarter on section Nine teJ aforesaid, except
Two g2) acres in the North East corner thereof
running from si.id North Fast corner St4th 10
the railroad and from said North Fast corner
West far en0ughtu make said 1--WE d acres,
and also except the right ~ wey ufthe Illinois,
Central Railroad Compsny One Hundred ti001
feet in width described 10 . deed made by
Elizabeth j, Mckaven TO said Illinois Central
Railroad Company, dated October 25th, 1871,
recorded vi nook pit of Deeds on pnge 40 of the
re, Urds in the Office Of the Recorder or Alex
ander county, Illinois,
lot numbsr One ~ in the North East quart
4 er OF the south East quarter of section MIN
I tgi aforesaid, except the right Of WAY of til
! Illinois Ientrai Railroad Company One Hun
bred uU0) feet tn Width described in Il deco
made by + ixabeth J. Mcliayen TO said Illinois
Central lnilroad Company, dated October
4 2bth, 1897, recorded Ind Book 81 Of Deeds oil.
page 2Io Of the records in che ottce of the lte-
4 corder III Alexander county, Illinois, together
! with all and singular the tenements and
| heredit ments thereunto belonging.
WALTER Warbler,
| Master In ChAncery,
4 August Is, A. D. 1905.
Mr.. David 3. Lansaen, Solicitor for complain
ants.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, ST. Conn
tn Court nf Alexander County. TO the October
Of the estate OF Ransom I'll. mp
son, deceased Us. Thomas Thompson, Dora
Hogg, Charles Johnson, " lillian johnson.
ESsie Parrott, Edward Brachcr and Nancy
Furgerson. Petition tn sell real estath TO pay
debts Affidavit Of the non-residence of
Tn omas Thompson, Dorm HcRg, Charles john
son. William johnson, Essie Parrott. Edward
Bracheran Name, Fnrgerson observation-disclosures
named, having been fled In the Office Of the
clerk Of the county court Of Alexander conn
ty, notice Is hereby given to the said Thomas
Thompson, Dora Hogg, Charles johnson, Will
lam johnson Essie Pavrott, Edward Bracher,
and Nancy Brohen that tho said plaintiff
BENJAMIN II. Thompson, administrator OF the
estate on Ransom Thompson, deceased, has
filed his petition in the said county court ~
Alexander county, for an order TO sell the
premises belonging 70 the estate OF said de-
ceased, or No much OF " may b. needed to
pay the debts OF said deceased, and described
q sight (s) nine 10y ten Q0) eleven ny and
twelve 90 in block numbered one ti). Lets
numbered seven w eight tS9 nine sYl ten gla4
eleven IA ad twelve ~ in b ,: numbered
cony eyed as right az way tot the Eastern Ininpis
and Missouri Railway company, BY deed dated
May 18th, 1900, and recorded IA Office OK record
or Of deeds In and for said Alexander county.
in hook 81 OF deed reco DIS, on page S74. Also
lot numbered three 81 in block numbered
three L3l. Also lots numbered hve It and six
u IN DlpCK NuhineTeu TOUT ltl. also iNhk NUM-
hcrad one d two lgl three 81 four tAt ilye l5i
SIX IGl seven " eight N nine NJ ten ti0l tleS-
EN- nj and t~elve li2l IN block numbered Ave
l5l icIs numbered one Il two y three 81
four "A Ave Isl six i6l scvep III eight sl nine
1871 ten ll0l eleven Hi and twelve El1l i'm hiurE
numbered ak lsl, ali Of said lots being Ia the
town of santa NJ, Ia county o. Alvxar der aud
state OF Illinois, md that summons has been
issued out OF this court again you. returnahle
At tho October Term, A. ID. 1905, OF said court.
10 be holden on tho first Monday ~ Octohcr.
A ~. 1905, at the cont house In cairo. in Alex
ander county, Illnoi. Now, unless you, this
defendants. shall personally be and appear
before said county court az Alexander covntv.
on the first day ~ tho term thereof, tobe hold
en- at cairo III said county, on the FIRST Monday
Of October. 1905, and plead, auswer OF dea'ur
20 the said complainnnts petition. filed there
NJ, the anme. and the mattersanN things there
III charged and stated, will ne taken AN con !.
fessed, and q decree cutcred nKAinat you ar
cording TO the prayer ~ said bill.
S I'M IA M jjESSR HI XtLEKR, slasA
n lznnt&v Bisds complts 6cA,citos. mn #
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15


on ner wicked head. us hard, having
such a girl in the family Oh. wasn't
grievedi
He looked me straight in the eye
looked at him. / was unutterably
sad about that tough sister of mine.
and | VOW | looked holy then, though
never did before and may never
again.
well. | only saw her in the twi'
ligh;,r he said, slowly. watching my
face all the time You two sisters
are certainly miraculously alike"
The trafA was slowing down, and J
got UP with my basket. l stood right
before him, my fun face turned toward
him.
Are we?" I asked, simply. Don't
you think it's more the expression
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

or give MN a message from me, And
back to the station l had TO carry
the basket. and all the schemes l had
TO make old Tom Dorgan grin.
All the way back had him in my
mind. He's a tiger-Tom-when he's
reused. could see him, shut up
there by himself, with not soul to
talk TO, with not human eye to look
into. with not thing on earth to do
Tom. who's action itself, He never
was much OF a thinker. and never
saw him read even newspaper
What would he do to kin the time?
Can't you see him there, at bay, back
on his launches, cursing and cursed
alone in the everlasting black silence?
| saw nothing else. Wherever !
turned my eyes, that terrible picture
was before me And always it was
Just on the verge of becoming some
thing else-something worse He
could throttle the world with his bare
hands, if it had but one neck, In the
mood he must be in now.
1t was when l couldn't bear it a mo-
! ment longer that set my mind to find
| something else to think of.
| found it, Mag. Do you know what
1t was? 1t was just three words oi
| Obermuller Earn it now"
After all, Miss Monahan, this graf
Of honesty they all preach so much
about hasn't anything mysterious in il
All it is, is putting your wits to worl
according to the rules Of the game
and not against them | was driven t
1.-THE thought of big Tom crouchin.
for a spring in the dark cell up yon
der sent me whirling out into TIL
thinking place like the picture of tn
soul in the big book at Latiner's
read out OF. And first thing you know
pom honor, Mag. it was as much FIJI
planning how to earn it now as an
lifting / ever schemed, It's getting tn
best OF people that always charmed M
and here was way to fool EN- az
cording to law
fT1 ha rantfut,a1N
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

EYE.
than anything else, and the voice
Morals really much fairer than | am.
Good-by"
He watched me as | went out. ]
felt his eyes on the back OF my jacket,
and was tempted to turn at the door
and make face at him But | knew
something better and safer than that.
/ waited till the train was just pulling
out, and then, standing below his win
dow, | motioned to him to raise it.
He did.
81 thought you were going to get out
here, / called. Are you sure you
don't belong in Sing Sing, Mr.. Mort
way?
can see his face yet, Mag, and
every time think Of 1t, 1t makes me
nearly die of laughing He had actual.
iy been fooled another time. It was
worth the trip up there, to make a guy
of him once more,
And whether it was or not, Mag, II
was all got. after all woul(
you believe Tom Dorgan would turn
out such a sorahead? He's kicked VI
such a row ever since he got there
| that it's the dark cell for him and soil
tary confinement Think Of it--fo
/ Tom!
begged, bluffed, cried, coaxec
/ but maIy's the Nance Olden that ha
played FER game against the rules o
Sing Sing and lost. They wouldn'
even let me leave the things for hin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
Pocket Leaaue TaIked of.

There is no doubt that a Pocket"
league win be organized for next
season and this year win see the end
Of the Kitty league, says Terre
Haute special A number Of base ball
capitalists are back or the scheme
to organize an eight club league com
posed Of Vincennes, Princeton Wash
ington, Jasper. Tell City, Evansville
and Mount Vernon, Ind, and Mount
Carmel. ILL.,. with a salary limit be-
tween 5000 ana $500 and a strict adj
herence 10 the limit Vincennes Com
mercial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

speed. SO puzzled the Terrells that
they could not find him, The Models
are engaged to have a series OF games
all this week with the Terrells and
they expect to take four out Of the six
games played.
Batteries for yesterdays game were
Watson and Swohoda for the Models,
arn for the Tcrrells Iiaffly and
Jaeclle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

Babies skin will be soft, fair and
smooth If you give them Hon ster's
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. It
regulates the stomach and bowels. Il
makes little ones sleep and GROW. 35
cents. r G. Schulz Il Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

Don't wat until your blood Is Inn
poverished and you are SICK ard all
ing, bur take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. It will positively
drive out all Impurities s5 cents
Tea or Tablets. p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
ITO be Continued,
Immigration to Canada.

immigration into Canada is in.
creasing rapidly, In 1896 the number
Of settlers from all parts was 1G,S25.
Last year the number was 10000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

The rehearsal Ct the comedy en-
titled. who Played BAH Before Faith
Ter Did" rendered by Prof Taaie az
the base bali park yesterday was
largely enjoyed by all present. Taafe
is certainly a comedian.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
GAME PREVENTED.
Rain Saved Mud WALLPAPERS from
Defeat Yesterday
WERE ONLY ONE DOZEN PAID AID.
MISSIONS - ORTIZ COLLINS
JUMPS THE TEAM.

Owing to the continued rain the
game between Paducah and Cairo was
called off yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

notwithstanding he obtains no con-
ctssions for his own Cook county
machine?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
ELolN HuTTTR.

Elgln. III, Aug. IA Butter firm at
2oM cents, Sales for the week. $685.
900 pounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

Base ball authorities say that when
the Kitty league dishands it dissolves
the black list of players who were
thrown out because they refused TO
play for Cairo. Evansville has signed
Percy Wilder as a result Paducah
Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

The attendance at the base ball
game yesterday was very poor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

There were about a dozen paid al
missions at the base ball park yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

'orth Collins has quit the team and
went TO Memphis early this morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
CHATTER VI.

GOT into the train, Mag
the happiest girl In all the
country. I'd a big baske,
Of things for Tom. l wal
got UP dn my Sunday best
FIR Iwat,tady ~ srafsa MA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capitat .........,t..s ..-....S lVV,ooo
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
Officers
n. A. Buder.. President
Chas. Feuchter, Jr.. .vice-president
j. III. Galligan. ...............C Cashier
Il. Spencer. ...... Assistant Cashier
Accounts II corporations and individ-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.


Interest paid on time deposits at the
rate Of three per cont. per annum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
Alexander County
Savings Bank

Capital. 4. $50, 600
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16

= ST. benfriben Moreenz
itunoen zines Der leBten Sage fonnte
man in Den Straben unb 8ouleparos
in Der Hdbs bes Oitbabnbofs in paris
elm ieltiames S9auipiel ieben. Saus
ienbe BON rieiigen Staten liefen err
f9redt bic Straben entlans. Sit
'ipuroen bon bielen &aben TAPER anges
griffen; aber bieie famen Bel Dem
Sample ni9t INNER gut fort; Dielt
purben setObtet. Die 2eute Flpber
i4Isunigit BON ben Gtraben; Die &at'
ten itiir3ten, mo lie cine Oeffnung fans
ben, in Die 4bSussfandle. 8eim Ibs
bru9 elmer bDlaernen Notbbriide i'm
Boulepar0 Sebaitpppl iiber Dem SUM
mel fir Die neue nntersrunbbd6n pur'
be elm alter @bSugsfanal bloBgelegt
9ier mub bas 9auptquartier ale,
&atten in Der Na9bari9aft gepeier
iein. Oas gauge 9eer ergob ii9 nun
in bic Straben. Mebrsre 5unDert Or.
better perfplsten lie nit StOden UNI
@paten unb tDbteten geeen 18, 900 bic.
Ter Sbiere. Die Beippbrer Der lm'
gegenD IinD iebr b%eunrubiat unb fiir4;
ten it9, in ibre &euer binunterSuges
ben.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-08
GREAT DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Leon Stein Has The Largest and Hand,
soonest Stock In the State.

1t is worth a trip to Mr.. Leon STEMS
Book Store to see the large and magnif-
cent display Of Holiday goods he has
on exhibition.
Mr.. STEMS stock cannot be surpassed
in the State. The finest hand-painted
China, ranging in price from Is cents to
$50. 90; a choice selection of 5000 Dolls,
from l cent to $500 each; and in fact
everything you can wish for in toys and
novelties, suitable for Christmas pres
ents, are to be found in this popular es-
tablishment, at the most reasonable
prices.
Mr.. Stein certainly made a great hit
In selecting his mammoth stock OF Holt
day Goods, and the general verdict is
that it is the handsomest and most up
to-date line ever offered for sale in
Greenwood.
II you haven't seer his display of pref
ty goods you had better go and take a
look at it right nov
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-08
Carnival Is Popular.

The Whitney Carnival is exhibiting on
the streets Of Wynnc this week and
great crowds are attending each Of the
two daily performances. The tentSand
booths are stretched along Front stfeet
from the depot three blocks south and
there ia something doing all along. The
crowds are all going down the pike"
: Unlike many street fairs and carnivals
the whitney shows are clean and thor
oughly moral. The management and the
entire personnel Of the show are ION the
square" and our people are well pleased
with them Blade Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-08
HOLIDAY EDITION
NEXT WEEK.
The Commemorative Holiday Number
VIII Appear Dec. 18th.

The Commemorative Holiday Edition,
which will appear Friday, December
10Th, has every prospect Of being q
splendid @
1t will be n Of the prettiest editions
ever issued from q Greenwood Dewspa
per Office, and every business house in
the city should take a liberal amount OF
space IN it.
The editor of The Commonwealth will
call on the business men during tbs next
few days in the interest Of this edition,
and will appreciate any amount Of adj
vcrtising they may see 1T to place in this
Holiday Edition. A number OF mcr-
chants have already arranged for liberal
space, and we feel confident the others
will do likewise.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-08
ABOUT 60 LOTS
WERE SOLD.
At Auction Sale of Austin-W Wright Ad,
dltiOn Wednesday.

The big auction sale Of lots in the
Austin-Wright Addition to the City Of
Greenwood took place Wednesday, re-
suIting in about sixty lots being sold to
citizens Of this city.
These lots brought from $4,000 to
$780, 90, owing to size and location, and
the owners of the Addition were well
pleased with the sales made.
The opening of this new Addition will
result in the building up Of Greenwood
very materially.
Messrs. Austin and Wright have a
large number Of other lots for sale in
their Addition at reasonable prices aud
on easy terms.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-12-08
The Late DR.. Mel. emore

Commenting o the special to Com.
mercial Appeal relative 10 DR.. II. s..
McLemore's death. written by the edi-
tor Of The Commonwealth, tie Valdez,
News has the following tribute to that
splendid gentleman:
The above notice which appeared In
Saturdays Commercial Appeal, brings
deep and profound sadness TO a host ~
friends in Carroll county where the no.
bic DR.. Sam McL"f1Ore was 20 we'll
known and highly esteemed for bis many
sterling qualities. lie bad many friends
In old Carroll, some III whom we're his
comrades in arms during the Civil War,
amidst scenes that tried men and proved
Of what stuff they we're made, and while
they are deeply grievrd 10 hear OF his
death, yet proudly cherish his memoir
as that Of q man and soldier as true aud
brave as eyer wore the gray.
Notices like the above 80 often APP
pearing, serve as painful reminders IL
how rapidly, one by one, the Confederate
soldier, that true type Of noble and pat
riotic manhood, Is passing away. II Is
sad thus TO be reminded that soon tbe
places that knew them here, shall know
them no more forever, but we rejoice
and bless God for the sweet hope that
the great majority of those dear old
Confederate soldiers, were also soldiers
of the Cross, their death IL but their
Crossing over the river to rest under
the shade OF the trees. Walden News.
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