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3IEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL t TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1889:
-'PUPON BY VIGILANTES. I
?L momentous pbbiod with capt.
j '' W. D. BBTHBLL'8 PA.BTY.
Begulfttors Call Upon It to Squar Ao
oounta for Burnod PralrloA. Timely
. Esoapo, Juat m Blood Began to Show
' 'la Bye of the Natives Great Sport.
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mm Our Spec fail Cormpnnilcnt
Lafayette, La., Dec. 28. We left
New Orleans on the evening of my lost
letter and Went directly to Cnge, a county
town situated 143 miles west of New
Orleans, where we were sido-Uocked for
the day. ' Here we took horses and went
afield. It is proper to state jimt hero that
the string of dogs belonging to this party
consists of some of tlio best blood in the
country, and are thoroughly pedigreed
and registered in the stud books of the A.
K. a They are "Boa Htir," ".May
Queon," "Cnpt. B," "Bruce 8," Gen. Job
Stewart," "Joo" and "Clifton," the latter
Jointer. Some of these dogs are fresh
from the field trials, where they won tho
price over all competitors, and it would be
fair to presume that good sport awaited
us. - .
On the morning ot tlie 27th nit. your
reporter straddled' a horse for the sec
ond time In his lifo and started with the
experts for tho fluid, fchooting begnn
w ithin half milo of the station, and we
imlred off on the riso of the first covey
lor the balance of the day. Tho sport was
air and many birds came to bag, ami but
tor the accident of some one setting the
prairie on tire nothing would Imve oc
curred to disturbthe harmony of the day's
sport. The roaring of tho rapidly ap
proaching fire warned tis to "stand not
upon the order of our going, but go at
once." which we did after having succi'sa-
fully fought the .fire to a fluisli immedi
ately In our rear. It was tho hardest fight
your reporter has ever had since the war
closed, and ennbled him to appreciate the
Biunv stories of burning prairies whlrh
he has frequently read In TucArPEAL
and always thought exaggerated. 1 will
never think so suain.
Our entire party returned to tho car in
fairly tood shape anil at once began prep
arations for removal. As to how tho tiro
originated we could not toll, but presumed
it was caused by the dropping of a match
tiv one of our party after having lighted a
cigar. However, this -was the theory
upon '.which we acted, and in order to
have a littln fun put the natives alter the
stimxwed incendiary. Bo it romemtered
that the parish in which ('ago is located is
MisHOMsed of a band of regulators who
make it their especial duty to mete out
swift Justice to violators of the law. In
fact the greatest point of interest they
show von is the ncirlected graves ol six
teen iii'livldi.als who were cnuscd.tlu't
their earthly abmlo in answer to a sum-
wins from well-directed. Winchester rill'-s.
When We began the joke we did not know
the ubovo facts, and never thought lor a
lornient how scrioita it miirlit Ix-como.
Hie mK-iipiMiiiilod comimtli-o railed
on us at our cur, and after aomu
swirl talk and a full explanation
ii'tin-d for consultation. It was then we
a.'i'atcd our friend and suggested an im-
tit." Itttto removal of our ear tro the nun
ions of io law could issiio tlu-lr prmvss
for his arretL Tho natives did not lake to
to ills kindly as we did, and conceived
tlie idea thai by exhibiting "littlo blood
ilti.ir i.aW tlnv mnlil tnrt fnyti ua a
yTx-thalrHik fit of 'money for an imaginary
.vjiti 141. . r ; situation grew very sorious
kiifi the person ol our mend was do-
n:ilM ss a rsunora lorino uiimiug. lie.
Ii.irvi-r. was uot tit be found as ho had
tulo'ii refugo in tho large Ico box iiudi r the
mr and caused tho cook to lock him up
mitil the danger ix.iut was issed. While
lln'ie the values of real etiiate, tenameut
iiniisi'S and the liirrativn husineiw of
n-iitid agent vanished Irmii his mind as he
olti'it-d nn silent prayer for his
deliverance from tho reuulntont. Tho
ever watchful CoL Tom lioviue. who
as attending to tho railroad end
ol the- trip, took the situation in at a
clunco, and as tho west bound tram
sU'smed into the station at Cage he h
wrved the tnipfrinU'iuloiilol Ilm road, Mr.
V. F. Owen, alight f om it lie iiniucili
ati'lr interviewed him, and tho result of
suid interview was that our car was at-
tin hud to the train and wo pulled away
from tho viiriljntosat tho rate ol forty utiles
MEDICINE Z-l LA iJ LJ rW QUWi Tox
For Bltlout sna) Nerrout Dlrd.rt. Suck ss WlriS saS Ptla la His atomics. Sick Hea.da.chS, Glddinm, Ful.
mi. tnd Sw llinj iflw Mot Is, Olztlntts ni Drsa-ilSMS, C01S Chills, Fluahinai ol Heat. Lois ol spprtllo,
ShortneM ol Breath. Coiilntneai, Scam, Blotch, on tko Skin, Dilturb.d Sleep. Friqhltiil Drnm.. nd til
Norvout tnd Trembling. SMtttlont, to. THE FIRST OOSI WILL filVS RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES,
Thlt It no fiction. Krory tuiTuror It aanuwtly luvltavl 10 try out Box ot lua I'llls, auil Uiey ul bo
Bcnowlmlfi.c1 to bo a Homlnful Mrdlrln.
BfcCUUAit'B FILLS, Utkeu a ulrootr j, will quickly rotOoro fwmalt to complete hooltn. for S
WEAK STOMACH; IMPAIRED DIGESTION; DISORDERED LIVER;
moy SCT LIKE MAGIC ! a fnt 4ov will work wondort upon
Touaraiar Sittm I mtnrliiK InngMntt Csmolttlos I brlnirlna
aroutlng Willi tho ROSEBUD OF HEALTH U10 wftW aylnil
sra "Uolt" admllbd bjr Uioumwiln, la oil ctuMwofturiKtri
thoy ACT LIKE MAGIC V fnr datet will work wondort upon tho Vital Orjant 1 Strongtktning tho
omi-m. uis tets ocgo Ol imprint, "'
enmni of tlio huiuiui traino. TIim
' admllUHl Lr UiumuinriH. In &II pluiMiofaiw'iftTi and onnnf Hie hnt ffimrnntm'ft t xh
K.TToii. and IH.I,illu,uxl u that BEECHAM S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANT PATENT
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Full dlrooUoua wlio oooh llox.
PreMred on It bT THM. HFIMHAW. at. Ilftrn. Ijinra.tilrr. Rnrlanit.
gr.M h lXmiiiW fvmnili;. 0. F. ALLEN CO.. 36S 1st 867 Ctstl SC, Nt Tork, bolo Agt UH f
Uio Dnltod Biataa, (It your druglt duo ut ktp thorn.)
WILL MAIL BEECHAM'S FILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX.
then launched in the Missouri River st
Nchroska Citv, from whence she. h-.s sailed
and drifted with tho current to this txirt.
The Adaliuo is twenty-six feet long,
twelve feet wide and six feet deep, luwouo
mast and carries eighty souure varus 01
can vast Alter lurrying a day or two nero
to iusiiect ohjects ot interest hereabout.
Cant. Adams expects to set sail for the
lower country.
DR. HARTMAN,
At
to
Mi
an hour, while thev were just In session,
After arrivins at this uoint our friend of
the ioke emergod from his cool liiding
place, thoroughly chilled by Ice and d ar
ol the regulators. A little rubbing added
n stn h restoratives as wo had at bund.
liken Internally of coure. soon brought
him around all riuhL When It was c
olnintd to him what narrow rscaite he
had Miade, ho stone sttorvofffroin smok
i.,.rk rKlnr muti'lti. almiit Ills unnwin.
i w1 ... . . ,
1 arrived here lt night, and are now
VW inlles duo west from .V'W Hrleann.
Tho tventher is all that could lie desired:
the d-lds are green and tho llowvrs in full
t,.Mi in the yards ol these anUipiatod
looking country homes, while the song,
birrtt of this beautiful Kouthluud remind
us J sprintrtliite in our own loved city.
(InL Itvlhell. focliiiK somowhat India
pos, d from a heavy mid,' acinmpanletl by
liisfMib-in-law. 1 r.' Foster, ol New Orleans,
returned to the city at an early hour this
luuiultig. Our parly is considerably broke
im. m ho is tho larurtt-lirarted and most
Ihoroir.'hly accomplished host It has ever
ticcufour good foriuuo to know, hut as ho
re psny in ciinrgo ot nif m-in u
K Mvles. we have no d ais hut that
1 1 be well nrovided for. and at the
our otitinif n-lurn in inxxl shaiie.
1 1 ii v wo will irv the sniixj and wool-
. . ..
Land on hundsy, by sih-ciiii invitation,
filie anil inini-s near New Iberia, a
fico of some thirty miles (rout hciu.
u shall hear iroiu ute again.
I A PRAlBtl SLOOP.
BalUna- Down the Missouri and Wlsals-
r
Tl e sloop Adalinc, from Nchniska City,
gout nilesnliove the mouth of tho Missouri
Hi J r, and destined for New Orleans, is in
port, lying st tho mouth of Wolf Kiver.
l ,n crow on bard cinsists of Capt P.
0. Idi'Adain and wife nnlr'ono man. The
ve: 1 I h ut bei-n Ihroo months on the pass-agi-io
this ixii-t, and, it being a pleasure
exilmion for the captain and owner, somo
aiseeks will he occupied In the trip
her e to New Orleans. ' After witnessing
llin it irJi (iras festivities, ("apt. Adams
r si is to wtl his cr ift. and wile his wife
ilimke nassnira for home.
1 a si-fip was built during last summer
' hvlsnt. Adsmsst rnt i. Ren., wnere tn"
t.iiihler has a farm, and after four months'
' 1.1 .l il'L.l lll.m.fl
ininr niiv wiia uiiiriki, w iit'iviiinju .iiv
wss loailrd on tiintwr wheels and hauled
, fl ft w 'niilt't owrlsnd with oxen and was
tbe Peabody House, Continues
Make the Crooked Straight and
tbe Lame to Walk.
Tlie following letter is from one of his
patients who has been sulferinn for five
years from hit joint disease. Her leg wits
flexed forward to such an extcut that sho
could not get it to tho floor, cxo. pt by
walkimi on her bands and leet. Miu had
old running bone ulcers at tho hip and
sulferod much pain. Physicians and sur-
eeons from all over the Northwest had
pronounced tier caso utterly noiieioM, ana
. I . ... . !-. ..! I.
assurcii inu parents noining couiu oh
donu that would ever euublu her to walk
without crutches. ISho has been under
Dr. llurtinan's treatment oulv for a few
months, and the following is the result:
Dowiubcr Si luM
Dr. Tlarlmin:
iVar fir My daughter Is getting slang
nicely. Sho can now do every kind ol
houcwork, walks to school without
crutches or cano, and romps with the
f irls at reccM as thougli sho had never
ecii a helplesM, crippled child as alio
was for so juany years. Mio is so happy
that I must sometimes weep for joy
in uiviiiit thanks to our heavenly
Father for hsvinit iruided our footsteps to
vourollico. and at lust lo be able to see our
(larlinn skin around be tore our eyes like
tlio nut of our children, our luiiiiiy tuiy
liiian, wlio tried so hard to keep us from
going to you to lutvo our pre cious child
made straight, now savs no cauno! see now
lr. Ilartmaii ever came to tliiuk of mi h a
necutmrlv cotislrtlcted br.iccor instrument:
that ho was sure he lud read everything
on tho sul ijcct. but had never found any
thimrlike this. Ir. ll.irtuian imist 1h a
irrvat ei-niiis. Yes. 1 said. I'r. Ilartinan
thinks ol nulhiiig else, and Ihal iiriiitrsiioii
to bis iissiNtance, slid 1 know that IhiIIi to
gi-lher will in tho eud mnke our daughter
in every wnv as H'rlil as n no nad never
had a hip disease. Wo all ili you s very
liappy Christmas snd New tear, lours,
triliy, MllS. JoSH'll llM KKI HAI'MI K,
iron Aioiiiiiain. .mh ii
Iif. Ilartinan will n-iimiii at tlie lYabody
House, Muuiphis, to. Si'inny i iviini, Jam
anj tx.
EMDARK8 IN BUSINKIJ&
Tounir Ed. Clayton Maklntr s WIhj Dit
position of the 10,000 Ho Wo.) In tlis
Louisiana Stato Lottery.
Kdward Clavton. the well-known yountr
busini'M man uf this city, wil l won tl.(aj
in the lost drawiuit of lie Louisiana Main
lottery, is in no danger of allowing bis
inonev to iret swsv from him. Clatton
liad a'one-twfntii'tti ticki t in the number
(Irawinu tho J:dM,00) iinui and when he
discovered that his was the lucky numlicr
bo at unco denosited bis tirket In tho tier-
man lUuk. and through that Institution
Clayton collected his money. In h-ss than
a week after his prito had been drawn
tl5,oi0 had Ikvii placed to Mr. Clayton's
credit by the IouisiiiiiA MUUl lottery
Coiiitmnv In tho tli-rinan Hank.
At noon vesicruay .nr. Liayton, accora
uiis.1 bv liis tirutly young wife snd little
child, left for OwuiiHlM.ro, and from there
will tro to Jlclx-an uotimy to enter into
buniuess connectinn with hit father-in-
law, I'luminer Nolan. Mr. Nolan is a
wealthy resident ol that county, and
vnumr Clavton will lako one of Ins farms.
1 -r. , .... , , .. t...
A liarlnerslilD Wtll no lormeu, anu nn
the $l5,tnl won in tho Louisiana Halo
lottery, the tirm will bo given a good uier-
cnnliio start. Mr. Clayton and bis father-
in-law will open general merchandise
store st Itocch Urovo.sn 1 will buy tobscco
on a lare scale, boveral years ago Clay
ton was in tho commission business and
tiiin based tobacco in tlio country for ouv
ersl large firms In this city. Utmtrilk
(A'y.) f wrur-Jrnnl, Ik. 1.
Um LOVE UA011INI
In Our Premium List.
Tlie exhibition of buttonholrs, over-
seamiug and two-necdie work given just
la-foro ihe holidsys by representatives ol
ilm ljtra Omiiianv wa a irrral success.
Kverv lady who saw tho machine a as do-
lighted and surprised at the exi-eliepco
and vnriely of tho work, in addition to tho
entire rano of family aew'Ui;. It is slmoat
ueedli-ss lo say that tho olh r ol the gi-ntlo-nirn
in rhiinro to uive any lady a machine
who would make as ifo.nl and as msny tui-
tonholus In four hours aaihe Ixive machine
doiii in lifleeit liiiiiub'S was uot accepted.
This machine should be awn by very
l.nvnr AV a mwrn an favorab V ImnreMil
liv'the sunerior sdvsntinr sol this machine
that wo cinlracteil for two lnvcs to sdd lo
our n I im n tic iiremliim list, js'sli-rs in ma-
cliinit wlio want sellor should arilo to
W. II. C.raham. ffi neral Biwut, tlaMon s
Hotel, Memphis, lor circulars snd lull in
formation.
TUB " Q" ENGINES ltd.
Tbe Qrlavanos Committee's Conforsnco
Roachos No Connluslon.
Ciiicaoo, HI., lec. 81. A protracted
conference was held today brtweeii tho
ollicials of tho Chicago, lliirlingtoit k
Quincy Rossi and the grioviinceconiiniltio
of tho Brotherhood of Locomotivo Kugin
eers, with a view to a settlement of tlie dif
ferences between thecompuuy and the en
gineers, w ho havo been on a strike for
many months. No conclusion was readied,
and the confereiico adjourned until to-
morrow. After tho adjournment of the
conference, Mr. Wirt Pcxter, solicitor for
tho mad. sunt that tho meeting was only
nn informal one, uud that simply a general
talc was the result. Ho said, however,
that the committee would meet the olli
cials again tomorrow, and it was almot a
certainty that the trouble would be patched
lip llien. It IS tlio geni-rni opiunni inni mi
the meeting tomorrow the eoniinihee. on
behalf of tho Imitherhood, will decline tho
strike otr, and such of the strikers as can
bo employed will be given employment.
In stHakinu ol the strum to -lav, a lex is
itt ltio tirnnde engineer said; "Tim broth
erhood hits grown tired of supporting the
'(),' strikers, who aro uniiblo to obtain
work, and entered so alrono a protest
against it that it was decided by the Itrolh
criiood lo cut oil' all such allowance today,
and this will leave many of the men en
tirely without support. Over fi t per cent.
of tbo strikers are still unemployed, and
are, in fact, blacklisted by all roads in
sympathy with the '( It has slrendy
cost tho HiotherhiMMl ti.ii.iss) in siipimri
the strikers, and something uiul be it"inr,
and that at once."
Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.
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REPRESENTATIVES OF TUB
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Steinway, Hardman. Chickering, Yose
AND OTHER PIANOS,
Aro OfTerlnn SpocKl Inducomonts t.r All Pttrchnsora of rianos and
Orsana Durlnu the Month of
DJSOISMBEl?, 1S8S
I'ntnloiiiii' w lit LonMt rrlopn, I lilirr fir i null oi tnt iltmrnt, asst t'roo
to Auy Ad IrvM. (ltd rianut Takmi In hii'lini. N.vi t'miio. tor UouU
Sheet Music, Books and Musical Morchandiso at Redticod Rates.
PLUMBINGI
Bath Tubs, Pumps,
VVashstan is, Hydrants,
Water Closets, Hose,
Sanitary Plumbing.
ELEGANCE AND FPFIOIENCrx
UNEXCELLED.
BROWNE,
254 Second St., Memphis.
A LOW DEATH RATIO THE SOURCE OF SURPLUS
FOR DIVIDENDS TO POLICY- HOLDERS
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frmii llii. m uii v I" wi iii.'il to lire urv.
tliv avtTju n.o t.ilily ol tlie ei'iiii'iiny.
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ROE & LYON, Managers Louisville Branch Office.
PILES
Fistula and nil Rectal Dlsonnoo Trar
(! to' a iniiiili1! nniii. Nn I.mh nl ihnp tnint
Ihi.Iii.'mi. Nn liiiifi-. llitHliironri'Miistlo. A Radh
cnl Curo Cunrantnnd In i-v.tv row. Hvlvp
vmL'iiiv.n. Or. W. H. HICKSON,
tiillco: NO. 318 Miiln t , Mi'iiiilil, loiin.
ltUH'UHE CUltKD.
DR. E. NOBLE,
pc'lllt In tho I'uroot nuvturr ami all Foraiot
I tininli' til.rnM'4, Mnli' or Kmiiala.
I Jt n t ItKCl'KKH WITIlOt TTIIH KNIFK.OI
I V luii'lrHUfO to t.iitiinfiH. Iijr Uio Mvilloatvii
Suit I'ml lrii. mill l HI. Trmiim'iit.
In I'Iimmi nf tonirn, 1 1 all Ihi'ir tormt, IglfS
111011111 u rriti'f auj iN'riiuiNmil rnro.
.-iru tuif. Iiyilmivloiin I Vunoiivi, ami llformi
of MIihmI Immumi., i'nrn.1 In hltiirt lima I ittarantcs
ovvry ! I luko 1 1 !! ma.U-ami liiusl. CaU
lur iinini'a ami a l.lrv-a ol i nn, mri.ln In Ibecltf.
tinicn Nil. Mil Jk-tH UMIM aniklKT.
1
THE
CAISE
Or
It now Mmitiro nf tlio mnllral (nllinrlllKO to bo
0.. irnrjf or ouituo a ;im of (Hyrtii iilo I'lmphoras
B'Kiiullx riMiiiK In I Ui' h itiun conuaif. Tin muo-
GQNSUMPTIOti
Or con.i.ln in in oitiulnl.lratlun of a pioparallon of
'ln-.ii.r'i Ih'lnv tit nnrrnmlninlAlili' anil uzrilUahlH-
,mmi iihMi u unvnirii'isi'iiirKl la Uio ools
inntcu.n of l'buli.iriihlrhcoiiiblnothfichar.
arirriain-i in um n tf'iiT rnvrm rm I'iauaiptlal.
llfoarlillla,('oiiichi,llliiKtSMlalanil SrMaai la
oaara il I. uiitiiuiiiiM. IdToiiiuiuiiil'it by Hlijr.lcuuia
f .1.1 I'V Pnir ' .i. SI ! r H.mi.. h-nd f, elrcultr.
1.11 UtSlUU tO.,U.aiUtl,lU WlUlaiaaL.M.V.
White Oak Staves
AND W AI.Nl'T. WII!Tlt OAK AND ASIt liy.
T ANTI'.n 10 niNTtlM T WIT't IIKMARl.t
V .i.rn.' l.ir Unio ii.i .nlli.io ol ouvri '.4
I ',; I t i.' i il.ir ii'i.r. 1 ll. r-1 oil any rati r .
A .l, kiliiig lull (iuiUi uUr.nui ioliiUal lU.ir
Ult lll. In
M.IV lotlK KXIVIIIT Tl tlftlTR CO.,
Ko Wtainl .'17 Uroa.lira. N.Y.
StrmaaL
f-Usnl Ilournu A Co.. Tienersl Insur
ance Aireiita. Imvo reinored to o. 1.'
Mud icon street, nmli-r ruiiKol Louiuierco.
ew teteiiliono o. U.
11 ylo run-s cIisini linu.U sn.l lliis.
MMajitrraio Hill la
st Kl 1 lot More. 71 Heals street.
from country solieiteil.
OiJors
Fiat Kold lies! nuibrellasst Tlisyrr's.
R. M. I'utler. of Wnlliat h. Xel,.. Iisvlntt
been liltiiK-l by eiilwns fur aluiHinu his
wits, has hsd every man in Ilia lace
ssvs one srrenteil.
A Sirenl Mlrlho Thrfalennl.
ClIU'Alio, II... Iee. 31." tllli of llielesil-
injj iirii-i ol llie reivnt ruitruiiil eiiifitieera'
uiit'tinK in till eiiy a-1'1! laxt si i 1 I to a re-
iiorler "Tliia uii'vtiiu e are IiuIiIiiik w
one of inventl'.'ittiiiil rutlier Hum ouo of
uetion. We luive li iii ne.l, lit ieMirls inil'le
at till tneetiiiir. tlmt utl the Kir.il ronla of
the ei.iintry, illi tlie ek(fitiou of llini-,
whlrh run out f Cliie.iK", havelhTii ai. t-
I n if tho Chiosifo, r.nrlintoii A liiiiiey tmnl
financially ami buynittiu-j all 'J irtiikin
enKiueers ln eru ni-p: y inr na worn.
Tho miiKtiituile of the limine it in tv cnt in
tho future may not Im ai.ri'ruiti .1 until I
explain It a little in ih t iil. U-l A j.rit.
when the lirotln'ilioo.! nt Inije ug tlie
( roa'l un l otli'TS whii li weru utfrinj'l-
int( to help them out, iwvrr.il tn oi-rul m ill
ajrers s.iiil: 'Kiiiim your lioymti sni'iHt
roa.ls other than tho "l sn I we will
hereafter treat slfililr.jt '"" itu ne r ''
rUiil foitliirf with u'Iiim as lar as if.vinj
tlient einployiiii'lil is roiicerui'.i. tie iu
ronlintfly rais'J the hovcitt. We have jnt
Irnrni'il of the suirt of tho romnnyaii'l
boycott ol tlid ( HiriK ri vr.iie.inis up
tmreiillv In-en Miunnu for s veril weeks.
Wo lis. I reixirts Iroiu skillel, soli r Sii'l
It.ili'o sinking l cnii'-rs w.i i lavs
Inivele.l all overllie I nitcil M.iti s liHikinji
lor wotk. It was rcfiiM'il Ihh'hiih) lin y
were i strikirn, ami tlio lelim I lo cm-
ploy theut was the irt of an avM"iiem
wliK li rovurcil sll the ron la in the Country
with tho cxccnlloii, al I have al.iti'il, of
thnsi ot tho I'lurai linca. ( lur evi.li m e
lliKt other rm ls liuvit IioIim I the '! liiian-
cially Is coiii(lvlu. To any that tin linilli
erhootl men srs wild over this rlih'ovcry is
drawinf it luiUlv. I'nlM this lln iii.'lHl
tiprxirt ami boycott by tltea road 4 is (In
Conlioued soou Ibis eourflry will aeo tho
rreaUt striks that has eve taken tilaeo.
Tlie railway tranaiKirtaiion of Iliac nry
will simply lie psrstysea ny it, as it win in
fltit to the Ueullt iH-tweea iirvaiua.-a
lalior anil oiif.iniiHl rapit.il. Ihe lirom n,
lirakcliu-n. awiU-hinen Bn-I VirV I'llUM ol
oiv.ininil railway labor will bo arrayed oa
our shlo."
TUB IRON AND 8IKEL. TBADR.
Lst Yoar Nots rarticulailr Prosparous
On Dacllna la flualnoaa.
I'hilaiiki riitA, Va., lh-c. m.-A sum
viinit un of His iron snd stet-l trade of the
I nitiil routes ilurinir lI'Oi ss iniele by Ihe
HuWiin of tho Aim riran iMn and Kteol
Akm lution, shoss Unit lliia baa not Ixi-n
particularly proncroo year for tho Iron
trade, and in uiuny nuiH-ets fell Ix luw I.ss
snd IKMk Tho total iriMliiciion of pi(
Iron during Ilm ye.ir Is eti:nii'e I at .'- n.-
OtiO tons, and fl bnuw lin r steel roils at
l,:iit),WlO tona. Tho i.tiKlurlion ol bar
iron snd pinto ami slu-ct iron did not vary
much front that of 1HH1, while the produc
lion of slrneliirsl iron sod slocl has Ut n
creator during 1H than in I vl or 1M7.
Tho conaumptinn of Iron nnd steel during
this yesr liss fallen Im Iow that of the two
preceding years. Tlio total liniria
tions aro csliuiale.l at 1I,ik k""
tona. It la b.'liovuil thut tlio roll
oiinintion of iiiir iron has fullli
slfoiil otXl.WW tons aa coinpiirci ami inni
and the coiininiiillon of sleel rsila nUiut
Hm).(hsj tons. Triers iltirinn IhM aro
li..n In liavn ili lincl. this beiilif m
amiialilv dun to s n rtitiu t alent to tho rf
: . . .... . :i
art I on In tlio liilil.lliiif oi new rnnnimia
alii. li set in n 1SS7. Ilm tineis lor oar
Iron mid nails went very low throughout
Ilm venr. Tho liriin of old Iron ralla ad
vanced from sr.'l.i J in January to t.M In
Ii, iiili.r. Ktit l nils at tls mills fell
surlily from M.fr In January to (JH In
IV-rcmlier. The sliiiunenls from Ilia lke
Hutwrior mines donna" the yesr by luks
ami rail was over .i.tl""."W ross tons.su
tncrvaso ol over l.'.'Vi,n) tons. Ths shi
....ui. of Ijika Huiii'rinr ora to furnaces
Daalern iViiimylvanin and Now York ag
gregatud sliout 27:,tiU tons.
X1AS
AND NEW YEAR PEESEITSH
Gold Hed r-.l'k Umhre'las...
Kllvor Hond title Uin'orellm..
Bi'lc Kmirtkorchlof i
goo DOismisr
UNDERWEAR AT
Hllk MuftlnrH
I non ll'inilkoroliloln.
Voolo:i Mulllom
$1.2fi to 13.03 Fach.
12d to 40o Euch.
60o to t-1.25 W-oU.
a fiO to n fio.
b'A 25 to ftQ.OO.
tl7o t ) tll.OO Knell.
LARGEST STOCK AND AT THE LOWEST PRICE OF ANY
HOUSE INI THE SOUTHWEST.
- i
SCAEFG, 25,
ALL PIUCES THE
THOMPSON & STEVSN, r28Q Second St .
Mssqt'KRAUS
71 ltfals street.
Hi'iTs at Hud Hot fctoro,
K will snonbt timo for the wrs to lamb
ami thev mill ire s wsrm pluco. It slioillj
lie provided HOW, Wlien tu wora can uv
dons st leisure.
rc.i-:f
TT'.
Hi-:
mm
CT.
t:Trrits ritt tiik uovr.itNows,
lrta a wrtl-known fe-t 0' Piwn'a
v.it n s-i ami ri'iii'iim i.itr'l It ni'-r
Si.nnii'lir. i-nola tliB any -irMiiaiHM
or miwilf 'Slant.
It la ."1 In 'tis h"' ti"M i'f tri Ir
ttil wrll a tl. it of I 'ik Immtilnl rlllrrnl
hi aifitilirra ( Ilia anim aii'l llw imv.
JUr ai.U tlm H-n. Ii, Hm i ul..l ai..l th-
:tianki. io.'I ilwni't lT . T.i f.iriliT
1'ln.lr ii lli l.ietw i r-,'l l' "l
rrnr it lattvni IrmuvMirariHitaol UlUrr
Slit Mali I
TUa (lararaar af Ksw tlaninatilra.
Oa.Tl 1 1 M"l roso'a I V'"rv
fur atvtr.il li'aiv, nun .'
Y,
In sir (aiiillr ai-Ml
lunii.l II
umal dcir.l.le ant laluabIS
nnmlv. luura tn.lr,
( Im , "J7, t.aiui Ceaaiso.
Tba Oavarwar af rojlaala.
Oaavs: Puso'a farsier haa bwn s valoM
frluiimln eur lamlirlnf M-iral r,a
trr'alit In rrllatlai lh arkaa, V ra.ua aa4
ruiaMluvhlrat to okiMn-u.
VaruirT"iirs.
I Hot. 80. tt. itu A. Ilatvss.
TUa Oearaar mt Haw Jaraay.
Hi. a Sim I fcaw for l"iT rasrs saad
foap tMi.i. r. antiowl-rlir1 rrul !
SOI ai..t rr'M tkarallwm. 'ra Irulr.
(IMJ.S,W. M.fc.Oasss.
Ttis I4.-Oeanaor ol llllaola.
flmmmaa I Poao's T tt ti l'f li4
t.laoa la Iba awllciiii .M'-l ilmi tu.l' 1
amirayiMi llialas bf" f.mn-l It a ra.'lf
and valual.la anl tn n tb-T latn It mnif
taara. ad Ibal tr.y n j lf. Wa iai-iiMA
all kary bunas wiiIbhi' iU
1 tax, truly your.
Ooi. 10. W. i. . ".
vWa rttaT la InvaSiaMa f. all Ilo
ol 1'aia, UiSauiniatian a I IUi..iirTli.
tmnUnut tml.l imllfuf. H"n a aMl
laMMriiifMiia li.iaa fkta
I.ta Dr. V.'. P. JIwrrLon.
TI.nni-.Tr,
, f-t bia a4
ft. ill fi-TiAa la a-.jr l.i illi ! H"'. a4
b- III tf II l.i ! ai a.'.rrl..l n i.irrtr ! f.l lMv
tima ( Um M'4. la, a. (."a . I ln.s
II.. I I baw Mt t a a. .' k '' "'.
ai.ll.ia la Iba .inaihl. bral.'w lr r-"ttiiiliia
f,r;nii ri-iwir. in r- --
..ta I'-lf for a r..iait- ! - '
i,...-.,i,irar-ikait;--t. J .i
Um afan.ua. It' ' lloniaiia.
I Wra, Tii. Moy, I"
tWbwa: Tli wifa f ana t7 " 'it
am-ra a. lrlblT affltrU a ll'i m h-t J,
r-iaw. th.trn.Jiaf ln4 l.l. was
.KiflMS I" Iif M (M a. wal V"? 1 JIS
mum, and conM B4 h' ) I" '
cll a.i la.-ri lnn avavit II- lije .a; i V
H, l a akin. Tin " V lk 'i!
oTtba Irfirakia. h r.al.4 M ''b 1
brran Biiallr i.lI hla Hr halfl a b iff. a 4
tad la a ! awka ah. M.nrrallr ' '
la n.n a lanr, tni-k nu Mr. "o
f Ibatnikllwaklb iuairr I'1'1'.
J V. HUM. 1
WboUaal PratifUt, Au.us Aaas,
Trralla OS Dlond sod Skin p.araara aialW fras,
Tna Mwirr rrK-ra , prscr t, Atlanta, ba
W Vara, 154 bfvadaar.
No L lit should bo without llylo.
W. H. Rllvh
FUIlNITUIUi, CARPETS;-ETC.
2-28 MAIN STlvEET.
Some of Our iLondors:
A Full Mnrl.le Tup Hull !""
A Kill I Siliil Wuliiul Kuil
'I i' 'b-l Huit ill Hie Market "
ii K.l.ynnl I'nrlnr Hoil.; tM l"
I hi' I'lnr.t I.iKr.iln I mp I lo In Hail fur fior a ynhl.
All-Wool In,. miu nrul. KU.iraiilil. tor Uic a )riL
h.s (nr llru..l. I aii-lfor kv s yiir.1.
An KHoilw I.Iih'oI Cllk Clii.li. Iti.ltnn and 'ari l Itorkersfrom II. u In H.
VI.N.r l l itlia ai .'V a ar.l : Ijinf I rmiili ( lotlis ul 1 1.7A,
Haw Hllk lal'h' ( utl ra al ' to Si.M '
And Many OfhyBorgains for the Holidays
J. A. Dai I.M.
(1. K Wirr.
J. A. BAILEY & CO.
PLUMBERS.
riuml:ors' Goods, I'ltio Gmh luxturc?
336 SfXOVD STREET MEMPHIS. TENM.
TIIOS. II. ALLEN & CO.,
Cotton Factors onti Commission Merchants
Hm VaSiijict NO. 8 MADISON STREET.
ItloJintHl II. A lion Ac CV..
BAHitlla ASIICOTTOM CrjJUMI.H.'.lOX sfttttHAin
II and U llcoas SUaat Maw York.
INI'oitri Hi AMI IlKtl.MIS M
A.. J. VIENNA cSc CO.
a-Tjrisrs, rifles
AMMUNITION
AND
L5
No. 347 Main trc , Memphln, Tenn.
"Ths lAritftt i nd ll"t Aorlinrnl in Uo t nv. 'In Truna Hunl.l st lxet Tries
XT.
FURNITURE
-IN ALL GRADES'
At Low. Prices
DURING T11F, DULL SEJIS01
Our fnr!l!tlM srs Sipisl lo or battsr tttSS)
sny othsr alniphis firm for handling rails
bis Furnlturs at clous margin ot profit.
Oooils soldrlthar for rash or on Easy l ay-
'nta. Call and sisioius sur lluok sad b
Uln prlcas.
this
Rhodes Furniture Co
NO. 355 SECOND ST.
DR. D. S. JOHNSON'S
PltlVATH
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
UKMot in rnoN ti jrsrrnaot t
No. 339 Main StrooV UpStalr
M KM I'll IS. . TKMN.
Uaubtlakxi IsUHll
innKSON (nnala.lfM Man arttr
1 1 anMaJ aa briar ilia "( a.l'il fbtW
LADIES' LUKCH
Lnrilo will find Dollclom Hot
Coffoo, Chocolnta and Ten, with
SandwlchtB, Cakos, Oysters, and
all tho dollc.ic Ion of the c eon t
FLOYD MOONIiY'S.
No. 279 and 2UI Main Utraat.
ILZOOI BROS.,ff Oomo, IGss.
f. M. WORn TOT.
SLEDGE & NORF.LEET,
COTTON FACTORS,
lUA IM AID SU FttOr 8TBEtH UKMrm tLXX
. I. Ik .mm UMtniaillAl M 1 1 l al'IVlSll
tiulra. araiaaBI "iraa fiaiaai'rH laajaaw
a, a la ur Irai.la Hmmi cam a il.iaarraas aaa
a.i.klila n.ia.1 la a U aia tthoul Iba oaa l
a.an ur. iSanaa a "II" at hiB'liaa.'a InHaj anala
tm, s.nala!r Mallia. tSa lul aaaiiaa araaa
aaia4 altHO'il iaa ia nl awiif. lu.a4.mU
la al Mia.a atopar.1 la a .ii.nt Uuat. SMlaracs
Irma iiuil ar lia ol aaau.l ra.nrrJm
Iraa i. in auaaial aallak'ua
aal audita ' l .aa-ims wa aaMauiarrti.as
anj .iaa ul fkiai -.1 aaa kiriii.l (- aaoJus
J i.naiiaiiil a.ir-l ranlmlaf aliaana aa
!. Uia Mwaarairf V.ia aa-t wiraa laaraa-aa
I Ika anS a 4 a .'riml IU o'lt iiaatm ui'S
ar iha ka i U roaaiiluiiona airirOf aamk-t-a.
tul. Vailirlaaa aaat t tanrraj la all aalU tal too
ai.ai.lrf
ttaiklasmaa rami at k.lf Iha aaiial ralas.
Ofla kMHiia Ifuaa I sclia'k a a at a o riaea f iaa
U. A JOMNaOW.
M.1A
KAUUIIAATKIU FOB
CORRUGATED IRON 8IDINQ
V A
ra.
msm
Wtnal, Waaar aoal Ui.lla Praat.
Snliai.la lor all kli-ta nbuli tlnra. r mom aas
K.... luHnr. Mia mII an ar k4faa
MSMIHIS MaTAL a WOOD Sir O CO,
HoaiM t M.ln Hi..aa4 lltl MulkarrraTM
MhMfllia. TKia,
Pa4inaraia fc I ma Vw frllias.
aauiaaa liaa irak lia kuola aad Storm
41 L 43 MONROE ST.
NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
HETUHN CHAHGKH PAID ON KXlMttiSSfc PACK AO UH.
.TELEPHONE go-
NTTP-rrr rpTTn.TTTcjTT "R A TTTKyOOMS "-
i MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN MAIN
SHIHT MAKBB.
STREET PRICES.
MtMPHIS, TENN.
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