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Util. Richard Holliday.
J — U c. Jnwi. Ja* A. Johnson, Jim
Josser. Alfred Jenklna. Henry Jones
K Wash Kinard. H. C Kennedy.
L—Willi* Larimer, E H. Lea
M Lout* MrKr.lsht, Henry Martin
Alonso Miller, Bteven Mcßoy. George
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S—K. O. Sawyer.
T—H. P. Thomas, E. A. Tirver.
W—Lin ward Wllkunn, Lon Williams,
Jafßo* Watts. Nelson Wilson. John
Whitaker. Charlie L. Wharton, Law
rence Williams, (col.).
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MISCELLANEOUS. ’1
Plymouth Rock Pants Co.
W. H. Stallings. P. M.
After a woman ha* been married two
or three months she true* around with
an expression on her face that looks
auspiciously like wisdom.
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AMERICAN SOLDIER REPAIRING CUBAN'S GUN.
Our Cuban allies at Santiago have been muciidiscussed, some army offleerj
declaring that they were visible aids and others asserting that, the only things
they were really willing to attack with vim and determination were the provi
sions of the American army. The Cubans were half starved and practically urn
clothed when Shatter reached Santiago. Tho shoes given them they wore tied
around their necks by the strings, because shoes were too valuable to be worn
on the feet. The accompanying sketch, made by a New York Herald artist in
the field, shows an American soldier repairing the gnu of a Cuban.
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WHAT THEY SAY.
A* soon aa the army makes an open
ing Ametban business enterprise goes
Into It —Philadelphia Ledger.
Some cautious people take out acci
dent Insurance policies and others en
list In the United States navy.—Chi
cago Record.
When Columbus discovered America
be still left a whole lot of things for
Spain to discover at a later date. She
has attended to some of them.—Pitta
burg Tlmea.
K. Benjamin Andrew* look* for a
general A-ar. K. Benjamin Andrewa al
*‘> looked for free ailver. Who I* hta
oculist?—Philadelphia North American.
The coat of transporting the Spanish
prisoner* home ought to form one of
! the first Items In the Indemnity bill
Ito tie pree -nted after the excursion *ea
'sen closes.—St. Lout* Globe-Democrat.
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Merrimack shirtings. *ta«« *
Charter ooah dress styles Wxff .. I l-J
Washington Oil# lfancy) »
Alien's »fancy 4 •-*
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PLAID HOMESPUNS.
City Mill* *
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Lodi shirting* 5«x5« *
Lodi dress style* 56x60 3 1-4
St. Clair dreas 4
Ocean solid* * 3-4
Martha Washlngtcn fonelea .. .. 3 3-1
Miscellaneous brands, light
weight 12 i-!alr
leaetta 6 yards plain
’norndlke B ® 3-4
Hercules •• •• •• •• •• •• ' *" 4
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Crescent 7 *' B
Pelham, 32 bal Bo box 15
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K. O. P-, 20 ball* to lb V 1-3
Muscogee B
27 inch 4 1-2 yd. plaids, best make
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Simpson's ailk finish poulards 64x
64 4 3 * 4
Simpson's solid black 64x64 .. .. 5
Pactnc mournings 64x64 6
China silks 64x64 < l*®
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Rockpnrt .. 3 I'*
Slater 64x64 •• 3 3-4
Concord, 56x60 3 1-4
Rome 56x60 3 1-4
Edwards 3 l" 3
Keystone 3 1-2
Fifth Avenue 3 l" 4
KEARSEVS.
Heavy Columbia, heavy Kearsey 6 1-4
Kincaid and others 9 1-4
LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Lime 35
Rosendale cement 31.45
Portland cement $2.75 to 3.25
Louisville cement In paper sacks . $1 25
Plaster in bbls sl-75
HARDWARE. .
Well buckets, per doz $3.00
Painted buckets, per doz sll®
2 H B B cedar palls, per doz .. .. $1.75
3 H B B cedar palls, per doz .. .. $2.00
Tubs painted, per nest sl-75
Rope, manilla, per pound 9c
Rope, Sisal, per pound 7c
Rope, cotton, per pound .. .. lOcallc
Nails, wire - .. •• 31-75 base
Nails, cut $1.50 base
Shovels, Ames, per doz .. .. sllasll.so
Shovels, diamond, per doz .. ..'57.00
Shovels, riveted back, per doz. .. $4.75
Plow blades 2c. base
Hames, red top, per doz $2.25
Hamas, red top root, per doz .. .. $2.50
Hames, best root, per doz $6.50
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Hay—choke, per ton I* ®°
llama—choice *u**r cured .. 19*11 1-2 |
| smoked rth side*.. .. •• .. .. .. *l-4
llrry nail 4 s ** ,
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Duties for Stay a» Home*.
! Since oniy an Inconsiderable fraction
Hr the American people Is needed for
military service, a few suggestion* are
In order for the va*t majority to whom
the privilege hits not been given of ser
ving In the field.
They ran refrain from hasty and Ill
tempered criticism or the government.
Such criticism Is not only unjuat and
ungenerous, but it sometimes throws
serious embarrassment In the way of
the government tn carrying out tts
plans.
Th»*y ran P*y their additional taxf*»
I cheerfully and help In other w ay# to
j supply the needed sinews of war.
| They can attend more strictly than
'ever to their own occupations; they can
be prudent, vigilant and energetic In
I these lines, and thus help keep the
, business Interests of the country vlg
orouß and trtulthy.
They can attend moro acrunuloualy
than ever to their civic and political du
ties. and thus prev»?nt the country from
i suffering not only from th- inevitable
misfortunes of war, but also from tie
still greater misfortunes of the rule of
corrupt and Inefficient men In legisla
tures, municipalities und other place*
of power. - . -
They can contribute promptly nod
generously, as opportunity offers, pj
time ami means to the various funds
Used for the effu of the alclt and woun
ded soldiers.
They can see 'hat the families of
those v ho have'been called to the frost
do not suffer) from want or neglect.
They ran lie patriotic, patient ond
prayerful.
POIBTFD PAKAGBAFHS
After It Is all over the don will epell
it ' dor.*." .
As a watering place the Ice cooler is
r.ow popmar.
There is less in n name than In the
way it's applied- _ .
Circumstances and wa*ni weather al
ter the contents of egg cases.
1,0v.‘ is a disease ani It i» said that
only man led men are ijnmunes.
Wise men change their minds occa
sional lv, but fools have none to change.
Spain continues to hurl defiance at
us- but, as usual, falls to score a hit.
It's what we don’t know about people
that causes aa-to have a good opinion
of them.
Monopolies ore like babies most
men are opfKised to them *>n goneniT
principals until they acquire a personal
I interest in them.
—Chicago News.
Uncle Sam’s - Navy, Port
folio Nx>. 9, just received
at Herald Office.
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FOR SALE
Pup. Tails. Pipes, Sc, (tap
Lomliard Iron Works
UP-TO-DATE METHODS
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UNTIRING ENERGY,
BRAINS ANI) PI’SH,
IIUBTLE, JUDICIOUS
SPENDING OF LARGE
SUMS OF MONEY
SOriE OF THE METHODS THAT
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PORTNER s S
HOFBRAU and
VIENNA CABINET
BRANDS OF
Export
Beers
ARE THE BEST
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AMBER CANE, FOR HAY
Broadcast an acre or so—
You will thank us later 00.
VELVET BEANS—Buy J bushel and try
oue acre.
Triumph Seed Irish I’otatoe*, Collards, Cab
bage, Turnips (6,000) pounds, Beets,
Radish, Beans.
THE HOWARD & WILLET DRUG CO
WHOLESALE.
FOR SALE
CV-l have for sale very desirable build
ing ,'ot iocaicd in (he centre of one of the
handsomest blocks in the city. Will sell
same very cheap. Just the place for a
handsome reside!)(p) for your family. Good
titles.
CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA,
NO. 1337 GREENE STREET.
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