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Western Beef Veal Florida Stall Fed BeefMutton Armours Star Ham Armours PorkSausage Cabbage Rutabagas Turnips BeetsSweet Potatoes Irish Potatoes Spaiiisli Onions

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Ind as told below proves the curative properties ofthat wellknown female remedy Wine of CarduiMrs Warwick says

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Lessening Hosts of the Confederacy-

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Birmingham Ala June lOHTramptramp tramp the boys are marchingAgain the United Confederate Vet-erans

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grizzled heroes who fought onmany bloody battlefields for a losing I

cause are assembled in annual re ¬

union But the boys gathered today-in Birmingham are old and bent andtneir tramp tramp tramp lacks itsoldtime military precision and vigorwhile the fearsome rebel yell whichonce rang out so defiantly is becomequavering and weak Death has thinnet1 the ranks visibly since the gen ¬

eral reunion in Richmond last yearand a hush has fallen upon the rem-nants

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of the vanishing hosts of theConfederacy because of the recentdeath in Vicksburg of General Stephen-D Lee commanderinchief of thetrited Confederate Veterans Theconclave commenced yesterday in theMagic City will be a time for recount-ing

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past victories and defeats fromwhich all the old sectional bitternesshas departed and for last greetingsand partings between many of the oldveterans whorealize that on this oc-

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they may answer to their lastroll call on eaijth Many Federal vet-erans

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are here and are fraternizinguith the boys in gray the enmity be-tween

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Yanks and rebs forgottenDespite the solemnity of the oc-

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the war time enthusiasm ofthe old Confederates will find expres-sion

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in a big parade and in manyspectacular features Avhich will markthe encampment Thousands of Sonsand Daughters of Confederacy arehere and will play a prominent part inthe three days program Birminghamcitizens with the true hospitality oftliF South rave thrown their doorspen to the visitors and there will bemany entertainments on a lavish scaleThousands of dollars have been spent-in decorating the city and all theprincipal streets are swathed in bunt-ing

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I and lined with flagsSan Antonio Tex and Atlanta Ga

are the principal contenders for nextyears encampment and delegationsfrom the two cities will make a hardfight to secure the 1909 reunion At-lanta

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is in the field for the 1909 con ¬

ventions of the United Confederate Veterans and the Grand Army of

I the Republic with the object of hav-ing them meet simultaneously irk thatcity Objection is made tot this plan-on account of the fact that no citythe size of Atlanta could possibly fur-nish

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adequate entertainment for such-a gathering as would be attracted by-

a joint reunion of the blue and thegray

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DEATH bF MRS CROCKFORD-

Mrs Perry J Crockford formerlyMiss Florida Electra Russell of Electra this county died at Norfolk Va-a few days ago She was married toMr Crockford on the 3rd of June1894 at her home at Electra She issurvived by her husbanJ one sonArchibald Leopold aged 7 and oneDaughter Othalia Maud aged 9 MrsCrockford was 33 years 11 monthsanal 2 days old Her friends in Marioncounty will deeply regret to hear pfher deathBannerT-

OO MUCH FOR UNCLE JOE

By the side of a certain Illinois sub-urban

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railway stands a fertilizer fac-tory

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which gives out a particularlyoffensive smell A lady whp frequent-ly

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has occasion to travel on this linealways takes with her a bottle oflavender smelling salts One morningSpeaker Cannon took the seat beside

leer As the train heared the factorythe lady opened her bottle of saltsSoon the car was filled with the hor ¬

rible odor of the fertilizer The Speak-er

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stood it as long as he could thenaddressing himself to the lady whomho saw holding the bottle to her nosehe said Madam would you mindputting the cork in that bottleRalph F Symonds

PILES PILES PILESWilliams Indian Pile Ointment will

cure blind bleeding and itching piles-It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬

ing at once acts as a poultice givesinstant relief Williams Indian PileOintment is prepared for piles anditching of the private parts Sold bydruggists mail 5tc and 1 WilliamsManufacturing Co Props ClevelandOhio Sold by the AntiMopololyDrugstore

SHAH TAKES IT EASE

Teheran June lOEffort is beingmade to bring a semblance of order inPtrsias affairs as the only chance ofpreventing war with Turkey or inter-ference

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by the CzarThe Shah is unmindful of the ser ¬

iousness of the situation and instead-of endeavoring to pacify his subjectsis in re irement at his summer palaceordering the arrest of political lead-er

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EI have just completed a twenty yearhealth sentence U posed by BucklensArnica Salve wmch cured me of bleed ¬

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WIND WAS T6o WET

The chronic tornado in Kansas ledWilliam G King of Kansas City totell of the experience of a Kansancrossing the Atlantic in roughtweather

One morning began Mr Kingthis Kansan out on deck when-

a big gale was blowing Nobody wasin sight except the captain-

Go below there the captainshouted-

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when he saw there was no one elsein sight i

Of course I do go below saidthe captain came alongside

Well I guess not protested theKansan Tm up here to see how oneof your mountainhigh a waves andterrific gales compare with what ve

have in Kansas in the way of cycllones This aint 3 patch to whatIve seen out our way-

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el shoulder a sprained wrist and hisface looking as if it had been draggedbackward through a briar patchWhen he came to he saw the captain-

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