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ORTUNE ®?©R 50 CEE
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Boa
"An opportutyjk/t-.y got thnusai.ds of <!« I -, i
APPEAl^fotiu' sll I T1 ii : • -.1 IK ■ til"
fon rtcprfcd in Memphis from S pteniber 1 i'*
H___^V<Hrr*i'and every gtu-'S must bi u -mpaii. 1 l.\
MEMPHIS WEEKLY G2
Tim Great Hews, Farm a.~3cJ Fjtnzify «.■
The first correct or nearest correct guess on the v
^September i, 1901, to April 15, 190a. m iil be award* d i 1
*• 1 or iie.iri
im! itii ■ I ii• J •
its for .i \
Ttil, .Vir.MPMIS WEEKLY COMMERf
' to t t in -s on the number of bates of
the only provision being
April 1 \ 1 r« i
T? V 0F*
A L
. , - s «* . - A- _
'1
ived in December
5,000
If receiveJ in .January
$3,500
If received in Cebruart
* JJ •
Pl|
received in Memphis
received in March
01..000
To be plainer, the proposition is simplv this: If t!» • r >nv. 1 ,.- i
ember the fortunate guesser will receive $10.eao.ou i:i c - if r.< t r
receive $0,000.00. If not until November i.;„i,uo.oi), Ir o t v i,i
ary, $,{,500.00. If not until I ebrunry, $4, »•»*> 00. t! not 11:11 I 1 ,
THE MEMPHIS WEEKLY COMMKiiClAL APPEAL is t
the United States. At mi v 50 rents .1 > ear it r ivi , .11.- -i\ • r- v
farm matter by Pruf. S. M Trary; a woman's and eiiild ■: ,1 : • b,
with I)r. Taltnage's Sunday serunn and a Sunday - 1
market reports; Washington gosKip, and mail;. - ■
I*4|M-r Can II,- Krill to Any Address and (• :i ■ .« ( .* it -1 it I ■ Pars y
ct guess i:, received in
•I 1 .tuber, ti.e guesser
> 00. If not until
it- 11 and family journal
■ ,, specially prepared
i a: 1;; a re! i;; 1 Us page
: . ■ : >tor;. . Uu latest
>oacaa»ft
CONTEST CLOSES OM MARCH 3!, I3C2,
sldnight, Imt the guess »*; to be on t he i un
received i«i Memphis from Septt • i!wi 1
l'*02. inclusive, the official figures of t;.» M :
chinjjr to tvr the figute.- u|n»ti v* h»« h t) : .*•
In *j >lrr t ■ ■ he t very « t
to mllke a <!>>-- k>n« h
dates mentioned for the past - x \ , s at- g;\.
r of 1
be!
Numb-f of Inti*** of r«tlnt« If* T* •• in pr. I *
from Hc|»t I, I hdi, tu Vpill »;►. in: f*T»
Snmhrr of bales of roltoii »•«• «*»•«.<• *1 In 13
from Wept. I, I M4b«V to %prll l >*», mill It;
Kanber of bale* of cotton » * eel % «*<| Iu Jll.-m
from Wept. I , I *4(Mt, to t prli I . s'.i : J
Sander of hales of cotton ■ . «•• I \ . « tit. mf i*
from Wept. I, I HOJ, to April I » I**.# ill
Number of l-nl< • of cotton ree«*|v«-t‘ In *-*r*|- .»
frw-* tbft. U » Htl?*. <•» .lp«iU.4A ,i'
Number of of rotlon i » « o|Tnl In V . i - *
from Wept. I. I HIM* to April I I f)*»0 .1
WnmlK*r of boles of mttoii i ••relied In .11 eittpM*
from Wept. 1, I HIM) to April II 1><» I 11*
1,0114
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No ga^M will b« rworilrd where p stitim’k %bii\ s
Idler it MB untiled Inter than Tlitfeli .’if, l!H»V
tinder no < ircumttances will > pn-^s N in- .- \ viv 1
is received at the Coimm n i.il Apfa-.il offi -• lutei than Api
*002, s.: asatt^r .
SEND FOR A FREE SAMPLE COPY.
?n«kr iemiitancea payable to and aa-iresi
TI1R UM.RLV ( OTITII ICC I AI, AITF Ah,
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LOST IN THE DESERT.
,• •*'
A War Correspondent's Experience in
Noriuern Africa.
The helplessness that a n : feels
■when lie i- lo.-t is uiif id \e n -t
terrible parts of his rxpei mm-. J Y*r
haps this is at its. worst w : i-i, it ;> ; .
he but the guide w ho i- . ;dmit. l'i.»
late Mr. (• \\. Stevi n>, ;1 u .1 71 < -
spondent, say> Y 1 si; •
relates a terrible exper t m-i of 1. i
in the Egyptian de.-mt.
“We hail been joiin e\ i
hoping to reach tin umi1 -ten ,.t
night. 1 began to fc . . p\ . ; d ;n
■tjroup tn -tin- i> ,
over tb.e pommel, aid -ct:
to ride astraddle. T
eit sidi
-add'.
on tin olf
r!
! -r
hour, t lien char no ai i < ■ in
again. So 1 rode, lo>d.:; _• • ■<. ;■ t
the great yellow- bloU , ' ■ >■.
“Hut now the -tin w..
down again in hr m:r . r. i.r:;i - It,
was past four. It w e i
hulf-past five; if w ■ h . .■ t -
our monastery tin:, we wore !■ -
less.
pi-w-r ; ■ .jgj' V, |-i)l« - -y- ji —■-•ff- - «•' - * . ■-*
_■ MUh.iW -* - » _>:^i. -*. ,-,w^ -«...
ami -carchTng. .Mr, Strive::.- cun
1101)1'-:
"Tin i, the - nil < • ■:i.i ii;>. . : a the
dt*M It I- \c : • *\V «!*... ■ ; ■! i V, # !:.:t
U’ : 11 :i: ' y S. .
Surely lii’ !].;--(<•! . <!:. !••: i .
arid hrUk ’ v w < -1 \\ an:.
“ * 1 la VC Mill - cl. S; i!
“ ■ N i. iii;- Kc'.i a' i c: -■ ii•! .
and 1 kr w »' - i
1 <■ fi«'■ 'if n .<•••. ti‘! v ■ lx i_*,tr :'i 1.1 i
ti. ti f; m l&r w*» \u . to gi t tlo n: -t
n i nine ■ xi>r. u . • _ re ■ i f ti.
i I ii\.a
" 'l ' - . I ]V 1 X. !, *U . ( vi,
ii.ii | • t: • ( :! \ • \V. : tiL \\i lift
: |" f - * :• Ur ■ . r !: lx' t .
.XX II {] - ; :,r ' ttturc
• . i . . I !. •
* i :. ■ • • ' I . , '
vv ■ :, . \ x..! , • r 11 '
X ll*C,
Quietly tut Effectively Snubs a Too la>
miliar Dam ?.
The \' ] - I - -
u ' tilVt t: tl it :: - i ” I > 1
m; i.il me t. v!, . ; r -
a n r;,i:: ,,i • .
eh t\ Li.;\ t-■ : »■ 1;■ i ■ -- • L
York. "I in-, y :
1 Yuli II. i;.! if 1 . . • M
ill a.'. t
mi- \ i]U > : i i i
IMUli Hi) I in ,1 - O H , - _■ lii!”
Annoying Accident.
i; -i.:■ • t• ■ \\ it
w t*re m > ;.-t ■: ;; • ’ .• :
< "ii’ mi.'ll- at. , "i ; \Vi -ti". • r
mart' i>..;. an , nr li.f : i-t> wa- nn
i 1.1 tITU Jlil't! Ni>M I. 'Mil! Ll : 1 M .ij
It at i ■M.at tin \v ' - •,, \ I' .
c- \f !■: .no L ’ \ i
hud Sn• nil- jail s:" ; t 1 : _ M t er
\\- lit .0 ' ! \ ' , i
tile -It Mi [•: -•» V
til.t*. : ’ U I , , .,
t peaking cf Uunorms
i.f ■ ~ . ! i11 :. ; otiV
DUM V . lit, i !.!.,} IN I v. J.
WHY Till.Y WERE POPULATE
Family Ow J Tfcir I tenant Vacat.cn
to Tan; Don
! i v, : \ t if
. i , S, ! ■ ■ , ti
i \ ‘ u
■ < . .-'Mi ..- j't . t - !.,<• \‘.
DEFENDING THE NF. T
rFjr'.c of a T1.17 Levs:st When DGtur
biic1 Tbroafneu.
11 . i
1 I -■ i t V\ ' « : 2 « « . • f X ‘ , .;
' I ■ 1 I ! 1 > XX 1 1 1 !
; •
V t‘ X FI)' tl, . x , 1. •
• • .
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, - : If; ' i
'! •' !< iif I ' F X g if! :•< XX
- j ;ii K ■
, me l!.:it g: .w i--up !,:!!•-- xv...
t'v 1 f.
th‘ VY « 1; t: k*\ i 4! * ! . ;,r ! V I f
: fink : n . v. . - , ■. \
xx ' ; :u‘-r !' •. , 1, , \ ..
I • ■ ! '', < 'x
L iR - 1 i i ! ; •• : S
<•< n in | *; - - ' n a is !. • i .—
in :i x I. :’«•
CIGARS GET SEASICK.
Curiom Dsrc-'V’ry 1.1:1' by 1 tnioksr
if a far Eastern lirand
lit i ' . x «• I . n • ; ji
1‘ p
! • •• - - 1 f; V i-f1 .; . 1
. 1.: > ' ■ a 1 _v -
at' M . . 1 1 1 k I .. n rn
i 1 1 g. \ k
xx > ■ • xx 1. - .. ■ ! v.
[ at . ! . xx ! : -1. . . \Y, ■
| .1 . St.if !. j 1\
" 11 if X I ’ . . 1 \. ■: :l ! mint .. f
I t if ( - : ; n: s:« : ;.i \
pf X • 4' a 'ilk 1'; p; y; I ;; 1 t.
lirev mi 1 n r t" i t‘ 1 : : \
xv : - - i pi'.iR 1! at 1 i . , , 1 ,
fill. . t i ■ v > ,1 ,-i v v. . . i
.-II >.k ... 11 <:« n •• 1 . \ tF -
ck a u i-. r w T - :
It.iti.iff XX"- I.. jt|. 'I; In fit:. 11.
|ir. x ; . y..,- t . :,;_x ;: . . > -
- . if . : .» 'If, : >,x I
xx ni: ! tii «1 i ••tn a!! fix: r. i i x-.;
<•< I f ' . Vx «■! I - it!.. , « \|> . .
’ion :* 1 v nisi ,;-.-u:rk mo in ai
-i ".< i;~r.. -- : • 1: - i
Mf-ii k fn ixi i! ..« v.na< : t ,r
: i'aftii- ark i.« • .1
“I lx a x o
fli< ■ ■. ”1 i
atVivtod if- 1
-
Try Us
- f ff c:in 'd, ... ... .1 i .
•It - : f i iff. f a!
- ,m mB1 1 1 r 1 X UOt .!!!
tt » V «
V *. W i. ■ v 1
“The eagcri'.iwit’: w u t. <i
guide raced up each n-u >,
f the strained hope!id
the slow disappmutn i \ 11 i • :
read in the- n Ihm : . ii
hope renewed, but «... : . : ■< ,
with which lie da- •. -
prospect—In w - at fat it. r y . >
ne ridge, one dip. i n
! w .. - • \
hotly like ev« ry >.ther. W. ■■■ ■ n
lading-ten hour? and miiM '<* • u: e
50 miles; our nn.i.a.itii \ wn . y !■•.
ne had lmsed it ami : w . . n
ark.
A night in phe cunirgss :
esgrt; a night \vn tout 1.1
re or fodder wi.s the c. : \ b.
rto look forw ard t T e w
just then up j an:<-.t Sa
" ‘ilave you ... > ■
. Vs
\\ «*
“ ‘KtTendim, 1 a\e - 1 c
from the hill i . ck \ *
see for yuiir.-fivi-»
“And he lo«I i -
monasterv, hurrai ' b
miles off. We wid w.
can follow. So ::j> _ t
cam. is and off we Mr
an hour, ov.-r Mini as 1. .
as the early me.n i ng -; w
The b'.azinr erimsmi ..i d
the sunset bin ded nr
white bioii of t 1m n u
faster ar.d faster we w k.
ci imso'n and oi ami' :
was ready dark :mw : w
miles and l ad i o: an \«
“'Are you -uic you
Quite sure ?’
“ ‘KlTcndim.’ re piled
thought 1 - ;w s. met !;iiy_
ling in sight w liit
w
i<
WHY SHE WANTED SAMPLER.
iKiubttcia a Fair Representative of Bar
pain-Hunting Femininity.
At end of t ael: season big dry
; !i> n • a u have on hand a
I . _• -11j*|»:, of smail-pitee samples,
r tieh as an used by salesmen both on
lilt nmd and in the hoti-e.
i In 11 - .d' t i 'th are rarely u
quarter of a yard square, and «hm
ti:■ u . h.:- lo> further lls. for them
\i ! y v • ;: <-m a*. - • ■ !' -i-ii them at
any pro. offer ■ .
O-.<■ ; ■■ , m -i .res. says
tin M ; iu . • i - ■> >>■! ■ . ,'y. ly
If i .'lit a <ju • litity o! th iid. and
one- id t ’ nil at .'11 eted iletnatox
e«. ■ y . .. ap pi • i - S'range to
say. tii'ii* v.a- ip; a d*. mand for
tl ell . . I d !! • ' 'if a fl i\
u ■ * ks tiu i i • *.- • d, L.d been sold
tut t.
"1 i * . i r e u.d ui.d* i'Uat d u hat
tii** x iirvoi: wat. w -.1.1 i • s»* sumps
and samples," sail a d, partn.eet tiniii
aiii'f. “until ' tie day it V.a !Ii..11 ap
pnaii ed ti ( ; rd I't-d -d it w • i : any
more of tin in let:. I d no. and she
set :! I || Vi ! \ !M: il d ppi ! el * d. to
m o ;. ,:t ! A -d her wimt u-e -! •
II 'do f l i • III.
•• ‘Old -ai i -i.e. •] i1' hi a Vi V hat 1
p .,.-n 1 < !’•.;• ’ • I ' n’t ! * > w • :
j . . .ii v; ;1 in. i -
oh- a;•: i was ever so uiix: i..~ I I
a
. *■ 1 u : I ui et • 1 ■ : y w<• a Id
i.tii i ■ . .ti-i : i e - 111IT w as < tp ’
A SCENE IN JAPAN.
Life as Vicw.-J ia a Suburb ot Wonijrfnl
Xcaio.
At tl • * * d ui’ it ;t 1 iair’s ji urniy
fir ui in . .a.i 1 i tl : e hit' i
j 'ion was a id *-, to ti .
ell: ..*1,1 gnrf; i* ■ 1 wlllt : ! ' e 11 lip
tn - were dr* 'pit . tin fli w
r I ."ill -. i . ■ • l.*J.d .: ■
■i ■ . .1 | • w
•' iid MO' v . . ;
car id ■1 i . . ■ ; it- •" i :; , • p< a
X; o: . ! 1 '•
ltd Ii . . -a
V | I a - !
u t - Vi n
H ' ’ey:. "... .. I. r
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w . ; f i . : r. - . *
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f Ml i - 1 . ’ - ’ T‘
a
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A / B a F, 7 i A T10 ft 1
Coo l IIli. tr jt.«>'i ot i T-^.-r p’i •: '-i J:it
> Tin Direction.
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• . . ' "• : . : St..;• , ■ ■ i ....
■ : i t - _ !.: . ' • ,-H"pi
f'. ' . - «'■!". i* . ■ • \\ J;ci: i
tit a; h i f \. t;i ; Jan • • S. Asr<> « ns
ti: -f - ;.t '. t :' w - ..i •! ill. i .me
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a t|il. I S ] " ! . ]' -1.;- J 1!:;1! ;
"\\ : i: Iff. “M : - I! < •
W : : . ‘ }ihrast‘
Mi; - ti j ■ ■ • i ran
ti 'i I 1
C - ;' . : • ■ ; ; all
over i i;»* c**ii? r\ - "JM )•!)" , vci
-: I 1 .
Tba t’ac lie tab e.
Tl - j” 1 j' 1 Hi. iiiv in n leard
tO ii 1 i 'I'.- ( .. i: tl -
11- ar. ! sill I 11 • | . ;-[ j s'V. \- ..!- m ;i.]i
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V i .-.
1
Mexican Mustang Liniment
Jon’t ^tny on or near the 'Oirta'-e, but goes in through the muaelas au<3
tiisue8 to the bone and <lrir«i out aU eoraness and inflammation.
For a Lame Back,
Sore Muscles,
or, in fact, all Lameness and Sore
ness of your body there is nothing
that will drive out the pain and in
11 ’nmation so quickly as
Mexican • _
Mustang Liniment.,
If y< u cannot reach the spot your
t some one to assist you, for
it ential that the liniment be
rubbed in most thoroughly.
Mexican Mustang Liniment
r *' ! iit nts of lior-to* and nil domestic animals. In fart,
it. , e •_ r uu ■ i-uia killer no matter wlioor whut the patient i*
• > V-1
'■* nJ U %
& MARTIN.
Dealers io
a :.!■ & faQcyG rcceries
iiwm ROCK, ARK.
(ti\ i: i s ,\ r u.l.
ij I
. _ .**<3 feraS Si
srtm,
s’\ieV'\\uw mi m.
LhALKR IN
■'dcjl>8ip^ cind ftroc<sr’©3.
Prices Lew
i
T.
onh 25c.
Cured of
i onsii oaticn
‘ . tbitual constipation with all its attendant, i
1 '■■ ■ ' . sluggish liver, heartburn, indignation, and tl
■ I-. \ t• i :tpt tu believe that the only remedy in Tiol
i . * e. Such cathartics, even if they do m'
■ • lea ve the stomach inflamed and crofeeV
i i ... -s with greater difficulty of cure and
There is a laxative that moves
and the eoustipat*
mi lie re r
constantly
i } ; nil, • irises the stomach, sharpens the appeti
l.t'* t! liv* n nerves, and purifins the Mood, while
,p the entire system and keep it healthy.
marvellous tonic properties tone
1 i ■ reach every organ —the liver, ktdioys
ind removes the canstj of your del®
> i i on ’. iv in secure an absolute and potman
cure,
i. '; ii . 'y : i. divine for hahies, is purely vegetable and
! 1 t ' . etiyi . For coated tongue, simple fever*,
cold;-, i : ill - ..iid : inn del feeling it, is the ideal medicine.
I' good. Children like it and ask for it.
i * . i t only tIk* tnoit effklent f family rrmc-dirs, but most
r i \u ! . ,it»vr and tonic, and at one price. No other
At t , tl f»Oc , or fct'id k»r Ircc sample to LAXARLOLA
C'O , 1" > . i j ;r. a, N. ^ r &.>o 1‘carborn blrcct, Ciuctgu
Need
Job Wor
Aix,r
LET *JS
WIT S9V01.
Prices Reasonable. Try