A FORTUNE 3R 50 CENTS’
An opportunitj to jft th<nmand* n!
ClAL APPEAL
Cotton received in Memphis n in
that cii h and every (fucsa muct (><■ .u t <>m
Tiil MIMHII - I I K1 V to’
THE MEMPHIS US U'
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APPEAL
The Great Mows, Tam a U
The first correct or neare-t correct gnese > \
from September i, 1901. to Anri! ti
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If receiveil In December
$5,000
It* rt'crivctl in J 1:1 try * !! i
$3,rco | ■
To be plainer, the proportion is
September the fortunate jrues.ser w-i’l re.
will receive $9,000.00. li not un.il \ nt
January, $3,500.00. It not unli! I cbiuary , $ ;,
THE MEMPHIS WEEKLY t <>MMKKi I
of the United State*. At only 50 cent« .1 o .ir it :
farm matter by Prof. S. M Traev; a woman’* < '
with I)r. Talmage’s Sunday sermon and a Sun !.i\ I
market reports; Washington gossip, and many i
I*a|>er < nn He Sent to Any Vti'ri in..! 4,u<
d
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CONTEST CLOSES ON MARCH
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at midnight, but the guess is to 1** on the min'■* •
ton received in Mrnipl- *• from Sfjitrmli < 1 1
1902, inclusive, the « ft, ml figures i t X
change to l»e the figures upon which th- u * t. ■'
In order to help every one to figure tJoseiv .» i *i
to make a close gU'-s*, the t<- mpts in mpho • . t w#
datn mentioned for the paat six years an* given l**l. w
Mombfr of bulea
from Wrpt. 1 ,
IVanbor of bain
from Sfpt 1,
Xumbfr of bi»U*«
from We pi. 1 ,
Number of bain
from Wept. 1 ,
Number of bulea
from Wept- 1,
Number of lialr*
from Wept- 1,
Number of balr«
from Wept. 1,
of «*ofton rnrtvvH
I H|M, to \pi II 1
of f'ottou HTflvnl
1 H|h», to April i ,
of cotton receipt'd
I Hptl. to % prti I
of cotton receiver
to April
of cott on rece 11 tsl
1 HUH. to A prtl I .7.
of eottou recrlv t'd
l IN :«. A prll i
of cotton received
1 WOo to April I
In cm |»hln
H'»:> t
In ,tt cm
IN'MI 4 15'
Jn A2 e in|iJ<Im
1*1*7 54*4
In i Hipblo
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In ^lrmphiH
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In Mem phis
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No gnoaa will he rerordrtl u here po^timtrh allow a
letter waa mailed Inter tlinii Hun li .11. ! 4.
uuder no circnmatancea will ;i guess ).e re ■ •rdrd w .•
i* received at the Coinmrrcml Appeal office lat'-r than Ay:
V*02, no matter what date of postmark.
SEND FORA FREE SAMPLE COPY.
Make remittances payable to and address
THK WKCttflii,*
tOYIll IIU ML APICAL,
Memphis, Tenn.
)ao®c®cacoc3o®Ci
ART IN CITY STRUTS.
Long Struggle Aheid tor Eehevcra in
Civic Embellishment.
That the Brussel? plan of d< corat
ing business houses with art :stii ? Lii.
isrto be made a feature of the "im e.
city,” which is itself to 1 e a fiat me of
the St. Louis exposition, is an n et
icg example of the spirit of tlielin »
says the Philadelphia I’ri??. 1 <■
world over there is a str-mg reacto :
against the commonplace and tin
ugly, especially in their ? wpp"?<‘u ne
cessitated connection ui: Ini? n> ?
and industrial life. Nat tin \ it -
foreign towns, in foreign i ;i j ’;Is.
that the new crusade ha- ga.t.t d tin
most headway and ha? u.ti : -to ' :: .
greatest number of pioj .a?. - ? v.
in the painted Denude'? i lb it n»ie
generate Paris, but the i w .pm: i?
by no means ur.knc w a in tht l lined
States.
So far as it mnnifc?nd it- If here
it comes from the entJiu? a-t :c y ui n
men and women trained in the up-; -
date modern schools of art ar.d . ml.
lecture. With an equipiunt .1 ti e
matter of technical ability and art
knowledge far superior to w .at p
for school attainment? Vo m ,h> .
the architect and decoral a, art . f
to-day has a frc?h and ki " 1 g cyo.
and is not only open to potent-nc
gtstions of clever minds in 1 :.cf
lands, but welconu? them, to -ay
nothing of the stimulu? t-hat 1 no
from the best work of the pn?t. t in*
result of this i? that run Hit 0 build
ings, our homes, city and suburb; ; ,
and even our factories, havi a grace
as weli as an illicit itey that i- no
gratifying for the- pn -t ui a: a ci cour
aging for the future.
At ihe same time there is a long
struggle ahead fur those inn n-nd a.
civic embellishnu ut, and ; . - . e
worth while noting ;. 1! tb ■ tV r-u.
abroad, since tl\e?e are i>f a d -
value in that they tend t a t>- 1
larger number year by y. . : m t -
most important mntnr. \- t*
SUggo?ts. our streets eoiiM i a- \
redeemed by attract \. - gt - wo
as by picturesque fio 1 > etc
step counts. “The “nmdi > . y . . >;
Louis is a capital idea.
LONDON STYLE SdY^CRAPER.
Will Be Eight Stone*, with Tw vj m
the ten er
Victorian building?, a-it -■
ed the uew structute - all 1 c <.
pays the London '1 cleg 11. w .
no counterpart in tin? n t:y. .1
reproducing Latuti? t,.at «
jimn in America, nneitic. . g.v.,\
to suit English requ’i-men;?. <*;
• thy gn ui d 11 r leie
Tv.de passage g;\ 1 g .ice?? ■ 1
tral rotuuda, or rei.dizv.ui?, u: < .
lofty dome. Twelve hycrau.ii
will be place i .1 tic'
ditional 12 being c.?tril u: ■ r
parts of the premises. Ermn t c 1
tunda. proceed, at right a .
sages or atcade?, mn :>c,; .i _ ...<:?.
light iu number in a , and t e-v.
onyunctiun with two much bn,,
rches, into which . arruu. - it, iy •
iveo from the St ran.! • r P
Iborn arched er.tr*tic. ?.gn ( |f. 1
1 lit ti' >t i Ii 1 vi t=:i Is 1 11 i. k ii ! ill - • • 11
I p : u?l ter u!. 'i" i t \ i-r. pi lim.g bv
i the i xperni . c ■ f the a11 it - ,.i i! g<|
i it ru' «>f I’.iris. Ilni.-M'!-. and. m , ur
| own country, Birmingham,
Above tiu« •! 'j ; u |! c wiiri-o
to the height i f t! e !i:>* not' of tin
main facade. richi r.• ~. itut. tail
ing some w y 1 ... k fr. ii. ti t -t;. • in
the center of the I k. aid - !j | rt
iug tile dome, tin re w ill he tout more
stories. From ti .r j• i thest
could not ule:rue; the light of the
street. No A nit r.i an workmen vv.
be employed.
Tilt American m heme embrr.it*
many advantages withe; .via
eluti ne. I \ • ryt i: ii a a- to 1 c ii i ind. d
in the rent—i :eet-rie i gi:t;ug. hot i d
ft hi w a ter. h 'cpio i . , i ' < h . r , i _■ \ ;
tlic bottom of the 1 ml '.s n. I i ,■ u 11,t>
'hops, will Ik- a public • i • •. i,
I l' k - bat s ii ! • ■ p - \
\ ill' ng t he sir id . f in , • a .
the mention of 'he ■ r,:< rpr »«• i • .•
city lia> product <!. w;■- do . (T. •• . f
ftf.lHMiayear forte.' pr\ h f, -
ing all tin boet- in t: o build ■ g.
One 1 actor t:i the Case.
1 f you t ! tied w , rk d r»-<
t he country . may I \ ur ■ w ■
aid lit v has >oittet In i g t o do w ;: :s it
A tell is oil (iitdie.
For Monti Carlo Suicides
Moiite tr! has a -jteeial ct r* • tc \
for gamblit g \ mt ;u - w h. t, uai;.;
Cole. Site l Si to \.-r ;>,('< hi . •t .
have ln.cn dug titer-•.
For the Vi lie to Remember
Tin wife w ho Irik- i,
;lu best i i'.I ro. <i\ t r ;
Chicago 1 hi ly Nt w
A pe-siu i-t a m.. a w . . . ■;
lu> simply di u up. ( i;. .... 11... .
New s.
THE BKir SH SUBJECT.
Ihe Ingiish Law Cover.n; Kirth sad
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