The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1898, Image 3
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Democratic Count) lum cation.
A convention of (he t>tuuocrHi* of
Kwrahnw County, >viil U> 1?hI<I in tbn
Court liouw in Ott(n>ieo, on M<hh1hy, I
May 2 ad, 18'J8, nt 12 o'clock M. f?<r i
tho pnrpohw of eleoiintf to'
t i\u Statu Convention, County Kxeou- ;
live Ootpmittec, member of tho State
ftxecutivu Committee uud County
Obttiriuhu, ami for th?< transaction of
pqob otber but>?netta, uh may come 1?h- |
fore the Com Billion.
\\ I). TrnntliHU),
County Chhiruiuu.
Trying to Q$t a Joko ou Bro. John
son.
Mr. Editor: ? Wo have just read
Bro. II. T. .J's ''hustler" of last w?-ek. |
Among other things ho says, 44 1 a?iyj
under the impression that it would
ho well for a lot of candidates to yet
enter tho Hold " Anyone who in
not blind can see tho point, there
foro wo tako pleasure in suggesting
the name of .Mr. II. T. Johnson, ol
Shamrock, a? a sni'ablo candidate
ffyr tho Legislature, and thus (ill,
wh at we suppose, was Uio mission
of his article of last week llo t>>o,
is one of tho original Ben Ti lroan
JUeformfrs ami could be depended
upon to represent the "homey hand
ed yeomanry" of our country.
What any you Bro. Johnson?
Candid ato.
Flat Iiock Township S. 8. Convention
Will meet with the Liberty Hill
S. S. Saturday, Apr. 30th, and the
following program will bo observ
ed !
1st. Reading n portion of scrip
ture followed by a prayer and
praise service. Then calling the
bchools and enrolling delegates.
2nd. Subject, tho import unco of
emphasizing the practical points
of the lesson.
3rd. How shall we secure the
<:n?>nperation of pastors in the S. S.
w 01 k.
liecesH.
4ih. An object lesson as to how
to conduct a S. S. by tho school
meeting itnd opening ami going
throngh the regular exercises of
the school and closing, omitting the
]< sson.
5th. What the S. S. is doing for
the church.
Gih. What greatly helps on the
S. S. work.
Miscellaneous.
Closing with a prayer and praise
service. Brethren please come
promptly and with a mind stored
with good words, and lej,s have a
lively meeting. May God help us
all on in the good work.
Bro. Editor pleuseipoine if you
can spare the time, we shall appie
ciate it. J. S. Gardner,
T. A. Cauthen, Pres.
Sect'y.
Resolutions. __
At a regular communication nf
Flat Rock No. 178 A. F. M
held April 23, A. I). 1898, the fol
lowing resolutions were unaniinoua
ly adopted :
1st. Whereas It has pleased the
/ Supreme Architect of the universe
to remove from our midst our late
brothel, John R. Drakeford, and
whereas the iutiiuate relations long
held by our deceased brother with
the members of this ''Lodge render
it prwper that we should plfc.ce on
record our appreciation of his ser
vice as a mason and his merit is a
man. therefore, be it
Resolved by Flat Rock .Lodge
No 178 on the registry of the Grand
Lodge of South Carolina of ancient
degree and accepted masons, that
while we bow with humble submis
sion to the will of the most bigh
we do not the least mourn for our
brother who has been called froiu
DIB isuur i>u icsv,
Resolved that in the death of
John R. DrakefordWh's Lodge loses
a brother who was always aotiv?
and zealous io hi* work, as a mason
ever ready to help .the needy and
distressed of the fraternity. He was
ever ready to advance the interest
of the'order. He was wise in ootin
oil and zealous in action. He whs
hottest and upright, and his virtues
r endeared him not only to the broth
' ers of the order hut to ail his icl
low citizens. He united with the
Flat Rock Lodge Aug. 23, 1883.
He was a son of the late Richard
Drskeford and was born near Flftt
Rock, in ibis county, on the 19th
day of Sept. 1856. Losing his fa
""" ttaer In 1870 be was thrown on his
own resources while yet a boy, and
t'bis devotion to bis mother wssbeati
tiful. In 1888 he moved to Cam
den and for several years was em
ployed as clerk io tb^Co. T reasur
er's office. Here he wotftHftlirfflrand
In 1896 he ?ra?*1>y a most flattering
vote recommended to the Governor
appointment to the i fflce of
Auditor which be held uptil his
dittb. >... TT
Resolvedr That Ibe*. member* of
Ifei* Lodge did attend in fnlfVegalia
ibe body of onr deceased brother
to the grafe to pay ibe last tribute
of respect to bis memory. The
bttrUI look place 13 milea above
Camden, near Ibe residence of Bro.
A. J. McDowell.
V Resolved, That a blank page be
left lit ?nr ni^aU book, and thai
ibsss rs? Intfoos be entered npoa
fir irtiaOi sad that a copy be
Wmlst*. That Uite br sent to
Adyertued Letter*.
I For )M?vk viul i ml; Aj?ril '24, 1898.
' ' ? ?i k><- ) i h (*ohiti*?
Htfz d belhA M iU'bt'll, David I. ohm,
Muiy (lum^bellc.
( ?. J. Shannon. 1'. M.
Job Printing.
We have added to our olllce a
latter ami more rapid Job p r i n I i n
pivssXvitb a capacity of l,l>60 an
hour. Your order* tor joh piint
i"K solicited. Satisfaction guar*
rtiiU'ud,
Now Announcements.
The fed lowing now announce*
rio-nta appear in Tue Chronicle to
d ? v :
Kor Auditor ? Mr. P. T. Bruce,
of Lynrhwood.
Kor Magistrate ? Mr. W. II. Mot*
l> v, of West NVateree.
Free Pills.
Send \our address* to II. K. Huck
U'ti & Co., Chicago. sud yet a fret'
sample box of Dr. King's Now Life
Hiiis. A trial will convince you of
their meiits. These pills arc eas\
in action a i) (I are particularly eflee
\ vo in the cure of Constipation ami
Sick' Headache. For Malaria and
L'ver troubles they have been prov
ed in valuable. They are guaran
teed to be perfectly free from every
d< locterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giv
ing tone to the stomach and bow
els greatly invigorates the system.
Regular ai/.e f>0o per box. Sold by
Dr. F. Leslie Zetnp, Druggist.
Meeting of Jfomona Grange No. 10.
The Grange was called to order
by the Master, C. J. Rollings. Bro.
W. K. Thompson, Master of tin
State Grauge was with us. The
meeting was very interesting and
was enjoyed by all.
After much discussion pro and
con we repaired to the dining room
whertf tLe kind Indies had spread a
delicious dinner and by way of pa
renthesis it w?9 weleon.e to a hun
gry man's eyes. After chatting with
uld friends and meeting new ones
the Grange assembled, and wo en
joyed several nice talks by Messrs.
Davis, Rollins and others. 1 voi^e
t he sentiment of the visitors when
I say that we will be gird to haye
i, ho opportunity of meeting with
the Hillside Grange again*.
McDonald Davis, Sec.
In the Itaco to the Finish.
Editor Chronicle: ? I havtJI
been informed that a report
is being circu luted tl|at I will
withdraw from the race for the
Legislature on account of t.iK
iug part in the war against
Spain. While the militu'y
company which I have the
honor to command, has tender
ed its services to the Gover
nor to defend our country, and
while I fully intend to do my
duty if called upon, still I owe
it to my frieuds throughout
the county to say, that if my
life is spared, I will remain in
the race for the Legislature to
the fiuish. Very Respectfully,
J. U. Richards, Jr.
Juhn Williams, col, of thiB place,
has tendered bis services to the
Governor as a volunteer for the ar
my and obtained a permit to raise a
company of colored troops for the
war. John will likely raise a bi^
company. ? Lancaster Ledger.
There are two classes of things
in tiie world that it is unwise to
fret about. First, the Ihingi; that
cannot be helped. Second, the
things that can be helped.
Probate Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
S C. Clyburn, Admlnintrator.
vs. .
Emma J^ung.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
th# Probate Court herein, I will cell l>e
fire the Court House in Camden , 8. C/,
at public outcry within the legal vh.o?*r?
of aate on the flrat Monday in June
next, the following real estate; All
that lot or parcel of land, lying And b<-.
ing north of the city of Camden, County
and state afere'aaid, bounded north bv
lot ?f York J,ang, on the South by York
Aa/on, on the \Ve*t by a road or street
leading norttr and gouth and on the
ej?at by land of Mr*. M A. K. Clvburn.
Term* caah. If purchaser doc* not
romp'v with Bal?* immediately after bid ia
closed, the property Will be roBold.
C. C. 1IAILE,
Judge of Probate, Kershaw County.
April J Jl>, 189S 'o y
An Ordinance
TCM^ROVIDK FOR THE MUZ
yZLING OF DOGS.
/ it ordained by the Mayor and A I.
ittriitcn of the City of Camden, South
(larolin*. in Council *?Acmble<i, and by
ilift anthority of the mum. ? I
I. That, from M?v 1 to Novem
ber i of anv year, from and after the
date hereof, it ahall bo unlawful for any
dog to be at large upon any street, park
or open lot is the City of t^anaden, an
leaa aocb dog be provided^ with, end
wear apon Its note, a substantial wh*
BHir.
8ec. II. That ..nj dow^fionnd at large
apoa any ttroet. park or dpea lot ia the
City of Camden vhhin the period Dam*
ed, without anoxxle m her in pravkUd.
; nha!l be iinpooadrd, and may be re*
'JiWri ipot the payment fer the owner
-or ethei wiyoa, of Me nuw of one dollar:
Provided, thai a*y dOf ? lmpoo*6*d
?hall be killed, U not nUmni wjtfaia
Mresywi
Unnfmncemenk
FOU Al'PITOH.
Mr. AMitor; ? I'Wmiso announco^ tlu*
imiiii1 of Mr, \V. .1 < ?t" <\nn<U*ii,
an a fiot'lMaV f<>r I ho oftlvt* of Auditor
fui KtM>hnw Ooun'y, Mr. J one* h a
most worthy voting imn an?1 In every
way wol] qualitiotl to (ill the position.
Autiix'li Voters.
Mr. Editor:? -Please announce i ho nutno
of Mr. J. IV 1'helps as a cjixulifLite (or the
office of Auditor. Mr. Phelps fta, one of
I >11 J- twst atld lUOJit l?0!ISficil(i<?VS N'ftlcois
and hi* WiVllh should l>e i
Fitctids from ilio l'p country.
M r KM tor: ? \V(? hereby announce the
iiiiiiiH of Me. W . K Kmm*?11 ms i? oambdnte
for 1 ho olllee of Auditor.
His Friends.
Mr, Editor: ? Roaltxin# that West
Wnterer constitutes a very important
part of Kershaw County and that ill all
fairness it should aharo in Homo of the
otlicea. we announce the nnme of one of
our moHt popular young men, Mr. M*n- ;
ne? Rahon, f?r tlio oiliee of Auditor. lfi
elected ho will till the oHieo to tho sitis- 1
faction of the entire people,,
II in Friends.
1 h( reby announce myself a candidate |
for tho office of Auditor of Kershaw!
comity subject to the result ot the ap
pcoaching primary election.
T. T. MiUOE.
FOR SUlMCRVISOlt. |
Mr. Editor: ? We hereby announce the;
name of Mr. C. NV. MeCaskill as a c?rtdi-i
dale for the olTico of County Supervisor, I
subject to the result of th? Democratic
primary election . His Friend?.
Mr. Editor: ? Ploaso announce the
name of Mr. R. 1'. Oilom, of West W?.
ter?-e, for County Supervisor. Mr. Odom
i* one of our most worthy men and if
elected will do honor to office.
His Friends.
Mr. Editor : ? Ploaro anno'tneo the
nnme of Mr. It. W. Hammond as h can
didate tor Co. Supervisor. Mr. Ham
mond's position us a elerk ot the Co.
hoard for a number of year* and his
ft net adheroncH to tho principals of
economy render hhn well qualified for
this important position.
Many Friends.
FOR TREASURER.
Mr. Editor- -Flense announce the
name of Mr. W. R. Hough for re-election
to the oflico of Treasurer'' of Kershaw
county which he ha? filled to tho entire
satisfaction of all tor tho past two years.
llis Friends.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Mr. Editor ? We wish to offer tho name
of E. Ij Copelnnd nj> a candidate for re
election to the ofllee^tf Superintendent of
Education for Ivors haw eonutv. lie has
discharged tho duties of I he office falthful
lyvand redeemed his promise to devote his
whole time to the work. II v placing tho
schools on a cash basis, nearly one thous
and dollars per annum have been saved,
which, l)f the credit system, went to pay
the discount ou school checks.
West Wateree.
FOR Til I? SENATE.
Thanking the jh?oi>1o of Kershaw Coun
ty for the honor heretofore conferred ?*|>
o'n mo, T hereby announce mvself as a can
didate at the approaching primaries for re
election to the Slate Senate.
.1. T. HAV.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Appreciating the support and confidence
given me in the past by the people of Ker
shaw '"ounty. I hereby annAunce myself as
h candidate for io election to the Uoum* of
Hejpre6entutivea subject to the Democratic
primal y. ^ ? C. L. WINKLER.
1 Mr. Editor: ? I hereby announce my
self as a candidate lor t he House of Hep*
versentatives, subject to the will of the ma
jority as expressed in the approaohing
Democratic Primary election.
J. O. RICHARDS. Jr.
Mr. . 'Editor : ? Pleaso announce the
namC'of D. M. Bethune. as a candidate
for re-election to the House of Repre
m-ntatives. Mr. Rethnne has made a
fnithlul and worthy representative and
the voter* of Kershaw county cannot se
lect a safer man to repretfrnt them.
Ilis Friends.
FORJUDGE OF PROBATE.
Mr. Editor:? Realizing that merit
should be rewarded we desire to offer
the name of Capt. C. C. Ilaile as a can
didate for re-election to the office of
fudire of Probate for this county. Capt.
Ilaile's serrice* both in war and peace
render encomiums unnecessary from the
pen of anyone. Kershaw County. |
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Mr. Editor: ? We take pleasure in re
commending one for Magistral* of West
Wateree that wo. firmly believe will give
entire satisfaction to tiie public. lie has
filled important plaoes and was never
t'ound lacking. He is fully competent
and strictly honest in all hi* dealings.
We suggest the name of W. II. Motley.
We know the public will be glad to have
such a Magistrate Many Voters
v ICE CREAM SALOON.
I have opened an ice cream saloon in
the, building opposite Mr. A. D Kenne
tlv's formerly occnpied by Capt. H. E.
Ualsnll as a bnkery. Special accomoda
tion for the whltu people. Parties wish
ing ice cream l?y the q^art, gallon or
lartrer quantities can be served on short
notieo. WINYAII JAMES.
Apr. 20. '08.
Summons for Relief.
State of South Carolina ? Kcrsh/nV County.
In tlio CouVt of Common Picas.
Georfr? against J?mci
Marks, Rone Gainn, Ntnnie Rimondg,
Dinna Washington and Ella Burton, De
fendant*.
To tho Defendant* You aro hereby
aunmooed and required to anawer the
complaint In IhU action which will be
t?W in tHe office of 1he Clerk of ihji
Court and to eerve a c puy of your a**1
nwertotho ?aid complaint on thoftith.
briber nt hia office in Caindaa, <?. C.(
within twenty day a after the aervice
hereof, cxchiHire of the day ol atf?h aer
vieejand. if you fait to anawer the com
plaint wiihin the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in thia action will apply to the
Cowrt for the relief demanded in the
complaint. 1
Dated March 22a. 1 , A. D. 1808,
Catmieu, 8. C.
J. T.-HAT,
PlalatifTa Attorney.
Te Xanni* Simon da, ^defendant h -re
in : ? Take notice iMt Cowptafc* *w
art fen wa* filed ti* the o Mtm of tlie
of ilit Cmit rtf firiMMiT Tim ftp"
rO<mtitV e*?U?? IWAftf
a
3? fl%T ?
_ rmuarrMamwrn
You r hut unnners \\ ard rohe. Hoes it not need veplen
i >iiin \Weave now ready In help you. (all and exam
ine our sleek of Men's and \ oaths' Suits,, yfuLyrweur,
While and Neglige Shirts, Half Hose, Collars, I and
kerchiefs, Ties in Hows, ('hihsaud Pecks, Hati^^ffic. Wc
can save you money.
Business "Education,
is ollVivii one buy an 1 one ^iil in oi\' h c ?un'y of ?*>' f ?
by llic most olouautlv otjuippol n i?*l (viniun'')'
practical institution in the South. l)n ly drill i < i actual
bn^incHH banking and oilioo work.
Positions are uuavanteid graduates through the Employment Huitftu. Address.
Tho Georgia IJusiiioss Collego. Macoh, Ga.
? A fiOOn KECOBS.
RMIII'S - I'llOTIHiltffl 1)0 IT FADE.
x x ?
Consult your albums ? back for LO yours ? This i? my past record. I am doing
nod will continue to <'o the BEST \V?)liK. I am not making any promises* but
will let my wo.k speak f??r itnrlf. OL1KI* KKCKblNG, niy mm, an up-to-date
photographer, boats tho world on Children'K mid Mahy'a pietnren. I am tho lirst
who introduced tho ecnuino CAlUiONKTTK l'llOTOOUAl'llS. Thny come r
little* higher, but are well worth the dili'erencv.
RECKLING'S PHOTOCRAPHIC STUDIO, 1435 MAIN ST.,
Columbia, S. 0.
The American Gentleman's / Whiskey.
Tinisr o x~>jd:
Warranted a PU K K TOXICAL STIMULANT, lie
commended by Phy&ioiann and known as the
CHOICEST WHISKEY
f r Club, Family ami Medicinal Use.
W.11. LAN A HAN & SON, BaUiiuoro, M<1.
TO BB II Al> AT ALL D18PRN8ARIB9.
What sort Of a Start are you going to mako In life* Arnynu^iliip to
a make money and l:o suc-.-esatuI business uien*' *Or tiro you going to
wear yourselves out In tho cheerless drudgery of hard labor' Half of tbis depend* ou y?ur
parent i. the other.half on you. \
i\/I y\ Af WoaltiJ and honors await you If you prepare
J \?'^l VV7 yourself to tuko them. Men succeed WllO
ARE KEAUY. If you want to bo paid a good salary you must make yourself worthy of It.
There are thousands of 160 a week plat-en begging ror good men, and millions of $?) a v,'ook
mt-u begging for poor places. . If you are worlh $.">u a week you will get it? sure. W? pro
paro our students to fill tho most responsible positions In counting-room* ui.-l ?.n.e<-s Sit
from one-half to two-thirds tho tlmo required olsewhero. The best equipment inuu
tau have who expects to make hlspwa way la tho world Is a course in
\
NATIONAL
BUSINESS college:
or the NEW YORK BUSINES8 INSTITUTE, 81 E. 125th Street, New York, N. Y.
Don t throw away time and money by going: to temporary schools when it will cost you Irv
to attend the HF.ST. Wo always havo a number ot students In attendance who huvo kit
Inferior teachcrs In disgust Such people often tell us that six months lier<Vis equal to a year
In any othor school. Besides such schools rarely or never obtain positions for their grad
u&tes. Wo offer
112 CT QPIAl A niN tor first Information of a vacancy for a Bookkeeper
l? EL W UP {Stenographer, Clork or Telegraph Operator, which w<
successfully fill, and nO^ure situations oromndy for all graduates of Business at.J Hhortu <
_ .. promptly for all graduates of llusinci
^ Oanklr-r^, Merchants and prominent patrons Inalinnnic
^hou*inds of testimonials on request. Students ?-ntcr any -
Expenses mod/rato. If you are neeklnif employment end willing to study rv nt
JZZ-J/is?, ?0Ku?~"ft TJeSutiful book giving much helpful Information. Address i?!> abovi
V/unlton (hit paper). ,
CLEMEMT C. OAINES. President. PouonKKEPfiiB and Nrw Y'?ns
Great Cdres proved by thousands
of tcfitimouinld show that Hood's Sur
papuriil* possesses |M>wcr to purify,
vitalize and enrich tlio blood.
Hood's Pills are the onlr pills to
bo taken with Hood'* ?ttmap?trWirt. |
Livery Stable.
My'^iv?py Stable is now
ready lor the Win tor. trade bet
ter prepared than ever Sev
eral new liorset nnd^ turnouts
ju6t received. The town tnule
^ will receive my pn^mpt at tea j
&k
Dlocd and Nerves arc very cJobp
1y related. Keep (lie b'ood i-icU, j>uro
and luudlhy, with Hood'* Snrntipariilii
and you will luivo no iicrvousncKH.
Hood's Pills urodjest nftcr-dinnor
f>i!U,uid digestion, prevent constipation
? MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
1 H9nh Weigbti and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - & C.
Purchase our makes; which
we gu^anLee superior to sny
?old SoStoTaud thereby save
WirnJow aod nncy OTaes a
?,]
"r-1* 'Siip+t *zm ~ #99-. u4^3r ??
?- ^ . * i ??!??? immt u, ? J """ji**T?
I JAS. L. HAILE, J
COTTON SUVEK
i For Alexander Sprunt & Son. Olilcu
j Hi II. I'. 1 I tllrt.tll'js ?t<M O.
Trespass Notice.
All | >? i <? .n-? arc hertdiy not ill 0<l not to
Im.^iksn (>n my lam's for^uy p:np<>.si>
w h.iicv cr, neither will tUric *tock bo ul?
i L?*Vd to trvs|){i.sd ?ni tho j
j J. J. HKI.U
Apr. *i? 7 .
? ?i\i:v mum
l m? in1 tiling lands in stilus (if $;$>'?> and '
Uj w ii >1 a ? ( \ir<? loans.
t. L. W1NKI.KK,
A Mm ncv at I
' l)u. in.' n y absence I will he u p
sailed in Mr. I.. A. W tttkowsky. 4'
DH. I.I!. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
(?l!ldu>lto i?f tllO Pluladrlllllill
I Untnl ( 'til l('i?c, ScNwion I s 7(1- 7 7.
HKKH'K. HKOAl) S I K Ki", \\
Camdkn, S. ('.
Two ilooiH So n lli of Tho Chron
ic I o Office.
Trespass Notice.
All persona nro hoioliy strictly forhid
? If ti to trespass upon bind* of A. I1!. Ken
nedy now in my possession, for the pur
?poso <d hunting, I'l.shiug or tor mi) other
purpose wh,il?oovni\ Any n?ov fciind
violating this notico will bo do??lt with to
tho fullist extent of lb?* la\*.
J KKSi; HAMMOND.
Oct. 1st, ISi>7.
NEW BOARDING; HOUSE.
1 wish to announco (hat 1
liavo take ii charge of the
hoarding house on upper Miiin
? rect lately conducted by Mr.
1 1. \! . I {endri.v, and will in I'u
i u re conduct it u pen a first -
class plan. The bouse will be
well furnished, and the table
supplied with the best the mar
ket a lloids and prices will I e
moderate. A call is respect
fully solicited and we guaran
tee satisfuct ion.
Kospect fully,
J. R. CLOUD.
?. J. STEWART,
siioicmakwk,
Inroad Street, ('uindcn, S, 0.
?
I wisli to iicuomiwc vliiit I hnvo b.rat
d in ('iundon and hnvo opened n >hoe
shop on Main st. oct . nciir York, when) I
? ill ii<- jvcivcd tw serve tho public. The
full nving nfices spenk for themselves: .
I I all mdo. :;()>?.
Vati bes, Ac.
IJuisiiig heels, cncli. 6c.
Stil< hintf round. ??<'?
i'atloliage solicited.
Very I'ospc-ctfully,
C. J. SJ EWAllT.
March 2oth '08.
RELIABILITY
ami
enterprise
are two <?hftracterlailca 01 n. ?
ful buklncta concern -and wo claim]
to poktt'Si them bo(h. Having been
long ratabliahed and helnn favorably
| known at manufacture? of '
JDOOR8, SASH, BLINDS,
lumber and all kindaof ornamental I
woodwoik.we point with pride to the I
work done for our buaitieaa (rlenda. J
and reqneat the chance fo make new I
frlvnda and cmtomcra- Att' our I
goodabejtr our Kiiataniee-they are!
ww routed ? anil whan iturchaalnel
from us you get every advantage oil
? ....i.,,, jircct from the maker. |
for 1'rlce i.lat.
AUQU5TA LUMBER CO.. I
ao?u?ta? I
'Dny '/ 1>" ^aktr"
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8. J. ENGI.IHH,
I. I). KNOMSII.
English Brothers,
PuOPBIKTORf, .
EUREKA BAR
BER SHOP.
We can now be found in
the conveniently located irooin
one door north of the post ofliee
where we will he glad to serve
the public. New Hhop, new
furnitnre, new find sharp ra
zorn, clean towel* and polite
attention. Patronage solicited.
ENGLISH BROTHERS. .
' Mnjvl/. 2">th, 1808.
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WOODWORK.
W y&ee formed ? ? oo pfirtrirrahip ..La.
the cxpcution of ?Ji kind* of bLtcksmith
and wood work W* ere prep*ml tt? w
?<mte.work in either of tbc jlw .jti,
the beet and most eifbfnctorjr manner.
Our experience lit nil kind of iron work in
exfeeshre-hBTfryr spent man? y*krt to both
North mud Sfcftb Anerfe*. aod oar ftMtaj
for honeefoep* fe nlfmdv known Y Mr
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?ALL WOMEN
J^INE-TBUTH3 o!
all tho pain
andsickncssfrom
which ?women
differ Is caused
by weakness or
derangement in
the organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman is not wett these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy ?
woman Is very seldom slok.
Is nature's proven for tho regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
1s equally effective for the girl tn
her teens, the young wife with do*
rfifestlc and maternal cares, and
the .woman approaching the period
known as the "Change of Ltffl."
They all need It. They are *11
benefitted by It
For advice In caaea reaulrfn* apaetal
direction*. *ddre??, fivtnr symptom*.
th? L*df?a' Advltory Department,"
Tho Ch*tuiio0t* ModlclM Co.. Chaita?
aoo*?, Tann.
THOS. J. COOPER, Tuptfc), ttftt.. mjtt
" My ?Itttr ?uf?r*d from my in
tnd painful jnwutruftUon and t
flouto not reMcvt htr. Win# ?f
r atsxbtsMStrit'
. szr.
W. H. PALMER,
WATERLOO, IOWA.
"Saved From the Horror* of Nonrottt Pros*
tratlon" by Or. Mile*' Norvino. ^ r
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Waterloo, Iowa. wrtttt: "I wmMIm
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