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Zhc (People J A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. A FAMILY NJ^VSPAPE#. A MEDIANT'S NEWSpAPE*. ? COUNTRY M AN *? KEVSPAP##. A NEWSP* PE*L VO$ SELLER AND BJL'YER. TI1E PEOPLED NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY# W. A SCHKOCK, PUBLISHER. jJOBSCRIPTlOM, $1.50 PEE AMU1. Canulcn. S.C.. June 7tli, 1DOG. STATIC LAW AND OKDKR LEAGUE. Duriug the progress of our .couvcrsatiou the other day with ?he State orgauizer of the Law and Order League, he stated that before lie left the city, he would request every city wiuister to address his congregation on last /Sunday on the subject of the -"Law and Order League," and requested us to give our people an editorial on the subject in this issue. We .acceded to the re quest with pleasure, although we fear that we will be thrash ing largely over old straw, as we have always endeavored to make The People a bucon light along that road. What are the objects of the ^tate Law and Order League? We really don't know. Almost every new fangled thing that is /started in South Carolina these /lays, and for a number of years Jiad a string tied to it, or, some J>ig fellow at the head of it had some seltish interest to serve, which when exposed, minimised the good that might have been accomplished. Jn this instance however, we ?hink all the objects are honest ,and praiseworthy, aud we hearti- j }y endorse the proposition. As we understand it, the ob jects of the S. L. & O. L., are first, to diminish crime and dis prder in the State by inculcating A healthier public sentiment to wards law and order than now prevails. The most evilly conducted .citizen of the State will, in Ins quiet moments agree with you 4-liat this is a worthy object, aud in many instances lend his aid towards its consummation if he pould be convinced by act ual ob servation that there was but one jaw for all, and that that law would be so administered that the rich offender would suffer equally with his poorer neigh bor, other circumstances being equal. Here we have the true mission pf the League. In the first place, to teach the individual of every class self-respect, which feeling will iuevitibly be respect for law, and a corresponding de crease of mtornal disorders, great and small. This is sim ple, aud easy of comprehension, if every good citizen in a com munity would go to the unruly pr disorderly members of that pommuuity and quietly lay be fore them the advantages, both moral and material that would follow a change in their course pf life, it would be a matter of only a short timo before a mark ed decrease iti lawlessness and disorder would be seen. We heartily favor the organi zation of a county league, or any jiumber of them. Something must be done, aud that quickly. /?THK CAMIMllCM.S AUK COMING." Or Im It ilio (and hint oh. We liftd ocular evidence ou Just Saturday that the State campaign of JDOO had opened, 'as on that day wo had a very iileasant call irom two candi dates for State offices. The first yras Mr. G. Iy. Walker, a former treasurer of Greenville county, utid we think, m 1902 chief clera in the office of the Comptroller 'General. We met Mr. Walker ^luring t|je campaign of that year, he being a candidate then as now, for the office of Comp troller General, and we walking for the job of Auditor of Ker shaw county. If our memory servos us rightly, we introduced ourselves to hiin as his succes sor iu the Comptroller's office in JDOti, we feeling assured of our flection, and being equally con fide lit that the people of tlio Suite would promote us to the position that Mr. Walker wart fairly certain be was going to be .elected to till at that time. As it happened, neither of us won out, Mr. Walker coming in a beautiful second while we trot ted after, a more or less com fortable third. Our second caller was Col. J C. Boyd, one of the old timers, a Confederate veteran of the first elass. He also is from Green ville. We liad previously met the Colonel ou several occasions, on one ot' which we expressed our conviction, as we do now, that the ofiice of Adjutant and Inspector General to which he aspires, should always go to a Confede rate veteran, all things being equal, as they are in his case. In making public these senti ments, we dou't want to be put in the position of endorsing Col. Boyd especially, but we do say that if no other veteran of equal capacity applies for the place whom wo prefer to him, the youngsters cau stand from under so far as our vote, and the influence of The People is con cerned. THE STATE CAMPAIGN. Places and Dates of Meetings Fixed. Camden Meeting on Friday, July 27th. The special committee of the state Democratic executive com mittee has arranged the follow ing schedule for the state cam paign meetings: St. George, Tuesday, Juue 19 Charleston, Weduesday, 44 20 VValterboro, Thursday, 44 21 Beaufort, Friday, 44 22 Hampton, Saturday, 44 23 Barnwell, Monday, 14 25 Bamberg, Tuesday, " 20 Aiken, Wednesday, 44 27 Edgelield, Thursday, 14 28 Saluda, Friday, 44 29 Lexington. Saturday, 44 30 Columbia, Monday July 9 Orangeburg, Tuesday, 44 10 Sumter, Weduesday, 44 11 Manuing, Thursday, 44 12 Monks Corner, Friday, 44 13 Georgetown, Saturday, 44 14 Kingstree, Monday, 44 10 Florence, Tuesday, 44 17 Marion, Wednesday, 44 18 Conway, Friday, 4< 20 Darlington, Saturday, 44 21 Bishopville, Tuesday, 44 24 Benettsville, Wednesday, 44 25 Chesterfield, Thursday, 44 20 Caimlen, Friday, "27 Lancaster, Saturday, 44 28 Chester, Monday, 44 30 Winnsboro, Tuesday, 44 31 Yorkville, Wed., August 1 Gaffney, Thursday, 44 2 Spartanburg, Friday, " 3 Union, Saturday, 44 7 Don't be fooled and made to bo hew that rheumatism can be cured with local appliances, Holhster's Itocky Mountain Tea is the only posi tive cure for rheumatism. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Zemp & Del'Ms. Malvern Hill. Dear Editor : Allow me a little space in your paper for the first time. I see news from all other places, so I will send in a word from Mal vern Hill to let > on know the old place is not quite dead. The picnic held at the home of Mr. J. E. L. Brunnon on May 31st was quite a nice affair. Two of Denial) 's prettiest young ladies, Misses Laura McCaskill, and Daisy Bell, attended the picnic. The Malvern Hill school taught by Miss Leila Brown closcd May 31st. Miss Leila gave a prize to the ones who led their grades, they are as follows : 1st Grade, Melita Tidwell; 2nd Grade, Cora Lee Connell; ad vanced 2ud, Luther Council; 3rd Grade, Kvie Roberts; 4th Grade, Lillian Benton; 5th Grade, Frank Hasty; Oth Grade, McDowell Lewis. We haven't heard who led in the seventh grade yet. Miss Leila has returned to her home in Uidgeway, S. C. We are glad to know she will teach the school next term. Mrs. P. 1). Campbell is visit ing her son in Florence, S. C. We wish her a pleasant trip. Mr. Walter Gaskiu of Ker shaw visited the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. L. Brannon, Sun day. Come again, "Babe" we are glad to have you. Sunday School is held at the Chapel every Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Well, as this is my first at tempt to write, I w ill ring off, for I know Mr. Editor says "well, she is not very timid." "Blue Belle." Mlrnculoun Cure. The following statement by II. M. Adams and wife, Henrietta, I'm., will Interest parents anil others. "A mi raculous enre I. as taken p'ace in our home. Our child had eczema 5 years and was pronounced incurable, when we read about lOlectric Bitters, ami concluded to try it. R<?forv the second bottle was all taken we notmed a change for the better, and after taking 7 bottles he was completely cured." It is the up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic, (guaranteed. 00c. and $ I .U(J at K. Les lie Zemp'u drug store. aaalUK* four llOWtll With CHUfBrftd. Cnnrty Cathartic. cure ronsttpstlon forov^r tk. Vn. It C. O 0. foil. Uru^f Ills refund rnuuo An Ordinance To Prevent Disturbances of I Schools, Academies Etc. Be it ordained by tlie Mayor and Al dermen of the City of Camden, S. C. , in Council assembled, and by authority of the name, See. I. It shall be unlawful for any , person, at or near any school house or institution of learning in this City, to engage or attract by conversation, sig nals, sounds, loitering in the neighbor hood during school hours, or in any other manner, the attention of any of the pupils or teachers of said schools or institutions, to the disturbance of the same, or to the detriment of the discipline thereof. Sec. II. Any violation of this ordi nance shall be punished by a line not to exceed one hundred Dollars or im prisonment not exceeding (30) days in discretion of Recorder. Ratified in Council assembled this ?28th day of May 180?. 11. U. CAItRISON, Mayor. J. J. Goodale, Clerk. May 2t>, ltKMt. City Taxes, 1906 An Ordinance To Raiso Sup plies For The Year Of Our Lord, 1906. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Camden, S. (3., in Council assembled and by t lie au thority of the name that the following taxes be and the same are hereby lev ied for the carr?'iit year from the 1st day of January, 11KW, to the 5Jlst day of December, 1000. A tax of Eight (8) Mills on each and every dollar of Heal and Personal prop erty within the corporate limits of Camden, S. C., on the 1st day of Janu ary, 1900. Section 1. That all able bodied Male Persons between the ages of Eighteen and Fifty years, residing within the corporate limits, not exempt from road duty under the laws of the State, shall work the streets, ways and bridges under the direction of such overseers as maybe appointed, for a space of time not exceeding Twelve days in one year: Provided: That at any time of receiving the notice any person may pay to person giving such notice Three ($:i) Dollars Com mutation, u hicli shall be received in lieu 'if the work, and that any person refusing to pay the said Commutation he fined not less than Five ($?>) Dol lars nor more than Tell ($10) Dollars, or be imprisoned not less than Ten nor more than Twenty days, or be both lined and imprisoned, in the dis cretion of the Recorder. Sec. If. The followiug licenses shall be paid in advance on demand. All businesses except when otherwise specified, are understood to commence from the first day of May, 1000, to the 80th day of April, 1007 : Agent, claim and collection, alone or in connection with other business $ 10 00 Agency, commercial, alone or in connection with other business, to consumers 10 00 Agency, excursion agents or otherwise soliciting sale of tickets 20 00 Agency, or Agencies not speci ally mentioned alone or in connection with other busi ness 10 00 Auct ioneers and vendue masters 20 00 Architects, alone or m c? nneo tion with any other busi ness 10 00 Bakery 5 00 Hank, alone or in connection with other business 25 00 Barber Shops, one chair 2 00 (Kacli additional chair) 1 00 Billiard, Pool or Bagatelle Tables, kept for public play each alone or in con nection with other busi lU'SS Billposters, alone or In con nect ioii with other busi ness Brick Dealers, alone or in con ncction with other busi ness Blncksmit h Shops, one forpe, (Kaeli additional forpe) Boardinp Houses, (taking tran sient boarders (willows ex empt; Hooks am! Stationery Hoot ami Shoe Shops, one hand (Knell additional hand) Hott Imp Works Howlinp Alley for public plav Broker in Honds, N otes, Stocks, alone or in connection with Hanks or any other business, whether haymp an ollie.e or not Broker Merchandise, for him self or ot hers Broker, huymp or selling futures in cotton, grain or merchandise 250 00 Builders' Supplies, with other business 10 00 Building and Loan Associations, Local 15 00 (Agents, lion resident) 25 00 Hoteliers, dealers in meats i0 00 itilrket Shops 250 Bicycle l>ealcrs, in conncction with other business 10 00 Bicycle Repair Shops 2 50 Canvassers to consumers (noti resHlent) 10 00 Commission merchants * 10 00 Cabinet shops making or re pairing furniture Candy Factory, or dealers on streets 5 00 Chiropodist 2 50 Carriage, buggy nnd wagon deal ers, alone or in conneoOion with other businiss 10 00 Carriage, bu^y nnd wagon Agts., to consumers 5 00 Civil Engineer or surveyor, resident 10 00 (noil resident ) 10 00 Clothing second band, whether in connection with any other business or not 10 00 Carnival Shows, at discretion of Mayor 200 00 Circuses, at discretion of Mayor 100 00 t'oal and Coke l>calers or Wood whether in connection with other business or not 10 00 Confectionary and Fruit deal ers, each stand 5 00 Contractors or Builder*, takmor 8 00 5 00 2 50 contract* Corn or Kloitr Mills, Cotton I'tivi-rs, ntnl snippers, nlone or in connection with oilu i business Cotton < >il Mill, Cotton Seed layers, noii-rc?! tlent Cotton Mills hentist, resident (Non resilient |?er week) Drugstores 10 00. Drummer* to consumers 15 00 Eatipg Houses or Restaurants 10 00 Electno Light Plants 60 00 Express Company 60 00 Planing and Lumber Mills 10 00 Fertiliser dealers or fertilisers and advances 16 00 Groceries, wholesale and retail 26 00 Gunsmiths and General repairs 2 60 Hotels over $8 per day 26 00 (under (3 per day) 15 00 Ice Factories 26 00 Insurance, Fire, each couf- 60 00 pauy Bo oo Insurance, Life eaoh com pany ? lo oo Jewelry aod Watches 6 oo laundry lo oo Livery, Feed and Sale Stables 23 oo Live Stock Sale Stables, pub lic or private, alone or in connectiou with other business lo oo Live Stock Sale Stables dealer , lu, transient per week 6 oo | Merchant Stocks less than $2uo a oo Less than $6oo 6 oo Over $6oo less than $l,ooo 7 6o Over |l,ooo less than $2,o jo lo oo Over $2,ooo less than }3,ooo 16 oo Over $3,ooo less than |Ll,ooo 2o oo Over $4,ooo less than |5,oo 25 oo Feather Renovators 6 oo Flying Jenny, or Merry Go , Round, resident first month 2o oo | Each subsequent month, running 12 months, |6 per month. Noil resident, none less than $3o per month. Fouudry or Machine Shop 6 oo Fortune Ttller and Astrologers lo oo Furniture dealers as merchants lo oo Fish and Oyster dealer, alone or in connection with other , business per month 2 oo | per yoar ? lo oo Harness repair shop 3 oo Ice Ueiler alone or in connec tion with other business 6 oo Itinerants ? as quack doctors or selling patent medicines, pictures, maps or selling or engaged in any other business not mentioned shall pay $5 per day or $lo per week. Ice cream saloon, not in con nection with other busi ness 6 oo Ice Cream or Ice Cream Cakes from hand cart, or box 2 5o Junk Shop Dealers lo oo Labor Agents loo ?h> Land i^oan Company or agent negotiating loans Lightning Rod Agents Lumber Yard and Dealer Machine Sheps, alojie ' Marble or Stone Yard Merchant Tailor alone resi dent $lo oo (Non-resi dent) 25 oo Musical Instruments ft oo Newspapers, daily, (religions exempt) 2o oo Weekly, (religious exempt) lo oo Monthly, (religious exempt) ft oo Oil Companies, to dealers 25 oo Oculist, or optician, itinerant, , fier month or fractiuii 6 oo ic Hulls, for hire lo oo I i'aint Shop, House or Sign Painter, by contraot 2 I Patent Rights or Patent Arti cles lo oo | Pawn Brokers lo oo I Peddlers, not otherwise classed and taxed lo oo Photographers, resident 6 oo (Transient) lo oo Plumbers, pipe fitters lo oo Printing Otllce, job alone G <>o Shooting Gallery lo oo , Physicians, resident, practicing ft oo Skating Kinks lo oo Tailor Shops ft oo Telegraph Oompame9 2ft oo Telephone Companies fto oo Ten Pin Alley for public play lo oo Tin iliop, not registered as luer- ft oo| chant 0 oo Undertaker, alone or in con- I nectlon with other business lo oo Veterinarian ft oo Wagon yard, aloue 1 oo Warehouse, Cotton, capacity less than ftoo bales kept for public storing and not for private use * ft < $5.oo for each additional ftoo capacity. Wheelwright and Itepair Sliop in connection with other business ft < Woodyaril, alone or in connec tion with other business ft < Soda Founts, and Cigar alone ft < Lawyers ft i Live Stock Insurance Company each ft oo Bonding and Security Company 6 oo StaUion and Jack on service 15 oo Insurance, accident and health, each company ? < Peanut dealer, as a business ft ( Peanut peddler or vender, each 2 c Peanut, sold on street or stand 2 c Each licensed vehicle shall have a license tag nailed upon bark of the axle in a conspicuous place, hearing the number of said license; Said tag to be furnished by the City Treasurer. Anyone found doing a public; draying business in Camden, S. C., without this tag on his vehicle shall upon con viction before thy recorder, b* lined in a sum not less than the license fee on said vehicle, nor more than double said fee, or be imprisoned not less than ten days nor more than twenty days for each and every offense. I Sec. III. The charge for licenses in any business not enumerated above shall be determined by the Mayor a:ul Clerk conjointly. Sec. IV. Any person or persons re fusing or neglecting to pay the re quired licenses, shall upon conviction thereof, be fined not less than doiiblo the legal license in the case, said tine to be collected out of the goods or wares offered for sale, or out of the properties to be shown; or shall be imprisoned not more than thirty <lays, or both in the discretion of the Re corder; Provided, further; That the person or persons so ofi'euding may pay the fliies and costs before said property is sold, unless said property is of a perishable nature, in w hich event it may be sold at onoe. Sec. V. AH ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith shall he. and the same are hereby repealed. Ratified in Council assembled this 28th day of May, 1000. The tax books for th? collection of City taxes will be opened in Council Chamber, Camden, S. C., on June 16th, ItKMl, and remain open each day, ex cept Sunday from 9 a. m. to. 12 m., from 4 p. m. to it p. m., until June 30th, inclusive, after which tune the Penalty will be attached to all delinquents. II, O.CAHfllSON, Mayor. J.J. Goodale, Clerk. Camden, S. C., May 29th, 10CM1. HOI LISTER S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buty MwJtclw for Bu?y People. Brine* Ankten Health and Renewrd Vigor. A pprrtflc for Constipation, MlfMUai. I-lrer .?nd Kldnoy troulnee. i'lmplc*. Kotema, Impuro Mloml. IIimI p??f?th, Shiffirlfth ;iowelt. Hondacbo and llnc'KHche. Its Kocuy Mountain Tea In tab let form, 35 cents a box. Ocoulne m?l( by Uou.1 teh Dhuo Company. Madieoo, Wla. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAUQW PEOPLE announcements. For Tr???uror. At il?e solicitation of friends, I hereby anuounce myself a can didate for re election to the office of Treasurer of Kershaw county. D. M. McCaskill. For tlic Legislature. At the request of many frieuds I havo decided to aunounce my self a candidate tor the Legisla ture for Kershaw County. I pledge myself to abide the re sult. of the Democratic primary, and if electcd, will serve the peo ple to the best of my ability. Respectfully, R. L. Lungley. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Legislature for Kershaw county in the Demo cratic primary election in Au gust, and pledge myself to abide the action of the same, und to support the nominees thereof. Respectfully, W. A. Schroclc. For Supervisor. At the solicitation of a number of my friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Super visor of Kershaw county, subject to the rules governing tho Demo cratic party. If elected I will give my undivided time and at teutiou to its duties. D. F. Dixon Please announce Mr. M. C. West a candidate for the oflice of County Supervisor. Mr. West's knowledge and experi ence with county affairs eminent ly qualities him for this i>osition. Buffalo Township. For Auditor. Mr. Editor: We desire to pre seut the name of Mr. W. P. Rus sell, our efficieut und faithful auditor, for re-election, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. . No one more suitable could be choseu for this impor tant oftice. Many Friends. Clerk of Court. We hereby announce Mr. L. C. Hough a candidate for Clerk of Court in the upproachiu* pri mary election. Many Frionds. At the solicitation of friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Cleric of Court, and pledge myself to ubide the result of ttie Democratic Pri mary election. G. W. Mosoley. For County Supervisor. We hereby preseut the name of Mr. M. li. McLeod as a can didate for the oftice of County Supervisor, and pledge him to abide the result of the primary election. Mr. McLeod is one of our staunchest citizens, and will, if elected, till tne oftice of Super visor to the satisfaction of all the people. Yours for Good Government. Voters. Supt.of Kriiicution. We hereby nominate Mr. W. B. Turner for re-election to the oftice of Supt. of Education. Mr. Turner has given entire satisfaction, and is to oe com mended for his fearless dis charge o/ the duties of the oftice. His many friends will be gratified to see him re-elected. Eastern Kershaw. For Mutflslratc. We hereby present the name of Mr. J. Nelson as a candi date for Magistrate for the upper section of West Waleree in the coming primary election. M*\ Nelsou needs 110 recominenda tion from us as to his fitness or character, as he is well known to be one of our best citizens in every sense of the word, and a right man for the oflice. West Wateree. Mr. Editor: Please anuounce II. M. Fincher a candidate for re appointment iu DeKalb Town ship. He has made a good peace officer, and merits the support of the people. Many Friends. Editor of The People: Please announce tho name of W. T. JefTers for Magistrate in South West Wateree. Many Voters. Notice. Notice is hereby given llmt no claims against the county for work on the road or bridges of the county will bo approved un less the work was authorized by a member of the board, and the member of tho board authori zing the work must approvo the claim before it is presented to the Hoard. J. M. SOWEL.L, ^County Supervisor. Th? On* Day Cold Cur\ Cold In head ?ml lore throat cured by Ker> ? Chocolate* l.a*atlTe Quinine. A* ea*y to ?lw M tflodf. "f.UildKu cr* lor IbatM." SEABOABD A in LINE RAILWAY. NORTHSOUTHEASTWEST Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited Trains Between NORTH AND SOUTH. First Class Dining Cars. Tlie NEST RA'fES ami UOUTK to nil Eastern CitUn Via Iil< II MOXD and \V ASIlIXliTON, ?r via NORFOLK ami steamers ? To ATLANTA, NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS, LOU IS V 1 1.I.E, ST. LOUIS, ClIlCA(JO, NEW OKLEAN ??, ami all points South and Southwest ? To SAVANNAH and JACKSONVILLE nnit nil points in FLORIDA and 1/1' HA. POSITIVELY THE SHORTEST LIKE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH. gJ^'Vor detailed information, rates, schedules, Pullman reserva tions, etc., apply to any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, or W. L. Burroughs, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. U. Clias. F. Stewart, Asst. Genl. Pass. Aprt. Savannah, Ga. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Schedules Effective April 20, 1906. To Washington, New York and East. Pull man sleeper and Southern R;ii 1 way dining cars from Roclc Hill. Trains arrive at Camden from north i) 00 a in and 11' noon. Prom south and west 1- 20 p m and 0 0M p m. For illustrated mat tor about j "The Tjand of the Skv, " 44Hcau- I ?tiful Sapphire Country," and j Winter Resorts, apply to the un- j dersiffned. Lv Camden Ar Rock Hill 44 Charlotte * * \V*l olii 44 Washington " 1 1>) 1 i i ivwn.,v 0 OH p m 0 20 p in 10 25 p m 0 HO a in 1 1 JJ2 a m 1 45 p m 4 15 p m Halt i more " Philadelphia 14 New York To Columbia and Asheville. I.V < 'lltlllllMI H OS H III Ar t '??] it in It i :i ] 1 1 a m Ar A i k?'ii t? I*> p in Ar Augusta :$ 111 |> in Ar Spartanburg :t i?o p in A r Try on *j:t p in Ar llciHlersouvillc ?i :iT? p m Ar AsliovilU' 7 !tO p m Solid train Kin^villo to Ashe ville without change. To Charleston, Atlanta and West. I,v ranulcii 2 00 p ill l,v Itranolivill*1 7 20 p hi Ar Chai-i'^i on H :',t> p ni Ar Atlanta ft h iii Ar < 'hat laiiongn t> 1"> a iii Ar Cim innatti 7 :t<> p m Ar St l<??ni*4 7 il'2 a in Pullman sleeper Iiranchville to A I hint a con 1 1? -ft in x with sleep er and (lining car to Cincinnati i For fall information consult W. S. COOPER, R. W. HUNT, BROOKS MORGAN, Agent, Div Passenger Agent, Asst Gen Pass Agent, Camden, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. New Spring Stock Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. A Splendid Line of Ladies' Goods, Gent's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing. Furniture, ? ? Stoves and other Hardware. Give me a call. David Wofe. Agent for Wsuiiiamakcr iV llrown Clothing. Cure Cold In HoaJ. Kermott's Chocolate* Laxative (jhiitiini*. e?*y to take and quick, to cire cold in licad nnu sor? throat. ICE! ICE! G. W Crosby \s Old Holiablo loo House is now ready to serve you with ICIO IN ANY (QUAN TITY. Freo Delivery at your <rate on regular route. Sunday hours f? a. m. to L* p. in. Your J'atro! airo is solicited. Prompt ii nd direful attention to all orders. G, W. Crosby. UNDERTAKING CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT. :: :: i: Est. E. O. McCrcitf1it? ?O YPAHS' ? EXPERIENCE Traoc Marks Design* COPYRIQHTB Ac. An Ton# Mnfllng n and description rn?> qiildklf Mmrtnin our opinion fr?o wli*tlicr Itivon'lon M rr?'bnhlT |>ilenlMm?. CowrmiMcfc. 1 1 >nn i<t rir HANDBOOK on f'ntonui ?i lit f:c?. ?'Hwl i uuiif) for Necurtii# patent*. Pntaht* tic >u#h Munn A Co. roc?lr# rptc.il notift, wi' liout churao. In tli? Scientific American. A handsomely UinPttntivl wcrhlr. I.nrurrt qjr. en ?tk>n of any ?olentmo Journal. Term*. ft m yoi?f : f<>nr tnontba, ?1. 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