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?Ii S.A.JmoiVN - - - Editor.] Friday, May 29, 1903. ?.Subscription Price: Ono year.$ 1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 Graded School Commencement. The programme published last week waa beautifully carried out. The ser mon? on Sunday hy Rev. W. B. Oliver ol the Florence Baptist church were appropriate und fully met all expec tations-morning and night. The recital Monday night hy the) music class, and a play hy the gradua ting class, entitled "The Mouse Trap" woro received with applause by a | packed audience Miss Elva Drake and Master Henry Bouchier were the | stats of the play. Tho graduating exercises on Tues-) day evening were squally interesting Tho essays were good as well as the literary address by Mr. W, IT. Wells, who, hy thc way, is no stranger to our people, having spen his youugerdnys in our town ns a student of the same schcol. His address was therefore all the more interesting and appreciated. The music furnished hy Mr. and' Mrs. F. E. Rowe nud Mr. J. T. Dud ley was greatly enjoyed. PEN AND SCISSORGMAFHS A famine prevails in parts of Cliina owing to crop failures. Boatwright's big tobacno factory at Mullins was burned Monday night. ?Mr. C. II. Durant, formerly of! Dillon died in Columbia on the1 '21st-aged 75 years. Several towns in Nebraska, Mis souri, Iowa and Minnesota, were wrecked by storms on Sunday eve ning. Many people were killed. Spain Kelly, who killed W. F. Creech ofEishopville on tho 6th, has surrendered to the sheriff of Sumter couuty and is now in jail there. We buy and sell 100,000,000 bales of cotton a year in New York and New Orleans and raise oui)' 10,000,000 bales. We could raise more, bu it would keep us so busy we wouldn't have time to buy and sell ns much as wc do.-New York commercial. Hoys knee pants, sizes 5(10 2?c at Jackson's. Au Old War Record, A fow dnys ago, Mr.Thoa A Huckabeo, of Boykin, while cxamtnm"- DI?! | KV, Jiu'.'?'!>:> .t:, tu CM-'I; ucroVw ihii foUo\v^ Ol'l C<>l).?..,lliy iv? : bulli ll?vt-:il<?!<! i '.;?!.!(.:. bf !?, ..Ut??.-... ?.?'imV, <v . M.;;-,r.i, ?mi tit. ..,')i....uti/ W?< .or;;ur'"-I li! fS^'j, ''!>? 'kiiriwn't,; '1iii -.i; IU> ? , I ....... V.-.' , li . i, and is in] ting. Think-! Tili:. >'o-.!i;..>..:. ?'n : f . ?.ho iiyoa ul 4<J una 50 ycarH, Capt. IIuckibce'HOwn liaud-writing. iog that tho publication of tba names of ' thia old ocmpany might bo interesting to aomo of your rendora, I have therefore transcribed (bc following from tho original mid ask yon to publish saino in Democrat. There aro only two mombera of thia company now living, viz , Messrs William Norton and Harria Pate, both now quite old. Thc original roll gives thc ago, oven monlhH ami days of each mcmbsr, I will orly givo tho years at time of enlistment in 1863. AduniB\illc, July ist 1863. Names Agc. itaiford Fletcher 47 y cara Anderdon Newton 41 yenra John J. Bennion. Sr., 45 yeara William W. Itundy 42 yeara JCHBO Alsobrooks 49 yeara Jeremiah Norton 45 yeara Alexander Brig mon 40 yeara Alexander Newton 43 years Philip M. Hamer 40 ye^ra Joel L. K:istcrling 44 years James Butler 48 yeara Thoa C. lluiitiy 40 yeara William Nurthon 45 yenra Klijuh Salidora 48 years Samuel B Odom 40 yeara Martin Covington 46 yjars John A Easlerling 43 year? Elijah C. Hamer 45 years Oliver Bris;low 40 yeara Travis Manahip 40 yenra Jackson Adama 46 yeara John C. Usher 4j yeara Noah Uahcr 47 yeara Gilca Newton 47 year? James Uaher 45 yeara Harri.-, Tate 45 yeara Jopthn Adamn 44 ycaaa Andrew Breeden 45 years William Bei.nctt 40 years Washington Bundy 41 years Calvin Wnltorn .loyaurs Thomas A. Stubbs 41 years James Dunn 41 yours. Certified to and signed by T. W. Huck ?bec na Captain, Hoping this will bo appreciated by nt least the older readers of your paper. I ?tu Sincerely, J. P. Gibson, Gibbon, N. C. May 25U), 1903, (Johig lo Work. The board o? trust?es of the Presbyterian High School to he built at Florence have met organ ized, purchased a lot and will be gin work 011 building at once sb as to have thc school ope ii in Sep tember. The pupils ol the first year will have to board in private families. Mama-Hut, darling you shouldn't be angry when Hobby gctHthe largest picco of pic-ho's the cider. Bessie--Yes, that's just it. He's been eating pie two years longer'n I have already.---Brook lyn Life. FROM SMITHVILLE, Mr. Editor:-Newe ?s scarce, but I must send you a few dots. * We had a nice rain Friday night. Cot ton is looking well, what ?B grow ing. Corn is fiuo, nut small grain is blasted. Tho grasshoppers are eating up tho tobacco in some places ana leaving the poor worms to perish or emigrate. A certain farmer failed to ring his bell thia afternoon. He wan building a bee stand and fell off breaking his watch and injuring his foot. Turkey Eggs havo gone like) cotton "up" in prices. A lady wont to buy a sorting for 20 contH and returned from her neighbors with four-5 cents each. May 23, 1903. X.Y. Z. Death of Arthur Bright. Mr. Arthur Gr. Bright, for yoarsl a resident of this county, died on' the 13th nt tho home of bia daugh ter Mrs. A. B. Myers in Charlotte,] N. C., after a short illness-aged ?73. The remains were brought to Cheraw on the 16th and laid to] rest in St. David's cemetery with masonic honors. 11i;it t hey are great believers III ptl sions. The Washington Post, in n feting to tho tact that (?0,000 men wi enlisted for thc Spanish war have aj plied for pensions, thinks it will I well that thc question of pensions f( them bc raised at once and that th proposed raid on the treasurer shonl bc stopped at the start. The Collin bia Mccord says it is nothing less thu an attempt at a raid, for there can t DO possible reason wiiy that many mc should be pensioned, for nou one-ha o? them had any act ual experience i war and suffered no particular han ship beyond the usual inconvenience and disagreeable features of camp lift Not more than 20,000 men wei act ually sent to Cuba, and the morta ?Ly was li?!) for the whole number, an 0 I ol' thom were killed in battle. ( t? I the other deaths, thc investigation i a commission soon after the w; r.Uiuiwed that most of them were f< Notice of Court MOTTOES ?B heroby givon that thc (Jonri |\| of General Sessions for the Coan'y i Marlboro will convene at Benn etta vii Iv the Font th Monday in Juno, ibcio).' thc 22il day thereof) 1903, and tho Cor" ' Common Picas ou the Wednesday nf cl following eaid fourth Mondoy in Jui (being the 24th day thereof) 1903, at Ii ci nettHvillo in and for the connty of Mail*' ' ru and State of South Carolina. All pet -. 1 interested will tako duo notice there ' J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of C. P. & G. S. For Mr.rlboro Co., S. 0. may 28, 1903.-4 A dispatch I'n.m Clinton lo Tl Slate says 1 ii?: Thurnwoll oiphana<j is now in need of tlic tender syniuitj] wliic!) Lite good people of thc Stal have always been so ready to show i One of those unforeseen and unavoif ableaccidents which sometimes ha] pen ocein red there Wednesday. Will one of thu girls was passing hy ll wringer; Iii l he steam laundry it, sut dcnly went to pieces with tile noise 1 a pistol explosion. Miss Anna Ai dei'Koh was struck by a Hying pict and was dead within 20 minute'-:. Th whole institution is in tears. 11,'wa a merci Hil Providence that saved th lives of the other girls, some of whoi were near by. Anna was one of th sweetest, purest, most, IQVMIIII. "iris i ?ADlnN?STRATOS'S NOTICE ! ALL and singular thc creditors of the the lute Jaiuc3 E. Coxe, deceased, will .present their claims duly attested, and all indebted to (he sauio will make payment to cither of the undersigned, or their attor neys, Messrs Livingston & Wait, or this Notice will bc plead in bar of tho recovery ol' thc former. Joseph E. Cnxe, Robert C. Coxe. Qualified Administrators. May 25; 100;5. College of Charleston. CHARLESTON, S. C. 118th Year Keg;i UH Sept 25til. Leiter?, Science, Engineering. One soho! !arship to each county of South Carolina. Entrance examinations held at Bennet ts ville by County Superintendent ol'Edu cation and J uduc of Probate on July 10. Tuition $.!(). Board and furnished room in Dormitory. $10 per month. AU can didates for admission aro permitted to compete Cor Boyce Scholarships, which pay $10(1 a your. For catalogue address HARRISON RANDOLPH, may 2(J, 1?J0:$. President Q^gPNot cheap goods but good goods at Miltie's store. For Forage, CANE SEED-BOTH AMBER AND BLACK TOP. At c. s. MCCALL. Ouros Blood l'oison, Cancer, Ulcora, Ec zema, Carbunclos, Kto. Medicino Froo Robert Ward. Maxoy's, (ja., say?: "I mitered from blood poison, my head, face and shoulder were one mass ol' corruption, aches in hones and joints, burning, itch ing scabby skin; was ali run down and discouraged, hut Hotanio Blood Balm cured me perfectly, healed all the sores und gave my skin thc rich glow of health. Blood Balm put new life into my blood, and new* ambition into my brain." Geo. A. Will'ams, Roxbury, lace covered with pimples, chronic sore on back of hoad, suppurating swelling on nc^k, eating ul cer on leg, bone pains, itching skin, cured perfectly by Botouic Blood Balm sores all healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures all malignant blood troubles, such ns eczema, scabs and scales, pimples, limning sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Especially advised for all obstinato cases (lint have reached tho second or third stage. Druggists, $1. To prove it cures, sample of B?001I Buhu sent tree and pre paid by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlan ta, Oh, Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in scaled letter. For sale at -). T. Douglas & Bro WI W. BOUCHIER, JL . Attorney at Law, Benncttsville, S. C. Oificc on Darlington slroot near Poota Telegraph office January, 1899. gi um ii g continuion: to ?fu?e we will put on sale. . .t?ctwui ?Jost ?ur esa?ir? stock of III 81 ! ULlT (IU, ill iRTji ! :MH WOMBN AND CHILDRENS 0A? Mother's Friend SHIRT WAISTS For ?ovs.l 1 Never before has such, an opportunity '"je o t). i given the purchasing public to buy strictly \ High Grade Seasonable Goods thu; i early in the summer AT COST. HUR STOCKS in thc above named lines are ha- iV \M\ < [uni every one can make selections that will please; tlit;i|,| ^ake mivumtage of i Xk ? rv .fl T? {.Li L Jil DOOR JUST 10 DAYS, THATS ll ie ' ie iy ' Le t. h ). lo ie We WJUH ic coll ?ur u'ttcn'iiott (:.-._??: mit y io ot'.' -v ii i^iiT.broiti?a'i?s. TODS 3:Ii?fr G-ro'do' f .'..?. ^ "Mother's.F:. ncr Shirt Waists ?br Li j Mens. Worn;- s>n;V Gliiidrens 9?fer^f',;;: iij?'Ht? PAST SEASUN our display of EMBROID] M ;B ^ was the most elaborate we have ever made. We hw ,r? p\s hundreds of New Patterns and a number of very .wide expensive designs, on Nainsook, Swiss rind Cambric We still have left several Hundred Yards of Betuna j. that will be included in this sale also. _>t< >?< >?< >???< >t< yt<_ WE have a complete line of MONARCH, CL and LT O N Brands. We have several hundred pa . to select from, and 3-011 had best not forget that Good Old Summer Time,"-thc real "Shirt Wei is almost on us. We have just received : .i* I vi And we feel sure thc Good Mothers will 011I3' bc tuo ghi* take advantage of this rare opportunity. We have the celebrated "QUERN QUALITY," and I Old Reliable -'Drew Selby Cos" make. In Men's Oxfofi??l? We have STETSONS, BARRY'S and REY NOT Wc have thc well known "Wolfe Rios., linc. --- ^ yix/bt v?.<y?i vi* vi* vi:< TIB BARGAINS ARU YOURS FOR Tl 1) -i?MMM Terms cash.! CLIO, S. C MAY 27, 190:J. AN ORDINANCE To Baise Supplies For The Tear Ending April 1904. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Alden, men ol the Town o! licnneltsville and by author"' / ol the same, that the fol lowing * he, and the same are hereby It J, and shall be'paid into the Treasury for the use ol said Town. SECTION I. Fil teen cents on every one hundred dollars worth ol real and personal properly situate within the cor-, porate limits ot said town, which tax must be paid on or before the ist day ol January 1904, and on all taxes not paid, by that time a penally of 50 per cent will bc added and collected. SEC. 2. That twenty-one (21) cents be levied on every one hundred dollars ot the assessed value ol all real and person al property, to pay the interest on thc bonds issued in aid ol thc Charleston, .Sumter and Northern Railroid, in ac-, cordance with the Act authorizing the same, approved December 23d 1891 ; and die further sum of 5 cents on the $100 be levied and collected for the purpose ol piovhling lor the sinking lund, as pro vided hy thc above act ; which taxes must he wald on or bclorc january ist, 1904 and on all taxes not paid bv, that time a penally of 50 psr cent will be ad ded and coHtcted; - Ste 3 That lour teen cents be levied on every one hundred dollars of assessed value ot all real and personal property, to pay the interest on the Bonds issued in aid ol thc Electric Light Bonds lo1- the Town of Bennetlsville, accordance with the Acls ol the General Assembly of S. 0 ? authorizing the same, Geven;cents ol -which-most be paid pn or before the ist day ol July 1903, to meet the interest due on that day jj a nd the turther sum ol 4 cents on the $100 be levied and collected tor the purpose ol providing for the sink ing fund, which taxes must be paid on or before January ?st 1904, except-as above-specified in relerence tonhe seven cents T>tv-thc-$100-which-must-be-paid. oh or belore-thc " isl day-ot-July -igojj and all taxes not paid at the time above stipulated a penalty ot 50 per cent will be added and collected. Seo I. That all persons liable to work on thc streets sidewalks and ways of tho Town of Bonnettsvillo ."-hall bc excused of such duty for twelve mouths, com" meocing on tho. first day ol May 1003, by paying to tho Clerk of Council a commu tation lax therefore of two dollars on or before Ibo fire! day ol'June, A- D. 1903. All persons failing lo pay said commuta lion lax hero provided for, within the time specified or who shall refuse or fail to work on said streets, sidewalks or ways ut any lime or limes when summoned so lo do hy ord.'r of thc Council shall be subject to a fine two dollars for each and every day of such refusal or failure so to work, and any other punishment thc Council may sec fit to impose. Done and ratified in Council thc let day of Moy, A. D,, 1903. P. A. HODGES, Mayor. MILTON MOLAUKIX, Clerk. SPECIAL NOTICE ! secured the services of a jOt good man, I uti) prepared to put down and pull up pumps. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders left nt cither Hard ware store will be promptly at tended to. mch 12, loo;,. P. C. Emanuel.1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARLBORO' COUNTY-By Milton McLaurin, Judge of Prohns. \h !'?'':<M:,.,T A |)i>,!? a,.;!; "1 liouH; V i ....Mit.* tu t i ino ?(j :;t&r,\ unto Ulm ftoVt?r? C'f-./'olt.-ii ,->,-;.iv OL' rli'- yv. - ?.> J ? i]} A - i j ^rhci" 'Wo tV vitim* (., Mi n".-i mvohYfih j ;ill und nu- . .Hr tho kindred and . njdiVue ot thc said IJi.-.Aei.'o Tu ;?.;?., dee'd, thiii j .y bo a ?l-l . ;. bcit'oro ino, in fchu t;*?ur?. j il Probate to by held nt Bennettsvilie on HID 13th day of Juno, 1903, rifler pub . fttion thereof, nt 11 o'clock in tho foro ? on, to show cause, if any they have why . :d nd ministration should not bo granted. Given under my band, thia ad day of vj', A. D., 1903. MILTON MCLAURIN, 'Jay 7, 1903. Judge of Probate.' les BennettsYllle&iBlectrie Lilli l?^;. ADOPTED APRIL 16, ^^j;. Each p?t^outfv 3 ii o' Incandescent Light W?xrct? 1'wn " " 65" cia Three " " 60 eta L~..ur " " .r).r) cts . I 10 inclusive " 00 eta . ..> 15 " " 45 els ) 25 " " 40 cts" ) 35 " ?? ?35 cfs . j 45 " " 30 eta h lo 55 " " 27ict. lo 60 " " 25 els relies, lodges, publie bid'ga 20 cfs NI er ratea 15 eta pr K. W. hour. I sera to buy their own Meter, 32 indie power 1 lamp $1.15 pr m th. . lamps $1.05; 3 lamps! 95 eta each. Font' or moro lamps 85 cts each. 1 '> ices aubject to he altered or nmended by the Board. J. M. JACKSON, Chm'n. Vf, MCLAUI?IN, Sec'y. FOR SA?J??. > EJXEST ir JUTE coax, roi: MEAL. At C. S. MiUALL'S. 11 " > lu OJ t ii ? displayed by many a man enduring p.iin ot accidental Cuts, Wounds, Bru? j. Burns, Seal ls Sore Icet or still joints . here's no need tor it. Bucklen's S.rn a Salve will kill the pain and cure Tobie. It's the best S:ilve on earth icc, too. 25c, at Druggist. Flowers I Flowers ! ?s. .Ino S. Moore lias a fine of Geraniums, Begonias s, Palms anti other plants, rooted, flint she desires to Cuttings 25c per dozen. LIVINGSTON. ll. WOKK?RU WAIT ilYINGSTON & AVAIT, Attorneys at Law, l?E?iNkTTSVILLi?, So. C?A. )TICE 'I O OHED [TO US. ES TATE II. B. COVINOTON. J ?nd singular the creditors of tho . ' te Dr. R. B. Covington aro hereby to present their respective claims csled and all indebted to tho same n*c make immcliate p.nymont lo ler?ignod. J. S. L'OVINOToN, I S, C., apl 0? Administrator. BMINN?NG PIIRSDAY MORNING . i--^5L"3? YOU 33 "CT DOLLAR'S WORTH OF 1 AND LACES FOR 75 CITS, 1-4 nm lil 35 You will have the chance to select from the best, largest f| and prettiest stock, consisting ot ALL OVERS, EpGlNGsWj? INSERTIONS IN LACES AND EMBRO TD ER IES at 7?C.011 the^? dollar. All goods will be placed on center counter. ^The line is complete ranging in price irom 3c to $1.25 a|?j| yard. The entire stock of LACES ? RS D E?yP-Slk BROIDERIES go on this Sale THURSDAYS MORNING for QNEJVEEK at 75c on the dollar. frills is NOTAN ACCUMULATION OF RUBBISH, BUT NEW G00DSW^ ? BOUGHT TfllS SEASON. TUE EFFECTS', GRAPE PATTERNS, ttc.fe?i m W ^ft REMEMBER the sal? is tor ONE WEEK. Be among the^vf IrH first. No samples cut, none sold on memorandum,^ One spot cash price to all. ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH FORggg 75 cts {s what you cet for One week at * Wm ?3* m IGE ! ICE ! See Y. JJ. Emanuel and get his special rites for ICE this season. . Buy your Ic^ Tickets and save mont V. L. Em AN April 23, 1903, lau^i-r.. . ?. -tr -xv. : m$;A mm ii EM A-.w-lCRAl?T'S Condi tion Powderr, are fed to horses and mille:, niar.k <1 iuiproveineiit v.-;ll !.. seen iifiei tho first few doses. There is no doubt about it. The Powders, acting directly on the digestive organs, first.^thoroughly" cleanses the stomach and bjpwels, correcting all disorders, ana then good healthy appetite comes nat urally and surely. It is the most powerful tonic and appetizer on the market to-day, and when once used horsemen will have no other. Ashcraft's Powders produce that silky sheen of coat and hair so admired by horse fanciers. The Powders fatten but never bloat. Always high grade and put up in doses-never in bulk. By the use of three or four doses .a week your horse or mule will not be subject to colic or any dis ease of the stomach and bowels. "I had nu old horan that waa In very had condition generally. He was thin and had a blood disease that wan eau- mi; tho hair to come off. 1 gave the horse three doses of Ash craft's Condition Powders a day for seven days ami fed him liberally. Thc appetite improved from tho llrst few doses and thc animal Rained fifty-two pounds in llesh during thc week I pave it three doses a d?y. Thc general health of tho animal wus gre:itly improved by the use of tho powders arid he was made almost a new horst-, i most heartily recommend Ashcraft's Condition l'ow.Iors.as I know they are a splen did tonio ant! appetizer.-C. C. SIKES, Livery man, Monroe, N. c." Ask for Ashcraft's Condition Powders. Package 25c. Sold by SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. TONSORIAL PARLOR. THE best workmanship. Bay Kum and Tonic Treatment Tools the best and sharpest. Polite attention always assured Three Artists in constant at endance LADIK.S WORK a Specialty ! Once a customer, always a customer. JACKSON & HATCHER, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a sketch and description mn? Quickly nscortiitii our opinion freo whether nu invention is probably pntontnhio. Communie?, "ionsstrictlyeorifldontuft iinndbookon ['?tenta sent free. Oldest niioucy for securing pntonts. Putouts tnken through Munn & Co. receive ?prcl'i( noll?, without chnrgo, in tho Scientific HtiKrican. A hnndnomoly Illustrated weokly. Inmost eli? dilution of any sclent'" ournnl. Terni?.pn yenr : four months. ' -Otd hy nil newsdealers. MUNN &Co.36,Bro>dwa,r'New York Prune!-. Ofllco. G? V St., Washington, D. C. )-??T /vV I%tnr!nmwfcrP?1n*N wholesome and healthful of all Soda Water Drinks. You will lind tho pure carbonated Coca Cola lor sale at E. POWERS' GroUy, M^T!tLel , The best ? cent drink on the market. TIE 4mmMm^ m ITO? .jjr* **" i '* - ^'"T^'.y^ ?'ctr**" .;. .. . ...... ; \. - v pre What some people yon ICuotv, and who have Tested. tTliese fxootls, Say about tue Excelsior Cook Stoves : 1 bought an "Excelsior Cook Stove" last Spring. I am well pleased with It not only performs well but requires less wood than any Stove I ever had. GEO. M. WEBSTER. 1 have been using the new " Excelsior Cook Stove" made hy I. A. Sheppard & Co., tor i6 years, and it has always given entire satisfaction. Mrs J; G. W. COBB. Mrs COBB has just put in another I regard the "Excelsior Cook Stoves and Ranges" -as good as the best, and when in need of a Cooker I endeavor to get that make ol Stove. A. J. BRISTOW. Mr. BRISTOW bought one from a sister towri, as until recently, there was no agency in Bennettsvi?e. f Tho "Excelsior Rango" bought of you gives cutiro eati?faction. j JAS. F. DAVID;. These goods and al! kind of Hardware, Crockery, Paints, Oils ) I! ? HAUlMJfl ?Sc-, can be had at Benuettsville, S. C i fiMiv iv nina Next io W. P. Breedsn's. Cures Cholera - Manton?, Dlarrhoea.Dyscntcry, ano! the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aid* Digestion, Regulatei the Bowels, Strengthens the Child ana Makes TEETHING EASY. lOr ?all 25 teats to C. J. MOFFETT. M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO. T?n NOT. M. 1900.-IwBSflritBdTljBd^.our Umllr-jbrilclan^ln Charleston to ruo TEKTniXA ' "TOP Bl ii) j , pio or ii m c. ?aa ?opinine i,. - Jblldr.n, SJ ODO of th? neoMiIUos vhen ther * 1? ? new Er.br tn Inc hon?? ?nd until tho teething trouble? aro OT?, sea rSETM ING.POWDERS) Costs Only 25 cents at Druggists, Ellh cor baby whin h. was but a rory young Infant^/roVeTOnUro ol collo ond ta worra and eueeton tho stomach. Star lt was ui.folln toothing troubles, und Its effect ba? boon ?oun? toboBOTory benotlolaland ?of reo from d.nu-rs ti ?I ar. contiguoot upon th? iie of drug? ?nd sopthlng syrups, thal we hoyo come to regard lt, after usa with tore* iblldren.sJonsol th? nrCMiItlo? vhenlhere 1? ?new baby In the house and until tho teething troubles oro OT?r, ?ca ir? Uk? nteMur? la recommending lt lo our Monds Imitad of tho horrid ?tuft that ?o many reoplo uso to keep poll Uby ?-1st BiulWKLLH. AYER, (Manacer Dally Times and Weekly Tlmes-UIsionger.) Throe Barbers 1 Three Chairs 1 Every thin g First-Class. SALOON ON MARION STREET. EASY CHAIRS, GLEAN SHAVES BEST OF HAI ll CUTS I Children receive special attention either at tho Shop at their house. Your patronage solicited. J. A. GRACE, Barber. BENNETT8VIL.LE, B. O. Digests what you eat. It artificially digests tho food and aida Naturo in strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted digestive or? cans. It is tho latest discovcrcddigcst ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in elllciency. lt in stantly roliovcsand permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulenco, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia.Crampsand all other results of imperfect digestion. Price MC. mu? fl. Largo siro contains 2)4 times amall sl2o. Book all about d y SDop si a ru al) od f rc 2 Pfcpero-; by E. C. OeWITT ACO.? Chicago?