The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, April 04, 1901, Image 3
The People'S Journal
AR~KET IREPORT.
Corrected weekly !,y Ihell I rleelit, flice
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Local and Personal.
-Wilton Ifoster is runintig On th(
Pickens R1ailroaI noW.
-Apply for board at It. A. Bowenl's,
Teris 1casonable.
.-Sheiff J. H. O. McDaniel ha beer
tiick, confluod to his room.
-Friday the 5th inst. is Glood Friday
-the following Sutinday is laister.
-All iItoxic:1ls le Illy or illIgally
sold i.-; dealdly in its effet and should he
prohibited.
-See adverlimenitilt of Craig IIrother.
ill this i;ssle. See theml for tiiely pries
and timely trade. Sew, them.
-11 iotiie of co'iunty hmiad of enn
trol in this issu( rebitive to the opening
of a dispensary attentral.
-Dr. W. F. Austin, dent isi, will ho inl
Easley ' Tis.daly evoeling and Wednesday
April the 9it and 10th.
---100,000 hriek will le sold at. Neal'.
briec yand iear Pickens Oin April 8tI hy
tho Shierill its ageit for A. F. Newell.
TLormns enih.
-For -Il by J. 1. ('raig, Pickens,
S . (liltn open top C:arolina btugjry good
as1 newA, for. vash or onl timne with uood
seeirity. A hargain. Call iat Craig B1 ros.
-1T1arrie 1 on Smiilav MAareh 2-1, 1901,
at 1) it. i.. 'Mr. W. I. Tompkins to iss
Joicio .T. Moore at the residence of flhe
I ride's fatier, 'Rev. NW. C. Seahorn ofli
eintin1g.
-Tri Big Stoir waits your trade, the
geitlemen il charge (if this mammtottuotli
oiteIpri.se are ennitrnus aid :are ass14isted
byI a corps of accommodating a'erka
-1olhert RoaIr-k its receivl his e im
missioln inid is nlow do pity ma1:tislial
1ob is a gentletmant of fine tnt ive ahility
and nervo and blockaders m:iy well look
out.
-S110 Advort isement. of Charles ai1i
MTc]3trayer, (reenville, dealers inl lhrms,
miles, lariess, Ihluggies nd w11ta gon.
see them whiell (ol wanit a g(lotl ontfitt.
-W. IH. Atliony who has beeni in tlhe
muevehtotile Imsiies. betre Ior smlome timoe'
under firm name of Anthoiv & Keiith
has moved to his famit itt (1r Grilln
.-Entgineer W. T. Jeanlos d wi
left this week for n trip to Washington
and Baltimor". Capt J. T. Tayl.or will
ptill t1h throttle oni tho Pickens R:il.
roaid during his stay.
-Thie Fasley News is a newsy, foiur
colum in fol ill paper I taltlad its ippet ir
nntee ini thle I own of Eiisley last St urday1
withi .T. E. 1K incI as 111 pubiher. WVe Ie
spa forj Ithe News' muchl success.
-Saledlay brougzht at fairly good crowdl
to P'ick~ens Monday:L. No reatl estaitt
wasq sold bitt a smnali aunl1it (of person -
ally wats phIi'edl ont the bloc0k, sei~.ed for
violationi of thle intetned revenue law.
Thebhoard of c'ountty 'ommtltisiners
301th tilt. lBoutine buisiiness wast intis
ntetd andt te notiition (of toadls freely
discussedl, vomet niew~ onles ortdered open
ed.
--Theln' townr elte'-tion hldit forI Pickenis
last Mondatlhy r'esultetd it the ebient tof WI.
1U. I srnee, Dr). .. H olt, P. l'.. Altex::
der and tR1. MI. Wetz, Wardenis. I )nr
ing the latter 1part1 of the day ('ont'idera
ble' intterest was manifested.
andt Andrew ?ilastmts who enehlui d lihe
mtisfortune to hiave a leg birokein someU
outt with1 t t'e atssisI tnce of ei nttebes.
not amputa1 htioni wast imeessar.: y as setits to
be thei~ prtevailing belief.
-In obnteiee tol the e di Iissni last
weektIi ii':i n Irt'in te orgaiiion of1( ai
thi p~alen'tii lit s -n deidld :tht a
meeing hethkbi at the ttoli t chun-h
or tie purp<se o rtgali n izin. to ev.
th'len huoenwtta oodht . I ndnSmt i s m-ie1ti
inv iit t e pesen~t limi ilon-by~ iviel
~tei gnoiti ement. i 1( l-i'Wt
It. '1m stdkri wactk I ie i dtillted
att Cveilrat as!tn y ( Eiiht byiei hihmii
Hmitith, hWbalk ndCooer utt aarutttj . 'Inie
wetat tote (hceneoft theticrs Isioli s miltion
~vtmoltttida}'ll h'ttili l' a pi'y (> il u il
cotpolteed o rer la tve citizens of
ti ictoio wvhich vastltri cniderl.ingiih
shot in( ~fthe nals ofy' Dan Smith. iThei
faics aret ubtantiall~iy (fall foluew Pa't -s
bons 5((it tppar Diti'tan Smhiltt itpt his
then fithese. a mihi opn
wV)ith ane 2ero A fter som conv
atio Dan to tem that he5( I wat'ullto
Ie is clroes-ou. ofitegh's, they
Live illm the keyob h11insi~se thea
wmein ing backv goihe Oh->s wtit h
him.111 Tevstaed aC, lhomt fo' W is
lowing towometill theyX am nem htri
by.
NOTICE!
COFwrYI'y OF P'KI-:Ns.
(Oflico of' County Coard of' Control.)
Reqtiostfs haviiig beeu mado upon
us to etablishl at dispensary inl tho.
townl of Cent-I1a, in central Town
ship, State and County aforeEid,
notico is heruhy givon that un11s
a majoricy of tho voters of Central
Township polition this Bourd ro
Iquestinig thatt no dispensary be
locatc'd in said Townsiip, tho town
of Central of tle State and Coun tv
aforoesaid will, oil the first Monday
in) MaY at, 11 o'Clock a. i., A. 1)
1901, he designited as tho localty
for i dispeinsirV.
V. T. Field, Chaiirnai,
L. 1 Durham,
J. E. Cox.
Counltv Board of Con tr ol.
April 4th td.
NOTICE.
Thos indebtd to Thle J 1Journa1
O01 iCcoiints (I114) 1111( payabl before
1st, January, 1901 will plonso P11r
at once. Thei bust .ins mu.3R 1tst he(j
closed upl anid some dispositionl will
be imdo (f the1 accounts, mos08t
probaby by Salo. :.w.
FO.0M LIBER'TY.
Dr. Walter Smlith1 has1. locate(14,
permanetli Iliy in1 our town ; lie comles
highly recommonded as a phy si
clan of ability and splendid 0ppor-p
tuinty. Ile was recenutly marriedr
to Miss Glonn, of Anderson com0ty,
who is one of Eiquality's most lov
ly wom-lel. At piesent they ar
d1omiiciled at the "Brown House.
Mrs. Julius Chapman is the glestl'
of bor sister, MIs. W. II. Chapman 4
She has just returned from Rich-"
111011d.
1 rs. Sailli Chapman andii daiigh
ter, Ms. M . J. Chapmai, ire but i
(lito sick. Thir friends wis'h i
speedly I ecoveir y.
M r. and Mtrs . G. G aiie3 an(
1111 son1 with 31 iss9 Ruth Gassa
wayIV, Spent Sunda lit tle "Brow
1 i.s l'aden,01 one of the belles o&
Liirens, is with Dr. ailil Mrs.
Shl~vdonl. Sh1e bring,. sunI s h i
wherevFr h0 visitk, and her frien -
will mlliss her smiles whenl she
leaves.
Mr. T. N. Goud, who will be re
mmbe1(11re(1 as tle opcerator lt BCv.
erlley, was a guest at his old home
last- -Sunday; hie i., a y~oung mlan, al,
storling quality and is highly is
teemze'd for hlis true worth and char- '
aeter and is at pleent fillin" a re'.
sponibleC posii aul1s operatol for
the Sout hern.
Mr. IU. . ILawrelce is Spending
tie faiy f 'Ir. .J oe L awrence.
(hr (~lchInches are0 su1pp1l withI -
earn est wor kitng pastor's. Tlhe Rev .
M r. llaolliCk fills the Baptist p~uI
lilt and1( is teaching a cls iln Bible
hiistory ii tat is enijoyab1lei and1( priof
itablIe.
T1he( pulbl ic schiool is closed anld
M1iss Eilbi Worknnin is teaching ai
prliva'lte schiool and hals a good num;
beri of pu piIs anld ia a successful
teachier w ho alway4i3' s', wins the~ love
of the li ttle onles and1 is hiighily es
I eemed b~y thle p~upils.
The cotton mhilI wor'k is progress- .
ing rapidly unde11r the sulpervisioni
of Mr LaI-vrenceP as otatr n
M r. Davis as machlinist.
Some1 niew.. houses are beinig erec
b-d and( our to(wni is on a boom an1
wouIld bo oni a doul-lo boom w..hen
the bl ockade ceniCs flowinig downi
but' we hav( a' nioble looking mar
shl who doesi nIC iot fear to (1o hi
dulty and likes to talk to the g.irli.
too ul. .e iolpQptum~ty presenits it
iss'~ Dorsey Bor'ough~s paid 0111
towni 0 visit (on tho first day of.
A pril ; shi has 1many1) ad( mfirors and
w.illI set manIIy of the Liberty boys'
114-1rts t~1 bieatinug wildly but-i heal
IS ilortgaged1 prope41rt.
in* EVE RIEY N EWS.
As f ha~veni't, ueen anythining
from ihis s.'etion in some'i tIme I'
will give you a few.~ dots.
l"armeirs airI well up with t heirj
i.A lReverlh alamots Milleri add
11 euiry imbu111rg arce ere from Vir
ginia and have.' beguni work at, the
M1iss Ilila Stevens~on who'l~ hasi
leen sick with foyer f'or (lie past
four1 mthst~ is imlprovinig.
groe's l:ast, wee''k -Cater Simis ad(
I,tula WIright, and Bill Foster and
1llattie lhiowni.
B. Chapu~imani has lost a finie cowd
Wh'lealt is looking fine.
A largo cr'iowd attencudod serviey
a ti~ ouin thlird Sun-lay, Rev. J.
W. Sherillf preaching~ to a large[
Mr.i. Ansel ws in this section~
on buisineiSs last4 week. W.
M arch 2f>.
STR~ IlK IES A\ IllII FlID.
"I w'as tr oubl ed fo r soverai y ~ea rs.
with li hronic ind(ligestioni and1( nerv.r
ed m11 notil I b egain using Electric,
hittei , whieb'lid mo1( mlorIioi good~
Ithan 1al1 1tle miedis i ever C\'1 used(.1
TIhoy hav.e 'ilso kep1.t my wife in ox
col1lent heal th for years. She says
EloctIroI II Iter ..re,1 just sp l endid
for female I roubbh s ; tliat they are
a granttd I )Inic and1 invigoirator for
weak r'uJ downi womnl . No otheir
mod ei can taike it's place ini our
family.3 T,'r y t hem. (Jnly 50cents.1
Satisf'edoni guaanteed by3 Blt~
Tlhorih V.
.1OIIN 'IYLER YOUNGBLOOD.
Tilt people of Pickons and slur
rouniding country wore profoundly
shocked last Tuo-(lay morningiL
whon tho announcemen t was. made
of the donth of Johin Tyler Young-.
,blood at his home near the wostein
part of town. lie was at the"
treasurer's office oi 11onday at
,tenldinlg to the usual duties as ats
Isistanlt to the trosuilror and was
appar1ti y inl good healthi dis
'clIarging the IIIsino-s and conver's
i"g p1l011anly with Iis friends
lie left the oflice about 130 lsiall.,
1hor and (lid n(,t coinlpiii of feel
ini lltil thlt following
or1101,011f at the breakfast table,
withlOut prolalnitiot) flir1ther thail
ia sudden sh1r1p pain inl tho region 4
-fto heart accvom[lilieil with a!
r1 n, ho foil forward helples-s.
physicial wa s hastily SInillilo,'d
but beforo aiId cou1ld Le broight lie
was beyond Iman help. I4
leaVes1 e Widow and stevon children
and1)( manIyv relativas with staunih
friends by tle scoro to m11ouni'l his.
untimlely death. Heo was inl1 liis
foi ty-seventhi year and hiad alway,9
beon anll exemplaiy man. Aliieted:
for many yours witi rhiiuminatismIt
that11, rendored locoiotion ai con11 *,
stant ta-sk and fromn which hie SufIr!
fered pain and inconvenien 1init,
were always at trial of strength andI1 (
otlurnco, hv boro, it all1 with the;
fortituido and patielce that gavev
evidenc'e of his tue Chlristian balcr1
act er- UiLing with the I huitIrb!i'
va rly in lifo hw died n fatithfull Ilm m
ber' of thi 13.11tist dello ilnati.)lY
anld anl earnost supp >rter1 ot its or
dinanlevw.
In 1890 he wis ( lected > th<
oflice 1 Treasurer of Pickens c o a11
1.y which plicnI h. fil!ed vith iin.
saitisfacetionl to hi:4 c.n1tnnts4
the highest re dit t, him 'slf 221: 1
1he voluntarily withilew at Ih..
Close of the(1 terml) jt.st hm! -d. IL
fillod otlher places of pb)liC tr
With eitiul satisfaction.
Esquiro Youingblood, as he was
familiarly known is gone-hIt hi
life's works 2make a living iiiiiceIi
for g iiO that will 11I1 to un11111ke
other I:1o11 better and point th .
youth w-ho kilow hhn111 well ;tlo0ig (ho
patthiway to virttouis l w11 1hoo'l. A
faithful friml, a devoted i hu,band
I'mid father, a 11221 o firi clvi
ponw, true faith Il al1 alwa2 y
Willilg to hold forth .a hellping(T
'and *has gonto ')Iils reword, illiS,
rominal2s weU1r1 laid to rest at SI 4ico11 1
cemetery on2 Wednesday inl thi(.
preseiCe of a larg.) nIiiilhr I
friends and relatives.
DAN EL lROCIN l1S.
A foe' days ago the saud iew
reached us of the dath of' Daniel
Rogers who was born aud rard d
in thi.s state, lie moved( to the
stat o of Texas wh en ai young man. i
\Vhen till war came oni he, like th
sons of his native and 11( adloted
states, wenit forward for the southb-~
erni cause. At tile cls of' the' warl
lie retuiirnled to 1his naltive sltte and1
livedl with 1h8 is mther2, Mirs. Cassan
dIra Rogers, no0w deceaised, through
the summer1C1 of 1865.
In the lalli of 1 8o5 he returo'l"d
to Texas and( li vedl thlere for so ver*
ail years. Thon11Il moved to 0 raind
Cave, La.. and( lhved thlere enlgaged
in) the mer0chantile bu-inecss until
is death. 1He leaves a wife and1(
live chudr(12oni, 022. soni and( f'our'
daultghltersi inl Louisiana anld in th2is
state0 thre20 brothler's anid one2 s ister
:1nd( a houst of fiends to) mourn1'1 his
deipar1t ure. Hol* dIied ini thle seven.1
Litit year' of' 1his ag..
A\ liriend.
Ea'loy', S. C. April 1, 1901.
J1 DGE WITHIElisPOON.
.Jud(1ge Isaac Donn2om \Vit her
spoo!), anotheh r of the0 pur and"214
ablo1 jud1(g2s tha:t hlave a lornedC~ tiho
ben2ch1 of Son b22 Carolin 111 assed82(
pleacelullly aIway at his homne ind
Vorkh~'li on the 2 flh inst. at th2e~
alge of us8 your1s. Hie wa~s an1 hloor
0o his Stalt'-anl 11bl1 11urist and1
oirniest Chiristjin gent tleen. Iii.
death was also nioted as o -euirrmai 22
lew~ days' le. <>re, w'as <-nlo <f ih
1Cleadrs oif 870 ini r'enstating (denl
2erc2'ly inl 8(nth Car(olinu ja, o1 dI hw
to himself'. 11V Ilaves a wInl'.a.
and1( two cihilren.
RO)AD) DETY.
Unlder the recentl t( (If' thli I ,g
islatu ro tile ago lim Dit Io publ i c
roald dulty is fromii 18 1(to) 50 ('years.
Preac heris who are iln acu c harCi ge
of a1 ch1urebi, peronsk01 p ermanent12iy
dIisabled in1 the mlita11 ''ry '' svce oIf
the Staito, anid lpersons1 wh)o sAee
nl the labte war 1 he tweeni the. 81tates,
are exempt. Per 50ons liable o 21oa(11l
du tty are requ1ir2ed to woik six d ays
of tn hiouris each, or pay $3 ('2om1
muaintax by Alay 1st of' this
yoar, and1( oni or by lFobr'uary lst (Il
.each year' her'eafteor. Persons
lIiable to 1labor1 hauve the right to
furnllish a Compo~0t'iut sulbsti I ite toI
labor in thieiri stead~l. -Keow,
Couriior.
lIn hi pm ile s
Changes on (lie buin is hed d ove;
Inl the sprinmg at younig 121an's fCancy
Lightly turns to tho ghts ef
Well spring has come againl and(
times have nlot under'gono muetli
change since one0 of thie poets wr'. t
the above verse&.
4Our brief life here is fitly 11128
tralted bly the seaons.--Sp -ing 2:
emblematic (If our youlth. in Lih'
A' prins wo pr'Opare tilt fuial'tim2)
i nr' 0 r cronsa nm gen ally lh,
I) t tr tlle' 1y ar'' )rella rel I ltu moro
we expect to realiz') fromn them.
So it i. il tho 8prio 'i L imiel, then it
:1is I ha1t the icharactor, iS orIiuel and
our destiny inoilIlatl. Th'lis spr-ing
h:hadl anl atiatic beg"inning andl
the I'r ers l iv In lii so . rl %-ml, h] ,
ud~ ~ ~~~I i o1i.el ii ikn the
Sinco tie heavv rains, the rea1ds
haIveh i reel ivilI s<moitenion
omev r, they %% V re [nit worke( Ih)e
or~o they lleetleid it,
Tihe locatl thl of th is Feet ion
alv-e gon( Into spring- quarters 1ie
the chibi r'1 n %%ill pr o i 11t1t1l
pi" oi tIlw o . 'fI an forg-t the ir
so lonlg as n%.i arel sausItlsfe with
hortteri o sch ols() long4 will
the chih -en grov i p l illi r a c111 i.
and)( b), a perin-tual taunit to thlt
ill h2ealth (d the nnnt11y11111A
reinain111s gootd. Thanillks t') thOw.
1Al climaute( which allowms ot (tur
nlip paitch.'s tnI S'.n14 forth n mu11lti
aplicity of, gr.eens-,. \\!th ht
*wisl.S to 'I'he J IInli111, I renmin '.
R OCk UI1abbit.
)AROI N I'hI)AI00l iE.
Thiei I a rain ed 1 n.rna fo I l .
jlrllwrsz ilxing"' terralcus has h.:1.1
the ti rl, l I (f the ! :av.
lr. Ju i G2~a r~21 iI k s been II
with I gri I I, bu tt is hA te r.
3 " hoe eig r m 1 at Mir. Enar.t -
Da 's last we k :nI b ilt fir in
nw st ables :ad l ites roplavinlg
hl b1u111 22et h i 12s. \\' I e a
m21 e 221 et121 t, rne 1', im i0i ops ar122
W W I F11 11111011 th il. , n int
2lways rlnady to 11n-"p ,[I,, no h .
,T B. iAlauldin is mnaking :i nel
lit ion 'to I.is h u - whi l will ath'
2a ' I1ch1r.: m i 221idt .
pii 2 il 11' ' Juu.'w i 1 !(a1 i i-: Im' -.I 2t h . 1<
:,rl imuch phi~lnit -, vet. ( '()rn 1 .>..- S
Iw l if phint'd A .1' to l i i.v the
ilog- woolI bb)-e >m I) op I
A1 .01 i winv up an accoun titf
the. c 'l.sumlp i t 4'! o m 111n 1h mlot
in Smith A ri n . \\ ' ( think Uinel
are kilb-ol, but! hw alroadlv ha.i hi
handls f11 with 'thl e ic I liiippin .
1ut lz I lil a 11aidl 2-'nghnlt's and
!.pil war jol 1I' i 1 .1 iAL iM r,
.111 < - l d lintill:1 Illw w2iV i!(
t kin a:t <loing al 1,11" 1i ve , ( w;
tav i n> ri 'td t I) rI'll bh.. 12b .
I bm1'zin-eey . h '. in i iatiI'.. 21 hi
I 1 )O ) 11. 1 .
111.112 Ia h2 i.r ly Vy". i2 I Ih is
section and taorno-rs a re id w ! ll
upl with thf ir \%r+.
:1I1d .Alrs. N .P. P. Priti-, 2i 12t' thlir
1' .222I til T\. -1 \ 1 ,'' l' 2l
haine onTwelv'Ai' I : 1ver1 .\(l -oIIh
Oth2 2,~ 1 1 221 ng I 'ixI 1o2nt'- :(iS
222duct ; by 22-v ,:. 1 T . lo i.,
\ah s of 1in rlti.s and2
AirI . n1.t..0 J P i c , o
5 ('o, wasIl2'I iarriwd to l 121 lar
G 'av 2ey N' . 12 ' . lia iin~'., a(tlh i.
daugh. 'tr-r 12221r2. ,I h 222' ..11 ( i ii h-v.
Aikens exke ls to21( ti w I n h \~ 2is
Atl . )l'. \\'inc' s I'lie n.'ve
h I 1'ss of abot 1 i2 t '21( A nnIsj of)
nea;11. ri21l'.2 1i2S 1n(22'-1o'.lS 2'. 22
Si I'OC K 21'21()%2 ) 'i Si :21 1: j)1a2I N
('2(i i i 2h- '22 an w ill 1212
2 i \ at 1 n I: . m .,'
ai .l.ui'aI. e c it if
redn2 l raios. 122(1 1ra .\er hv il l ('h r
lIt 11 n).d ~ on it on - i
A Warm Winter
l no: a goo d tiii to elI
heavy shoesand heavy dry
good s. ly pi ices ()I way
ShoeSJeat g, 'InnIIIe(l Ott -
inigs, Worsted aud lleavy
I)Ess9 Goods of ill kiid. .
forI' the next 130 days will
he so hot. the)y w, have to
Movo Out. Then you will
Want Plows
aid all kinds of plow goods
llotter gt.1 Iv y prieos bo0
Core You huv lewee
III a fewv days y0ou will
wanit GrdnSeeds. Esarly
('orni Ili l'otatIoeo s, etc.
I ;tyO Iti ht thv vi rN
Il-uilllt'I ila I I elI
Atkis Saws
(>f all khl.ds, :ndl d14al ill
all1 kiinds 1.,f .\l:andin
"lo Mill Supplies. CoMne
A. NI, . A _L
A'kd .C
4", All Lwo
ALL THE BEST VARIETIES.
LIGHT RV 1-A KJ
Don't Erget u
FBITRE ADOE.
A1 N11V1W I 10 ' I t
l ie S It 'j; Ghi I Vi, ' i
44~~ I4 Ii 4
' s t 1k 114-1ls, She. I,
- . it it s ha\'I e.Ii~ l ui ill 44 as I
Don'tE crgt 1rI)')
( Envar Buldin t ofA1BHIGT,>1 0. buC
We La a'lle all kindl. or Ma ouit th
and~~~~~ 7 np1ynoe1utCrt.h
.Ww to the
111p ly lmle -lif vh. tho work.
V(n ii fl~ld 1 vi ~ i ll ~d to our addrek
>mo1111. We buy
lot - t1ua In ihe fan - tri s.
: I 'lION I.'l-:,NC1 NG \ >.: %
Y sI for 14 ra1,
WH ITE rf Co.,
...-..... .ANIWRSON, SOU-TII CARO MLTNA.
Gttbng Weady
soma,
I~ ~ ~ " I" " 1;1"S11lci. I'.1or a lPficvs Ii
ALL kllankcts and Qu'lt: to go at actual cost.
At F lainnnis have bccn red ccd 25 per ca- t.
Hcavy fleoced Underviar that we sold at 50c a g
neat 1ir; niow offered at 35c..
ILI NI VJ 7 '
"a ha een nd 1o a l eavy Shoes. The
Id'.cri h a-c Pent ;11-1ion. ("IIal l d See Irhenim i
lit.\ d. III ii,.II (h.1, ' li ha It, 1 WV I ilu.
A. K. PARK,
-Greenlville, S. C.
5F L
w dd t 1o!r Thre Estabishmont a Fl1
C~ :S i ' D ~ :a H0 m 'Hpdr p!rionVjSjl of VII
enI n w 1, as Ih u o yoars' exporion
a.c tona ! vm: u .
ADE whyiot haeyour hats made i
have it done z
about the a cs; w carry a coiT
piere im ofRead Trimedg on a<
h- -II u . . r Ii I . i < ilI u ho
44row . l.- I'lii :u'Iium io es t . id :; I)j
I ' iA l i'e I ii r \-Il'i l q t il lIIiv f g -lie I gi
et I1e Cr i I .I I r to i he I A I Is I el u stICk uIItI get on
as is.
It3 ) I Tl({T J
The ,I ;eth. rule Morrow c1,: w v Io i
'~)V CO IY
Urlr o Low Prcs.
I t. Of(121 (I Ij()%tV '1PrCe M.
The Blood
xv 0", -- needs a
Sprilig
Sloling
as much
as the house.
All the famiily need to frec the blood
nnthe huino1rs thaIt gatheur during1L thle
w nt r inth, in or(r to kccp the appetite
o , the C(oi)IpIlx' Inl leaI , mainictin heath,
,Iev stregl'th to t he ncitirc frameand double
the ple re;1;~iiCs of life.
QrI lot tfles
h, m ben w h st(aI b 1 d cleanser for 30
SIr. \'ont p lIt : n U:d il---yOur children
r is hinne urp e N'o other remeldy
c()I)t'tS Il > et . a I k) tIe f()r tlle pricC- a
///////'/ ft only (0//C Ill/l// .
Di ' 1 nesh-et your h1 b1 wen so small an
ex Id I I I i 'Iu l I h n h erc is
n) T'- thitu -h-1 vnty of iinitations. (ct
tle g uOiII:. S1hl by a 1 d r gials. Illade only by
THE WEma BRUM 20. Detroit, Mich.
1or Salo I y Di'. l.. WV. 2 AltIt.