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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Tax Books will be open for the collection of State, County, School, Road nnd Commutation Road Taxes in Union County for the fiscnl year 1899, at tlie following places and dates: Union C. II., from October 15th to November 1st inclusive. West Sprine? Nov. 2nd. Linder's Store " llrd. Union 0. II " 4th Cross Keys, Graham's Store " 7th. Sedalls " 8th. Black Rock, forenoon..... " .9th. Carlisle " 10th. Pmtuc " 11th. Adamshurir " IJlth. l.ockhnrt Mills... '' 14fh. K el ton " 15th. J ones vi lie Kit k, and forenoon " 17th. n if a 1 ' j 11 / \j it if?fi u. ii. uu' ri'iimiiiin^ unit) iur collect inp. The t#x levy Is as follows. F<?r State 5 Mills. " Const it utional School.. 0 " " Ordinary County " " Interest on Railroad Bond>> A Mill. " Sinking Fund to Retire Rond? 2 Mills. I " Road 1 Mill. Total 15 Mills. Spoc'Hl School No. 11 2 Mills. Th?* time for paying the above menWoned taxes will expire 111st day of December, 1899. All male citizens between the ages of 21 and GO years arc liable to pay a poll tax except exConfederate and Federal soldiers, those physically disabled, etc. The commutation road tax will be collected at the same time and places as the other taxes. Age from 21 to 50 years. J. H. Bauti.es, County Treasurer. VALUABLE LANDS FOR SAIE. Having recently lionglit from the Heirs of It. L. Coleman sll their lands in and around the town of Union, I now offer fluid latins for sale. I At all who want a Building Lot or a Fairu in or near town couie to see in*1. Geo. C. Pekiux. 3.1-4 mos isd Master's Sale. State of South Carol na, ) Court of ComCounty of Union. J raon P.eas. G. II. Jeter, et al Plaintiff, vs. . John P. Thomas and John P. Thomas, Jr., Defendants. In obedience to an order ma-le herein I will sell at Union, before the Court House door, during the legal hours <>' sale, 011 salesdav. Oth Nov? inber l^.'O. I ie following lands to w it: All that tract of land containing seventy (70) acres, more or less, n**ur Sunt tie s.ation and adjoining lands now or l.dc or T. J. Jones, W. T. Jones, J. s Welsh. J. II. Randolph and John Gregoiy. ^.11 that lot at Carlisle known as lo? No. 1, on the north s de of Main street and adjoining lots of \V. T. Jones, L'ie\ Jeter and othels and on the West by the Iiill land?. All that lot of land at Carlisle known, a* lot No. 3. on the North side of Mam afreet and adjoining lots of W. T. Jones. Lucy Jeter ond others and on the West by the Hill lands. teums ok salk. One half cash, balance on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale f^cured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to tidy for papers. ' C. II. Pkakk, Master. Master's Sale. State of Soulh Carolina, ) Court of Compounty of Union. j mon Pleas John L. Porter, et. al Plaintiffs. ^ k 1 v8. William Lyles, et al. In obedience to an order mado herein I will sell at Union, before the court house door, during tin legal hours <it j-aV, on silescLiy, Ulli November, IS'.)!!, tiie following lands to-Wil: Sev? nty-five and one-half (T'j) acres p( Ifl'ui ill I'inukliey township. Said ahuitty and Stain, Unaided on the Jx'oilh by ho d? of It. V. Harris and by a road, qii the Ka>t by lands of the estate ol John M. Itovis, whieh had previously U en eet i ff to his widow and children a-* a boniest* ad, on the Ninth by lands ol I. S and It. N. Harris, ami on the West by lands pmchased by E. V. doing at the (bile of the lands ot said John M. Jie\is. TKItMH op s.\i.n. Onr-balf cafchd b dance 011 a credit of twelve months with interest from day of Hale. The credit portion to bo secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of tir?n.i<??i solil l'lireliaser to have the privilege of paying all cash if so desired. And to pay for papers and recording Mine. 41-4 C. II. PEAKS, Master. Raster's Sale. State of South Carolina, I Court of Comc"' County of Union. } mon Pleas. P. B. Going, Plaintiff, vs. Wade Hampton, and as executor of the last, will and testament of J*. Ida Hampton, et al defandaut. Jn obedience to an order made in the Above stat? d case 1 will sell at Union, before the court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, lit It November, lB'.lb, the following lands towit: All that tract of land containing onehalf acre, more or less, in the town of Union, on Virgin street, Ixmnded hy lots of Matilda Brown on the North, on the East hy Virgin street and on the South .and West hy lands of Union Heal Estate Agency. 1 kums of s.vt.e. One |>a>f cw?h, the balancp on a credit of one year witli inttnat from day of gale ?cured by bond of the pirchwr, and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. 41-4 C. II. Peaks, Master. j Ma:ter's Sale. State of South Carolina, 1 Court of Com' Couuty of Union. f im ?>i Pleas. ' James W. Siui'hctai Plaint ffi. vs. I .onis D. Smith, Defendant. In ob?\li nee to an onhr iuwIh herein. . I will sell at Union, liefore the court house dcor, during the l?g;tl hours of rale, on SalcMlay, Oth November, 1-!K), the following lands to wit: Home place com pi Hing several jwrcels of laud purchased at, different times and 'now adjoining each other, containing [ altogether aUiut seven-hundred and , twenty (7*20) acres and tmuuded on the j North by lands of A. .1. Nance, deceased, j East by lands of J. T. Scales and Jane j Parr, Smith by land, of Jane Parr and : E. F. Vanghan and West by lands of [John Nelson. '1 he above tract of laud ; will lie sold in two or more |iarc*ds. plat ot' which can Ijc seen at Master's ofllee. Vaughan place c nilaining alwmt one- i hundred and seventy acres, lNomded 1 j North by Sophv Harris pl.ice, Soiidi by i lands of E. F. Vauehan and the H an I don place, East by hunts or K. F. V*nj ghan ami West l?v lands of r \ J). Smhh j Jemima Scott place containing about I one-hundred and sixty acres, Ujuuded North by lands of Finclier Belue and A.J. (tullinan, S'.Mit li and East by lands of 11. II. lielue and W&it by lands of Giles Smith. TERMS OK SALE. One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years in tqu d ius'ti'luieuts with inteiest from day of sale s-ecured by band of purchaser and a mortgage of the premites. Purchaser to pay for (tapers and stamps. 41-4 C. II. l'KAKF, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, 1 Court of CornCount) of Union. | mou l'leos Jus. E. llevis, et al, 1'laintilT. vs. Nora D. I.jles, et al, Defendant. I<i obedience to an order made lieivin. I will re,I at Union, before Hie coint house diNir, during the legal hours of Kile, on salts Jay, tilli of November lS'JJ, Lite following lands to-wit: A ceruin tract of land in Pinckney township, county and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and twenty-live a- res, having such shape and boundaries as are shown by plat thereof, made by John it. Smith on the 'J'Jth of August, A. 1) , 1HS4, and annexed to the rep.?r? of the commissioner appointed to set olf a homestead to Vestian IhvismiJ James E. lievis, Anderson li. iievis and Nora li. llevis, in the estate of John M. llevis, deceared. and made a n u t of said lenoit. terms of sale. One-half cash, balance on acnditef twelve moot lis, wit'i inieiest lioiu day of ^alc. The ciedil p.ii tion to U* s>cut?d hy bond of piuehaser and a uioitgage of pieiubcs sold. Purchaser to have pnviof paying all cash if so desired and 10 pay for paper and recording same. 41-4 C. 11. Pkakk, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, | Court of ComCounnty of Union. ) mon Pleas. John A. Font, et ul Plaintiff, vs. hula A. Harris, et al Defendant. In oliedience to an oider made herein I will sell at Union, before the Conn House door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, 6th November 1S0P, the following lands to wit: The T. J. I lair is place in Union township, containing one hundred and eighty acres bounded by lauds of Philip Dunn, I)r. W. M. Meador, Farr & Thom-ou, Vli-s. I.ydia Harris, Samuel liaroadore | and J. 1). M :Neace. TERMS OF SAI.E. One half cash balance on a cr?dit of onejearwi'li interest from day of sale j secured by bond of the purchaser and a , inoitgageof premises. 414 C. II. Peakk, Master Master's Sale. State of South Caro'iaa, | Court of ComCoutdy of Union. ) m >n l\ea9. W. E. Thomson, Plaintiff, vs. Ada I,. Garrett, Defendant In obedience to an order made in above suiUd csise I will sell at IJnion, betore tlie (Joint House door, during the lega. hours of sale on sa!esday II.h Xove nbjr, lh'JO, the following lands to wit.: A'l that my one third ($) interest in that tract of land in Lnini county. State of South ''arolina, containing six hundred and sixty acres deviserl h> James A. Tucker to the children of W. J. Tucker and lying on the upjier side of a line beginning at the lowest of the Anna Maidis tract where it joins the Mctiraw tract and running thence a straight line to the Weather House near mouth Hawkins spring branch. TKItMS OK CALK. One lli rd cash, and the balance to he pad in two equal annu d installments at one and two years from day of sale with interest from said date at tlie rate of eight per cent |>er annum secured In I to ml of purchaser and a mortgage i f the premises. 114 C. II. Pkakk, Master. LAND SALE. We, the executors of the last will and testament of Levi Sparks, deed, will sell at the hue residence of said (licensed on Thursday the '2nd day of Xoveodter, 201 i...IP :i.. r 111 uiiui inn- iiiin imir i rout nuv> Keys. Tonus : One third cash, balance ill one ami two equal installments with inter*st from date?purchaser to pay for pa pels and give a ntoit^.iKo of premises to secure purchase money. 1. N. Si*AUKS, W. M. .Sl'AltKS. 41-3fc FOR SALE. We will si'll one or more horses at a piicelielow their real worth, We will swap a onediorso wa^on for feed. au-tf Ml 1.1.Kit llitOTII Kits. Subscribe now and read In Ilia Steps. UKE6 TO SEE THEM SLEEP. Bh C??b?w?Iob Knona Ha Waal Waad.r From Soand Tktoloay. | The Rev. Dr. Newton M. Mann of > Omaha declares that he wants his con- I gregation to go to sleep dnring church ; services. There is no compulsion about the matter, bat the doctor prefers that everybody fall into a deep sleep and snore also if it makes them more comfortable. "I regard it as a compliment to my integrity and indisputable evidence of confidence in the soundness of my theological views to have prominent members of my congregation go to sleep in their seats and thus rest daring my discourse." Thus says Dr. Maon. who is the progressive and popular pastor of the First Unitarian church cf Omaha. Last Sun- j day he created a sensation in church circles hy delivering a sermon upon the ethics of "Sleeping In Chnrch During the Regular Service." Dr. Mann has the most progressive congregation of Unitarians in the west, and the i startling doctrine us advanced by their pastor has bothered a number of the good old brethren not a little, especially those who sometimes inadvertently practice the habit so much discoursed on by Paul cf Biblical days. Considering tlie words of the doctor's text, many are inclined to doubt the benevolence of his suggestion. Dr. Mann prefaced his sermon by reading for his text from the Acts xx, 0, "And there sat ou the window n certain young man named Entycbns, and as Paul was discoursing at great length he sank down with sleep and fell from the third story and was taken up dead." For the past week tlio town lias talked of little else than tho remarkable biriuuu. Some insist that it was a fino piece of sarcasm leveled at its critics. Dr. Mann, however, declared that ho spoke in entirely good faith. In concluding his staitling sermon. Dr. Mann asserted that he wanted all members of his congregation to feel perfectly at liberty to sleep whenever they felt like it in his church. lie further annonneed for in tho appropriation, that of General John Fulton Reynolds, will be unveiled and dedicated on July 1 of this year. Unveiling of tho statue will bo by Master Charles P. Reynolds Kvuns, ' grandnephew of tho" general. Colone Henry S. Huidekoper of the Ono Ilur dred and Fiftieth Pennsylvania volunteer infantry will deliver tho oration, and tho transfer of tho statue will b made by General Gobin to Governor Stono. A salute will be fired, and ther^ will be prayer by Cbaplai" II. W. Mo' ?night.' ' Vrjjefnrlnn Peril*. A book. "Why I aui a Vegetarian," has appeured in Chicago. The author refuses to slay and eat tho gentle cow, but sacrifices tho life of tho aspiring radish without n qualm. Tho radish gets even afterward, however.?Minneapolis Journal. The AqnHflo 1V?y. "Wo n^cd to'tiiiuk uien had to climb to fnme." 'Don't they V "No. Hobson dived." That's so." And Fnnston awam."?Chicago Record. in itii seriousness tUat lie accepted this condition us tJio bct-t evidence that his congregation trusts him and has tinlimited fuith in the soundness of his theology.?Chicago iDter Ocean. GROWING MUSHROOMS. Among (be Gmoi en (be front Lairn nntl How to l)o It. A Philadelphia correspondent desires 1 to hare mushrooms grow among the grass on his lawn and asks how to go about "sowing tbe seed." The mushroom "seed" is the fine black dust that is expelled from a ripening mushroom. It takes profound gaidcning skill to get these to grow, and it is only attempted l:y those who make virgin spawn a business. Spawn is tbo real mushroom plant of which the mushroom itself is the in-' florescence. This is the cohliko materia} that gives the mushroom odor to the earth in which the mushrooms grow. It is not destroyed by desiccation, but will live for years in a condition cf absolute dryness. In this ctato the plant is sold by seedsmen in the form of mushroom ' bricks. tbo plant having been made to grow thoroughly through tbe brick material befero entirely dried. These' bricks are broken in pieces about the Fizb of Walnuts and planted by those who cultivate mnshroaiuq. {troken in pieces and ^htutcd in the lawn, the cor-' fpsfioiidehl could have mushrooms. But 1i little gardening knowledge is 1 necessary. If planted at the wrong time, the spawn would lot away. It will only start to grow under a tern- < peraturo of GO degree9 and should ho , planted only when the soil is in u condition for the spuwn's growth. ' The proper conrse to take is to test tbo earth by n thermometer about mid* summer, and, when the earth is found to be about this temperature. Bet ont the brick pieces between one or two inches deep, treading the loosened earth ' compactly after planting. Old grassy I lawns are better than young ones, fo< it is believed that the fungtiB on deaq grass roots favors the development of the mushroom fungus. ? Meeban'i Monthly. The Reynold* Statne, In May, 1801, Robert E. Pattieon, then governor of the stato of Pennsyl* vania, approved the legislative appro* E nation of $100,000 for three statues tfl o erected on tho battlefield of Gettys* burg in memory of threo heroes of the engagement thero?Generals Meade, Hancock and Reynolds. On Juno 0, 1890, the complete statnes of Generals Meado and Hancock were dedicated and tho remaining memorial provided * I That is uot tbo beat eciinm that j ma Led the hearrrtrgt awiy talking to ;>uo Another and praising the preacher, but that which makes them g> away thoughtful ami emiou*. ai<d hastening to bo alone.? fha \va:chman. The law overlook*) I a developing field wheu they neghc.ot t> nqui.ea revouuo *Uoip on uii aworJ presaata- ( Lions. m m Miscellaneous y %vs Notes. A'ljuant General Oorbin, of the President King, Farmer's B.uik, B'ooklvn. Mich., hus used De Witt's Little ^Carly Bisers in his family f r \ years. Mays th^y are the best. Theee c fai'u(little piils cure cnnetipati >n, f biliousness and all liver and bowel y troubles. F. l)jke. I At a meeting of citizens htl 1 in ( CbarYs'.on, at which May-r Sim th ard otherprominent man wi re present, it was decided to invite Admiral iXwey to come o Chu lert >n. , . t ' It did me mo c good tl an anything ( I ever wed. My dyspepsia was of , mouths' standing ; af.? r ? a ing it was , teirihlo. Now 1 am wel'." \yitos S. 11. Keener, Ilolsiogton, Koha., rf Kodol D^ppojaia ('we. It digests what you eat. F, C. Duke. F >ur thousand dollars in gold were B'olen from a United Statispaymaster , W tgon iu San Frar.cisc). ( W. A. Dyches, Whalley, S. C. 1 writes: Have tned Dr. M. A. Simmo s L:ver Medicine 10 jeaia for L d gestion Bad Colds and Tired Feelings. O.iu dealer sold me Z-ilin's, slying it was the same, hut I will uot bo fouled again. The people of Asheville are ngita- 1 ting t*i. establishment by Congress of ' a national park mar that city if tho A 1 \' It i t* ? u ittiuukiT ui j enowttioue iara iu v? y m'nj. I):*. M. A. Simo.o is Iv?"r M. ?lioin? Quickens the A1i e. Aidt? Oi*,-*tion, givis Tone ami Vigor to all tit function*, end for ilie-* the system against Epidemic Influences. A bullfight whiefi wr3 begun before i a large crowd in Paris ended in a p*i? i ic, caused by cue of tht bulla b aying among the > poet at' ra. . Alwajs remember that there art two sides to every tyjesii >n, and that dsera ia a possibility > i'your bt i;;g or. ibo wrong tide.?Spurgeon, Tl.c dre'ro of knowledge, like the jurat i-f richra increases ever with the acquisition <1 it.?Sterne to v~ ... ? .. _~L !1 ? r - )i i 'Hi uiu ii >i> ;i suuscnuer itir The Times and are not reading ''In His Steps" }ou lire u issirg a treat Army, and Admiral Crowinehield of the Navy, respectively head a . cable which 13 not unlike thit which sent Dreyfus to exilo. There ate | certain ariny and navy officers under , the ban of each, and every possible slight and indignity is put on them. Were all the facts known, the country wuuld ring with indignant pro- 1 ] tess. 1 t Af.-r tr)ing t- rob Ssnh'ey, as well j ai the Cup'ains oi thy Iowa. Tex.a, t Brook'y 1, M iisachusetts, Ovgui ami the Gl>uce>tsr of all ir.jdit f>r the ( naval victory at Smtiag ?, Sampson is , n >w putting fiwwar 1 tin claim t^at the captain of hi-* 11 igship, the New j York, was r^spinsib'e for the surren- j dor i f General Tora' a id the land f f rcos Whst will Saiipsoa claim e n; x ? ( REV. S. A. DON \lIOE , 1 6 Testifies to the Good Qualities of . Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ' On the 10 h of D cember, 1897, liev. S. A. I) nahoo. pastor M. E . (lburcb, South, l't. PIea?ant, W. Va , contracted a severe roll which wis ) atteuded from the b^iuning by vio- 1 'oat clughing. He says: "After re 1 s ?rting to a number r.fso called 'speci- 1 Hca,' usually kept iu the house, to no purpose, 1 purchased a bolt'e of Cham berlaiu's Cough Remedy, which acted like a charm. I most cheerfully re 1 commend it to the public." For sale f by Dr. F. C. Duke. ( To < flset the tour of speech ' making of W. J. Bryan, the R^puhli- 1 c?ns have arranged fir Gov. lloose- 1 velt of New York to make a number } of speeches in Nib-a^ke. 1 The ' Plow B >y Preacher," R;v. J 1 iv irVmoti Trails* I? t tra Til mon t , ?v..v I * >-, raja "After suffering froru Bronchial or t luncr trouble f< r ten yr-ara I wa* cured * by 0.18 Minu'o Cough Cure J: is < all that in claimed f?r it and more." t rt cures coughs, olds, g?"i: po and all t throat aud lung troubles. F C. Duho. 1 .#? Aguinildo, in a j roe'arrnti >r, 8\y s ihe Fi'ipiaoa should pray that the 1 Democrat pariy may win the next c P, e idential election iu ths U.iited < A Regular IN DRY FOit TIIF In order to run iny Dry Goods i will give my customers the benefit of tl A GREAT SL./ CALICOES, PERCALS TOP SHIRTS, UNDERSI Men and boy's clothes at 50c on the to any T J It ij about lime for Senator Hanna to make a few remarks about the evil of f jeiug money ia politic?. 1 Remarkable Rescue. , Mi8. Michael Curtain, Plaintiehl, [:1, makes the (statement that she might cold which settled on her lungt; die sas treated for months by her amily physician, but grew worse, lie ;otd her she was a hopeless victim of ' :on8umption and that no mediciue :ould cure hi r. Her dru igist sug- 4 jested Dr. King's New Discovery f\?r :ousumption; she bought a b ttle and o her delight found hercelf benefitted * rora ti'std se. She continued its use ind after taking six b >tties found her- v leif s >u nil ant well * now docB her 1 >wn housework and is as well as she iver was. Free trial txittlcs of this jreat discovery at F. C. Duke's drug 1 itore. Only 50 cents and $1. Every 6 Kittle guaranteed. ? In his address at Hurou, S. D, ['resident Mckinley took a step in Ad ranee of Lii previous position regard ( tig the Philippines by speaking of j hum as already "bocouie a part of ^ he United Slates.'' .. ( t Story of a Sla ve. v To be bound hand and foot for years >y the chains of diau Si i* the worst 1 orrn of slavery. George D. Wi'lianis, *>f Manchester, Micb., tells h >w such t slave was made free, lis says. ' My * if? has been so helpless for fit;* years i bftt she could noL turn over ill h<>ri v il >ue. After using two bottles of ^ Ivectric B.iters, she is wonderfully j mproved auii able to do her own vork." Tui9 supreme remedy f>r fenale diseases quickly cures nervous* leas, sleeplessness, melancholy, bead* s tche, backache, fitiotiug and dizzy jj-ella. Thin oiiraole working medicine ii a godsend to weak, sickly, run lown people, Every bottle guaran. v eed. Only 50 cents. Sold b/ F. C. 11 Duke druggist. 1 The Democratic Party added a e arge > m unit of territory to the Unit* * 11 States but tl ey never had to increase th) standing army to gain or jo hold itVolcanic Eruptions. 1 Are grand, but skin eruptions rob ife of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve ( cures them, also old.,, runuing and \ ever sorea* ulcers, boils, felons, oorns, ; vorts, cuts, bruises, burns, ChafpeJ i lauds, chilblains Beat pile cure on ' earth. Drives out pains and aches. Duly 25 coots a box. Cure guarranetd. Sold by F. C. Duke, druggist. As tie President hopes that tolong < s armed opposition to our tr.ops con ^ .inues he will not have to give au ac count < f his stewardship, the announce nent by Pots'master Oeueral Smith 1 .hat Qei.O'a' Q is will bo retained, is J probably coirect. < Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the reeult of his splendid honlll) T n?tnmifnh'rt will Ami tr? meudous eoergy are not found where | 1 st( macb, liver, kidneys are out of | order. If you want itKse totalities and the suttee** they bring, use f)r. i King's fiew f^ife I'tils Tliey develop ftvery pnwtr ol brain and body. Only 25 cents at F. (J. Duke's drug store, i General F ed Fuuston talks quite freely for public uion which prompts ' us to tiler the s iggestion that his sue* cest iu advert's ug himself is probably ] dm to the fact thut he is his o\vu a<i. I vauco agent. Many Thanks. "I wish to express my thanks to the I i unufdclurcis of ('.mmherlain's Colic i lo'.era and Dlarrhoeu Kemecfy, for ! ving put ou the market such n .? jtderful medicine," ssys W. W. > aesingill, ol Beaumont, > exas There r. *e many thou ?a".ds ? f witters whoee '< i- ij'.dren have t>ecit saved from Kit.icke i dysentery and oholea iiifantuiLi \ ho must a!? > feel thanful. It is ior j !e by Dr. 1\ I)uko. if the disaffection o? tUa colored I -publicum in (fhiu its ei ECibu* ho i ported, tli3 ttrpuia-ration iu>gh. i 'aft the Su'Ua of oulu t>r n 1? w anehes. "When our boys we'j almost deal f'om whooping cough, our doctor ivc O 10 Micute Cough Cure. They . -covered rapidly," wriies I*. II. Utiles, .-gy)e, Pa. It cures cough?, cold?, j .. rippe ai.d al throat ui.d luri-i I roubles. F. 0. DA%. "* j W hirl wind GOODS XT JIO DAYS. out to make room for Groceries, I lie greatest cut price 8*1 j ou record. S.UGHTER IN and WORSTEDS, IIRTS AND DRAWERS. dollar. No goo Is will be charged one. Q. WRAY. President Sieyu of the Orange Free State seems to fear that in case England succeeds in benevolently awimilating the Transvaal, his own country will be next on the menu. The Health-Restorer and UealthVlaintaiuer, Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine, Strengthens the Nerves, nai.es you Plump and Comely, and K iri^Kno tlw? ?'*L --1-? - - - >mv wuuljiloAIUU W1LU llBlUn) :boic?8t colors. Cingressman ltiberta of Utah may >a expected to watch the Sultan of iulu wah jealous eyes, and wonder vhy this government d.scriminaea on Le pjiygamy question. To Stimulate a Sluggish Liver, ianieh liiliousuess, Disperse Dysjep' in, Prevent Sick aud Nervous Hi ad* icho use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver tlediciue. The First Assistant Postmaster jicneral is quotyi as expressing sur>rise that Aquinaldo did not succumb vhen otferei a commission in the Jnitod States Army. Hi a surprise is >orue'of tho tact that ho has witnessed he pacilicatioa of a great many Oaio m-urgent* by the proper adminhtra iou oi uifioial m.-diciue in the shape :t a pujictlije appjiutunut. Joseph Stockford, Ilodgdon, Me., lealeii a muc inuu.ng for seventeen ears amJ cured Iih piles of long staining Ity using Do Will's Witch Hazel stive, lb cures all skin diseases. J?\ C. duke. Imp lid'.Um belongs oily toa m>nircby, aud I > oofbroo it requiris au Lut- c.al aii.li u s.audiug army. Fat plenty, K idol Dyspsptia Cure till dige-i what you tat. it cjre* ill f.rms of 0}8|>epsia aid stomach ruub t?. K. K. Gamble, Veruou,. lex , say*11 relieved me from the ilan Hi.ti eiiri-d mo. It nnw m? ;vti lasting irieud." F. (J. L>jke. It is uudcraloo 1 that the Saltan of 5u!u has dtcidcd t.> lemaiu pacified ist sj lo ig as the American people reep putiiug up iha money. The grout suoetss of Cliumboi-Uui*a Holly, Cholera ami Jiiariliooa Keuuxly n l lie treatment of bowel complaint* ins iou.de it standard over lite greater mi l. of tlie civili'4t.d wui.d. Fur sale by iJr. F. (J. Duke. It is very evident that the IIod. rhomas 11 K e-l, Attoruey-atdaw, S'ew York City, ii too busy with his : ieuu to make any campaign speechis this tall. ? ? Millions of d-tll.its. is the value placed >y M16. alary bud. iiai'iisburg, l'a, on .lie iife of la v child, which was saved from croup by tue use of One Minute Jouglt Cute. it cures all coughs, colds lid throat and lung troubles. F. C, Duke. We < a iu t let the opportunity paw without commending the Viczuelan [Kj.icy ol ths Hon. R chard Oluey. It is the ricLe$t legacy of the Clevtau d Adinii-irtiation. Mir rAti in i'ip (Kit utnr!il r?n vill ~ never ti id a remedy iqial t ? Ouq Minute Cough Curo," gays Alitor Fuckh r, ot tl.e Micauupy, Fla.* Hustler." It c.;tred his family of Luti/ippe til leaves thousand* from [>. eumonia, bronchitis, croup an t all throat and lung troubles F. C. Duke* The closj proximity of Almiral Dewey's new home iu Washington to his c ub wilt o'.iahie hiiu to dodge tlio [\\ iti inionial uialch makers. J.iineii Real Jnjnj itx Mr. James lte.'d, struck his a aui-l a uike ot ico in such a manner 0 i to bruise it severe1 y. li became wry much swollen and pained him t Uadly that ne could not walk with1 a, ihe aid id orutohes. He wai treatc. by physiuiau?, also used several I ads of liniment and two and a half j. lions of whisky iu bathing it, hut i tiling gave any relief until ho beI :t u iug Chamberlain's Pdiu Halm.. . ois brought almost a complete ov* in a week's time Mill he bed-yes thak had he not iitu.l this remedy hii leg would have Iml to be amputated. Mr.. Kved is one of the leading merchants < Clay Cogrt Honse, \V. Vs. Pain slm is u(i*(] :n'e<l for sprtius, liruisi. and rheumalitm. For sale hy Dcv F. C. Duke,