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COME UP TOWN And save from 15 to 25 per cent, on your DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ' TOBACCO, CIGARS, HARDWARE, ETC. You can savejmoney by buying from me. ' GEO. W. GOING. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, 1 Court of Ccm County or Union. J mon I'h-as. E. P. McKis-sick as Administrator, PaintitT. vs. S. F. McKissick, A. F. McKis>ick, et al. Defendants. In obvdience to an order made in the above case, I will sell at Union, before the court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on ralesday, U e 4th Dec< loiter, istio, the following lands viz: 2. All that lot of land containing acie, more or less, lying on the east side of said Mountain street opposite lot No. 1. 3. One other ljt on raid Mountain street and Iwunded by Mountain street, lot of W. E. McNeace and Virgin street lor one other lot or lurid containing thirtisn acres, more or less, lying Sout h of the town of Union and bounded by lands of Charles Bolt, Mrs. Powell and Gist Bridge road. o. One other lot containing acre moie or less, on the ead. side of Church fetieet in said town of Union, t>ouiided on the north by lot of E. It. Wallace, east by a branch, south by lot of Mrs. .Anne E. Jeter and west by said Church street. 0. A ceitain tract of land containing one hundred and twenty-sevc n acres, more or less, lying to the west of the town of Union and adjoining lands of A. II. Foster, It. N. Harris and J. I. Harris and otlieis. 7. A lot 011 Main street with law office thereon next to and adjoining lots of Mrs. A. E. Jeter and Main street. 8. One undivided one-third interest of of a parcel of land containing 731 acres, more or less, in Santuc township, in said county, adjoining lands of J. C. Jenkins, lands late of W. S. Ilobson, Thomas Harris, T. J. Sartor, Jeiry Jeter and others. 9. One undivided onc-lialf interest of a lot of land in the town of Union lying next east of lot No. 5 here and above, containing acres, more or less. 10. One undivided one-half interest in lot of land in the town of Union on Church stret t containing acre, more or less, lmunded on west by Church street, on south by lot of J. H. Spears and G. W. Going, east by lot of Cyrus Ligon and others, and north by an alley. terms of sale. One-half ca-li. the balance on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. II. Peake, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Couitof ComCounty of Union. j mon l'leas. J. S. Wilbanks, vs. S. E. Ray. In obedience to an order made in the above stated case, I will sell at Union, before the court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday the 4th December, 1899, the following lands viz: All that light title and interest of said Defendant, in and to all that certain i nf lnnri rnntninirnr t.wn hundred acres, mora or less, kuown as the old IIill place, and butting and bounding on lands now or late of Henry Sheldon, I). Tl. Sheldon, defeased, W. M. Hay, deptp^ed, William Hrewington and others. teiius ok sale. One1 alf cash, balance on credit of one year with interest from day of sale secured by bond of purchaser, and a moitguge of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. II. Peake, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina,) Court of CornCounty of Union. ) mon Pleas. Jason M. Greer, as Guardian of Grace Jeter and Mabel Jeter, I laintiffs. vs. J. M. Gee, pefendant. In obedience to an order made in the above stated case, I will sell at Union, before the court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, the 4th December, 1800, the following lands viz: All that light title and interest, same being one undivided third, part in and 10 mi mar irat", cr nmu in township, containing six hundred acres, more or less, known as the Mrs. I>. E. Gee land, and bounded by lands of Mrs. U. T. Gee, Mrs. Eunice Fleming, Mrs Mary G. Humphries, L. B. Jeter, \V. A. Nicholson and Mrs. P. P. Butler. TKRMS OF SALK. Onc-lialf cash, the balance on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale, secuied by bond of purchaser and a moi tgage of the premises. . " Purchaser to pwy for papers. p. II. Pkaick, Master. Dr. C. V5T. AITS TELL, Physician and Surgeon, Offers his professional services to the people of Union. Offico in Bank Building. Leave calls at Union Drug Co. store or ring up Phone No. 19 for prompt servioe. 15 41. Probate Judge's Sales. ? State of South Carolina, \ Court of Pro County of Union. ) lwte. B. F. Arthur as Adm'r. of the estate of J. Dogan Humphries, deceased, Plaintiff. vs. j Beulah E. Ilumphriesetal., Defendants. In obedience to an order made herein, I will sell at Union, S. C., l>efore the Court House door, during the legal houis of sale, on Salesday, 4th December 1899, J the following lands to-wit: 1. A tract of land about three miles south east of Union, S. C., containing 1 live hundred and sixteen (510) acre<. more or less, Ding on head waters of Tinker Creek, and hounded by lands of Mrs. McBride. Estate of B. F. Crawfoul, llobert Kniglr, Mrs.N. E. Porter, J. C. C. Edwards and others. , e 1 1 ...ill 1 -1 ? ? e x inn ll.ul Ol lituu mil ill" Willi 111 IOIIT sepai ate tracts or prncels, plats of which can be seen at tlie olllce of the .Judge of Probate. 2. A house and lot in the ton 11 of B Union, known as TxOt. No. 2'? in the division of L. G. Young-Dawkins tract No. 2, (said tract having l* en divided into two parts) and containing three tenths of an acre, lieing sixty-six by 01 e hundred aud ninety-eight feet, and l>eing the same lot purchased from I*. G. Young by deed dated 9th February 189ft. terms of sale. The tracts of land one third cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale. The house and lot 011 one half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sal". The credit p.?r- ' lion to be secured by Ixuid of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to have piivilege of paying all cash if so desiied, and to pay for papers aud stamps and recording papers. Jason M Greer, Judge of Probite. Sheriff's Sale. For December, 1899. r By virtue of sundry executions to b directed, I will sell before the Court L House door, In the city of Union. S. C , * 011 Monday the fourth day of Decemlier F next, during the legal hours of Sheriff's * Sales, the following described property , to wit: _ One lot of land belonging to Caroline " Powers, situate, lying and being in Cross t Keys Township, Union county contain- a iug seven acres, more or less, bounded T by lands of L. J. Browning, T. J. A'ver- c son and Wiley Estes. j levied on and to be sold as the property of Caroline Powers at the suit of B. D. c Culp. I A i.*?o All the rigid, tiilo and interest that ? J. T. Harris owns in one tract of land, s situate, lying and being in Pincknev ,, township, Union county, containing one hundred and twelve acres more or less, o and bounded by lands of Lifc/'id James, b Mrs. Julia Faucett, Cliarlie Gault, E J V. Going and Mrs. h apsey Gallman u known as the ltobt. V. Harris homestead c | pliice. | Levied and to be sold as ihe property k of J. T. Harris at the suit of F. M. , Farr A, Co. r Sheriff's Oflice 1 J? Q. Loxo, ' Nov. 13, 1899. ) S. U. C. " t Probate Judge's Sale. t State of South Carolina, \ Court of Pro- * County of Union. ) bate. d A. II. Foster and F. M. Farr in their , own right and as executors of the last, will"and testament of Nimrod Sliarp a deceased Plaintiffs. I aganist a Mary Sharp, Thomas Trammel and others Defendants. c By order of Probate Court for thoj^ county of Union and state aforesaid, I * will sell to the highest bidder, before the | Court House door, during the legal hours of sale on the 11 ret Monday in December 181)9 (it being ealesday,) iiie following described real estate situate and being in t Union township, county and State afo e- I said. t All that tract of l.?nd contains three c hundred acres, more or lass, adjoining t lands now or late of Farr Willard, John , Brandon, J. M. Greer, J* T. Davis, , Elizabeth Clark, John Skelton. David Layne and others?subject, however, to d the dower interest of the widow, Mary Sharp as set apart to her by Commissioners and shown by plat of same, which may be seen at my otlice. t:rms of s.\i,e. One half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of side, secured by bond of tho purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Tho purchaser to have the privilege of paying all cash. Purchaser to pw for pipers, recording same and for stamps. Jason M. Greek. Probate. SAY! LOOK HERE!! * My place is Headquarters for < Heavy and Fancy Groceries, J ! Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles, ( j Fancy and Plain Candies, To- ] bacco and Cigars. < I have just added a handsome J line of line harps, also hair < brushes, tooth brushes and combs. Also a full line of Fire Works. I will discontinue 1 handling bread for the present. ] J. T. SEXTON, i For Sale on Reasonable Terms. I About 225 acres; tract 2$ miles from the town of Santuo. Also about 642 acres (one tract 260 acres, another 682 acres) about two miles from the town of Carlisle, known as the Kelly lands. Will sell on easy terms, with small cash payment. Submit offers to Oiias. H. Carlisle, Executor of J. K. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg, 0. Q, M'&nes. MART SUCCUMBS AFTER LONG ILLNESS )ies Surrounded by Member of His Family. FIFTY-FIVE YEARS OF AO] iretaitd >v?i Miocifcsfn 1 In Iitiduet and Politics and Won the Aft' ctlo and liegard of All With Wlnnn II Came In Contuct. PATKRSON, N. J., Not. 21.?Vic 'resident Hobart died at 8:30 this mori ug. The family and physician were a lis bedside when he expirod. The vice president had been failin ince yesterday afternoon, although tli ICR PRKSIDRNT IIORAUT. eports given out at the house were the ie was holding his own. At inidnigli 10 became unconscious, and at 7 o'cloc his morning ho had an attack of angin pectoris, Irom which he never raliiec lis death followed at 8:30 o'clock. The flags on the cttv hall an.i all pul ic buildings were halftnasted when tit iewB of the vico president's death tx ame known. Flags on many privat inildiugs and dwelliugs were also bun t half mast. The bell ou the city ha fas tolled at intervals daring the fore toon. The Passaic county court at ourned in token of respoct. Garret A. Hobart was eminently su< essful both in business and politic: lis reputation as a man of affairs an s one of the shrowdost business men i he country was perhaps greater tha lis reputation as a political leader an tateHmau until his election to the via iresidoncy three years ago. By the death of Mr. Hobart the ofllc if vico president of the United State lecomes vacant for the rest of Presideu IcKinley's term, as tho law jrovide io succession. A prosident pro temper if tho Benato will be eloctod by ths icdy when congress nsaemblos, who wi told the office until March, 1901. By the law the succession to the prei dency of the United States in the ever if vacancy falls npon the vice presidec >nd in -the event of the latter'e death t he secretary of state, the next in lin teing the secrotarvof the treasnrv he secretary of war and down throng he list of cabinet officers in order t trecedence fixed by act of conpret rhen the death of Vioo President Her Iricks disclosed the necessity of such irorision. Senator William P. Frye of Maine 1 tow president pro tempore of the scnat< le will call that body to order when : esembles on Dec. 4 and preside until accessor is chosen. That he will sui eed himself is generally conceded. >PENCER ON THE STANC 'resident of the Southern Itsllwn Qlves Ilia Deposition. M acon, Nov. 21 ?Samuel Spence: (resident of the Southern Railway con Mtny. today g&ve his deposition Lefoi he special master in the case of Maco (itizens against tho company involvin be status of the railroad under tho pr< dsions of the constitutiou and laws ( Georgia relative to monopoly and ti lefeat of competition. fie began to recite in seriatim ord< he various purchases and lease of form rly independent lines by the Souther ince it came into Georgia, and had at t'clock discussed tho acquisition of tk Atlanta and Florida and the Cieorgi ilidland, denying that they had evi men competitors of the Southern an naintainiug that not only did the a luisition not defoat competition, bi hat It increased it. He said the Georgia and Alabam knd the Florida Central and Poninsnlr mmou iu (uh complaining Dili no long* iflftliated with the Sonthern, bat ha passed to the service of the Seaboar ;he rival of the Southern. AnnUton Car Works Busy, Anniston, Ala., Nov. 21.?The Ann! \qu plant of tho Southern Car and Foui Iry company has rooeived an order fro: ;he Pressed Steel Car company of Pitt jurg for the forging frnLl,(XX)cars. Pa >f the work will boJfr* , in the rolliii mill department, p >. the blaoksmil ihops and part in \ :? machine shop tnd several hundred men will be fuged on it for several weeks. T1 jompsny also has many smaller orde in band, and ths big plant is very bus Georgian Killed In Florida. Valdosta, Ga., Nov. 21.?Word hi been received here of the killing of M Dave B. Smith by a negro named J. Jerald, on a terpentine farm in tl northern part of Florida, whero he wi it work. Mr. Smith is of a prominei family in Berrien county, Ga. The pa Moulars of the killing haye not been r solved. Jerald made his escape, but being vigorously bunted. |S,000 For lireaoh of Promise, Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 21.?In tl Dlty court here a verdiot for $6,000 favor of the plaintiff was rendered the case of Miss Liszie Stendor vers James Smiley, a prominent liverymi of the oity. Miss Stender sued for $1( [XX) for breach of promise, alleging th B mi ley promised to marry her, but as lad feme eat alee. General Kens Notes. Now that tlio Hon. Bill Bynum > of Indiana, has succeeded in landing ) an office, our national honor appean to be safe for a few years at any rate S DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the blood, clean the liver, invigorate the system. Famous little pills foi constipation and liver trouble. F. C. Duke. 1S If we correctly read the reports from Manila, General Otis' hemmingo in process for Aguinaldo seems to have dropped some stitches. After all the talk about "cornering" and 10 "hemming in" Auguinaldo, it turns '* out that he had simply rurrounded it r J -- anoiner vacum. g Mrs. It. Churchill, Berlin, Yt., ie says: "Our baby was covered with I running sores. DeWitt's Witch ; Hazel Salve cured her." A specific j for piles and skin diseases, Beware of worthless counterfeits. F. C. Duke. Secretary Gage having once more relieved the money stringency by a call for bonds and incidentally added a few millions to the stock gamblers in Wall Street, the business of the Treasury department may now proceed until the next little speculating flurry. "I was nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. That cured me." It digests what you eat, cures indigestion, sour stomach, theartburn and all forms of dyspepsia. F. C. Duke. k t a Admiral Schley has hoisted his I- fliif on tV-.o 1 rr/\ or* ,1 ...:n 0 wuivugv (111VI rv in OM\J 11 C5*l 11 j. for South Atrica. It is cause for ree gret that he will not be able to take with him the controversy relative to p the credit for the Santiago victory U and lo9e it in some convenient jungle. I- J. B. Clark, Tcorio, 111., says: "Surgeons wanted to operate on me K for piles but I cured them with Deci Witt's Witch Hazel Salve." It is a infallible for piles and skin diseases, ii Beware of counterfeits. F. C. Duke. Mr. Ilanna, it is declared, will rce tire from tbe chairmanship of the Republican National Committee at is the meeting in Washington next ? month. Apparently that little minority for the Republican nominee in the total vote in Ohio, is having its effect. - Even McKinley sees that Ilanna must be unloaded. q Mr. J. ,?keer, Sedalia, Mo., saved u his child's life by One Minute Cough Cure. Doctors had given her up to ,g die wiih croup. It's an infallible i- cure for coughs, colds, grippe, pneua monia, bronchitis and throat and lung trouble. Relieves at once. F. J. O. Duke. H a Congress, when placed upon its > own responsibility at the opening of tho session next month, will doubth lco3 have all the timidity of a school y girl at her first ball, but the absence of Czar Heed will not be felt long, r, since the country will be safe so long i- as the great and only Grosvenor is e to remain. " Miss Anne E. Gunning, Tyre, 3 Mich., says: "I suffered a long time from dyspepsia, lostficsh and became very weak. Ivodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured nie." It digests what you eat and cures all forms of 1. stomach trouble. It never fails to n give immediate relief in the worst 1 cases. F. C. Duke. 10 ; ia Those energetic correspondents, who are nominating Mr. Bryan to fill ^ Senator Ilayward's seat are premature and inconsiderate, since Mr. JJryan has higher honor awaiting him ? than a senatorial toga, and Senator )r Ilayward may disappoint the prod phets by getting well. It takes but a minute to oveicomu tickling in the throat and to stop a 0. cough by the use of One Minute a. Cough Cure. This remedy quickly m cures ail fotms of throat and lung ?. trouble. Harmless and pleasant rt to take. It prevents consumption. A famous specific for grippe and its r. aftereffect!. <F. C, Duke. 1 10 | President McKinley is now enr8 gaged in preparing bis annual plaliy' tude< for tlie delectation of bis imperialistic ladmirers. No doubt the " message wjll explain why the United r* States has adopted as a perpetual r. : 1 L jo I Ft;il0IUIItu ??nil iiuj a3 ; plurality of wives upd slaves. a{ ' ,f. "One Minute Cough Cure is tho * best remedy I ever used for coughs and colds. It is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like it," writes II. N. Williams, Gentry118 villc, Ind. Never fails. It is tho jD only harmless remedy that gives im*ediato results. Cures coughs, colds, m . hoarseness, croup, pneumonia, bron> * | chitis and all throat and lung trouble. ^ Its early use prevents consumption. V. C. Duke. * "LOOK HERE y y Mr?. This Percale wide. It is the best I have s are the words many utter ^ . Indigo calieo and outline I only 4 cents a yard. Nice chenp. Come ?|uick. Cap< ( half dollars. It's to your int i Now that Admiral Crowninshield has been compelled to revise his re- i port in which he criticised Admiral c Dewey, the public is anxiously awaiting the next move in the efforts of Sampson's friends to demonstrate , that he was the only Simon pure hero of the war with Spain. Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery has been j made, and that too, by a lady in this ( country. ''Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for several years she ^ withstood its severest tests, but her f vital organs were undermined and death imminent. F<-r three months she coughed i.icessantly, and could c uot sleep. She finally discovered a s way to recovery, by purchasing of us l a bottle of D.\ King's New Discovery for Consumption, ut.d was sj much relieved oti taking first dose, that * 6ko slept all night; and with two hot- ti ties, has been absolutely cured. Iler t name is Mrp. Luthoi En'/..' Thus writes W. C. Ilamnick & Co., of Suel by, N. C. Trial bottles free at W. C. '1 Duke's Drug Storo. Regular bf>Oc. (1 and SI.CO. Every bottle guaranteed. n Nebraska may he appropriately t termed the banner Democratic state this year. Eviden'ly Mr. llryan's home people like him, a liking whicu Mr- liahr.il s neighbors Gil to possess for that trust-defending Sena- f tor if the returns from Cuvahog* r m. O ? county arc a true cnteron. r Glorious yews. Comes from Dr. D. IJ. Cargiio, oi Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four ? bottles of E'ectric Bitters has cured ~ Mr3. Brewer of scrofula, which had p caused her great siuTering for years. ]} Terrible soreB would break out on her head and tace, and the best doctors could give no help; but her cure is complete and her health is excellent" This shows what thousands have prov ed?that Electric bitters is the best ] blood purifier known. It's the. su preme remedy for eczema, tetter, ^ rheum, ulcers, boi's aud running sorefcij 1 It stimulates liver, kidneys and bov-( els, expels poison", helps dig< stioii * builds up the strength. Only 50 cents' C Sold by F. C, Duke druggis'. Guar v anoed. " .'a V Tom Piatt appears to be unable to saddle Bronco Teddy this year. Already the gay Governor ka* intimated that he may not sign Mr. Piatt's pet ^ scheme, the proposed State Constabulary bill, I lie Fooled the Surgeons. t All doctors told Renick Hamilton f of West Jt fferson, Ohio, alter suffir 1 ing 18 months fr >m Rectal Fistula r he would die unless a costly opera;iou J was performed; but he cured himself t with five boxes of Bucklen'a Arnica c Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth, t ami the beat SaVe in the WorlJ. 25 4 cents a box. Sdd by F. C. Duke r druggist. ^ sait is reported that Governor Roose-1 f velt is taking boxing lessons. What ? a talking acquisition pugilism would c have if he should turn professional, a The Appetite of a Gout. ia ciiviiu vy an puut u > A whose Stomach and Liver are out of F order. All such should know that c Dr. King's New Life Pills, the won- F derful Stomach and Liver Remedy, F give a splendid appetite, sound di- ? gestion and a regular bodily habit a that insures perfect health and great energy. On'y 25c, at F. C. Duke's v - drug store. The phrase "the men behind the v guns" has given way to "the men s behind the mu'es." Well, they take ( some chances too ! ' - r Gaining a Wide Reputation. i e As a euro for rheumatism Cham- ^ berlain's I'aiu Ralra is gaining a wide f reputation. J) B Johnson, of Richmaud, Ind., has betn troubled with that uiluteni since 1802 In speaking of it he says: "I nev-. r found any " thing that w. ubi relievo ir.e until I f used Chamberlain's Tain Ba'm. It 1 acts like magic with me. My f<>ot < was swolleu and pained mo very much f but one go.id application of Pain r Balm relieved me." For sale by F. ] C. Duke. The Honorable Billy Mason is now devoting his attention to adulterated beer. Billy is such an adulter- i ated fraud that he ou^ht to ben g^rd 1 judge. 1 n at is only ?> cents a yard, and is a yard icen anywhere for the pi ice." These vhen they buy these goods. "This lack is the cheapest I ever saw," line of capes just received?going 23 from one dollar to four and one;erest to see us before buying. O. WRAY. If this thing keeps up, Chicago sill soon become the bigamy center >f the universe. If troubled with d'/zincs, furred ongue, bitter taste in mouth, bloated eelivg after catine, constipation or ick headache, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Irishmen in Philadelphia held an ndignation meeting last Wednesday lenouncing England's aggression igainst the Boers. The committee vas asked to spend ?25,000 in buying bod and medicines for the Boets. I).*. M. A. Simmons Liver Mcdi* ino searches out all impurities in the ystem, and expels them harmlessly y the natural channele. The ollicial count has not yet dcermined who has been elected goverior of Kentucky, Both sides claim he victory. If you feel dull, languid, broken own. debiliatcd. have weak stomach r indigestion. uri Dr. M. A.Simions Liver Medicine. The Americans have seized the welve bavrels containing the wardohe of Mrs. Aguinaldo and private ecords of the insurrection. ? Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medi i?!? i a* since ioo-i steadily risen in lublic tavor, and the demand for it ur exceeds that of any other Liver dedicir.e, A pension of $15 a month was ran toil by Commissioner Evans to Idelaide W. liagley, mother of jieut. Worth llagley, who was killed n the war with Spain. W. T. Ver man. Lnrav. S. C., writer: 'Hare rerd Dr. M. A Simmons Liver Vfedicine ten years. It has cured ennrpenient of the liver and insomnia. Think it is as fjr ahead of Zeilin's and Slack Draught rs day ia ahead of "gh?." Two Folish inventors are now in Chicago making tests of an apparatus rhich will send GOO words a minute distance of GOO miles over the rires. A SURirCURE FOR CROUP. A twenty-five Years'''Com taut Use Without a Failure. T^e first indication of croup is koarfcnefs, and in a child subject to hat-disease it tray be taken as a sure lifrn of the approach-of an attack. ?iJlowing this hoarseness is a peculiar ough' oough ft Chamberlain's Codfeh temedy is given as soon as ths'tAIR^ ircomcs* hoc roe, or even after the roupy cough ahpears, it will prevent he 'attack. ^ it is used in m*ny houeand homes in this broad land and js .? * - irver uipb JJH IUIH mt MIXIOQI nOOlDOT. -Vehave yet to learn of a tingle intan ce in which it bat not proved ef* * ectual. No other preparation can how such a record?twenty-five yeara onataot U3e without a failure. For nlo by F. C. Duke. Andrew Carnegie, in a lettor to 1. W. Iitfcock, a well-known news>ap?r writer of Arizona, offers the ity of Tii*con a'sum of #25,000 to >ay for j?" public library-- building, ^ ivoviilfl|f the city furnishes S Site nd to tnain^jm the institution t an ai nual oast of $2,000. 5on of%Ohto Merchant Cured ef Chrdaic Diarrhaa. My son basltaen troubled for years yitli chroni<fei4?rrhoe8. Some years go I persuaded him to take some of ^hambsrl&ln's Colic, Chclira and diarrhoea Remedy. After using two >ottles of the 25 eent size be waa cured. give cms leeiirqontai, hoping pome >ne similarly afflicted may read it and >o hencfitfd,*?Thoe. C- Bnrwer, QUn? toe4 O. Fortale by P. C.. Duke. Com ihu location between New York ind the Piria Exposition by means >f wir lea* folegrsphy ia promised by Nikola Teslia. 'fhe promiee it based >n a series of experiments auoeessully conducts! at Colorado Springs ind the inventor will toon return to ^ow Yi>rk to ooatinte his woik there. t > y i [ ?i ; . Rooms to Rent* 111LL HOUSE to reat for ISOO?as a vhole or in apartments. Other wise* and room* to rent. Vi i- CtOVOH WiLUU.