The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 20, 1900, Image 2

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^ feTTA JANE ETCHINGS. Ktta Jane, April !??CircHms'anees over which I had no control po'venlcd ray sending a letter to Tin: Times la>! week. The -loves are cooing this morning farmers are seriously considering the planting question. Sen com will doubtless 1k> planted this week. Itev. J. X. Isom has shown me a sample of home made mol.i u.ri 1? from the genuine sugar cane grown i.i some of the lower counties ol' this State. It is far superior in ta-te to that made from the ordinary cane miaul i i this latitude. We have several casts of sickness in this neighborhood, some of theni very bad off. County Supt. of Kducitini W. ] '. McArthnr called a me. ting <>! t! ?? School Trustees and tende r, lad Saturday to discuss plans looking to the i.nprovenients of the sc hoo'.s. Most of the free schools in this se- '.i >n have suspended for th.e pv; son'. ' ; i .p.. .. i: :, ' i>l 10. ijdiir; 1/ioiH')' .--- ( morning. ]j?t she is grain illy 11 weaker. I overheard a young 111.1:1 talking ! > some young ladici who t,\p:< s-i .1 th.-ir admiration of the young men wli > part their hair in tin: middle. Tin* y.u:.g man said. If tin* praetice bjt'omc 1 an} - j tody its some f?> >1. Air. Xol ie ])!?ekwell say-, tin! you j nuiv give some women ail the pru\ Hons tliey want and they can't < ?> ,\ a j ttpiare meal's victual' out of i:. To sit up all light with sick p "pn. : renders any one unli' to wiire a let'ei i -r j the paper next morning. The fruit crop ts ell right as v.t. A few peucht s have h?en Ki e.j l.v ;!: : hut not enough to ?lTect thejie! 1 ? appreciable extern.. There will be prtaching at S i'iti 1 \t Sabbath lath imt. We find th.it the winter lah.s lav, made bavce of the Urates ; 1:. 11 ?1;11.1 u on the hiil sides. Mrs. .lodge .1 V. Wei. M* dad at Gaffuey last Fiiday. .ludgn WVioiif i> a former I*uion County, mm and w;.s raise.) hi i iimri' 11 inge. j;.- is Judge of 1'robate of Choiokeo f miMv and an excellent < Hi or. He and Infamily have our heartfelt syu ouhl.- m their great loss. Some of our neighbors hive 1:.? t < '. guano shipped to Kelly's Station 01 11 Lockhait it. It. and are bulling ii from lhere now. Yesterday the Salem S S lium.iin ly agieed to invite the ("horuki < county Inteidenoniination il S. Co iviiUiuii to meet with it on tlie sicoatl S.Juiduy i t May l'.HJC. Some weather prophets medic! a quarrtily of rain this week. We hop; they are mistaken. Saturday May 2<i is the time act for the Annual celebration at the Cowpins 1 >attie ground. A good time is in s.to.e for those wlio attend and we h ?pe to see Union county largely rcpio.-eund. Kiuinent speakirs will be selected for the occasion and a general goad ti'u for al is predicted. iVe have been away from home;) _-o. (] deal lately and haven't hid ch.ine.keep up with TiikTimks1 qu YsuH a> d we aie a little 1 ehind in that. Jin lanis a question for our readers : A. 15. and C. went to town with c en to seil A had of) hiishels 15. I hi tv bushels and ('. It) buslie's. T.iev all sol I at the same tim t > the sline p !i ties and at tliesa,?o rale and strange t? s iv caeh man realized thestineuumiuit of money. IIow was that ? \'< x. j S. C. Telephone Company. The South Carolina Telephone j Company and the Lexington 'JYYphone Company have eotnjleud their lines between -Columbia and Lexington. Jt is a metallic c'reuit . line, insuring a perfect service, very distinct and audible. The S ?u !t Carolina Telephone Company w. 1 in a few days begin to install its'phones in Columbia, in ccnr.ecti ri whh its metallic circuit system. It vi 1 : !>> verv scon begin to extend its metallie circuit lines to other points in the State, connecting its exchange vith the vaiious other indtpe ndint te'ophone lines in North and South Carolina. STRAY COW. I 1 avc a i tray cow, raptui* d T!ii.r.h \ O vner can have same hv calling. pining damages and for this adveriisim cut. Ited heifer left ear cropped rUht <a: pp'h. J. L. Df.i.i i:. 10-lt. 300,000 PLANTS. /ill 1 f* . 1 1 tannage plants or me car;;' ; 3in?l and best varieties. 'J< M > > yet on hand to be sold at 15C PERIOD or $1.25 by tbo 1000. Abo 100,000 Tomato, Dent and i\tato plants, Pepper, Kgg Plant, etc., at 5c per dozen. The. c plants can bo shipped on order or delivered at your door i:'in Union. Call on (i. Walt Whitman, on Court House Square, general agent. T!;e-c plants are grown on (\A. T. C. Duncan's truck farm within thecorporate limits ot U?i >n. J. IKE HARRIS, Gen. Mgr. AN ORDINANCE. To Raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year Commencing May 1, 1900, for the Town of Union, S. C. 11 j it ordained by the May ?r and w.\r leu3 of the Town of Union, S. C., in council assembled and by au horiiy of the eaae : That a tax to c^ver tho expenses of said t jwn of Union from the first day of May. 11)00, to the first diy cf Ma/, lit H, be levied aud collected in manner and form as follows : Suction 1. That a tax of five (5) mil's tip >u every dollar of the value of :o1 est.do, personal property, stock in tra le, is hereby levied to meet the oruiuury expenses f municipal g>7 cromout of said town for tho fiscal year e.?maieucing the first day of May, l'.iOO Sft:c 2. That a tax of 2A mills upon every dollar of. value of real est at.1, personal property and stock in ir.? le, 1# hereby levied to pay interest o.i h .rids for building and equipping a sewerage system, bonds for improvement and ei:l vrging present system of water works and bonds f >r building ?. town haM, during tbe tiical year beginning ti e first of May, lt'OO. 11 3 Tiiat a tax of 2A mills upon every do'lar of the value of all I reui est a1/*, pc-r?or al property aud j ft ck in trade, is hereby levied to pay ; interim- 011 water works and electric ' light boii'lf. i Vk j. 1. Tout the sum of three (3) 'dollars be fixed as a commutation for strict or :oui duty, and the said sum ! to be paid by all able. b. died male persons ai.l to performer cause to i l e ptrlbru c-d tl e labor herein re | quired, Ik ; ween tic ages ?f eighteen t [ \r>j K'> 'J j t'liip, \y in* iLbtt;c ; within illd corporate limita of said i {own, cxxq.t ordained ir.iniatcis and ! t':osi ( x runt bv Jaw, and any person i iiublo to this tax. who shall fail to ' pay the simc with'n the tiiuo spcciii.'ti !o required to work on the j .-'.root.: of the oi;/ rix days under the [dir. ctiui of the street overseer, and j any pc ruon failing either to nay said i c m.muiaton <r petform said labor, | fl.a'.i bo brought bolero the Mayor's j court mil upai conviction, shall be | ii'ted in u sum not exceeding ten dol: bin or imprisonment not exceeding : twet t/ days, either or both. HiThat the Town Clerk and ' Tteasimr do proceed at onco to colI Kci v: e t .res herein levied, and th^t J he shall keep li'u b joka open from l! e , first liny if May, next, t> the first j ii iy i.f .]?tie, libit), after which time I i:o >b:i'l proceed by distress, r other? i a i e as pie-eribed by law, to cdlect j s ich as riit.aina unpaid, with a penalty of twenty (2b) per cent, and | o &? of lol.'ccting added. t'i.e. (I. That tho basis of value for tax: t ;r. of icul estate, personal pr pet ty and stock in trade, shall be taken fr on as esm enta as levied by the c^un'y Auditor in February, ; ii> to, M:? . 7. Every itinerant phyeician i>r xci.der ir eelle.* of medicines, | patent r.r of his own make, or prac lititig as an itinerant his profession or I ; cn'lii-tr, si.all piy a license <i no* lers than So j er day or 820 per week, in 1 the ditcrtlion of the Mvyor i nd town 1 council. Hi:'. 8. Every person or persoi 8 j pedniing or eelIi :g within the corpotj > to limit3, fruits, poultry, v- ge able-, butter, eggs or othtr like ertie'es <f 1 |<r.<iluce,Oiall pay a license (f teu (10) ! doihrs j or annum or lire (o) dollars j j < r <pir. r'.er of three (3) months, or ouo i (!) dollar per day. Provided, That this section shall not be held to apply i t<; rollers (-1 produci and like charcc?r raised on farms in Lniou county, jSC. hi.< . E-ich and every dealer or 'c mpany retailing fresh meats, euch juHbetf, mutton, pork and the like, j shall p*y a license of thirty-five (35; 1 dollars. Provided, That this section ahull not bo held to apply to persons j si lling : ny of the albrera'd kinds of ir.fv.ttin quantities of n A ,'e-e than ! '-< nijicr ot I!n) anuria', tucli perj .-hull first make and li!e an afli. davit with the Clerk of (he C uncil j S'-(ting 1' rLh (he following fac's :* 1. The name and poet office ad ?! r<;of }; rv>i:s proposing to sell. 1 I ha? the animal or animals ! !;' :( d were raited by or on iarir.s ! < . tie prepo-i 1 v -odor. That the meat t > be offered in | in (iontid r.:t'l wholesome cmditiiu. I j> r filing cimh > l!i lavit the ('Jerk may give to tai I j r >poscd vet d ;r a ' certificate that he lias cuiip'ied with : this article a. 1 iio shall then be permitted to make sale of siid meats by the rj (.:rter without liccni9. sc::< (At. TAXMH. Svr 10. Eich and every ft re, 1 (' , ; accident or other like annoauio: for j inrurar.ee of any Kind st.nl1 make a ; sworn statement < f their annual gr a ; rocelptri for the year pri .r and ending j .January, lOoO, of or,< h c rnpsny aI reprccor.tr<1 by their sig-mle, ami j whose agents nro rrrp.iired t > make ' such rc-tiirn-j to the C erk ami Treas I urtr when returns on other proj rr.i 't j are required to bo mad , and t > pry uu thiir premium receipts ihe iimounts as assessed en real and per- I ?onal property and if such returu as made to County Auditor in February, 1900, shall be copied by Clerk and s| Treasuror. t! Sec. 11. N) person, firm or corpor ation shall bo eugagod io, prosecute c or carry on any business, occupation b or profession hereafter mentioned without first receiving from the town o Clerk, upon tho order of the Mayor, b a special license, thereafter as follows 11 to-wit : b Each and every person running an ico wagon or dealing in icc ? 20 00 Eich end every livery and feed stable 50 00 Each and every feed aud sale o ttahlc 50 00 h Each agent or dealer (who a has uoanuual license) sell- c ing mules or horses 95 per p .1 con - l. uuj , ui j?ci wct'jv, ur j mules and horses at auc- ii tioa per day 10 00 d For each dealer iu fresh tish- e or oysters outside of tfffcat d market 15 00 a For each restaurant outride p of meat marktt on Main t street 25 00 o For each oyster taloon 10 00 S For each restaurant outside of meat market on baik n street 15 00 a For each itinerant plumbtr.. 10 00 For each barber snop with si ooo chair 5 00 a For each barter shop with o more than one chair 10 00 / For each shooting gallery 10 00 Fcr each skating rink $5 per month or per year 10 CO For each railroad for business dotio within the Stato and not iucluding that douo without the Stat'' 100 00 For each two horso carriage, buggy or hack kept for hire outside of a livery etable 15 00 0 For each one-horse carriage, '' buggy or hack kept lor hire outside if a livery j, stable 10 00 t roroacn two-horse uray 10 00 a For each one-horse dray 5 00 For each boot or shoe bl tcl1.. 2 50 ^ For each boot or shoe hlactt 'v with privilege if chair on i< street 5 00 For each photograph gallery 10 00 " Fur eech itinerant photog- v raphcr per day..., 1 00 For oach billiard room on c Main street 25 00 e For cash billiard room on I' back street 15 00 a For each tcu pin alley 50 00 For each circus per day 100 00 5 For each side show per day.. 25 00 p For each opera house 25 00 s For each leoturo. musical tu- 1 tertui jincn', play or sVow lor rewaid outside of opera ' house 5 00 ;t For each auctioneer per day e S2 50 or per year 25 00 f For each itinerant sewing machine agent or dealer... 10 00 j For each agent or solicitor fbr subscription for shares a or st. ck <.f any noc-resi- t dent 13. & L. association or c insurance Co. per day 25 00 Express company and oil t ompany transacting aud t doing business in this town <1 and other point or points 1 within this Htate, for corporations other than the I giverumeut cf United j Stales its officers and ?. agents. . t Express company 25 00 ( Oil cjmpany 50 00 | Eich telegraph Cimpany op- < (-rating an olfice within < the incorporate limits of the town of Uni >n, whether by a railroad or other corporation, shall pay a license per anr.um if 25 00 Eich architect 10 00 Each civil cugiueer 10 00 Euli autvftjor 5 00 Etch bank with $25,000 capital or more 25 00 Eveiy person, tinn or corpc- . ration contacting private haiik, lending money on Hut et-tate ami individual aec nrities 15 00 Broken b lliug and deaing in m rchaudifle, produce on c nnnijfjioi or margin 10 0 Itinerant b >ok agent per day 2 50 Itinerant l> ?ok agents soling books f>r Keb.-cription jn-r day 2 00 Hioh coal dea'er 10 00 Each c>al ar.d wuo 1 yard 10 00 Each Wi od y?.rd 5 00 Eieh contractor from 850 to 8500 5 00 Hich contractor 1'roni 8500 I) 81,000 10 00 Eich contractor from 81,000 an 1 upward? 15 00 Etch cotton s?ol buyer, ix(cpt f/r If-cil mill? 15 CO i Cotton ec3.I oil mill, includ: in* seed buyer thcrcf* r 25 00 ! Each cotton buyer 10 CO Each 1?nit trie ?g.-nt 5 00 i L inch dealers per day 1 00 O uiitst or opt clan itinerant i per day 5 00 Itinerant stove dealers per day 2 50 Dach u dert&ker or embalmer either 15 00 For each and every business not pecified above shall, be charged at he discretion of Mayor. Sue. 12. Auy person or persona, ompauy, firm or corporation omraced or mentionod in any of the jregoing sections or section of this rdinance and required therein t> ob lin lio?neo or to pay for the perform ag or carrying ou their respective usincfs or for the transactions of the *me, who shall fail, refuse or neg'ecl a pay the licenso or amount* therein pecified in advance, and each and very person, firm or corporation giv ng, showing or attempting to give or how any of tho performincea, shows r exhibitions without haviug received nd paid for their liceuse to do so, ,nd any person or fersons, firm or orporatiou violating auy part or tarts of this ordinance, shall ba subjct to and for ami required to pay a ins of not les3 than olo dollar per lay for each and every day s> oflfecdd, or not imrj than ouo hundred lollars per day, or to be imprisoned ind made to work on tho streets an 1 mblic places of the tiwa for not more ban forty days l',r oach day so HenJed, a id at the discretion of the rlayor or town cjuncil. All ordinances or parts of ord!ance6 or-fl ctiug with this ordinance re hereby declared repealed. D ?no and ratified in council asambled unde?* the hand of the Mayor nd seal of council this the third dav ^ f April. 1000. Lttc3t: [L S] J. II. Rodueu, Mayor. W. r>. Arthur, Clerk and Ti\a.u:er. ELECTION NOTICE. Cou.vnr. CnAMiiRit, 1 I" i\ i o V, >. April It too. } A petition having lieeii duly presented > t he Town Council of Union signed by a laj.irily of the freeholders of said town of Jni in, praying the construction equipping md updating liy sn.d town of Union of . sewerage system and the Us no liy sail iwn of Union of coupon binds to the mount of ?2">,0<)0 to meet the cost of nine. Said bonds to bear interest at six er cent, per annum, interest payable n ?mi-annnally?said IhukI.h payable forty <> ears after date, with the privilege of ti ademption after twenty yeais fiom date. C Said petition also praving the impiove- a lent, enlarging and extending the t.l rater works of said town, and the issue d >y said town of Union of coupon bonds o the amount of $1*2,Odd to meet the ost of same. Said bonds to bear interst at six per cent, per annum, interest arable semi-annually. Sai t bonds pay* ble forty years after date, with the uivilege of redemption after twenty ears from date. j Said petition further praying, the j. iiiilding of a town hall and ihe issue by y aid town of Union of coupon bonds to p he amount cf ?13,000 to meet ill* (l ost of same. Said bonds to bear inter st at six per cent, per annum, interest \ ayable semi-annually Said bonds p iv- ? ble forty years after date, with privil- ( ge of redemption after twenty years rom date. It apiiearing to the satisfaction of th<"own Council that tin petition is signed . ?y a majority of the freeholders of said ." own, and it further appearing that the 1 ggregate oonded iudebtuess of said I own of Union will not exceed eight |>er i ent. of the assessed value of the taxable ? irnperty therein. IT IS ORDERED, That the qnes- (l ions of the issue of said bonds by said own of Union be submitted to the | t I!i Idled electors of tlie said town of 'nion at an election to be h?ld for tint impose on April 2">th, 190J. at the J 'ourt House in said town an I that \V. 4. Gulp, M. L Le master and .1. 11. llix p >e and are hereby appointed managers of \ said election, and to conduct the (decion. The pol's will bo opened at!) /clock, a. in., and closed at G o'clock p. in., and the election will be con- ( lucted in accordance with the laws ' >f force governing municipal elec- ' lions. , The municipal supervisor of registration shall furnish the managers of election with the book or books of registration for the use of the manage fa. All electors not heretofore registered may apply to the municipal supervisor, S. M. lticc, Jr. E. U., for registration according to law. Electors desiring to vote lor the issue of ?25,000 coupon bonds, bearing interest at six per cent, prr annum, payable semi-annually, said bonds payable forty years after date, with privilege of redemption after twenty years from date to meet the cost of construction, equiping and oper ling a sewerage system by said town / Union, will d? positc a ballot, havn.g written or printed thereon or partly written or printed thereon, tinfollowing : ' Issue of ?25,000 coupon bonds by the town of Union for construction, cquiping and operating a sewerage system, 'Yes.' " Those O J 1 desiring to vote against the issue will deposite a like ballot having thereon the word 4,No". Electors desiring to vote for the issue of?!2,000 coupon bonds,bearing interest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, said bonds payable f?r?y years alter date with privilege of redemption after twenty years frqm da'e to meet the cost o! improving, enlarging and extending the watei works of said town of Union, will deposite a hallot having written or printed thereon or partly written or printed thereon the follow a STILL* IN TOWN Town WITH "EVE Nice New Groc Pickles, Preser Sugar, Coffee,' Hams, B. Bacc Oat Meal, Buc Cheese Bread, Fine Confectic etables, Canned Meats Canned Vegett Our line of Cigars Chewing Tobacc< complete. /-? rr* yv ? * r m. r > ; L. 2>. iuwin* i ! Phone 18. T FREE DEI Summons for Relief. la to of South Carolina, ) Court o' C< m County of Union. ) mon Pleas. y G. A. Wilson, Plaintiff, V against J, J. I<. Alman, Defendant. ai To the defendant, J. K. Alman. You d re hereby summoned and required to nswer the complaint in this action, of ') diich a copy is herewith sprved upon t? on, and to serve a copy of your answer t; o tlie said complaint on the subscriber t their of bee at Union, South Carolina, rithin twenty days after the service iprcot; exclusive of the day of such tor- 1 ice; and if you fail to answer the com- laint within the time aforesaid, the laintiff in this action will apply to the unit for the relief demanded in this nmplniiit. Dated A prill 1, A. D. 1000. " 11vdhick ?fc SAWYKIt, i> l'laineiflf's Attorney?. V To tin <1* fendant, J. K. Alman: Take otice; that the summons in this action, f which Hie foregoing is a copy, was ^ hd in the ollico of the Clerk of the !ourt of common pleas for Union county. t Union, for the county of Union, in lie State of South Carolina, on the llth ay of April, A. D 1000. llvDitioK & Sawyf.ii, i Attorneys for Plaintiff. Union, S. C., April i2, 1900. 1 1 1 ?JMIU Final Discharge' ;j Notice is hereby given that T. L. v lames, executor of the estate of Josiah p \isUv, deceased, lias applied to tl I. Gret r, Judge of Probate in and for lie County of Union, for a final disburse as such executor. 1 It is ordered that the 8th day of May L I). P.100, in fixed for healing of peitiou and a final settlement of said esate. Jasom M. Greer, Probate Judge, Union County, S. C. April C?, l'JUU. l"?-4t. eg: "Istuc of $12,000 coupon t innds by the town of Union for , uiproving, enlarging and extending ^ he water works, 'Yes'." Those lesiring to vote against the issue will leposite a like ballot having thereon he word uNo". \ Electors desiring to voto for tho ssue of $13,000 coupon bonds, >earing interest at six per cent, per innum payable semi-annually. Said >onds payable forty years after date vith privilege of redemption after twenty years from date to meet the * ;ost of building a town hall, will de 1 : I .lusjt a, uanui uuviug written or primed j * hereon, or partly written or printed thereon the following: <kIssuc of $1:1.000 coupon bond4 of the town :>f Union for building a town hall V "Yes." Those desiring to vote against the issue will deposit a like ballot having thcron the word "No." There shall be furnished said Managers of Election, three ballot boxes, and the ballots cast upon the (piestion of each issue of bonds shall be deposited in a separate ballot box. Before opening the polls the managers shall take an oath to conduct the election fairly and impartially. Immediately after closing the polls the managers shall proceed to count the votes in# public, and make full report iu writing to the Town Council. Done and ratified by the Town Council assembled the 3rd day of April, lDOO. Attest; J. II. Hodof.r, \V. I) Aimiun. Mayor, Clerk and Trcas. 14?3t. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby Riven tint Willitm administrator of the f state of A. (i ltico, do pi>b:|, has applied to Ismvi M. Cr-er, Judge ot riuiutn, in and for the County of Union, for a (i tal (lis 'barge as such administrator. it h ordered, that, the 12th day of May A. 1). I'.rO, lie lixed for hearing of |M-tition, and a liual fcttlemenl of sal I (Statu. Jason M. flnEF.u. I'rohnte Judge, Union t'ounty, S. C. Published Apill 13, 1100. 15-4?. Lo |; send y RYTHINQ TO EAT " eries, i ves> Olives. Tea, >n, Syrups, kwheat, Banquet Wafers, 2 A >ns. Fruits, Veg- 2 w 5, Canned Fruits, 2 ibles. 2 and | 3 is 8 SEND, Mgr. | insley's Old Stand. 5 JVERY. i Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given th:it Delia K. IcMeaee, administratrix of the estate of V. E. McNeace decease*!, h is applied to ,i.?on M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in tid for the County of Union, f??r a finil ischarge as such administratrix. It is ordered, that the l4tlidayof May, ~W .. I)., 1000, l>e tixe*l forbearing of petion, and a final settlement of stid elite. Jason M Greer, Probate Judge, Union County, S. C. Published in the Union Times April 3, 1000. 15-4t. Final DischargeNotice is hereby given that J. N. parks and W. M. Sparks executors of i? estate of Levi Sparks, deceased, has pplied to Jason M. Gre*T, Judge of ?ob?to, in and for the county of Union, jr a final discarge as such executor. It is ordered that the 10th day of May l. 1). It KM), lie fixed for hearing of p? iion, ami ami a iinai settlement of said state. Jason M. Ghekti, Praltate Judge, Union County, 8. C. Published Gih April, 190J, in the Jnion Times. lo-4r. Administrator's Notice. All persons having claims against fie estate of L. P. Murphy, deceased, lust present them properly Mt?ud .'ithin the next thirty days, and those ndebted must make prompt (tftyment to o the undersigned. o.T. Murpuy, Administrator of L P. Murphy, dee'd. 1-VJt. If YOU CAN NOT Af AD THIS SMAH TYA? AT U NCXti IIIT"?? OU NtiO SRfCTACLt*. Wt Ate RRtPARCC FOR ACCRUAT*!.* TfttlllO t AT ISO TMf tYtA ASO OOARASfCt oATltf ACTION . EYES TESTED FREE At WILLIAMSON'S JEWELRY * AND OPTICAL STORE. For Sale. One roo^I family horse and a two eat Surrey for sale, call on II M. SrARKB 13?tf. /I Baby's /OLl K^Birtk 1 /# is very much like the blossomI ing of a flower. Its beauty and , perfection depends entirely 1 upon the care bestowed upon ' its parent. Expectant mothers , should have the tenderest care. 1 They should l)e spared all worry and anxiety. They should eat plenty of good nourishing food 1 and take gentle exercises. This i will go a long way toward preserv- , ing their health and their beauty as well as that of the little one to , come. But to be absolutely sure , of a short and painless labor they 1, should use Mother's Friend regularly during the month* of Rett** , tion. Tnis in u Himple liniment, which i* to bo applied externally. It Rive# , strength and vlsror to the muscle* and , prevent* ail of tne discomfort* of preff, nnney, winch women lined to think jM < were absolutely neccaaary. When 'W Mother'* Friend is used thera i* n? , danger whatever. . . Oct Mother's Friend at the rffug ?*ore, 91 per bottle. THt vttAOriCLO RE Gill A f OA CO. , """LANTA, OA. Writ, far our fr?a be** 11 it.for. ll?*r t. tl*i?a." / "? ?* ' ^ "*'L^"agr