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Death of Mr. 3. NJ. Smith.

II becomes our sad duty to record
The death of Mr. Benjamin NJ. Smith,
which occurred at the residence o!
his brother. Mr. ". 5. Smith, st
Smithvillc. on "Wednesday morning
last. about : O'Clock.
Mr. Smith had been III defining
health rur long time, and had come
from his hcme in Savannah to Sum-
fer On husiness when he WAS taken
vary Ill and was carried to his broth
er's at Smithrile, where he continued
to grow worse until he expired. sur.
rounded Ly his relatives and friends.
Mr. Smith was in the - year OF
his ace. and was the third son OF the
late Mr. Mendcl Smith. lie was
horn at Sm;thyillc, but removed 10
Camden with his father vi IN small!
ch;ld, where he spent the greater por-
ton of his life.
lie leaves wife and three Chill
drcn---.vo bo5s 4, Il girl to whom
VIC extend our mt st sincere syMpa
thies in their sad Bereavement.
Mr. Smith possessed warm au'I
generous heart, and was endowed
with . disposition which won fol
him mauy warm friends wherever he
went. His remains We're brought tc
Camden on yesterday morning fol
iiterment in the Jewish Cemetery
where rests the remains of his faith
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Roland Democratic iiab.

ROLAND, S. c., July 7tt!, 1890.
Roland Democratic lab met at
Vests Mill this afternoon
After the revision Of the roll the
Club was rc.organizcd by the clec'
tion OF the following gentlemen as
officers of the Club. viz: 7. Il. Bruce,
President; J. 4. West, Vice.Presi.
dent: W. It. TASTY, Secretary.
The following resolutions were CT.
Fered and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We endorse the
March Convention and Is. Il. Ti.lman
for Governor.
2. That We will not support any
candidate for office who do mot adj
vocatc retrenchment and reform in
our State and County government.
5. That we endorse the Sub,treas-
ury bill and will support for Con-
gress those only who advocate its
adoptionS.
4. That copies Of these resolutions
be sent 70 the Charleston Work. anu
County papers for publication.
". 7. HASTY,
Sccritary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SoUTH CAROLINA,

S0UTH CAROLINA,
kEEaIrAw County.
Carrigan & Sicoy, against John Nc
Lean-l,Necution.
Under and by virtue OF the ahovo
named execution to INC directed, L
will sell, at public ontcry. before tho
Court House in Camden, :. c., with
in tho legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday in August next, the dth day,
all that Piece, pa.cc! or tract OF iand
situated in Kcrshaw County. STATE
aforesaid, containing one hundred
tlUn) acres, lroro Or less, bounded
East and North East by lands OF
Mrs NJ. J. Elliott, North and Nortl,
West, West AMI Sontb West by
lands of John D. McCaskll, South
and South East by lands OF Mrs Z.
J. Perkins, Lcvled upon as tho
property ri the defendant, John Mc'
Lean. Tcrms-Cash.
JA,:Es T.. ll:.I.E,
Sh. .;tf Il ,rSIaw Go.
July 1G-th
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Watierscn OH the Force Bill.

T was but boy in 1860. and most
# the mon with whom | t;'cn strug-
glc.l for the Conat tuition, tie Union
and the enforcement Of the Jaw have
ronc TO their account. But their
sons and grandsons are here, red it
seems the sole pElpose of Repu6l'-
canisln-of which the President is
the ianatical embodiment an" Mr.
Speaker Reed the rascal!y intcrpre-
ter-to d:ivc these out OF national
fellowship. i see on every hand fine
and lusty lads. born since the close
Of the war, and fast growing to \ ialr
manhood
Instead Of seeking to make these a
general on Of young patriots, the Re
publican leaders are doing their ut
most to make them q generation Of
young vipcrs. They see in their
government, as 1t is now organized,
foreigner and an enemy, not fe!.
low-citizen and n friend. They feel
at the hands OF the party in power
the mailed clasp OF war, Not the gen
tie pressure Of peace. They henr
from the oracles Of that party moth.
inr but taunts and curses, eXecrations
and accusations, assailing al that
ihev hold near and DEAL Courier
JorTnul.
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J. r. i!EERING, Sec'y.
Attention. Democrats.

\ Convention Of the Democratic
party OF Kcrshaw County is hereby
called to he held in the Court lsouse
in Camden on Friday, the first day
OF August, proximo. The Convcn
ton Is called for the purpose Of re.
organizing and electing delegates 70
the State Convention TO be held in
Columbia OH the 18th OF Angus next,
The various Democratic Clubs i'll
the County are hereby instructed tc
send delegates to said Convention
upon the basis # two for 'very TWEEN
ty-ivc members and two at large ful
tic whole Club.
The Convention will be called to
order at Il O'Clock n. m
s. G.. CLl URN.
County Chairman.
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Nlhian. ii,lAnr:Nti: ;iHh.

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Personals


i;r 7. l.. ra1A:r, "t Jtcntnn. IS il
! Uaudcn spending IA les ia,s.
=. ,, Gill;. ~
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,frr :, s.,;l ,n.,r.. ,.s.,.d
,I.r"'.-,, ra,o.I,,, .,o !.;s w,v f., Sm;,h.
,;,ic i.s, WOOL,
Mr. II. =. I5una'n.. Of ;'o'urt'ia.
,ras visiting The family of his ril!le..
=! e.! y. l.n:.ticy. ,;,st week.
Viz. ,.... r,.;th h,.. -o,.,-,.:,.1
!:nrar f:na. her visit to relpliYcs 1t
KcrsIlaw.
A., 1,r,,s T. ,v,i,..o - cotovno
Junction. was on a visit t" his father,
Nr William Wal AGO and family, i
few ''a.;s this week.
NIre + Gnmtor Ehamc received q
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RrJyitieS.

The Kcrsllaw Guards held their
first field drill Oh last Wednesday
afternoon.
My son. deal with the men who
advertise. You VIII never lose by it.
On the contrary you will always save
moncy.'-l3en Franklin.
If those of onr subscribers who
arc in arrears, and can do so, will
call in and give us lift it will be
very mnch appreciated jnst now.
Robert Smalls informs 4 Philaicl-
phia newspaper man that it doesu t
make any difference to the Repn5li-
cans Which wing of The Carolina
Democrats wins.
No matter how mucl. girl likes
her name, she is always willing to
consider tue possibility Of changing
it to her advantage. ..
Now is the time to begin prcpar-
ING your turnip grounds. The crop
is valuable for both man and beast
and should not be neglected.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on
human or animals cnred in 30
minutes by Wooltcrd's Sanitary
Lntion. This never fails. Sold by
DR. T. J.. Zemp Druggist, Camden
Gcorsia's first hale Of new crop
cotton WAS shipped to Albany on the
9th by Martin Davis, a rolored in'n
living on the primus J"nrs place.
1t sold for l5lc. .rcr pound; weight
500 pounds.
The Democrats in Washington arc
predicting that tho next Congress
will be of tho Democratic faith
They base their prophecy upon the
expectation that the Senate will pass
the Mckinley bill, that the President
will s'gu it, and that the pcop'c will
rcpadiate the measure when itcomes
before them.
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Married.

On Tuesday evening. July Sth. at
the residence of the brides father,
by Rev p. V. Bomar, Mr. Joseph +.
Gardner and Miss Bette A. Hunt
lev. daughter Of Mr. J. W. lluntley'
OF Camden.
On Tuesday night, July sth. at the
residence Of tie brides father, hy
Rev. a. l.. Stowe. Mr. L. i. Cook.
Of Camden an1 Mss Rosa Z. Young,
daughter Of Ms. Richard Young, OF
Lancaster
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IT, puilit !E;i .I.a Sta:c.

T., : VI. %ur,u'. I.:sirr DATED G"ct;i-
rrnn Chncrh. Riur Mnan' Kan, says: 81
frrl :. nav .:,!ti I" ,";i wi..:' :"nj..i.'r* DR.
King Ncm ,i>@os".% aus u"Gc :"r mo.
Nv Iuncs a.rp hally diseased, and ny
ntris!.,9.,?rs though, i eoH!d "u'y Ii" Il few
weeks. '"nk Eve hotties Cf l'r Kings
Erw discovery AM nm suuTi ani well,
sumin. ~ :'s. III wright.
-ril ur Lov", Manager L"Tr's Funny
Fp'A's Gcml,ina,io", "ri;cs: ''i!tcr i thor
ough trial am.l convincing evidence, | an
rnf,ii.;,n, u. ISinrs New Discovery for Con-
sumption, hc"'s en- all an'! cures when
,frrrl:,;a. else fails. The ercnt.St Kind
ness can ,!uny thousand frirndsis to urge
rhcm 10 try it, Free trial bottles ut DR.
+. l. Iemu's Drug Store. Regular sizes
jUc. aud 81. %.
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For County Commissioner.

Mr., F.prroE:-Wr respectfully nominate
Mr. Henry y. Beard for the Office OF COM
~ ~ co,,nIissione: from West Watcrcc, he
!ioy;n~ that he is not only competent, but
th,t orr section is entitled to representa-
t;om l in our County government. Mr. Beard
is il !ul! sympathy with the Farmers
NJvr,.gn:, and Wa "'"H ":'", = Gi"nrss's
by the salt FOND Democratic CIu' at It's
meeting on The 2Sth uIl. ,
VOTERS OF WEST WATHHEE.
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Journalistic.

From thc last i,src ol lho Su mer-
ton Star, We see that onr young !acnd
and former fcl ow-townsman, Mr.
Jesse <. G ,rlner, is now editor AMI
rrnprietor of That paper The Std'
IS a neatly printed and inewsy little
paper. MIR Gardner is an energetic
vonnc man. Of excellent qualities,
and we wish him all the success that
he so richly deserves.
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NOTICE

Applications will be rccc:vc1 for
'hc Rental or Lease of the Camden
Opera House Store Tor one year, with
the privilege of .hrco ycars, all bids
to- he handed in to the Clerk OF Coun'
ci! by the first Monday in August.
b. order of Council.
J. W. CORBErr, Intcndant.
J. L. BEAs!NGToE, Clerk.
July 10-td
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Iror Coul,ty. Cen. missioner.

Il is vel! to trust true, trlcu anu
faithful public servant. UE'c VINO ms
worn the laurelS. AMI wcrM tEem Win non 1.l
or to himself and credit to hisconntiH. we
lave such person in Capt y: 4. I''ykin'
Of West Waterec, whose ii'lc!ity to duty,
end csiihful performance Of he sane en-
inenl!y Qualify him ioT this datI. lie is "
successful farmer himself, a good tinanclcr'
and in full sympathy with the farmers re-
farm movement. again permit Us to S".:
ti,., VIM, County Commissioner lie was
a,s;!rnus in his diltics and gave especial
,fIcntioa to the roads AMI bridges. Lets
KIN" ',i',; " VOTERS or WEST WATEREE,
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z Marrow Escape.

i spccial TO :'ho Sunday B"'get'
giving III account Of the recent de-
s.ructivc fire at Gafncy City On the
9th instant. says: "On the South
side VAS q brick store room occupied
hy the Gaf!aoy Courier. Frank T.
Bear,i. the c!i:or "al proprietor:
succeeded in removing his press and
Office fixtures. Mr. Beard Says tina!
Notwithstanding the fire the Courier
vii! rise, Phcenix-l!kc, and be oat Oh
I me this week.
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For Auditor.

Mr.. EnlToR:-Picasc announce the name
of Mr.. Daniel C.. kirklcy as a suitable per
son for the endorsement of the Democratic
voters at their approaching primary clec-
tion for Auditor oil Kcrshaw County. Mr..
Kirkley is cmincntly qualified for this posi-
lion. and should he receive their recommen-
da.ion or endorsement, i will be his high
est aim ~ discharge tic duties Of his oi'Icc
faithfully an,l TO The entire St::faclion OF
tl,c prl,iic generally. THE PEOPLE.
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FDocL,

The transition from long, lingering and
psin.ui sickness to robust health marks IN
cpuch in The life OF tho individual. Such
:. re,larkable event IS treasured III thr
memury aud the agency whereby the g"od
health has been attained is gratefully bless
ell. Hence 1t il that 81 much is heard in
praise Of Electric Dittcrs. So rrny feel
lhcy owe their restoration TO health, TO the
uzn O: the Great hitrratiTe anI Tonic
If you are troubled with any disease Of
Kidneys, Livcrcr Stomach, Of long oT saor'
sianding you vii! surely iinI relief Ivy the
u,c oc Electric Filters. Sold ~ soc. and
:! per bottle Mt Dr. +. l.. Hcmp's Drug
Store
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NEWSPAPER hG' .NCY,

Persons wishin' t. sc 'scibe 10 any
newspapers u: y >ivdics $ in any part
of the count 7. sill d.',eil tn cal! Oh
me before r1rrng so. .)avn the agen.
cv for ovcr 300 ne"Isr ipers and pc.
riolica!s. / :, 80 l,Av,. ,t agency for
SFA SIDE, Oh Si.rl'7Ii,I Y :!brnt!cH. mid
q lpoDniar novels. Cor :an" scI he.
&. {. II; X LEY.
it Juuh ~. n!!irt.
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Bc,I Mill Democratic Club.

A new club to be known rs the
Bell Mill Democratic Club was organ
lied on Saturday, 18th inst, with
the following officers: id. Bell,
ire S ,lcnt; J. n. Jones, Vice-Presi-
der t; /. V. Parker. Secretary and
Treasurer. About 80 names were
enrolled. This club will meet on the
2Gth inst, to elect delegates TO the
county convention.
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The State Alliance Convention.

The South Carolina Stat" Farmers
Alliance will convene in GrcPnvll!o
on July %, and at this iuncture OF
ifs affairs the meeting will lie an i'm.
rortant one, and doubtless will be
well attended.
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For the Legislature.

sIR. EulToR:-P.case announce. without
Mr.. Thos. j. Kirkland as a
Candidate for the Legislature upon the
Farmers Movement platform, at the cri>u-
inc primary election, and we ask .rch eli
dorscmrnt of this nomination from all Sec
tions of the county as mus! impress nm
flat Tie Office seeks the man and duty Tor
bids him TO refuse this call.
MANY VOTERS
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For County Treasurer.

Hay;nc noticed the very frank lctir of
Can't ] G. Nollings in declining the nomi
naiion for The Legislature. his many friends
claim the privilege of horeby nominating
him for Comfy Treasurer lie is i'll every
NAV NAV capable to fill said office, and if recon-
wendell by The Democratic primaries. bis
:inno;ntmcnt to said Office will insure Us n
Sfmorc, honest and efficient CC::.:y Trtas-
r'Ior nIor'''' MANY FRIENDS.
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Relk Hill Democratic Club.

4 meeting Of Belk Hill Democrat
ic Club will be held at Traps Mil,
on Thursday Gath inst, at ) O'Clock
y. H., for the purpose Of elect'ng
delegates 10 the County Convention
which meets on August LIST, and for
transact.n@ any other business chat
may come before the Club.
I. /. DAVIS,
President.
s. .. YATES, Secretary.
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Hatrec I!cr.Oc3Gtic Club.

A ne, ting of the Wnteree Demo
cratic Club will he held un Thurs
DIV evening. 24th inst, at $50 o.
clock y. N. ipr the purpose of elect
in. delegates to the county convcn'
ton &. W. BIECHMoEE,
Pres.
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Eror the LEGISLATURE.

Mn. EDlToR :-rcrmit mc 10 announce
,bot am candidate. for rc-cicction to
the l!ousc % Representatives, suhlcc; TO
thc approval Of the Democracy OF II erShl|
Comfy ut the primary elect on 10 be held
,.t .u,i, tin.. as the Coan,y Executive Com
'''''' ". y. TEiNTiIAM.
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2unkIen's ArIica SalSe.

the Best Su!ve i'll the world for Cuts.
bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Sal; hheunI, Fever
Sores, Tettcr, G;'apred lInnis. Chl.biains,
Gorns, and ail skin Ernptions, and posi-
;ivcly cures l'ilc-, or no pay required. Ii
IS Guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
o. money refunded. i'rica "5 cents pc.
hox. For gale hy DR., I. L. Zcmp.
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Gu;cyStcE ncm"Craii" Club.

A meeting of Qnic&atcp Democrat
ic Club will DO held at I.amg's mill
or Thursday evening; July Gath, at
+ o'clock p IN, FOR tue purpose of
electing delegates to the county cons
vcntion. w. WMITaKEE,
President
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Shortly bcfore day Monday morn.
ing the iiaile gold mine, which con-
tained tie air compressor, was dis
covered 70 be on fire. Il was total
ly DESTROYED, as was also the air com.
rrcssor. Total lnss. $4,000; no in
surancc. The origin of the fire can
not bc ascertained.-Luncaster Le'g-
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Fo" the LEGISLATURE.

Mgr EDIroa:-I respectfully announce
,nyu,If Is a Candidate for election 10 the
House of Representatives,. upon The farn-
crs' Movement Platform, subject TO the
action of the Democratic primary.
W. +. RUSSELL.
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,r,n~icou Iawinu Of Honor.

AoAvs Couxcr. M. $40. y. l.. of H.,
m..t> at their CoIncil Room, ttmrG lo"i
o. IN. On,"A EIo:lScE. on the SECOND ana
Far,ru "Wednesday Evenings at :! "c'oSN.
Visitia- Brethcrcn ALWAYS welcome.
B; ocler OF H." Com mandcr.
I. II. ALEXANDER. Secretary
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For School Commissioner.

Ms. EDIToR-I hereby announce mTSHii
i candidate for the Office Of Soh"c' I"n-
missionc. Of kcrshaw County, subject 10
The result Of The primary election TO ne
held at such time rs ihe County EXcc"-
tive Committee siall dirhrt.
wv r. 7. CLARKE.
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TO theYoters CT Ker>haw CcnIty.


Icing cardudato before the peo'
nc for the olEcC of County Commls'
s;oncr, brought forward by my
friends of West Nateree, 1 hereby
fake this method Of correcting re
port which has been circulating IN
some quarters TO my injury. 1t has
lern stated ard rumorcG that, whist
! Ind tcen nominated as an a7owed
s~p! orter of Til:man and the farmers
Platform. | had lately gene back on
NV coiors and expressed myself as
in favor .! Earle. This I deny as
utterly false, and must believe that
it was u:iSirated hy somc person "l
persons dcsirIn. to strengthen ano>
Inc, candidate * my expense. ain
III tbs race "n ny OWL merits, ana
not for the purpose "I pulling Gown
others for ny Cwn LcMct!t. AS here
toIvre, ! an firm supporter OF lili'
nau ard Lis cause.
HENRY j.. BEiED.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Comfy Commissioner.

At tie request Of numerous friends IN"
ucimhbcrs in West Watt rec, | hereby AZ
uo;;ncc myself Candidate for the oilicc
nf county Commissioner. subject tn the
action Of the primary election. ~
J. D. !SBEIII.
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IIuirbtS OF Honor.

D;T,l7 LoDGE No 1912. KNIGHTS "F
U,yns meets Oh III, frs: ana Thir" Mon,
DIV E:en.ngS. II. O'clock, at the Opera
II ,n,a. |. II. ALEN\TUER, R"1Cr' cr.
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English Spawn Linima;.t removes

English SPAWN Linima;.t removes
all lard. Soft or Cal!ouscd l'nmps
and B!cnishcs from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Spliuts. Sweeney,
Ning.bone, Stiles Sprains, all
Swollen ThEoats, Coughs. Etc.
Save S5A hY uae Of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blem.
ish Cure ever known. Sold by DR..
+. L. Zcmp. Druggist, Camden.
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Fire at the Halle Gold mine.

s. .. YATES, Secretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-18
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The rnlpit and the Stage.

Rev. f. NJ Shrout, pastor United Breth
reH church, Blue Mound, Kas., says: 81
icel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
Kings New Discovery has done for me
Nv lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishioners thought could live only Il
few weeks. | took five bottles of Dr.
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
we'll, gaining Is lbs in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
Folks continuation, writes: CATER Il
thorough trial and convincing evidence, |
am confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
Kindness | can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it," Free
ttial bottles at c. NJ. Creamer's drug
store. Regular sizes soc and ST.,
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.

MoSTEZUMA LODGE, No. !, A. r. y A.
II. Meets on the drst Monday Of each m"AtA
q, F. Easey, W VI: He1ry VI. Davis, Seertlafi
SANTA RE CHAPFEE' No. !. <. y.
month W. ). NarnUu, H. p HfuFy VI Da''N.
0e shSTa FEE COMMANDERY, No. r
knights remplar Meets on the fourth XQnltA
Of each mouth. +. L Bartlett, &. c.; + u hunh'
e'e s4STA sE LODGE OF PERFECTIoN,
No l. l4th degree A. A. >, K. Meets On ne mira
Monday Of each month. Max, FRI st, V. NJ.
CENTENNIAL ESCAMPMEHE, |. y; o. r.
Meets secoud and ,purth Tuesdays. Max FF"S'
Q. f.; ? H. Kuhn. -crlbe, -
PARADISE LODGE, 80. :, !. o. ", r.
Meets every THURSDAY evening tRas' T. fr"os''
y. g.; jas f. NeYhsll, secretary. :,
ATTAIN LODGE, No. !, l, " ~ T.
Meets every Friday night. ". b. sloan, ~ ~
A. j. Griswold, secretary. -, ,,,,..
SANTA FE LODttE, No. J, X. u T. MeetN
first and third Wednesdays. VIM. NJ Berger - '''
e, II. Gregg, x, OF K. ana >. e u
GERMANIA LODGE, No. >, h. OF r.
Meets ID ana uh Tuesdays. James Bell
T., G.; F. G. Mcfarland, K. oi K. ani >. r,.....
NEW MEXICO DiNiSio>' 40. Il, ~; ,'', ,,,, w.
mouth E. l.. Bartlett, Captain; A VI !'''F'H' IT,
'CATnoLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.
d,,efs second Thursday u the NOUN, 'tana -
Romero, President; Geo. ORTIZ secretary We w.
"I sIWT, FSEL0nGE No 1881, q. T. o. o. F,
Meets first and thlrd Thursdays T W Moore
GOLDEN LODGE. No. ;, A. o, H. ~
sfr4ts every second aud fourth "cihe>laIS.
:, ilarroun Master WoTkmaa' d. '''rl''''''
S1C1KLErON posi-, No ), q. \, H., nee. ,
nrst and third Wednesdays Of earh mouth ii
their hall south side Of the plaza
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-18
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the lit
tie cherub awakes as ''h~'-,Dtas a button"
1t is very pleasan: 10 taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gum, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for diarrhua,
whether arising from teetning or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-18
are You Interested?

Perhaps the readers of the New Mex.
IcAN would like to know in what respect
Chamterain's Cough Remedy is better
than any other. We will tell you. When
this remedy is taken as directed, as soon
rs Il cold has been contracted, and before
1t has become settled in tie system, it will
counteraCt the effect of the cold and great
ly lessen its severity, if not effectualv
cure the cold in two days time, and it is
the only remedy that will do this. 1t
acts in perfect harmony with nature and
aids nature in relieving the lungs, open
ing the secretons, liquifying the mucus
and causing its expulsion from the air
cells OF the lungs and restoring the system
to strong and healthy condition. No
other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable properties. No other
will cure cold as quickly or leave the
system in as sound condition. 80 cent
and II bottles for sale by G. NJ. Dreamer.