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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-03
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
IS. A. S." Gives Advice-Wants True and
Tried Men Sent to the Convention
Swell Heads" Can Stay at Home.
Lowndesville, s. c., June %, 1895

Lowndesville, s. c., June 28, 1895.
AS the Time approaches for electing dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention, in
terest in the outcome naturally increases in
the breast OF every true Carollnian who has
the welfare of the State at heart. Recent ut
terances OF leading Reformers induces the
belief that they do not intend 10 stand by the
pledges given in the 80 called peace conven.
ton. and give the Conservatives equal repre-.
sentation In the convention. The advice Of
the Press and Banner that the Reformers
elect four and the Conservatives two from
this county. seems to be the best course to
than we can count on with any certainty un-
der e1histing circumstances. Better to have
none than 10 sacrifice principle TO obtain q
representative that We may fail In the end TO
get. In electing men TO such an important
position as delegate TO the constitutional
convention all partisanship and personal pre-
lerance should be ignored by all true men,
and only those elected who have a special
tant duties for which they were elected. In
these davs many Of our public men are so
badly afflicted with swell Head" they are
unable TO recognize the fact that the people
have rights which they are bound to respect
such men should be left at home to mash
clods until they can realize that in this free
country, a public officer is only public ser.
want and not the peoples master as some Of
them fondly imagine, the sooner this whole.
some truth is brought forcbly home TO the
limited intellects OF pettifogies and dema-
gogues Inc Detteru Will De for the country.
Such men are elected TO Office more through
the good will and esteem OF their fellow citi-
zens than for any personal merit they pos
sess. The Conservatives do not want any
such time servers to represent them in this
most important body,a body which Is en-
trusted with the task of forming q constitu-
tion thas is TO serve our courts and legisa-
lures as q text book for years to come. Better
be without representatives than send incom.
petent men, we want and need the best men
In the county, county which i1 the past has
produced such gigantic intelIecH as Calhoun,
McDuffie, Cheeves, Wardlaw, Perrin, loftiest
types OF noble, high minded Carolnians.
Such men as w. C. MCGOWAN and John C..
Maxwell, true and tried patriots, men whom
we can trust. honor and respect, they are a
host in themselves, with such men on guard,
we can all, without regard 70 factional differ
ences rest assured that II 1t Ia In their power,
grand old commonwealth. 8. A. 8.
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GREENWOOD LOCALS.
Evangelsts- -Moccasin Snakes and State
constables-Great Town! Greenwood.
Green wood, 5. T.. July !St:

Greenwood, .. C.,J July lSl, lSJo.
A racket was raised to day In the Trial JUS
tices Office during the trial OF q LIQUOR case
Several parties participated In The fight but
no one was seriously hurt.
State constable j. j. Moseley, has been re-
enforced by another constable.
prolracted meeting Is In progress here In
the Baptist church.
Messrs Kinal d. Ti.lman and others. evan
eelists, after remaining in Greenwood about
two weeks, lett last week for Coronaca. Con-
siderable interest WAS manifested In theiI
meeting at Greenwood.
Mr.. r. F. Fleming, Jr. grandson OF Capt.
Cressweil, o this vicinity. was bitten by
highland mocasin last Saturday morning
while shuck ing lot OF corn under the edge
OF the house. He IL attended by Drs. Epting
and Neel. His suffering was intense Sunday
4 negro and q mule we're killed by light
ming last Thursday.
Much needed rains have fallen within the
past Two or three days.
The Harrelsonvlle Literary Society will
meet next Friday night at the residence OF
Mr.. NJ. A. Fellers. Visitors are cordially in
Miss Mamie Chatham. principal Of Harrel-
aonville Academy, will close her school next
Friday. She IL most successful teacher and
has given satisfaction TO all parties concerned.
Miss Helen Il. Felers has returned home
f,om All-Healing. n. e.. where she attended
Jones Seminary.
Your correspondent had the pleasure yes
terday of attending the mass meeting OF the
Ninety-Six Sunday schools which was held
in the Presbyterian church. The services
were quite pretty and impressive. We no.
ticed quite an improvement In the singing
aiuce our last visit. A Iuicibe sermon was
preached by DR.. Fogartie, pastor OF the Green
wood Baptist church.
A party IS In the city today looking ont for
q suitable location for the establishment OF 8
laundry. With her fine railroad facilities, u
more suitable place Than Greenw oOd could
not be found In the upcountry.
Major Riley went to Augusta, Ca, today.
There will be Two excursions from here on
the 4ih inst, one TO Augusta aud the other to
I.aurena.
The iollowinedel have heen appoint
ed TO represent the Greenwood Farmers Ali
auce at Abbevitle on tine 81 inst-J. l.. Hugh
ey, K. J. Warren, N. o. Pyles.
from the track OF the A. l. X, r. Il. by an
engine some three weeks ago. Is able 10 be on
duty again.
TIE Tatary nine played game OF ball neal
Cambridge Saturday. Results: TWO bruised
arms, one broken nose and one split 10 tht
bone finger.
Mr. and Mrs f. H. Gray, OF Salak, are witt
the family OF Rev. George Davis In the lowe
part OF the State.
One of Greenwood's enterprising business
men asked Us few days ago why we heade(
our letters at Green wood and wrote SO mucf
about Nerdery, Salak, Quarry, New Marke
and other places. Our enquirer does not seen
10 know that all thes places are part q
Greenwood-simply suburban town. Green
wood greatly grows, or In other words. Green
wood grows great. NO. Pyles.
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renton on "Wednesday, July Slst. Everybody
welcome and good time for all.
CONDUCTOR JAMES d. LEWIS. Of the &. X
4 W, railroad, shot and killed his brother-in-
law Henry Rutledge last Friday night. Cause,
1he conductor had been attentive TO anothe;
,man than his lawfully welded wife.
The brother in law didn't like what
he considered mistreatment OF his Sis er. and
hence he was shot. This, we believe, is about
the facts In brief.
Mr.. GoINGs and his family have been sore
ly afflicted of late, and are still great suffer
era. We believe that every member OF the
family is sick. A son, Eugene Gary Goings,
died last Sunday. Mrs. Goings Is very low IN
deed. Other members OF the family are IN
ind.
Miss Jamie QCNRLES, one OF AboeVlleS
prettiesl young ladie>, leaves 10 day for y
week or ten days stay with friends In Brad
ley. She was accompanied by NJ ss Agnes
Quarles and Miss Elese Bowie. All oi these
young ladies are very popular and will bt
III Used during their visit.
DIR. w. NJ. GRIER, of Due West, was In
town last saturday. He tx prospecting ior
vivors. He and Mrs. Grier came TO see their
kinswOman Mrs. Hemphill who is now In
very feeble health. She ia In her SSth year.
Miss DAISY WILSON, OF this city who has
been for a yea! NJ The institution for the deal
and blind ut Cedar Springs, in Spartanburs
tuition and thinks IL blessing for those who
are so unfortunate IN 10 need its tuition.
Mr. w. q. ToLLY and his wife, Mrs. To'ly.
or Anderson. are spending short time IN 40
beviile. where they will mud hearty welcome
in city that Is not quite an large as their
own. But II they will walt Oh us Aboeville
will catch up.
MR. W. ]. BRYsoN OF our town will spend
q month In Cashiers valley. Many friends
wish him q !easant trip and profitable rest
frf,rn q does
having the Press and Banner sent TO him.
JUDGE GARY'S speech last week before the
alumni OF the South Carolina College has
heen nicely spoken OF by the newspapers.
He seems TO be gaining favor with the public.
both as = judge and as an orator.
Insure your property against losses by fire.
T. p Quarles general agent for AOoeVlile
county.
HoS. H. ]. KINARD, Of Ninety-Six. was an
honored caller at the Press and Banner office.
Mr.. CHRISTIE BENET. Of Charleston, is IN
the city 10 spend the summer!
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A Workman.

1t Ia more than agreeable 10 become &C.
ouainted with man who works, and under
stands his work. who Is faithful In his work
land true TO those In whose employment ne
may be engaged and who Is considerate ana
respectful to those working under hlm-ln
other words q sober. honest, respectful and
capable business man. II Is not only agreea-
BILE but gratifying to know such man. we
know such man In the person ot Mr.. b. =.
DuPre who is now, aud has been for four
years, the chief In the printing department OF
The Way OF Faith In this city. Besides pub
fishing the paper just named, two or three
other papers are printed and sent out from
the sal me office and under the same manage
ment, and all done on time and In business
style and manner. The trustees OF the Gospel
Mission, including the publication OF The
Way OF Faith, have been most fortunate In
securing Mr.. DuPre for the important posi-
tion which he SO successfully fills. Mr.. Du-
Pre- will never lack for an honorable place In
the printing business.-Christian Neighoor
I'VE appreciate the kind expressions OF our
esteemed conferee Of the Christian Neighb0r
| in commendation OF the manager or our
printing department, and which are fully and
cordially endorsed by those who are most
| closely connected with him In business rela-
lions. We attribute the marked success tnat
has attended The Way of Faith. largely to It's
appearance and makeup, as we'll ms 10 the
other interests In his department, In which
Mr.. DuPre is equal TO the best.-Ed, way OF
Faith.l
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Water Powers.

Owners of undeveloped water powers with.
in radius of 10 miles OF Augusta are respect
fully urged to forward to this office at the
earliest possible day, as full description as
possible of said power, stating distance from
what railroad and from nearest station, mum.
ber of horsepower at low water. name OF
stream, how much land you own adjacent to
the stream, whether or not the power is for
sale and what price; value OF land per acre In
neighborhood. and any other information
that you think will be OF value to determine
whether or not 1t Is suitable for manufactur.
Ing purposes. Our object is 10 get record or
ali the desirable wafer powers, suitable for
large or small manufacturing Industries IN
Augustas territory and to advertise same to
the country, In the hope of getting manufac-
tories esta blished upon them. It is desirable
as far as possible to have engineers official
reports, and where same have never been
TAX en-, we think 1t o good idea to have sur
veys made. The League Is working unselhsh.
ly for the advancement OF this section, and
we want the cooperation OF every individual
interested In its material development,
Very respectfully,
Young Mems Business League,
S2T Jarvis-Conklin building,
Augusta, Ga.
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! have just received another lot Of sticky
fly paper. II is the thing for flies. Speed.
Insure your property against losses by fire.
T. p. Quarles general agent for AboeVllie
county.
speed has only few packages Of that pre-
serving liquid left. Call at once. Speed.
Johnson's s chill and iron tonic is sure cure.
No cure no pay. Speed.
Everything for the baby-nipples. rattles,
rings, &c. Harrison Game.
Buists ruta baga and turnip seeds. New
lot Harrison & Game.
The prettiest line of ladies and mems fine
oxfords to be found at c. Z. Hammond & Co.
Harness repairs promptly and cheaply at
G. Z. Hammond & Co.
Haddon's are receiving new goods suitable
for the hot summer days
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One Of the characters of Abbeville county,
sc, IL VIM. p. w ideman. who lives at Troy,
Ill that county. He is five feet eight inches In
height, and weighs 294 pounds. He is splen-
did vocalist. famous Tor his bon.m .mots, and un.
surpassed az raconteur. he Introduced Col.
Bacon OF Edgefeld. u few days ago 10 an au-
dience at the Due West commencements,
which had been addressed at the previous
commencement by the Georgia hnmorist. II.
Ham, this year IL is Bacon, little dry, II
is true, but an excellent article" Col. Bacon
IL lecturing on the institutions and ways oi
Southern society in ante-belinm days.-Wash'
jngton ID. C.) Post.
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A Mistake.

C.K. Sanders, Of the Nunda IN. " News,
in q letter TO Newspaperdom says that a
mistake which he has "made heretofore. with
been In clubbing city papers with our own,
giving them big ad.. and booming their
circulation. 1t adds only few more sub
scribers TO the list, and have concluded, al
poor policy for country publishers. For this
reason have discontinued the practice, and
my subscription list has not suffered
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... .....-., -......... Z
sHOld the Fort for Am Coming -
Dur Dumb Animals.

Our Dumb Animals.
In response to our request In our last pape
or good Band OF Mercy" song to the abov
une, we have received several, apd publis
he following:
the fort for we are coming.
Fifty million strong!
Listen. and you'll hear the music
or the angels song:
Peace on earth, good will to mortals,
And Gods creatures all,
Every living thing that moyeth
On this earthly ball. CHo.
Poor and patient, dumb and silent,
They have waited long;
Now the world Is getting nearer
To the heavenly throng. CHo.
Now the world Is growing kinder,
Notes Of love are heard:
Bands OF mercy multiplying
GentleneSs the word. CHO.
Now the stars are getting brighter,
And the sky more blue.
And the sunshine growing softer,
Over hearts more true. CHo.
Now the holy name of Jesus
Sweeter grows each day,
And the number Is increasing
or the hosts that pray. CHo.
Now the glorious day is dawning,
Long by seers foretold;
Grand millennium OF glory,
Promised age OF gold. Clio.
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Alliance Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the Coun
ty Alliance will be held on Friday, 18th July
All members OF the order are cordially invit-
ed TO attend. Being the annual meeting Tor
the election OF officers Tor the ensuing year II
is important that all sub alliance be repre-
sented.
Secretaries will please forward their reports
at once, r. Z. Cox, Secretary.
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WINS THE FIGHT.
The Ferguson & Williams College TO
be Relieved Of Debt.

The Ferguson Williams College for color
ed pupils In this city is to be relieved of its d
nancial embarrassment, and the plan OF the
work Is TO be somewhat changed.
The institution has been sold to the South.
ern Presby teriaD Church, in consideration OF
that body paying the encumbrances on It.
cation Of young women, very much as the
college In Selma, Ala, is for the education OF
young men. The success of Prof. Williams
and Mrs. Williams has been very marked.
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Keep your name before the people.
Keep your goods before their eyes;
Like n church without q steeple,
He who does not advertise"
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Mail Hours

Mail Hours.
Hours that the mails close at the Abbevillt
Post Office:
IIe5a.m. 1910 D m. 100 p. m.
2.8 p. m. 422 y. IN. o.oo pm.
Robert 8. Link. 7. NJ.
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II your eyes fall you or your old spectacles
go to r. c. Bernau's and be fitted.
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A good parasol Ia a necessity these hot days
4 good Line at Haddon's.
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Wednesday, July 3, 1895.
Ehildren's Day.

Children's Day will be celebrated at War
renton on "Wednesday, July 3lst. Everybody
invited TO come. and bring baskets. A hearty
welcome and good time for all.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-03

Large line toilet soaps. Harrison q Game.
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Abbeville. S. c., July l, 1895.
The Democratic Executive Com mmittee OF
Abbeville County met pursuant TO the call OF
the chairman in the Court House at IL m.
The minutes of the meeting were read and
on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17
SOME POINTS 70 ANSWER.

We will cheerfuliy give some Of the
single gold standard advocates space 10
answer following points IL they can:
"The oTegonian says that the wor
regards silver as a commodity, just as
wheat, cotton, lumber and wool. That
is exactly the point which the Oregon
ian has been striving TO secure as the
basic action Of the Republican party,
and its claim that the people Of the
world look at 1t In the light is as base
fabrication as Is it's assertion that II IL a
bimetallist, and wants to use silver az
coin in the circulating medium eapac-
jty. III silver 10 reduced 30 the fully
established recognition that II is only a
commodity, then by all means IL
should not be used as a coin, any more
than any Of the other commodities
should. But the world has, and still
does, recognize silver as a metal esIec-
tally adapted for use as coin. on foot
Ing with gold. Silver aud gold, when
used la the manufactures aud arts, for
jewelry And domestic ware. are Of
c)urse commodities, aud even gold and
silver bullion may be elassed As com
modllies n you wish 20 make that iine
point 10 the discrimination, but when
coinsd. they certainly cease 10 he com
meditlsa. II there Is ANY distinction bs.
tween commodity and money. Aud
silver coin should be Juss As far 70.
moved from belng = commodity, with
. nactnAtlng, variable market quota
tioD, a. 10 gold ooin, oosdlilOn that
eau b. fully assured BY placing u on
tbs same footing with sold.n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17
IN A NUTSHELL.

The Rocky Mountain News. Of Den.
yer, contained an excellent caricature
on the financial situation last Sunday.
Ia the foreground are a monster ele-
phaDt with the letters &c. U. p" on
his forehead and the well-known tiger
representing Democracy" They are
about to be overwhelmed by q huge
tidal wave labelled "Free-silver bimet-
allism; 10 TO l." Both scent danger.
and the willy tiger has already takeo
to bis heels. This eolloquy ensues:
The elephant-"Wha are the wild
waves saying" ?"
The tiger-"ScOot, brother, scoot"
That's the situation ln a nutshell.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17
FRIDAY, MAY II. 1895.
HE GUARDS TIE PEOPLE s
MONEY.

Harrison r. KiDcaid, secretary o
siste. has the people behind him As b'
rutbIessIy cuts off useless expeudI.
lures. The people Of Pendleton may
lose somewhat by having denied them
the donation Of books as provided by
legislative enactment. Bot the peO-
pie Of PendIeton will support Mr.
Kincsid, If It is proven that his refusal
is based on right Interpretation Of the
law. The volumes would be valuable
a. an addition to the public library Of
this city. Nevertheless, let Secretary
Klncald refuse TO send them If II be the
law. In this, ss well as ia more inn
portant matters, he should reduce the
expenditures Of public moneys i'm every
possible way. Oaly by faithful W stt h.
ing Of the peoples business entrusted
70 bim can he deliver over bis Office
to successor with a Consciousness that
he has done his duty. And duty 10 an
employer or the principal of trust
we'll discharged marks an honest man.
There will be many who will advIfe
Secretary Kincaid to stand ia on this
or that proposition. Unless all signs
fall the stern old journalistic veteran Of
40 years service will refuse to be
party TO any jobs. His newspaper
training has prepared him for fearless
meas and in him the people haYe Sc
cured a faithful serYant.-Pendleton
East Oregonian.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17

la his report " the meeting at tb'
Hay lbe osiil0F ~ lhs salsn JouRsAL
dsy0tas lbfee lines 10 the addresa oi
Hon J, X. wealhsrf0rd, recognised a.
lls most siieoliye aud lhs Ablest al.
dSs-s made, sud 100 lines % hls osI
sdasaaa. which ssins ~ tbs AlbanJ
nsan pfessgl dselsfs Siihoni pFsjudies
dld nlogs harm thnu Eood vilh lhs
l.'afd " snsiRsefs. Albany DemoeTsi
Ths Dsmoofsl should phnt Mr
wssihsrfofd's si'eaeb, lis slinply sofl
sosl'sd al lhs va department VI ON
olsls While ihs sdllof ~ fHK J0pRRAL
Iold ihsnl . fss ehunks " truth,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17
ToDAY's MARKETS.
Prices Current by fele yraph-Loca
ana Portland Quotations.
SALkM PRODUCE MARKET.

Prices Current by feleyraph-Locs
ana Portland Quotations.
| SALhh PRODUCE MARKET.
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dre5sed 4 cts.
Hogs-dressed 4ic.
Live cAttle-2@21c.
Sbeep-alive $500. 49,
MILL PRICES. Esls
Salem Milling Co. quotes: Flou
in wholesale lots S2.25. Retail $3.50
Bran S11 bulk, $3.50 sacked. Shorts 81.
ola. Chop feed $l4 and SIS.
WHEAT.
40 cen g PER bushel
HAY AND GRAIN.i
Oats-20@ ,21c.
Hay-BaIed. cheat $4,000; timothy
$3.50.
FARM PRODUCTS;
Wool-Be.t, l0c
Hops-Best 8 to &c.
Eggs-In trade, SIC.
Butter BeIt dairy, lO@l2!c; fancy
creamery, l5@3Oc.
Cheese-l0 l21 cts.
Farm smo xed meats-BacouI &c
hams, IL; shoulders, T.
Potatoes -20c.
Onions--2 cents.
LIVE POULTRY.
Pouitry-Broilers l0c; Hens, I6c;
roosters not wanted; ducks, 697c.
Turkeys. .6G9Sc.
POR TLAND QUOTATIONS,
Grain. Feed, etc.
Flour-Portland, $2.35; Walla Walla,
" %; graham, $3.50; superfine, $l.S6
osts-White, o 2s@SOc; milling sl@
(rlt kA l.A L..
6.7696.OOi barrels, $4,000. %; cases
S3.76.
POtALOes-25c per SACK.
Hay-Good, S599 so per ton.
Wool-valley, S(90c.
chop feed, ,tl3 tper TOM chicken wheat,
Hops--Dull, 8(16c.
Hides--green, salted, 80 lbs. .8lc, un.
der 90 lbs., 2C93c; sheep pelts, lO96Oc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-Oregon fancy creamery, l0a
1870; fancy dairy, gC9lOc; fair 10 good,
74CsS common, ,6CDs!c.
Cheese-Oregon l0C9lle per pound,
Young American, ll(gl2Ie; Swiss imp,
2o0D3Oc; DOM, l4C9 l6c.
Eggs-OTegon, 0c per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, t3.OOCg3.60 per
DOZEN ducks, W. .60CD5.60; geese, t7,50Cl
1900 turkeys, dressed, l2c.
Beei-Topstsern, SC9Sic per ID, fair
70 good steers, 2!@Sei cows. 2lG2ic;
dressed beef, f,bC96ie.
Mutton Best sheep, $1,000. 10 choice
ewes, t22b
Hogs Choice, heavy, ts.60@s.7B,
llghl aud ieedsis,i bDi dressed, 4.c per
No.
Veal small, choice, bC96oi lArgs,s
~ poF pound,
San FhAhCib0o hAhKEI.
WOoii OrrROn Eastern ohOioe, Sc
l0oi do inieIlOT, oCsToi do valley gCs
lle.
lt0Is alualable at 4(sso.
Potatoes ieaTly ltss.s, 300 tOo IN
ai.iksi burhanks, iOcC9b0 Isf SACK.
nats Milling. 81 .O1(silTi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17

Thsfs ass iT7g6s miles VI TallfaAd IA
tbs Nnllsd states,
thsfu aIe 10, ~, $3.50 rails used Il
pofef lbls HfDund,
ihsfr as aAa, ~ ,tsO iiaa used ~ bind
thsas fsils iasstbsf, bat no surh
sulnupi, hoHeftf. 10 fequifsd ~ blnd
Tia hrafta ~ thg ffaselluN pubiic ~ tlls
iaci chat lhe Wlneonain lonigal llnes
fgfuiah tulsflaf iarlllilss pn Hli lllelg
iinlns bsts ga ~ Pau sRd Chicago.
> hirn ifu rlfes rlanfrii9ns elih sll
inss A. iis essi afa ssgfh,
hskF . uaie ~ a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17

Capt. Apperson Is an old pioneer but
he can't keep out OF a job. He is now
president OF the Agricultural college
regency.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17

q, n lfwla, a " Yates snd =, W.
DaYsnliolt aW = samagliss " ibs -
ssnis ~ lhs stats agricultural e,iiisss "
ingulp shat ehsssss slould 10 msas
~ lbs iseuliy hsllsF eoi iaagIs iao
el,.s by
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-17
That
Tired Feeling

Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes, vitalizeS
and enriches the blood. Therefore,
it is the medicine for you.
1t will give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
1t viii overcome that tired feeling,
create an appetite, give refreshing
sleep and make you strong.
Is not this just what you want2
Then take Hoods Ssrsaparilla. 1t
is the best building up medicine.