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The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19
MCORD-SUTHERLAND.
Special to the Indiana 1aoIir Io,,.raI


An organ recital and concert. under the
oiirectlon of Mr. Charles F. Hansen, will be
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Hansen will be as
sisted by Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans alto
Isr Mr. frank H. Ormsby, tenor, and Miss Nell
lie Vaughn, organist of the church. The
programme will include an organ symphonic
by Salome, Mr.: Hansen; tie Deum in c."
yans Ry 1ne cn9r eTeole levers Song Mrs
MISS MISS Vaughn; I Feel Thy Angel Spirit
H!ss9nman, !ssan IAN pil Mr., ormsby and Mrs; Evans;
song Mendeisshon; f'" In. their the MornEngg PEpsng
GGreg Gaessn and DC GaTotte from Mgnonne Mr.
Night, Good Night. Beloved choir; over
tyre to William Tell (by requesD, Mr..
The fourth annual commencement exer-
cises of the Metropolitan School of Music
VIII be held Friday evening at the Propyla-
cum. cum. The graduates will be assisted by Miss
Elnla lhgeImann soprano, and Mr.. r. BY
ron Overstreet, in the following programmes;
sonata EbaT,aI Traagiea a Largo, Finale MacDowell
Aria from THE Trumpeter of Seckin-
gen ''.1;...;.......:......... .Nessler
r. Byron Overstreet
a. Funeral March, Op. 80. Chopin
b. B3llade in A flat.................Cho Chopin
Will r. shannon-(Artists' course.)
Mr. Mo1 ata!ieas a Lytton
Gertrude Anna Rogers (Elocution.)
Orchestral parts on second niano Liszt
-, Ivy May Smith-(Tea chers' course)
EEZabethS Prayer CTannhauSer). Wagner
Emma Igelmann.
concerto, Op. Z. first movement, Schutt
(Orehestral parts on second piano by Miss
Bessie Beck)
Mary Francis McElwee-lArtists' course)
Presentation of diplomas.
The pupils of Miss Ida Sweenie will give a
concert at ID. Fl. Baldwin'S tomorrow even
ing for which the following programme has
been arranged:
The Quaker'S Daughter. ........... .Pinsuiti
.e Mrs. c. B. Sincx.
Springs Awakening ''......C B. Hawley
Miss Edith Darnell.
a. Sleep, Little Baby of Nine ........
Charles Dennee
b. Under the Rose" =. VIM. Armes Fisher
Mrs. H: H. Thomas
Past and Future. "..........R de Koven
Mrs. f. w. Hurt.
a. Little Boy Blue" "....................N Nevin
o. MadrigaI ..........-.......Ch .Chaminade
Were / Gardner" Chaminade
Miss Grace Huron.
a. Sweetheart .......................Po Powell
b. Loves Confession .......C. A. Meyer
Miss Gertrude Sargent
Spring ........................Vi Victor Harris
Mrs. C. s. Sinex.
a Dream .--.........................B Bartlett
Mrs II. II. Thomas.
Flower Song" (Faust). )................G .Gounod
Mrs. J. w. Duncan.
There, Little Girl, Don't Cry. .Campion
Miss Edith Darnell.
'iOne Spring Morning ................N .Nevin
Miss Grace Huron.
diaIa. General offices 20 South Delaware
street Fire tornado and exnlOS0U
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19

Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diaIa. General offices. 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19

cided to give their entertainment, "The
Feast of Lanterns tomorrow evening
The original programme will be carried out
There will be a concert by the l. of U.
Band under the direction Of r. B. Rudy,
the singing of patriotic songs by the Arion
Club. negro melodies sung by colored
quartet, and refreshments served in various
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19
cool dress stuffs

We've unusual news of the pretty
thin stuffs to tell; some prices made
for Monday that will cause a furry
among the summer-dress goods.
Just the stuffs that are wanted now
at the Httlest prices the season has
known. Listen
Fine Dimities, best designs. good
washable colorings, &c elsewhere,
here ........................... 41hc
Printed Tow Linen Suitings nat
ural linen ground, printed in blue.
black and brown, zoe quality,
yard ......................... ..1Oc
Organdies, attractive designs and
colorings, fine sheer cloth, 1Sc
quality, yard ..........................1 1Oc
Keochlin Organdies, up-to-date
styles and colorings, 3Oc quality,
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .;..........15c
33-inch white linen-finished Duck,
basket weaves, zoe quality, for. &kc
S3-inch fine Covert Suitings. mix
lures and checks, zoe quality. 1 21sc
Full line of all the cords in pique, white,
pink, light blue, navy, canary, tan and
mode.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-06-19
hOuSe=needS

Just 6 Banquet Lamps, real Mex
lean onyx columns, rich gold
finish, complete with globes, reg
ular 1850 lamp, your choice. SO, 40
Rich gold-fnish Banquet Lamps,
central draft burner, complete
with globe were S5...............S3 1925
Decorated Vase Parlor Lamp all
complete, with shade to match. ......9Sc
English Porcelain. 112-piece
Dinner Sets. rich flower blue dec
orations and gold-traced handles. 80. So
Decorated China Cream Pitchers. &c
Decorated China Water Pitchers
gold tracings.. .,.....................&0c
Haviland China Cracker Jars,
81 As quality.
Decorated Haviland China Jelly
and Bonbon Dishes. ....................33c
Austrian China Dinner Plates gold
traced decorations, 25c grade......15c
China Ice Cream Sets, 13 pieces,
1 large dish, IL ice cream
Decorated Oatmeal Bowls.
China Sugar and Cream Sets..........1Oc
China Salad or Berry Bowls, with
gold and Dresden decorations. ......2Sc
Large China Chop Plates. in blue
and floral spray decorations. .....S9c
HI. p. WASSON s. co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

p.opf. who hova arrived at Rang A..
during thn nast fav davs from tbe Ia
riop arnnn5 Nr Katabdtn ranart that
=, nfrbt ! hrt,,h, lignt ran bd e,an b.
tbr. easterlv sidr Of the mountain yerv
nearly AT the TON. Inu,,irv pr0vas mar
for some weeks a party Of Boston
young men have been camping on the
mountain side and first started the
fire when they received the news # the
destruction OF Admiral Ceryera's flc-;
ana the fan Of Santiago. and they hive
kart it burning ever since in honor Of
the great American victory The fire
can Ee seen for miles.
,..,,.ea !, 1.lts . ,,iIroaa enainner
or CI,l .rop-r received natica a few
day ,p. ti,ai he ,nd rtut other rpla-
fi,.... .,.,... i,.f,., f,,. nm, of S<on ool
\ ,,.s.t. a., i+g -i...,. ono resides in
I5a,,.,.,. ,.,..i,.r1 ,aii frop, a man
~, f.t,ir.s., Il, IT., ,,an,har of i Ros-
,nr l.,,. tf,,,, ,itba H. y.as ,.nutjz, 4
IL Gnl ~. f,.tr; ~ nnc Iosiab Isnis
.1a.,.,.sa ,.h, vas n, evtensfva cattla
.a,,,g ,,..,,.b ,.u.,,.,. ~ I5a--oto r-non
t,.,r,,i,,, tho+ ,ba ,,,,.,,,, ,r,s If n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

The many friends of George Z
Washburn will be glad to learn that
he viii practice medicine in this city.
He may be found in the Office Of Dr.
Frederick, as announced by his card
in another column Of this paper. Mr.
Nashburn is Il graduate Of the Cony
High school. class Of 80, and Of tn.
pawdoin Medical school class Of '4S.
He is q thorough student. ana in every
way ftted for success in his chosen
profession
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

We Shall Give the Best One Day Meeting

:, sammie w: b. G.. Messenger Diomed.
sam White. Augusta
Suzelle, b, m. Nelson "A A I.fttled.d
Wuterville.
I; v. E, blk. g., -. N. f. Kimball,
Bihdeford
George D.. bn. g., ----. G. II NeIson
Watervile.
Silkey. en- M, Nelson. G. II Mclean
Waterville.
Tarratlne, blk ST., Wilkes, G. II. Mel
son, WaterVlle.
Bertha Wilkes h. M, Wilkes T, A
Bartlett, Begmde.
Big jim. g. s., Perfection, H. p. Brann.
Augusta.
p, Camden Boy z. g., veni Wei. II. L..
Turner, Washington.
Nancy, Wilkes, bn. m. Arrival. A. J..
Libby Gardiner.
bayard Dean, ,. m. Bayard Wilkes, a.
calf, Augusta.
Charlie wilkes, bn. &, Nelson's Wilkes.
q. G, Edwards. Fairfield.
Renie Wilkes bn. m. Arrival f. f.
Crooker, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
2.24 CLAsS-s15n

Twilight Wilkes. 6. g., Twilight. II. r.
Lishness. Augusta.
Madras, b. g., Madred. G. NJ phi,,ins
Gardiner.
Lady Goodwin, ch. M, Dudley Buck. d.
II. Hood, Wayne.
Julia. bn. m, aialey. Davis & Savage,
Gardiner.
Harry ?, ch. g.. Nelson. c. NJ. Horne.
WaterVille.
Maceo, blk. g, Black Rolfe. Andrew
Chute. Naples
I.innie g. blk m, Eolus, Col Morrill,,
Pittsiield.
Lucy Luce. eh. m. Henry Patchen. NJ.
Getchel. Monmouth
A. T. s. b. &, Pickering. A. f. Sawyer.
Waterville.
y; p. e., A. Il, Russell. Auburn.
ford.
2.35 CLASS-SiOO.
Hattie s. ch. m, Appleton, C. IT, Simp-
son. Waterville.
Glen Wilkes, h. 4, Bayard Wilkes NJ.
GetcAell Monmouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

J. Z. Cochran ana J. Barry of Bat
terry 9, ist Maine Artillery. who We're
arrested while in civilians clothes on
State street, Sunday afternoon. for
being intoxicated were given up by
Marshal Morse to their captain who
administered the proper punishment
to them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

DR. and Mrs. George NJ. TWitcheil
were called to Yarmouth, Monday, by
the sudden death Of Mrs TWitcheu'a
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth A'lrn. at the
age of " years Mrs. Alien is wel
known in the city and her many
friends Win he very sorry to hear Of
her sudden decraSr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

r. /. Elliott IF Boston, a furnishing
goods traveller, upon his arrival here,
last evening. on the evening train.
found letter from friend in Ports
mouth, n H., inclosed in which We're
two SONY mir buttons from the uni
forms Of the Spanish prisoners at
Portsmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

The Petite Journal of Paris, says
that owing to the brute strength OF
British capital in Paris English modes
are the fashion. anu lndi!
honcst French tailors have found II
necessary to fix upon their establish
ments these letters in gold: Engiish
Tailor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

The vested choir If st. Marks church
is having vacation until the first
Sunday in September. The rcheagsals
are being carried on the same and new
members being received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

The afternoon express from the
West, Yesterday. was 40 minutes late,
caused by fire in the Everett yards Of
the Boston & Maine, which nocessi-
tated the Boston train going round by
the Saugus branch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Miss Mabel Parker and Miss Nellie
King of Watervile. who have been
visiting friends in the city, have gone
to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Arthur Teleault. the drugsist, has
returned from few weeks visit 10
Old orchard, where his family are
spending the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
STATE HOUSE.
Work Of Preparation for Sending Ballots
Out Being Pushed.

The copy for the printers of the ofli-
cial ballots for the fan election was
completed before . o'clock. yesterday
morning, and sent to the printers. The
assistant CLERKS at the secretary Of
states office commenced their duties,
Monday morning. and passed the day
IN preparing labels for the packages
of ballots when they are ready to ship.
The following corporations filed their
papers Of incorporation at the secre-
tarys office. yesterday:
Portland PhonoGraph Company has
been organized at Portland for the pur-
pose Of renting. selling, owning phono~
graphs. graphophones. Slot machines
and carrying on general novelty
business. with $5000 capital stock. of
which nothing IS paid in. The officers
are: President. Donald Fuller of Port
land; treasurer, Joseph l.. Ellis OF
Portland. Certificate approved August
I. 1898.
Winthrop Ice Company has been or
3anized at Bath for the purpose pf
carrying on general ice business and
owning and managing steamers and
ether vessels for carrying freight ana
passengers between port and por;.
with 500 000 capital stock. Of which
$500 is paid in. The officers are:
President, Orlando +. Lewis Of Win
throp, Mass; treasurer. Fred Ray
mopd of Cambridge, Mass. Certificate
approved. August t. iS9S.
Ellsworth Lumber Company has
been organized at Ellsworth for thu
purpose Of carrying ON lumbering husi-
ness in all It's branches, with $4,000
capital stock. Of which nothing is paid
in. The officers are; President
Eugene Hale of Ellsworth; treasurer
y. w King Of Ellsworth Certificate
approved. August >. 1895
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
A CARD.

10 my friends in kcnneacc VALLEY:
lake pleasure i'll introducing to You
hr. ". 4. Carlisle, who represents Yhe
NJ S'cincrt X Sons Co., plane dealers,
Portland, Ne. | believe him 10 be up.
right in MI his dealings. What be tells
you a' high', you will Had true in Ike
morning. He is located permanently in
'his city, and those desiring first class
pano at the lowest possible price, and on
'"e most liberal terms, will do Meil TO
eaii on him leforc purchasing.
20. Niekery.
Augusta, Me-. april z, 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
2.I7 TROT-pUKSE $5o0.


Manager Porter Is planning TO give an
other meeting here, ucXt wick. 10 take
the place uf thu Dovor meeting, whose
entries did not III.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
Married
LINCOLN.

Whitefieid-Aug 6. at the home OF the
brides mother, by X. l.. Partridge. ESD.
Mr.. Harry S. Colby and Miss Nina l.
simmons. both of Whitetield,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


.,,....., - :, t,o.b or
1n,s.r... ,....4.rda,
----------------------
-
NJ. Monson Of Clinton, was u business
------- -
II. $. Brown Of Fairfield. was the
guest or Aueusta friends yesterday.
y. ". smith Of Lisbon Fans, was a
business visitor to Augusta. Monday.
Na,-.u ~ I,ar1,. = Manchester
l't'99'd -H"H07S Win IIiciiu' III
'4lE'
Leslie 4 Ware of North Whitcfield.
was called ~ inc ritv bv business.
Nord.,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

II. Z. Capen of Camden, who has
been in the city for several days on
business. has returned to his home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Sheriff McFaddau was in Bath. on
business. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Judge Warren C. Prjlbrook of Water
Vile, was N the city on legal business,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Three French families went to ST
Joseph, Que, ON, the afternoon train,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09

Nelson H. Earle uf Manchester,
passed Monday with friends in the
citV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-08-09
ASSETS

The company wrote nearly 50 000. eco 90 In
business done ia the State by stock
petitor nearly 81 900, 0e0O0.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08
TIE LIE COUNTY RACK.
ET.
Chief Justice McIver Signs
More New Orders.

Tho 6essiag oyer Lse coaosy seems
60 be eesiog 10 that condition vbieh
eeass mash Eisigas,oo aud leogthy
battle sefose the whole affair is settled
I. il aet topfobsbte. so 1t is shoaghs.
sb.s the oase before IL is 6oished may
ts referred 70 speciai msster to take
testimony. 10 sass event the end is
lasg vay Of.
Chief Jus.ice Mower yesterday gave
these oedess 10 the case:
Upon 6easiog the motion OF re-
spopdeuts Tor leave TO ameod their re.
taros - 10 sesersl particulars mention
cd 10 the ootice Of the motion.
alt is ordered that respondents have
{esse 20 amend their returo as moved
foe, aud thss copy Of the amended re-
esrn be forthwith served apon counse
for petitioners.
..It is further ordered that petition
ara have ieave to withdraw their de.
uarrer to the return aud traverse the
sane, OF any part thereof if they shal
Sc 90 advised. The State, June 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

men and women which aifscs the delicate olHsn'
t.:csure. varicoceie, rupture, female troubles
Kin erlptions. Ulcers. Kidney and urinary d
,sases, liver and stomach dffacultles. iieuoi
,,ium and morphine habits, OF any cntonk
issase. Our treatment can be taken at home
:nGcr our directaons, or, we Will pay Ealt
,ad fara and hotel bill to- al who prefer to cone ne
ave the best of financial and professional refer
.aces and transact our business on hIa stnfhfa ha
;-ofessional basis, promising nothng Ons ina asi
% can fulfill We do not believe IN any Of tn.
as prescriptions. free cure. free sample or COD
.acds, but think it Is best in the end to De bon
;: With our patients. Write Us to'e1E ooa = ele
lie have carefully prepared sy~ptom. .aa BiaPh api,
1, for men; No. 2, for women NO g. e4f s ,se Ssn
.@Ilet which we viii send Free to all who real.
.,,re truthful information about their conca
DR.. HATHAWAY l. CO.,
22h So. Broad St. Asisnfa. "a
'.r.;or thie paper.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

Kingston, June The American
troops which have been landed near
Santiago witbio the past few days, yes
terday made an attack on the Spanish
forces and routed them. The Cuban
forces aided the Americans and fought
btavely against the Spanish. There is
no question but that the Cubaos will
give the Americans the most enthusiast
tic support ADD will aid most enerseti
csly 10 the campaign to drive Toe
Spanish from the island without delay
Cape Hayden, June 7.-Addi'iooal
detais of Santiago BON bard meut have
beeh received /: at this point The
Amsrioao feet attacked the forts aud
completely demolished then. The
euaae.s we're demoral,z.d aud fed
frcm the forte.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

generally above an average. but in
few places we're poor account OF
drought. Spring soWn oats are very
poor in poor 10 most places will be con-
p!e,s failures
The weather favored wheat vestiog.
which made rapid progress, aud will be
generally completed during the current
week 10 most places the yield is
above an average. ln some tie best
WELD for years, while lie portions o1
Ooopee aud S,artan5urg the yield falls
below last years
Melons are improving are DOW dong
6ueIy. 10 portions of Florence. musk
melons are failure.
Tobacco is in good condition gen.
orally. but needs rain badly except
where showers fell during the week
Worms less numerous than last
week
Rice doing finely and growing
well. Planters on the Cooper river
are annoyed by salty water owing tc
low stsge of water in the river.
Too dry for setting out sweet
potato slips; few have as yet been
transplanted Some being set and
watered by hand. Sets drying mp in
beds
Irish potatoes are very poor. and
in most places. a failure, the drought
having mined them
apples are dropping badly; there
will be none at all in portions Of
Florence. Peaches late in ripening
and are small in, Edge6eld ; they are
ripening in the southeastern coun
ties. Grapes doing well. Pear trees
dying from blight in Sumter.
Blackberries plentiful and promis-
ing in places. while elsewhere the
berries are drying .on the vines.
Plums plentiful.
Peas are being extensively planted
on stubble lands and in. corn felds.
The acreage Of peas will apparently
be larger tbsn usuai Too dry to
plant peas over large areas.
Sugar csne is generally doing well
but, ike alt other minor crops. stands
in need Of rain to enalde it to make
proper growth Gardens are parch
ed aud in places entirely dried up
failing everywhere. except upper
Darlington whore vegetables Of best
quality are abundant.
Pastures are fast failing or are en-
tirely parcbed, especially in the up.
per counties. except on moist bottom
lands The heat and scant pastures
are hard on farm animals
Chinch bugs are numerous in York
A comprehensive summary OF
weather aud crop conditions, wonld
indicate that they were favorable
over about one third of the state and
unfavorable elsewhere
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

Mean temperature IS; Maximum tempera'
tu.e l0l-dste 3O:h. Minimum temperature
44-dste Z, 8
Total precipi,ation-l IL inches.
Number of days clear, 10; partly cloudy. g.;
cloudy, 3.
Hail on 2;th
Prevailing wind-Direc,iop Southwest.
Thundsrstorms 6. IA, II, 24, 25, 2e and 90
Observation-Disclosures 90 H. II, 81. "a
and 80 were distant
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

Our war dogs don't need any urging,
apy more than your horses do when
tbey are baruessed to such light aod
easy riding vehicle as you can hod 10
anr handsome and stylish stock of
light weight buggies. pt@toos, ruo-
abouts. aud surreys. They are built
like bicycle-ligbs. but strong aud
reliable.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

TIE people -se make q ee ,oa buy
I bse.d aud b.eoo. h.ssgoed reason to
/ sss. ;asesss.ea 10 .ss saooess of eon-
I ese..aao stoEess elf5r. % ptohS so-
thug Is ta,ures. The e1tssas sron
shs reses. speseh. pablishsa g sais
sp.psr, fsroish ieasres,iog reading 90
shn subject.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08
meteorological Recosd.

The following is report of observations
Of the weather,,aken at StateOurg. by DR.. "
VI. Anderson, for the pas, n,oo,b:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

Dr.. .Hathaway&Co.
experience during ths
last 20years has proved
the fact that they have
cured thousands OF
cases where other doc
tors have failed, arc
this warrants them L
making this remarka
BILE offer. All person:
who are suffering from
any chronic disease
have now an opportn,
nifty to test tho treat.
ment of the acknoT.
lodged leading pn5si.
clans and specialists cl
this country, with ar
absolute surety Of be-
ing cured. Special d.
seaseS. such as cataffh
blood pciSon. Heaknesi
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

be campaign Of the cand dates,
IS opened in our columns to dsJ by
eards Of 3. 2 Scarborough for
oais.y Treasurer, and NJ 5 bin
iias fos SapervisoE They are both
good men. and have given satisfaction
% filing these Offices heretofore We
cake pleasure 10 referring our readers
20 tI,eir casds. Aud the attention OF
other candidates who hare not come
out, Is invited TO the fact that we
are resdy TO assign them space to
make their snnonncements
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

To see is 10 tey, to try is to buy tie
'White'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

The Sumter Hatchnaan was toundep
in 1850 aud the True Southron in 1866.
Tie Watchnsan and Sosahron now has
he combined circulation and influence
os both of the old papers, and is mani
festly the best advertising medium in
ssssnte-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08
so in Gold !!
i De Paid to any Man or Womar

e re,nains for tho celebrated firm Of physician.
J !, c;alists, DR.. Hathaway & Co., lRegulal
=. ate: Registeredl, to place a genuine b1si
- proposition before the public, which Ia;
r..S Soen made before.
..;rcs to trc:.f a..y person afflicted with am
.ci;c di..ease end c..-. .i.em. furnishing medi
,cs IA everything ceces.ary for sheir case. O.
,:.;;N in gold, providing the patient FAITH
.tiY flows treatment and directions and thf
Sc IS c;,rable one.
T.:s csier is plair, md there is no catch to It
d d.i-..sarraore, the oifer is good and the mores
.r. ::.iy safe because we are financially respc0
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-08

Hsbsos, of Alabans vaa = great. e
ass gessser o his sphese sud 10 proper.
81 &c opportunity than Bevs5, ot
staass Buth ars Amsricsas Of siie
ssss, tJpe oool md brave, dsFiag.
oot ssckless. and modest esnaenso
ail liass The far fsned heroes Of
ass;elist sess Dos bsases nor greater
as 1o6ssr than these Americsn saitefs
sf prosaio and uossntimspsal nios-
sss1sh ee1sasy Aud there is Bsgley
st so S rensnbered Was hs::lsss
osshg of fame than Hobseo Was be
- gallsnr, less pstriasic Or less brave: :
ss as 80. snd since succsss saa denied
iii sad his lie was required as saosi-
ffes. kis nsnory should be the uose
tlgaly reyeted. Bsgiey and Hoesoa.
stlans yoaog Sen,bsfners. the one :
apssfJy, tie other hero