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willing to Share the Corner.

Willing to Share the Corner.
Policeman-Herel You can't sleep on
this corner.
Mr.. Lushington-Shay, come off Plenty
room here for both of us.-Chicago Rec
ord.
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Electric Motor
FOR SALE!

A five horse power electric motor in hrst-
class condition, can be seen running any DAY N
the week. For further particulars and appoint
ment to see motor, address, Up. O. BOX 452,
Portland. Me. 1anlZulm
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EOR SALE-We want to build new modern
house ON Central Avenue, Deering, for
some reliable party who wants a good home
and will pay fair monthly instalments TO get
one. We have one fine lot left and will build
house. single or double to suit you. Sewer, Sc
bago, bath room, furnace, etc. DALTON q
CO., 478 IL Congress st. 1871
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Crowded Ouarfers.

Crowded Quarters.
Regy-Aw-Miss Gwace, youah always
in my mind, dontcher know.
Miss Grace-Goodness! That is worse
than living in flat!-Up to Date.
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NOR SALE-On Carleton street detached
4 frame dwelling house, IL rooms and bath,
set tubs, furnace heat, very sunny exposure. a
large part of purchase may remain on mortgage
Apply to real estate Office of BENJAMIN i.
HARRIS, IS Exchange street. 21-l
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FOR SALE-On Sherman street, new double
Il fiat frame dwelling house, 7 rooms each
and bath, open plumbing, steam heat, set tubs.
hard wood floors In halls, dining room, kitchen,
pantry and bath room; open tireplaces; white
wood finish, parlors painted white. Apply to
Real Estate Office of BENJAMIN F. HARRIS,
4S Exchange street pol
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FAC-SIMILE signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsroRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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T OST-At Gorham, Maine, Jan. 10TH in the
~ Congregational church. or between the
church and the station, lady's gold watch. A
suitable reward will be paid by returning the
same to No. 45 Deering st, Portland, Me-, or
Gorham PostOffice. q 241
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Neutrality-suspicious..

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash In advance.
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EOR RENT-Rooms on second floor over
at HASKELL s. JONES, Monument Sqr. 1874
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EOR SALE-One half of brick house stu
It. ated on Pearl ST., near Congress; fitted for
twojfamilIes and contains gas, Sebago water,
bath rooms, cemented cellar and all modern
conveniences. Apply to A. G. LIBBY & CO.,
AZ 1-2 Exchange st. 241
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Situation in business house,
w Wholesale or retail, or manufacturing
establishment as salesman, shipper or alt
round man. Good salesman. practical knowl-
edge of business and general lines OF goods.
A useful man in most any capacity. References
Al. Address W. j., Press. POL
uyANTED-Situation by a smart, competent
w woman who will go in a hotel, boarding
house, restaurant or will work in a laundry
win 90 as laundress, or kitchen work, dish
ences. Apply to 81 MYRTLE ST. Miss II.
1871
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AGENTS WANTED.

YWANTED-Lady canvassers. New article
w quick seller. Only first GLASS canvassers
wanted Address by letter, j. J. H.. Press
Office. 1871
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Mooney to loan on real estate, 8 and per
Nl cent per annum also money to loan
on life insurance policies, notes, bonds,
household goods and any good collateral
security. W. P. CARR, Room 5, Oxford
Building, 1856 Middle street. "a
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EOR SALES stored brick house, IA rooms
and bath, in perfect repair, open plumbing,
steam heat 2 tenements, large lot desirable To-
cation. one minute from City Hall; first time
offered; a great bargain. W. I'll. WALDRON
g. CO., 1870 Middle st. 221
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TITO RENT-One half store in a very desir-
able location, Suitable tor fancy
goods or dressmaking. Address "A c., This
Office. l9-l
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.

rTO LET--Very desirable house of eight rooms
a numbered i81 Oxford street very conven-
lent. Also lower tenement in house 1912 Con-
gress street, will be let for $40 month to small
on Madison st. FREDK L. JERKS, 1896 Con-
preSS st, 21-1
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Tor SALE--A Curran s. Wolf modern dry
Il kiln, capacity 10000 feet, all in perfect or
der: price very low. Can be seen at No. SO
York street. Enquire of, RUFUS DEERING
CO., 800 Commercial ST. 21-2
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coAO DOWN buys first class two story
SOUU house containing rooms, Sebago
water, cemented cellar, furnace heat and situ-
ated corner Sawyer and Thomas Sts Wood
fords and gooa sized lot of land with same.
Balance to be paid in easy monthly instalments.
Inquire of A. c. LIBBY s. CO., AZ IL Exchange
st. 241
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs CENTS cash in advance.

EOR SALE-I have customer who wants o
purchase some store property in good To-
cation. Will pay cash for same If not over
$4,000. w. p. CARR, Room 5, Oxford Building.
241
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T,O LET-In Deering at Woodforis, IA Cliff
Il ton street, down stairs rent OF rooms,
Sebago, in good repair, No. 4S Lawn avenue,
% story house one square from electrics,
rooms, b ath room, let till April or May, at
$1667 per month. Very desirable. n. 5.
GARDINER, .185 Exchange street, Room a.
1871
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Deering, January %. 1898.
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EOR SALE-On Sherman street new two-story
admirably arranged, bath rooms. modern
plumbing. separate steam heating apparatus
good opportunity for investment. BENJA-
MIN SHAW. 511a Exchange street. pol
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FOR sALE-A stylish second hand sleigh but
Il little used, Thompson make. price $40.
Enquire 1888 Spring street. 201
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EOR Standardization of American aud for
L eign coins. Address P. o. Box 63S. 24-1
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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
BY HALL GAME,

AUTHOR OF TIRE THE CONFESSION"
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WANTED-An persons in want of trunks
W and bags to call on +. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street. one door above Shaw',s
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 232
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EOR SALE--A well established millinery and
Il fancy goods business in thriving manu-
featuring town; good reasons for selling; only
store OF kind In town; big profit for a small
investmint. Address SAVINGS BANK, South
Paris, Me. 21-1
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T OST- Friday, Jan. 81, u Boston Terrier pup,
IL dark brindle with white stripe on breast.
THUR W. PIERCE l43 Brighton St, Wood
fordS, Me. 24-1
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nor SALE-Two story house containing II
improvements and centrally located at No 216
Newbury street. Nicely fitted for one fanny:
Also a good lot of land with same. inquire OF
a. G. LIRRY s. CO. 421-2 Exchange 81. 12-2
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business CHANCE-For sale stock and
I'D lease Of sma country store, tenement and
stable connected. rent $50 per year, in village
near r. r. station. Chance for one with small
capital. Good reasons for selling. Box 500,
Portland. 1871
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
JM mortgages on Real Estate at as low rate of
interest as can be obtained in Portland; also,
loans made on stocks, bonds, personal proper
ty or any other good securities Inquire of a
G, LIBBY s. CO., AZ IL Exchange st. jan12-.
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VNE will advance money on any kind of
w merchandise consigned to us, or will
pay cash for household furniture, store
stocks and fixtures of any description. GQSS
q WILSON, Auctioneers, Is Free street. lift
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NOTICE-To the public: for the next 80 days
IN we will make suits or overcoats at 10 per
cent discount for cash. Fine repairing, cleans
ing and pressing done at short notice and rea-
sonable prices. PETERSON q NANSEN,
Merchant Tailors II Temple st. 1871
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M ONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
IA mortgages on real estate. stocks. bonds,
life insurance policies q, notes or any good
street. 2G4
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r OST-A King Charles spaniel pup. A reward
~ will de paid if delivered to 757 CONGRESS
ST. 22-1
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They Have Club With 800 Members, and
Last Night They Held Rousipg
oil
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-12
~ OLD FABLE RETOLD. .

Long time ago beyond the farthest reach
OF anv mortal mans imagination.
our Body's members GIFTED then with
SpeeCh)
For once forgot their proper use and
station,
And rose against the Stomach; 1--WE will
teach
They said in their rebelious conVocatlon'
This lazy fellow. can do without hlm'
He's but a common, good-for-nothlng
scuion,
A elizziiug, overgorgcd characterization,
Moreover, an Unsuitable leech,
Who seeks subsistence from his neighbor,
And gets his living without labor
Therefore they sWore by earth and skies,
They'd cut him off from all supplies;
a." said the Hand. will never raise
4 finger to prolong his days"
Il" said The Mouth. refuse to take
rood offered for the Stomachs sake;
"May we be rotten through and through,
If henceforth we his rationS cneW,
Exclaimed the Teeth: the meeting theh
adjourned.
And every member to his place returned.
Their solemn covenant and league.
The rebels had not kept a week.
Before they felt their strength decay
And the whole Body waste away;
Thus taught by stern experience.
Thov learned that they could not dispense
With their obnoxious fellow member
The stomach, and that none, no matter
who,
Without the others aid could do.
Therefore they humbly offered to sur
render,
Convinced the Rodys strength IS II It's
When Loyalty each member helps the rest.
CHARLES w. HuBNER.
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stand and faced the audience. But what
was 1t | heard? The opening words of my
own speech! He went on in Il grand, i'm
passioned way, interrupted occasionally
by half-suppressed applause. | was lis
tening to the knell of my departing hopes
l could bear it no longer. My throat was
parched. | wanted water and | wanted it
awfully. There was water at the stand,
but / couldn't face that audience then. |
seized my hat. stole out of the crowd,
crept down the valley and arrived at a
spring half mile away. just as my rival
closed amid the cheers OF the audience. [
bent over and bathed my hot temples.
then-walked on down the valley toward
home.
They were married before the year was
out and now live in the Lone Star State
on the banks of the swift-rollng Brazos
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-12
GEORGIAN KILLED IN TEXAS
Has Wife and Seven Children Living
in Columbus.

Galveston. Tex September 5-(Sp"''aL'
Thomas Watson is dead and John EnElsh
Is Il prisoner in the county JAN on tne
charge OF murder. The killing occurred III
a barroom last rigilt and EnSllsh' VINO
has but one hand, the right having peeh
omnutated at the wrist claims to have
acted in self-defensc. Beyond this he re
fuses to make any statement Inc de
ceased came here about year ago ana
received employment in the dyehousc OF
the Galveston cotton mills. He was TWEEN
ty-nine years of age and has wife and
seven children living at Columbus. Ga.
his home Three shots We're fired. One
entered Watson's mead. resulting In his
death before he reached the hospital.
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tied the Cascade the waters of q consid-
| era BE little stream flow down the noun
! tain side and dash from q rocky procpce
! a distance of perhaps thirty feet falling
in many cascades and rpplcS into 4 basin
of solid rock some twenty feet broad, ana
! from three 20 four feet deep. ON our Re
turn home We came a dietfrent route, COM
ing by Piedmont Springs. This is some SIX
miles from MOOrcs. There are TWO beauu-
full springs about three feet apart; one IS
strOu., mineral the other is free stone.
and telephone connection with the out
slda world 1t is frequcntcd by visitors
from many portions or Ihg @ ~ ia ,'t
We pdSHcu ne'l ~ rn 80 6,nfI,.v me
Cnmntv east of Stokes county where !
spent a few days with my cousin before
returning home, ana ndu Il ueI'G ~ IN l,iiI,
On ne laSt m'Enl ~ az ny u.as confused of
d d, Nm he ryccntion OF one ''c0urtfug
counlc'' At whom We flung All our jokes
| VIII close hoping all the couslnS may en-
Joy as delightful - TRIP as nave
-, ,,r t.,,for.
M&ude H@moE forest N''' A'''' '.,',
| ttInh Inc JUNO! page ILhPi"N ~ 60 -
week Every mt!uDe" Gh1uId strive ID I'M
prove his letter ana If he would what q
corner We would have As in general the
co,,si,., writ. ON subjects mine shall be
- tI,,rt,., ii,.,,,, =. fraoGor How, many
i .r, -,
"io "'Pittq" ~ '''tS ~ 'o'', s"' I
certain extent an" IL Se'ihS '"'t SUMO ""o
'+lJ'N i'''4' - ~ ~ "''"NN''1 >1'''N Wv i''t
rraliZo and appreciate it. Every boy ana
Giri is born with the same freedom and
Wlh equal rights. what a good thought,
But after they he|n ne men and women
some hay" NOR" freedom than oth""S.
Why Simply because some get into mean
ness and nave 10 Joe puniShei while others
are deprived "i 1t ny sickness
Row many liberties a person has, and
H's III '"Int l''-,' ..",IrS ne Is rhJfeN dt-
P'''"'i''' '"r''9H"""'ii'e Sol'ilr"-
p,se;o tf,,1oi,, ,,,,-,,, ,,,,. - -
49, ''"' ~. ".
i'c"' 1Ul'lOl, 'i""PS Soil' o. '"' c'"7.'L+
a"Nc never mad the opportunity OF seeing
TIE Occ ~, ard would not minl Aen'in"
something uf NY recent trip | ..ladc tncrc.
ON FRIDAY Ju'y qqtb I lief, Pleasant car
I,I ON a,i excursion train bound inr Will
80 W. g. ,'N '
-, , ~ t.'t 80 'W-t,3
49, ,li, -, 90 y.i, ,t,,1 ,., |
,,,,,,a,. ,..,y,,rt - tLo ,..,,,,,t ,.t,. No.
,ClId Get apood view Of the Atlantic ocean.
& mass of blue. rolling, roaring Wut.r: and
also plunge !nju the surf, which "as as
SSI'I It," SUI i'9''I AIl't Su4"lHS ions
te nl"tn IHl lGii OF HnI n"u''; We WIN
,yh,r, W., rnnnd I,trfnr FOR th 1,',,,
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NirGie Brooks. Gibsland, I.a.-Dear Ju-
nior: ! Will take for my subject "Fricnd-
ship" There is nothing like true friends.
When we are in trouble a \true friend will
help you al he can. II anyone didn't have
any friends in this world he would be in
bad fix. but there is very true friend
that never fails you, and that Is God. He
will help you in all your troubles. If you
will deceive your true friends earth
you viii deceive your true friend in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-12

Nettie higgins. Nichols, S C.-Dear Ju-
MGR. / VIII tell You "a Little about a war
lrrcire. out in the suburbs of Florence.
5 G.. in the federal cemetery lies Florina
BALDWIN She was 4 soldiers wife and fol-
lowed him through his hardships ol camp
lie to be with him she loved. One day
mar the close of the war the husband died.
a few days later the wife died and they
sleep together ON our southern soil. over
the grave OF Fiorua BudWin is a rose
busl. that brings forth flowers every year
an no one planted it there. It's said.
often wonder if her relatives ana friends
lNcw that her grave ues in our southern
land. She observes a monument to he-
memory.
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CONSTITUTION JUNIORO
Eokc Do,o
~Our Young Folks Page


heaven. SO YOU see true friends are far
| more precious than pearls. | want every
body to be true friend to me and
| know | would not deceive anybody in
| friendship. our parents are the trueSt
! friends on earth because a true mother
and father would never forsake their child.
Cornelius lIalford, Blue Ridge, Ga.-Dear
| Junior: [ live in a beautiful town on top Of
| tine Rlua Ridon ahou+ I 500 feet above sea
! f, ~ $780,, , ~ ra,,ob rms
| Nv, '' ie''' :" '-.0l't p, ; 1rt,;, +,
'''A nior .''''la W ~, 'n ,n for
| beautiful country. aboundlnS III flcA lo'-
ests. consisting of oak. poplar, white pine
| and many other Kinds of valuable timber.
| mountains enc may have a magnificent
view Of the mountains OF Georgia, 1ellhtS-
see ana Nortn IafoiIha: III llcti .nc n.'1 fnr
.tii th o. ~ ~ zoe In tnn instance ms the
| mountains grow fainter and fainter untl it
seems that they are lost in rag SKY. Itl-5
part OF ieGrSla Is ren N sisno f,,rn N All
.nf,, nj rharn arc many small ami
49,. ,r .t,idr, no ,rann hunter delights
II, h,,mtin,, link We have as beautiful
n,onnti,ir rolntrv ae one could wish.
,o,, Nv ,.hI,y ,Trott ,r'- store Tenn -
'o''i' L. N9",,S' ,,,,',.. ,.,,,it rho CON
Dear J"H'oi- We ~ ,.,,,,.+ f
Sututon : ARRIVAL Nllh t"e >''S -
anxiety Regardless oil the present an"
reliable war meas. which is now the lead
inc, suhioct of rha day published in each
issrn Of rbn ,rons.itution. there is more
49,, -. ,,tin,, II than NV
C2Ihi ~ oot ny ~ ,(,. ~ tba Irnitn1
n,tyS ne Sullor @g r,'s n}"'IiroTr1,
ana are truly wo,tly of attention. Then
regardless. Of many other interesting arti-
CleS there is Sarge P.unkctt and Biz Arp
letters, which | hiGtlly recommend as an
tActh,Ht remedy Ior tMe lofillIudpLe ' uIseaSe
li"Gu ,'tG "nuGs, t. c,i @ ,,r
not omit Won, We r'nnot fnro,t Tho ION
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE

| tutrn q long time ana 1t is always wei
| come in our nome. [ am six years old
| We live in north Georgia We have fresh
| air ard freestOne and mineral water. The
| dear old Constitution reaches our home
| "Wednesday afternoon and we anXiously
| await its coming. InrloScd find ] cent for
| the Grady hospital
| Mamie Simpson. Cameron, M!ss.-Dear
| Junior: ! am country girl and live nine
miles east of PCkens / enjoy country life
very much. We have a very pretty flower
yard and | love to work with flowers. To
any one sending me a stamped envelope |
will send the words to the song "'The Ship
that Never Returncd.' | have the music.
/ would like to correspond with some of
the cousins about my age, which is twelve.
Lillian Mae Bacot Dry Grove. Miss
Dear Jun or: | thought | would write and
tell all about my Pike county trip down
at Grandpa Bacot's. We all went and
stayed a week and two days We mad
fine time hunting muscadinc5 ana sum
mer grapes End going through fields down
ON the Eougchitto river ON the sandb2rS
and roCkbars played and looked for
shells. But it seemed 50 funny for ticks
to get on u.s. for we don't have them up
here.
Agnes Hardee Fitzgerald, Fla.-Dear Ju-
nior: My home is in Sumter county, on
the Withacoochee river. l enjoy living
in the country much. l am an orphan
and live with my sister. My mother died
on the 81 of May on, how sad it is to
be without a mother! I have long want
ed the words of "'rhe Fatal Wedding,
and I'VE Parted by the River Side VIII
Charles Guiteau." Correspondents sole
tied. Age sixteen
'Orphcus." Clio AIa.-Dear Junior: If it
would not be asking too much Of Aunt Su-
sic. | think it would be a good idea for her
,n splprt a Sllhiprt and LET the cousins write
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Miss Letter Will Chs!sten Illinois,
Chicago. H.. Septembor Ex-Governor Tan
ner has selected Miss Daisy Letter. d2u@1-
ter of Levi 4. Letter If this city, to chris
ten the battltShip Illinois VIII ch will ho
launched at Newport News the latter part
of this month
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Won will stand the oppressive weather
,,,nra oasflv and comfortably by putting
and keeping your body in trim healthy
condition by taking Hoods SarSaparl''"
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Dear Junior. Today as | sat lookirg at
beautiful rainbow that SPAWNED across the
sky | thought to what higher. noble:
level this world would be brought to if
we would only make our lives tor life
is what we make il as bright and beau
as the rainbow. It takes lovely colors 10
make the rainbow, such as violet, indigo.
blue green. orange, yellow and red, SO 1t is
with our lives for 1t takes noble and true
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-26
Gambler

We have been favored with a
number Of visitors the past week.
Among them were Mr.. Sheets
and family from Lafayette. In
diana, and McSsrs. Mitchell. RIP
per and Huston, OF and near
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mrs. Hiscock has returned to
her winter home.
The Wilson place has been sold
to friend Of Mr.. Richie's, who
bought the DR.. CrooIicr place last
winter, and both families are cX-
pected soon.
Mr.. Bishops little boy is rccov-
crlng from serious illness.
Miss Jessie Mau2hs spent last
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Milholland and children
from Orange Lake, who have
been visiting relatives here. have
returned home, much benefited
in health.
\ number Of our people at
tended camp meeting at Moss
Bluff Sunday.
The Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor is increasing in num-
berS and interest. The last meet
ing was Che best enc We ever
held.
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Discovered by Il Woman

Another great discovery has
been m4d", and that too, by a
lady in TIN. country. "Discasc
fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven Years She WlthstUod
ITS sev1rcst tests, bat her vital
organs nr"1 undermined ana
death seemed imminent. For
three months she couehcd in
cra,intIy, and could not sleep.
Sh" tiGalIy discovered q way 10
recovery, by purchasing Of US 4
bottle of DR.. Kings New Di,cov-
cry for Consumption. and was -
much relieved on taking first
dos. that She Slept all night; ana
Win two bottles, has been ALSO
Iutciy cared. Her name IS Mrs.
Luther LutI. Thus writes ".
&. Ii4mnic.; K 3d.. Of Shelby
\. L. Trial bottle free III tn"
POST OHicr drug store.
Regular sly" 50c and 81. Every
bottle SuaIlntrad.
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Fellowship

Henry Clark Is at home with
the measles
Miss Alathca Dunn of Citra is
visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Mludc MoScr, the assist
ant teacher Of the Mcintosh
school, spent last Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in Eel
lowship
Tn" Star claims that j. I. IT,.
llud9"nS lost his warrant While
carrying il in hiS hand. The
writer has been reliably informed
that Mr.. HudgcnS, upon receipt
Of The warrant went and deposit
cd the same in n nail key, where
1t was discovered later by our
efficient clerk Of the circuit court
The writer is kept busy trying
10 coll sct the delinquent tJX"s on
personal properly.
Last Friday night was quite
lively in this burg. There was q
social at Mrs. +. Fl Critters and
a candy pulling at Mr.. VI. S. Mo
scr's, and ali report having a
good time.
w. w. Potts Of L"vyvIIIc has
rented Mrs. MrG"hec's place apd
IS moving on the sumo.
The patrons Of Fellowship
school met last Friday evening
and elected j. T. Phillips as S!i-
pprvi>or, rs Mr.. Scckingcr has
rendered bis resignation.
Quail arc very plentiful in this
section and YOU can hear the re
ports OF guns any hou" in the
day.