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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08

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| The annual letter Of the pastor was
| pleasant review of the past year and a
hopeful forecast of the year about to
! begin.
| The statistics of the treasurer's re-
port were printed on cards for distribu-
ton. From them it appears that the
| church has received for it's benevolent
work $1S65.79, and has expended for the
same $15S7.79; that the total amount re-
| ceived for all purposes has been $500;
that there is likely to be a dedcit of $500
| the current year, which must be raised
| by pledges; that the balance on hand is
| SO cents.
| The election of officers for the ensu-
| ing year resulted as follows: To the
| office of deacon, Mr.. D. w. Abercrom-
| bic, who succeeds himself; Mr. N. E.
| StowelI, who succeeds Mr.. c. H. DeLong,
resigned; Mr.. A. S. Fulton, who succeeds
| Mr.. Morrison Smith, removed to Scot
| land; standing committee, the pastor,
deacons and Messrs. G. H. belong,
Henry Gould and Harry Greenwood;
| finance, Messrs. w. H. Dexter E. G.
Guy, F. L. Durkee; music, Messrs. John
| Peacock, w. c. Ellis, F. L. Ward; clerk,
Mr.. F. l. Ward; treasurer, Mr.. w. T..
Peacock; auditor, Mr.. G. w. Harlow;
committee on baptisms, Mrs. Ezra
| Churchill, Mr.. B. E. Guy, Mrs. Reeby,
Mrs. j. A. Madden, Mrs. w. @. Ellis,
| Miss Martha B. Ward, Mrs. Harry
Greenwood; ushers, Messrs. N. H. Chan
dler, A. J. Gilbert, A. S. Fulton, F. E.
| Guy, w. H. Balloon, w. A. Streeter, W.
branch, Messrs. J. A Madden, A. S.
Fulton, H. A. Morse; on GAINESVILLE
branch, Messrs. B. E. Guy, Richard
Reeby, W. F. Spring, Stephen Colvin;
! home missions, Misses Grace Gould,
| Bertha Reeby, Helen Ball, Mrs S. j.
Gilbert, Miss Charlotte Pellet; foreign
missions, Mrs. F. B. Thomas, Miss
Emma Adams, Miss NJ. E. Whitcomb.
| Mrs. D. G. Holbrook, Miss Alva Reeby
Mrs. E. F. Greenwood; members of the
City Mission board, Messrs. F. L. Dur
kee, r. ]. Reeby A. S. Fulton, B. E.
| Guy, Rhys Llewellyn and the pastor
delegates to state convention, Mr.. E. "
Dexter, Emily B. Pellet, Mrs. G. W
Harlow, Miss Josie Allen, Miss Lillian
Hovey
In-the Sunday school department the
following officers were elected: Super
intendent, Mr.. E. G. Guy; assistant SUI
perintendent, Mr.. H. A Morse; score
tary and treasurer, Mr.. W. H. Balloon;
librarian, Mr.. f. e. Guy; assistant Ii
orarian, Mr.. A. j Gilbert Visiting
committee to be appointed by Ladies'
Benevolent Society," Chinese Sunday
school: Superintendent, F. L. Durkee;
| assistant superintendent, Mr.. Harry
Greenman; secretary and treasurer, Mr..
Henry Tarlton.
Resolutions of sympathy were voted
to Mr.. Holbrook on the death of his
brother; the Misses Pellet, on the
death of their father, and Mrs E. f.
Greenwood, on the death of her father
Rev. L. B. Thomas made a short adj
| dress. The membership Of the church is
constantly increasing.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08
Coffee.

Coffee.
Our famous Old Government Java,
worth so cents per ID. Our price 10 cts.
per 10.
Best Mocha and Java Coffee, worth 40
cts. per ID. Our. price 80 cts.
Bakers Cooking Chocolates, price 16
cts for half-pound package.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08
Cravenette Waterproofs.
At $500 and $3.50

Made from the best English all wool
materials, and sold until now at $500,
$1,000 and $3.50
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08

TELEPHONES.
Editorial rooms ............. 90
Business office. 1882
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08
NEXT WEEK WILL BE TIME ENOUGH!
Sleeping Men.

Extta full size, for stout or long man
kind. J
NIGHT SHIRTS, made of full fluffy
flannelette, S inches long, worth 1856
anywhere. Buy of US for
soc each
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08

CONTINUED On Fifth Page.)
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08
$3.50
Ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' Heavy Jersey Rib Vests and
Pants, goods made to sell at SSc; today
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08

The Smith College Club will hold its
annual winter meeting with the Misses
Estabrook, Lagrange street, on the
afternoon of the 18th, and will entertain
100 friends, including the officers Of the
Women's, Wellesley and Mt. Holyoke
clubs, and the College Club.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-08

Mrs. Gardner c. Whiting and Miss
Eleanor Whiting of IA Bowdoin street
are at 10 High street for the remainder
of the winter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
An Ocean Horror.

Halifax, Ms, July 6.-The ship Gro
martyshlre, in tow of The steamer Crea-
tan, came up the harbor this morning
with her bow stove i'll and partly dis
maStcd.
Her captain reported that she was in a
collision with the French steamer la
B~ourgogne Off Sable Island.
The latter sank with six hundred PEG
pie.
Tho hundred were saved.
only II woman survivor is among
the saved.
HE only officers saved were the pur-
ser and three engineers. Thirty men be
longing to the crew We're also picked ur.
Inc balance of the two hundred saved
are passengers.
La Hourgogne sailed from New York
July ID for Harve. :. large numher of
her passengers were Americans. She
carried a crew of go men. and had aboard
oo3 passengers when she left this port
Saturday.
Sable Island, off the Nova Scotian
coast, where the wreck occurred. is 4
verltable ships graveyard.
Man wrecks and collisions have or-
CURED near its fog-bound shores. and
always breathe easier when
they get by its dreaded shore.
The La Bonrgogne was a French mail
belonging to the Campacnie
."enerale TranSalatique. They had a line
II steamers between New York and /.
Harve direct.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
NEVADA WAR CLAIMS
How the Bill now in Conference
Effects the State.

The bill for the adjustment and nav.
ment of certain claims against he Gov.
eminent OF the United States, reported
ny Senator Teller from the Committee or
'Ialnls, and passed by both Houses OF
congress-, with certain amendments by
the House in which the Senate did no,
concur, and now being considered by a
conference Committee of both houses
contains about 200 printed pages. 1t is
known as the "Omnihus Bill" as it pro-
Vldes for the payment of various claims
"hlch several states have against the
Government.
Inc part of it which particularizes Ne
Nada provides that the Secretary of the
Treasury be and he is directed and au-
lhorlzed to pay, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
the state OF Nevada ~S404,O4O.7O. This
money is to go INTO the State Treasury To-
he used for state purposes. 1t is for pav-
ment for principle and interest of O
expended by the State for organizing
volunteers at the time Of the Civil War
and for money expended by the State in
the White Pine and Elk0 Indian Wars.
In addition, the bill also provides for
the Plute Indian Claims, that is claims OF
individuals for losses sustained bv the
depredations of Indians. within the terri
torIai limits of the present State of New
aoa III 1901. The claimants named in the
bill are: Kate Mot, $50; Ellen f. Adams
$40; w. II. Naleigh. S3SJ; John T. Little.
S2l9; a. g.. Turner, 1919; O. c. Steele. S32G.
Samne Turner, S307; J.. H. Malhewson.
S3o0; Chas Shad. 357; Theodore Masters.
S!,o49; }. +. Holiday, S95; Franklin Brio
ker, Slo2: George Seitz, Sl2O; b. +. Small.
Sll0; Pard Henry, sl27; Andrew Lawson,
800; l.. Il. Epstein. $3.50; J. Q. A.. Moore,
$3.50; Lucy Hetrich, S405; G.. c. Brooks.
sl53; Lizzie DOrmell, heir of Major Orms-
by, 5 $50; j. NJ. Gatewood, Sl.O44: Sevmor
PlNley, S}05; J. d. Roberts, S3.23l: II. C.
Phillips, $3.50; J. NJ. Horton, 500; Geo. II.
lady, Sl6S; }. y. SturteVant. SJl3: Could e |
curry NJ Co, 81 600: J. II. Tilton, S5IS; r.
q. Watkins. 500; J. l.. BIackhurn.5 S763.
O. Earl. 800: L. NJ. Ear.man, $500:
Robert Lyon, Sl694; Thomas Marsh. $50.
Abraham Jones, 80; \. Mcdonald. 500.
Il. IL. Berry, sl30; Robert VI. Baker. Sl71.
f.. C"rhett. SD; !. $. Child. 500; r. +.
Green, SO: Alexander Crow. SO; Mary
widow OF Abe Curry. 800: Warren
" aSSon, S+99: Michael Tieruey. Sl45. :. t
Gurus. 800; J.. II. Cole, S2a2: l. p. Lpho.
1874; +. Penrod, Sj64; J. b. Prush. sos:
" ellington Stewart. 500.
The bill is now in Committee OF Con-
terence" and will doubtless becomea law
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, e.
KATE, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08

Otto Schulz is now in charge of the
stone market and swinging the cleaver
over juicy beef steaks.
Inc estimate of Spanish loss in the
naval battle is 1900 killed and 150o
wounded.
There was AN installation of officers
and spread at the Woodmen last evening
at DAD Fellows Hall.
a meeting of the Red Cross will ba
held to-day, Friday, at , .. m. in Odd
Fellows hall. A full attendance is
necessary.
Arthur Raycraft has secured a genuine
glockenspeil from the East with all the
attachments. 1t is set to f flat and rms
up to the high c i'll Minor and falls down
against the ledger line when it is re-
CURED to swat the double bass. He will
give a solo exhibition shortly at the
Opera louise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
Promenade Concert.

ON Monday evening 5. b. Cohn will
give a promenade concert and drawipr of
prizes at MS store. The Carson band has
engaged to furnish the music and Miss
Gladys Hofer viii draw the numbers out
OF the box. The decorating for the
occasion has aIreaNy hegnn in the s1nrn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
ALL SORTS.

Trib is the best liniment.
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
WAR NEWS
THE MAINE

July one Oh the Spanish
ships can be saved. AS they were
beached by their crews the valves Were
opened and every effort made to sink
them. Not n went down with her
flags flying, but each in turn struck her
colors and surrendered. When the sur
vlvor were made prisoners it was found
that nearly all were drunk, having been
gorged with liquor to make them fight.
The clothing and pistol of Commander
Llnares were found on the Colon. show
ing that he intended to escape.
New York, July "A cable to the SIM
dated of Santiago, July 9Th, says: This
dispatch was written yesterday on the
quarterback of the Vizcaya, which now
lies on the Southern coast of Cuba with
gaping shot Wounds in her port side. her
bow blown out by the explosion of some
OF her forward magazines or a torpedo.
blackened by fire, beaten by waves, and
as nearly a collection of scrap ron as one
splendid war ship could get to be.
EARLY Yesterday morning the Suns
dispatch boat started down the coast to
make a closer inspection of the wrecked
war ships than was possible Sunday
Wheh flre was sweeping over them. The
first ship inspected was the AImiranta
oqnendo. She was run ashore in a small
bay and now lies well up on the beach,
where she is likely to stay until time
ana the action OF the elements complete
the destruction begun by the American
He sides are SCARED bv many
shots, and in her port bow there is a
tremendous hole made by a thirteen-incb
she'll On the port quarter. near tho
water lire, there is a large rent. Her
military masts are gone and her decks
present q scene OF wreck and confusion.
As the Oquendo was approached dead
>panIards were seen floating all about in
water, stripped to the waist. as thew
lad stood 20 MAJ their guns.
me heWspapermaen then joined some
'ther dispatch boats and headed for the
nihnta Maria Teresa, which was lvino
"|iher westward. This vessel WAS NOT
II Ht'lt" such bad condition as the Almj-
ante oquendo. She was battered nv
helI> and blackoned by fire. but her
tier military mast was still standinu
Ter bridge, though much twisted, was
ec"gnizable. She was still smolderino
nth the fles of yesterday. and occas-
'n&Ily cartridges would pop as tbouoh
e~ndeavoring to continue the fobt
washington, July 7-Shafter has an
ounced the exchange of Lieutenant
OLSON and all his men. They have inst
received safely and are all well ex-
pit two men just recovering from re-
Intent fever.
Washington, July 7.-Advices received
ere from General Shafter announc that
number Of high Spanish officials are
across the line at Santiago into
lie American nm This is regarded
significant Of surrender.
Madrid. July "A rumor is curf.nt
re that the COMMANDMENT of Santiago =
Is commenced.
III 4 Y Din -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08

Trib is the best liniment.
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
Attorney Dennis was about town yes
terday.
Miss Annie Meder is rapidly improv-
ing in health.
Mr.. Chas. Starrett and wife of Oakland
arrived in Carson yesterday morning.
The genial and familiar phiz of Charlie
Boskowitz graced the street yesterday.
Miss Ellen Virgin of Genoa was in
town yesterday.
Marion Fitten of Oakland is visiting
Miss Florence PohI.
Closing out of ladies ties, 4 for 25 cents
TT Days Saturday. See adj.
Captain LinscOtt's company of cavalry
will leave San Francisco for the Philip
pines Monday or Tuesday.
Candy, cigars and ice cream soda at
Joe Muller's. If
Ex-Sheritf Mccormick of Douglas was
in this city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Winters of Washoe spent
yesterday in Carson the guest of Miss
SMALL.
Rusteller's Gilt Edge steam beer at the
Ozark. Call for it when you want the
best. If
If you can buy a boys waist at III
tantS II Aon-t now =, xoo1-o .z..
Days al.
Norbert Yerington, Harry Brule and
Roy Richard departed for Lake Tahoe
yesterday.
Miss LYDIA Young departed for San
Francisco last evening to spend the
ummer.
There is talk of getting up q new COM
pany in this city to 60 to the front. All
recruits are to be officers.
Striped and figured rufied shirt waist
white Pique and Duck will sell at -
cents Saturday at Days. Read ad.
For first class Photographic work go to
Painters. He gives his customers a fin
ish and effect not to excelled. If
Herbert p. ssThrall, a brother of ChaS.
Thrall formerly of this city, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Eight
division of the railway mail service.
Scalping knife Tpbp.p. the hirr,
chew on earth. for sale at Chas H. Kelly
Cos, try some.
From the increase of travel i would
seem that the tourists are takir" a3van-
tage of the reduced rates from San Fran
cisco to Carson.
L. n. Stone. Commissioner of Deed
for California. and Notary Public for
'rmsby county. Office: Capitol Build
ing.
The v. x I. railroad company have
a special rste over their lines
to all delegates attending the Republican
State Central Committee meeting in Car
Saturday, July g.
Richardson is the sole agent for ,
Dowd's, Iakeview strawberries. They ,
are especially good this year and are sold :
boxes for . cents. If you want the :
pest, get Nevada fruit.
The London Daily Mail of SUNDAY c
commenting editorally upon the fact '
hat for the first time on record the
of July Will be widely celebrated C
n Great B%ritain,' says the incident is II
significant of AnglO-Saxon unity" Il
DR.. Cornelius Herr of Panama Canal .
died at Bournemouth at July ~
he 9th. DIR. Cornelius Herr sprang into .
notorious and scandalous prominence =
men the frauds in connection with the
'anaIna Canal were exposed in Paris.
lie was connected with some of the
rlnlnal schemes of the enterprise AMI
ed TO Bournemhuth, England. Efforts ri
'ere made to eXtraditc him. but failed >.
BORN. el
In this city, July :, 1898, to the wife of OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
MAY BE SAVED.

Washington, July = The NAVY De
p'r'lnent is already making arrange
i''ehts TO remove all of the valuable
Spanish beet tn 1t can be saveI. An
agreement with the Merritt Il Chapman
w recklng Company has been closed to
undertake. the salvage Of as much pro-
perty as possible from the wrecks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
Ice Cream ParIors

Joe Muller has opened his ice cream
pa !VTS ~ t@2 store Formerly occupied
ny TUFTS. He j. manufacturing candy
an" keeps a full line OF cigars and
tobacco. -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
Pure Ice

II you want pure ice frozen from, ,nn-
nlhg wafer. call on Doe Benton. ice de-
lVered to any part Of the city. T.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
RENO SOLDIERS.
Seventy eight Arrived Yesterday.

NeVenty-eight Reno soldiers came up
on the '';30 train yesterday to go into
camp at the race track.
They We're met by the Carson Guard
ana drum corps and escorted up main
street to the Capitol where Governor
NAdier introduced them to musterinr
oillrer, Lieutenant Bennett. As they
marched up the street a great deal OF
favorable was made on their
s"IulerIy appearance and gooi marching.
they We're a fine looking body of men
and we'll drilled.
Ihey were warmly welcomed by the
arson c"mlany and We're ma lie as con-
fortabie as possible lat night in can,n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08
BORN.

In this ity,July :, 1898, to the wife Of
August Berning, a son.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-08

Copper City is a new mining town
rapidly developing in the southern
country. 1t is located about Thirty miles
east Of the thriving amp of Randshurg
Ca. A ten-tOn copper smelter is h,in~
erected for the treatment of the rich
copper ores with which the Crowpll
claims are said to abound.
f. NJ. Reinhardt blew his brains ont
with a shotgun at the tlatnose ranch.
twelve miles east Of Phoebe, Lincoln
county, last Friday. Deceased was a
s~ept"genarian and an old resident of
Lincoln county
The ladies of the Red Cross Society of
San Francisco have telegraphed the Gov
ernor to ask Nevada's Congressional
representatives to ask the Government
to send a hospital ship to Manila.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
Nj ARRIED NEAR CAMDEN.
Mr. w Aiken Bull and Miss
Florence Nettles Welded
Yesterday.

Yesterday morning at Kirk
wood, the home of the brides
father near Camden, Miss Flor
encc, the daughter of Mr. + S
Nettlcs, and Mr. w Aiken Bull
of this city were united in mar.
IMAGE. The wedding took place
about $50 o'clock and the happy
couple came to Columbia, arriv
ing here at llo'cIocl. The cerc
momy was performed by the Rev
\ / Jamison.
Owing to the early hour of the
ceremony, the wedding feast wa,
served the preceding evening. The
young people were the recipient,
Of many handsomc presents.
Mr. Bull is connected with the
clothing department of The Hub,
and has many friends who will
give his bride hearty welcom,
to her new home. The State, 7tf
inst
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
MlIir Shoe lsaZorS.

Several weeks ago our Van
Wyck correspondent stated that
Mr. w ID Rodgers of that section
had discovered a process for TEN
pcring iron by which he could
convert any old piece of iron make
raz zor OF it and
put a razor edge on IT in less than
an hours time and that he was
converting old horse and mule
shoes into razors. Our corrcspon-
dent sometimes gets in n humor.
oUs mooG and we were inclined
To think he was getting off Joke
on Nr z, but such was not the
case. MIR Rogers was in towr
one dH" This w,n,, and had Il pocket
full al old mule shoe rauors that
he 'r!a made. Mr. II, said that
he c13'j convert any old horse or
mule shoe into razor that would
hold ii. good an cIrn ~ any mrn' $
raZo" in les, than an hours time.
and tai, fact he demonstrated hy
goinL to Blacksmith shop, taking
np an old piece of mule shoe,
shaping it like II razor blade at
one end, and then using his pro
cess on it, he sharpancd it, hOned
1t, and in less than nm hour it
shaved equal 20 any razor. He
also took IN Old railroad spike.
shaped the sharp end like chlscl,
and made Il chlscl IF il equal to
any that can be purchased in the
stores. Mr. Rogers says the pro-
cess is very cheap and that ut an
expense of % cents aside from
his Labor II farmer could convert
every farm lmplimcnt on a one
horse farm in Il ytar's time into
steel edged instruments. He has
applied :or patent for his pro-
cess and it is the opinion of every
one that there is Il fortune in IT
for Mr. Rogers. His process APP
parent.y converts iron into the
best quality of steel in less than
an hour.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
Free Pills.

Send your address to III T.
Buckien & Co., Chicago, and get
n free sample box of DIR Kings
New Life Pills. a trial will con.
vince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure
of Constipation and Sick Head
achc. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They arc guaranteed
to he perfectly free from every
delcterious substance aud TO be
purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and
bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 25c., per
box Sold 10y Crawford Bros
Druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
Hamp NTObicy Found GuiIty.

Homp Moblev, the negro from
this county who attacked Mr.
White ut his store at Leslie sever
al weeks ago, was tried for the
Otfensc at Yorkville this week
and found guilty of an assault and
battery of a high and aggravated
nature. He was sentenced to II
months on the chain gang or paw
a fine of 800.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
CR O|. ?,

Is disease very frequent in
children and one that creates f"e.
quent anxiety to the parent. It's
approach is very sneaking and un-
expected bnt the advancement is
SO rapid after the first symptoms
appear that ina very short time
the safety of the infant is threat
ened. 1t is dangerous disease to
delay treatment of or trife with.
BE prepared-HAVEA A BOTTLE
of WONDERFUL OIL IN THE
HOUSE. 1t only costs you n
quarter and may save the life of
your dear one and a big doctors S
bill besides.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09

The ladies "-r decorating U,r
Methodist .ha..a preparatory for
Eastrr service. .a1arrow.
Ned AIl;~oa. col, fonner
chaia raar bird ..om this county,
wa convicted IN Columbia this
week for stealing $50. worth of
watches from u icweIrr there, and
sentenced to serve three wears in
the State pcnltrHtirv.
Mr. w p Caskcy, county
chairman, left Yesterday for Co
lubia to attend the meeting of the
State Democratic Executive com
mittcc.
MIR. b. l.. Blackwell re-
turned from Charleston the pas
week where he had gone to have
one of his eyes removed. The
operation was successfully per
ormed.-kershaw Era.
Ice from / to I inch thick
Thursday morning. Heavy frosts
past three mornings. Early gar
dens killed. Fruit probably not
badly hurt. The light Of the
moon, old people say, is what
saved it.
Mr. church Reeves Of Pleas
ant Hill lost n fine mule Thursday
from the effects of Il stab in the
breast about six weeks ago. 1t
had been tied to II tree and in
jumping and playing about ran
the end of II broken china berry
sprout foot or more into It's
breast.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
Lost, Stra ycd or stolen.

One bay mare mule 3 or 4
years old, belonging to G. + Hill
ton, near Flat creek bridge, left
his place last night. Any one
taking up same and informing us
will be literally rewarded.
II. j. Gregory & co.
April Sth 1898.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
~ MPTOMS.

On Id rrtIr"s apparently well awak, =
st'uggir'n f'r breath. face blue, nItl--
c.rs contracting threatening : raugu-
h'inu ~pH-m r. taxes. air IL drawn in
hn"s 81 baking cough, the ev's
u"c.me $ Y aud staring with wi
deuce ot .IrHt distress
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09
TEIE, ATNiNNT.

Nix Gy" 'n fif cen df OPS 81 Woud. Z
iut ON with one or two iablespuoululs
OF warm VAR let the child drink
II 5eltIi tre dose every twenty
minutes uuiI 'eiicf IL obtained. -
P.ace the ci.ild in u warm bath fll a
few niuutr- A. Il apply to ihe throat
and chest ruphing in with the hand
equNl paris of ~ onderful OIL and cas-
tor, sweet oi or giycerine--then apply
flannel 10 reck and chest aud put
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Bay One Pm Bottles of Redbuu
Poison. - cents
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-04-09

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