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ElGNn An ATTACK.
spanish Coast Towns Being Fortt-
ficd AGaInSt Amcricun.


tSreeial Cable Dispatch to the Now York Her
AID, London Times and The Houston Post
Copyright, 1893. by Jamen Gordon Ben
rett.) ~
cadl1, Saturday. Via Gibraltar, Juno % -.
Tho Victoria and the Mphonso XII tpossIsIv
tho Alnhonso kun have left the arsenal The
carea is there 1t is hoped to have third
squadron ready in five weeks. one hundred
moro mon have been engaged to hasten the
completion OF the Princess de Asturia
The Duke of Najera. military governor Of
cad'a, who Inspected and was present AT tho
artillery practice by tho battery of Puerto
santo Maria and Rota, Ia satisfied with ma
results except Ia the ease OF the three new
guns mounted az Rota, which work badly Il,
mas peen decided TO place mines between ma
kvta ana Candelaria batteries aud Cndig
invasion. W. N'e'iuan
The Modora received her crew ves,oraov
me Giraida Is suli at Carthagena The Cis
diz. ~ ''''"' ior Va
me journals are much incensed NJ th
wutas OF senior Aunon In the chamber M
deputies regarding the press. They saw Thai
tne newspapers OF Cadis In particular have
constantly displayed loyalty by refusius IN
publish news that might be useful 10 the enc
NY, nlten deciinlng TO print what might ham.
per the efforts OF tho ministry, but In the face
OF the Insult offered to the press they now
nately '"a'ssrihi-
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TO he on NOT TO he.
Republican Organ Thus Describes
Spuin's situation.

Republican Organ Thus Describes
Spuin's situation.
Especial Cable Dispatch TO the New York Her
aid, London Times and The Houston Post
Copyrighted, 1898, by Junes Gordon Den
nett.)
Valencia. June 26e--oniy three weeks ago
mo one who regarded his personal safety
could putlicl, advocate peace here. Nov,
however, the subject is admitted every
where as debatable. Platonic aspirations
after peace find echo from every corner OF
the land. Still, when the conditions are
discussed and it is realized that America }
terms Involve the loss Of nearly all of the
Spanish colonial possessions the party Is at
once placed in hopeless minority
With the exception OF Nymorgall all the
veteran leaders of the federal republicans.
who consistently opposed war from the be-
ginning, republicans and Carlists are dead
against a peace treaty.
Peace with America could only be writ
ten on the torn shreds OF Spanish honor .
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TIE wan.

Reported from Cuban sources via Key
: West that big battle was fought June 0
9 in the Camaguay province between the
( spaniards and Insurgents, IN which the
latter were victorious. The Spanish loss
! was very heavy.
3 II is definitely known that sixteen men
! were Killed and sixty were wounded or
missing on the American side at the bat
) tie OF La Tuasinn, as the fight near SAM
tiago on Friday will hereafter be known.
) SO far the bodies OF thlrty-soven spanlards
have been found and buried,
} A largo force Of troops arc about to ia
ordered 10 the front from Camp Thomas.
) Expected that fifteen regiments will be
moved to Tampa to embark for Cuba by
! Wednesday or Thursday.
Four thousand troops embarked at San
, Francisco for the Philippines.
A train carrying Rough Riders from
Cheyenne was wrecked at Tupelo. Miss.
ard four soldiers were killed, while others
SUSTAINED fatal injuries.
Auxiliary cruiser Harvard sailed from
Newport News with troops for Santiago
Spain Is reported to be Respondent, and
to havc giron Up oil hope Of aid from the
} continental powers
The people Of Havana are getting used
to the blockade and war incidents. Church
es and other places of amusement are well
patronized.
1t is rumored fran Madrid that Campos
will attempt a dictatorship. The situa-
ton is admitted to be Of the grayest char.
actcr, and the Austrian minister has been
directed to look out for the safety of tho
queen regent.
Camarn's fleet has arrived at Port Said
and Is evidently on route to the Philip
pines.
North Atlantic patrol has been ordered
to Key West, and will probably soon re-
inforce Sampson and Schey
Reported that the monitors Mantone
mob and Puritan have beon disabled by
the Spanish shots.
report is in circulation in London tina,
Captain Evans Of the Iowa has been Killed.
1t Is discredtcd in Washington.
The Louisiana troops raise trouble az
Miami, and one Of them. Private Scott.
Is Killed by Citizen Sigsboe.
Gomez again notifies Blnuco that he
spurns all his offers.
Vesuvius goes into Santiago harbor aud
finds that the channel is not INSTRUCTED by
the Merrimac wreck.
Superior officers responsible for Fridays
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SENATE FORECAST,
outlook Is for n Week OF speeeAs
on Annexation,

d
Washington. June There are no 81
tive indications of a close Of the Has,al
question in the senate this week sri I
the unexpected does not happen the dsAi,i
bids fair to last a week longer.
The opposition count on the appppht
ton bills consuming much time next ysti|
The anneXationists proceed on the thssl
that while the appropriation bills an Y
out of the way and there Is nothing !
stand in the way Of adjournment tiyd
the Hawaiian question it will be far as3
to secure a vote.
1t is intimated that the discussion M
become acrimonious and that some d Y
annexationists may be drawn into l. n
outlook therefore is for week Of ~
speeches and increased hours Of daily vi
sions.
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STATE.

The Wynpe people claim Leon county
Madsonvilie instructs for Sayers.
Republicans in I.uvaca county hold two
conventions.
Current report in Galveston is to the Ell
feet that the Mallory and Lone star
lihes Will soon resume business.
The Telephone company announces that
it will pay the war tax and not the sub
scritors
Republicans. it is said, will elect Haw-
ley chairman and nominate Green for
governor.
Cara Traylor, colored. gets life sem
teure at ncaumout for the murder OF
Luclan Harris.
sayers now has 1872 and Wynne l72 in
structed votes.
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FORECAST OF THE ,,o,.,,
Little of Importance rn.
considered TIT, w ~

H''ie Oh Importance Hiatt
Considered This Weet
Washington, June 2s.-Notbin, \, {.
portance is likely to come before 4, s
this week. Conference reports ~. !,
sundry civil, Indian and District !, NJ
bia appropriation bills prohab,v m !.
submitted and the conference reoo,, !.
the bankruptcy measure, which ma .,.,,]
has adopted will be considered. Ii =,
ton by the house is apparently a,su,a
Mr.. Hull, from the COMMITTEES ~ MI
tary affairs. will insist upon conslSs,,,,1
OF a number of bills made perssss,, \
war demands, notably one to ncrss.s N,
force of the ordnance department n
situation in the house is such nj n,
adjournment could be easily reached I'M
very few days should the senate sIss1
of the Hawaiian resolutions. Henest1rl|
therefore, the programme in III NV
must be largely one OF waiting unr N
senate's conclusions in regard to amen,
ton. '']
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a THIRD SQUADRON.
sn"i" Fitting out Few OLD uu,,s

Ing ont q Few Old Hull<s
far Sea Service.
London, June ga Times disno,o,
Gibraltar says: i'''''
A third squadron. it is reported will,
'e've oadiz July Is. The ships there in.
eiude the Vittoria, only fitted for coast do
'ehse' the Alfonso XIII, which can not no
maae ready for SEA in long tins AMI 1,
ineapahle of more than twelve Knots a. = =
me navel, which has Just been armed by
,ne Armstrong; and should be eff,c,an,
ine Nnmancia. which is at Barce,ons
ousnl to D. ready in fortnight tn
arniored crolser Lepanto spain's he's, shin
Az AN leave carshagena in ten days for ca.
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ENGLISH OPINION,
e'''"h bravery Prnised-Moye-
ments of Cumarn Pnzz,;np

mehts OF Cnmara Pnzziinr.
LONDON June 27.-The morning papers are
unanimous IN praising the pluck and fighting
Qualities which tho Americans have dspIoved
IN the sklrmishes before Santiago dc C,,ba
A'ter the scare caused by the rating ton
eheapiy the spaniards' knowledge of bush
nsht;hs' which cost the Americans dearly.
.ne experience probably viii teach them a
use'ai lesson for the future. This is The
o1 Tne Of the general opiuion.
ihSre is considerable comment as 10 Al.
, nilrai camaras movements, His stonn,nr n,
Il ~ be- Saia Is pazS,,llng but the assumption Is
lions, Few believe he will over rssah MN.
no'iol which IS regarded a more likely
ua,a .a owing to the coaling difficulties.
~ clslNtch from Cairo says: "If Admiral
SS er s Goals At Port Sail he would not un
~ .n, neutrality law. he allowed TO enter
n W, snss .unal; In nny event tho mater "a
n ,,a Afsrdsd OF much Importance since II is
A 1890, mat ne can do nothing With the
Marila.' :" 'e'aiu Tue Kan OF
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A SUMMARY or TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS

fight. which was not ordered by the com
handing general may be court martiaied.
Colonel wood OF the Rough Riders
missing since the fight, and his adjutani
in trance.
The brig Amalpa captured as prizs
was a blockade runner, and her papers
enlightened the naval authorities as to hof
Intentions.
El impartial of Madrid advocates
spain's treating directly With the uniteo
States for peace.
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BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
newfoundland Has Reported m,
Halifax and Inteuds Retu.,,,

Halifax. June 26,-The steamer New
ioundland. which attempted to sell her
cargo OF foodstuffs at Guantanamo. and
was ordered away from that port by Amer.
lean warships, has arrived here in ballast,
having disposed Of her cargo at Mayagues
and san Juan de Porto Rico. and II is
alleged. VIII reload 10 run the blockade.
The shippers OF the cargo are said to
have cleared handsome sum ON the first
venture and there are said to be several
other steamers fitting out for the same
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I,lcAL.

No longer any doubt as to Houston Sc
curing the mobilization of troops. Work
win commence today on tho camp ground.
lIov money Is to b. raised on the tax
for war purposes.
Two young men of Houston are drowned
willie swimming at Seabrock.
description Of the new Santa Tc pas
senfor depot now opened to the public.
An Interesting wedding ceremony at
Sacnrerbund hall.
arrangements to celebrate the Fourth of
July.
...cecsstul tlleht Of carrier pigeons
from Galveston to Houston.
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situntion in Haynna.

Key West, June 26.-According Y .s
from Havana farce comedy and llsn' n \,
are attracting large audiences ai s'e 4
aters there. III, .ns M
The officiel quotations for beef an ~. ,s|
etables. according to the iates. .srn n
were So cents a pound, laIaD W.
pork $l.15. Acentent was duuees "a a
gold. equivalent to Ss.2o in sli'e' Z
in paDer currency.
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essssoosossessoessos
ee...e..eece.o..e.eo

Memphis ga special the Appeal from Tupoo
: Miss,
: on the scene and administering to the sufferers
reached this the Kansas CITY, Memphis aud Birmingham rail-
the second section rounded the sharp tracks Just before the
sleeper
mental Including
This completely demolished
capped excepting he con who is Injured though not seriously
/: FIRST section carrying troop G. from inemie wyo
rms coach was completely topd and the soldiers within lammed
and buried beneath masses mhers broken seats and other debris
On the
hundred II
Action on the the soldiers mpred
comrades and with and buckets
mons tearing away the ~ase to get at the wounded and dead and @
~FesAase .'yenns seannins kissing
o ff Dad NJ to j" ns psf @
'@ POM g as a , s Sss , q, ss"s Ct g S,sa
TIE s s a' po S %i s' s e "ss oa5 i
have 'ss' s aS to E1en
Not cars wao badly
wlI14AM B WALLACE Troop
cosSnilts ieSllInS 1!0 Troop C.
ronTEa GORDON. car "Grnuby" Cincinnati
tArALLr lNluREa.
Henry Mpe, Troop c. both n
INJURED.
$.:: S'' : ::' ~; IT,: 5a's s:2:.
s'i ay Ss 49as5 5'l sp ss 81 aa s5'
s'9 9, % &C.: s;: e.: :i pack strained
W " Ss sSsn To TfSoG sq s 'saqsi
1a as' w EHfs aS TPoo a. " ss SiI0j janei
seneneN Troop Log badly huised
and was rrrSG three
sys the IT, ns.s op ssy 9p9 n%,S m BEN
Tanaaa s e are ;s9G p is ansa s hand Internal
ps that na;s ss a% a;,sa a s4 nag condition He received internal in
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TIE PRESIDENT.
He VIII Remain i'm Washingtons
Conduct War Operations.

Washington. June 26.-Some annoyal9sa
have been caused the president BY ~
ments concerning his plans for the sunnaj
Secretary Porter announced tonight n
the president not only had no plans = "
for the summer. but had not eveu ~
sidered any. So long as the s!tuAlM ].
Cuba continues critical 1t is said 70 w
presidents intention to remain 10 WI
ington. where he con direct pe'N,
operations of the war than he cuu.l ar
any other point. Despite the ueneu
strain which he is undergoing tie -
dent is in excellent health.
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WARRINGTON.

THE outlook in the senate Is for a
week of long speeches md increased
hours of daily session on the Hawaiian
resolutions.
IN the house nothing OF Importance Is
likely to come up this week. Conference
reports upon the sundry civil Indian
and District of Columbia appropriation
bills will probably be considered as
viii the conference report on the bank-
ruptcy bill.
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tlonS. s's6ut nNal
the provincial returns give ~.
better position that seemed na ~ ,oeiaiEsI
uraay. The socialists have ffH,sns w d z
5eing total gain Of eight. whiaty ~, ~ "a
nnlI to their largely 1' ,s:s
, M dhe pr, progress of socialism in wu,,..,
i pruss sHc 5rong SiaS of reactiouss
rious agricultural districts. Rr, rnu. ~ 4
eiss where, is remarkable. D'uusK'i \
,, me election Of three promlnen, NJ. !.
iierr kardoff, DR.. Arendt ana vnlnst'll5l
hlincke,. is noteworthy, cspecisilv Soul
named Is regarded as the nroSah " ~ :
leader of the conservative nar,v v'su'e isl
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Premier Irn Re.irn..

London, June 20. The Toxic correspond
ence Of the Times says: Marquis Ito, pre-
mier. has resigned. In resigning he nd
vised the mikado to accept the principle Of
party government. The emperor viii prob
ably Act ~ Onlnnt Itos advice
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Negro Rnpi.t Lynched.

Russellville, KY, June 2o'--ueS v
negro about 26 years old, VINO ~ ,,,
in Jail here several weeks M sNs1
attempting TO outrage Mrs a., WV VA hr1
gins. who lives near AdairYllls, morn,f|
by a MOB about o'clock tins .Sssrsi|
The negro made no Resistance
The taller was overpowered'
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GERMAN ELECTIONS.

NAe "cichstng WIN De Constituted
ns the Former one.
Berlin. June 26.--N-arly complc,eAta, a.
the second baIlotings show thai ths nav,
Fe'chseag will be practically constituted as
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Calvert Courier: The Houston isplsri|
New York Herald now na'e nov rs "
combined news service. on' -
Piles do swim, anyway -
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The P~rs Selections.

London, June 26.-The Standard ,orro
spondent in Rome wires as follows: The
POPE fisauleted by the carlist rumors. has
summoned che of tie leaders to Rome ~
sosn''o ard received him privately. The
,e',er assured the pope that the carl,.,s
ted no intention OF attacking ne r.inn,''.'
~ nslsey pnt were resolved TO comhnS on9
st.smpt 10 proclaim REPUBLIC. "A'
ans pope lately wrote the oneen ra,.n,
auvlsins her on no account 10 ahdica,s mi
sause 70 90 50 would be 70 eueonrS o., ue.
enemies of the dynasty. @se me
CA@T q RrA
s s'.r,t tho lAa Kind You l'as Asan Bssght
4 41Azzzs<
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Four Soldiers Killed and Others Fa-
tally Injured in a Collision.
TANNED AND BURIED UNDER TlMBERS.

The Accident Occurred Near upeo ss and Was Caused by the
Second Section Crashing Into the Survivors Worked
Like Demons Extricae Their Comrades and
to Quencir Fire OF Wreckage.
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(Siecial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
AID. London Times and The Houston Post
Copyright, 1898, by James Gordon Bon.
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IT NEVER CURES ITSELF
A Popular Error That o''s.
to Fatal Consequence

Persons of naturally good e s9I 0~n slrss q
otter tempted to rely upon u ,he dissssa ~
tn cnrrv Them safely out o. W rhif q
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Especial Gable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid. London Times and The Houston Post
Copyrighted, 1895, by James Gordon BEN
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The blockade Of Manzanillo has prevented
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-08
Working for Jesus.

Mr. Frank F. Whilden, of Charles
ion, Field Secretary Of the South
Carolina State Sunday School Asso-
citation gave two interesting and ln-
structive lectures in the Methodist
church last Sunday, and captivated
his large and appreciative audiences
by his pleasing address and his clear
and comprehensive remarks.
MIR. Whilden is engaged in an i'm
portant church work and is an earn
est and enthusiastic worker. He is
now laboring with view of organ
izing Sunday school convention for
this county. We believe that the
proposed convention is to be interde
nominational and it therefore COM
mends itself to the Sunday school
superintendents and teachers of all
Christian denominations. He should
meet with the hearty cooperation Ct
all who desire to see the work OF the
Lord prosper.
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salesaay.

Last Monday was salesday in June
and as far as the attendance Of peo-
pie from a distance was concerned,
it was a typical summer salesday.
But few Of our country cousins were
in town and those few seemed aDX-
ious to hasten their business so that
they could hasten to their several
places of abode at the quickest posi-
bic moment.
Nothing of importance IVES to have
been transacted that day 10 induce
the people to leave their farm work
ana ether avocations, to take a lorg,
tiresome drive in the bot su1 and
through the dust and sand, merely for
the sake OF having it said that they
had "bcen to toAn.
Only one piece Ct property was
advertised to be solo and that being
lot Of land in toe town Of Peak, and
was sold at the suit of Willis NJ.
Wilson, against Mary J. Counts: and
was Knocked down to Messrs. Lyles
and Muller, for 5000 The terms Of
the sale were cash.
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The Small Pc- Sca.e.

One day last week negro landed
at this llace who was said to have
been just out Of tac pest house IL
Columbia. He is said to Lave had
every evidence Of having had tho
small pox and these who saw him
were shocked anl given scare. The
negro was given to understand in an
rnmistakable way that his room was
preferable to his presence and was
made to return from whence he
came.
We have been informed by Inten
dant Wingard that he has instructed
20 permit 10 suspicious characters to
enter the town and inform all such
to move on. FailiDg to DO this he is
clothed with tie authority to escort
Them to the limits Of the town and
to tell them not to stand upon their
order Of going, but TO go at once.
Oar people cannot be too careful
in allowing strangers to linger about
heir premises. Small pox is q loath-
some disease, the germs CT which can
be carried from place to place in the
clothing and a due regard for the
health of ones own family, if no. that
Of his ncighbors should induce ttcm
to be very careful in this respect. [,
the disease should once get foot
i1old here there is 10 telling low
many victims it would claim before
it could be eradicated.
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The Spanish Strength.

New York, June G.-Louis Dusny.
who left Santiago on May IS, is in
this city. He says there were $4,000
troops in the province, 1909 Of which
were in the city and suburbs. Thele
we're slii :ient provisions to last a
year. Milk, meat and eggs were
scarce.
The city is well protected by
soldiers and by forts. The guns il
all these forts were old fashioned and
rusty ones, and the new ones they
we're placing on the forts were those
from the cruiser Reina Mercedes.
whose boiler was damaged, and Is
now anchored at the entrance or the
side of Socaps fort.
when I left on May IS there
were five Spanish boats there, tbs
cruiser Reina Mercedes, disabled; l.!
Conde Benadito and Ii. Marques d.
Molin (these were two auxiliary cruls-
ers), and two of the smallest gun
beats, Ii. Sandonal and La E5trellA.
The first three used to cruise FROM
Santiago to Cape Maysi and the next
two from Santiago to Caimanera, the
port of Guantanamo, seventy-hvt
miles from Santiago.
For the American feet to enter
the first thing they will have to do Is
to destroy the mines. Otherwise
they will be all blown up.
The soldiers could be landed ten
miles from Santiago on the Aguldor
bridge, WHARF the Juragua Iron com,
pany used to coal. Il is ouly one
hours march and the landing would
be protected by the American fleet.
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Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises of the Lex.
ington Classical Institute last night
in the court house were witnessed by
an ovelfowing house, in fact the
court house was packed and jammed
with the friends of the school and
the pupils. The program was varied
and Interesting and each pupil
showed careful training and did
credit to their instructors and them,
selves. We exceedingly regret ttat
want of time and space will not FER
init US to give this pleasing and en-
ioyable occasion a more extended
notice. Suffice to say that it was a
complete success in every particular,
and everybody went away we'll
pleased.
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What fIa Thinks.

Berlin, Germany, June 6 C-Haupt-
man Fisz Hoenig, one of the great
est German authorities on the art Ct
war, in an interview here, says that
the Uuited States will require to land
100000 men in Cuba for an effective
campaign; that this cannot be done
b.fore autumn: that they must be
made tropical soldiers; that one out
of three will be unfit for service in
four weeks, another in eight weeks,
while the third may pull through.
At least 100000 reserves will be
required. Calculating upon this
premise, Spain should be able to
land food and supplies in Caba, and
he sees no reason why the war should
not last three or four years.
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Carried CT First Ecn22.

Miss Helen, the youngest daughter
of our postmaster, MIR. c. S. Brad.
ford, has achieved a decile success
in the Athens (Ga.,) Home School,
frosn which she will graduate this
year. In the senior department CT
the Academic course she divided
honors with Miss C. Coney, making
s. out CT possible 100, and in the
music department she was awarded
first honor for Improvement and
earnest devotion to practice and was
presented with a beautiful pin con
tanning seven amethists and fifteen
pearls.
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Dental Notice.

DIS. D. L. Boozer & Sons have ar
ranged their appointment this month
to come during court week June l3
to 18TH 50 as to suit the convenience
of as many people as possible. 1t is
doubtful if they will have any sp-
pointments here during July and
August hence the importance Of COM
ing now. Remember, those who
make engagements will be served
first. Blank postal cards for making
engagements can be secured at Kauf-
mann's drug store, free Of charge.