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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
TWENTIETH DAY.
Hn1Ian

Mr.. Aliens bill, which provides that no MEM
Der of the county court shall hold any office or
appointment in the gift OF the court, except
Chairman and notary public, failed to pass the
house, after amendment had been t2cSed to
it making 1t apply to Shelby county only. The
vote was 80 ayes 10 80 noes. A great many
members voted against the bill holding that in
this form it would be unconstitutional.
Bills were introduced in both houses proYld-
ingfOr the creation OF sinking fund for ths re-
tiTement OF the funded debt OF the State. The
bill provides that 10 per cent OF all taxes, reye-
nues and collections from all sources, except
convict labor, shall go into the sinking fund A.
the end OF each quarter the funding board is TO
buy bonds at the lowest price Ob;anabe, the
bonds to be called when Obtainable at lower than
par. An amount equal to the interest saved is
also to 90 into the sinking fund, with the sur
plus In the treasury at the close OF business the
first day of each year.
Bills were also introduced in each house fix
Ing the tax rate at 80 cents on the hundred dol
lars, 81 cents of which goes for State purposes
and Is cents for schools.
The house passed the Kinney bill prohibiting
justices of the peace from trying criminal and
misdemeanor cases While the grand jury OF their
county is in session.
Senate.
The senate spent two hours discussing the
Graham resolution thanking President Mckin-
ley for his ntteranceS in reference to govern
mental care for Confederate graves, and then
referred it 10 the committee on military affairs.
Among the new bills in the senate were: To
make grave-rObbing felony; to authorize the
board of health 10 pay tile live stock commits
sioner salary OF $I5U per month; to repeal the
act prohibiting admiralty suits under the
paupeT's oath; to authorize nOtarIes public to
solemnlze the rites OF matrimony; to require
railroads to grade and kesP in resa!r public
roads crossing the tracks of such railroads.
The senate TecOnsidered itself and passed the
bill declaring women over 81 years OF age eIigi-
bic to the Office of notary public.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
THE FRUIT MEN.
What the Stockholders Did at
Their Meeting.

The subscribers to the stock of the
proposed Fruit Growers Association
met yesterday afternoon in the State
horticultural Society's room, previous
to the calling to order of the conven-
ton of fruit growers.
R D. Stephens stated that in addi-
ton to the call for the subscribers a
convention of fruit-growers had been
called to consider the situation, and as
possibly there were a number who were
not fully informed on the subject, he
suggested that it might be we'll to take
a recess until after the convention had
adjourned.
On motion of w. E. Lovdal, the
stockholders meeting took a recess
till half-past D. m
AT the evening session, which was
executive, the following directors We're
elected: A. B. Humphrey, Sacramento;
John Adams, Placer; F. A. Chad
bourne, Solano; E. I. Calvin, Sacra-
mento; F. C. Niles, Placer; F. S. Jones,
Solano; J. N. Barton, Placer; F. Gibbs,
San Joaquin; w. E. Lovdal, Sacra-
mento
The following were chosen Trustees: ::
r.. D. Stephens, Sacramento; Alexan-
der Gordon, Fresno; E. I. Calvin, Sac
ramento; F. A. Chadbourne, Solano; j.
F. Madden, Placer.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
rlay Result From Indigestion,
Strain, Sleeplessness

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logical functions may go on naturally.
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glow Of health to all pale and sallow COM
plexions.
were weak, pale, nervous and generally
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Every mail brings letters thanking US for
nlacing within the reach of sufferers this
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Alterations in the nerves are. by far the
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functional diseases. for the nerves con con
troll all the organs of the body. Hud-
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E YOU MAY CONSULT THE. HUDYAN
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The record-union., 1899-06-18

When we take into consideration the
many causes that lead up to Nerve.
ryo EnnaaHstlon eaa ne do n5t
wonder why it is that so many people
(men. and women) suffer from these
dreaded They are very many aea
other diseases that. are. directly due to
weakened nerves. All the organs Of the
body. heart, lungs, stomach. liver ana nd
for the vital force which enables them to
properly perform their various functions.
ennd nsh then dns nsI we have exhansf;on and dis
ease. When the nerve tissues are used
up faster than they are repaired. 1T Is
have heart disease, nervous dyspepsia,
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
There is no remedy on earth that will
as asDuii viii Hudyan H1dyan IS isl natures s rem.
edy for this very work. This wonderful
invigorator restores the nerves to the
thus ali the organs Of the body are
brought into perfect harmony and health.
Those persons who are subject to head
ness ness Hs sieepessness po irritabfs fms teper
melancholia, weakness, will find in Hud-
yam positive and lasting cure. No one
need suffer, for Hudyan Is an infallible
remedy in ali such disorders
Every man and woman should bear in
mind that apoplexy, heart diseases. COM
pe.e eh ana may or result o, wnen and IN
order to ward of suck dangers 1t is neces-
sary to strengthen the nervous system
system. No remedy has ever been dis
covered that works SO speedily and with
such certainty.
are absolutely unknown to and not COM
bined in any other medicine. More peo-
Die have been made well and more cases
than by any other known remedy.
Hudyan purff1es and enriches the blood
The record-union., 1899-06-18

formed by the kidneys, we readily per-
ceiye the value OF medicine that insures
their health and activity. The office or
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the impurities and waste matter OF the
system and discharge 1t through the
bladder. They are the filters OF our sys-
tenn so to speak.
When they fail to do this the blooo pe-
comes overcharged with poisons ana I'M
purities, and disease ensues The nealth
of the kidneys themselves depends upon
their proper working.
Among the most important or Kidney
Diseases are Bright's Disease, Diabetes
and Fatty Degeneration.
HUDYAN is an admirable remedy Tor
toning. STRENGTHENING and rebuilding the
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look to the kidneys. These are early
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Don't wait until your whole system be-
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should be eliminated.
HUDYAN Is for sale by druggists. 500
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1f vour druggist does not keep HUD-
yAN send direct to the HUDYAN REM
EDY CO., corner Stockton, Ellis and Mar
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The record-union., 1899-06-18


OF the great issues Of the day. When
the million votes are pledged, it is pro-
posed to go to the leaders of the two
great parties, and state that the one
wishing to receive the support OF the
organization will have to insert "a
strong temperance plank in it's plat
form. If neither one does so, new
party will be formed, and as the name
Prohibition" is disliked by many, the
name will probably be changed With
million votes secured, it is hoped that
the movement will gain such strength
that in four years more it will carry
the country and free it from the dom
nation of the liquor interest.
Miss Shontz will speak again at
O'Clock this afternoon at the Seventh
street Church, and at 8 p. m. at the
Calvary Baptist Church, and will prob
ably have large audiences.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Lovdal, F. w. Moore, G.. M. Mott. Jr.,
F. Kiesel, A. ]. Pommer, Jr., DR.. Pow
ell, H. N Ranlett, William Sims. e w.
Subtitle, Halsey L. Smith, Halsey g
Smith, - Towne, Z. s. Epson. r. H.
Van VOORHEES,, r. e. whitney. M. H.
Upson, r. Van Norden, Jerome War
rack, Frank Smith, Irvine.
After the game a reception was held
at the court, which lasted till about y
O'Clock, and was most enjoyable at
fair. The court has handsomely dec
GRATED with the club colors (orange) In
bunting, interspersed with palm leaves.
There was a. pretty bower in one cor
ner, where lemonade was dispensed. ALL
about the camp were bamboo poles
from which were suspended Japanese
lanterns. Besides the lemonade, ice
cream and cake were served.
1t WAS a brilliant affair throughout,
and the club should hold many such
receptions during the summer months.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

The wear, tear and strain Of life falls
upon the nervous system. and the result
is exhaustion and weakness. Nowhere
upon the face of the globe is the rush,
hurry and overstrain of life more marked
than in this great United States, and in
no age so much as the present.
Years devoted to the study of the ner-
vous SYSTEM and the application of RENE
dies to the debilitated conditions of the
nervous system, has led to the discov-
cry Of the Great Hudyan.- the wonderful
specific that nature intended for the. re-
building OF weakened nerves: Besides
nerves, such as Nervous Exhaustion,
Nervous Prostration, Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy st. Vitus Dance, we have weak
ened conditions Of the Stomach, the
Heart, the Liver, the Kidneys, the Lungs.
that are due to weakened condition of
the nerves. that govern. these organs.
Hudyan will cure all such disorders.
Hudyan, the great nerve restOrer and
system tonic, promptly overcomes De,
bility, which is always due to a weakened
or exhausted condition of the nervous sys-
tenn Hudyan is capital remedy for the
exhaustion of brain power or professional,
literary or business men.
Women who are nervous or debilitated
as result of those weaknesses and dis
eases peculiar to their sex, will find that
The record-union., 1899-06-18
HE GIVES CREDIT
WHERE 1T IS DUE.
He Writes to Tell You What Is Best
for You and Why 1t Is Best.
Suffered for Many Years With weak
and Shattered Nerves, but Is
To-day the Very Picture
Of Health.

Wasting diseases as relate to the oi-
pestive organs and nervous system are -
frequent occurrence .,ono1
The delicate organism and functiohaA
onerations of the entire digestive appsai q
tus are such as under many coifui'ionS
render it particularly liable TO oisease
The delicate process of preparing the ioou
sat -, that II may be assimilated, SO
that II may be taken up by the system
ord converted into flesh and blood anu
the selecting from this food the waSto 70
matter and eliminating IL, ls SUI c.f ection
require the greatest stroc'u o.
N Nervous % dyspepsia, that most common
of ali diseases-one that anecIs t1G tba en,e ner
digestive apparatus and WTechs .rT disease
vo,,s systern at the same time; uiSeaSt
mat affects the function OF the ueal. ia,
and brings on dangerous ynaW he cured
perfectly and permanently. <or
The Great Hudyan is a positive curS M Iii I'll
stemaeh Mernoaa trosubies Hudyan win cure the
various complications that ARSE 4
yam is remarkable remeny, 1esay ,.,,res Read
what Mrs r L. Williams has to say; MIS-
Williams lives in Ogden, Utah, ana SUI
fsred fer adS 5Sr neanSuy apy yeeos oompieatona sa
Every man and woman In TINS Worl9 W9
should know. about the great ana m mpsl goosa
Hudyan know from my own expert
ence 1us that d it viii cure dyspepsia and ner-
yous trouble in the worst form. SUI
fered for many years. Souiu cat Cue q
thfnes and existed mainly upon nQuu
diet. / was thin, pale and very nervous.
Could not sleep at night; suffered WIN
headaches-in fact, was compiete
nhysicaI wreck. / tried many remedies
and many doctors, but kept on gong
down hill until / began taking Hudyan;
I noticed a. beneficial effect at once, ana
IN few weeks time was compieteIy
cured. I consider Hudyan q most won
oerlui MRS. r. L. WILLIAMS
MANY letters indorsing Hudyan are re-
ca;ved with every mail. In the face OF
ss,ch evidence the remedial value OF Huo-
an cannot be doubted.
Hudyan acts upon those old, cnronic
cases ~ Dyspepsia and Nervous Exhaus-
finy, inst as thoroughly as in mild aIIackS
az Indigestion or biliousness ana Nerve
Meakness Hudyan gives new lie ana
cnergv not only to the stomach ana
nerves. but to every organ IN the poGy.
Hudyan cures Nervous Dyspepsla.-SOur
Stomach - Biliousness ConStlp1Io.Ii-- ~
a nv form of Weak Digestion-Heaqacn
-Palpitation of the Heart-D1zzy Speisla
Nervousness = Sleeplessness impaired
Memory = Tired and Worn-out Teennqg- ing
Emaciation, Exhaustion-and al otnes
conditions due to weakened digestion ana
weakened nerves. -. rno .
Hudyan is for sale by druggisds-soc q
,.ar<are. or six packages for 25O
~ voa1r druggist does not keep Huu-
zen send direct to the .Hudyan Kemeoy
xc,,rrnv. corner Stockton. Ellis ana
Gsr3Ssf streets, San Francisco Sat
The record-union., 1899-06-18
IN RELIGIONS REALM
ExPREssIONs FROM VARIOUS
RELI0IoUs NEwsPAPERs.
The Religious Thought Of tho Day
- Expressed In tho See-
tartan Press.

In the confession of true faith we
worship the Unity of Trinity" says the
New York "Churchman" (P. E.). In
the universe we find absolute unity In
diversity, and boundless diversity in
unity. The highest unity is that which
is able to hold together in one the
greatest amount and degree OF differ
ence and even opposition. The ma
terial heavens are balanced by the
action of contrary forces and nature is
beautiful through it's contrasts. It
would appear that God meant his
church to be, like Himself and His nat
riral creation, not only a unity in di-
yersity, but unity in the richest and
widest diversity. Diversity of gifts, di-
versity OF functions and operations in
the beginning only magpified the unity
of the one spirit that bound them all
together in the one body. Not only is
that unity truer which, as we have said,
is able to hold together in one the
greater diversity. but it is more de-
veloped, richer, and a higher unity.
In this sense, diversity is the very
measure of unity
I'VE do say" says the "Catholic
Champion" (P. Ed Of the Church of ST.
Ignatius (New York;, ''and let US con-
tinue to say that there is no. objection
to any kind of investigation or any
amount of it, but that previous to the
investigation this much is settled by
Revelation and expressly accepted by
the whole Church of God, that the Holy
Scriptures are inspired by God in
manner wholly different from all other
writings, and SO that they are the in
fallible and undeceivable Word of God
and whatever is contained in them is
true. Let US continue to say that the
church also is infallible, and that she,
not the best scholars is the witness
and keeper Of Holy Writ. Let us con-
tinue to say that reason also is in
fallible. Nothing can be found in the
utterances Of the church which is con-
trary to Holy Scripture; the law Of the
church's being keeps her from any such
utterance. Nor can anything be truly
found in Holy Scripture which is con-
trary to the utterances Of the church.
In like manner, and equally, nothing
can be found in sound reason that is
contrary to either church or Scripture.
Let us say that thus we agree with
authority in these three, but with this
radical difference, that we know their
authority is infallible, whereas he be-
lieves in no infallibility that can speak
to men"
Surely says the New York EVAN
gelist" Pres.), the man is not unortho-
dox who asks what the Bible says, and
frames his creed by what that Bible
teaches The man who really honors
the book is not he who makes for it
claims which it does not make for itself,
but he who humbly accepts its own tes-
timony as to it's place and value. The
Westminster Confession speaks with
careful accuracy of the Scriptures as
the word Of God written That there
is also an unwritten word is legiti-
mate inference. The Shorter Catechism
speaks Of the word of God which is
The record-union., 1899-06-18
THE TENNIS SEASON OPENS.
FIRST GAME by THE sACRA-
MENTO CLUB.
It Was Followed by . Pleasant Ev-
ening Reception-How the
Game Went.


inaugural reception and tournament
under most pleasing auspices on the
newly constructed courts on the Capt.
tol grounds at Fifteenth and M streets
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
spacious grounds were beautifully dec
Grated with flying colors and heavy
green's, while a hundred young ladies
gowned in summer attire lent additional
color to a. typical tennis tourney scene.
Four mixed couples entered the lists
for the opening championship honors.
Victory rested on Miss Rose Sheehan
and Bert Adams after two exciting
matches.
In the opening try-Outs the victorious
team defeated Miss Matte Beaumont
and Jerome Carroll in two sets of clev-
er plays, in which hard drives and
sharp rallies were nunerous-score in
sets, 60 and 10.
Meanwhile, Miss Sallie Beaumont and
Stuart Upson had won the preliminary
match from Miss Edna Carroll and
Ernest Hoen-score, 6-1 and Ga.
The finals were decided in two sets
Of splendid playing for such an early
season exhibition, Miss Rose Sheehan
and Bert Adams capturing tournament
honors from Miss Beaumont and Mr..
Upson
The first set score was six games to
three, Miss Sheehan and Mr.. Upson's
sharp swing winning many points. The
second and deciding set was won by
the close play in games of to 5.
The officers of the Sacramento Ten
mis- Club are: Harold j. F'urley, Presi-
c.
ident; Fred. Moore. Secretary; Miss
Minnie Elmer, Assistant Secretary; Di-
rectors-Mrs. c. H. Blemer, Miss Edna
Carroll, Miss Ralpha Hale, Miss Rose
Sheehan, DR.. Blemer, George Lovdal,
Stuart Upson, Halsey L. Smith.
The members Of the club are: Ladies
Misses Matte Beaumont, Sallie Beau
mont, Nellie Allen, Gertrude Arnold.
Kate Biewener, Edna Carroll, Laura
Cooper, Rita Colclough, Alice Dray,
May Carroll, Alice Dalbey, Louise
Drescher, George Carroll, Minnie Eb
ner, Bertha Grau, Ida Herndon, Ralpha
Hale, Hadie Grau, Alma Heitman.
Helen Howe, Edith Lynn, Florence
Jones, Minnie Kleinsorge, Mabel Lyons,
Jane Morrison, Jessie Mott, Edna Shee-
han, Alice Weinstock, Elsie Smith,
Flora Meister, Edna McClatchy, Ethel
Parsons, Margaret Quinton, Nellie Sid
dons. Rose Sheehan, Alice Stevenson,
Alice Sheehan, Ann Schaw, Florence
Smith, May Seadler, Helen Weinstock,
Meta Turner, Blanch Twitchell, Jennie
Shook Ruth Seadler, Alice Willis,
Gertrude Wiseman, Florence Williams
Kate Willis, Sophie Whitney, Eliza
beth Wright, Etta Wallace, Lulu
Yoerk, Mrs. Anna Campbell, Mrs.
Wasson, Mrs. G.. H. Blemer.
Gentlemen i E. D. Adams, G. Bu-
chanan, George Clark, DR.. C. II. Blem-
er. r. Bauer, DIR. Jerome Carroll, w
K. Cothrin, William Diersson, W. G.
Gerber, H j. Furley. F. Gray, A II.
Hawley, J. Heffron, E. M. Hoen, S.
Hopkins. H. Hurd c. W. Hgner, George
The record-union., 1899-06-18
4 ROUND MILLION VOTES.
THAT Is WHAT THE SOCIETY
Is WORKING FOR.
Afiss Eva Shontx Speaks Of the
Young Peoples Christian Tenn
perance Unions Work.

Miss Eva Shontz spoke at the Sew
enth-street Methodist Church South
last might on temperance work to an
interested audience.
She came here highly spoken Of as
an eloquent speaker in the cause, and
those who listened to her last night
indorsed fully all that had been said
Of her. She Is an earnest forceful
speaker, wrapped up in her theme and
carrying her audience with her by the
impetus of her earnestness. She ex-
planned that the work of her depart
ment was to interest Christians, espe-
cially the members of the young peo-
pies Christian societies, in a move
ment by which it is desired to procure
the pledge of solid million of votes
for the temperance movement by the
next Presidential election.
Societies are to be formed in every
town and city, the ground districted
and the work Systematically laid out.
Another object which is sought is the
lifting of the debt Of $4,000 from
the Temperance Temple in Chicago, in
which Miss Frances Willard was so
greatly interested, and to the building
of which she so much contributed. She
gave an account of the inception of
the temple, arising from the protest of
the Trustees of the Y. M. C. A build
ing, where temperance work had been
carried on for so many years with
their consent, against the drunkardS
being brought into such close contact
with the young men for whose welfare
they were working. She related the
sorrow of Miss Willard and her fell
low workers at the request, and the
idea that came to her from seeing the
office buildings and the fine income
they brought to their owners, of build
ing a similar structure and making it
the source of income for the temperance
work, as we'll as providing hall where
drunkards as well as others could listen
to the Gospel and temperance lectures
She told how, when it was hoped to
pay off the debt ON the fine 81. 1.2OO,O0O
building, the panic came on and the
plan was deranged. Now 1T is proposed
to try TO pay off the debt by securing
$1,000 pledges of $40 each, not to be
paid until the whole number is secured,
except by those who wish to make
their shares collectable for the retire
ment of the trust bond on January l,
4 1900.
Miss Shontz has since Miss Will
ards death consecrated herself to
the work Of temperance and or
gamzed the Young Peoples Chris
tian Temperance Union, a movement
that is rapidly assuming national i'm
portance. Colorado has now a. State
Y. P. c. T. u, and many organiza-
tions have been formed all through the
West, the young people Of all denom-
nations joining in a. crusade against
the saloons.
She said last night, in speaking of
the work, that she had not strong
enough faith yet to believe that the
next century would not find the United
States a nation Of slaves, but she
thought that by the next Presidential
election the movement would be one
The record-union., 1899-06-18

as we'll Hudyan gives strength and vi
tality
Weak and afflicted women will find in
Hudyan a friend indeed.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists-50
cents a package, or six packages for
$2.50.
van. send direct to the Hudyan Remedy
Co., corner Stockton, Ellis and Market
streets, San Francisco, Cal.
YOU HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF
CONSULTING THE HUDYAN DOC
TORS ABOUT YOUR CASE FREE OF
CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE.
and nerves. Nervousness. Weakness, Ex-
hausted Nerve Vitality. Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Locomotor Ataxia, Paralysis,
Mental Depression. Hysteria, Neuralgia,
Pains in Side and Back, Epileptic Fits,
Palpitation of Heart, Nervous Dyspepsia,
Constipation, all Female Weaknesses,
Pale and Sallow Complexion.