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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-22
Holelllan News.

Ml> Nillir Ilcilin.. wiir - NJ:
.i'>>' ilriiii,y. ui Reed Greek. ga. died
me l:lii inst. of paralysis >ll va-
abpui "y'ar> old. >l. Wa Il d;ii.l.
ter of the late Charles Whitwo.th. :~h,
WAS born and raised near l,nlcuat.
ana spent the greater part of hci lf.
III this community. She had been
i member of the Baptist Church foi
many years. She leaves II husband and
nN' 'iiiiiiitii IL mourn her death The
bci"av'ri family have the cni.lul.nc..
"l then many friends in this ,nnIlii-
nity.
Married, on Tuesday, Feb. ! iii. 1879.
al III" residence of Mr.. Ben M.i,t. by
i'rv. y. l.. Maict. Mr.. Fulman ,:ir..,,.
ana Miss .Jcncvic Walters.
Mis-, Pauline liarton Of mean Bolcniap,
las gone TO Bowman. Ga. 10 attend
'iir nigh school at thai place.
Mr.. Robert Harrison visited relatives
near Poplar Springs, a., l,i week.
Mr. Earle Barton, of the Bruce, Ford
section, was visiting in his section last
Saturday and SUNDAY.
Miss liettic Jolly and Miss Mvrtir
Barton visited relatives in Fair PLAY
last Saturday.
Mr.. John $. Cr0mcl. the new mayis
tratc for this Township Fork received
MS commission last week and is now
ready to, lter upon Inc duties of his
Office
MIR. a. j. Harrison was quite sick
with Ia grippe last week.
The storm of last Thursday morning
did considerable damage in this section.
blowing down out buildings and M
roofing trees.
The recent cold spell of weather w:,,
IN" coldcst ever experienced in this
country. The Thermometer registered
eight degrees below zero.
We notice Il considerable amount of
cotton in the fields to he picked vet.
There was II musical entertainment
given ut Mr.. Claude T.. Maret's last
Saturday night, McsSr>. Anderson and
jcif Cl"mcr, of Alpine, performing on
he banjo and mandolin, whici was
highly appreciated by all those who
were present
IT the weather is favorable, there will
be Il large crop of spring oats sOwn in
this section.
Rev. w. w. Lcathcrs has resigned
the pastorate of the Beavcr,lam Baptist
Church. His resignation has been ac-
cepted.
The health of this community is very
good with the exception Of few cases
Of la grippe. SCRlEnIER.
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Anderson Count, Mercantile Protective
Association

'ii, ,i -.ilil/'ii"n ~ iir \l'l' son
Cn.Ft. Mercantile. llni.,li>, A~~nria
.iri >nrN 'ppll,ir. .,id Marl-,i K.
u. !; ;,ii.>~.l> n,.ii- luri,i i"iri -'cluin.
'l,.;> ~ !n4l tr~.l l.,lalu- ioi.
uj>,liiliinuih. mnnriii. tl-ini d.lin-
.Iu,n; L.h,", hrii,d ll 10 hin b>
~lili-,t!fri>.
'i'i..> rriili'"l,> .Ii., 'il,ri' III "ilirri IN
iniii.- .ili H. l. I.'' Yin. rlp lcHIi,
,uplr "i,l,it hi-iic>~ hn.I>c III An.
d,l-t All ln,.li.lpcI> q. tEu ulga!liIl-
ii,' nd tii.ii with such united >up
i".' -. '"'.~ confident 'il:i The .t>~".
'll,i"'. Will ir ~ indispensable 10 An
'lci>''r tnlliti merchants ~ bun and
l'iLu-tlrti Hptnci,> N. 10 iIn Mii"''-
sale n'rrhani> ahi"ai especially ="
Iitci the adinc.ni in" Ii' enlisted
~ licnbtr>. \r,iniulii.,',Il in'Iiil,rI-
ship j. HOW actively ,iI-.,-.,l in >crnl-
lIc m,.ll"l hips from nrl=hlmIiII=
t"wii>. and III Il few weeks the .A~>nria-
tlrl, iiu,n'> to l:tl.. enrolled every inrr-
chan; in the Comfy
Ir plii ui The A->o-iitiun ~ nliI
iIlr! w Nh. l;urrl>> l. IL follows :
Each li.Inl"i nt iIir .\~>.,ci:lllum j. fur
n>ll,. with II stated number nl inquiry
blanks iul iI>r III requesting Il report
"i u customer. tu, Of ihc>r j. iiIlrd
ont ar, .ivcn To The inailay,l. When
:, r,|",i' ON Mr.. y nl I;i> wanted, tho,
IiIarla-ctr .nr> 10 the bnn>> 81 each
>ub>'ii!mI. >rriii'> :. Transcription nt
tn, account of Mr.. \ III Mr.. l.. al>n
examines the public records for IN
rlllill.iilcc>. Ar.. and lclm't> back in
detail! >nn Information Ia iu.llliiilG
nlriii!".l. thus giving IN :nrllr:,tr aud
nu'lriilir ,lra - /" iii'. i'I"MiptnrS>
vii Which tl' party meets li> nlli-:a
tlnn>.
l..i'!' subscriber i ,l~n pledged Il"
send ina monthly isl ui delinquent
debtor wliu have. m.r~l>icntly refused
{" make settlement ni who have iynnr-
ri ill requests Tor Il settlement. From
these lists the manager makes up an
al iiI h.tical -ivin. the name.
amount and date due. and any remarks
l,v contributing members, and fur
ni>hc> each member II revised copy of
same each month. The omission of Il
Il:lrllr from he list means that the ac-
count has been paid "r satisfactorily
adjusted. while lis continuance thereon
means that tn. account is still unpaid
Mn. I'mrriSs requests that I'LL mem
i"r> hand in their delinquent lists on
"r before March Isl in order that each
member may have full list of dtlin-
uurnt> before the time trade opens
actively.
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tomrt Proceedings.

oiti 'niiIcn,h last Monua, Iu,III-
ins viii .In'Igr TOWNSEND. of The Srv.
'nlli' lIrili'. presiding. All iIirn officers
were III their places except Solicitor
.An>'l. who l. detained in Col,imbi;
attending 4" hi, duties in the E.mgrOss-
Ins Department of The Legislature
j. t.. l'"g=>. ESD. of l'irkcr> l. actin.
Solicitor for Mr. Amscl.
Judge Townsend. in hi> cIlryc "a
the Grand Jury. fully instructed them
rs I" heir duties and ut lis conclusion
highly c"riplinrntcd Anderson Count,
on NJ modern Court House. saving vs.,
had the best in the State.
The Grand JURY elected Col. l.. f.
''annrh.ll its Foreman and immediate
y went iD work "n Il number of bill,
that v"i.. handed, out
lp I" this morning the following
ra>'- have been diSlnstd of:
Luther I'rmitt. Violation of the dis
i"'n>ary Law. Guilty. The prisoner
not being present Il sealed scntrnc.
WAS Jeff for him
}. NJ. Smith and ". II. Bryant. For
E''lN. Guilty. y fine ni $40 and ON,
years imprisonment at lIar, labor
.l'h. Sherman. ASSAULT an,l battery
"i ;'n high and ayginyni,.l nature and
Carrying concealed weapon. Guilty ni
simple assault. The prisoner lrir.
absent. Il scaled sentence WAS lcr, fu,
him.
la. Marshall. Grand larceny. Gull
IS. Nine months imprisonment, at
hard labor
John Adams. Violation of The dis
l"n>aiy law. Guilty. Thc,ltfrl,lant'.
attorney gave notice of IL nutin;, for :;
new trial.
Zen White and Lizzie Thomas
Il"n-rhraknE and compound larceny
Plead guilty. The former WAS Scntcn-
c"'l t" nine months imprisonment an,
the latter five months.
Berry Richardson and Samuel Elrnd
Selling liquor. Plead guilty. Three
months imprisonment or IL fine of &1m
each.
I.nil Harris. dii"S I.,lm M,d:cc. Bur.
glarv. Not guilty.
.Innrs Miles. burglary. Plead guilty
One years imprisonment ut hard labor
Ernest Day and I.rcinms Griffin
burglary and petty larceny. Guilty
The prisoners attorney gave notice nl
Il motion fr- Il new trial.
The !;ram,i Jury is hard ut work am,
will i,sst finish its business before. to-
morrow or next day. .Ah"ut fifty bill,
of Indictment have been referred to it
Iln criminal business will prohubl,
consume the entire week. :l> the docket
Is larger than usual.
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big com mbination has advanced price
on Barbed Wire. and no doubt will max 9
another advance soon. Sullivan Hard
ware Co., with the ready cash, bought
five car loads ahead before the rise, and
will hold the com mbination down in this
section for awhile at least. Two car
loads just received at old prices.
The c. A. Reed Music House has re-
cehtly received full car load Of Pianos,
and are offering high grade instruments
at lower prices than ever heard of in this
country.
For RENT-The Offices recently occu-
pied by Bonhsm & Watkins, In the IN
TELLIaENcER building. Apply at this
offict.
Tremendous stock Of Guns, bought
before the high tariff went into effect.
Sullivan Hardware Co. will sell you O
Gun cheaper than they can be bought to-
A new delight is found each year in
the first ride OF the season. The new
Vikings and Csescente have every quail
fcation to please the most critica, rider.
These wheels are envied by all. On ex-
hibition at Sullivan Hardware Co.'S. BIZ
cycle Department.
Another big Job lot of Leather Collars
just received at Sullivan Hardware Co.
This is rare bargain, and you will re-
gret 1t, If you buy before seeing these
goods.
This is the time to be Investigating.
Consider last years record and then let
US show you our '99 Viking and Cres-
cent Bicycles. Sullivan Hardware Co.
| now have these wheels en- exhibition.
An ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS PREsEN u
FOR ONE DOLLAR.-One hundred en-
graved visiting carGs In fashionable style
is a most acceptable present for either
ladies or .gentlome" We furnish these
(name On!y1 for I. dollar and prepay
postage Work done in our own factory
here No delay. Send for samples OF
cards or wedding invitations. P.
STEVENS tE BRO jewelers. and Engra.
vers, II Whitehall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
During the long winter evenings it's a
good time to think about your 80 bicy-
Gle. Facts speak louder than az vertiss-
ments Viking and Crescent Bicycles
speak for themselves. These wheels are
sold by Sullivan Hardware Co.
500 Oliver Chilled Steel Beam Plows
sold this season by Sullivan Hardware 9
Co. II you can find Of these customers
that will not say 1t IN better Plow than
any other make he is using they will give
you an Oliver free.
Sullivan Hardware Co. still sell the
Towers Il Sullivan Steel Plows. Farm
ers know they are the beat goods is why
they sell so rapidly. Car load Just In and
another on the way. Prices right.
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"ri Lll - >r,lc ami in h,.pirl. win
iln '-' mon 'cliI,>r> all niIlri .l.c~ Of
liH' i"ll'' history III Industrial ,l,ycl-
"rnrlli. Ia great trouble j. :ri,l l:,,
- !" - TINS part al iI. .niiril, Ia
','''/' me ''!p"it:ilc" ni tli~ road to
""l '"ini'''lcIal prosperity. AMI il,rc
lh> b''tu to" much oi that dr-Ilurd,iIi
>pIIIi "i lr ''cIil't ,lu IL son anon.
n"i people. Iir feels Yer, mirrl. nan
i"d that X. {. .Sirnihci. '.Dirh" >rinrh-
'I' lia, taken hold in Thu work. That
everybody knows "Dick" i II success
III railroad building. ~ Ii. lm- nc,.l
N'i thrown :: >liuN,liul al diii on Il,
'iiii""i ihIi failed 81 ,"rnll'Ir con
Niiil'li"i i Iir ili'lh> al iIr ,lllri
liI~" az I" la" concentrated IN The
Fact ilIi Nh Sirufh'I enil. iut.ik,
IN interest IN tins work. and in plib-
ne NAY ir~l I->uI'i ni lie ultimate
>Icc' "i the "i;lack Diamond" the,
greatest inilinlh ri H.; south.
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St Valentine Ball.

The most brilliant event of tlu. sca :
son wl> that given hy the Anderson.
l'an'in: club 'Tuc>t;ly evening. the
lIh. III Hotel Chi.iuln. BESIDES The.
Su''>'> from Tic city quite Il number of
visitors we're present. II,. ml>ic. by
Inc Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
lan'i. WIS very fine. The ,lanring com
n'll'''l 1T ""'cl"rk and continued nm-
i'll ;;"clnrk. During HE evening ,lail-
" refreshments were served. The
German wa> gracefully led hv MIR.
G.. ". Evans. Tin. following ladies;
were present. their costumes being
given:
Mrs. Bray. BOSTON. black and whil,
satin.
Misses Calhoun. .Ahl">illr. pink silk
Mrs. Hamilton. Mass. pink satin,
white nvrr,lrcs>
Miss Nrinrycr. ST. Louis. blue or
candle.
Miss liumhrry. iaml"ry. yellow bro
Graded satin.
Miss I.yl..>. Ahbrvllr. white organ
die over blue silk.
Miss Henry, Crccnvillc. blue satin.
Miss ttuarlrS. Ahlrvillc. white or
candle.
Miss Frrsu>"n. Grccnvillc. black
satin.
Miss lIar.ln.C Clrmson, white organdic.
Miss vunliOrstcl. black satin with
rrrcSc.
Miss Miller. white satin.
Miss C;,>hin. white "ryandic over
blue tatfcta. blue ribbons.
Miss Helen Cashin. pink hrnra,rd
silk. tinScl OvrrtlrrSS.
Miss Orr, cream chiffon over silk.
Miss Hill. black silk.
Miss Cl;lNtOn. cream silk. tinSrl over
dress.
Miss Lucy Brown. pink silk.
Miss Hlrrklcy. very handsome blue
satin.
Miss u. t;ilmrr. street costume.
Mrs. :. VI. Orr. black silk with chiffon
Mrs. VI. l.: BOnlnm black silk with
white.
Mrs. l.. Il. McCully, .ir.. black silk
rrrcst ribbons.
Mrs. j. l.. Mt;cr. grey silk.
Mrs. y. G. Means. black velvet hnd-
ice. hrocadcd skirt.
Mrs. +. G.. Brown. handsome street
costume.
The gentlemen present were us fol
lows: Capt. McD0naiI, Mass, Lieut..
Hamilton. Mass, Major Chambers. ~
Man lon,ht. IIaync. stone. Beatty.
.'n, Earle. MARSHALL l'rcvnst. Green
vile: Ed. Coleman. George Coleman
Srirc:i Claude Douthit. .\llricl. Lew
l.. Maxwell. Clcmi>"n: Scal,nrn. Mc,-
rick. Walhalla Reynolds. Williams.
t'rr'nw"od: T.. II. Smith. Virginia !:
Lieut.. White. New Jersey DR.. W.
Avery. Harry Orr. George Evans. Bel
ton Evan>. r. :. Maxwell. +. B. Man
well. j. l.. Maxwell. +. w. Narlin. j..
X. Cochran. G. &. Provost. Stephen
Provost j. Sadlcr H. :. Mcculiv. u.
TaylOr. Frank MaycS. Clarence brock
Walter Brock. Ilnyt King. Hhctt Par
kcr. A. G. Means, +. G. Brown. j. NJ.
Patrick, VI. l.. Bonilam. l.. X. McCully.
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.A>bury Items.

! Inc wind has not blown iit away
nnu IN sill kicking but not high. :,
VIII knock Tor aumittancr once. inuI. III
Noil columns.
The lee j. in the valley.
he SHOW i> on the hill
But our soul is in the sunshine
And ON heart Is happy still.
The farmers have got the blues
around here. us they Iavn't done any
thing toward another crop. But lie
who rules knows best.
Nj. Ley. Davis, about the Oldest InnI,
~ pri community, is the father of Il
iinr BOY. ami tell You he is all smiles.
Mr.. John Williams has moved into
olIi midst.
Mcssr>. Stevenson \ George are hay
ln- time with their large engine. Ii
seems 10 be very bad out of fix. hone
lilcy will be successful.
Miss Othclla Milan has tiourisliny
school ut Oak Grove.
Miss DAISY Moore has been right sick
Ask Miss NJ what she said when
she gave the widOwcr the cat?
Mrs. Webb has returned home and
their charming daughters. Misses Julia
and Maggie. have come to spend !,
week with their uncle
Misses Dora and Lula McLces yisi
ted their sister, Mrs. Leonard Jackson.
MIR. i. Davis. from l}elton, was in
Oiir midst la week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson gave IL dance
on the 18th inst to their sisters and
friends. In spite Of the bad weathers
there was IL large crowd. Everybody
enjoyed themselves to the fullest eX-
tent. Mr. and Mrs. jackson know how
to make their guests enjoy themselves.
There will always be Il green SPOT in
our memory for their Kindness shown
us on that night. Mr.. Joe Williams
and his brother furnished the music,
and it was grand, and, Of course, the
little girls i'll blue will remcmbar them
i'll many days to come.
Mr.. Wo0dson Giles, of T0wnville, S.
g.. was sporting around III our burg
Saturday night and Sunday. Give him
room. boys.
Two LITTLE GIRLS IH BLUE.
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PendletOn Items.

Mr.. M. M. Hunter is sick and contin-
Ell at home. We trust he will soon be
alright and will be ut his business
again.
We take the liberty to correct the
paper last week i'm reference to the
marriage of Rev. Mr.. Singleton. He
will not be married until Tuesday, the
2Sth.
Your correspondent will urge the
meeting Of the Pendleton Camp of old
Veterans to meet on the second Satur-
day afternoon in March. All the vet
Grams should attend.
is right sick. All the other sick folks
are better. TELL TALE.
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When you are in town make it conve:i-
lent to call At Brock Bros and get our
prices on Farming Implements Of All
kinds. our prices talk. Brock Bros.
We have with usa tirst-class Repair
man, and we are better prepared To do
your Bicycle Repairing thar ever before.
Work properly attended TO. Brock Bros.
We have lot of secondhand Bicycles
that we ore going TO sell at sacrifice.
Almost al good as new, from $1,000 np.
Brock Bros. 35-2
The Anderson Mattress and Spring
Bed Co. has employed AN expert Uphoi-
s;erer. who is making specially OF U p
holstering Church pews at prices far be-
low what has usually been paid here.
Out of town orders filled. So
If you want Galv. Poultry Wire you
will find 1t at Sullivan Hardware Co.'S.
at prices that will surely sell you.
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Black Diamond Railroad Meeting.

=.
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,,,
H'"h'' Il N"' 't' "i 'H'' 'i''A ''''li''"'''
Railroad from Anderson to Port Royal.
Port Ruval. Beaufort. }ambrry,
,:rw,., II..l,,. r,L,.,.,. >1I,.-
-, ~, =,
Viil'' l'u" West i'rn'tlrt"l' Stii'cit'
West non Wnlllalla and Wc>tnin-
st.r w,.r. .,ll ,rrr,..,t.L u, .,,l,. husi-
r ,,
''"''. >'. ""H
u! apt. l. Il. Mrtully. y. j. I f't"rii.
Il. /. Whtnrr. j. -. MAXWELL. i'.i..
l;,,yu ! {; ,.,,uu;u,h,u and .,,l,u T.,
r,I.
'''''""".'
'rn"il"iI APT. !tilliini .\ht"NIllr.
va- u;,l, tL;,ir,u,u. ..u,l Hon T. e..
puI.,,. az t.,.n ,,,,,,.I
SECRETARY.
!ir !lIir!iiil. then called upon j l..
'i,ilI,l.. E-u. vhu. v,1l, cam Nrt'ul-
,, !. ..,l i,.I ....u..l ~.
'''' - 49,. Nv "'''
meeting, !" r\l'IHlii the "'l''t "l Inc
meeting.
Nm. v,s linn. IN. -, ,v,:,,lL. ~ :,
% ~ "''' !'''n''' '''''i'''i' '''' III 'r''ii'S
50 IL stated that This meeting hasl not
beer, called to ,u1,sidr, the ;IviSabili,y
,y ln;l.l;n,., ,,;l,,,l M ,,,,
~. .""' e
tioll n'tl all';tlH ht'l settled but that
~ Wis necessary I" nave; survey "t
!I', Io'u lii''''' III once. ..> me i!lllhclcr
III i.0huoh WAS urging INN I" have he
rioilir> in!l estimates forwarded III
once, anu. IN connection with Ills re-
!i!arkS' rciltt some letters from the Hon.
=. 'fNiiiS"i' III l."h't"h. on the
S".,rH'H';
~; .'s'.'S itoil .l.c S,N,'''i tnw ms
,,' ,,,';, "t''''s'' We ii.'"'iiS icau! l"r
t,n"' t'",n H.. - .".,i "aI'""i 81 S"n'"nicl,
n,,,, ,r"m .., WI M,ctai poin.S Wcit railcu
;ii,' ;,i''. ''' .t''A o,' 'AP!rN>cu Il uct'p
i,. ,h. ~ Wy ,"i'u. INV 'l"' ii'ieH Tor
~. ,;.,,,. ., .ln rici''niHai! me was
r"n.I',".'H rt.'',I;, Sup:'I!pcu. WIN tit uh'irr-
,mS ,r.'',,, W. WIS 10 W li'l'i :" tr,
,.,"n.',i 49,, 81 !lc company ny Mafch
i, " ..' Z" my u - iH'th'tc"' as we
w., r';i!. s.i.',. I" '"ll''i'r' me surveys.
~, 49, ,,,, ,''''n S;I;"'. 'l';'' 'Ntry person
i""" , ''''.'@ !" MS i'i'i'i' ""li'i
ii.'.iN,' i''i'lI'u >l"'k. Wi!ch would
; -" ',,,'.I.'u ~. ,, "i"'n 'h' "'lil'lhEnf the
,"". ~ Ut" Pi,''''!,l>' ANA IN tins WAY
- H't! tn",i S,'nStfi"i'iS !" the ploin"t-
,liS !:'l," 'nlt'. !" S'' me permanent
n''i'i""' w ''''' money would not
nr 'osl; as .ntlr STOCK w",l'" hr redeem
CO.. tIi'ici ,ii' l'ahS "l me l'I"n"ttr> ::
ah!l 'Nilt all money l.''l III would he
p"lu our only on vouchers i>>'ir'' hN the
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Bucklens Arntca Haivs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise % cents per box For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co
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No Cure-No Paw.

All Physicians of experience know the
knife is a failure in the treatment OF
Cancerous diseases. DR.. r. A. Williams,
of I4aurens, S. c.. will be at Williamson
March 18th to Goth, and will cure, with
medicine. ali cases treated Eradicate,
the disease locally and constitutionally
and you are we'll to stay we'll. No pay
until the patient is well. All IIemor-
iiois.! troubles quickly cured without
the knife ,,-S
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To Cure a Cola In Ono Dnv

Take Laxative RromO t(uinine Tablets
All druggists refund money IL it fails to
cure. Die. The genuine has l.. Il. q. on
each tablet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-17
HEBREW MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Graves of Jewish soldiers Decorated
with Simple Ceremony.

Tho annual exercises Of the Hebrew
Memorial Association took place yester-
day evening at 6 o'clock at the Jewish
Cemetery.
The evening was perfect, and the Gene
terry, ia its dress Of living green, relieved
by the hues of exquisite flowers, was
scene OF rare, natural beauty.
The exercises simple. but most impress
sive, were opened with a beautiful and
appropriate prayer by Rev. Dr. +. n. Ca
lsch. DR. Calisch then read with great
feeling an exquisite poem entitled I'm
Memory" by Armlstcad Gordon, OF
Stanton. America was sung by the
assemblage, and the exercises concluded
with a benediction from DR.. Calisch.
A great many veterans were present,
brought from the Soldiers Home in
wagons sent by the Junior Hebrew Asso-
citation. The following is the detail from
the newly-reorganiZed Walker Light
Guard: Lieutenant a. W. Miller, Ser
geant l.. Il. Mathews. Sergeant John c.
Weckert. Corporal John W. Starke, Pri-
Yates c. e. Cannon and Isadore Cohen.
Sergeant James II. Poindexter, OF the
Howitzers Battery, accompanied the de-
tail. Delegations from the Hollywood
and lakewood Memorial associations were
also present. At the conclusion OF the ex-
ercises taps were sounded by Musician
John Ellyson, of the Walker Light Guard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-17
III CAN'T DE DONE.
No one Can Remain Well, No Chronic
Disease Can he Cured, Unless the
stomach Is First Made Strong

This is plain because every organ in the
body depends on the stomach for It's
nourishment. Nerve. bone, sinew. blood
are made from the food which the sto-
mach converts 20 our use.
How useless TO treat disease with this.
that. and the other remedy and neglect
the most important OF all--the stomach.
The earliest symptoms OF indigestion
are sour risings, bad taste In the mouth
gas in stomach and bowels, palpitation,
all-gone feeling falntness. headaches,
constipation; later comes loss OF flesh
consumption, liver and heart troubles,
kidney diseases. nervous pgostration, all
of which are the indirect result Of poor
nutrition.
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should make II practice TO take after
each meal one Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, allowing IL to dissolve IN the
mouth and thus mingle with the saliva
and enter the stomach IN the most natu-
raj way. These tablets are highly recon-
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are composed OF the natural digestive
acids and fruit essences which assist the
stomach in digesting all wholesome fooo
before 1t has time 20 fcrment and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold %
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