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1TN ACoaiA. July S-~T'hc Fourth OF
July celebrations ended in n
blaze OF glory. so TO speak, We'd
neSday night. with thu military
II ball at the Tacoma ;heater. The
general effect OF the handsome
ssee'atons vas made even more SO by the
sasierans or the many naval and military
ssssfs present. The Tacoma military
sanc. handsome in their new uniforms
gave concert preceding tho ball. which
sss opened at II o'clock by Capt. Everett
Y. Srsxss and Ms. II. <. Wallace. The
psouslnent guests present were. Capt
saa Mrs +, X. Cole OF the naval station;
Lieut. Commander Yovke Noel the Misses
sMef. or the naval station. and from the
eausssAin Iowa. L. :, y. Lieut.. KarmaBy
IT trandsll. Lieut., Twsaing. Lieut.. COM
@Ahesr Turner. Ensign Jansen and Naval
ssseu Hlech and Hanahan. Miss Mamie
"eea' 81 Portland. or. Was also with tho
tslx. The taxes we're occupied by Mr.,
So ara Harrison q. Foster. Mrs IL. r.
sAaa~sal. Mrs, III. <. Wallace. Miss Scor-
aess. az Decatur. III; Mss Mabel ker-
ssaa. Miss KsgKs. Mr.. f. N. Caldwell.
Sharles A Foster. Mr.. Charles An
- sea Ar 9, l. Cover. Mrs Il. q. HGd~
~ Miss ElES Tucson, Mayor and Mrs
sssnsas. Miss Ntekeus. Miss Mamie Mex
.sase and Mrs. T. l.. stiles. Mrs. j.
Ashton. Mas Clara Hewitt Miss
49, Miss Daley Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
sssssn> Mr. and Mrs. f. IL Kelly, pr
- Ms Necsana Saa the party frofn the
sssu station
V v V
80 soiiewng article taken from Town
49, sss VII es - sssarest to many Ta>
Nssss shs Seattle people. friends % Mrs.
L. she Is a sister ~ Mrs j NJ Nil
.ss. ~ aaa The M}sses Eleanor and Fer
.Issaecs OK Tacoma The Misses
81 Are sg@H3ng the summer with
sau MIS- Mi,.s a; West Point;
So " tsss n3osf picturesque and ans-
49,, aNsFsteas lately devised IN t.s
49, - ssS tas E&SGcs PARTY ard rHc@Ea.
NJ ssn las IAug ss,aS nv Col ard Mrs
- ne FORMER ire sslp@r.ateudeat CT
49, fosas military academy. il
- y shs AaaFH oi stsss1rs the aSas..
IRE guests % the occasion we're
s.ssf m1hy c& tAg' prominent military
e s.s@sa.sts az this rsxsoa bar number
S.sixat secs lights 4 large party.
- eatattsn 81 zee besg sesgaent Iva Nav
~. .sslsstys se0s - - West Paint srexa
a~r.. Trey ard A}taux xens ersns}n~
e $50 weir smart SSls-~and what lot
80 ettN ssesasss taere wsFs, asnossg them
a. ! ahst!tss<2s an. lsas8 Spssns were ret
- .asss u TIE QUALITY ard rsstntss Of
r.s.fsseet.E &ssvse Il every detail TIRE
anns - vas "a s~e-N'> ard sieiight!at~shc
49, tNeA@s 90 any ever held al
Ca Mile though the ycanG-
S1e aAs ever hel3 the pcs3tacrA
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served TO the large company present. and
an enjoyable evening spent IN plsaaant
sl. ss;:s' s:i s -: ss :s e
First Cnristian church. Of this city. ics
tending were: judge ana Mrs Emsrsos.
SIswar;. Mrs. ,Wllsy. Mi.:s: Iliis 90
Belle and Hattie Fsaitnsr. "S Misses eva
fis Hilkey 1 and asa: Maud II SiIis' -
ass p:ry sn ss sp nssss ma mae ,
the batfieship Iowa. ana ali were hiGhly
pleased with the trip The following pr:
n T N.. N.ssr e r. u: .s DsrZ as
King, Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas Shields, II.
and Mrs. Thomas wlnsos. Ar. and Mrs.. !.
Ms. Ann. Bscs. Ms. Bot Wei wsId, NJ -:
son, n. Fred Roberts. Er. john Brandt
and NJ; Alex ssmpis. Of Seattle.
IN connection with some Of the North -
atiie schools. expects to hold picnic q
Green Lake on July -
whascom. who have been In Ballard for
some weeks past ~ the guests Of Mrs. J.
conaway, have gone TO Seattle. where they
Mrs. Andrew McSann and wife, formerly
weil-known residents Of Ballard, but now
OF 6nooualmis. spent the Fourth here
ed home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Mann. Of Water
vile, were Visiting during the week with
family. Of Broadway. Mr. waiter Mann =
county auditor Of Douglas county.
Mr. Thoaaas Gold. who. In company WITH
Mrs uoia: p.rs rem Judge ..d Ma knses
THURSDAY. Mrs = Goa vii remain x''i ssrs
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WEDDING At NEW WEsrxIssrxn.

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. e.. July a.
The wedding 81 DIR. @. III. Manchester, az
slstant medical superintendent Of fhe FRO.
ylnelaI hospital. and Mrs. Victoria Orr. u
Montreal, was soiemnized last Monday
afternoon Mt she rsssdenee Of Dr. X. e
Walker. The ceremony was performed b.
Rev. ,. r. Besfs. Of the Queens Avenue
M$thodist church. Only few intimato
frtends Of the contracting parties weYo
present. After the marriage the coupso
drove TO Dr. Aanchestsr's new home In
the hospital grcunda. where they VII r.
Aonsreai on Mondays train ana wae mar
rted the same day.
The eleventh Anniversary Of AlA. ~. -,
Gs3ey's wedding Wao celebgaaed q ~.
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has demonstrated peculiar aptitude for
his responsible post at the head or the
nations famous military academy. lie is
able In administration and as uroane
I'm manner as he was brave in the Held
Al Santiago, II Will be recalled. he was
severely wounded that his death FROM
the hurt was deemed inevitable. Two
other military figures notable In the feS-
tsvities OF Thursday were those Santiago
heroes. Gems. Kent and Hawkins. No
mere charming hostess than Mrs. Mills
has ever adorned the social life Of the
West Peint military academy. and on the
occasion under notice she Was surrounded
ness-ali particularly handsomely adorned.
by the way.
Mr.. Herbert s. Grsggs arranged a FIRE
works and supper party ARP, me night is OF July
fair. After witnessing the fireworks in
Wright park, the party returned 10 the
Griess home on Tacoma avenue for
channg-G supper. After supper the
rags were taken mp in the hall and the
rest Of the evening spent IN dancing ana
general singing Of popular SONGS In TIE
party were. Mrs M g Potter. Mrs. j.
Net Parton, Miss Noovhees. OF Decatur,
III. Miss narnall, cf Lexington Ky.
Mss Evans. Miss kershsw. Miss Rigs,
Kershzw Mas I@afhrop Of Boston. Mass;
Mr. j. : Baker, Mr.. ]. +. Conduit. Mr.
Ralph stacy. Mr.. q. l. Munn: I1r. 9, \
ter. Mr. Ros<rt bradley. Mr. \ X HIS
cock. OF Syracuse. " Y. Mr.. J, NJ. Fer
rsss, ;r, and Mr.. T. W. Enos.
w v
one % the most important social events
OF the week was the reception given ga
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clack by Ms
John A Parker az her hAnason1s residence
on North street IN honor ST Mrs, t.si-
war. jones Pearson. The house MAS
drawing room, where Mrs Parker and
Mrs. EsearScn received, and La France
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HCSIERIs
# you want Good Hosiery cheap take note of these
values.
LADIES FAST BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE, double
toes and heels excellent value at 15c pair clear
ance sale price, pair for ................ ID CTS
SUPERFINE HOSE, Hermsdorf black, with white
soles or white feet ladies' sizes, regular value 40c
sale price, pair .......................k 70 CTS
FsR the CHILDREN
SEAMLESS FAST BLACK RIBBED HOSE, double
toes and heels sizes to 81; q very extra item, at,
eacn ................... ............- I'D cts
Five dozen of the very finest Isle THREAD SILK
FINISH HOSE, the best soc hose in the market we
VIII close out at, pair 81 CTS
II your boys hard on Hosiery. try these
BICYCLE HOSE, sizes to 10, the best wearing of the
kind and not too heavy for summer; 9 pairs
ior .............. ....................S 20 CTS
Do You Want Any Wocl Dress 6oeds?
We w allow you every yard of Dress Goods during
this sale special discount of go per cent.
-~-----~~---~--~~-~~-~~-~~~
SILKS.
COLoRED TAFFETA SILKS yard. ....... 20 eta
BEST COLORED TAFFETAS, worth $780, the
yard ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60 cts
JAPAN SILKS, all colors and white and black
yaro '........ ............ % Gus
"A 27-inch EXTRA HEAVY SATIN, in black only.
for Skirts and Waists, worth $3.50 yard; special
yard ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 98 cts
Every Yard Of Velvet.
Velveteen and Corduroy
Reduced During This Sale.
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UNDERWEAR
We hare too much Summer Underwear We rant to
make clean sueep of It. quote you fen prices
standard stuff
. LADIES' MACO UNDERvESTS, no sleeves nicely
finished, . regular 25c vest; to clear out
tor ......... ........... ..........s 20 cts
An Elegant PINK OR BLUE VEST, taped necks and
fast coors, pretty and servceable to close
LADIES' LONG SLEEVE VESTS, regular made, the
Csc kind at, each .................... 10 cts
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS, at each. -. Is cts
LADIES' UNION SUITS either sleeveless or with long
sleeves at, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6O CTS
Special SILK VEST, low neck, no sleeves in pink,
blue and black elegantly trimmed in fancy braid
and ribbon; to close, each. .............. 75 cts
Every otter article IN oar Knitted and Muslin Underwear
Sock greatly reduced.
We are going to sell a. MUSLIN CORSET COVER with
either full tucked front trimmed in embroidery,
1or, eacn ..-.............n q C18
NCIlCNS.
Just fen Of the many inducements ws are going to
offer IN Notion Department For Laces and Embroid-
cries prices cut in tpo. Here fen hints Notions
LADIES' SATIN BELT HOSE SUPPORTERS,
worth 25c, for Ia Cts
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE SUPPORT
ERS, pair = CTS
JEWELED BEAUTY PINS, each. ......... 5 cts
BEAUTY PINS, Shirt Waist Sets .........., 20 cf8
sToCKINET DRESS SHIELDS, pair. 5 cts
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Mr. and Mrs c. w Dick.uSoz, az Seat
tie. sTsns Wednesday IN Tacoma and
afne1 With Mr.. and Mrs. A &. Toussy
sEzt night.
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Ms Mfrffresf Seymour entertained 3
number % friends Tuesday asgat for Der
9ue~t. Mise Ssegtyss9e Harssne~rx, % Sc
alta The early part cs the evening wAz
spent ssswsno ths crswcrks and later al
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Mrs n u Czakkns and her mother.
Mrs Rogers % indianapolis, returned to
Tacoma last wreck ard are housekeeping
nj So North l street Mira Rogers vii
make her home in Tacoma with Mr.. and
Airs csaksnss
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A supper party was given Tuesday night
after tee fireworks ey the NJ sses Eosse
ct their kcEae on North Fourth street In
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Mrs J W Peek aad Miss Georgia Peck,
cs North Yakima. arrived here " ss:nSs-
day 90 s-sensi the summer wt,h Mr.. AMI
Ms W, q. Eelsar
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IN TINE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

In tine DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
20 pieces FAST CoLORs. AMERICAN PRINTS, reg
ular price all over 5c sale price, yard...... st Ct8
1s pieces a7-nch SCOTCH LAWNS fast colors,
yard ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CtS
IL pieces 27-inch DIMITIES, all new designs and /
colorings. worth double the money; Monday per
yard ...................... 3 ctS
seinch PERCALES, in light and dark colors, pat
terms standard qualities, SIC and. ........ II ct0 .
Best quality TURKEY RED CALICO, yard. a ct3 !
s1-inch HEAVY OXFORD SUITINGS, in checks and
stripes, regular value at 1910; during this sale
full line of patterns in PIQUES for Dresses and
Waists, during this sale at, yard. lot cts
10 pieces BLACK GROUND ORGANDY and LAWNS,
in small figures and stripes, Monday yard. 10 ct8
80 pieces FANCY ORGANIZES and DIMITIHs SO
inches wde worth 15c and 20c yard to sell during this
SAFE ........ ..................... u CD
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Mrs C. McceggAiry and her daughter.
Mrs. K. ii JGs3sssss. gave large rs>cs pfs1Es
Friday afternoon At sfetr residence on
North CI3r avenue
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CITY OF PARIS.
CITY OF PARIS.

a
the fact
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld ILL.,,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on he lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim of con,
sumption aud that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
she bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from first dose
She continued its use and after taking
six bottles, found herself sound ant
we'll; now does her own housework, anG
is as well as she ever was. Free tria
bottles of this Great Discovery at the
drug store, large bottles SOC. and 81. 90
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FERTILIZER AND WHEAT CROP CON-
TINUED.
BY A. NJ. METTETAL.

-
o. Why do you give two Formulas
for wheat Fertilizers.
Because there are two conditions OF
soil found, SO different, that an entire
ly different Fertilizer is necessary in
each instance. So different are these
conditions that if the wrong Fertilizer
is applied, it may prove an injury
instead of q benefit.
cd Where must the "High Grade
Potash Fertilizer" made by first for
mula be used?
Use the High Grade Potash Ferti-
lizer, list, Son all bottom land where
straw is rank, and the growth tall and
abundant. 2nd, "After crop Of COW
peas, where the growth has been lux
uriant or heavy. 3rd, On land which
has grown good crop Of clover, just
before the last blowing.
4th. Wherever you are certain that
an abundance of straw would grow
without Fertilizer. 9th. On land
where good stable manure has been
plowed under in large quantities, the
same season.
CD Where is the ammoniated Fer
tilizer, made by second formula, to be
used?
Use the Ammoniated Fertilizer on
upland, deficient in vegetable matter.
This kind of Fertilizer is required for
stubble land, corn stalk land, sod OF
pasture land, and in all cases where
the wheat is apt to be short and thin.
a. How much Fertilizer do you
recommend on good soil?
Anywhere from 400 to 600 pounds
per acre, according to your ability.
(5.) Is there any danger of using
too much fertilizer?
Not so long as the application of Fer
tilizer costs money and labor. have
used one ton per acre, on strawberries
with good results l consider the APP
plication of 500 pounds per acre, for
wheat on average land, about right.
What the wheat does not utilize, rem
ders the soil richer, and stimulates the
growth Of clover. which should always
follow the crop of wheat
(6.) When should wheat be sown in
Upper East Tennessee?
Az soon as you can get ready after
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list of October. Some season wheat
can be sown as late as Nov. Goth. But
do not expect good results from wheat
sown after Nov 5th, or you will be dis
appointed.
a. When should clover seed be
sown?
Put in the clover seed with the drill
when the wheat is sown. Should a
drought kill the clover before winter
sets in, you can SOW again broadcast,
from March list, to April 10Th, when it
may escape early freezing while yet in
the "double," or when just appearing.
(S.) Will it pay to cultivate wheat
in spring, and how proceed?
When the ground is dry and hard
crust forms on the surface before the
wheat is iointed, it will pay to take a
slanting pog-tooth harrow, well loaded
down, and givethe zelda good scratch
ing. This is advisable only when nc
clover is growing in the wheat.
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
catarrah. Halls Catarrah Cure is the
only positive cure now known known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrah being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stftutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the syste 8, thereby destroying the
foundation on of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient Strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers, that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY 4 Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ONE TON HIGH GRADE BONE AND
POTASH FREE.


In conformity with my proposition
made in 1893, to give one ton Of Ferti-
lizer for the best bushel of wheat. /
hereby make the following announce
ment to the farmers who use my com
mercial Fertilizer or chemicals.
Competition for above premium is
open to every farmer who has bought,
or who may buy of me not less than !
ton of Fertilizer OF its equivalent in
Chemicals amounting to not less than
$40 before October 10th, 1890. | i'm
pose the following conditions;
lst Fertilizer notes and accounts due
Oct LIST, 1898, must be paid in full.
End. Each competitor must furnish one
measured bushel of wheat IN a new
seamless bag, without mark or label
on outside.
3rd. The wheat must be entirely free
from smut, cheat and other impuri-
ties.
4th. The wheat and bag become my
property when premium is awarded.
9Th. For each bushel Of wheat and bag
allow $1.00, which amount is deduct
ed from the price of the goods pur-
chased of me, when settlement is
made whether by cash or Fertilizer
note.
9th. The winner of premium may Sc
lect any other goods which l handle,
instead of Zone Ton High Grade
Bone and Potash, " said selection to
represent the same value.
18th. All my customers of '9S and spring
customers of '09, as we'll as all custo-
mers up to October who comply with
above conditions are eligible competi-
tors.
trust that the above conditions are
SO plain that no misunderstanding car
arise, and that no further explanations
will be necessary. Any farmer who
desires to enter the contest can do SC
by complying with the terms stated
above 1t costs you nothing to entel
the contest as you get 81 for your bush
ell of wheat. You need not fear that
will make a "big speculation" out o
the matter, as it is l who pays the 81
You need not fear that some man viii
bride the judge in his favor, as thu
sacks will all be new and alike with n,
distinctive mark except q number OF
tag which will correspond with nam,
on "list of competitors, which will no
be seen by committee of award.
This is legitimate bona fide PROPOSE
ton where the producer of the bes
bushel of wheat; best in quality, clean
Illness, weight and appearance, vii
most surely get one ton OF good Whca
Fertilizer absolutely free. The nwar,
will be made at the "Tri-County Fair,
held at Johnson City, Tenn, Oct. II
IL and 10, 1899, whore the wheat will b
placed on exhibition.
A. NJ .METTETAL.
johnson City, Aug. 91st $780,
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Miss Katie Weems, Redden, Tenn,
writes: Have used DIR. M, A. Simmons
Liver Medicine years. 1t cures Liver
and Stomach troubles. have to take
twice as much Zeilin's and Black
Draught to have the same effect as a
dose of DR.. M. A. s. L. NJ.
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NOTICE Or FIRST MEETING OF creditors

=
trict of Tenn, in the United States
District Court in md for said Dis
trict-Northern Division,
In the matter Of Ma 90
Lide & Odom, r. N ~ 70
Johnson, City. Tenn III D"nNfup''y
10 the creditors of Tide 6 Odom,
Of Johnson City, in the county Of
Washington, aid district aforesaid, a
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given That on the
2Sth day of Aug. A, d. 1899, the said
L de Il Odom was duly adjudicated
bauArupt; and that the first meeting of
his creditors will he held at the law Office
of j. B; Cox, in johnson City, Tenn,
on the 10th day Of Sept, A. D., 1899, at
1 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex.
anime the bankrupt, aud transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
JAMES b, Cox,
Referee III Bankruptcy.
This September 2, 1890.
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KEEP IT IN YOUR HOME.

And whenever the bowels fail to act
properly, take dose of LYON S LAXATIVE
SYRUP - 1t acts gently but effectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels; will keep
your system always in good working order
and make your complexion clear.
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Admiral Dewed has sailed in the
Olympia from Villefranche for Glib
raltar. He expects to remain at Gibral-
tar hntil September 12. The admiral
says he is in perfect health.
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A motion to invite ex-Gov. Altgeld
to speak at Dallat, Tex, Democratic
carnival in October was voted down
because Of Altgeld's opposition to the
democratic ticket in Kentucky.
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No.SS Pullman Sleeping cars Bristol to Chat
tanooga, Memphis and New Orleans and from
Chattanooga to Shreveport; also elegant Pull
man Sleeping Car and Day Coaches ChAttanoo-
ga to Jacksonville, without change.
NO. carries Pullman Sleeping car Bristol TO
Knoxville. Knoxville to Memphis and Chatta-
nooga TO Jacksonville.
No. H. Pullman Sleeping cor Morristown to
Chattanooga, and from Chattanooga to Atlanta
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The negro rioters are surrendering
in squads at Darien, Ga, and military
posses are still searching the swamps.
The streets around the courthouse are
guarded by troops.
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Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab
let's regulate the menstrual organs and
guarantee regular, natural monthly
periods.
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Mint officials says that the business
activity is causing an unusually heavy
demand for fractional currency and sill
yer dollars.
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Ex-Gov. W. j. Stone, of Missouri,
will make five speeches III Kentucky
for the democratic ticket, beginning at
Richmond, September 12.
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state quarantine against Key Y est
mas been declared 10y 'rcxus because OF
the reported existence of two cases of
yellew fever at that point.
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Sick Headache is the bane of many
lives. DR.. NJ. A. Liver Medicine cures
and prevents this annoying complaint
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Frequently protracted constipation
causes inflammation of the bowels,
Remedy-use DR.. NJ "A, Simmons Liver
Medicine.
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Wivesl Simmons Squaw Vine Wine
or Tablets bring Happiness to Sorrow
ing Husbands and Barren Homes.
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Fuller reports as to the nature of the
recent official communications give a
more pacific aspect to The situation in
South Africa.
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beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar,
tic clean your blood and keep it clean; by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads
and that sickly bilious complexion by takinr
Cascarets, -beauty for ten cents. Al drug
gisSs, satisfaction guaranteed, Zoe, 25c- Soc
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For toning up the system after child
birth and fastening complete and
speedy recovery, Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets are invaluable.