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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

Another great discovery has been
made By lady ~ this eOantEy. "Dls-
ease Fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven yean she withStood lIs -
verest tssas, bat her vital organs were
undeFHIned and death seemed imml.
nent. For three mouths she coaghed
incessSNlly, and could not sleep. she
llnaIly discovered . way 70 recovery. By
purchasing Of us bottle Of DR.. Kiugs
New Discovery for Consumption. and
was % much relieved on taking the nrst
dose that she slept an night: and with
two bottles, has been absolutely cured.
Her name Is Mis-. Lather LutE" Thus
writes VI, G. lIammick q Co, OF Hhelhy,
y. CT Trlal bottles free AZ A. L. MI.
ieS's Drug Store. Regular size bOc and
oiO6, Every bottle guaranteed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
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4 caas GAisas citlsaa Fassas Auay q
:, xsaisai tAk&

q cass S'Aisas clllsaa Fassas Avay a
., Zs1isal LAka
W. r. GeSrgs. q guest at The Alham.
bra hotel. Medical Lake. WISH, was
found dead 10 hia Foom last Saturday
II0oa. lie wssl - bsl tlss Night beforu
aPpaEvatly a. Sell - usual. and about
7o'eleck 10 he @oEning Mr.. Pape. who
secspled the next room. heard him
sn0ra- Not pgessotlng hlmsslf for
hseAkfasl The chambeFmaid knocked Al
his door and receiving no answer Isit
thinkihx be had 0veSslspL when bis
room was entered a. noon he was foand
dead. An Tie elrcauslanees 80 against
tha sappqsitiOn that be commlItsd sui.
esdA It'h conlsrtstcd that be died Of
heart diseass hrosght On b. Rheumatism
ftom which be was suffering.
Deceased Was ~ Old resident Of this
place, having csadactsd barber shop
here foE . aumber Of yeaEs until con.
PEELED 70 gre up The business By 10
health. lie receatiy wsat 70 Medical
Lake Tor treatment TIE remains wers
buried az that place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

4 Dlg TINE b PlAansA FER The nav
II cuaF asAlsas
Arrangements for q big celebration Of
July eth are bsing completed and the
full program will be Published next
week. It win b one Of the biggest
celebrations ever held In this place.
Some Of the principal features win be
reproduction Of the blowing up Of the
Maine By the use Of large boat that
has served Ia day, sham naval battle
and bicycle races. Committees have
been appointed 70 arrange The program
a. follows:
On perade--J. n. HaFte, n. n. Palm.
eter and q. L. Desfenbangh.
+ Rates and Transportatlon-M. L.
Fischer.
Games 6. Paul and W. n. Nc.
rarland.
Callthnmpians Sergeant Z. ]. Blake
and WIN. Farr.
Naval Rat.le-P. W. Johnson, Joe
BorSatoa and Fred wilson.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

tAe kreeee4l48b g tNe NpngA ~ 90 BRIDGE
At fhe special session 81 tie beard a.
county commissioners Tor me pnFposo
o. considering tie Spokane liver bridge
matteT ~ Fort Sherman III following
proesedIngp took place:
Board Of county commissioners met
e 10 o'clock q. m. pursuant 10 eall, In
special session for the consideration Of
the matter Of building the bridge aeross
TIE Spokane river at Fort Sherman, IN
Kootsnai county, Idaho.
Present fun board.
The eall for the special meeting 81 the
board Was read.
And 81 this time G. L. Heitman Esq,
representing II. n. skrathern and other
citizens Of Post Falls, made m aERn-
ment before the board and citing an-
thorities. At the conclusion Of which
Harris Baldwin Esq, took mp the mat
Ger and presented The same Ia, favor Of
the claims Of WIN. Oliver on the valid.
ity Of the contract Of Oliver Bros: I'd.
win MeBee. Esq, representing W. b.
Mcfarland. v. w. Sanders and other
citizens Of C~nF d'Aiene.
wv. Sander then suggested that the
board reconsider the order heretofore
made By the board stopping the work
On the said bridge and making An order
allowing the work 10 continue.
And Il this time the board took ne
cess until . o'clock p. N.
| At the assembling Of the board st .
O'Clock p. N. the board wss called to or.
der. and upon representation to the
board that al interested had arrived at
an agreement touching matters which
had heretofore caused the board 10 or.
der the discontinuance Of the WORK on
the said CGur d'Alene bridge crossing
the Spokane river, and q fnFthur agree
meut having been entered into between
said citizens of CGar d'Alene and vicin-
ity and william Oliver and Oliver Bros,
it b hereby ordered BY the board that
the order heretofore made By this board
viz: On the l6th day Of May requiring
WIN. Oliver and Oliver Bros, to discon-
time work on the Ceur d'Alene bridge
across the Spokane river. ID hereby va
Gated, set aside and for naught held,
without prejudice 70 the rights, inter
estB and claims Of the said Oliver Bros,
and the contract between the said
cOusty and the said Oliver Bros. for
the building Of said bridge, Is hereby
recognized and ratified. no prejudice 70
the rights and interests Of said Oliver
Bros, shall accrue TO them BY reason
OF delay in the construction Of said
bridge:
Said Oliver Bros, shall resume work
on said bridge By June 10th. 1890, and
shall have said bridge completed with
In sixty days thereafter.
WIN. Oliver was allowed an estimate
Of eeD on WORK already performed on
the C1uF d'Alene bridge and the andi-
tor h hereby authorized to draw q war
rant on the general road fund Of Koot-
enai county in payment Of above men
toned estimate.
n. Il. SIssoN,
Chairman Of Board.
Attest:
JHo. @. CALLAHAN,
CLERK.
by A. Cook, Deputy.
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Estate 81 Matthias Miller. deceased.
Notice % hereby given By the uaderslgned.
administrator Of the estate 81 Matthias Miiler.
deceased. 10 the efeditou u. and ell Persoas
having claims agAlnsa he said deceAsed. 70 en-.
hf6it tAen With TIE aseSassry voaeAsss. yifAia
four months amer The aEsi pahlicslisA q this
ncsice. 70 The said admlnistFalor 81 hia reai-
eeAcs near Hayden laks tcons a.Aleae pesl.
omssh the sane being The place ier IAe trsns-
eciion Of he baslnssB q esla e1iala. Do Che
County q Eoslonai elale a Halo.
Dated 81 Esthefum o. ths ma dzy u Nsr,
ls@ eItvEslsn =. alAaSn.
iuns-N AdmtalarsioE.
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LAND OFFICE AT cGca D'AlkxE. ma,

LAND OFFICE AT cGca D,ALkxE. IDAno.
May {. lsaA
Notice b hereby givea that the folloWiAg-
named settler has aled nslics Il his iaaeasioa b
make Anal prod b support q hls clAlm. Ana
that said prod win Be made before tAs Register
and Receiver aa .. q Land once AZ Occur a..
Alene. laaAo. On June n. ls9a. via:
WILLIAM A. LoFTTR.
ma. 81. Coz he y X NRN and KYsE y &c.
- TR q n, kAw.RM
He names the follgwing witnesses 10 prove hls
continnous Fezldsnce UPON and suliiraiioa q,
aid lAnd. VIA, Evelyn o. 8aFsoa. Arthur L
Klngsbqry. John =. Fisher and Marry csPsey al
D. u BunLONo,
mayo1uAloP Register.
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Merchants using the National 40
count Ole can have their cArd printed
on suitable stationery 81 this once q
reasonable prlcea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
THE JAFs KVsf 90.

RaElreaA Companies ustIasa e TAslr We
larisa e tie IAAAs LAwG
Sheriff Bradbury has sent oGhcial no
tihcatiOns 70 Superintendent r. W. Gu.
bert. Of the Northern Pacific, Superin-
tendent Mohler Of the o. r. & n, and
L. Frank Gordon, attorney for the
Great Northern, informing them Of
their Infringement Of the anti-alien law,
passed BY the last session Of the Idaho
legislature. and notifying them that un-
less their companies discharge
their employees forthwith, whoss
employment h forbidden By law, arrests
and prosecutions win follow. The
letter IL ~ follows:
RATHDRUM, IDAHO. June 8 1899.
DEAR SlR:-Ycur attention 10 called
10 the provisions Of IN oct Of this state
entitled San Act Regulating the Right
Of Aliens, Corporations and Associations
TO acquire Real Estate: Prohibiting the
employment Of UnnaturaiiHed Aliens
and Providing for the Discharge Of the
Same. approved the end day Of FEBRUARY
ls0o.
Sec. 8 Of said act is a. follows:
at shall hereafter be unlawful foI
any county government or municipal OF
private corporation organised under thu
laws Of this state, or organized under
the laws OF another state or territory
OF In foreign country, and doing buis,
iness In this State, 10 give employment
In any way TO any allen who has failed
neglected or refused. prior to the time
such employment e given, 10 become
naturalised or become.a citizen OF the
United States"
Complaint has been made 10 thia
once that your company. . corporation
doing buinness In this state and county
10 violating the provisions oe said sec.
ton 8 Of said act and the purpose Of
this letter b 10 notify you 70 discharge
any Of pour employees forthwith, whose
employment is forbidden By provisions
Of said oct; otherwise it viii be the duty
Of this once 10 enforce said provisions
By arrests and prosecutions.
Very Respectfully.
f.. II. BRADBURY,
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Cd)tf d'Alene h better situated geo.
graphically than any town In northern
Idall& Tor the establishment Of q sue.
cessi9 land profitable lumber and mill.
Ing t!lSIness. with good boomAge room
IN thg lake. abundance Of timber within
easy hch Of the streams that empty
into u lake. shipping facilities into The
I'aiO6A and Big Bend countries By rail
and iHtb the mines By water and rail-,
with lIstnsal eonveniences for cheaply
and bksIly handing loss. there d no
good'yeasoa why this place should not
becOtne "a important lumber mana.
fActdtln and shipping point special
lnduc1 meats are held out 70 persons
wIshlllg 70 establish sach Industries.
aud l9llsrs Of inquiry to the rREss viii
receive prompt attention.
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Cot1fs from DE-. D. D. CargIls. Of
wasGala I. T. lie writes: "Four bot.
tles dl,Electrip Iilttes has cured Mrs.
ISrewlt .of sesofala. which had caused
her REtNt suffering Cor yearA. Terrible
sUteA YOU'D break out Oh her hsad and
Face, Ma the bent aoctors could give no
he'll: bat her curs Ia EAaiplsta and her
health b excellent" Thls shows what
thousands have proved. that EleotFic
nilteIA, IL The best blood purlaer known.
lts tbs supreme remedy fos ECZEMA,
sstlelSBals Ehsum, ulesEs, boila and run.
Ming kesea Il stiinalatss liver. kidneys.
aud 'Eowela, erbels poisons. helrs dl.
eessioh builds up the strength. Only
s0ssuls. Sold b. A. T.. MIlIeT, Druggist.
oaarmtesd'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

II you wish to subscribe for any Of
the leading newspapers. magazines or
technical journals, either domestic Or
foreign call a this oGlee. We can
save you wonev.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

All doctors told Reack Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson. o.. after suffering ls
months from Rectal Fistnla, he would
die unless cOstly operation was per
formed: but he cured himself with eve
boxes OF Bucklen's ArnicA Salve, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and bess
Salve In the World. g cents a box.
Sold BY A. J.. Miller, Druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

County Attorney Goode. when seen,
stated that he was the instigAtor Of the
letter and that the law would be rlgor.
ously enforced In the future. Il ls esti-
mated that there are three hundred Japs
employed 10 Kootenal county at the
present time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

e.NtX 49, - UEEUs GE1EE GUU1TIfIUI
Hotel and Basgica1 InsaifEfe. Buffalo. n. N.
He has freated and cuped mose sulEsriaz
Uon,en mas any other phTsieinn n he
VOID, and more u his q fnvofite Prrsrrip-
uon, fer the eogreetion and cure n IN as
onden and diseases efthe fanfnine orKsns.
olhes sisnjlaE medicines.
Write 70 pg: Pierce. Ifhis medicines are
whatgon neea be VII ten yes 8. q tkeya re
not phat you need be win honea1iy ssv =,
and VIII tel you Whist 10 DE-. NJ. kieTre'a
pesitioa = sn1icient gnaFanfee shnf Ms
advice vii net be biased ~ de bepe ~
seillng Jos few bodies o. msedicine.
IL you visa 20 study an yomr own eaae
ID. Fieree WI send yon, ISxe Of en- cosf.
? paper holnd copy 81 bis great 1000 pare
book, ~ "Com1on Sense Medical "a.
visor" Of which over zsn.ooo were ,so,i 4
H-yo . copy. An fhaf DE. Pierce asks y
Dat you een1 q ose-eent stsmps, % pay
ne cot q mailing only. Ifyou prefer DE
book In kne French efoth aesd Il stampa.
AAArew d. 4 v. Fierce, BuaEaio, Is. 7.
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Ths ApPStisa e 0eat-
IL envied By al poor dyspepties whose
Stomach and Liver are out Of order.
All such should know that Dr.. Kinga
New Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach
and Liver Remedy, gives . splendid
appetite. sound digestion and . regular
bodily habit that insnres perfect health
and great energy. Only g cents &C any
Drug Store. A. L. Miller.
=. ". asAlsy AVpsiassA SsssaA LIsussaa.e.
Francis w. Healey, Of this place. son
o. J. Z. Healey, has been hon0red By
President Mckinley and hls bravery n
San Juan hill rewarded By an appoint
ment In the regular army ~ second
lieutenant Young HeAley was born
at Vancouver, Wash, and came to
Occur d'Alene when his father was ap-
pointed post trader at Fort Sherman.
He attended GonEaga college. Spokane,
aud Georgetown university, Washing
ton. ID. c. to prepare himself for West
Point. 10 which he received an appoint
ment, but failed Ia the examination.
Determined to follow the military pro.
fession he enlisted n 4 private In the
Fourth cavalry, and for three years did
duty In the field. Receiving an honor.
able discharge with the rank Of non.
commissioned oaieer on May g, 1888
he Immediately enlisted In the Third
cavalry and was with that regiment
through the Cuban campaign. He was
separated from his regiment and fought
with ROoseveltS rough riders In the
thickest Of the battle. being among the
first to reach the top Of San Juan hill
When the shots were dying thick and
fast and no one dared show his head
above the trenches. young Healey and 9
companion went to the rear after The
rolls OF blankets left behind, an oct OF
bravery that shows he is made Of the
right material for a soldier. After re-
turning 10 Montaak he was sent 10 Sc
JOsephS hospital. Philadelphia, and
from there home on sick leave. lie
was disharged at Ethen Allen. VI, - q
noneommissioned OGlicer. receiving high
commentator for bravery. The 10
ward is . deserving one and yoang
Healeys many Occur d'Alens friends
win Be pleased 10 learn Of his good for.
tuna He d nov In New York await.
Ing an assignment.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-12-06
CONyENING OF CONGRESS-.
Henderson Elected Speaker and Roberts
Stood Aside.

Henderson Elected Speaker and Roberts
Stood Aside.
The Fifly-sixth congress convened
last Monday at II O'Clock, with an I'M
usually large number Of spectators in
the galleries.
By party caucus, General Hender-
son had already been chosen as The
Republican candidate for speaker, and
Representative Richardson the Candid
ate of the Democrats. The roll call
resulted, Henderson, 1T Richardson,
1853; Bell, 4, Newlands, 2.
When the name Of Brigham h.
Roberts was reached in the house roll
call, Tay lor, Of Ohio, secured the floor
and amidst breathless interest proles-
ted against swearing in Roberts. Rep
resentative McRae, of Arkansas, fol.
lowed with a protest from the Demo
cratic side. The speaker requested
Roberts TO stand aside, which he did,
with the statement that BY so doing he
waived none of his rights.
The senate was called to order by
President pro tenn. Frye. Chaplain
Milburn offered prayer. Thirty newly
elected senators were sworn in. A
committee TO wait on the president and
house was appointed. Senator sewell
announced the death Of the vice pres
ident and the senate adjourned.
The reading of the presidents mes
sage was postponed until Tuesday.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

We have just received a choice
shipment of Layer and Seeded
Raisins. The Seeded Raisins
are put up in packages and are
extra nice. Also fresh Citron,
Currants, Nutlnegs and Icing
Sugar. A fresh box of Lemons
just opened, and they are nice.
Now, if you wish to make a
cake, please bear in mind that
we have the ingredients, and that
these goods are fresh and pure.
Fresh Grits and Rice also re-
ceived this week.
If you have not tried our
Choice California Evaporated
Peaches, you should do so at
once, as they are extra nice and
those who have tried them are
delighted. A quart of Roasted
Peanuts for S cents. Apples,
Cabbages, and Potatoes. Bring
us your Eggs.
GRIST COUSINS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Baptist Convention.
The Baptist convention, in session IL
Gatiney last week, will meet next
wear in Newberry. A great deal o
important business was transacted and
strong anti dispensary resolutions were
adopted. The town of Gaffney treat
I'd the delegates with the most distin
guished consideration and captivated
them completely.
Reported Hold Up.
An alleged hold up occurred on
the South Carolina and Georgia rail
road near Branchville, last Friday
night. The story is that shortly after
The train left Branchville, lone rob
Der walked into the express car and
told Messengers Rhodes and Sanders
10 hold up their hands. He had a
revolver and they obcyed, while he
went through the safe and carried of
cash TO the amount of $1,472. Then
he stopped the train, jumped off and
departed. Detectives have since been
working on the case, and up TO this
time theory still entertains a suspicion
that possibly things may not have
been just as the messengers represent
ed them to be. The express company
has offered reward of $500 for the
apprehension of the robber.
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WHISONANT & CASTLES,
THE LEADERS,,
HICKORY GROVE, S. G,
WHILE others everywhere, are talk
w ing of Big Bargains, don't overlook

WHILE others everywhere, are talk
w ing of Big Bargains, don't overlook
your opportunities nearer home. Re-
member the astronomer, who, while look
ing at the stars, fell into well.
Our cash is as good as that of anybody.
We have bought as cheaply as anybody,
and we are as anxious as anybody to turn
cur money over. This then means that
we will give as good bargains as anybody.
We have in stock almost everything
from Paper of Pins to Suit of Furni-
tlIre.
We are selling Alamance and Yard
Wide Sheeting at cts. This is less than
New York Wholesale cost. Prints from
q cts. to 5 cts.
We have Shoes at from Is cts. up to s. a
pair; Bedsteads from $l.50 up, and Stoves
from 1915 up.
Everything bought before the rise. -.
Big Bargains in two lots of Drummers
Hat Samples.
WHISONANT & CASTLES,
The Lenders.
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\MONEY~
BETTER THAN GIFTS!

NH! YES, we give money on mi leage
~ and OH the discounts, and this pleases
better than any gifts we have ever given.
NEW GOODS arriving every day.
Nice lot of CorkScrew and Clay WorSted
Coats and Vests, just arrived, to sell at
from 81 to $3.50. Come quick or you may
not get your number.
STILL
we sell Bacon for cents, and one package
of Leggetrs Java Coffee for 10 cents. Try
it and you will call again.
DON'T
forget we are in the lead on Groceries and
will not quote prices in every issue OF the
paper. But we will guarantee prices
lower than anyone else, and remember
our reasons i'm the last issue for doing SD.
JUST
call and see if this is so.
From this date, we will GIN COTTON
OH Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Grinding done on Saturday afternoon.
We will give TWENTY (2U CENTS
for cotton seed to all who bring us cotton
to gin, and we also guarantee better turi-
out of lint than anywhere else.
If you want to save money, trade with
S. d. PATRICK,
McConnellsville, s. G.
December 4, 1899.
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COTTON GINNING.

WELL GIN YOUR COTTON while
w you wait, furnish Bagging and
Ties and will pay the highest price in
cash for COTTON SEED. Nobody turns
out better sample than we do.
Weare max ing as FINE FLOUR as is
to be had in this country.
YORKEILLE ROLLER MILLS,
X. ii. CLoANINGER, Assistant.
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BLANK BOOKS,

NEW CROP New Orleans MolaSseS,
~ Buckwheat Flour, Layer RaiSin>,
Seedless RaisinS, CurrantS, Figs, Gran
berries. Oranges and Evaporated Apples
and Peaches, fresh and nice, and at prices
to sui. you. Come to see us.
We will suit you in an Overcoat or any
other Garment in Mems Tailor Made
Clothing in Lamin IL Co.'S best work.
w NJ KENNEDY, Agent.
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MY CLOTHING Department

Is full in Bows Mems garments and the prices below tell their
story:
Chldrens Fancy Suits 3 to years, 81 to ST.
Boys piece Suits "a years. from 50 cents to S. 50 suit
Youths Suits 13 to 20 years, from SIPS to 80 suit ~
Mems Suits Nos g "A, from to $685. So IF CAN'T
FIT YOU OUT OF STOCK, CAN ORDER AND HAVE
YOU ONE INSIDE OF A WEEK.
Overalls from 20 cents up Jeans from so up
have lust received full line of sporting goods consisting Of
Coats Vests Leggngs and Boots
Nv line OF Gents Neckwea Collars and Cuffs is complete with
all the latest STYLES and is marked the smallest percentage Of
profit
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Wednesday, December 6, 1899.

levies will raise much more than the
amount actually required. The lev
les, however, are necessarily based on
returns of property on hand on Janu-
arY l, last.
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1t Will Be a Pleasure

For me to show you my Havland French
China, Imported Japan and German
Chinaware, Imitation Peach, Orange and
Lemon Paper Weights, Cut-Glasss and
Riown-GlaSs Tumblers, Imported and
Domestic Vases, Bric-a- Brac of various
designs, Lamps. Silverware, Scarf Pins,
Hat Pins, Cuff Buttons and lots of other
things too numerous to enumerate.
My line Of Finger Rings, which 1 told
you about the other day, cause many eX,
CARNATIONS Of delight from pleased and
contented customers. You're invited to
come and examine.
See my line Of Spectacles. Can fit you.
THOS. W. SPECK, The Jeweler.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

I'm FARMING LANDS. Easy pay
" ments. No commissions charged.
Borrower pays actual cost of perlecting
loan. Interest s per cent. For further
information apply to JOHN Is. PAIL
MER Il son, Columbia, ;. C., or
GEO. w. $. HART, Attorney,
Iorkville, =. G.
September IL " Onh
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT ROAD
OVERSEERS.
Office of County Supervisor Of York
County,

YoRKvILLE, S. G., November 2s, lS99.
NOTICE is hereby given to all ROAD
IN OVERSEERS in York County, who
have failed or neglected to comply with
the law during the year 1889 by PUTTING
FOUR DAYS on their respective sections,
to appear before the Board of County
Commissioners at thei; "1ice in Yorkville.
on THURSDAY, JANUARY, It'll, 1900,
to show cause, if any they can, why they
By order of the Board. n. G. CULP,
Supervisor of York County, S. G.
November % " 81
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APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD
State of South CarOlina-County of
York.
Ex parte Elizabeth T.. Barron ct al, in re
Homestead.


WHEREAS Elizabeth +. Barron. Jno.
w |. Barron, BENZ. p. Barron, Walter
r. Barron, Archibald \. Barron and
Louise w. Barron, children of Walter l..
Barron, deceased, have filed their verified
petition with me, praying that home
stead and the homestead exemptions he
set apart to them out of the property OF
their deceased father, notice is hereby
given to all parties concerned that they
intend to claim such homestead and
homestead exemptions out of the proper
ty of said deceased, and after due notice.
by publication hereof according to law,
will proceed to have such homestead ana
homestead exemptions set off to them,
unless good cause he shown to the con-
trary. w. BRoWN LiE,
Clerk of the Court.
Eorkville, S. c., December 4th, 1889.
December W II
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full extent of his means. Six or eight
gentlemen of the same intelligence and
energy, if they would work together,
could easily erect the proposed mill.