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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
T&ae 8@eralA ana Ueaps.
NESVBERRY NIARKE ET.

OOrrCcIeu OVory Tucsuay and EridNy I
by Summer Bros.
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Yesterday was "peace and uni

Yesterday was "peace and uni
ty day" IN Columbia, and, to use
the phrase of retired statesman,
"strange proceedings were in or
der" One of Sherman IS soldiers
who bad visited or tried to visit
this city on certain memorable
occasion 81 years ago was a guest
of honor at the banquet table of a
new Columbia, sprung up since he
left us last. An ardent "Haskell-
ite acted as toastmaster and intro
duced Senator Tillman, who was
received with "deafening ap-
plause" by a Columbia audience.
The whole outfit, we believe,
drank dispensary liquor without a
qualm. Meanwhile a committee
of conservatives" appointed by
"Reform" presiding officers of
the legislature were investigating
the management of public insti>
tuition by an eminent "Reformer. -
Democrat and Republican frater-
nized and the descendant of Gov.
James Hamilton of South Carroll
ma, as congressman from the cx .
tremost State of the northwest,
delighted Columbians with his cI-
oquence. What would a newly
awakened Rip Van Wrinkle have
thought if he had come to town
yesterday The State 9th inst.
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OBITUARY

On Oct. the 18th, 1898, the
messenger Of death came for Miss
Olive Stogner the first born of
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ Stogner.
Olive was born Nov. 3 1854. She
was true chris tian girl, having
joined the church when a child.
In Sunday school and at church
she always had place in the
choir and she Is greatly missed in
her class as well as at home.
Promising as she was, the Lord
in His goodness and wisdom saw
Et-to remove her from earth to
fairer regions above.
On Nov. 3rd, death again visited
the same home and called little
Leslie away. Leslie was horn
Aug. 1886. Hard are such trials
to bear, but may the parents say:
We have treasures laid u In the city
Of God.
Bright jewels that never can rust.
For while tkey were dwellrrs in
caskets o. c ay,
But those caskets are now IN dust,
And here in this beautiful light.
We Ium bered them all DER,
We lay TO ourselves. in that city above
We will find our lost j-wels once
more PASTOR.
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Tho Court Allows Bond for the
COnstabIes.

IN" Court Allows Bond for the
COnStabIes.
On Wednesday last, Messrs
Thomas and Blease, Attorneys
for State Constables Crawfo, q,
Dorm, Coleman and Cooley charged
with the murder of Mrs Stuart of
Columbia, made application for
bail for the defendants before
Judge Gary at this place. After
hearing read the evidence taken
at the inquest, affidavits adduced
and arguments of counsel, his
Honor granted the application
and fixed the bail for Crawford at
S3, 600, for Dorm and Coleman at
$1,000, each and for Cooley at
$500. Solicitor Henry represented
the State.
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Court Proceedings.

When we went to press Tues
day evening the case against lie
ander Roberts, VIM G Roberts.
Robert Roberts and Morgan Rob
erts, charged with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, was being
tried. The verdict was, Not gull
ty.
Walter FundcrLurk alias Wal
ter Foster, assault and battery
with intent to Kill. Guilty Of as
.ault and battery OF n high and
aggravated nature. Sentence,
months on the chain gang or pay
fine of $50.
Lee Clinton, murder. Verdict,
Not guilty.
r G McManus alias K G Arant,
James McNanus alias Jas Arant.
and Beach McManus alias Beach
Arant, murder. The case was
mol pressed as to Beach McManus
and a mistrlaI ordered as to X. &. ,
and James McManus, the jury
failing to agree on a verdict, six
holding out for manslaughter and
six for acquittal.
The following cases were mol
pressed Shift Moore, house
breaking and larceny James Ad~
ans, disposing of property under
lien.
John Rich Witherspoon and
John Witherspoon, burglary and
larceny. The jury failed to agree,
IN istrial was ordered, and the
prisoners remanded to Jail. This
is the second mistrial in this case,
mistrial having been ordered
the last term of court.
The court at the hour of going
to press, is trying James Black
mon charged with arson. This is
the last case on the criminal dock
ct.
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Death Of Mrs Nancy Mobley.

Mrs. Nancy Mobley of Heath
Spring, an excellent lady and
devout christian woman, died last
Wednesday after lingering i'll,
ness. She was about 80 Years of
age and for years has been a con-
slstent member Of the Baptist
church. She was twice married.
Her first husband was the late
Paschal Cauthcn; her second, the
late Hiram Moblev. She leaves
Surviving the following children:
Mrs. j & Williams, Mrs. G l.
MobIey, Mrs. w G NanIandinp-
ham, Mrs. Chas. Harmon, Mr.. 4
l. MohIcy and an unmarried
daughter. Her remains we're in
TERED ut the Bruce grave yard
last Thursday after funeral SER
vices conducted by her pastor,
Rev. j S Croxton.
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Clerks ale,

State of South carolina, court OF
County OF Lancaster ! Com. Pleas
Southern Railway %, Plaintiff.
against
X. Il. Young. Defendant,
BN virtue of an order made in the
above case by Judge Ernest Gary. da :
ted March S, 1888. will sell a, public
cutlery, from the court house steps, on
WOnddy. !1d d"y n AprU, 1899.
during he legal hours of sale. aiI that
piece parcel Oh lot of land. lying, situ-
ate and being in Lancaster county aud
State aforesaid containing
On -HnT 4crr, M"rp o" Lc>s,
and bounded as fellows: On The North
10y Dunlap street, on the East by lot
OF Richard Young, on The scum by
lot of Richard Young and on n West
by lot Of Mrs j on. ph Clark said lot hav-
inga nont on Dunlap street ofsev enty
five rrd one half (754I feet and hcing
tw" hundred ana five and one-half
(2G5) feet deep.
gos- Terms OF sale. CASH Pur-
chase" to pay for papers
w =. L. PORTER
& {. =. Il L. G..
March s. 1899. til.
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Notice '

THE COUNTY BOAD or Equals
l. Zation Tor Lancaster County will
meet at Lancaster {. II = &. on the
Third Tues'ay (2lst inst) Of March,
1899, for the purpose Of hearing
grievances of appeal from .he Town
shin Boards Of Equalization, The
Township Bnards of Equalization Of
each Township viii pass upon all the
taxable returns in their respective
Townships, and Immediately there.
after forward to the comfy Auditor
a true and correct statement of all
changes alterations mad" in The
various returns. so that the Auditor
may notify parties Of changes II any.
The Chairman of Township Boards
Of assessors shall he ex officio members
of the county Board of Equalization.
NJ. G.. GARDNER.
Supr. and Chrm q. b. q. l.. G..
Feb. 2stb. 1899.
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MIR Laney Arrested and Granted

Mr. Laney Arrested and Granted
Bail
y warrant was issued for Mr..
John Laney, who wa. charged by
the coroner's jury last Tuesday
with the killing of MIR. VIM.
knight, and be was arrested We'd,
nesday. he is Il member of the
grand jury and was here attend
ing court. He employed w G
Hough, Esq, who made appIica
tion before Judge Gary for bail,
which was granted in the sum of
81, 500. Mr.. Laney readily gave
the required bond and was dis
charged from custody.
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March s. 1889
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
20 u n TY OF LANCASTER
In tie Court Of Probate.

Z y u L . LANCASTER,
In tie Court OF Probate.
BY Chas. ID. Jones. Judge of Proba te
WHEREAS, Mrs Sallie Delaney has
made suit to me, 10 grant her Lette. s
of administration with the will an
nexed on the estate OF and effects OF I T..
NJ. SWEET, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said NJ SWEET,
deceased. that they be aud APP
pear before me, in the Court Of Pro
bate, 10 be held at Lancaster. g. n,
on March the l4,h next, after pub.
lication thereof AT IL O'Clock in the
forenoon. to show cause, If any they
have. why the said Administration
should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and sea-, this
22nd day Of February Ammo Domini,
1890. s.''i % 4''<s
COS CHAs. D, JONES,
Judge Of Probate.
Grip makes one sick, weary and restless
Dr. Miles Restorative Nsrviae btiass rest
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Heard From.

A special to Tuesdays State
says that Rev. DIR. j. A. Clifton
has received letter, dated March
3, from Rev. VIM. Aiken Kelly,
whose mysterious disappearance
in December has attracted wide
spread attention. He was in New
Orleans, in bad health, but his
mind clear and active. He is ex-
pected to arrive in Sumter the
latter part of this week. 49,
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See Clerks sale of valuable
town lot advertised in this issue.
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ELLINTT 4 CRAWFORD.
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
" |, as the Administrator of the
personal estate Of w. A. Fuuderburk.
deceased, have This 23d day OF Feb
ruary 1899, made final settlement
with the Probate Judge ofthis county,
and have fed my final Return. and
will apply to the Probate Judge of thi
county, in his Office at Lancaster. &
C., on the 28th day Of March next
at IL m O'Clock 10 grant me Fl al dis
charge and release of liability as such
Administrator.
U. A. FUNDERBURK,
Executor
February %, ls99.-td.
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Mr. j M Heath left Wednesday
for the Northern markets.
See Clerks sale of valuable
town lot advertised in this issue.
7 + Mellow, Esq. of the York;
vile bar, is here attending court.
Mr. Braska Moore is able again
to he at his post at the stables of
the Farmers Banking and Mer-
camille Co.,
Miss Willie Moon of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting her sister
Mrs j II Boldridge at this place.
DR. Felix A Savin of Charlotte,
an expert book keeper, died in
Baltimore on Tuesday last, of can
Ger of the throat.
Nose McIlwain, good old
colored man living on Mr.. r j
Harper's place, died last Tuesday.
Miss Lula Shannon of Camden,
has secured the position as private
secretary to Attorney General
Bellinger.
Mrs. j. II. w. Stevens of Lam
caster is visiting her son, DR.. w.
q. Stevens, and other relatives
here. Rock Hill Herald.
Mr. f f Cloud, of the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile Co., left
Wednesday for the Northern mar
kets to purchase Spring and Sum
mer goods.
The first tombstone to be erect
ed in the new cemetery was erect
ed this week by Mr. b Ginning
ham at the grave of his little son,
Harry Mcdonald, who died about
n year ago. .....
Lancaster should have cotton
seed oil mill, Il hosiery mill and
cannely. What enterprising cit
izen will take the lead in getting
up the capital for some one of
these enterprises Now is the
time to begin to have n cotton
seed oil mill in operation by Fall.
Mrs. Martha Threatt, widow of
the late Jas. Threatt, died at the
home of her son, Mr.. w Frank
Threatt in Monroe last Tuesday.
She was a native of Lancaster
county and was born Nov. 50,
1925 and was in her 74th wear.
Her maiden name was Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j G Mackorcll of
Blackstocks, are here at the bod
side of their daughter, Mrs. r NJ
Galloway, who is still seriously
i'll. Mrs. Frank Barford of At
lanta, Ga. and Miss Pet Mack
orell of Blackstocks, sisters of
Mrs. Galloway, are also here.
1t was thought there was a slight
change for the better in Mrs
Galloway's condition yesterday.
While Miss Aline Mobley was
ascending the stile that leads over
the fence at the home of Capt. A.
+. Hutchinson last Saturday, the
steps broke and she fell to the
ground, receiving painful injuries
on her back. Che is still in bed,
but her condition is much ore
comfortable. Rock Hill Herald.
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The Ledger and The New York
World one year for $500.
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T F Mellow, Esq, of the York
vile bar, is here attending court.
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Local Matters

MIR j M Heath left Wednesday
for the Northern markets.
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The Ledger and The Atlantis
Joural one year for $1.75.
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The first tombstone to be erect
ed in the new cemetery was erect
ed this week by Mr. b Ginning
ham at the grave of his little son.
Harry Mcdonald, who died about
n year ago. ....
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Mr. Braska Moore is able again
to he at his post at the stables of
the Farmers Banking and Mer-
camille Co.,
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Lancaster should have n cotton
seed oil mill, hosiery mill and a
cannely. What enterprising cit
iZen will take the lead in getting
up the capital for some one of
these enterprises 4? Now is the
time to begin to have cotton
seed oil mill in operation by Fall.
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Mr. f f Cloud, of the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile Co., left
Wednesday for the Northern mar
kets to purchase Spring and Sum
mer goods.
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Mrs. Martha Threatt, widow of
the late Jas. Threatt, died at the
home of her son, Mr.. w Frank
Threatt in Monroe last Tuesday.
She was a native of Lancaster
county and was born Nov. 80,
1925 and was in her 74th year.
Her maiden name was Elliott.
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While Miss Aline Mobley was
ascending the stile that leads over
the fence at the home of Capt. A.
+. Hutchinson last Saturday, the
steps broke and she fell to the
ground, receiving painful injuries
on her back. Che is still in bed,
but her condition is much m ore
comfortable. Rock Hill Herald.
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Miss Willie Moon of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting her sister
Mrs j II Boldridge at this place.
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Mrs. j. III. w. Stevens Of Lam
caster is visiting her son, DR.. w.
G. Stevens, and other relatives
here. Rock Hill Herald.
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ing cents per pound, cents on
September LIST. for picking purposes,
the remainder to be paid on delivery OF
the crop.
At the concluson Of plaintiffs tcsti-
mony the defense movedt a non-suit,
which was allowed.
The case of the Capital Lumber Com
pany, vs. r NJ. Thompson, an action
for money, was tried before a jury com
posed Of A. Klein, G. A. Dunnigan
Warren Simmons W. NJ. Cherrington,
p. 7. Gouley, NJ. Breyman, A. w. Dra-
ger, J. c. Van Wagner, A. l.. Ask, h. B.
Gesner J. NJ. Eskew and 5. b. Starrett.
The action was brought TO secure judg-
ment ON anote for $7s, dated March Z,
1887, on which % cents had been paid
and interest at 10 per cent per annum.
the defendant also asked for S25 attor-
neys' fees. The verdict was for plaintiff
in the sum os Sl76.24.
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PERSONAL AND L0CAL.I


A. Aufranc, OF Buttevlle, who has
been in Salem on business for the past
two days, left this morning for Portland
Rev. ID. II. Leach, OF East State
street, left this morning for North Yam
hill, where he will spend Sunday. MIR.
Leach will make an extensive trip
through Eastern Oregon, and will
participate in the dedication OF a church
at Antelope, returning in about ten
days.
j. W. Bell, Portland business man,
who has been in Salem for several days,
returned to his home this morning via
boat.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Del.ong, Of Morning
side. have gone to visit old Iowa friends
at Portland and :. j. Mickley's people
at Troutdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Westacott are in
Portland for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Col j. Olmstead were
noticed among the Salemites coming
home from Portland last night,
d. +. IIardman, a clerk in the School
Land office, spent Sunday with his fam
lily at Albany.
Geo. c. Mourer went 10 Corvallis to-
day 10 help set some boilers in the col
lege building.
Mrs. A. Dinfmore is home from q
Portland visit.
Mrs. Cornell, matron at the asylum
returned from Portland today.
Mrs. A. f.. Crosby and daughter Eu
lalie, and sister, Miss Zaidse Palmer o
the PostoHice, left today for visit L
their aunt, Mrs. A. b. Griggs at Albany
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ, Lawrence re
turned from Portland last night fror
doing the exposition.
Miss Jennette Meredith, daughter
J.W. Meredith the dentist, went t
Portland this morning 20 visit friend
and attend the exposition,
Justice r. ;. Bean went N Eugene t
day.
Mrs, d. w. Harding AMI daughi'
Bessie of Cottage Grove have been III
guests of Mrs. Lyman Savage, Mr.
Sayage's sister. They went home toaa
aud leave soon to spend the winter
NCalifoTnia.
Mrs. l.. b. Geer, Miss Rose Moor
Miss Ella Hodson, Miss Evlyn Gee
and Miss Musa Geer were fair Jonrneye
bound for Portland this morning
Miss Edith Patton and Mrs Ed Wen
went 10 Portland this morning. the 10
mer To attend business college,
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THE BOERS
ATTACK MAFEKING

LONDON, Oct. l4.-Saturday. - An
Edinburg paper, the Scotsman, thi.
morning asserts that battle has taker
place between General Sir Georc,
Stewart White, commanding the Briti,t
fcrces in Natal, and the Beers who
entered Natal by way OF Van Renan'.
pass. General White, the Scotsman
says, is very sanguine of the success OF
the British movement.
The foregoing report is considered TO
be correct, as late last night the war
office had news of British advance
from Ladysmith, and was hourly ex-
pecting further intelligence. Adispatch
to the Daily Telegraph from its cores
pondent at Ladysmith, dated at noon
Friday, says:
"a strong mobile column under Gen.
eral Sir George Stewart White. accom-.
panied by General Sir Archibald Hunter
proceeding before daybreak this morn
ing toward Acton Homes for the purpose
for reconnoittering General Whites
object was to observe what was going ON,
and also to test the mobility and efh.
cheney of his forces"
The Daily Mail Cape Town cores
pondent, telegraphing Friday evening
says
II learn on good authority that the
Beers are attacking Mafeking. They are
to have already suffered several
repulses. 1t is generally admitted that
Vryburg cannot stand a strong Boer at.
tack"
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rnnAY,s MARKET.

PORTLAND, Oct. "A. Wheat valley
Walla Walla, 5Sc. 10 50.
Fiour-Portland, 500 to 1925. Super
fine s.. IS per bbl.
0Sat-White S5@86c, grey 33 to 3ic.
Hay Timothy-S9@$ll. 90 per IUn.
Hops-ll@l3c; old crop &c.
Wool-Nalley. l2@ l3c; Eastern Or-
egOn, 8d Mohair, q "a 80.
Millstuff-Bran, $l7; shorts, SIS, 20
Poultry-Chickens mixed, f.5OOto ~
Hens 10 800, turkeys, live, l21s 'sl5c'
Eggs-Oregon, 2l 20 22lsc per d"z'
Hides-Green, ,salted6O lbs, sefs ;unde'
90 lbs, 7la@sls; sheep pelts' lo@zoc'
Onions l 10 ll4c.
Butter-Best dairy, D@3oi fancy
creamery, 45c 10 SOC per roll store ~ I'
27c.
Potatoes-50 10 G0c per GENITAL,
Hogs-Heayy dressed &c 70 b'ac
Nntton-Dressed,6 ,6lsc q 7c per pound,
Rees-Steers. $3.5O@S4.OO; COWS, t3.uu
@S3. so dressed, beef 10 "a
Veal-dressed, 7ls@slac.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-5S pounds and over +'''
Wool l6c, Mohair SOC.
Barley as 90 5Ac.
Oats-25 and 27C. ri.
Hay-Baled, cheat 800 l'ho'"S
$3.50. %
Eggs Is 10 2Oc. .,oo .,.i
$40. 800, m
Millstuffs-bran $500 shorts flo'o'
Hogs-dressed, sac. 90, ,
Live cattle-Steers 3'4co~- "a I'd d
| sheep-S2 .5O@t5.
Dressed Neal-bl2c.
y Rntter-Dairy lsc creamery S-'se'
Poultry-liens : % cents
Potatoes 3uc.
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Crossing the Rockies

The most delightful ride across the con j.
nent IS through Utih and Colorado, over
what is known as "The ). enic Route OF the
World" II matters not ut what season o
tn year the tip Is mad, at no time does
the scenery gov nonotonous. II is an evei
changing pinorams Of the beau les Of nature.
Ole m IN Mt you arc passing though gorges
walled IN by rocks thousands OF feet figh,
and the next you are atove the snow line.
skirting peaks that tower above you until
they seem almost to reach the skv. One ol
the characteristics OF the Colorado climate
is thit the extr mss Of temperature are
never met wi h IL is neither so cold in
winter nor warm in summer, as upon the
lines of railwa which cross the deserts and
plains The traveller over the Rio Gra de
Western also has the privil 'ce OF a stopoveT,
u he so e'ec.s al Salt Lake City, or any
wh-re beVeen ogden and Denver, on al
classes OF tickets.
For information as to rates. etc and for
descriptive prm jhets, call on the n-arest
Ticket Agent Of the o. X. K. & n Co, or
Sou hetn Pacific Co., or td ress,
] d. MANSFIELD, Gen'l Agt,
Ri) CT nd Western Railway. I47 Third
rect, Portland Oregon.
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When Judge Burnett is on the bench
he is the embodiment OF judicial sever
ity and instantly suppresses any breach
Of strict decorum. but yesterday he not
only allowed a general litter to go unre-
buked but laughed freely at one joke on
himself. The witness on the stand
spoke very indestinctly and the Judge
had him 10 repeat a certain statement a
couple of times and then said: Speak
louder; / can't understand YOU Then
the witness seemed to comprehend the
situation, saying, "oh, yes !and then nod
ding confdentially 10 the judge, he
added. "Ilm deal, too "
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A LIFE SAVED.
Or J.. y. Cook, the Botanical spec
alist. Succeeds Whore Other

Or J. =, Cook, the Botanical spec
alist. Succeeds Whore Other
Fan.
To whom Il may concern;
This Is 10 certify that Bertha r. Con-
ner, OF Mt Angel precinct, Marion coin-
". Oregon, has suffered from cancer
Ons growth la tlie lett car Tor about three
years. The grow th was cut 0ut twice and
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
but the growth came back as bad
az ever, and palned her 80 badly that
she had b. be- taken from school. Alter
three weeks treatment by Dr. j n.
Cook, OF SALON, Oregcu, the botanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disap-
peared, and Al this date, four months
since treatment Was begun, the growth
has not rcappeared, and the ear haa GU
tirely healed leaving only the scars IN
hicted by the Albany doctors.
hereby certify that the above state.
ment Ia absolutely true, and that Ber-
tina 4 Conner, the person mentioned
la the ailidayit, has resided la my ian-
ily since early childhood, bearing the re-
ationship 10 me ot niece.
H. @. LoSe.
Subscribed and auOrn 10 before mu
this eighth day ul June, 1899. W. w.
Hall, county CLERK oi Marion county
Oregon.
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The slight cough may
soon become deep-seated and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your family !
SCOTS Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hyPophos-
phiteS. These are the best
remedies for a cough.
Scott'S Emulsion has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
cd on until past hope. 1t
warns, soothes, strengthens
and invigorates.
soc. aud i.oo. a. druggists.
SCOTT * BuNNl thcwi.ts, New York.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-14
"A Breach OF Promise"

Is heralded as a genuine novelty at
the Reed, Monday night. II is entirely
new in every respect, is replete with
catchy music and bright comedy, the
various roles being interpreted by an ex-
cellent company. The play is founded
on the story Of an Irishman, Owen tsl.
ligan, who, after having acquired
wealth, seeks wife.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-14
That Ioyful Feeling.

With the exhllarating sense Of renew
ed health and strength aud internal
cleanliness, which follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, is unknown to the few
who have not progressed beyond the
Old-time medicines and the cheap sub
stitutes sometimes offered but never
accepted by the well-infOrmed. Buy
the genuine. Manufacl by the
California Fig Syrup Co.