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,ILT LINE FoR sEw goak. EKcser sUxDA,
; dssenBeB can tesv- .sichmOGd aAiiy e4Ssos.
tunday via ChesaneaSs aad Oti rSllGavs
= NJ, or ktchsr,r. eu3 Peer burg rzfl
.ts tNortVie 1H-' rsr+rG cane. 400 A 81
~ @csta9 at >-.ff * with Old ilonnipI
80 49, steamer stIiiAs same evening Sc
o SlocK for New Yq,rs
RI44n15 3, BOG east At.u Street; Chesaueake re
mo LILO ei'Wsy md Stch uoid and Ses.-s SOFA
Lsifo&o tepots, ana a. eOnapxny's ssttce $50
a. ~" ''tVsat. Nichurcnt. Baggage cneeRsf
aRstsaI
~ ora ana al pstr r. 5ryOnu caa n
,, ,...S'~ ~ sses mes. Sltltng 'roal < c. non
very MONDAY. WEDNE Els DAY Fbf
a % a. S:Vo Il Ihis ssesa er car-ies SEER
age passengefs only.
SsAuAcs. oiofed oae harsr bsfore Saline slrns
Enelsht received al y5rSyartied aud tLrouSl
oItis OF leotng issued Toy al northern etSsa,,
snd foreign ports. rs w
FROM SEw YoRAs
q 81 gers can leave daily except suE a.,
&c. ~ NoStn DAY M 20 Norfoi o. on
1olnb Comfort, connectine With Nnrfofh 80
railway SNS ohte
Ereighs for Richmond By steamer via No,
urdays, 4PM Wv
sSailings from company's eler. NO 800.
~ nase, toos OF Beach Street. Freight rice Va.
III forwarded daily except sunday
'0fsner information apply TO
VoHN.F MAYER, Agents.
1919 east Main street
!. Richmond, W
". L. . uiiiAudsa. P-e4ideu, New vnrk
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SQalilaf1 R&lW8T
SCH Sp
N ERFEcT Der 81 1900
rrsi- ..z,yss Richnond, Va

1.r,. -. =. tHEK,
iai.Js gEustt - sud
Lofnts >o- h Sleeper .ft~~tile.
Ger ocru. oan7hurS - 'iRrt otte.
slee- omen az RichuS3 -1.3p o IN
srepsh. pass sngers - 80 s...oons.
- aecta 81 Dsrv'f go Cnarl cite.
with New York 49, ." rida tx ress
gNu III carving thLE -. -le per>
twee New ~ and Tenn "a " ~ . =.
uertisrs Tor ~ ~ ". a -poirks. lso
connects ar itana-sS-. sriot-' -
IL = -~' nStou tft' So : srst J.-ri. iito
iteo ~ - -. rs Through slfs csr.
vars ID ...uss-n m se0 ne aud
SevS Or .+-t-. also. u " 1t r0urtsl
eeer Nor sys. " I . - ssra Fri
da-s. is,. nS-s.t 'ranL lscc
wstnees suEe, wIs5 q n etioas To-
a,-r~ - Ss~, HeHic and Cal
..oisM r., :. .ol,c train aaiiv ,or CO.,
frsr f.. -. Connects a Noseley VITA
zal e gssle Aad rowl.a .aH ts.liro&a -
Keysville for Clarksville. Oxford, Zen
aeIson and Durham and % Sreense ort
Salem st Dsnvtlle with no. IS Unitee
States Fast vail, solid train, daily To-
new Orleans and points South, whici
carries sleepers New York to New q
'snns ana New York to Jacksonv-"-
and Miami for Nassau HabPpa, Cuba
Ora Wing ON buffet-Sleeper Bic -
m nd to Birmingham through At
lanta.
through train sleeper saiisDury. to
Mem ehis via of Asheville and Chatta-
nooga.
Cor Keysvine and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
rs P NJ, from Atlanta Augusta, Ashevtlle
and all points south.
40 p. NJ, from Keysvtlle snd local stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
NOS. 81 and 81. between Manchester anc Ne
.polis. Va
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York RIVER LINE, WEST "a rorsr
The Favorits Route NORTH.
LIZ We RICHMOND
MAIN No liz A 90 u n

Train No. 10, 80 p N. -
liIhoRk LIMITED, Daily, exceps oandA,,
for West Point, and intermediate sta lions
making close connection Mondays Wednes-
No. l6, s:so p. n.
LoCs -sMon wednes & Fridays, for
Wet 70 land intermediate sta tions. CON.
E1Nss with stage at Lester Manor to walker
IA and Tappahannock: also at West Point
wsth steam ers for Baltimore. Stops at all sta
- 0nA.
Train No. "a. see A. n.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SUNDAY
from Virginia Street station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for Wslkerton and Tap
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
els .. m. Daily, from west Point, with Con-
nection from Baltimore except Mondays.
10:46 am. Sundays ano Mon days
6:C3 m. Daily, except Sunday from Wesi
Point and intermediate stations.
Sundays $3.50 p. M. arriving baltimore 500 q.
m. -, Returning leave baltimore 300 p. m,
daily except Sundays arriving Richmond
9:l5 a. m.
steamers call at Gloucester Point and
Almonds Wharf, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
days. Wednesdays and fridays.
@. w. WESTBUnS,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Gao K. vain St Richmond,
J. n. GULF, ". A. Turk,
Tranic manager. cen. Psss. AGA
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vice-President AID General MEaagal
Washington, ID. g.
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TO COLORED VOTERS
Consider Well This Able Appeal
and Argument.
Extracts From an Address ON ssThe
Nesro's Place In American Poll
ties" by Bishop w. n. Derrick.

The institutions under which we live
We're founded in righteousness. It
was by no mere caprice or accident
that the author of the Declaration OF
American Independence wrote that
all men are created equal: that they
are endowed by their Creator with Ger.
tain unalienable rights: that among
these are life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness" 1t is not 10y accident
that the black man is found Upon this
hemisphere, dwelling among this great
people. These things had their origin
In the eternal council of God. In pro-
portion as this germ thought Is under
stood and appreciated TO that extent
win solution be found to what mep
are pleased to call the negro question
in the United States" If there is to
be negro question because the black
man elects. now that he is free, to re-
side in the land defended by his valor,
developed by his Drawn and nurtured
with his tears. then, like RanCuo's
ghost. the negro and his question will
not down.
1t is therefore for the people as
whole to say by their vote on the 9th
OF November next If the negro is to
become the disintegrating element in
the body polite or if the murderous
methods Of men like Senator Ben Till
man are to be condemned by the cleo
ton Of William Mckinley and Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
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s. a. |

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
The Favorite Route South.
Schedule in Effect June srd. 1900.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Street Station.
burg, Henderson. Durhap' Rsietri, a.
IAnta' and al points South and Soats
2-SS P: NJ '.Flolida. Mail and Expre IS. - d.u,
iof Fetersourg,aHends Raleigh, On.
raw, CamdenI Columbia, Savannah
S T,S nvlleTampa, Feruandina, ana all
20 Z. M. FLORIDA LIMITED" daily 1ay
resersbnrg. Henderson, Raleigh, win.
miington, EhsrloIte, Chesrer, Athens,
leans, points South and so1 INV or
Cheraw, Camden, Columbia, Savan nsS
sFSo Nnynne tampa FernaAdlna, and
TT from South at Ohssanoa -
~. station o. -
e a -, also, 2P NJ lily
For tcSss4. checsins baggage aes aur car
reserv '".'i. rso apply 30 Tue .sab1Ari Air
Line a 'aice, ss6 Easg Mata So: Rich
mono T. Ear Company = East Msin "a.
S' HeIs'- H.,@i, and - sepos icket' agent.
's sS6 East Main ST
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION

VIRfINIA NAVIGATION
C0MPANY's JAMEs-RIVER LINE
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newpop,.
News, Claremount and James River landInef,
and connecting q t0ldPoint and Norfolk Tor
Washington, BalttmoreA and the North.
STEAMER PocAR0NTAs LEAVES MONDAY, WEE
NEsDAY AND FRIDAY AT 2 a. M.
Elecsrtc-csrs direct to wharf. Fare only ala
and $1.eo to Norfolk, Portsmouth, cid Point
and Newport News. Music By grand orches
srion.
places and ali points In Eastern Virginia ana
North Carolink.
IRWIN wEysIGER
superintendsn
EDWARD 4, BARNEY
Presidents
Gsns Tal pea. PlanssrE Bank Building.
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II L " FREDERICKSBURG
y P0roMAo r. r
Schedule in Eject July /, 1900
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION
points North. stops ;, W ~ufo "a Z
eG~r.eks ;urs ana Quaatioo.
e.oo, ton And New Work
%" a. "'' s s1S nG;T 11iE KS. 'or washingtos
De, Glen alien, Ashland Tay-
IPSaSVii.ie, Boswell, luther Glen,
Snnea, Surmit, Fredericks.
66nrg, Brooke, Whitewater and
9;OllAs NJ Daily, except ua4ar. 70,
Washington sad oints North
stops At Elbs, Glen Alien, Ash.
iano, boswell, ~iiford' Freder
n 90 A. ibSkseurg and QuAntico.
AN'w A'' Bailyl except sunday. 70
Washington and It's kortS
stops at El6a, Glen AIlea, Ash
sshurs aao QuIntico nj.
S Wss grTessional Limited Il
S-r' NJ. ally for Washington aue
Potts shIsSd North tops at Elbs.
ericisburg. Brooke, whitewater
Hoo SSantsco tops other sta.
mond to New YORK sleenes
Washington to fhiladeiphis-
ARRIvk bYRD-SrREEr STATION.
sao A. M, Daily. stops a. yv,1a
brooke, Fredericksburg, Mi,
ford, boswell, Ashland. an
EIos, stops at other Station
sPu'nsaays. sleeper New York TO
500 Pm. Daily, except Sunday. s,,p.,,
ng1dericksourg, Milford, Dos
wel, Ashlsnd, Glen Allen and
Hiss. IN ct Ps-lor oar
0''O M DAILY: stops only stFred'ksburs
DSSwelI, Ashland and Eliza
fuilmsn cars from Kew Yorh
s.Io,p ~ nnu washington
M BBn61S; steps :, Underwater.
init 9utnea, Woodslane. Nj
ORD Peneia, Ruther Glen, Dos
GGeu, TSylorsville, Ashland,
SAen Allen. and Elha,
AoooMMoDArIoN TRAINS
(Daily except Sunday
sIsA- N. Lesves EIba for ou.nt,oo
A~F. Ms Leaves Byrd So for FreSertok
s.n,x burg
GO L NJ Leaves 1T,ss, E sss. FOR ora, asa,:aa
SIS A. NJ, Arrives byrd straet stst,na. ,.
fredericksburg
Wv" "-' arrives Etos from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via g. A. L. Junction and Fx
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
60. & o.
''s'. NJ DAILY, for Washington and
points north. Stops as Freder
icksourg and Quantico pull.
nan sisspers to New York.
''so e M DAILY. for Washington and
points North Stops A
fredericksburg and Quanttco
Pullman sioepers to New York
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
1'So r M Daily. Stops only Fredertcks.
ourg and boswell. Sleeuer
,o..o from New York.
1VS'' Z Daily. stops only Fredericksburg
sIeepers from New York. Din.
Ing car.
nW;P.T YLoR, Traffic Manager
Ell. ID. Myers. Presidents.
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WANTED 100 'nsr for R. r. work m
w. Vas $Ls0 ~ Jr2. Call at Plsn,-
era Warehou,<. t m.
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dore Roosevelt.

- - " ANA''NAa -rA~ANihASy anu LhSO-
dore Roosevelt.
From TILtSANs SPEECH. FROM KANSAS CITY Plat
We took the govern PORN.
ment away. We stuffed We declare again that
the ballot boxes. We all governments insti-
shot them. We are not tuted among men derive
ashamed OF 1t. With their powers from the
that eystem-torce, It's consent OF the govern
sue ballots. etc.-we got ed; that any govern
tired ourselves. SO ment not based upon
cared constitutional the consent of the gov
convention, and we erned is tyranny and
eliminated, as have that 70 impose upon any
said, all OF the colored people government Of
people whom we could force is TO substitute
under the fourteenth the methods Of imye-
and fifteenth amend rialism for those Of
nnents republic.
In our determination to uphold the
party of Abraham Lincoln and to sup
port the Republican platform we are
inspired by no craven fear for the fu-
ture OF the negro, who as long as the
republic lasts will find a place in Il.
but we are solicitous for the good
name Of the nation and the peace and
prosperity OF the whole people. which
would be put In jeopardy by the sur
render of Republican institutions to
the forces OF ,anarchy. reputation and
notification as represented by Colonel
" Aafae'hA w
the reincarnation of the spirit which
preceded secession, with all OF It's bane-
full consequences. Had the results of
the civil war been accepted in good
faith by the south and had not the
people Of that section been encouraged
by the Democratic party OF the north
to expect assistance I'm the reversal OF
the settlement, there would now be no
negro question. Ii is futile, however,
to evade the fact that nothing less is
demanded by the Democratic south
than the reduction OF the negro in that
locality TO state OF peonage, without
voice in Its government, protection In
its courts or security for life or prop
erty. 1t Is equally certain that federal
legislation. having as its object the ut
ter degradation Of the race. is the price
which the Democratic party Of the
north Is pledged to guarantee to the
south in exchange for power.
This insolert conspiracy is unreliev-
ed by single redeemiug feature: this
towards blow Is aimed nj the peopla
snou whom the south Is dependent for
the development OF it's soil and the
conduct OF its Industrial system. Nor
Is 1T pretended by the party OF Bryan,
Ben Tiilman and Bourke Cochran that
the negro is to be SUPERSEDED by a
more efficient laborer. Their plan Is
thst he should toll I'm freedom as he
did in bondage. with little pay and
without master to defend him from
the abuse OF the irresponsible and
worthless whose lot under the old dis
pensatiop was worse than that of tho
slave. 1t is to deliver the southern
black man from this living death as
well as to protect the northern negro
from the debasing influences OF the
Democratic machine that we desire
Republican success. We have no dis
position tn detach the colored citizen
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Number of Persons Lyncked from January sth
1897, to January 5th, 1898,
1Sos Names Charge plrc
- r. % 1eSsr, eoored FcstnGsser, charge al
Jan Z, Lincoln McGesey, colored = :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

TT. - from South at Ohssan,a
~. station 6-,5
a -, also, 2PM lily
S@A~~s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

: Randall Hamilton
John Hamilton
Aug's Adolphas Brown,
Edgar Barr,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-03

WVhShiSSS "HOSS tOL uDuer the DIG dis
pensatiop was worse than that of tho
slave. 1t is to deliver the southern
black man from this living death as
well as to protect the northern negro
from the debasing influences of the
Democratic machine that we desire
Republican success. We have no dis
position tn detach the colored citizen
from the whole Republican platform
ard 60 creete new issues for his bene-
ut but the negro's paramount issue is
now, and must forever remain until
settled his full citizenship as gparan-
teed By the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the federal constitu-
ton
If thaae amendments that were writ
ten into the constitution with the best
blood IF the people are to be set at
raught throughout an important and
wide arta of the country, Inhabited by
millions of negroes, then 1t were of
little consequence to the race whether
the finances OF the country were on a
stable foundation or otherwise, wheth-
er Republican protection had filed the
Golfers OF the nation or Democratic
AISS udoc udu uclJlclc'l luelu, whether
the country had extended it's borders
or had abdiested its international
functions. In either condition and I'M
der all the circumstances the negro
would be n serf and not free man,
pariah and not a political equal of
other men, q newer OF wood and draw
er OF water for such of the outcasts Of
Europe as possessed viriiity and
means enough to reach these shores.
You mry rest assured that the Re
publican party, which placed the rife
in the black mans hand and the uni
form of the United States upon his per-
son, will see to 1t that he retains the
ballot as the seal of his power and evil
dence Of his full and complete citizen
ship.
We turn with contempt and loathing
alike from those who would inveigle
Us with peBquisites of office to enter
the ranks Of our Democratic enemies
and the poltrooHs who wouldssolve our
difficulties by deportation and expa.
triation. Guided by the principles of a
great Republican party and protected
by the constitution OF our common
country. we will continue to seek peace
and prosperity under the ample folds
Of the stare and strinas-
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A BenedictiOn.

God bless you when the light Of dawn
smiles In your waking eyes,
And may he flood your spirit with
soft light from paradise.
God guard your |footsteds tenderly,
Safe from the cruel tb ,rp,
And sooths y ou brow wi tile grace
Lest it grow pale an u,
All through the day, y he bless
Your work, your mind, your heart,
And keep you close, close, to himself,
OF his own self a part!
God bless you when the evening tints
With rosy gold the west
And give unto you weary soul
rhe balm Of perfect rest.
Then may he, shield you through the
gloom
Safe from the shade Of i'll,
just as he shields each living thing
On land and ocean still,
And when his angels last, low call
Sounds from the realm above,
oh, may he give you pinions white
10 soar unto his love!
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be ascertained:

be ascertained:
jerome Hotel building, valua-
tion $4,000. insurance $4,000;
jerome furniture Val. $4,000,
Ins. $4,000; Kings Racket Store,
Val. $1,000, $500; VanMetre
stock, Val. $50, 900, ms. unknown;
VanMeter stores, Val. $1,000,
Ins. $1,000; VanMetre Platr
store, Val. $1,000 Ins. unknown;
CarrolPs shop, Val. $3.50, Ins,
$500; j. A. Platt stock, Val. $6,-
600, ms. $4,000; Platt & McCra-
ney furniture, Val. 81, 500, Ins.
unknown; Vandy Myers, Val,
81, 500, Ins. ncne; B. F. 2. Leap
hart, Val. $4,000, ms. none;
Cooper & Taylor hall, Val. $3,,
500, Ins. SO 1000; Moore's Restaur-
ant, Val. 81 500, Ins. 81 900; w,
II. Griffin beer privilege, $1,000,
1ns. mono; State dispensary beer
Val. $3.50, ms. $500; Geo. +,
Friday stock, Val. $3.50, ms. un
known; f. & M. bank, Val. $500,
Ins. none; Bell Telephone, Val,
$500, ms none; Mays stables,
Val. 81, 900, Ins. covered; Chas,
Marcy beer privilege, Val. $500,
1ns. unknown.
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Tettcr, SaIt-Rheum and Eczemn

The intense itching and smarting
incident 10 these diseases. is instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very
bad cases have been permanently
cured by it. 1t is equally efficient for
itching piles and n favorite remedy
for sore nipples. chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites and chronic sore
eyes % cents per box. For sale by
Hickory Grove Drug Company. Tyr.
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COlumbia'S Big Fire.
uOtei Jerome to BE Rebuilt and
Bank to Put Up Its New Build
ing at Once.

Although Columbia's greatest
fire since the war occurred over
Il hours ago, it seems we'll nigh
Impossible to ascertain the exact
losses and the insurance on the
buildings and stocks IN the burn
ed district. Yesterday repeated
efforts were made but without
success. Everything still ap.
peared to be in state of chaos,
and it was a difficult task to find
interested parties. Enough was
ascertained, however, to show
that the fire was what the insur
auce men commonly call a $3.50,
900.
So far as the Hotel Jerome
property is concerned, Mrs. Fa-
gan, who owned the bulk of it,
while of course still very much
unnerved, has made up her mind
10 remain in Columbia and to
build another hotel at the earliest
possible moment. She has wired
tor her brother to come here,
but he has not yet arrived, as he
il in New Xork. She stated yes
lrrday that while her loss would
be very heavy one, running
into the thousands, the insurance
amounting to but little over ST..
coo, she would build again and
would put up much finer hotel
than the one burned. Some of
h"r frinds think that she can be
urged to erect a fine six or seven
story building equipped with ele
vators. The stand is one of the
best in the city for that purpose
1t is not far from the State capI-
'ol, and is the first that is reach
cd by a person coming from the
Union depot. Besides the house
has an established reputation.
While the Fagans are the
heaviest losers, perhaps, by the
lire, MIR. j. M. VanMetre has been
hit hard" 1t is impossible as
yet to tell what Mr.. VanMetre's
losses are. He had been unwell
several days preceding the fire;
on that occasion he first got over
hoated, then he got cold bath
from the hose, and yesterday he
WAS quite sick, no one being per
mitted to see him at his residence.
All his papers were locked up in
his safe, which is now at the bot
Iom Of the smouldering ruins,
with its top "bulging." His build
ings were probably worth $14,-
coo, and his stock is variously
estimated al between $4,000 and
$45, 900; 1T is certain that he car.
lied one of the heaviest stocks in
The city. AS nearly as can be
a'certained he was insured for
only about one-fourth.
The burned district measures
40 feet on the Lady street side,
i nd on Main and Assembly streets
lC7 feet, being little more than
, third Of block. Of this last
measurement the Hotel Jerome
occupied So feet. 1t is note
worthy fact that the Hotel
Jyrome property was paying
t.xes to the city at a valuation Of
about 100000. The rest of the
T~operty in the burned district
does not show up on the tax books
az the valuation generally placed
upon it.
During Wednesday night the
Platt stock which was moved
into the street in jiffy by many
I.rgroes and others, the negroes,
! v the way, working like Tro-
jams, was placed in wagons and
lauled to the Bremen building
on Washington street. Ofcourse
= ere was a great deal of stealage
and breakage, but much Of the
stock was saved in a marketable
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-22

Trains % AAS ~ tmixsd SxoSpt SuAdA11
nREiva and doPaRs from HAmbAFR.
tDaily eESspt Sunday.
BIOePtaE Car Service.
o., ,E4senSSt AeAly PSss"nG"r "srViOs SStwSsa
ToS. d kea s4-NSw York aAd FloS4dA M
pEssa. DrASSRCTSan ASSpAAg ssfb bStwSSh
AHgusta ah& atw YsSk.
PAlmen AIewtaEsSs9 dsSNtAS, sars -
Pullman L4sPtpE oar| 6StwSSa Charlotte GaA
MshHOpA Dtntnk eArs 6atwSSa ChAIlotte
s4N Savannah.
fss. q Aad 1S-p, .. HAst Nan, TASossA
woon JseEserSkS = IN "a " ES" XsTR IA YsE
ssA siSspisE stess AsSwoSA kaSrets and ohar'
lpttS DIslRE esfrS sSry1 o. meals sAroptA
PullmAa SioSph8 QEES SstRsea JSoksopViiio
and Uoleu4btk, e8PgAbH dail5 bSfysSn J0oksonr
vile and GincinAA&, ~ AahoVilIS,
FRANK 8. QkNNo@, I'M OQLR,
1Aird V-P. n 4Sn, NgP.. TrRfho Mgr,
WAabin gt0p, ID. O Washington, d. q
W, A. TURK. e,H HARpwICK,
@en Pass. Agrta AGf Cen. PISS Aga,
s%ashinKtoh, d q Atlanta, 0A
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-12-22

Dr.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Clears
tho Complexion, gives BouyGnCy TO the Mind.
cures Headache, Regulates Stomach, Bowels
and Liver.