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The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

ripe tomatoes delivered at our
factory.
We will not evaporate any
fruits this season but contem-
plate putting in An evaporating
plant another season.
We also have contracts for
cabbage, caulifiower, picking
onions. cucumbers, pumpkins.
peppers. and for al of which We
shall pay the market price paid
by canning factories in Denver
and this section of the country.
We wish to purchase about
1000 lbs. of sound .nd ripe cher
ries. about 1000 lbs. Of sound
and ripe currsnts. aboats .. 600 lbs.
OF red raspberries, about 1000
lbs. of blsckberries and 1000
lbs. of gooseberries. for all OF
which We will pay the highest
market price usually paid by
canning factories.
During the packing season We
shall employ some help-prin-
cipally women. girls and boys;
we shall pay some by the hour
ard some by piece work. All
those wishing TO make spplics-
ton for work will please leave
their names at once with Mr.. r.
A. johnson ut the factory. where
they will be placed on file !or
future reference.
We have chosen and adopted
the fourth letter Of the Greek
alphabet "Delta" for our trade
mark. and We shall use il on all
of our goods as . guarantee of
purity, quality and q uantity.
1t is with much pleasure that
we announce TO our patrons and
friends that Mr.. A. d. Simpson
and Mr.. Il. A. johnson have
purchased IN interest in The bus
kSssaAaaAAexha NalA PackiAk
Co. and The Delta Creamery Co.
Mr.. A. II. Bursoa retiring. Mr..
Simpson will have charge Of the
Creamery and MIR. johnson Of
the Csnaing Factory. Both have
had years Of experience in their
respective lines Of business and
we can assure all . square deal
1T oil times ut their hands. We
extend . cordial invitation 10 all
our patrons aud friends to call
1t the Creamery and Canning
Factory aud get acquainted.
You will find both Mr.. Simn-
son and MIR. johnson 1t oil times
cou rteous and obliging and
pleased to show you through our
Creamery aud Canning Factory.
The ladies' are especially invited.
In conclusion We wish 10 ask
oil to work and cooperate with
us to make our Creamery aud
our Canning Factory . success.
Every citizen and especially
every farmer and every house
keeper can aid us-fsrmers oy
selling milk TO the Creamery. by
raising and selling vegetables
and fruits to the Canning Fac
tory. and every housekeeper by
buying our butter and our cheese
our canned goods, pickles, etc.
II every housekeeper in Delta
and Delta county demand and
insist o. having our goods. when
obtainable. every grocer iu Delta
county would have them to sell.
and this would moro than any
thing else aid NJ in building up
. home industry in the Cresmery
and Canning Factory that will
not only bepeat ~. but every
man. wuman end child IN Delta
county and .os fog ue present
only, but for I'll future time.
Will you do Jour rsrt! We
are doing 0s.rs asa have worked
long and fsilhfsi,y 10 get these
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10 OUR PATRONS
4 clse1sar Lsesss ~ ~ caasa.g ~
cssa0osy ce00an1so.

- O SDSe8S "a - S -
csse0ssy cso0aa1ss.
DeLrA. Colo. JUNE 10, 1900.
We. The Delt Packing Co.
. Va fhe Delta Creamery Co,
wish - make our bow and intro
duos Ourselves TO the people OF
Della County. and say . few
words To all in relation to our
busiaoss.
o. April llth. last. F. f.
Dodge e. J. Mathews and Am.
Bursee organised . company and
incognerated under the laws OF
the GoAie Of Colo, s1o. in and uu-
der ~ name OF The Delta Pack
ing @. for the principal pur-
pose acquiring. owning. and
oper1ng . Canning Factory,
Evap1sator and . Creamery.
We purchased the Canning
Facteey plant building. mschin-
cry - equipment. and all ma
,eriaf and supplies owned and
fen1fly operated by J. F. San
derA
W4slso purchased the Cream.
cry ont, building. machinery
asd Z equipment formerly own
ed - opsr.aed by the Della Co.
CrsGtry Co.
We 6urchassd land on track
49, ekD. l. Il. G. Ky. near the
dspoe I'D have moved these two
p:assn this property and will
opssi them under one owner
shiA y sach ~ . separate and
dioeol business the one to be
knoQ y The Delta Packing Co.
iaopl Faaed. the other rs The
Dsoo reaDsry Co.. owned and
O. Z by TIE Delta Packing
- assae eee hsiass ~
ea9inoSnDa hsswesa these t@o
plants anAWill utilize one power
for bssb plants,
We have built . fine basement
81 X 40 nnd have constructed oy-
er 200 lest Of platform ls feet
vide asoana our buildings, and
have aA6ea many other improve
ments - our plants.
The Oslta Creamery Co. CON.
menced aetive operation on April
eth. IasA under the able and
efficient management Of Mr.. A.
D. Simpsoa. The result so far
has besa very gratifying to US.
and ws Wish 10 thank a. for the
interest," taken.
Transformation regarding The
Delta Creamery Co.'S. methods
of doing business We refer you
to two circular letters TO our
Milk Patrons" published in this
paper last week.
We hare established three
milk rousss aud as soon Is posi-
BILE will pat on more: we also in
tend % pat 10 . separator or
sSimming station n Eckert,
Colora4a some time thia fall. or
~ 5000 - We IAN find the time.
We are maaufacturing both
butter aad cheese, and every
pound cASries our guarantee of
being purs aud . first class arti.
Gle in Ill rsspects.
We hsvs the Canning Factory
nos co0plssse and oil our ms.
chin ~ ssd equipment installed
and IN piece and We are nov
ready 1ar acsivc business.
We Will CO tomatoes, pump
kio. sQwasA asd fruIt Of Ill kinds;
0snsSssssso sod pet up pre-
s,rrss. tsiliss. jams. fruit but
t,rs - preserved fruits in both
lin cas. asd fascy Gisss jars.
MssueaesafO asa pat up pick
les of alo kieas 10 10th wood ssd
3 50 slso . fell lice Of casssps.
ssscee sDltshss. hoessrsaish asd
krsat
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.ls.St.Ss e. s::' Gs.. -
- o. 611so 80 c.s- 1iu = sIi sSss .
s.se0 Gn ~ - c.ssA - Gsnl -
0uO6D6 ~ 0oslp 0aily.- d ers- ssOs1~sn1s
u - - ONeA c.f4A er~~Y st.rA iUa
fpo1N - sNN.
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Nlays1 Oft.

Dun BseApsAA6aDto vaetnas parts
a The Oly. 0ahiae = ~ ot q ths
ssnooeA. Lmo q eVVsssss. vGssgh1os0.
RoVess - 8avs go elD0u,1etSo Ssiasoso
q iSpars hsuA. - 0aA1sv - it
hecaae - u Osee - o0u8 - 49,
IN s6sss0 esra helm. A10O0 -
h,sud dissssaA ID . essssissy . 49,
dsseul ssosAy. - - ~ esv~y hpstO
% . sDsiesvs Goasoassa. 0.k- ossisesA.
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~ 10y j. - 61ns~a An 4s3
Sssoiy C~ e I've - ssosa sssAha H.
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An yss esia0 Ea,

Aeo too ooeo0 -.
The Santa Fs Route o6ers many cheap
excursion rates East:
Chicago and return, e3l-jo
st. Louis snd return, ea65O
Missouri River points and return,
$500 enc
Also intsrmsdiate points at one fare
plus u for tgo dollars for round trip,
June llth. l3eh. 10Th. July 18th. 10Th,
and Aug. 9Th. limit Oct. 31st.
Philadelphia and return. June l3'h to
18th. otS10
Chicago and return June oath aad
18th. oD5O
Cincinnati, O. and return. July 9th to
llth. $3.50
Kaoses City and return. July 81. aud
I'd. o17.OO
We also have oshssU.
II contemplating . trip do not fail 70
ask for tickets over the '-Sasta Fs
Route" Full particulars furnished by
addressing. J. p. Hall. Gen. Agt.
Santa Fs Route Denver. Colo.
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Aagoes HDov~.

1T . surprising fsct,- says Pruf.
Houtos. that In ~ travels IL all pastD
a TIE VOID, Tor the lat ~ ysasA I
havs ~ oasS psoess hasiAg -
01akAn0nG61u1V ahnAAR -11nnn
nosdy. esr dyspsp. dss.aOsa hs8
ssA s1soashs - - so6Datiss. I
6Dd fne tossisss ssd ssIssoss. q ~
persons Allirg once positioea. vhsss
heedaches and general bod fssaie0s streo
irregular habits exist, that 0ssssi6
August Floser 10 grand rsosdy. ls
does not iniurc the system By freSnsae
use. and 70 excellent Tor sour sto6schs
aod indigestion. Sample bottiss fsss at
the Pioneer Drug Store. r LpcAs. pro-
prietos. Sold BY dealers in oil civilissd
countries
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;. HUNT & CO.,
Main Street, Delta, Colo.

have . customer who want. to
psrchAse 50 or 100 acres Of land
With good water right, suitable for
growing Alfalfa. =
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Assss's sagseso SeosAy Wane seoD .
cough at any time, Ard cure the vosst
cold 10 twelve hoUrs.oe money refunded.
sc and Soc. H. x. Braisted, drugyist
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eaesrsssa AaAss - D. . q. Q. q. q.
District Convention Of the Woodooa


District Coasentiou Of the Wood0sa
Of The World AM Women 4 woodcraft.
=. Curay. Juce s".h / rate ot one aud
oEe hi,A lars .or ..e round trip. Tickets
90 sale June 18th to 2cta. Fiual Init
to return June I'D.
Fourth of July E1cursicoa One 6srt-
class fare for the rousd trip. Selling
dstes July Sd and ith. Fiaal limit July
5th.
From Colorado Points TO Akros. Jsiss.
burg and Cheyenne Wells. CoSos 0arces
City. Leoti and kasoesdo. Ksnsss ssd
points east theros to Missouri River. 81
Louis. Chicago. st Paul. Duluth asd
the Superiors Wis. Tickets to bssnld 70
arrive at Colorado cu0Ros points June
Ilth. 18th and 2sl. July l2sh and 3Osh.
and August Alb. Ous isss class fare
for tho round trip. Eiesl li0it Oct 3lst
Colorado Prohibition Convention TO
be held in Denver. Juus Sth and 9Th.
A rate of one and one 1fsh tars 70 Dss-
yer and return. SsiliaG dates Juss 5th
to 9Th. Tiasl llnit 10 rssarn June i2sh.
Cclorsdo Phsraascai Asa. Mention.
June l:th to lSsh. Ooe add one Afth
fare for the rounj trip. as,iisg dstss
June 9TH to 18th. Fissl limit 10 rssura
June 18th.
PrsAib.tion Natiooai Cnnventioa at
Chicago. III. June 9ssh. One arst clsss
fare FOR the round trip Selling dstss
June cath and eth. Fieal Limit to
return July ~
Coavsptioa Il State Sssday School
Assn. ss Dsnvss. Jsly l0sh 10 12A-
One sod oes lfSh fass fos the round
tsip. e~,liog aasss July :sh to l2sh
trosl li0is = rssyss job 18th
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n ouaRA PAcEIuo Co.
rnsDanA CasAns.v Co.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05
If You want job of canvassing,
see Spaulding Co. local.

Ralph Dunbar is confined to his
home with pneumonia, his condition
the latter part of the week being so
alarming that telegram was sent
summoning home his father who was
with the National Park Commission at
Vicksburg. Mr.. Durham arrived
home Monday noon and happily found
Ralph better. The many friends of the
young man and of the family are hop
ing the improvement will continue and
that rapidly.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05

On The II inst my large barn was
struck by lightning and was completely
consumed by fire. 1 sustained loss of
% tons of hay, 5 head of cattle, 500
bushels of oats, farm implements and
harness. was insured in the Anchor
Fire Ins Co. of Des Moines, Iowa. I
have had my loss adjusted today in q
most satisfactory way and received
payment in full. take great pleasure
in commencing this company for its
promptness and the fairness exhibited
in settling my heavy loss.
MICHAEL HAHESY.
O. E. HUENE of Manchester,
Ag.. fnr the Anchor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05
Corn Husker.

Corn Rusker.
A Milwaukee six roller Corn Husker In good
condition for sale. Have quit farming and
therefore have no further use fOri 1t.
JOSEPH PAZENDACE,
2nlleS west of Forestville,
1872 pd P.O. Dundee, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05

IIiST.
Between the court house and the railroad
track on Wayne street, a black leather pocket
book bearing a small silver Monogram. 8 Find
or please leave at this office. 40
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05

Statesmen Wanted.
Local and Traveling1
Four mt ntLs and year contracts. Energetic
farmers preferred. References required.
SpAULDING Co.,
400 pd. Spaulding, Ill.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05

of carnations and as an incentive, 1t is
presumed, to further the good behavior
of this club, Mrs Norris served delicious
refreshments which were thoroughly ap-
preciated by all present. The afternoon
will be remembered by the Eucherites
as one of the most pleasant meetings in
their calendar.
Word reaches us just as we are go
Ing to press that the First Presbyterian
Church of Manchester has left the ranks
OF missionary churches and assumed
the dignity of independence. This
church received from the Board for the
year ending April 1, 1901, the sum of
$3.50. Sabbath, November %, was
Home Mission day, and in response to
the pastors plea to pay back the gift of
the Board and do something besides for
Home Missions an offering of $195 was
received. This is stimulating exam.
pie. We congratulate Rev. G. A. High
field, the pastor, and his earnest people.
Dubuque Presbyterian.
"A petition, asking that bridge be
built across the Maquokets connecting
an extension of East Main street with
West Main street, is being circulated
among the citizens of Delaware County
and is gaining many signers. Another
bridge across the rive. at some point in
the city is q real necessity as has been
evidenced many times during the past
summer, especially on Saturday when
the county's metropolis is filed with our
country folk and the old bridge on
Franklin street is blocked by the traffic.
The petition when signed will be pre-
scented to the Board of Supervisors of
Delaware county and to them will be
relegated the responsibility of giving to
the country patrons of the county CAPT.
tai new means Of ingress into Man.
hester.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
Bryan's Running Mate.

Philadelphia, Jnue 21.-The
North American will publish to
morrow morning the result of a
canvass of the editors of promi.
nent newspapers throughout the
United States as to the logical
running mate of Bryan, in view
OF the selection of Theodore
Roosevelt by the Republican Ma
tional convention as the vice
presidential candidate.
There is a wide divergence of
opinion, at least 25 Democrats of
more or less prominence being
named as posi- billties. strong
running mates for Col. Bryan.
The list of favorites includes such
Democrats as former Senator
David B. Hill, of New York
Richard Croker, Joseph Pulitzer,
editor and proprietor of the New
York World; William r. Hearst,
of the New York Journal; Sena.
tor Tillmau, Shiveley, of Indiana ;
Bookwater, of Ohio; Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee Robert E. Pattison, of
Pennsylvania; Admiral Dewey
and Gen. Joseph Wheeler.
One California editor suggests
Emilio Aguinaldo. The tabula-
ted vote shows a decided prefer
ence for Hill, of New York, but
no man has a clear majority.
Another favorite is Hearst. He
is almost as strong as Hill. Gen.
Wheeler is another whose name
the editors believe would be q
strong one to conjure with.
Admiral Dewey finds little ia.
vor. PattIson, of Pennsylvania
is regarded by many as a strong
candidate and Fitzhugh Lee j,
held by not few to be the one
man who can match the popu.
larity of Roosevelt.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
THROWN ON THE MARKET
TO-DAY.

The Bankrupt Stock of Porter
Bros. offered to the Public at
What 1t HiU Bring.
The Heath Banking &c Mercan-
tile company, who bought the
bankrupt stock of dry goods sold
at auction here the other day,
are offering these goods for what
they will bring. They will be
thrown on the market this morn
ing and sold for cash at almost
any price. 1t will be to your in
terest to examine these goods and
get what you may need while you
can get them 80 cheap.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
State Summer School.

Miss Eva Robinson, who has
been elected teacher of the fac
tory school, and Miss May
Brock, one of the teachers of
the graded school, will attend
the summer school at Winthrop
next month.
For the information of the
public we publish the following {:
The boarding department. of
Winthrop college will be opened
under the charge of the regular
force of that institution. All
who wish to board in the dor
mitory must make application
to President D. B. Johnson,
Rock Hill, S. G. Furnished
rooms in the dormitory will be
assigned free of cost to those
who board in the college. Ev-
erything will be supplied.
The dormitories and dining
room will not be opened for
summer school students until
July 18th at supper and will
close positively on August 18th
after dinner has been sorved.
Board will be at the following
rates, payable, without excep-
ton, at the time of enrolment :
Four weeks, two in a room, ,
single beds, $12. For periods
less than four weeks the rates
will be 81 per day, $5 per week.
For each meal served in dormi-
tory, 25 cents extra. Late sup
per will be served only on the
evenings of July 18th, 10Th and
10Th for the accommodation of
persons arriving on the north
bound trains of the Southern
railway.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23

Mrs. j. WyHe Porter and Miss
Rebecca Morgan returned Friday
from a visit to relatives at
Cheraw.
Capt. j. O. Foster is home
after a visit te old friends in
Tennessee on his return from the
reunion at Louisville.
Our Masonic friends will be
in town today in large mum bers.
The picnic table is in the grove
at the graded school building.
Mrs. w. F. Cloyd and her
daughter, Miss Callie, have re-
turLed from a visit to relatives at
Boykins.
Senator w. o. Hough returned
Friday from a two weeks tour in
Chester, York and Cherokee in
the interest of his candidacy for
solicitor.
While working in the saw
mill of Watts d Kelly near West
vile, Mr.. Will Clifton got his leg
broken above the knee Monday
last.
Contractor Langley will 90
to Camden soon to begin work
on the 20 new cottages he has
contracted to build for the new
cotton mill there.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thos. Wick, of Lancaster,
died Friday morning at d O'Clock
of bilious Group. The child was
seven months old. Its remains
were buried in the new cemetery
at four o'clock that afternoon.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
Miss Fredorick's Letters Show How She
Relied on Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured,

Miss Fredorick's Letters Show How She
Relied on Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured,
DEAR MRS. PIsKHAM IL have a
yellow, muddy complexion, feel tired
and have bearing down pains. Menses
have not appeared for three months :;
sometimes am troubled with q white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad-
der trouble
have been this way for a long time,
and feel so miserable thought would
write to you and see if you could do me
any good Miss EDNA FREDERICK,
Troy, Ohio, Aug. 6, 1899.
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Il have used
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound according to directions, and can
say have not felt SO we'll for years as
L do at present. Before taking your
medicine more miserable person you
never saw. / could not eat or sleep,
and'did not care to talk with any one.
Now feel so well cannot be grateful
enough to you for what you have done
for me. Miss EDNA FREDERICK, Troy,
Ohio, Sept. 10, 1899.
Backache Cured
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Il write to
thank you for the good Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound has done me.
1t is the only medicine 1 have found
that helped me. 1 doctored with one
of the best physicians in the city of
New York, but received no benefit. I
had been ailing for about sixteen years,
was so weak and nervous that l could
hardly walk; had continued pain in my
back and was troubled with leucorrhoea.
Menses were irregular and painful
Words cannot express the benefit have
derived from the use of your medicine.
L heartily recommend it TO all suffering
women. MRS. MARY BARsHINGER,
Windsor, Pa.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
Roberts Found Guilty.

Salt Lake, Utah, June 21.--The
jury in the case of b. II. Roberts,
On trial for unlawful cohabitation,
returned a verdict of guilty. Rob.
erts in an agreed statement OF
facts, put before the jury, admit
ted that he entered into a poly
gamous marriage with Maggie B.
Shipp, and lived with her and his
legal wife, Sarah Louisa. 1t is
claimed that Roberts relies upon
the Supreme Court to reverse the
verdict on technical grounds.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
Carpet -Baggers in Cuba.

Havana, June 21.-It is proba
bic that Estes q. Rathbone, the
suspended director Of posts, will
be arrested within the next few
days. The postal inspectors as
sert that they have evidence i'm
plicating him beyond any ques
tion.
Mr.. Rathbone's replies in the
course of the examination yester-
day before Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow, and
the inspectors, were regarded as
very unsatiSl ctory, more than
establishing the suspicious that
have been forced upon the inVes
tigatOrs during the last few weeks
until proof has accumulated to
such an extent as to compel them
to look upon Mr.. Rathbone as
guilty.
1t is also understood that the
authorities Will ask for the ex-
tradition of the head of printing
firm at Muncie, which set bills on
bill heads of a purely fictitious
firm.
The defendants will be Nicely,
Rathbone, Reeves, Rich and the
Muncie printer. Rich will be &C
cepted as States evidence.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
Columbia Special.
Special TO The Daily News.

Special to The Daily News.
Columbia, June 21.-J. L. Ear
gle, well-known clerk and bust
ness man of this city, made a
desperate attempt to commit sui
eide today. 1t is only a question
of few hours until his last
breath will DE drawn. Mr. Eargie
has been conducting a grocery
store in the Collicutte building
on Gervias street He used q
pistol and a razor.
Napoleon Lavalle, the celebra.
ted Charleston prisoner who kill
ed his wife in 1889, died at the
penitentiary today as a result of
an operation for hernia.
Gov. McSweeney today com.
muted the sentence of two young
white men to six months on the
chaingang for larceny. They we're
convicted at the same time as q
Negro for the same class of of
tense. The Negro was sentenced
to six months and the white men
to a year. One of the white men
is useless to the chaingang and is
in bad health. They both served
in the Spanish American war,
and one is from Maine.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
York Begun.

The Lancaster Mercantile Co.
have begun the collection of
matrial for changing their stables.
They will remove the shed on the
east side of the building and re-
place it with two story fire
proof brick building, with hand
some glass front in which they
will store and display their stocks
of harness, buggies and wagons.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
It's BlackmOns VS.. ROweIl.

A Singular incident in politi-
cal circles is the fact that in
Lancaster county three men of
OF the some name are running
for the same office. R. Baxter
Blackmon, J. E. Blackmon,
and Ernest Blackmon are all
three out for county superin
tendent of education.-Chester
Lantern.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23
Notice Of Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 26th day
" Of June, 1900, the undersigned will make a
final return to the Probate Judge OF Lancaster
County and apply To said court for a final dis
charge as administrator OF the estate OF
W. J. Blaekmon, deceased.
" IL BLACKMO ON,
SUSAN BLACKMON
Ma Goth 1900 Ad minis traitors
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23

You will find that the mere re-
solve not to be useless, and the
honest desire to help other peo,
pie, will, in the quickest and del
icatest way improve yourself.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23

A good conscience is to the
soul what health is to the BODY.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-06-23

DR. NJ A, Simmons Liver Medicine Clears
the Complexion. gives BOuyancy To the Mind
cures Headache, Regulates Stomach, Bowels
and Liver.