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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

sided over by Misses Efhe Graham and
Irnie Macfarlane. Assisting In enter
tanning were also Mrs. Frank Van
Ness and Miss Lauretta Gartrell Miss
Foster, the charming hostess wore q
dainty pink organdy. Mrs Spurlock
looked beautiful In black silk and
broadcloth. Miss Anna Brown was, II
possible, lovelier than usual inawhite
cloth and silk. Quite a few were
there. 1t was most informal, there
fore perfectly delightful.
The semi : annual reception Of the
faculty and the cadets OF the Missouri
Military Academy TO the faculty and
students OF Hardin College was held
Friday evening from s to IL in the
parlors and halls Of the Administra-
ton Building Of the Academy. The
decorations consisted OF bunting in
the national colors and colors OF the
academy, which were wrapped ABOUT
the stair ratings and draped upon the
walls; and palms and potted flow
ers. The reception COMMITTEES was
composed OF Col. and Mrs. w. D. Fon-
willie, Col. and Mrs. Allen, Maj. and
Mrs. Wilkerson, and Mai. Shaw, men,
bers Of the faculty; and Cadets James,
Rohrer, LAWN, DoSs, Bowen and
Sten. Table tennis and other games
were played. Refreshments were
served during the evening and Miss
Theodosia Fonville presided at the
punch bowl. The guests were each
given a souvenir made OF a cracker,
to which was tied a small bow Of the
NJ. NJ. A. colors.
Mesdames Dowell and Glendy gave
a most delightful reception Wednes'
day afternoon at the Glendy residence
on East Promenade. The house was
exauisitely decorated, vines and chrys
anthemums predominating. Mrs. J,
lie. wilkins greeted the guests at the
door. Mesdames D. P. Moore, Franz
Sanford, j. G. Lakenan, R. E. Hisey.
r. NJ. White and Miss Belle Morri;
assisted in the other rooms MiSSei
Sallie Crawford, of Kentucky; Edit
Parker, Of Kansas; Julia Arnold, Rutl
Lakenan, May and Nell Lewis seryeC
the guests in the dining room. ThiI
room was darkened and candles useS
with pretty shades; the soft light will
cut glass and silver made the room
dream. A substantial lunch was beau
tifully served. There were nearl,
three hundred women out in beauti
full gowns and becoming hats. Mrs
James Dowell, a Titan blonde, wa
most becomingly gowned in ligh
blue organdy, much tucked and ruf
: fed, with black velvet knotted sash
, es. Mrs. Glendy wore a lovely EN-
broidered Brussels net.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

On Monday r. II. Edmonds lost a
fine bird dog and a lady Of this city
a costly boa. Both were found inside
Of two days through small advertise.
ments IN the daily LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
LIBERAL OFPER.

The undersigned will give a free
sample Of ChamberlaiDis Stomach and
Liver Tablets 10 any one wanting q
reliable remedy for disorders Of the
stomach, biliousness Dr. constipation.
This is a new remedy and a good one.
All druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
RECEPTIONS

Thursday morning Miss Mona FCs-
ter gave a delightful reception in hon
or Of her guests, Mrs. spurlock, Of
Nebraska. and Miss Anna Brown, OF
Fulton. The pretty rooms in Judge
Guthrie's colonial home were respon-
dent with blooming plants. The large
back parlor bad the chocolate table
with bon-b0ns and waters and was pre-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
BUTLER GOT THapR ~.
The Blacksmith Pound Guilt, .
temped Bribery q u

The case Of Edward Pn,,.
given to the jury at Colnm nuIlet Va
Gay night at O'Clock. THU Thu
rived at a verdict at 9.,o :, u =, lOfy 4.
but did not report until F !, y o'caet
ing at $ O'Clock The inv '.4y non.
defendant guilty, and liked 10y lSond d
ment at three years IN ~ Us ppaAe1
tary' The sentance was a rue penlts
eight having voted arst , ou
filed. wal has bez
Inc case charging Mr.. Bp,,..
bribery in the lighting 4'ler viz
December. ''O' early /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
d, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.
nanRaRaRRnRann

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Died-In this county, Miss Eliza E.
Clark, aged 81 years.
Miss Lou Wardell went to Marble
Head, Mass, to remain.
Mrs. Kate Glandon, Of this city, was
entertaining Miss Annie Hubble, of
Columbia.
Mrs. S. c. Perrin, Of Coyington, KY,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. S. l..
DobynS, OF this city.
Miss Laura Clark, who had received
an injury by falling, had recovered
sufficiently to return to her school at
C~entralia-
Rev. Pope Yeaman was conducting
a series Of meetings at the Baptist
Church in Mexico, assisted by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Maple,
Land Sales VIM. Shumate to Joel
Headington, lot -, block %, Ladd's
addition, extended, TO Mexico, 800.
W. 7. Williams to j.. NJ. McIntire,
40 acres Of land, 4 miles south Of Mex
leo, $500.
J.. Lindsay to S. A. Crockett, 12C
acres OF land southwest Of Mexico,
$3.50.
1T. Guthrie TO Jos. w. Settle, ll(
acres, 10 miles north OF Mexico, sl,l15.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS LEX
James Pledge clerked for VIM. II.
Coons.
The residence of Conductor Conklir
burned.
c. o. Morris was arranging to move
to Texas t o,Teside,
Billie Morris, OF this city, killed
about 500 ducks, near st. Charles.
Fannie, infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. D. Pulls, Of near Thompson
died.
Mrs. Roche, Of Martinsburg, wa.
kicked by a COW, receiving injuries
from which she died.
W. E. White, a young man wht
lived north Of Mexico, was held up b.
two men near the fair grounds, anC
made to give up 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

II "a discouraang. 70 say the least. TO
8 young man who has been tenderly
nursing a few struggling hairs on Bis
upper Up Ter thrra months 70 have his
girl say. "oh. Charley. why don't you
let your mustache grown
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

The Boston police are piling up evil
dence against the negro Perry, who is
accused Of Wayerly murders, for which
Alan G.. Mason was arrested on sus-
picion and afterwards released. Perry's
sweetheart has surrendered jewlery
given TO her by Perry and which be-
loDged to one Of the murdered women.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

X. b. Wilkerson, Of this city, vii.
read a paper 90 Pruning and PrUtec
ton" az the 45th annual meeting o.
the Missouri State horticultural So
ciety 20 be held st Springfield on Dec.
p. and 1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

A cyclone wind did considerable
damage In the vicinity Of Terrell, Tex.
Houses were blown away and fences
wrecked, but no fatalities we're repor-
ted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

MY Fingers seem 10 be all thumb,
today apologctically remarked th,
clumsy butcher.
"Ah'" said the customer significant
~, that accounts for them getting IN
the weigh philadelphia Record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Miss Ether Pitzer entertained a
large number Of friends November II
at her home. They had supper and
left at a late hour expressing them
selves as having had s hne time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Chester Norton kills James Moss by
single fist blow in the face al Teutopo-
lis, Ill., In a fight, because Norton re-
fused b buy liquor for Moss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

The latest device OF girlhood is a
fancy for stufing pillows with old love
letters There Is n thing about the
contents OF these pillows that can be
depended upon with a marked degree
OF certainty-they are sure To be soft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Cut this out and take II 10 any drug
store and get a free sample Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic. They cleanse
and inyigorate the stomach, improve
the appetite and regulate the bowels.
Regular size, pc, per box.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

ana CncGfulneS Soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that Il Is not uncommon
fer q child to be born
afflicted with weak hid
{ lfthe child urin-
49, So Effar a 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Mn. Mary Baker Eddy has issued
an appeal to "healers" 20 cas- treat
ing contagious OF Infectious diseases
until the public mind Is better ac-
q~uainted with Christian Science
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Lover-One kiss is worth a hundred
letters.
Damsel-oh, you're very sentiment
tai
Loyer-oh. no. The kiss, o know.
can't be introduced in a breach OF
promise suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

The October statement Of exports
shows a tendency toward recovery
from the depression caused by the
failure OF the the corn crop last year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Col Jerry Simpson is home from
southwest Missouri, where he has been
hunting. The party killed four deer
and had a fine time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

The Centralia Courier says: b. r.
Middleton, Of Mexico, was 10 town
Monday en- route home from Columbia
where he purchased 357 acres Of land
located near Mexico Of the Rollins
Bros. Nj. Middleton also found time
while in Columbia TO buy three or
our horuaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

The reason we don't fee our own
faults Is that our eyes are just big
enough for other pooplea-New YORK
News
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Miss Nellie Blaine, Of Hardin Col
lege, spent Sunday with her parents
in Wellsville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
WHEN BABY
| rs COMING
USE
Mothers Friend.

woman's greatest dream of beauty 2
glory Is when nature has chosen her 70
become q mother. Every faculty e keenly
alert Mnd her nature the knest as she fore.
sees the jog, the ambition. the success end
the lifelong satisfaction coming. coming
bearer, day BY day, IN B dear aad inaeeezi
being 50 0 TO see light. eud TIE very
uncertainty uhether she shall see q sweet
girl face or a brave boy face beside her ca
TIE pillow, ADDS rest to her expectsney.
Then. II ever, ashe should take care q her
phvsical. mental and neral health
MOTHERS FRIEND applied exterzAlHlF
Throughout pregnancy win relieve the pain
Of pzrfnfiloa, and no mother 2 ehll2 can
fail to be healthy. hearty, ssrong, cIe1rcol-
Piexionea, pure blooded, calm nerved asa
cheerful IN disposition, who are rEt12Asy
fnfusneea for uoaths by TIE eontiaHsa use
of Mothers Friend-
OF druggists BLOC
Our treatise "Moeherhood" mailed free
THE 6RADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

]. n. Basket has returned from a
BUSINESS trip to St. Souls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Sheriff Roth has issued his edict
against the proposed meeting Of the
citizens Of Plainyille, I'll, TO discuss
the assassination Of Fred Larimore.
He says he fears the meeting might
stir up trouble. The citizens deny be
has the right 10 interfere and are 60
ing ahead with preparations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
NIdney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon The mind. dis
eoHrzess sndiessens ambition: beauty. vigoF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Thos. E. Hook, who h,.
Mullaaphy Hospital, St. Iop 1ssp |, I
some time, underwent an 1 oo.s 2
"Wednesday 1t is reported thai fSt'i \. !
doing as well as could be eYD sSs. = !
der the circumstances p''Nu %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

ufin soalds he nush or Il, when the child
reaches m age Shen Il should be able 10
oonlfol the passage. n Is yet afflicted with
hed-sciiing. depend upol g. the cause Of
Ire difficulty Is kidney uoebie. and the first
these important organs his UNPLEASANT
tfoutle is due 10 q dlseesed condition Il the
hdheys and bladder and na 10 q habit as
most people suppose
Women rs well as meu are mzde mis-
erable with kidnes and bladder trouble,
and both need the Eane great remedy.
Ths mid and the immedisis effea cf
sNamp-Root 1soon realized. Il Is sod
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

ne as HtnFnlcttcE H1a e 49,
laE al aboui 4. including many q th1
thousand a testimonial eiers received
sfsn s~alfersrs cured Ia writing D.. Kflma
& c. BinghAmion. N r. Be sure and
nenilon MS papcr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

Ensign Richards d. White Of the
United States navy, a brother Of Miss
Rose White, Of Montgomery City, who
formerly taught In the public schools
here, was married in Cambridge, New
York, Wednesday evening 10 Miss
Charlotte Tingue, Of that city. The
bride and groom will arrive in Mont
gomery City soon to visit Nj. Whites
parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-20

D drgffai1, ~ my
cent and one dollal
sizes Iou may have {
ample bottle By mai
re- also ~uamrhlcfteil
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Try q pound of our AAAA
Coffee for 15e. IF you don't
like it we will refund your
money. Thomson Bros.
A Delighsful Danee.

On last Friday night occurred the grand
finaia OF the Carnival In the vsy Of most
dsIiSh,iul dance. Everyb body was In the
hIghesS spirits and the evening was full oi
unaiioyed pleasure for all.
The following couples were present: Miss
Lucis Parker With Mr.. J. f. Norment; Miss
Melle kamlner OF Camden. With Mr.: Lewis
PerYip: Miss Netlis l.. Brunsop with Mr..
Lsvrence c. Parker; Miss Marie Gary with
Mr.. Albert Henry; Miss Nora Jones With ny.
bradley Reese; M!ss sarah Lee With Mr. VIII
White: Miss Jennie Perrin with Mr.. Gordon
While: Miss Sarah Henry With Mr.. Willie
Kerr: Miss FIoride Calhoun With Mr.. Wm
Barnveil; Miss While Calhoun With With Mr
m. q. smith; Miss Mamie Bowie with Mr. J.
Allen Long; Miss Evelyn Clark With Mr.
Owen; Miss Poole Of Newberry, wsth Mr.
james Bowie; Mira. Frank Cobb oi Green
wood with M. U. 3. Cobb and DR.. +. K. Har
rtson.
The chaperones were. Dr. and Mrs. g. A
NeufIer, AesdsDes J. L. Perrin, ID. X. Mitch
ener, Granville Beaie, Joe Wilson and Mr.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mcmillan.
The German Was led In q most delightful
and Rrnceiui manner BY Mr.. VIM. Barnwel
with Miss Floride Calhoun.
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Mr.. j. A. Miiwee. forr.nan Of the McCor
mick Messenger once, came TO town on the
dsy Of the circus In Abbev!ile. He started f0I
Npbsville at SIX O'Clock IN the morning and
veached here aslely Some time before the con
cinsior OF the exhibition.
THE happieat man In Eiberton today .,
Ernest Wilson, an employee Of the atar. and
Al because he has bouncing baby boy at bi'
home. He 10 now SINGING. "Hc grows more
The advertisements In tho Preas and Ban.
ner are worth whole lot 10 The man or NO
man who reads them. Tney tell Of things ir
the buaiueas world that will escape the
attention of those who do not keep their eye'
ooen. and viii save many q dollar 10 the
man Who has various sorts OF merchandise
20 buy.
r.. Il. GRIER, ESQ.,. OF Green wood, was In
town yesterday on legal bun:pesa-
SEE ed OF the Merry 60 Round" and ther
10 and have . good time.
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DUE WEST.
People Preparing to Attend the Conn
~ Fair-DeliGhtiul Entertainment
Teachers ComiuE aud doing.

~ Fair-Delightiul iertainmeni
-Teachers ComiuE aud Going.
Due West, Oct. Is, 1902
Miss Stata Wideman went 10 Concord. y.
G., lew dHys ago to begin her private school.
Mr.. y. ]. Todd went 10 Anderson Monday
afternoon ON pleasure trip.
New students are still coming 10 the Col.
leee~ at this place.
New stoves, black boards globes and maps
are being provided for the Due West school.
The children attending the school will get
the benefit OF every dollar paid In ~ contln.
gent fees.
Miss Eupbemia Young has gone TO Attention.
Paul Ayres Prersiy and Henry Young have
gone 10 Atlanta 70 take Z course In the Col.
iege Of Pharmacy.
Rev. J. y. Kennedy and family OF lincoln
County, Tenn. were In Due West q few days
Miss Ellison, the new teacher OF art and
stringed Instruments, arrived from New York
Saturday night
lumber sawed on his Chickasaw plantation.
Mr.. Joseph Nance will attend the State
Fair.
from Due Weat and Vicinity.
Mr. John =. Mctiee win exhibit several Va
rieties Of baled hsy at the County Fair.
Mrs. K. =. Kennedy received the aad news
Of the death OF her brother. Mr.. Frank Patton
near Birmingham, Ala. few day ago.
Mr.. Walter Barr Of 6rcenville was In DIt
West one day last week. He came down it
inspect the furnace In the A. X. +. Church
and make the necessary repairs.
A series Of en- tertainmenis has been arraDg
ed for Due West, through tho Alkahrsi q
/ Atlanta. As originally planDed. the aiI mt
fractions were TO cost two hdndred and eighty
dollars Tho tickets have been sold and th'
money deposited In the Due West bank. Sin
/ gle tickets for the season were Sod nj one dol
lar and tfty cents. Family tickets were solo
M three dollars and finy cents. The Barrie
I9ilLJohnstone COmbipatiou appeared In tn
auditorium Monday evening OF last week an,
the large audience was delighted Throughout;
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
ThtaEs Thnt We All ShouId Know
Gathered From Our Exchanges.

q. Wait Whitman In Try ing TO restrain Gen
Willie Jones. chairman OF the Slate Dem
ocrAtic executive COMMITTEES, from putting
| The pams OF Capt: u. Z. Heywaed on the
state ticket ~ the Democratic candidate for
governor. Whitman says that he fied his
certificate with chairman Jones. but was un'
duly discriminated against. He says that be.
cause the rules Of the party were violated
that there Ia no legal Democratic candidate
On last Thursday afternoon at the Spar.
tanburg inction . yard conductor shot VIII
Lewis q Sard epp:oye. The wound Isl pis-
Iol shot and 10 dapg' rous one.
The secreiary OF state has issued to The
i.Oris Tobacco Waaehoune Company OF Loris,
Hurry county commission and the com
papy Is 10 have n capital stock OF $a00l
Thousand Of men hogan work last Wed.
| ue.dHy rel sir,rg The mines snu placing the
c0liirries IN e'nd,iiou Tor the general w.
SUMPTION Of coai nining. While ther. ate
thnusn uds OF men VINO yer. able To again
earn their living there were hundreds who
WsIe disss puiu ted when they applied Ia The
SUPER nteDdeuts oi the coilier,es where they
were fOfmerly.
On last Saturday night at Blshopviiie m
old man Who ID the night guard at the depot
| vns nssailed bH three young mrD and des
| yersIely braten and cut. One nnger was en-.
iirely cut OF. The affair was q family feuJ,
the uid man eeing stepfaiher'i 'in.law to The
young men.
Joe Rhame. young lawyer OF Btsbopville
| ran away With the Byesr old daughter al
fIevRnder ElmOre and they were married b.
Notary Public Frank McCu tohep.
The report that the TRAINS OF the Seaboard
is denied by Vice PreaidedG !. NJ. Barr. Ii.
| ssys that no trains have teen abnulled, nc
| failure % move freight, nor any loss of time
/ on freight or passenger irRl on this account
and that all arrangements have been made 10
prevent any shortage.
David Bennett Hin. formerly governor a1d
| senator Of New York. spoke last "Wednesday
| night IN Tammany hall for the nrst time In
| ten years.
! TIE United States government will open 6
| naval recruiting station In Spartanburg or
| November IL. for the purpose Of securing re
cruiis for the u. =. navy.
The secretary of state has received q lettel
from Henry Spang fSt. Louis. who 10 con
| nected with . large Wholesale dry good
| house. look log to the establishment OF hos
terry mill iE South Carolina.
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Quite q number OF ouf merchants showed
their enterprise and energy oy e!aooratsiy
the principal coioTs being used were red
white and blue
&, +. T. II. Miller had the interior aud ex'
tertor Of their up-to-dste grocery siore dec
Grated In red. Wnite and blue bunting and
dsss: while the goods on the iDside were nr.
ranged In Q very sriistic manner.
tensiveiy, displaying their goods TO perfec
r. N. Hsddon q Co.. speed Drug Co.. c. A
Milford, L. w. While. Kerr fuIn,!urs 20;
A Co p. Rosenberg, Parlor Restaurant and
DR.. KilIisgsvorth were also In the front rank
In the way Of decorations.
~ decorated In red, white md bIue bsntini
and daRy, while tho display Of goods In the
windows was neat and tasteful.
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Oh why should the spirit of mortal be proud?
Like a swift-heetng meteor "A asiyng cloud
y flash the lig itnng, break OF ihe wave
Man from life to his rest in the grave
THE leaves uf the oak and the willow shall iade
he scattered around AMI together be laid
And the young and the DID, and the low ami The high
shall moul,er to dust and together shall le
The infant a mother attended and loved,
he infants affection who proved,
he husband that mother and infant VINO blessed,
Each, ALL are away to their dwellings OF rest
maid whose cheek, whose brow, In whose eye
Shone beauty and pleasure triamphs are by:
And he memory OF those who loved her and praised
Are alike from the minds Of the living erased:
row of the priest the mitre hath worn
The eye of the sage and the heart OF OF the the brave,
Are hidden and lost in the depths OF the grave
The peasant whose lot was to SOW and to reap
The erdman who climbed with his goats up the steep,
The oeggar who wandered in search OF his bread,
Have faded away like the grass that We tread.
The who enjoyed the communion Of heaven
The sinner who dared to remain unforgiven:
" se the foolish, the guilty and just
Have quietly mingled their bones in the dust
SO the multitude goes like the flower anS the weed.
hal let others succeed
So he multitude comes, those we behOii,
TO repeat the tale that has often been told
We the that our fathers hava heen;
We see the same sights that fathers have
drink he same and view the
And the course that our fathers have rum
The thoughts thinking our fathers would think
shrinking FROM they too would shrink
To the life are cliasine to they too too, would cling
speeds from the earth like a bird on the wing
They loved, but their story 'hey cannot unfold
They scorned but the heart Of the naughty Is cold
grisy bat wall from their sumbers will come,
they 70, ed but the voice of their gladness dumb
They ditd-ay they died and we things that are now,
Who walk on the turf that lies over their brow,
Who make In their dwelling transient abode,
changes they met on their pilgrimage road.
Yea hope aud dependency, pleasure and pain,
Arelmngled together In sunshine aud rain;
And the smile aud the tear. and song and the dirge
Still follow each other, like surge upon surge
'Ts the wink Of an eye, tits the draft Of breath.
From the blossom of health to the paeness Of death,
From the gIlded saloon the bier and the shroud-
Oh, why should the spirit Of mortal be proud9
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Imagine that all fours ars alike. There Ia
q diierrnce; Q big difference. so much de
pends upon having pure, white ana nutrt
tioua fltur that the subject II worthy your
careful in vestigatiop aud consideration.
You rRill DO better satisfied iu selectipR q
"Ciiftou" nour. . fact that everyone who
knows anything about -four Will tell you
In purity, whiteness. and quality. "Cliston
four ex coils all other nours.
Don't imagine that necnuse "Clinon nour
IN O high grade nour that the price In high, Tor
the price ID low: In reach OF all housekeepers.
Cheap flour Ia dear at any price. while ~Clif.
ton" IN The least expensive. and the very bes,
Won can huy Brnusford Mills,
Owensboro. X.
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Wednesday, Oct. 90, 1902.


Another ridiculous food fad has been brand
cd by tbo most competent authorities. They
have diapelled the silly notion that one Kind
OF food u needed for brain, another for NUS
cies and still another tor bones. A correct
diet will not only nournish Q particu,a ,ar par,
Of the body. bat u will sustain every Other
part. Yet however good your food may be-
Ia nutrlmepis In destroyed by indigestion o'
dyspepsia. You must prepare for their ap.
pearsnce or prevent their com Ing by TAX Ing
regular dosea OF Green's August Flower. the
fsvorits medicine Of tho healthy millions.
few doses aids digestion. atimulstes the liver
10 hes,Eby action. puTifies the blood, and
makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You
can get this reliable remedy Al The speed
Drug Ca. Get Greene Special Almanac.
l-N-Ua.
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Removal.

To ny friends and custoners throughout
the county. I have moved from the store
recently occupied, known an the Ruassel
csntiy occupied oy II. w. Lawson. known o.
the Tin and Stove man next door above Me
Dali and Lyon on Trinity street. Come
around and see me. ] still carry the samt
llue OF go0ds. Mandolin. gpiiar. violin anl
banjo supplies. Bakers chocolate No. ! cas-
bo had 10 10 cent cakea.
Yours, Mike Cassidy.