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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-12
Southern Railway,
Greatest Southern System.
sCHEDULE OF TRAINS At GREENVILLE, 6, C.
lin effect May 25th, 1902

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS At GREENvILLE g. C..
In effect May 25th, 1902
Trains leave Greenville, A Il q Depot:
25 m, No 80, daily United States Fast
Mail. for Atlanta. Birmingham
Memphis Montgomery, New Orleans
| chattanooga, Macon. etc. Through
Pullman Sleepers for Atlanta, Biz
| mngham, Montgomery, Mobile, and
New Orleans, connecting at Atlanta
| Chicago, Chattanooga, Cincinnati,
| and Kansas City.
~ a m, No SO daily United States Fast
Mail, for Charlotte, Richmond,
Washington, New York, and the
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore,
| Philadelphia, and New York. Din.
ing cars.
90 m. No GS Except Sunday, mixed 10.
cal train for Hodges, arriving IIod
gcs t0pm.
40 m, No II daily, forColumbia, Char
lesion, and intermediate points
II 10 am, No 80 daily. Atlanta and New
Birmingham, etc. Close connections
at tlanta for all points South and
West. Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
lso, each Tuesday, Thursday AMI
Saturday through Pullman Tourist
car to San Francisco without change,
via Atlanta, Montgomery and New
Orleans.
~ 80 m, No 81, daily Washington &
southweatern Limited. Solid Pull
man train of finest equipment Con
nections at Atlanta for all points.
Through sleepers for Macon, Mont
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Bir-
mingham, Memphis. Dining cars.
2 SO p m, No l2 daily, Local Express for
Spartanburg Charlotte. banvilIe,
80 p m. No II daily, Local Express for |
Atlanta. with close connections at |
Atlanta for all points South and |
West; Chattanooga, etc.
S 20 m, No 3s (daily) Washington &
southwestern Limited Solid Pull
man train to Washington, Baltimore,
York via Danville, Lynchbure, Wash.
ington, etc. Dining cars.
7 10 p m, No 40 daily, Atlanta and New
ork Express, for Charlotte, Dan
vile, Norfolk, Richmond, Washing
ington.
~ p m, No 1G (daily) The Expedition
Flyer. for Columbia, Charleston, etc
through, Pullman sleeping cars,
Greenville to Charleston.
'RAINs ARRIVE aREENvrLLE "a & G. Depot J
From New York, Washington, Rich
nohu, Dahvllie, charlotte. Spartanburp /
% 'so NO 49, 1a?t mail daily, 20 m; No
laily, u 20 ? m; No II, local, daily, 425 nm
r, from Atlanta and points pouth and
y Vest, No 30. fast mail, daily. 6 35 a m ; No No 7
i, local, daily, 24O p m, No 38, limited, i
,at,y' o"lo m; No 80, express, daily, 650
From CharlestOn, Columbia, etc. No
o. Exposition Flyer. daily, II 20 m;Nol
1, ,I.",,, local daily, Spm: =
IT, rr9m M Hodges q, mixed, except Sun I
Through sleeper to Charleston. Summer
oufist tickets on sale after june Let to ali :
onrist points at reduced rates. 80 u
For further information apply to J ID
,,cGee Passenger and Ticket Agent, 2O5 s.
on. 3rd V P&G,M M, Warrington, Is 6: d
Hardwick.G T A, Washington, ID ii; IL
,9bt w Hunt, Div Pass Agt, Chafleston,l
y; W II Tayloe, A O p a, Atlanta, Ga. |
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clock, without re-
gard to the needs of
nature. Because of
careless eating and
drinking "storriach
trouble" is one of
coiilllloilest of dis
eases. Sour and bit
ter risings, belcl-
irigs, unnatural full
ness after eating,
dizziness, headache,
and many other
symptoms mark the
beginning and pro-
gress of disease OF
the stomach.
DIR. Pierce's Gold
ell Medical Discov-
cry cures diseases of
the st o III n c Ii and
other organs Of di-
gcstion and nutri-
t on. 1t cures
through the stonl-
aCh diseases of other
organs which have
tfeir origin i'll a dis
cased condition of
( he Stotr,ocl, nd
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-12

allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
1t strengthens the stomach, puriies the
blood, cures obstinate cough and heals
weak lungs.
"I was taken with Grippe, which resulted in
heart and stomach trouble" writes Mr.. 7. R.
was unable to do anything a good part of the
time. wrote to DR.. Pierce about my condition,
having full confidence in his medicine lie nd
Vised me to take his Golden Medical Discovery
which did Before had finished the second
bottle began to feel better. have used nearly
SIX bottles. feel thank iul to God for the henc
mt have received from Dr. ricrCc'S Golden Med
ical discovery. l can highly recommend il to
all persons as n good and safe medicine"
DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels healthy.
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Horse Sense,

"Any fool can take horse to water
but it takes wise man to make him
drink" says the proverb. The horse
eats when hungry and drinks when
thirsty. A man cats and drinks hv tl,e
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-10-24
RED BLUFF J0TTINGs.

Red Bluff Academy, Willis school
district, opened last week with an en-
rohment Of forty. We confidently
expect This nunipcr 10 increase to
fifty The present week Patrons an,
scholars a]ikoaro pleased with our new
teachers, Miss Blanche Stackhouss
and Mics Saljio McIoiy,o, and We
lnclS fcrwarl sn q delightful and pro
htNble school yosr. Thia is & good
community and such thing as iiction
bctwecu teuchers ana patrons is IN
known. There is entiro harmony
between teachers trustees and patrons
and if the school term could be ex.
tended to nine or ten months per year
there would not be such longing in
the hearts Of some Of US for resi-,
dence in the towns on account Of the
school facilities to be found then.
Miss Lizzie Parker, accompanied
by her father, Mr.. Enos NJ. Parker,
left on Monday last for Hartsville
where she expects to enter Welch
Neck High School. Miss Lizzie is
CGGnd 80 Girl. one Of our favorites and we
'i, of hor uon-N Ntly look for good reports
Mr.. p. G. Fletcher, who Is u. ),
Cd by the government in taking cottol
statistics at the gins was here On Mon
day last.
On last Saturday afternoon a color
ed boy caught baseball in the eve
| hope he isn't seriously hurt, but h,
was sure, at least for awhile, that HI
had lost the eight Of that eye.
Except where cotton waa planted
over on account Of the hail which
came last May, the crop is nearly ou
and sold. Once it looked as il nc
peas would be made in this section.
Inc late rains have done much good
and pretty fair crop is the result.
u. No IIu.
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A Notable Fact.
IT is a fact that the Circuses hav

lfi.fIi, : a f.
1t is a fact that the Circuses have
discovered and fully proven that for
9 soft and stoSdy light with more
dlH,lsed rays gasoinewill beat 3lectric
~ hts every tins and With less Shan
helf tie expense. NOw,if the circuscg
.i'ave iospraotiHe economy in, securing
q perfect light Why not tho townp
learn lesson Of profit by It.
However let The wisa their wisdom
boast,
And taxes from the people roast
TO get their fill Of Electric lights.
But there will come time MS sure as
PRAYER
When they will VI II they had told
their Mayor
TO purchase some other light.
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Bes utiful Sea shells Free

Since coming South I have received
numerous induiries for sea shells, and
now please say to your readers that.
have been living on the seashore, and
have made fine collection of lovely
shells from our own shore, the coral
reefs and the West India Islands, and
that I will send a dozen different
kinds, no tworalike, and a dozen scar
let sea peas to any one who senda a
stamp to pay the postage. ANY one
is welcome to send, as | have plenty
for all. Mrs. T: A. Warner,
Tackso6villc, Fia
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Tho Cycle Whirl.

All those who like Excitemen
love to sec fcats Of skill and dr.
can havo their desires fulfilled b,
Messing the Thrilling Cycle VII
each performance of the Wall
Main Shows Six lady and g.
men Bicycle riders on a bowl 81
track slantcd at an angle Of AZ dc. !.
These riders pass and re. pass
other and should they sway tho
tion of an inch from the path,
DO seen what a bad spill would ~.
Bennettsyille, Friday Oct 24th
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Big Fire atHamlet.

The Seaboard Air Line com
press dRfttd ttdIamlet with 2, 400 bales
was burned Sunday night. A
bookkeeper who was playing
the hose on the fire was surroud.
ed by flames and his escape cut
off. He was burned to ath.
An ice plant was burned az yell
as other property.
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The Now Era Dawning

The steamer Oregon, fitting out
@at Seattle, Washington, takes on
the 18th Of November party Of
American manufacturers with ex-
hibits on a six month cruise to
Russia, China Japan, the Philip
pines, the Straits Settlements, In
M S Mauritius, South Africa, Aus
Salhlissand Hawaii, with u view to
4SS5gMlse 4S5gMlse expansion Of American COM
ymerce.
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Tea acllers Association.

Tho Marlbor Teachers. Association
will meet in the Graded School Rpl!d,
ing at Benpettsvillel on Saturday
November lst at II o'clock;.a.1m.
Realizing that much good m, hs
accomplished by these monthly meet
lngs OF our teachers, wo earnestly ros
quest The attendance Of every Write
teacher III tho county.
w. Il. Stanton,
co Sup't Of I'LL
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!s3ls SSfll uoT.
Earthquake shocks were felt
in Georgia and Tennessee Sat
Surday morning.
The Columbia and Gle orgetown
steamboat Co., has boon organ
lied and boats will be running
soon.
President Roosevelt has proven
that he knows how to hold the
reins and drive too. He has put
I the mines to work.
Wilmington N. O., is prepar-
ing for Gala Week beginning
November 3rd and including the
9th. They lEgo the whole hog''
!, over thore and Will have sights
galore.
Two serious wrecks occurred
at Rockingham Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning one
man killed and several danger
ouslY hurt. The Seaboard is
surely in bad luck, as the losses
at Hamlet also are included.
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rhe Opportunity oloses TO-DAY

The Augusta Chronicle thinks
this will be the last year the large
orr 9llrcuees &c Wsll y. come south. Tho
heavy lice enses of the cities and
towns will keep them at homo. If
this be true to day ia the last
chance to sce the great aud glor-
Io,,s l. Il,I Walter II Mainsbig chow at
iR7eiopettsyillo. '7'S3
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The Designer for sale at Nit
tie,s store, your subscription So
licited at S1.0oa a year.
cUPxD,s WORK.

Married on Wednesday Oct,
22nd at Maxton by Rev. j. O.
Hill, Mr.. a. a.. Rogers, the pop
ular man ger Of the Hotel Mari-
boro OF Bennettsville and Miss
Clarke 2. Smith of Maxton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Smith.
The happy couple took the
south bound evening train for
Bennettsville where q roval re-.
ception awaited them at the
Marlboro" which was hand.
somely decorated for this Joy
Ous event. ~
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!! 4, ! ] ;,snla Ed,.yno Act.

) ~ Ren.myes. daring the pes
ne .o5r ggifven1 by the Maltet l3s
Main Shows is the Wonderful Exnili.
tion given BY. Prof r. III. Dockrilllir3
perf'rming 70 horses al one tin pe. in
one ring.
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llleIl i az apsunlIiis Is 81 tIls|

te, lie 's,iIlHgnY bysiowd degreseesss5$j Il
~ ,5lle andy llplis deSDal i, WHO
lod&of menGed In q torrent of stetrs
occllf- I-7it UiS 81 III pa,
All present Joined Ina Heart
! Pic at de Vaudrcy'S3 lmitatiqoi1,,'
emen, they themselves lad scen y e ~, -
III the Let us see whether tlp r,
~ the has remembered tile 4 eXaJItl !.
,,,, said the young lady who lff,s.
gx- | ed such an ardent wish tfss
= Y. ;Gne che9YaIicr. g, Let me W;lkegSei,-
De Presles gave llcrl tllentl
land chief which e3had SatnratMut
y lie liquid, and shp proceeded I I !
;. eileets upon the ,lncons1
is the All present, except Dsrd =
gathered around to enjoy tlSHnu'a
,aid OF the Norman beauty Suer-
o the should awake to find RWhen
Y the midst OF the gay party,Y 6653
ladyWho had rcceiyeG negro,
with chlef en- froes@1ll ttass IS confident that
9hrst tecfease in enrolment is due to
tue enforced change Of school books
last year, but, having completed the
exchange last year, he anticipated as
large enrolment this year as at any
time in the past. Tho total number
OF schools in til county is GAG
white and 40 colored. There were
81 white d colored teachers. and the
average salary paid them for the ses-
sion was--white male 1929, female
$lV. Negro men received an aver
age Of $40, and negro women $48.
The total amount Of money received
for the year including $2517, ,1(
brought over from previous year, wa,
$2O331 80, Of which $4,000 was from
poll tax, $9134.36 from three mil
lesy, $718.54 from disdensary fund
$4073.23 from special levies, and
from all other sources $1177.5S.
The disbursements were as follows:
$16575, teachers salary, s4423l
building school houses, $211.57, ro
pairs on school building, 1929 %
school furniture, $l520'96 for otbe,
purposes, leaving q balance on hand
Of $2152.20.
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Administrators 81
EST CLARTSA RRJSTOu

TN obedience TO an Order OF Sale
-s' cd 10 above estate | will sell il
residence of Clarisa Bristow on Eric
3lst day of October, 1902, the pc
property ofwhich tho deceased,die
ci and possessed, consisting Of Hon
and Kitchen Furniture. Farming I (
and Corn and Fodder. Sale to cor
at II oclock. Terms Cash.
s. Il. BRISTO Y
Oct II, 1902 Administ
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'rne way to stop is

a. ne WaH 10 5tof> "
We are couf.nn q in!or,1ed oi
bad behaviour at religious meo..
I inga eild they wondor why Tho
5 marshal or some officer don't look
i after them. The way to put a
stop to bad conduct at ali religious
meetings is to procure witnesses
and report to the grand jury, if
they do not want to prosecute
themselves. This will soon stop
& ell such conduct.
h Bold Robberies
Are getting too frequent, Of
course it is the result'of idleness
or vagrancy, and a sharp detec-
tive might find the parties who
are committing them right here
in town. The poo protection
to the glass fronts is the strong
temptation and unless wired we
may expect to hear Of robberies.
The EolIpee Of the Moon
Those who set up last Thursday
night to witness tho eclipse of
tho moon say that during tho
eclipse there was q brilliant dis
/ plsycfshoo stars which added
interest 10 the scene.
TOR SALE House and lot in
West Bonnettsyille recently occu-
pied byJ, M. Bfasington.
Oct II 02. @. s. Mccall.
Plant and Marks shoes for the
ladies, the Tuttlp for the mon,
every pair must give satisfacEion.|
.or3 your money back at Mitsle's
store ,s sssl ss II IS. & b:
s Supply your wants in winter|
.Ainderweaf tho kind you swutlt atl
She rights prices .at Mitt1esstoro, ]
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state on so LTII \ g AR OIiN Al
ssls CoUNrY o il M In q 81 IS SsStg

eses
! BY YfIRtMllToN8MlcLAU Qdgo of robato
M IIIEsREAs Jaa. a. Drake, Clnrk Of Conit,
wv mado suit to mo TO grant unto him
Letters Of Administration of the Estate Of
and q effects Of Sydney q. MoTaurin, decd &.
N These are, Therefore, TO otto and admon-
ish all and singular tho kindred and oredts
tors Of said. Sydney q. McLaurin, deo'd,
that they be and appear before mo III the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Bennetts.
villo, s. o., sd day Nov. 1909, after publ.
catlon. hereof at II O'Clock in tho forenoon
to shoR CAUSE, If any they. have, why naid
Administration ahould not be granted.
diyen undcr my hand thie tho al dasy
of September, 1902. 81 IL !. u. 81 N s
MILTON MoIlAURlN
RI 5s.& 5sf ls5 JufiUo of lPrnint p GA
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cOmpletest stocks OF General Mer-
chandise ever displayed in the town
OF Benncttsyille. My store is a
structure Of beauty, with glass coun-
ters and all modern fixtures, while
my goods are all new, and having
been purchased on "spot cash"
basis, I am abundantly prepared to
meet closest competition and furnish
my customers rare bargains.
My trade is good, and is rapidly
growing, for which 1 am profoundly
grateful, and in my new quarters 1
hope to extend my business and en-
joy a business contact with many
more people.
SHOES, Dry GooDs, NoTIoNs,
and CLOTHING have been carefully
selected, while my GENTS FURNISH
ING line is uniqne and attractive.
FAMILY GRooERIEs is G specially,
and i'll this line ] am mindful of
and catering to the town trade, as
everything, from the sweetest HAM
to the daintiest cracker aud cake
will be kept.
| am anxious for the farmers of
Marlbor to see me and get my prices
as | carry full line Of Plantation
Supplies, which / am selling now
at wholesale prices. Next week I
will present my business in new
advertisement and will mention
some Of the specialties and bargains
which I always have on hand.
Respectfully,
g., l.. HAMILTON.
I'd door Depot st.
Bennettsville, Oct. %, 1902.
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Citation For Letters Of Admins

STATE OF SOUTH CARO-.
MARLBORO CoUNrY-By
McLaurin, Judge OF Probat
AlrIEnEAs, Jas, A. Drake, Clork
wv made suit to mo to grant
Letters Of Administration Of the f
Effects Of Frank e Easterling, de
These are therefore to cite and
all and singular tho kindred and
Of tho said Frank e. Eastorlingg, 4
thcy bo and appear before me, In Il
of Probate to be held ut Bcnne
tho 24th day Of November, 1909,
lication thcroof, Mt II o'clock in
uoon, to chow cause, if any they tt
anid administration should not bl
Givon under my hand this Is
October, A. D., 1909.
MILTON McLAUI ]
Cot, n, 1902. Judge OFF
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s3rfieAappiettafs.s B

n ,tfle 1sapbietl lrifs
getsthe Hclle yo,ltlowfYheart hDlds
D sll sBy Sing others pain, Ri
est'ol get your hlilngorlfig for wealth.
y see others gain
4 "a q az ma ke lie much brlefer seem
y $s. l5y; frightening the years
1 ;sttor. = !. Tears ~ dry quicker theeycs
IN ~ y look for others tears. ;i.
# issflea y rtacl he fades quickest from the
Il ssssi. heart 5Sa5 ~ s
$ssa hat feels 'another's pain; s5 $
81 Tie greed for wealth dies sooner3if
ssSS. g seek anothel's gain; & 4
81 lies sands run lightly If we I'LL
ts$ 8Sg " ith Kindness all the years nm SSt
~ nj tears dry quicker In the eyes
VI hat look for others tears. 53 a
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lsant to SEQ hlinY ais5oieal totaS Ifor

ftSAsAIk
Z, l'EsIWhy, II they are lMpoft1nate,li,
beats them, suppose y 5atlsWere Dt
Preslcs, With whom tlis method 5o
sopttttllngS his 2 q lis was Y common occur
renee. rs s3f i5ss 81 "a
#gssY cs, ,5lle beats them,,, sneered Pic
ard; |" he. pays theml IL y cs, gentlemen
he pays his tradespeoplc.s And tht
valet surveyed the group, enjoying tht
surprise ho had given. them. S lj'7fl
Oh, the poor fellow Is lost!n OK
claimed one Of the party, who at tllt
age Of twenty had spent a large fortune
and was now living on his wits. Re @5
"Completely," affirmed Picard !, HanC
all owing to the company Keeps. ri.
won't be guided by me-
Perhaps he Is right in that,'' ali
sWercd De Prcsles ssBut where IS Tx
attraction elsewhere to-night?'' sli 5,
~ Will tell you, gentlcmen,n said e
deep voice near the entrance to thu
gardens, and looking up, all saw tllt
Chcyalicr dc Vaudrey himself. ,5'
IIe was a noblc-looking man Will
none Of the fopperies and cvidentr4,t,
tempt at display which .eft..4 Il go tho I !, !,
some Of his cOmpapiaPvJ street Iuo "
observer woubdrug store one last J
= E,ao aa llB}if Isachson's, where i exch' ,l
fr,i,,cr Cno Df +Io ,>unl1soc4 o>,1 IaISo
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- . {
DR.. j. @. Moore a popula,
physician and Miss Maggie Tat
llm were married at McColl on
"Wednesday " morning at s O. clock
The happy couple took the
north bound train for a trip
north.
I DR.. Walter Q Hemmingway, Of
Kome, Williamsburg county, and
Miss Pauline Baker, daughter Of
Rey. w. 3. Baker, pastor Of
Brightsville circuit were married
at the parsonage at Gibson on
Wsednesday Y evening 10Th inst, by
Rev. w. @. Power at Z 8 o'clook.
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\, I III X Of ONE DOIIlAIS oD
,all 5 B abo bodlcd Malo porsons from d to
6Oyears Of age "a "a
SIs G0mnltl ationls Road Tax s $ls00Boneabio
,p9aledy q q Malo spers from Y ! 81 go years
,9t esei OF on tho public
,.hlR hypS the county 8 s'EI
sSSS !, 81 il. II % NJ A',
B 3 s5!S B egsurorS hfafl boro{ (oun5 Ii,
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ea.11N&$INHIEp &INHIEp PLYMOUTH ROCKS,

Are tho Farmor's FS0yorito, Tho Poultry,
mans choioo-in fiiet they arc the.
Pride Of tho PoulGys, "ofio
Why not raise ThoroughbrGa2!to owls ii:
stead Of Scrubs :? / can sell you choice
Eggs from genuine thoroughbred B. p. RI
Of tho celebrated Hawkins" ahfilcs' and
"Vandebit' strains, and romembcr that II
is just as oaay to raiso TO lb. Plymouth
Rock as It ia baby Bantam or Frizzly
Scrub. 81 for Settling Of IS Eggs.
$r7s for two settings 80 eggs.
q. O. NEWTON, Tatum, s. g.
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Tax Notice !!
OFFIoE OF CoUNrY TREAsUREn.

Bonncttsvillc, S. g., Sept 16, 1902.
epHE Books for tho collection Of Take.
u for tho fiscal year CONNIE nciDg Jan
uary. Let, 1902 will bo open at the Treas,
uIcr's Offico in Bcpnoitsyille, S. q. on
Wednesday October 70, and remain open
until December 3lst, 1902. after which
tho penalty will be added on all Taxes no,
paid by that date.
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Z.lIlLje -gIlwO oTpIlaDS.
TDo.H1srl11Sr,7y.
CHAPTER VII.
GARDEN OF l,I1L-AIR.

The Marquis de Presles had told
SLa1lellrt to carry IIenrictte to Bcl-AiE,
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For SALE House and lot in
West Bonnettsyille recently occu-
pied byy,fM. Bfasington.
g8, Oct 17O2. O. s. Mccall. 3@

Supply your wants in winter
underwear tho kind you want at
She right prices at ttittlessto
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MILTON MoIiAURIN
Judgo Of Probate. !.

THE BEST OR NOTHING.
Unless good, wholesome bread
and pastry is eaten it would be
better to "cutit out" altogcther.
Soggy, heavy, unpalatable bread
is worse than useless It is positive
ly injurious. 1t causes trouble In
stead Of giving nourishment.
HIGH GRADE BREAD
costs no more, but its value cannot
be compared pared with it. the the inferior
Permit us to supply what is re-
CURED for your table. You'll like
it.
r. +. SCHULZ,
BENNETTsvILLE BAKERY.
N. q. corner public square.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-11
keota.

Keota, Dec. 11.-Miss Maude Ever
EFT of Packwood, who has been visit
ing Mrs. George Helscher, returned to
her nome Tuesday morning.
Cleveland Vanderwater started Fri
day to join his parents in Winona.
Mimi. where he expects to spend the
winter.
David Richardson. of Lewis, has
been visiting his cousin, DR.. j. F.
Richardson. He left for Sigourney
Wednesday morning, where he will
visit with relatives.
Rev. Fred B. Palmer, former pastor
of the Keota Baptist church, arrived
this morning from his home in Chart
ton, to ofiiciate at wedding in the
country
Word has been received of the
death in st. Joseph, Mo-, of Marvin J.
Pringle, oldest son of the late A. NJ
Pringle of this place. His brother,