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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-04
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY or ABBEvILLE.

Vt
Probate Court.-Citation for Letters OF Ad.
ministratloE.
by L. f. HILL. ESQ, JUDGE or PROBATE
XNTHEREAS, T. b. FrasIer has made
w suit 70 me. 10 grant him letter. OF Ad.
IN, o nistration OF the Eatate and effects Of
X. NJ. McHanau, late OF Abbeville County.
deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and sdmonlsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said Il. n. McHsnan. deceased, that they
be and appear before me. In the Court OF Pro
bate. TO be held at Abbevills c. H.. on trl.
day, the 9Th day OF June. lsus, after publica.
lion hereof. at II O'Clock In the forenoon. 10
show cause. II any they have. why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal .of the Court.
this 2G.d day OF May, In the year
fSEA IL OF our Lord one thousand nine hun.
dred and two, and In the l26lh year Of
American Independence.
Published on the 9th day Of May and the
4th day Of June. 1902, In the Press and Ban
ner and ON the Court House door for the
time required by law.
X +. HILL.
May 81, 1902. Judge OF Probate.
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How Il II Done.

people 10 TO ''get rich :" the second, how 10 70.
gain good health. Tho first can be obtained
6y energy, honssty and saving; the seeond.
(good healthy by using Greens August Flow.
er. should yon be Q dependent sufferer from
any OF the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaipt. Appendicitis. Indigestion, ETC.. such m
Sick Headache. Paipitation OF the Heart. Sour
stomach. Hsbituai CostiSeness. Dixzineha Of
Head, Nervous prostrntion. Low Spirita, ETC.,
you need not suffer another day. Two doses
OF the ell-knowp August Flower will re-
liese you at once. Go 10 Speeds Drug store
cia. Oct Green's Special Almanar. t-A.i3.
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SILK kGrepadines-Blk and C,lored, pretty
new styles, 4ixis 10 wide at haddons.
Biz Batists-Wool and Cotton. No mate
risi excela Rstiste for hot weather. It's
light and airy and holds Its color. nj Haddons.
Millinery-You should sse the new sum-
mer sly les In hats opened at Hsddou's.
lace bans. All over laces. Applique ETC.. just
reed at Haddon's.
oxford Tlen and Strap 2andles, the new
thi ,ys ip foot wear at Haddons.
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When yoa want 10 buy some good shoes
eheep 70 10 Tstes. They sell sl.00 shoe Tor
50 cts.
When you want 70 buy dress or . corset
Or pair hose and want them cheap 80 10
Tate q Co.
They are giving the lowest price ever heard
Of on hata A maps hat for 20cta.
9roceries can be bought at low prices from
Tate. - lba. grsnrlated sugar for 81. 10 lba.
sood green coffee for 81.
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f.aa ua iO the Teal.

We hack up all ve saw about "Clifton .
nour. Back IL mp. drst. with our goods; and
second, with our guarantee. We have said Q
good deal about "Ciifton" In the last tew
since We enlarged our capacity and improv.
Cd our plant. We have made some pretty
strong statements about the quality oI 'Clli.
ton" nour, If Ne can prove sii Ne say. you
aD hardly afford not to uae "Ciifton." Come
10 under our guarantee and pot % 10 the tesI
B1nslord Mills, Owensboro. Ky.
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Our drummers samples are making tho
dull times lively. II win be TO your Interest
10 cali without delay and secure some OF the
great bargains We are Offering.
A. n. Smith Co.
Buy your hosiery and npderwsar from
Bar kkdales.
You ought to be convinced by this time,
thai ve are neadQ uarterR for anything yOu
need In our line General merchandise.
W. ID. EArksdals
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Wednesday, June 4, 1902.


Rsv. ]. y. Moffatt, who is 10 popular n pas
tor Of the Associate Reformed Church In Chez
the ehurch.soine people OF Abseyille. Dur
ing the isai several days ne has beeo assist
ing the Rev. +. W. Sloan In conducting e.
rtcs Of meetings NJ the Associate Reformed
t.husch. m Abbevil,e did not have the beat
preacher In America, Chester might well !oos
amer her pastor. Brother BiEham would oe
an orphan Indeed, and the lementations OF
land. the Associate Reformed Church
sbou uds in rood preachers. and the loyalty oi
hor comm un lea nts have never been douoteo'
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You are ready 10 pack your blankets away.
You Will need Moihaline a. this can be plac-
ed ON the most delicate goods add not stain
them, The Speed Drug Co.
No ono can q ford TO miss our great sample
sale. About go negligee shirts and lOo pair
OF suspenders. going at about naIi value.
10 not miss the great bargains We are oner.
Ing In drum mers samples. A. ~. smi'n . W.
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STOLEN,

ky.rOLEN FROM STABLE LAST FRIDAY
- night o sorrcl mare mule, 10 years old
about Il hands high, thin condition. scar or
Yi6ht bio, small on jav. A suitable rewnrt
viii be- paid for any Information leading U
rccovery OF same and proof 10 convict THIEF.
Hunter Bros,
Jupc s. I9O2 g Hunters, 3. e.
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II. af p. DAleRate.

At the meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF the
Knights OF Pythias. about ten days ago 10
Crossword. DR. g. A. Nrener was eIecteo
In San Fnnciseo, CAL, the second week 10
August. This is . high honor nttingEy pc
atoved. and Abbeville ss fortunate 10 sharfne
about enc month. a he experts TO travel ex-
tensively In the west before returning nome
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We arc authorized 10 announce q. A.
DOUGLASS a. candidate for County Treas.
urer. subject to the Democratic primary.
We are authorized 10 announce W. T.
BRADLEY m u candidate for County Treas
rrer. subject TO the Democratic primary.
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4ArfDeP Delegate.

D.F. K Harrison left last Saturday for San
Frncisco, Cal. where he goes 70 attend
meeting 0f the Shriners. No better selection
fnS o delegate could have been made. he
viii be gbrc about one month, and VIII tSaSel
quite sod deeiin the west before returning
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We are authorized To announce Maj. y. w
r. NANCE ~ Q candidate. on sound Demo
cratic principles. for the State Senate. subjec
70 the action Of the Democratic primaries.
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For superintendent Of Edueaiisn.
We are authorized To announce J. 8. GILBERT
a candidate for reelection for County super
intsndent OF Education, subject 10 the Demo
cratic primary.
We are authorized 10 announce J. +. Nc.
DAVID a q candidate for County super.
intendent OF Education, stbject to the Dem.
ocratic Primary.
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Hdaaor Adams Dead.

Mr.. Thomas J. Adnms. editor ol The Edge
ileld Advertiser, died NJ his home last sAtur
day, He was connected With the Advertiser
trr . yeas, one OF the best week lts 10 the
state. Mr.. Adams waa Also gallant Conted
Gratis soldier.
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Bstts work could not be done than Ia now
being SoHs, Jointly BY lot owners and the city
Council, In putting down concrete pavement
sroln Vhitss corner 70 the eMcliwaine corner
600 lhwest side Of the public square. A crate
ful public will recognise the need for the Woss
an6 the Visnom In doing u.
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u..s....s Ne-sh Careis.sss.

hrss EMMA HALL on her return trip from
Mississippi 70 Charlotte. n. Q, 10 stopPing I'D
Abbogilie IOr short time with her bfother.
Mv. Garry Hall, where sbe will DO welcomed
by many frienhs Who will be glad 70 SEQ her.
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Lsvely 0essR saa.

MIss JsssIe RossxTs, OF EiOerion. Ga. y
spepding ieW days with Mr.. Garry hali
dtes OF 0uP neignboriug city, aud she VIII NJ
doubt be pleased Win her trip TO Abboviiie.
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A ncn.churchgoer In u community
ia NOT so harmful as non-going, nom
doing churchmembers.
II il hard indeed to meet each day If
we insist OH piling Int" it the regrets
Of yesterday and the worries OF to-mor-
row.
The graces of God should sweep out
of our hearts everything that is ugly.
1t will do II we only let 1t have the
right OF way.
1t is never ease or luxury, with free
dom from sen Je of need and care, that
the worlds best and strongest helpers
are trained.
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There Is JOY In service because Joy Is
one of the fruits Of obedience, and we
are not obeying God unless we are at
work doing his will.
The bad show plainly that they are
bad.
Some men mistake pewity for piety.
Only God Is eternal. '.The things
which are seen are temporal but the
hings which are not seen are eternal.
1t Is no sign of Christion to wear q
face long enough to eat oats out ola
churn.
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Tvo secopd-hspd. s-horss Wagons.
One top buggy. One open nuggy: ONE Pig
Psices reasona6le. Amos B. MOI 20.
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For RepresenGaeive.f

For kepresentatiVef
We are suthorized To announce ~. =. DIX
BRUHL m a candidate for reelection to the
house OF Representatives. subject 10 The hem
ocrstic primary election.
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For Comfy Superyiser.

For County Superviser.
We are authorized TO announce DAVID
GILLIAN a. O candidate for County super
visor. sut Ject 10 tho Democratic Primary.
We are authorized to announce q. N
NICKLEs n candidate for reelection TO the
Office OF County Supervisor. subject TO the
Democratic Primary election.
We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE
T. WILSON 90 candidate for County Super
visor, subject to the Democratic Primary.
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All peTsons are FORBIDDEN 70 enter or tres
pess upon our lands In any way.
Miss Hanna fitzpatrick.
Mia Annie Taylor.
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Sunday Hears for lee.

Our leo houses viii DO open for the sale 81
ice nom o. q. 10 l230 p. M, and from p. 10.
% .. m. No loo delivered on Sunday.
Thomson Bros.
Jones r. Miller.
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CANDIDATES.
For CongreNs.

We are authorized TO nnnouncs WYATT
AIKEN as a candidate for Congress- from the
Third Congressional Diatrict. subject to the
Democratic primary election.
DIR. Il. =. SMITH. OF Pickeps County, IN
hereby announced as a candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional DiStr and ~
pledged u abide the result of tho Democratic
primary election.
I. II. McCALLA, OF AbbeviIle Comfy, !"
hereby announced . candidate for Congress
from the Third Congi cssionaI District in the
rrmocraiic primary. and is pledged Ia abide
the result OF the same.
hereby announce my candidacy for Con-
gress from the Third Congressional Dlstr1ct.
subject TO the result OF the Democratic FRI
mary election. GEO. r.. fniNSn'
We are authorized 10 announce hon. WIN.
". GRAYDON NJ q candidate for Congress
from this Congressional District, subject 10
the Democratic Primary election.
We are authorized to announce WA. }
sTRIBI.ING m a candidate for Congress. snh'
Ject 10 the Democratic primary.
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New Phoses, April lst. 1909.
W0. n. Barn we'll. once. 40.
O. 4. Wskeling. cfice, 100.
c. q. Richey's dairy, l06., ? rings.
]. J. Stous. Jeveier, lS3.
Il. II. Hign, residence. 1Sl.


nov have the sgency tor the Cafes etean
Laundry. Orr enviile. 4. c. IL son would ilk
70 have Them do your work give me you
laundry. }. W. Mckee, Jr.
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Iryou need Drugs or IN dicines. Jnst call In
10 se. us. The Speed Drug Go.
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Ssnday Hears NJ the Assesslie Post
O0lee.
sto s:i5 q. 10. 10 TO 1870 q. m. y IN 10 IL
p. %. 5p. N. 10 p. %.
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Tribute to Memory of Gen. Stanley.

Encampment No. Al. Union Veterans
Legion, Cincinnati, Ohio, at a recent meet
ing passed resolutions on the death of
Maj.-Gen. David S. Stanley. These resO-
lutionS pay, high tribute to the worth of
Gen. Stanley, and, in part, are as fol-
lows:
stationed in the South as Captain in
the Regular Army when the guns at
Charleston proclaimed discord and disas-
ter to the American Nation, surrounded
by fellow-OfIicers who unblushingly re-
nOunccd fealty to the Nation that had edu-
Gated and provided for them: in the pres
ence of mob violence, he boldly declared
his unalterable purpose to stand true to
the Nation of his fathers. Gathering
around him the few faithful enlisted men
who refused to identify themselves with
traitors, he started for the Union lines,
lighting several battles on the way, and
reported for duty to the commanding gen
eral. Maj.-Gen. David S. Stanley was a
splendid type of the patriot. brave and
peerless soldier, noted for his grand lead
ership, and the savior of the army be-
tween Columbia and Franklin, eliminating
with his desperate charge at Franklin.
for which Congress voted him a medal OF
honor; in fact, doing more than his full
share i'll saving the Nation from dismem-
berment and destruction. To his late
comrades he was a true friend, capturing
their hearts by peerless leadership, and
many acts of thoughtful Kindness
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

LEGALLY OF MARRIAGE-ACT
OF AUGUST Z. 1SS2.-In the general
law pension case of the widow of Harri-
son COnklin the pension was granted by
the Pension Bureau from date of sol
dier's death till Aug. Z, 1882 the date
of the law prohibiting payment of pen
sion to any widow guilty of open and
notorious adulterous cohabitatiOn'' This
action was based on the fact that two
years after the soldiers death nS64) the
claimant entered into a marriage with an,
other soldier, with whom she lived till his
death, in 1885, and by whom she had
children, but who it appeared had a wife
living and undiyOrced when he married
claimant.
This wife survived her husband. but had
without divorce from him, entered upon
another marriage previous to his death
The Pension bureau held that the claim
ant had lived in open and notorious adul
ferrous cohabition with her second hus
band, and her pension was therefore ter
minated at the earliest date for which
there was lawful authority for terminal
ing widows pension on such grounds.
The decision asst Secretary Camp.
bell, March %, 1902 on appeal from til,
Bureau action says: 1T is noted that on,
real ground of action taken in this cast
is based upon the statement that claim
Ant should be presumed to have known
of the marriage of John and Jane loua
prior to his death. Prescriptions, how
ever, must be founded on facts and not
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Nebraska shiIoh Survivors.

On April 6 and 4. the York Go. (Neb.l
Association held its 10th Annusl Meeting AT
Lincoln. Neb. those dates being the same
days of the week on which the fight Oc
Cured. There were present seven from
Ohio. 30 from Illinois. 10 from Iowa, three
from Indiana, four from Wisconsin, six from
Nebraska, and one from Pennsylvania. Later
cnrOllmcnts increased the number to 10
There were seven present who marched with
Sherman to the sea. J. +. BOhem. LIST Neb
was the youngest. his age being IA when he
enlisted COmradc Henry Masterman, OF
Lincoln Post. was the oldest soldier present
his age being 50 years. He has been Chap.
lain of the Post since its organization The
election resulted: Pres, John Lett. Bene
dict: V. p, Joseph Tceter. Lincoln: Honorary
V. T., j. W. Brabham. Lowell, Ohio; See,
J. II. McClay, Lincoln: Treas, w. ]. Bly,
stone. Lincoln. Place of next meeting Lin
coin, Neb.; time. April and Z, 1903. In the
evening Il large and appreciative audience
assembled at the auditorium, where address
es We're delivered by Gen. Henderson, of the
10Th Ohio: Col. ii. c. Russell; Capt. Ashby,
3D. Mo. {. $. A; and Capt. r. p. Jennings,
Co. f, 23d Va Inf President Jno. Lett pre-
sided
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Latter day merchandising has many houses
in the mail-Order business, selling direct to
the consumer" and Saving agents profits ~
very large per cent. of these are them
selves taking the agents profits, having
themselves received their goods ut second
and third hands. Among this smaller class,
who in truth and In fact manufacture their
own goods and sell directly from the fac
tory 10 the consumer, is the famous old Elk
hart Carriage and Harness Mfg. Co., of Elk
hart, Ind. These people handle only goods
Of their own manufacture, and they have no
jObbers, agents, or middlemen. Everything
you purchase from them comes directly from
their factories. There is no doubt about
agents commission being avoided in their
case. The mammoth proportions to which
their business has grown proves that the
people realize that there Is a great saving
10 them in dealing direct with this firm.
Every kind of light vehicle and harness IS
In their line. They publish large llustrat-
ed catalogue which our readers Should have.
They will be pleased TO mail 1t to any one
writing for 1t.
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TO be continued.l
Work of the Pension onice.

The report of certificates issued for the
week ended April 10 shows:
Army invalid: Original, 10; increase, $40;
reissue, 1856; restoration, @; renewal, =; sup
Elemental, s; duplicate, %; accrued, AZ. To
tai, III.
Army widows. etc: Original &C. increase.
s; reissue, g; renewal, So; supplemental. /;
duplicate. s. Total, l52.
Navy invaids: Increase. >; reissue. 3; dU-
plicate, l.: accrued, 2. Total. IL.
Navy widows, etc: Original, 3; increase.
1; reissue, l; restoration, /; renewal, ]. To
tal I.
50; increase. 2; duplicate, >; accrued, l. To
tal 90.
Army widows. etc. (war with SPAIN: Origi-
nal. 30; increase. ,. Total, Is.
Navy invalids (war with SPAIN: Original. 6
Navy widows, etc. war with SPAIN: Orig
inal, 8.
Army nvalids (act of June -, 1890: Origi
nal, 31s; increase, 95s; additional. 263; refs
sue "a; restoration, ] renewal, 80; supple
mental, S; duplicate, ~; accrued. 1sG. Total,
1,S39.
Army widows etc (act of June %. 1890
| Original, 3i6; increase, o; reissue, 3; restorn
ton, l. duplicate, Is; accrued. {. Total. 1874
Navy invaids act of June "a. 1890; OriEi
nal, 81; increase, II: reissue, 3; duplicate.
accrued, 2. Total, 53.
Navy widows, etc. (act Of June p, 1880
| Original, II; increase, ,; duplicate, /. Total
Is
Mexican War survivors: Original, /; in
crease, /; reissue, -: accrued. l. Total, 30
crease. l; duplicate, 2; accrued. l. Total, 13
Indian Wars ds32-1s42) Survivors: In
crease, /.
Indian Wars 1882 widows: Origi
nal, j.
TotaIs-original. 937: increase. 1854: addi
tionaI. 2G3: reissue, 81; restoration, 8; re-
ncwJl, 1870; supplemental, II: duplicate, 10l
accrued, 342. Total 1866.
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MUSTERED OUT.

BARR.-At Pine Grove, Pa, April g. Henry D. Barr,
Capt Eastons Light Battery A. LIST Pa Art He enlist
ed in 1851 reensted in 1884, discharged July 26 1865
He participated in nearly all the battles fought by the
Army of the Potomac; was wounded and taken prison
Der Of Wolf Post, 203.
BROWN-At Damariscotta, Me-, April %, Capt.
Timothy +. Brown, Goth Me. He participated in II
battles. He leaves widow, two sons and two daugh-
ters. He was a member of the GAR. and Masonic
FOSTER-At Illinois 5. and s. Home, Quincy, Ill,
Jan. II, VIM. E. Foster, Sergeant Co. E, I'd KY, aged
g.
FRESHoUR.-At Greenfield, Ohio, March q, James
H. FreshOur Co. l. Slst Ohio aged CO. He enlisted Aug
H. mustered out July 49, 1866 He participated IN
| II battles wounded three times; marched 10 the
with Sherman through the CarOlinas 10 Ooldsboro
army passed in review at Washington. He was a mem
her of Gibson Post, GA X. and charter member OF
married In his will he made provision for soldiers
monument: to be erected IN the cemetery in which be
tive place and vicinity who fought 10 save the Union
| HARRiS-At San Francisco, Cal, March II, Charles
North Harris aged "a years At the breaking out o.
the COmrade Harris attending college at Red
Wing. Mimi but at the first call for volunteers he Ell
listed in Co. F, LIST Mimi He was wounded at first Bull
Run and LEFT on the field for dead This report was not
cOntradicted for period of three weeks, and during
that time funeral services were held and he was
mourned dead. He rallied, however, and was
taken prisoner of war to Richmond Va, where he
remained till the following November, when he was
sent TO Fortress Monroe as one of the first prisoners
exchanged during the war. He then returned TO his
home in Minnesota and remained there till the Spring
of 1852 when he was given clerlshp in he War De
partment at Washington, d. C., where he rendered
able service till he resigned in July, 1864 He then
returned 10 Minnesota admitted TO the bar, and
soon after went TO the far West He pracced law at
WASHED City, Nevada, and was elected Judge of the
Third Judicial District He held this office eight con
secutive years. Judge Harris was Past Commander Of
Lincoln Post, No: l, Department of California and
Nevada, and at the time of his death was Adjutant
| He leaves q wife and two sons.
| MANGOLD-At Brooklyn, n. Y, April 10, jacob
Mangold, r., Co. b, 9Th Reg't Esd Vols, aged So
| MARSHAL Rathdrum Idaho, April Is, Edwin B
GaIesburg III He served two years and eight months
| nj he q
Lawton Post. %, Department of Idaho.
| STREET.-At Kewanna, Ind, March 10, Ephraim
Street 18th Ind. Cav, aged 81. He Commander OF
GA. X. Post at Kewanna and member of the Masonic
Lodge at same place The funeral was held under the
auspices of the Masonic Lodge and the GA II. Post
i lie leaXeS q widow and four grandchildren.
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ADDRESS.
Phoenix, Ariz.

Phoenix, AriZ.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Pleasant Hill. Del.
Memorial Hall, Chicago
Ill.
indianapolis, Ind.
Louisville, KY.
Lansing, Mich.
Trenton, Mo.
New Brunswick, N. ].
Buffalo. N. Y.
A kron, ..
Portland, Ore.
Springfield, 5. d.
Nelson, Wis.
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Work of an oregon corps.

Press Correspondent Harriet S. Patrick,
of Grants Pass, Ore, writes encouraging
ly of the work of Logan Corps %. This
Corps has a membership of 80, with three
applications pending. A three days rum
mage sale was held in March, netting 500
for the relief fund. Mrs. Goodman, Pa
triOtic Instructor. has placed patriotic
primers in the Public Schools, and recently
Logan Corps presented the schools with
flags, and they now give the American Sa-
lute. This Corps intends TO build Il hall
naYt ypor
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Jennings Lump Jaw Cure.

Here is a remedy for Lamp Jaw in cattle
that is guaranteed to cure-'free If it fails. -
is tine way its makers put 1t. There is no
guess work about the results where Flem-
ings Lump Jaw Cure is used, as it has
cured thousands of cases in from one 10
three applications. 1t Is easily applied.
harmless, and humane. Have also Poll Evil
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