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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-23
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of he ri

For a hours end.ig at I a m.
st Louis. Oct q. 1904
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ENEWLAND

Private licensed home for ladies' before and
during confinement; oldest and most reliable
Institution in the State: established over forty
years. home comforts: motheFly care; in ants
adopted; irregularities successfully treated. sat
i~sfaction guaranteed: ladies In trouble. call OF
W 4 Olive eff.
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onpER OF coLuMa1As kr,car.

ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS,
= xPREsS LODGE. No. n O. c. x.
- meets every eecond and fourth ThursdEy
evening at s o'clock IN west hall Century
buituing.. Ninth and Olive st, etls. Member,
requested 10 atteud. visi,ors are always vel.
come. Next meeting Thursday, October q.
DOCTOR A p President.
I } Sapdefur. S,cretary
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M oDERN AMERICAN FRATEREAL OR.
isA der, ST. Louis Lodge, No iII. rneess
ut Anchor Hall, corner OF Park ami Jeffers,S
month. Ali menibs.s Always welcome. he.
nesnnienIs at needing.
s. T. KAsE. Secretary. BIS Caroline Il.
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

T. Ian DOUGLAS. NO. 3. ORDER OF SCOT
fish Cans. meets first and third Tues
Gays OF each month at Yves gate Hail. curner
OF Grand and EastOn avenues. Waiting class
men cordially invited to attend.
p. c. GUM, Chief,
No. 433s Fairfax ave.
Attest: David Millar. Secretary. No. 5OIs
r dge avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS IS.


GREELEY COUNCIL. No. Iii. ROYAL
W.dnesday syeninr In hal, seNSSno and fourth
building. Next meeting Wednesday, October Is.
Celebration of twerty-firft anniversary OF Royai
League by Supreme and advise. y councils. G,od
speaking. entetta nlnent and REFRESHMENTS All
members Of the order CO. daily Invited.
GEORGE PAASH. Archon.
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LADIES DO YOU WANT

A beautiful complexion? If 50. USE Nine. Eoline
vent and remove frecklss, pinp,es, blackheads
and other facial bleni hes: 5oc: all a. uggists;
demonstration at and mail orders filled by
Crand-Leader
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TRIBE of BEN HUR.
- All ST LOUIS COURT. NJ. 1S6, TRIBE
II Of Ben hur meets every tirst and third
r.iuays OF each munth at l.. u. y. I. Hall.
Ninth ana u.inois ay.nne Visiting Ben hurs
always welcome. a fuil attendance VI mem.
a q HEkTEi. Chef Of. Court.
Mrs. S. Campbell, Scribe. No. aD North
Eighth street.
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MRS. OR. DENIS, 1888 WASH NGT0N

The only reiiablF iyinc-in Institute in the Cit.
II dissatisfied else where come out to nv place
ana compare II " III other places: perfect 8 ciu-
SIN during confinement: sxlllful m deal attcn-
ton: absolute secrecy and safety assured moth
eriy care. home comforts: adoption IL des red:
ladies treated. success guaranteed: charges rea-
ecnable in all cases. consultation and Informal
ton flee. Ladies. call or write.
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NJ sLsoN LODGE Nc. &c, SONS OF ST
George. meets every seconu and fourth
Tuesday, In hall, SIC Burlington building. sio
olive street. Members requested to attend reg.
ularly. Visitors always welcome.
- d. s BOWERS. W. p.
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~ sists.tts. la .ELslok len.
IN jie, 40. 40, meets >Se.y sereuu All. f.uT,n
fi4day of. each month At Anchor Hal HsfE
anu Jeriethvh Asen.rs. saeniLets eAprtUeu 10 ~
p.sseli and yisituis eorulaI.y invited
MRS. ALLIE IOrMAN. n E C.,
3of6 Ttumas strset
Ars Frances auiourd. II. e. VI c., iSN
Papin street "
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Arrivals To-Day.

To-Day.
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Mrs. Variance and Madge Grayme,

Private home: confnements. SO: adoption IL
desired; perfect seclusion: irregulariti s treated:
part pay In work; ladies in trouble. call or
write. flDsA Olive. Phone J2n7C.
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Or. Uennis i 2sss lMaiis es Sc d sy ysi.
clan and surgeon. C nducts ire most rel able
santa rum fr confinement IN this city; perfect
sec usion and home c m ot trailed nurse;
lcE est terms: all female tr uhls skiliful y
treated under absolute guarant e; ladies', when
needing a specialist. come or write me.
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tn ANSLATlONS
lie 4 iErnrfh
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EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Forecaster.
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listers.

"A EGIS TEMPLE. NO. .. kATHBoNE STA.
- tere. merits every second and fourth Thur.
day aignts NJ Frate. nal Hal, E.e.enth .ires,
and Franklin avenue. VISITORS Ns.corue.
HI X. +. WILLIAMS, N. &. c ,
lsvi Coleman sheet.
Alice Williams. NJ. Of r. & C.. $50 FrakiIn
Avenue,
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juNIoE ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.


RENToN COUNCIL. NO. isl r. A.. MEETS
- on second and fourth Fridays of each
month In hal No. l. Odd Fellows building
Ninth and Olive ~ eets. Visitor a ways heart
H. ). Braun. SeLIata. :. ais Miriam stIeel.
ERAND COUNCIL MISSOURI, ROYAL
~ Arcsnum. Nos SJ9-Sli Holland Build ng-
a cordial welcome to. visitors. friends, brethren
ana members from abroad.
E. A. BARBOUR, q. r
John c. killingsworth. Grand Secretary.
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SUNDAY EXCLUSIONS.
STR. SpR :AD EAGLE

ton ave. for mouth Missouri River. nsssipr
E Eads s,idss; Msrchanis. Bridge Snsin q
10 4 M. and 5 5. m. RstsIns AZ ySs
!. m. Telephones, Kin. c. l2A: Bel, Main -.
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NATIONAL UNION.
G IANDARD UUNCIL. No. $50. NATION.
= al Union. meets every first and third Mon
Gay evening al = O'Clock at Luef rns Hall,
Iowa avenue and Arsenal street. Members are
requested and visiting friends are tra,ernaily
invited to attend.
FRANK RABAND. President.
VIM r. Bedington. Secretary. sIs Arsenal
street
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Or. Mary h'hr, 1851 Washington Ave.

Private home for ladies during confinement;
adoption: trained nurses: ladies in trouble. call
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NOTICE.

For the information of some who
have confused our charge for candl-
dates cards of announcement with
the assessments fixed by the county
executive committee, We will state
tha1THE RECORDS price for. an
nouncements of candidates for coun-
ty offices is Three Dollars, for all
other Offices We charge Five Dollars.
This price is the same to all and
every candidate may rest assured that
we do not ''cut rates" for any one.
With the executive committee assess
ments we have nothing to do except
tuat the editor, az treasurer of the com
nittee, is authorized to collect and Is
sue receipts for campaign assessments
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NEWS AROUND LAKE CITY.
A Fatal Accident Lightning Strikes
a hurch-Firebugs Burn Barn.

4 IAEECITY, July :-Gn Tuesday OF last week
a very serious accident HAPPENED to two child
ren of Mr. Jesse Evans, who live near Single
postofice The children. aged about 10 and 5
Seas, respectively, kiEdlcd fire in play in the
dining room. The tirc failing 10 burn as rapidly
as they wished, the elder OF the two attempted
to pour keIOsere Cp it lrtm glass can. There
was terrible explosion. The elder child was
killed almost instantly and the other was 81 bad
~ burned and cut that il was thought She too
would succUmb, Tut the latest information Is
that hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
Sunday night July 26 an iace,diury set fir
to the barn and stables oi Mr. " \ Moore. The
buildings Were totally destroyed and along with
them about three hundred Jll-kclS Of corn. two
buggies two sets uf harness and lot oi farming
implements. The loss i alout $500 20 500.
with 10 insurance. May the ni>creant be
brought to justice.
A few days ago MIR b W Moore lost a mule by
being kicked 10y Il horse The mules shoulder
was smashed i'll pieces
During the storm OF rain, thunder and light
ming on Tuesday OF last week. lightning struck
the weather vane of the Presbyterian church.
ran down the tower. knocked of u door,
and facingS and some weather boarding in the
front of the church. While the building i by no
means a wreck il viii cost some forty or fifty
dollars to repair the damage. During the same
storm two trees in Mr. II II Singletary's yard and
one in the Baptist church yard each received
bolt. The fall of rain, which was very much
needed, was abundant
Miss Mamie Snow Is visiting he" sister, Mr
" Yates.
The bank. VIC believe. was the Only place OF
business except the dispcnsary that closed doors
on the fourth. W. L. B.
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(ADES AND ENYIR0NS.
CHAPTER Of Events of Local and Per
Sonal Interest.

SCADES. July 4.-Sc!ne very refreshing rains
have fallen recently, which have greatly revived
the crops.
Nj James. of Scranton, was in town short
while Saturday,
The Railroad company las torn down the old
water tank here and replaced it with IA hand e.
some new one.
Work is being pushed on Dr. W. J. Ha>elden'S
new two story dwelling. When completed 1t
will lie one OF the handsome>t residences in
town.
Cadcs !s rapidly taking on new life and growth.
hear OF several who are contomI latins buying
residence lots here. Come along, friends, Il
warm welcome will he extended TO you all.
Mr.. A. 4. May Left last week for his new home,
at Hart>villc, where he will open mercantile
business. While his departure is regretted, the
best wi>he, OF his friends attend him.
Mr. L. McFaddcn is touching ;elra filma
only i'll high places these days lt'sa ime boy
lie says: that's what tickles him 50.
Miss Irene CovinSton, OF Bennettsville, is vis-
iting the Misses Roper
Several candidates We're Eo;ed in town Satur-
day, throwing bouquets at TIE Loys.
Miss Emma Kinder, OF Mouzou, was the guest
of Miss Carrie Flaglcr. near town. last week.
r. Miss Annie Gregg OF ClausScnS, is visiting
friends rear town.
Mr. W. !. Hodges the popular and efficient
station agent here is taking vacation at his
home in North Carolina. Mr.. L. h. Mcknight
has charge OF the depot during his absence.
Several Of the young iclk from town attended
a lawn party given at the hOspitablc home OF Mr..
and Mis-. l. W Roper last Erday evening. Re
f,eshmcnts, consisting Of ice cream and cake,
were served and everyone seemed 10 enjoy the
occasion.
Miss Mag EppS has gone to Hartsvillc TO attend
the district summer school.
Mr.. G. /. Sauls is having the paint brush ap.
pl!ed 10 some Of his newly built cottages, Whlch
helps the looks of that Iart of town.
The young people enjoyed moonlight picnic
at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs II FoXwo. tn last
wednesday evening. Dainty refreshments were
served and everything passed of very pleasantly
indeed.
Mr. Elliott Adams, Il successful farmer ana
highly esteemed citizen OF the Hebron section
was on our streets Saturday EoMEo
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Winthrop College Scholarships & En-
trance Examination.

The examination for the award of
vacant schshrships in Winthrop
College and forsthe admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July Sth, at
9 a. m. Applicants must not be
less than fifteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacated after July s,
they will be awarded to those max
ing the highest average at this exam
ination.
Scholarships are worth Slo0 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September 21, 1904. For fur
ther information and catalogue ad-
dress Pres. d B JOHNSON,
Rock Hill, S. {. Syst.
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Salters Slftings.

Miss Florie Stubs, who has been
visiting hel aunt, Mrs James A
Ferrell, returned to her home, near
Bennettsville, Saturday. She was
accompanied on her return by her
friend, Miss Edith Whitfield of Sal
tiers, who will spend a part of the
summer with her.
Mr. ET Hamer has also gone to
Bennettsville. He will spend some
time with his sister, Mrs. Stubbs.
There was a birthday party at Mr.
o H WhitGeld's on Thursday night
in honor of Miss Edith Whitfeld's
birthday. Refreshments were served
and the young folks spent a very
pleasant evening.
An ice cream festival at Mr. Z L
Hamer''s on Wednesday night was al
occasion of much enjoyment.
We have been visited by several
very fine rains this week, which have
improved the looks of crops consid-
erably. Cotton is clear of grass and
growing; corn looks fine.
Mrs Hughes of McClellansville
is visiting her sister, Mrs Chas "
Boswell.
Mr. Clarence S Moselev of Charles.
ton, who is travelling salesman fol-
the Piedmont Brown factory, Spar,
tanburg, S. c., spent Tuesday night
of las. week with his parents, MI
and Mrs R Moseley.
There will be basket picnic at
the lower bridge on Black river
Tuesday, July 5.
Mr. r Moseley's new residence al
Salters is nearing completion. de
expects to move in it during the
early fall, when he will give up farm
ing and retire from business.
Tom Davis (colored), who was ac'
quilted of being accessory to Henry
Davis, who was sentenced to life I'M
prlsonment for murder, has been
given ten Days to leave the State.
Mrs J C Everett went to Bennetts-
Vile on visit last Monday.
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Notice..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
John ID Cooper. Plaintiff.
vs..
Carrie Austin, Defendant,
Judgment.

judgment.
On reading the pleadingS ard tes'l-
mony in this action. due proof OF SET
vice of the summons and complaint
having been made, and the answer adj
mtting the allegations OF the com
plaint, / find that on the 2oth day OF
January. 1901. the plaintiff and de-
f.ndant went through the form OF mar
riage in this State and that at the time
of such marriage the defendant was Il
married woman. beng then the lawful
wife of Richard Austin.
Now. therefore, it is HEREBY ordered
and adjudgeI that the said marriage
between the plaintiff and the defendant
is null and void and of no effect.
JAMES ALDRlCH.
Presiding Judge.
June 30, 1904.
I,BC Whitehead. CLERK OF court OF
Common Pleas and General sessions
of the county and State aforesaid DO
hereby certify that the above Is Il cor
rect copy OF the original record on HE
| in this office.
h, G. WHITEHEAD [ l. 81,
Clerk of Court.
July ), 1901.
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BRUTALLY TORTURED.

A case came to light that for per-
sistent and unmPrciful torture has
pc, haps never been equaled. Joe
Golobirk of C0lusa, Calf, writes.
"For l5 years | endured inSuffarable
pain from Rheumatism and nothing
relieved me, though I'tried every
thing known. | came across Elec-
tric Bitters and it's the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble.
A few bottles Of it completely re-
Iieved and cured me-" Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and
general debility. Only soc. Salts
faction guaranteed by DR. w '
1SFOc kinton, DrG'ge iSt.
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
Charleston, S. c.

Entrance examinations will be
held in the County Court House on
FRIDAY, July s. at 9 a. NJ. One schol-
arship giving free tuition is assigned
to each county of South Carolina.
Board and furnished room in Dor
mitory. so month. All candi-
oates for admission are permitted to
compete for vacant Boyce Scholar
ships, which pay S10G year. For
further information and catalogue
addres HARRISON RANDOLPH,
6-9-4t. President.
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County Medical Association.

Notice is given that on Monday,
Ausgust l. meeting will be held in
the court house, looking TO the or
ganization of County Medical As
ISOLATION. All the physicians in the
county are cordially invited to be
present and take part in the orgam-
zatiOn. 2t
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NO PITY SHOWN.

"Fur years fate was after me con-
tinuouslv" whites F A Gulledge,
Verbena, Ala. ~ had terrible case
of Piles causing tumors. When
all failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me. Equally good for Burns
and all aches and pains. Only 23c,
al DR. w V Brockinton's drug store
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made IS DR.
Kings New Life Pills, These pills
change weakness into strength,
list,essness into energy, hrain-fag
into mental power They're won
derful i'm building up the health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by Dr W
V Brockinton, Druggist.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-30
AROUND THE CITY

Wanted, 5001-g gallon jugs, must
be clean. Chapman & NJ ayteld
We are showing some elegant
STYLES in ladies shirt waists, 15c.
to 50 50.
Cut glass and fine hand paint
ed china IN every imaginable
shape and form. Buder Brothers,
AT Main street.
Grand and dignified hall clocks
eight feet tall, in beautiful wood,
warranted to keep perfect time.
Buder Brothers, AT Main street.
Miss Bessie Bellamy, Of
Friar's Point Miss, is the at
tractive guest of Misses Anna
Leigh and Ozzie Cady at their
home on College street.
Mr.. L. f. Pennington, Of the
Vernon, Ala. section, has &C
cepted position with the firm
of Simon Loeb & Bro, where he
will be pleased to meet and
serve his friends.
Mrs. w. l. Mercy nolds, of
Waco, Texas, and Mrs. Eugene
Stansel, of Memphis, Tenn,
spent several days of last week
IN Columbus, called here by the
illness of their mother, Mrs. w.
P. McReynOlds.
Rev. w. r Dye, who for
many years was rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal church in this
city but who is now stationed at
Sante Fe, New Mexico, was in
the city last Sunday, and con
Quoted services at st. Paul ;
both in the morning and al
night. DR.. Dye was very popu
lar during his residence here
and his former parishioners were
glad of an opportunity to hear
him again.
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Brizendine- Mcdowell.

Mr.. William Lee Brizendine,
of Birmingham, and Miss Sallie
Mae Mcdowell were married at
the home of the bride on College
street at 200 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. The wedding was
very quiet one, the ceremony be-
ing Witnessed only by the relat-
ives and init mate friends of the
contracting parties. The bride is
member of one Of our best
known families, b eng b
daughter of the late Capt. A. J.
Mcdowell. who for many years
was the local agent of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad and who at the
time of his death was mayor of
the city. She is a pretty and at
tractiye young lady and has
many friends and admirers
throughout the city. Mr.. Bril-
endine, who is travelling sales
man for a wholesale house in
Birmingham, is young man of
exemplary character and splen-
did business qualifications and
enjoys the resi- ect and confidence
of his employers and the good
will of large circle of friends
who join THE DISPATCH in ex-
tending to the young couple best
wishes for a long and happy
| married life.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-30

The funeral occurred at the
First Methodist church at 1920
O'Clock Monday morning and was
attended by congregation which
completely filed the spacious
auditorium. Exercises were sus-
pended at Franklin Academy
and the Industrial In~ titute and
College, and the students of both
institutions attended the funeral
in body. The obsequies were
conducted by Rev. Il. w. Lewis,
the pastor of the church, and
short addresses were delivered
by President Kincannon, Of the
Industrial Institute and College,
and Prof. Joe Cook, superinten-
dent of the city school. Both
these men knew Prof Barrow
intimately and both spoke with
much feeling, paying glowing
tribute TO the life ana work OF
the dead man. The floral tributes
were elaborate and beautiful. At
the conclusion of the ceremonies
at the church the interment took
place at Friendship cemetery,
the following gentlemen officiat-
ing as pail bearers: Honorary,
Gen. S. D. Lee, DIR. w. L. Lip
scomb, Col. w. G. Richards,
Col. G. L. Lincoln; active, Dr.
J. w. Lipscomb, DR.. r. S..
Curry, Hon. T. B. Franklin,
Hon. A. A. Kincannon, Mr.. Gid
D. Harris. Mr.. VIM. Fitzpatrick.
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For Sale.

Have you ordered? If not, APP
ply to the Deer Lick Stock and
Poultry Farm for thoroughbred
poultry. w hite Rock S,
Barred Rocks, Buff Rocks. S. L.
Wyandottes, Black Langshans,
Hamburg and Buff Leghorns for
sale at So a pair; cocks and
cockerels, $500 each. Nam
moth Bronze Turkeys. from the
best breeds eggs, $3.50 per 9.
Chicken Eggs, $3.50 per 10.
L. w. PAYNE, Prop,
r. +. D. No. 3,
11-13tf Colum bus, Miss.
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans. Clearwater.
Kan, writes: My husband lay sick
for three months The doctors said
that he had quick consumption. we
procured bottle of Ballard s Hore-
hound Syrup, and it cured him. That
was six years ago. Since then we
have always kept a bottle in the
house. We cannot do without it.
For coughs and colds ithas nc equals.
25c, soc, S1.00. Sold by Johnston &
Game
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-30
For Sale.

When the street cars hit Co
lum bus there will doubtless be
a number of runaway scrapes.
how serious the future will de
velop.I have a well shaped, brown
gelding, 154 hands, sound, six
years old, entirely safe amid
street cars, autos and steam en-
gines, thoroughly city broke. For
price, ETC.. address
j. f. POINDEXTER,
Ravine, Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-30
A Runaway Bicycle.

Termin ated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. b. Orner, Franklin Grove,
H. It developed an ugly ulcer, un-
yielding to doctors and remedies for
four years Then Bucklen : Arnica
Salye cured. It's just as good for
Burns, Scalds. Skin Eruptions and
Piles. 25e, at Chapman & Mavfeld,
Drug Store.