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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
Counter Attack Repulsed.

Counter Attack Repulsed.
eThe forces of the enemy opposing
the left wing of the left wing army at
Chang LiangpO and neighbOrhOod.
where the left column was engaging
them gradually obtained reinforce
ments. and at o'clock in the afternoon
made a counter attack, but they were
successfully repulsed by our left col
umn. The strength Of the enemy Op-
posing the left column was fully fOCc
regiments Of infantry, with ten ba.-
teries OF artillery"
The. report from field headquarters
gOta ON to say:
From Oct 10 to oct a the result
of the continuous fighting has been ia
VOrable in every direction, while the
enemy's strength was always superior
Not only was the enemy defeated, but
he was vigorously pursued by US, our
forces pressing him against the left
bank of the Hun river and inhicupS on
him heavy loss.
Thirty Guns Taken.
The guns captured number over
thirty, and the prisoners taken number
several hundred.
Thus the object Of the enemy mas
been completely frustrated and his Of
fensive movement has ended in final
failure.
The corpses left by the enemy at
different points are too numerous t. he
easily counted.
The enemy's losses cannot be easily
ascertained owing to the continuance
of the fighting. but they must exceed
30. GOO
THE trophies. besides the guns. in
clude an enormous quantity Of ammu-
milton. wagons and rifles. These are
still uncOunted.
The Russian C0rpses left on the field
between Oct. 10 and Oct. Is and buried
by us exceed 1000 in number The
bodies left after the fighting of Oct. II
are very numerous. Our casualties
Oct II and i were fifteen officers
killed, forty-six wounded and 1850 men
killed and wounded. The enemy :le-
feated by the Sien Chuang garrison
Oct 10 appears to have halted al
Pintienshan According to prisoners
captured the Russian force formerly
stationed at Lutao Hotzu lost sixty
killed and wounded. The japanese loss
was three officers and a few men
wounded"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16

Mrs. Cohen will visit Ogden Wednesday
and Morgan Thursdav for the purpose of
organizing women's Democratic clubs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16

"Our duty tc me
promise Of b dTPe1
interest dcma
Iieved Of tho PfhrRlne4 t
government. A colQnt 1rl1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16

4 rally for Democratic women will be
held at the residence of Mrs. HODGES. %
North Sixth West street, Wednesday
evening. The programme will include
speaking. music and light refreshments.
A similar meeting will be held Thursday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Shea,
163 West Third South.
The Lincoln Republican club Of the
Fifth district has arranged for rally in
Labor hall on the evening of Oct. 10. The
meeting viii be addressed by Judge FFick,
J. A Largent and several of the candi-
dates Miss Agatha Berkhoel VIII give
solo during the evening. and the pro-
gramme will be closed by dancing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16

Silver. 55iac pei. ounce
copper teastingl. Use Ger rcrnf.
Lead. in ore. S.5 Ncto ~.
Si-N per 100 pounds IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
Republican Boasts.

'sThe Republican platform asserts that
fifty years ago the Republican party cane
into existence dedicated among other
purposes 10 the great task OF arreSl-.E
the extension of human slavery. Arreat.
ing the extension OF human slavery IoHl
sounds Well but il speaks Of the virtue RI.
another generation. All tue leaders ci
the Republican party of that a4z has
passed away. In their places have cpilc
very different men. We need not Foisri
out that which principally diff1rentlateS
them. IL readily suggests ITSELF bur Ne
viii refer 10 one Of the results " 1rAl
difference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
MANY SAIL
FOR NOR tn
JEFFERSON TAKES a BIC eAR.
CO OF FREIGHT FOR WINTER
SUPPLY

Tho Alaska Steamship company q
steamer Jefferson. Captain Gus
Nord sailed FOR SkaEuay aud
southeastern Alaska ports this
morning The vessel carried 20
passengers aud "A tul cargo 90
freight consisting 81 all kinds of
general merchandise. booked mostly
iuF the Interior eltIts. and il be-
ms shipped In by the klundike and
Iununa merchants. constituting the
advance winter auppllea for the
coming closed season.
" u GroaH. a merchant Of Fair.
banks. Is taking Ia one If the larF
est shipments of liquor that has
been shipped into the Tauaua this
summer he Is taking In % tons
81 various wines and WhiakYa. j
T. Carlisle. one OF the heavy on
orators 81 the Tuuuua country went
north ou the jefferson lie iH TAX
Ing in numerous shipments of sup
plies aud machinery Tor the deYrls
opmeut 81 his claims.
The apfluE cleanup 81 claim 80
4 on uurrow creek. which ia be-
Ing operated by Mr. Carlisle.
amounted 60 $4,000. and Carlisle
stated Just before leaving this
morning that be- expected O. set
fully $4,000 more out Of the glnim
this winter Airs " u kinE
Va hose husband also has a number
81 paving claims In the Tanana
district. left on the vessel this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

morning She intends to spend the
winter With her husband
Frank BURNS. superintendent OF
the Alaska Steamship company az.
tnmpauird by hiH brother. Albert
burns. Of the Oregon Railroad a
Navigation company are making n
pleasure trip tu Southeastern
Alasta and return MlHH aadie Gaa.
we'll owner and manager uf the
skurVny telephone aYHtcm who haH
been iu the city attending her
brother. T. q GuHwtll. whose death
occurred "A few days nru. Is return.
iuE Ia tale up the autlva 81 man.
aErr pf the telephone company.
Miss CaHWrll b but % years of age,
and h the yuunRcnt female owner
and manager Of any telephone HyH-
tenn In the world
Miss CnHWrll. while her brother
was acting manager af the com.
panY. ouleiated az hello girl aud
knows the business thorouFhly O
~ Ogden. "A stewart river mining
operator. also went north The
Jefferson In all took 200 tons Of
freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
Hot Fight i'm
Mormon State
dnr aerIpps Nov. Aa.nl

SALT LAKE. Utah. AUG Is
one OF the warmeHt republican
state conventions In the history of
the state h being held to-day The
interest geutor nu the nomination
for governor Governor Wella seeks
a third term. aud John O. cutler u
the smuot faction. and James r.
Hammond are compromises Cnudi-
dates n laohH like Cutler Tho
Geutlira are working hard for
Wells All three candidates are
MormonH.
Stylish woaleua. Herald. 1929 "a 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
ALL RECORDS ARE BROKEN

day 81 infants sat up and Kicked
their heels Klcofuly aud croWrd OF
cried. while the camera man manip.
ulatcd his onc-eyed machine. aud
on Friday the number SCARED to p.
Mr. llcrplek Saws the baby bust
ness has got GO stop Tie ia threat
eued with utter collapse aud SAYS
unless The star calls it's baby pie
turc offbr eff pretty soon. he viii
be billing aud cooling and bowlluE
for a rattlcsboN in "a padded cell At
steilaeoom.
For the past five weeks NJ Her
rlgk haa been receiving little ones
and their proud mothers on Thurs
DAYS and FRIDAYS az bis studio. and
be Is willing 90 call lt draw nov
and haul down his eo'ura The
babies are coming too thick and
fast. he SAYS. and be has got 90 80
away somewhere iu the woods.
here he can set back bis eompoa
ure and forget the sound OF infauz
tile guFElea and walls
out Of consideration FOR The dea
psrate straits and the heartreniiuE
ulcadlugs ~ the photographer The
star has decided Go cless is offer
a. mothers within the next I've
weeks. and al mothers who wish 70
take advantage of the offer and Sc
cure a frce photograph n their
vounz hopefuls should lose no time.
bat marshal thelf infantile forces
80 as to set tn nc the last sllting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

EAT HACHIFICE PRICES TOR
HE MARKET rs Low.
POUND PAPER-BOx Of excellent
Paper, 80 sheets aud so envel-
opes. Friday only ......a..1so
PLAYING cARDs-Finest quail
~. 25c style. Friday only lso
PLAYING CARDS. Second quail
" Only ssstttftssfts.ss DC
WIRE CARD RACKs-Will hold
30 business cards or photo
graphs, only ......s........Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

To-day Is photographer llcrplek's
busy day. It's baby day at the
Marion street camera headquarters,
and the little bird aud an Mr.. Her
rlck's assistants are working over
time Last Thursday and Friday
the Herpitk studio h7oEe TIE RECORD
en- baby photographs. Gu Thurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

AI.l.-WOOL CLAY w0RSTEDS-
3s-inch width. IN shades blue.
card brown and green. well
adapted for school wear. I'd soc
AtlrWOOL BLACK plERnA
DRESS GOODS g6=iuch wide.
value soc. Friday price -. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

plate In plain gold and fancy
stone settings. all now designs
20 choose from; worth regular
IL zoe per set Sale price Toe
Sl25 JEWELRY FOR 25c-A
new lot Of Stick Pins. brooches
and BELT Pins. oil styles to Sc
leet from. In plain and fancy
settings very finest quality "a
karat. gold plated. worth reg
up 20 81 20 each. sale price zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
Books and Stationery

SOME RARE BARGAINS. CIR
FRIDAY ONLY. BUY WHILE I
BooKs-300 odds and ends IN the
Book line, valued up 10 soc
each. without reserve. Friday
only, each st.s..ss.s...s...l loo
PICTURES-200 3-Panel Pictures.
bathing girls. dancing girls. etc.
worth 39c up 10 soc. Friday
only. each .................1s o
WRITING PAPER SPECIALS
Fine correspondence Paper, 35c
quality. Friday only Roc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

coupon entities the holder free atnEa Tor
child under six Of also one FREQ photoEph Ihed
this nt
the hours Of
/ a m and 2.S0 r. Thursdays or Fridays
that the parents 81 the child whose
10 subscribers Of The
Star. This otfor IL good 60 all rev subscribers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

The steamer Mcreef excursion
around Mercer island daily leaving
isschi park n a. "a and rs =. m .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
Jewelry Special

WOMEN'S or MISSES WAIST
PIN SETS The most useful aud
fashionable waist necessities.
three and four piece sets. you
can choose from gilt. Roman
gold oxidlzcd. turquoise and
pearls. spring or hinged pins;
worth regularly 6ec Tor set. Sale
price. choice go. ....... 2Bo
BEAUTY PIN SETS Three pins
TO the set. "a karat rolled gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
Children'S Refer Jackets
At Nea rly Half Price

Item u q money saver
CHILDHENs REFER JACK
Made Of pressed flannel.
sizes 3 10 8 fears. colors red.
blue and tan, collar and cuffs
trimmed with ten rows Of white
eoutache braid. regular price
1875 Sale price .......... zoe
CHILDREN's REFER JACK
ETS-Of light weight koraey.
eolors brown. royal and red.
with pointed collar and stoles.
very prettlly trimmed with
white soutaehe braid. Sizes 3
10 years. regular price 300
Sale price ESQ.,. ..t.t..s..tA l-2b
CHfLDRENs REFER JACK
ETS-Of light weight kersey.
made double breasted. four
white pearl buttons. large collar
trimmed with = -lnch band Of
white satin and five rows of
aoutache braid. sizes 3 10 6
years. colora red and tan. reg
ular price 1915. Sale price. -.
-. ssts. .tt., t...s.s.t$l.bo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

AI.I-W0OI MELTON CIOTH-
6A-inch width. In notified shades
Of brown aud grey, suitable for
unlined garments; value 300
yard. Friday price .,-...., Toe
BLACK ALPACA=sS-iueh vide.
value SIC I'd. Friday price 2be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

lihl - Sue sssts4sstt++.s oNc
WYETHs BEEF. IRON AND
WINE - Purely a tonic aud
blood builder. regular price
fiQo. our price ............75o
NAIL BRUsHEs-Best Bristol.
regular 25c. today .........Ige
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
A Gigantic Hosiery Cleanup
Drugs and Toilet Articles

Kinks FINE TOILET SOAP
30 per cent glyeerlne or witch
hazel
alhkif CAKE sssHssrfstFts Ae
I uuAth IN hoh sassssssf.sss auc
SOZOUONT-For the teeth, FRA
grant and antiaeptic-
Small size ..................
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

CHILDREN's REFER JACK
ETs- Made Of pressed flannel.
double breasted. large sailor col
lar. trimmed with four rows Of
soutarha braid. colora cadet. red
and tan sizes 10 8 years reg
ular price $50 Sale price ose
CHtLDREN's REFER JACK
ETs-Of light weight kersoy.
made double breasted. four
fancy buttons. fancy collar. with
three rows Of silk stitching aud
two rows Of white aoutache
braid. wide cuff on sleeve. sizes
to years, colora cadet and
red. regular price $500 Sale
price saa4 ssss.tss4s...rs Hk,ob
CHiLDREN'S REFER JACK
ETs-Of light weight kerscy.
made military style. collar and
cuffs trimmed with four rows
OF gilt braid, allk embroidered
shield on collar and sleeve. color
royal only. regular price fi50.
Sale price .... ...,a....s 2.O5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
Domestic Bargains

PILLOW CASES-A good strong
ready made hlcached Pillow
Case. size i2x36. deep hem. reg
value i2Ic Friday .....4.. &C
BLEACHED PILLOW MUSLIN
t5-in.. soft finish. rex value
i2iar yard. Friday. yard 49,. ae
TABLE LINEN =5s-in. wide. fine
durable quality. reg. value csc
friday -st. So ..t.ss.ts.ss ave
A good heavy bleached Damask 2
der. 2 yards wide by pa yards
gay s..sssssssss.. ssr..sss..ss#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

MEMS SATIN CALF. MEDIUM
TOE. SINGLE SOLE. WALK
ING SHOE. good value AZ g %
Sale price .s.. .s... ....k l.oo
LADIES' PATENT LEATHER
LACE SHOES. mat top, light
weight sole. high cuncave heel
A flne dreasy shoe. formerly
sold at s25e. Reduced for this
sale to 49,. s.....s......Sl .s0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

LITTLE GENTS SATIN CALF
LACE SHOES. heavy Holes
spring heels. A good sh0a for
school. have been regularly
sold FOR 81 90. Reduced for this
day only 10 ............. soc
FANCY LACE AND
BUTTON SHOES. sizes 3 90 5
hand turned aoles. tips and plain
toes. formerly sold for 400
Reduced to -. .......... zoe
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
For Sale.
For Sale.
Winter oats for seed or feed.
-, Also baled oat straw. -.
Inquire at S'PRlSE STORE
Or telephone. Citizens phone No 1872
WIN. GILBRETH.
WIN. GILBRETn.

We have Just issued from our Job
Department very attractively gotten
up folder for Lawrencebure College,
giving some features of the work of our
excellent school for the coming year.
Anyone interested can get one of these
folders by applying to Prof. Rancke or
by calling at this Office.
0. L. Faust, the southern representa-
tive of H. G. Corns Lumber Company
Detroit, Michigan, has given us large
order for job work, which we appreciate,
Mr.. Faust is Of prominent Middle
Tennessee family, several of whom are
personal friends Of the Editor, and we
were glad indeed to meet and know
him.
One night last week robbers entered
house belonging to Tom Pruitt at Prui
ton Ala, blowing open the safe and
taking tlercfrom about $3.50. in money
and all the notes valuable papers, books
etc. " Davidson was called to the
scene with his dogs aud trailed the par
ties about mile into the woods to
where they got on their horses.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Card Of Thanks.

/ take this method of thanking the
officers and directors Of the First
National Bank for their liberal contri-
button of $50 to the members of the
Fire Company for our work on the
might of Aug. IL. also wish to thank
those who are contributing to the list
started by Schade Bros, for the same
purpose. This is the first recognition Of
our work we have received from any
one since the company's organization
two years ago, but instead have been
scorned and jeered by many. Again
thanking all, l am Respt. yours,
l.. r. GUM, Fire Chief.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Violent attack OF Diarrhoea
Cured. Life perhaps saved.

"a short .:me ago was taken with
a violent attack Of diarrhoca and be-
lieye would have died i'll had not got,
ton relief" says Jno J Patton, a leading
citizen of Patton Ala. "a friend reco-
mended Chamberloin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy. bought l bot,
tie and after taking three doses Of it was
entirely well. | consider it the best rem
dy in the world for bowel complnints.
For sale by Freemon Bros
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Taken With Cramps.

VIM kirmse, a member Of the bridge
gang working near Littleport was taken
suddenly i'll Thursday night with cram
ps and cholera. His case was so severe
that he had to have the members OF the
crew wait upon him and Mr. Clifford
was consulted. He told them he had q
medicine in the form of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera 4 Diarrhoea Remedy he
thought would help him ont and accor'
dinghy several doses we're administered
with the result that the man was able tC
be around the next day. The incident
speaks quite highly for Mr. Giffor3s med
icines.- Elkader, iowa Argus. This rem
edy never fails. Keep it in your home
it may save life. For sale by FreemoI
! BsOs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Yours truly
CHAs. C. ScHADE

b. NJ. Childs, Of the progressive firm
of Lockwood & Childs has very Pc
culiar stone. 1t is small about the
size of ones thumb, and has the porous
appearance usually ascribed to mad
stone. i II was found in the solid meat
Of a hogs shoulder and there was no
mark or scar to show how it got there,
indicating that it was formed in the
meat.
The Ell Fresco Entertainment given,
in the beautiful lawn of Mrs. nj. S. Nc
Dougal, by the ladies Of the Southern
Methodist Church, on last Monday
night was quite success in spite Of
bad weather and other drawbacks. The
refreshments were reserved with that irresis
table charm so characteristic of South
ern womanliness and Notwithstanding
the fact that rain dispersed the crowd
before ten o'clock, the ices were all solo
and the neat sum of about twenty five
dollars taken in to be applied to thu
-needs of the church. Music by Misse
Springer, Locke, thurman and other
was distinctively enjoyable feature,
1
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
HenryvilIe.

1t does seem most distressing bad
That Henryville is up to the latest fad,
OF snakes in cabbage you know,
Which seems everywhere all the go.
Very like the fellows of his kind,
Ours was evasive and hard to find,
Was discovered after being cooked,
Having previously been overlooked.
Of this specimen we were very proud,
And it was shown to q curious crowd,
Who squinted at it left and right
With bated brath and sharpened sight.
A glass was used to-magnify
His serpent graces and deadly eye,
Many turned away with fear and dread,
OF this small object already dead,
Shuddering at this unsavory dish.
That was truly neither fowl or fish.
While most were in this way impressed
Others to holder beliefs confessed,
And two of the drawer straightway there
Partook of this uninviting fare,
Chewed it fine and swallowed it down,
Without a grimace or frown,
Nor the least discomfort did they feel
From this strange and peculiar meal.
In spite of such bravery and show,
They only proved one fact we know,
That some snakes are with poison made
While of others we needn't be afraid;
But I'll refrain with a "no thank you,
When "snakes on cabbage" is the menu
A. A. Patterson went to Franklin
Monday, accompanied by his son Ashb,
who will attend Battle Ground Acade
my at that place the ensuing schoo
year.
Saturday q inst will be gala da,
for this place as the Blue and Gray vii
hold their annual reunion.
II. NJ. Cliff was bitten by a dog sup
posed to have had hydrophobia recentl.
He has gone to Nashville for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Shields hav
| just returned from visit to Sheffield
Ala, also Misses Carrie Fulks an
Bethel Barnes.
Capt. Skillman has quite numbc
of summer boarders. xa.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
DR.. }. B. McMackin,
Eye, Ear, Throat and Muse Specialist,
WAYLAND SPRINGS, TENNESSEE.
AT Lawrenceburg, August rs & Is

Let us have Democratic club in
every district in Lawrence County, aud
let every club have a full representa-
ton in the Frazier Rally on September
16.
Herbert Starnes, travelling salesman
for Morgan and Wright of Chicago is
spending part of his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs D, w. Starnes of
this city.
Lawrence County has now fifteen
votes in convention. II the Democrats
hope to increase, or even hold this vote,
they must organize. Let every district
start club
Miss Claude Stockard of Napier
came Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives and friends before going to
Delrose Tenn, where she will teach
music the coming term.
FL w. Burch of Linden, Tennessee
was in town on business last week.
While here he made this Office an APP
| preciated visit, placing his name on our
Honorable Order of Paid-ups."
Z. A. Norton one Of the substantial
citizens of that substantial little city,
Pleasant Point was in town Saturday
and paid the yearly dues of the Demo.
Gratis good literature club, for which he
has our thanks.
L. Nj Bell, a leading lumber man OIL
: this section has placed a nice order fol
, stationery with us. We have the bes
equipped job Office in this part Of tn,
, state, and are gratiGed at the splendi,
e patronage given us.
4 Our good friend W G. North, of th
suburbs, paid us a dollar on snbscrip
$ ton last week. thus aiding material.
+ the solution of the proverbial news
paper problem:-"What's a Teller goin
ter do these hard times, eff he's bust
edg
Miss Ora Newton has our thanks 70
an order for printing given this wecb
, Miss Newton who is one Of Lawrence
burgs most talented and deservin
young ladies, is teaching successfr
school at the Choate's Greek Schoo
) house,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Pinkney.
SUN FLOWER.

CbN w fhs
I thought l would give You few
items as this is my first letter l do not
know hardly how to start it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Iuys visited their
son Jim Will Hugs Saturday and Sun
day.
w. S. Martin and family will leave
the first of the month for Ala. where
they will make their home for a while.
Miss Anna Flippo visited Mrs. N. NJ.
Anthony Sunday.
w. S. Martin and family .visitsd
West Point friends Sunday.
Miss Roxie Corcoran attended Sun
AZ School a. West Point Sunday.
Mrs. n. NJ. Anthony and little sol
and Miss Roxie Corcoran visited Mrs
Martin Sunday,
n. NJ. Anthony seems to be doinI
good business on the mail route.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
Some Soda slightly damaged by water
will be sold 8 packs for l0c at
N. B, SIMMs g. SoNs

N. b. SIMMs & Sons.
For SALE CnEAP-A coed 4x5 dry
plate Camera, complete instructions for
finishing, etc. Call at Gums Gallery.
l find nothing betterfor liver derange-
ment and constipation than Chamber
aims Stomach ond Liver Tablets. For
sale by Frcemon Bros.
II. NJ. Cliff of Henryville was in
town last week on his way to Nashville
for treatment for dog-bite. He feared
that the dog had hydrophobia.
We thank our friends and customer,
I for past patronage and solicit con
tinuation Of the same.
NIB, SIMMs & Sons.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-08-26
End of bitter Fight.

1.-TWO physicians had a long stubborn
fight with an absess on my right lung"
writes j. Hughes of Dupont Ga. "and
gave me up, every body thought my
time had come. As last resort / tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. The benefit received was strik.
ing and / was on my feet in few days
Now I've, entirely regained my health
1t conquers all coughs, colds, sore threat
and lung trouble Guaranteed by Gal
laher & Shacklett. Price SOC and $l.0(
Trial bottles free.