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marry Is said to be the Princess Clemen-
tine. daughter OF Paulo, Princess &c
Mot ternich- Sander IA \
DIVORCE OBTAINED q.
BY COAL-H0LE@ ROUTE
Especial to The Times Dispatcll)

Y KANSAS CITY. MO-, Jan. 15.-.Loc kinng
the doors and forcing tho HUSBAND to
enter his home through the coal noe t3 a ~
grounds for divorce, according 70 the
Courts hero. which to-day granted Samuel
Frazier, millwrlght, q divorce, FRA IRA:
zlor testified that while he was :, 2 cand IL
dated for mayor OF M9orel'ead M iaht y. on na
tina. on returning homo lie was ma bic to
get in except through 10 coal hole.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
SELECTION
0 Continued From First Page.)
Continued From First PaGe,o

5axhibit at the exposition. After nearing
Mr. alurrell, the board adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
.'Resolved That the Virginia Commis-
sioners TO the St. Louis Exposition De
requested TO appropriate 500 for an eou-
catloral exhibit. and that the commission
ers be requested to apply for space IN the
educa tiousl building, preferably, OF III
the State building, or in both.
Various matters of a routine nature NJ
connection with the government OF the
schools were considered and disposed oil.
The board concluded its business ana
adjourned late in the evening.
Every Member There.
Every member Of the board was pres
emit. as follows: Governor Montague, At
Il 1orney-Geueral Anderson. Superintendent
Southau: Dr.. G. W. Kent, OF the UnNer-
sity OF virginia., Superintendent w. a.
$5 BoTles, OF the FirgniA School Tor the
Deaf and the Blind. DR.. Lyon G. Tyler.
president of the College Of William and
Mary; City Superintendent Of Schools
n ID. c. Glass, OF Lynchburg, and County
Superintendent John T. West. of Nor
4 folk county.
81 REPRESENTATIVES Of all the leading school
book publishing houses Of the State were
& in the city, awaiting developments OF the
meeting and keeping in touch with the
\ board The county and city boards VIII
4 have the final award OF the DOOR con
tracts, and 1t Is to them that the agents
8fof the publishing houses shall presen'
+ the claims Of their publications.
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~ Nrnn Yo,I no SAVE MoNEY-sEA-
4 o sSI s5.as. Phone 1850. :, A. j. B61ssEAU.
Linden aud Beverly Streets ia III 8sI y5G a55
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BY AtPHYs1C1AN# OF SEVERAL
h years successful practice. a good location Or!
y Interest In N growing drug business. ADJ
dress PHYSICIAN, caro- this Office. Il
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IF you WANT a STOVE THAT HEATS 90
TO JTRCEN:s' FURNITURE STORE. 1924
East Bro'l1 Street at "a 5l III 35583 l u TWILL
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ron THE LADIES DRESSING ROOM OR
1fhoudctr the Gibson Girl y Just the thing Tor
4 the wall decoration. JNO. H. ASHLEY.
North Seventh Street 5t IL 81 Hill
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NE ETlNGS.

nT,1r = I:c;u1,AR ANNUAL MEETING or
Etock holders sS7S LIFE a35 IN UHAISCE COM
TANY OF ylHGiMA WI Ho o 81 neg Il a hro 5na
Street. in the citysof Richmond, at y o clock
y M.,TWE On EsDAY, January n 1904.
SIX W. L. #. ROBERTSON, Secretary. n
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS sMEETINQ,.
meeting & 1 rs stgesh1!a Con-
PANY viii be held at the office OF the Com.
The ee,nsr q R Sn.s fha VA man
TIiIITiiIRSpAY, the 2Sth day OF January; 1871.
p At hthse. mettt u e. n tra aa
unted' stems will be taken Con. the RECON-.
Board ef Dpeet6R IT, sH naHs
se e an,anded as to limit and Ak tn capital
Stock Two tIndres e. TnSInsbana now
s pWldH's ~ ~. - A ROBEIaI LECItY.EJr
sueo' Secretary.
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I,IIIl7I IN NI9 ~
WANTED.

WANTED ONE SECONDHAND sTURTE-
want forced draft hot MIR blower and In Stea
price. r. q. HIT, Hotel Garland. South
Boston. Va. 3atS N *Ssii, %
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EoR sAIEA WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER.
almost new cost 500; will sell for $40 cash
or SlS on tirne-s5 per month. Address SALE.
care this office ~ ~ ifWslf5t5 = II
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MoORE,s ANTIQUEs-AE GREAT j, G. Lice
Z ton: 1917 -1o1s scninles street Manchester.
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M EcTRIC MOTORS. DfNAMOS. STORAGE
: Ratieries Electric Wiring und Telephones In.
y stalled. GEO w. EUkER CO.. Is N. Seventh
. Street. Ill
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pERsoNALs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY Given, THAT II , T nS
eHEeistrE ~" L. PEYToN and ROBERT E n.
the ar nss 81 81 Fife FIFE
ri, 1.OWtiATAN HOTEL. 1T Richmolid, W..
5 day dssnlysa r pHs'nSh o
nlone Is authorized To receive money due tna
arm and who Will pay Al debts Y, due >, oy ~,
GEO, Il. PEYTO NJ Agent. Richmond, Wa
b January II, 1904 .9 II t5
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FOR SALE.

FOR asALE-NIcE LITTLE FARM, ABOUT
nine miles west Of Richmond: c. n ain ~
n mere part In wood, balance goou trucking
land; good building: WELL spin a sI1
branch; would trade for city prspert!; e1t
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MATCHES AND
GET SQUARES
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LOST AND FOUND.

3A LOST AND FOUND.
lLosT-POCKETDoul CONTAINING, ], s A. r.,
amount OF money md some 9a ~ fsu;,rth and
& swnf s In The ss s oR SSFGB eu The
vi tire, and receive suitable r reward.
iosT--BRlNpLE BULL TERRIER, , TEN
S.ss Rs Snf I'LL az frGs II wes sa5
HELP WANTED-Male.
49, ...-..-.--.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
$40 to 500 monthly In spare Time esd fnr
sF Ter nsvsSSRSsSf; nFfss sSsb
CATE, Lockport N. \.
SEVERAL. PERSONS or CHARACTER AND
good reputation In cncn stat. 10 reprahs ssi.
and advertise ola cstanlish1d ,o weny al
ssloo weekly with expense, adat 9nat ra an
nnhr in eas direct zach Wednesffay nl lrus
when necessary; references Enclose seI M nu-
dressed envelope COLONIAL CO., &S4 Dear
born Street, Chicago
% ]. earning - per week. Address s G. II.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED NoN-uN1oN7. .
glass Jewellers, lead g!a.iers 4 nm cutter rs;
pnt glass: good wages and steady employ.
nsnt f9r comsten, re1aSei men ga hryson
Blk. Los Angeles, Cal.
---------
WANTED MEN no LEARN BARBER
trade; new systetll eight weeks ayeragee
time: wages Saturdays; tools donatsd, ~
to SIS weekly guaranteed ,wheh tn1ousn'
iogiie. MOLER;S 5BARBI1R COLLEGE, New
York city.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED TRAVELlNG
salesman. Address GIN
CO., Wholesale C0nfectioners huntington,
. - . + / 3 =
WANTED, 4 STATIONARY "a ENC LNEER 3
one who can keep up his engln steady WorK
and good pay. Apply ll22 BainbridEo, Street, 4
Manchester, $3.50. Saturday night. l
wANrED, Roy 70 MARX PRICE CARDS:
must have some experience and bring sasi,
pie OF his work. Apply to MANAGEtS,#
Miller g. Rhouds
WANTED. a SALESMAN FOR MERCHANT
tailoring, 10 have some knowledge OF tho
business; state salary expected and expert
Z ence. Address b. T., care this office,
YOUNG MAN TO WORK AT ENGRAVING
with engraver in jcwclry st5re: chance to
learn high-pald trade and set gooI salary.
Address SJEWELER,S care this office
HELP WANTED-Female.
WHITE GIRLS WANTED AT JEFF ERSON
Laundry; also one for office work. Apply at
10 A. NJ TODAY, 80 N. Seventh Street
WANTED A HOUSE GIRL WHO UNDER
stands the telephone Apply 11e ~ Franklin
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

CuITnIAINs -CH1LBLAINsg RELIvED BY
oPGniNs'. CHI. BLAlNB LOTION. CSC, oot.
ia. 200 East Marshall. ts III
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/ BANKRUPT Y NOTlcHS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THU
4l1 UNITED STATES 8FON STHId EAST
ERN 5DtSTRfCTHOF VIRGINIA.
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4 VIE Richmond Va, Jan. y, 1904.
MN, pEcI,I,ARi ANNUAL MEETING OF
tMiNERAL,NNATER COMPANY WI! pc h b.
tntChnse City Va on WEDNESDAY, jan
,inry ~ 1909. at o'clock T; n.
-. -. : - M John GAMBLER, Secretary.
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r,t,AppED HANDS AND LIPS MADE SQsT
and smooth: ROBINS soOitlS1 HH'-A'
rs nd soc. ~r-y Vs.
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! ANTIQUES.

cA11, AND BE coNV1NCED-A FINE COL.
lection Of original Antiques at low prices, l.
N.SARNAI41.I 31s Brook Avenue.
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1p ,c1Nr;.s HAIR REsTORER: CURES.
diseased scalps makes hair gEow and Keeps cps
II soft and smooth. A. H. ROBINS, w Lust
Marshall. @
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THD MopERN DEVIL. "A NEW BOOB, by
ney Ncnnh chambcfr saon iihhs n f 9peR
u nrd The rood This book is beir- introduced
here now and should BIO read by every one.
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THE NEWEST THING IN RICHMOND
TOMBSTONE ~ Up-to-Date Quick Lunch
Counter; try It once: everything 70 eat
served quick and clean; S. Tenth street
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WANTED, "A HOUSE GIRL WHO UNDER
stands the telephone. Apply 11e p. Franklin
Street. l..asF5 ast51s E
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}----7' Richmond, Va, jan. 0, 1904 If
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE Ic cSTEGks
4 hm I3iIqReNS1p COMPANY is hereby called 40
4. be held iii the of1ices of the Company Room
Of Richmond. Va, TUESDAY, January 26th.
: llsGh;c a. Il z NJ PASSENGER AND POWER
''rtoMPANY Iowner OF more than one-tenth
1l-lOJ OF tho capital stock OF the New NJ
'"'" BY i IT, SlTTERD ING, President
Attest: YIN Northrop, Assistant Secretary
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HELP WANTED--Fernale.

WHITE GIRLS WANTED AT JEFFERSON
Laundry; also one for office work. Apply at
10 A. N. TODAY, 80 N. Seventh Street.
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+ 5r,I,C,TRIc DOOR BELLS BURGLAR
Ia Alnrms,g Annunclntors. Telephones and ign
E. and mower wires installed and guaranteed
}eJOHNsTON & CO.. South Seventh street
b4 Phone 4746 li{ y sf a4 Eli
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use TEE-DEE WANT ADS AND YOU Will SOON
WONDER AT THE INCREASE IN YOUR BUSINESS
BOARDING.

,O5 =, LIT HANDSOME n Il ROOMS.
With or. Without board. LENNON ao1o =.
Marshall. i55 II 43
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40 93To THE QUICK SERVICE LUNCH
4 room II you arc In II hurry; everything up
to.dnto and Va clean. OHNSI ON'S. South
! Tenth. .
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FOR sALE-REsTAURANT. SODA FoUN-
: tain room furniture; l70S q. FRANKLIN street.
First honest price offer-d will sell.
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FOR sAIE-AN ELECTh1GAL# INVENTION
: ~ sprrnt value: big demand; q fortune for any
one with a few thousand dollars Address
ELECTRIC, care this office. if &
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w ANTED- 70 SELL GROCERY; BUSINESS
: m "a count OF wanting to ave city;
Z fresh stock. Call 7 and see; Will SOIL cheap
= 9oo West Broad street gi si2t's5 3
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELL1GEN PERSON MAY EARN
$40 TO 800 monthly in spare time eor sesa for
Ing for newspaR.ssrsi t rs sanfaRsEss sYNbi.
CATE, Lockport N. Y.
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ron EsAI,E-gAR LOCK TYPEWRITER. IN
: good order: must sell on account change or
business; $35 cash. Address CASH. this Of
nce. isae5#is5 L.. ----
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s,o m SAVED BY BUYING A ELKHART.
Ind Ind. Simpson Computing Scale from NJ. b.
BRtjNK Mohea, Va.
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;. r,r0 orr pR1cEs. DOLLARS SAVED: .NOT
cnn, = any kind OF signs. See III E SOUTH:
ERE ADV SIGN CO.. 1872 Z. Main. Phone
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THE GIBSON GIRL ON WALL PAPER; IT
"a lust the thing for the bachelors room.
mo. II. ASHLEY, North Seventh Stfee:
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ROOMS no RENT no 'rttlslDE NICE qEN.
: tlenien at Mo- 9o4 yTurpin Street. MrA LUN-
FORD, DO4 sTurpin9 Street, city. x I Il h, 4
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR ,Rt,NT-sp 1nAL NICE ,i! = q Ms o f
Leigh street between Ninth q. ana Ien 1 -
tress r. Nj, rnre this Office. .tfSf lHF
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-cHICAGO THEATRE
+ fire, thrilingly told by survivors; big book;
only slao full q os s,art4inE ,lus o,S o. heart,
rpnding scenes; 600 tOo VIII be SOLO agents
10 cents Cor outfit MONARCH BOOK CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa
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/ HAVE THE q BsoN GIRL IN sEvERAL
oolors for the wall. JNO. ~ sASILf31 \, , -.
& Sovcnt h st rect. N.Y. yig$
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
DESPERATE.
= Negro attempts to sii6ot !
officer Davidson and loses his
gun and is shot in return.

Sheriff Wisdom and Deputy David
son were out East OF town Monday on
business when rather exciting inci-
dent occurred. A negro had escaped
from the officers ut Pulaski Saturday
night and the authorities here were no
tined of the escape and while David
son was about three miles from town he
came upon negro in the road but on
nearing him he was sure that he was
not the man wanted, but the negro cv-
identity thinking he WAS caught, drew
bis gun u large cap and ball army pis-
tol) and snapped it in the officers breast
but she failed to fire and at about the
same time Davidson brought his gun
into play, shooting the negro in the
left shoulder, causing him to-. drop his
gun and fall at the same time begging
the officer not to shoot him again, He
complied with the request. and as he
stopped TO pick up the negros gun the
crimipal placed his good arm on the
fence, bounced over and was off in a
moment.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
Administrator Notice.
To Tie Creditors Of the es.
tate of Tom Blair


The.insoIveacy Of the estate Of Thorn
ny Blair decd having been suggested to
the ;Cfsrk Of the
G. Court of Lawrence County Tenn.
N0sfo. thereby given as required by
said Clerk to all persons having claims
against sid estate to present and file
the same With the Clerk Of said Court at
his office iu Lawrenceburg Tenn. au-
thensicxted ~ required BY law on or a.
gainst Wednesday the 2sth day Of Dec.
1904, or be forever barred. This June
~, 1904. john BLAIR Administrator.
Ton BLAIR Deceased.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22

9. n Crawford and wife left FOR Par !
Tim. Wednesday
DdFa july IL 1854, ID het home a.
West Point fshh,, 4hkf MIA sprinaer,
lass eBtut Is yeans she wss tie daught f
NE: trdssIrsuIas.. 4. Springer of ,tlnt
niece was buried Monday" Mi =
springer Was a most foatBle yoant.
woman and leaves marry many ,4fiiends
to mottfh her loss -
Mesaathss Harvey, SPENCE; tfinsley,
!. W. Garrett, Stockstd, Misses Locke,
lianroske, jones' chsstaine; Harvey,
and little Miss Garrett, speht TSssday
at hite Spring about s miles East Of
town. A papal lie lunch was carried along
md the party reports a very pleasant
aay. -. -
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
Gibbs & Below.
BRUTALITY TORTURED.

A case came 10 light thatfor persistent
sed uumerciful torture has perhaps
never ben equslled. Joe Golobick Of
Coiusa, Calf, writes. ''For 10 years
endured insuficfable pain from Rheu-
niStism and nothing relieved me though
tyied everything known. came across
Electric Bitters and it'sthe greatest me-
lieine on earth for that trouble. A few
bottles Of it completely relieved aud
cured me-" Just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debility
Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed b,
GALLAmER a SHAcKLETT.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22

y. W. Boger Of Nashville Mgr ni
State Endowment Rank, Knights Of
"yslfias was hs',hNNciis sAaundab and
Tas ,k,ss' -, -.
Mr.' aid Sfrss.M T. t4msS6ssviaynes,
oro'and X. C.sspfingef of Fortyeiga,
.ttcndesi ne funeraf ofsfr A. F.Springer
, last week. -'a y :.
@. r. Hughes Of, Columbia came
Town Sunday to accompany w. Il Kine
% Waynesboro where they will attend
court this week.
Miss Tommie Slag,e is visiting friend.
1t Centreville, and fiSlR reports in the
Nashville papers, she is being royalty
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnentt cone down from
Nashville Friday ON their way to West
Point where they win make their home,
Mrs. Arnett wastrecently Miss Charpell
Welch Of West Point.
7. T. Stephenson Of Dunn stopped in
to see us Saturday, renewing his snb-
scription for while longer. Mr..
Stephenson reports better crops in his
section this year than they have had in
some time. =
Baseball in Lawrenceburg seems to
have taken new life. Several new men
are seen on the diamond and first base
men, J. H. Gibbs, alias Fatty Felix
max red hot member, especially after
chasing around the diamond afew' times.
Mrs. Harry Parkes entertained num-
Der of friends at dinner on Friday OF
asst week, in honor other little daughter
Mildred, it being her End anniversary,
IN elaborate menu was served consisting
If several courses.
Miss Tommie Slaglc, of Lawrence
burg, was the honoree Of lawn party
given by Misses Lille and Allie Burch.
! rd.-Miss Mynne Harrison Craig en-
ertaired IN honor of her guest, Miss
rommie Slagle, of Lawrenceburg.-
American.
Will King received quite a painful
log bite Tuesday afternoon. He entered
/ Mr.. Stribling's yard, next door to Mr.
King aud the dog proceeded to bite him.
producing rather ugly wound just
above the ankle, however it is not con,
sidered dangerous.
JIG. Springer and family had the
pleasure OF entertaining at their HON,
IN North Military Street last Thursda,
night, Mr.. Springer's eight brothers an,
listers with their families, numbering il
Ill twenty-five, and ON the followin,
lay took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. I
). Springer after which they left on tn
,vening train.
The garbage wagon" started Mon
lay and it is hoped that men will keel
'arrels around their places to put trasl
n without being forced to do so, an
it seems that we should be neat ell
ugh to place the stuff where it can b.
! asily handled when the city council
is kind enough to take it away.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.

Id.
'1wonld cough nearly all night long y
writes Mn Chss. Apologize, of Alex
andfis, Ind, sand could hardly get any
sleep. / had consumption 80 bad that
If I walked o block l would cough
frightfully and spit blood, bat when
all other medicines failed, three $l.o
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me and l gained 90
pounds." it's absolutely guaranteed Ia
cure Coughs. Colds, LaGrippc. Bren'
chitis aud allThroat and Lung Troubles,
Price SOC and $h00. Trial bottles free
at GALLAHER 4 SHAcKLETr.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHoEA AFTER
TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.

len EAbS VI GUffkhLNUs
Il wish to say few words in praise
of Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrloea Remedy" says Mrs. Matte
Burgc, of Martinsville, Va. II suffer
ed from chronic diarrahea for ten years
and during that time tried various
medicines without obtaining any per-
manent relief. Last summer one Of my
children was taken with cholera morbus,
and | procured a bottle of this remedy.
Oily two doses were required to give
her entire relief. I thea decided to try
the medicine myself and did not use
aItof ane. botile. before l WAS well
have never SINCE been troubled will,
that complaint One caunot say too
much ia favor Of that wonderful mcd-
iciRe." This remedy is for sale by
FREENoE Bros. i, ~
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
f0x CHASE.
NEAR NAPIER TENN.

Dave Patton Of Napier, Tenn aided
by his splendid pack Of fox dogs caught
three ofthe grey species one day last
week near the I4awrenceburg and Napier
road about s miles this side Of Napier,
old one and Just about grown.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
FRUIT SEASON.

handle the seruins Porcelain lined
cap Mason Ftait Jars win self for CASH.
Pint 60e per dozen
iQSart 6oc J, !,
5, zoe J, ~;
Jellie Glasses 25c per doz. also extra
tops and Rubbers. Tin cans suitable
for Tomatoes, Beans and Corn. Ak6
sealing wax. Everything IN The cam
ming line, Hoping to receive sosfr Pats
Unage; ! remain
Yours.tmly
CHAss G. ScTzAbE
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22

Mn. Camilla Afford i visiting h
laughter Mrs Maggie Eewisin the cit,
l af&s'ss't ss,ss ss.r
s.slisrNslbHsrsIN .hpf, rctuTftie From
epdsqssfSstst cihrsscreeks stay witt
fffisqd' there.
! Miss Eta Richardson returned Frida.
after visiting friends at Columbia an,
ptherpointa
Mrs. O. G. Foxall of Columbia is thu
quest Of Mrs. OH Chambers on Souti
!. Military Street.
Jho,. Fleming, elias. Finney, clm
ence Harmon and Herbert Simms spen
sunday IN the country.
Miss Annie Jones Of Fayetteville il
spending several weeks with relatives al
Dunn and Lawrenceburg.
/ Mrs, Annie Farriss, her daughter Mar,
and son lloyd are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs
i. B. Mppy on Waterloo St.
I'll. Rippy and wife who have beer
visiting relatives in the city have re.
turned to their home in Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chennault ant
family of Springfield Tenn. attended tn,
funeral of Mr.. A. +. Springer this week
Miss Vivian Chastaine who has beer
visiting Miss Brownie Locke returned
to her home at Nashville Wednesday.
For SALE CHEAp:--A coed 4x5 dry
plate Camera, complete instructions fol
finishing, etc. Gall at Gums Gallery
p. "A. Stewart visited the city Satur
day and among other things ordered tn,
| Democrat sent him for six months.
Get your neighbors and friends
to go to the polls on August 4 and
vote for White and Wisdom.
Your vote will be needed By
White and Wisdom on August 4
1904. Don't forget the day.
Every democrat should attend
the election August 4 and vot'
for White and Wisdom the nomi
nees.
J. H. Gibbs and family are spendin,
the week at the home Of his tather.in-lav
in the South part of the County.
E. A. Derrick of Admission Ala, ha
been with his father and mother Mrs. J
H. Derrick for several days.
Fl. d. Derrick has accepted a place
as travelling salesman with the Para
camph Medicine Co. Of Louis, lille.
Miss Christine Schade was brough
home from Bailey Springs last weel
right sick but is able to be about he
postal duties again.
Will Harvey, Welcome Kronk, 10
Neal, ]. II. Gibbs, Chas. Schade, Aste
Trip and Lucius Lumpkins are fshini
Jon Shoal Creek this week.
Mira Annie Farris and daughter Mis-
Mary and son Lloyd went to the countr
Wednesday for short STAY with rela
lives.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
SAFEGUARD The CHILDREN

Notwithstanding all that is done by
boards Of health aud charitably inclined
persons, the death rate among small,
children is very high during the no,
weather Of the summer months in tn,
arge cities. THERE'S not probably on,
case of bowel complaint in a hundred,
however, that could not be cured by tn,
timely use Of Chamberlain's Colci
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy. Fol
sale by FREEMoS Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-22
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE co.
Newark, N. J.
Kindly mention this paper.
FREEMoN BROS

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