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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Irvine Items.
Irvine Herald

Messrs. r. b. Upton and James
Davidson left Monday for West
Virginia to engage in saw mill work.
Mr.. VIM. Jones and Mrs. Nan
ME johnson, both of Pamela. were
married at the county judges office
last Thursday afternoon, Judge No
land officiating.
Miss Dorsie Stockton, who has
been teaching in the primary depart
ment of the Sue Bennett Memorial
School, London, was here during
the teachers examination. Miss
Stockton will teach at Kimbrell this
year.
AT meeting of the town board
of trustees last Friday night an or
dinance was passed to prohibit the
sale of cartridges in the town OF
Irvine, and making each offence
punishable by fine of from S25 to
800. The merchants outside of the
limits have agreed to abstain from
selling same. the law will be in eff
feet in thirty days.
Messrs. c. w. Friend, Hugh
Riddell and w. H. Lilly have been
appointed a committee for and on
behalf of the town board of trustees
to ascertain and report on the cost
of paving the streets of Irvine, and
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30

the Christian church. The game
was not played or authorized to
be played by the church. The
game was made up, as we have
been lately informed, solely by
the players who promoted the
game independent of the church
organization with the intention
of rendering the church the mon
ey independent of how it was re-
ceived. This has been done and
it is now a question whether or
not the church will receive the
money. So far the money has
not been accepted.
Our statement is true in so
much that the game of ball was
played and for the purpose men,
toned, but the church had moth
ing whatever to do with the game
nor did it approve of it. The
players played the game on their
own hook honestly thinking they
were agreeably doing the church
a financial favor. The money
was honestly and fairly earned
and rendered the church, but the
officers of the church think they
can not conscientiously accept it.
The explanation is made at the
request Of the officers.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
CLAY CITY, KY. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1904

this week from a bruised foot.
Mr.. Sam Spencer, of Ford, has
been visiting relatives here for some
time.
Mrs. Jalia Wood, of Lowcastville,
Ohio, is visiting relatives here this
week.
About all the young men in this
neighborhood have joined the Ju-
niors.
Burk Billings and Richard Cha
ney attended preaching at Cat Creek
Sunday.
Mr.. Alvin Case and little Paul
Lyle Taught are very sick at this
writing.
Mr.. James Taught has sold his
farm here to Charlie Upton and
gone to Ohio.
Mr.. G. w. Lyle, Sr. of Vaughn's
Mill, visited his son, Geo. w. Lyle,
Jr., from Sunday until Monday.
Now that we have six months
school, our trustees should look af-
ter the repair of their school house.
Mrs. Sally Ann Sheridan is very
low at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Bratton and her recov-
cry is doubtful.
Misses Cara and Bessie Barnes
visited their cousins, Misses Nellie
and Myrtle Upton at Miller's Creek
Saturday and Sunday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Our Bridge Fund.

The Clay City Council has decid-
ed to build a bridge across Red Riv-
er at Waltersvilles and has appro-
priated $1,000 for this purpose.
The bridge will cost about SO, 900.
To get the bridge il is nesessary to
raise a neat sum by Subscription.
To this end the following persons
have subscribed tht, amounts set OPP
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30

they are directed in their report TO
take up the different kinds and
qualities of street paving material
the cost thereof, in short to report
to the board the best and cheapes:.
way at arriving at a system by
which this imrovement can be
made. ghey are also requested to
report ANYTHING else they think
proper for the betterment of the
town.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
In the Line of Fine Footwear
A Nice Line of Ladies' +

of the Very Latest Partisan Styles just received See them
before purchasing elsewhere. My prices strictly RIGHT
promptly delivered all parts the City phone 49,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Sage.

Hawkins branch affords six
strong gas wells.
A number of friends enjoyed
themselves at L. G. Wills Sun
day.
Mrs. Boone Ingram spent Sun
day with her mother on Hawkins
branch. .ts
Mrs. L. G. Wills spent the day
Monday with her daughter, Mrs.
Isom Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abb Benning-
field made a visit to Montgomery
county last week.
Rev. Johnson, of Yale, KY,
closed his protracted meeting
at this place Sunday.
Miss Eva Lee Wills enjoyed the
day Monday with Mrs. Green
Spurlock on North Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson spent
Saturday andSunday with the lat
ter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Willoughby.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30

When you visit Clay City on the
Fourth don't fail to call at Webb's
Jewelry store and examine his SUI
perb line of Jewelry, Optical Goods
and etc.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Black Creek Lime
Works
R. S. NOEL, Proprietor.
CLAY CITY, KY.

Unslackend Lime in any quanti-
ty. Will sell to dealer or consumer
at Lowest Prices. Will deliver at
Clay City or sell at the kilns. $40
Lime 60 cents per barrel at the
kilns or rs cents delivered at Clay
City.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
ECONOMY
Means Best goods at Lowest Prices.

This place you looking fofShmfesses old stand
Enjoying larger share of public than ever before
wish call the attention Of the general public to the fact
that my Spring Goods and better
prepared comply with the demands OF custom
e stock large and fresh embracing everything found
Lowest Prices
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
True to the rlinute

is the way your watch should keep
time. If it doesn't it "needs fix
ing" You should take it to w. L.
Webb at once and have him repair
it for you. A guarantee of one year
goes with all work.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
The Dress Goods Department

IN every detail the finest to be found in Clay City.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
A Correction.

In last weeks issue we gave an
account of ball game to be play
ed in the ball park the proceeds
of which to go to the benefit of
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Are You far lighted?

Are You far iightedl
Must you hOl1l a.k or paper
at arms length q fe proper TO-
Gus. If so a careful examination
now and the use of proper glasses
will set you right. There is worse
trouble ahead if you fail to note
warning. w. T. WEBB, Optician.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30
Furnace.

Mr.. J. w. Newkirk went to Clay
City Tuesday on business.
Farmers arc getting along very
nicely in their crops at present.
n Roscoe c. Newkirk is suffering
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1904-06-30

Sewing machine needles at w
T. Webb's. All makes and sizes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
Batter Seder's &t tbnt aud
in Soma Moth.

rSSSn einem bieiigen Sngeblatt", 70
ldreibt Der Milnnufeer .Grceliior",
ofiibrt Hep. 81. s. 0efer, argeil.
id)einlid NIT glitem @runoe, neller.
oingS @ei6meroe iiber Die erobe
8erleBun9 Der L G q o e II
uno @ mienSre + in
Der bonn Staote unterbaltenen, nber
bon elmer Eripat $ Corporation gor5
i'm proteitantiiden Settle 9eleiteten
8 iSconine Snou It + / e.
6ule fiir sc Gbhen oabier.
Sbmobl Die Staatsperiaiiung feiner-
lei GontroQe poer GinmIiidung in
9eSrg auf @euiiiensfreibeit geitattet,
merOen, mie &ep. 9eder mlSiiibrt,
Die t a y d en- WGoben IN be.
iagter Initalt fortgeiebt 9enotbigt,
eftireri den @otteSoienIten
bei5uwobnen ino Yrebigten bon
8eiltliden anoerer @efemtniiie
n~n5ub0reu luas linen burh ibrc
Geli9ion unb ibr 8emiiien 6eltimmt
nerboteni lit. @eiltliben, iuelde
ole @ei6ten fatboliider Wdb6en
BORN io0en. itoBen babel auf M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

Inter sielem Nonlen miQ id) ole
0teuolutisakse. &nor6ilten, 9omm,.
uiltcn, RssaaIe rm6 llmitur5mGnner
otter 6orsen nit einbegriffen babeu.
@ci Den Ntciiten iGngt Die repollt,
tIOnGrc Ssuibobn idon iriib5eitig an.
SIc limo Seborene Hepollltion1re. Se.
trndyte oieieS &inb, baS ieine SHUTTER
froBt mIs ihlGgt: es lit Elm &epolll.
tioudr IN zen 8in0elu. 8enn es
fiini Sabre eit lit, lGrmt es i'm SailIe,
mo qli0lt Eater ul6 Wtlltter nit lei'
lleu ld)linumen 2ouncn foIt 81 Sobe:
Der NcOolutionGr lit idon in'S &raitt
geIfoIieH. ESn Der Sd)ule Grgert uno
perlpottct er feline Sebrer, orgonilirt
itlon SdiiieritreifS mo iiibrt oQerlei
@ubeuitrcide ans: Ger So3ialiit
mNdrt on ieine StuOien. DIS 2ebr.
ling aeluosnt or iid ans SaIter, Der.
ipottct Yrielter unb fromnle &oiell
inlO baBt allc Heiden uulO @orneb.
llcl: @icr babt ibr Den nltSgebiloeten
SU5iuiincn. Gr enp0rt liG gegen
feline Nrbeitgeber, o~rganilirt Streifs,
mo Is ibnr m0gli6 lit, lieIt i~o5inli.
itiiGc 9lGtter. itimpit oltf ole 3e.
Gicrlulg, hsBt ole Yoli5ei, lGBt iid in
cine gcbcime &oge oufn 'bmen, ieiert
ocn bloucn Nontog onItatt Den
Scmltog. SoOiel iiber Die unge.
biIOcten So3ioliitcn.
Ger ge6ilOete So5ialiit lit in ser
Sod)idule, I'M College uno in ser
l(niOCriitit Elm ,n0e5ogener Sdiiler;
feline Sitten iinO idon ~frii65eitig Der.
aorbCn; er lit Witglieo scr idledte.
lien Clubs, er %orgoniiirt 9loIIen.
9uaulte; idlon ais Siiugling 1T err
cir @iiitling, rmgIGubig, ebr0ci5ia,
ltrcilIiidltia; er lit ciu lllnitrr5mann,
olnc IS 3l piIIen.
Grluiidt er cine eiutrGglid)e StcQc
I'M CHATS. ooer inn It1otiihen
&ienItr, ober iinOet er Slid inn
Snnhei ober 8emerbe, oonu miro er
gelr6bnIid Elm Mnm ser Oromng.
Gelingt tom bieies o6er nidt, ge.
lanai er nidt au einem eintrGulid]cn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
SatboIt,Ger air@en.&alenoer.
@om 0utem Snmen. Wattb. Is,
$50.
TraiiScnt @OOIcuclt rat uobl fei.

GrGiibcnt Huuicuclt bat ruobl TEL
uen Wcfiiriuortcr inter Der oelttlterl,
fut6oliiden Nreiie. 0teIe perlan9t
nGnllidl Hedt bon 9tedteS pe9en ltlto
rlid)t ans partei.politiihen Srlnloel.
Mon fam 81 8unitcn oeS Brnltoel1'
ten crft1rer, baB Enrfer als &atbo'
Iitcniruu1s cine icbr profile
III Oh e @erion lit, tbntlablld)
foil or lid. eemeigert baben, oaS yer
iprctcn Su geben, einen Satbolltelt
In icin Cabinet Sl ernennen, tpabreno
&ooicpelt einen Iold)en beute id)on IN
Der YerIon oeS Generally oItmeilterS
@utnc (9ruber oes Seiuitenpater
@pune) bat unb au6 erflart baben
foil, or merse Oelt &ntboltfen Napo'
leon @onapartc ms Cabinet ernelts
uen, merun err ermablt meroe. - Srl
Der Yunana.Sro9e ioa &ooleoelt Die
SpopnersNtte einfad 0esbalb mtB'
adtct boben, Deil iomobl Die Negle'
rlno bon Columbia, pte iene bon
@icoraalto bon ben Giienbabnen
au$aefauit pcrben lei, INN ben goi1
bea GonafeS einio6 ms llnenolide
oui5uidiesen. - Dab Serr &oOiepelt
Gribiidof Sortp bon Wanila er'
Hart hnte, err perlaiie lid auf ben
GiniluB Der fatbplilden Stride in ben
Ybilippinen, INN Hube 81 I~tifterL rne
boB er aus 0ieiem 8runbe Die firh'
liGen NntsSHaten nit offer Seierlid)'
felt ours gereinigte Staaten Wtili'
tartupeaen empfonsen lieB, man
oiienbor cine FIN g e WaBnabme, Die
~ebcnioWobf at Guniten Der Sereinig.
Ell Staaten, ols Der fatbolii6ell
Stride mar. - Die obenerpdbnter
&bntinden iino bo5u anget6an, inter
Den antbstiten Stimmuna fir Serrll
Hooicuelt an MAIDEN, obidon Tie Die
SeblgriIfe Gati's unb Root's in Den
EbilippiHen, iolpie Die llngeieslid'
Felt ser Eanamo.gffaire nidt reft-
fcrtiNCn. 8ir tbeilen uniereu 2eierr
hieie Ansaben iest Dor Der 8obl
nit, lpie ms oieielben aus @aib.
iHgtoncr !0neHen gemo6t ipuroen.
u q f ser BAIL miro man beurtbei.
len, mi. nabe ole @abrbeit ibnen
ltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
iiberpinbIite Sinberntiie, meil

iiberpinbIide Sinberniiie, meil
Die 2eiterinl,en be3m. Muiieberinnen
bara1f belteben, oils Sbren5eligen
babel 5ngegen gu Iein CD
ga, &eD. 0eder er5ablt bon einem
Sole, in ipeld)em Elm ~15iGbriaes fa'
tboliiGes belltihes Wdoden, bas iein
SiinoenbefenntniB fir Die 9eidte in
beutiber Sprad)e uufgeibrieben
bate, ~peranlaBt puroe, oaslelbe in
oas gnglii6e 5u iiberiesen, worauf
oann ole 9 Of c bes 4inbes bon
elmer @ufieberin bur6 e II
mltr0e ! ! /!
0as iinb iiderlid emporenb e
3 II It d II e, aber lie iino leioer
nitts Helies. @ir baben felt pielen
Sabren oes Sefteren iiber bic glei6en
llnmiirbigfeiten &lage sefiibrt =
leiber, 0anf Der @lei6giiltigfeit unb
Shlafmiisigfeit meiter &reiie, Der.
gebens. Sor beinabe 5mei Sabren
mar bier piel bon elmer IN Der 2e9is.
latitr eingebra6tcn @orlage Heoe,
neldle Den beflaeten iGreienoen WiB.
ltanoen abbelien iolte. Iugenid)ein-
lid iino alld Oieie 8emiibungen er+
folglos %geblieben. Soffentli6 Dient
Sater Sefer's Mnreglng bn5li, 0aB
Die &atbolifen bier unO anoerspo I'M
Staate (ard i'm Staate Soma, no
abnlibe SerbGltniiie berriben ionen
uno mo iid Die beut den &atbo.
lifen Inn Ibbiilfe Der ltebelltGnoe be.
miiben. = Inm. Der Neo.), Die
9 Of a m ii + e einmal a b.
5ieben iid) Der Sade, Die lie Iae
angebt, energiib annebmen uno
niht nadlaiien, bis ben ibnen burf)
Die Serfaiiung perbiirgten 81 d. e n
H e b nnng tragen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

ManiIa) iest bier in Bolton, ober iie
beiud,en Die 1ednologp.S hule. Sic
farnen Dor ettpa einem Wonote bier
an. Sd CLAUDE, baB Die Hreiie in
Technology ettua $3.50 jdbrlid iino.
uniere iinb Die beifeibene Summe
bon $50.
Gs bot iid niemals irgenb Elm Me-
giernngsbeamtrr in Sod)en Der
Ereiie ooer IN irgenb elmer anberen
Sade, melfe nit ben Silipinos gu
lammenbangt an MIDI gemanot.
0lrd Die biilfsbereite Witipirfunte
zines Der Yrielter ser ct. GGcilia-
STRIDE, babe ib Den &nabem fir Die
Somntagsmeiie freie size peridofft.
SD bot ben anaben fret
Sebre in unierem Goaeaium al,
aber lie tbeilten mir nit, oaB i
in ibrer @abI ni1t frei
e e II.
M6tungspou Der Sbriae
W III. s. q anmou, g. g.,
HrGiiOent oes Bolton College.
IS. g.. - SD babe erfabren, oab
Die anaben iomobl flaiiiibe (meld,e
mir ibnen %geiuabren fonnten) als
aub llnterrift in tehniiden SGbern
(ber Sehnologp ei9eu) erbalten.
SD modte bin5uiiigen. bob Dos
8erbGltniB 5tpiid)en Der Technology.
S6ule (meld)e i6 iebr b%elpunoere)
nno Bottom College INNER Die
freunbliditen geipeien iino uno nod
belte iin0. 50. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
btiff, ein Bib aus ben @iiiionen alt.
geIhidt mer6en.

btlft, Elm Bib aus ben Miiiionen 8lt.
gelfidt neroen.
Sieier Blan lit iebr einiadl uno
Dellet Grfolg bGngt mn POM sSsnte.
relic Der @ereinsporlteber ob, 6enn
fem Witglieo miro iib meiaern,
etnen Sent als SltbilGumsaobe fir
Die nSmmaclllnta" bei5utroaen.
@us 9antbarfeit miro oaiabrlid
Dor Dem Seite Warid gnpf1nanib
cine Gopene (neitntGeige @noa6D
auf ben Niiiionsitationen beiaater
Snieln fir Die Inliegcn nnb nad]
Der Meinuns Der @eber bon Den Con.
pertiten gebalien meroen. Gs Der.
ltebt ii6 bon ielbit, bob ailf Sol6e,
Die nidt 81 einem Serein eeb6ren, an
oleIem Siebesiperfe mitbelfen Oiirien.
g%citrGge utter eifem Collar
mogen in 1 uno 2 Gents Eoitmarfen
einaeididt iperbeu.
Wan aoreliire:
Gep. hilbert Struebele,
WiliionGr,
st. Soiepb'S Seminarp,
Baltimore, Wo.
". .. - Die 9eier miiroen mir
eilten @efallem tbun, tpenn lie mir
oteie Hnmmer Der 3eituna sum
gelten Der @tiiiionen an obige MoreIie
3uld)ifen wollten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

oamit Tie gut bletben rnb bas 4oie
nidt in iif aufnebmen. @S lit oaber
cine Notbmenoigfeit, oie quite 8reiie
81 foroern, gu nerbreiten nno at
interltiisen, Der idlehten aber frdftig
elltgegen5rtreten uno aiif bieie @eiie
Die our6 oos 9lut bes eottlifen Or.
loIers erfallften Seelen in Sdus an
neDmen, lie mieoer an geipinnen unb
Dor 9eldaoigung Su betpabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

Nmte, ober gebt er inter BEL Der NOR.
oeriifen Gonfurren5 i'm Sanoel nno
@eidaft, Damn ergrimmt er gegen
@ott, gegen Die &egierung. gegen Die
SruitS, gegen Die Erieiter. uno gegen
ole conierpatipen 9iirger; er trad.
tet Staat uno Stride 5u itiir5er, in
Der Soffmtng ourd Die S%erorbung
Inoerer iih bereidern 81 f0nnen:
Der Siepoliitiondr lit MN gum sroBen
Serrn ulo So6ialiIten . Siibrer 9e-
morben.
Wie bort man auf Elm
Sp8iaIt1t au fem?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

Wan belpabre lid 0iele 3oblen nuf
unb pergleid)e oas Geiultot Ger be.
D%oritebenoen 9topember.8a IN Den
Sereini9ten Staaten nit Den fir
unier &anO bier angegebenen. Gin
Sergleih nit Den 3ablen oes
@erfeS, meldeS bonn .SolfSperein
fir @merifa" ebeu erldienen lit, lit
ebenfalls intereiiant. SoS @erf lit
betitelt Ser So5ialiSnmS in Den
Ser. Staaten" uno lit bon ser Gen.
traliteae 1901 8. 81. Str, Chicago,
Sa., 81 be5ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01
yergleihet Die @abl>& eimltate!

Sn eirem Girtulare, tpelhes Der
io5ialiitiide Br1iiOentidafts : Ganoi.
odt eugene g. 0ebs pertbeilen ldBt,
no INNER er auftritt, miro Die Stim-
men3abl Der So5ioliiten in ben Der.
ihieoenen 9anoern wie folst ange.
geben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-01

Gos @epiiien lit oaS 8eies Der
@eiese,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Democratic Governor Tor massachusetts,.

Boston, November 9. 9.-Completc
returns from the State with the OK.
ception Of the small town Of Cos
mold give Douglas, Democratic can
didatc for Governor, 236,G9l; Bates,
Republican,, 198,96l, Douglas plu-
rality being 36,530. Mr.. Douglas
has issued the following statement
"fhat | am profoundly gratified at
the result of the balloting does not
fully express my feelings 10 be
honorcd with the election as Cover
nor of Massachusetts on the Demo
cratic ticket in the Presidential year,
is surely an earnest OF the good will
OF my fellow citizens OF all parties
| am also much pleased with the
vote in my own city. AS Governor
| shall cndeavor to serve the inter
csts Of the whole people, and shall
devote my energies to securing re-
lief for our ovcrburdencd industries
from the lawmakers at Washington.
! shall also do what can to bring
about a reduction in the cost Of liv-
ing for our people"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Great Excitement in Colorado.

Cripple Creek, Col, November 8.
Two Democratic election Judges
were killed in this District today
a. Peabody, deputy sheriff, was
mortally wounded, and number OF
Democratic judges were beaten and
thrown into jail.
Ike Idlebolt and Girls Miller,
judges at Goldfcld, were shot down
by ono Of Sheriff Bell's deputies
They had ordered tho deputy out OF
the polling place. He refused to 60
and turning upon the Judges, shot
and killed them.
at Midway, ED. Boyle, a deputy
sheriff, assaulted Mrs. Kennedy, a
Democratic Judge, and in the strug-
gle that ensucd tore her dress and
slapped her. Ed. OI.eary, a Demo
cratic watcher, intcrfcrcd and shot
Boyle, fatally wonnding him
OIcary was arrested.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Very Low Rates TO Charleston.

The southern hallway will sell very
low rate tickets from all points in South
Carolina, including Augusta, Ga, for the
famous Fall Festival and King Cotton
Jubilee, Charleston, November q. 2G.
Tickets go on sale November 10 to % in
elusive, and for trains scheduled to ar
rive in Charleston prior to noon Of the
2G,h, ~i,h final limit for return Noyom.
Dor -, 1901
Among the great attractions will bc
the reproduction Of Luna Park, direct
FROM Concy Island; tho Great Pike, di-
rect from st. Louis; the Gaskil's Great
shows, containing over 70 distinct fea-
lures, including lIagenbacks Wonderful
Animal Shows; liabcock, III his hair.
raising act Of looping the loop and dying
tho iiumc.
Great military parade, tho largest that
has occurred in the State in years; fro
mems parade; foot ball contest. Ovcr
S50O,o00 to bo givon away in prizes IN tho
parade. This will DO tho greatest show
in til South
For full information apply to any
ticket agent Of tho Southern Railway, or
Il. w. Hunt, D. i. A., Charleston, $, O.
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Safeguard Aqainst Accident.

The best safeguard against accident is
to use good Judgment in directing every
act But accidents will often occur in
spite Of every effort to prevent them.
The best safeguard against injury result
ing from accidents is Elliotps Emuisficd
Oil I.iniment. 1t is tho most sorvicoable
accident and emergency lniment cvor
madc and is tho most satisfactory lini.
mont for usc in tho family and on ami
mails over offered. Large bottle % cents.
Walhalla Drug Co.
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Is Beauty Only Skin Deep 7

licauty is only skin deep, but tho
forces that create beauty arc as ,ccp MS
the fountain from which they flow. When
tho blood is charged with impurities
beauty disappears, when tho blood is
pure beauty blossoms IN fnco and form
Ryiaies Liver Tablets keep tho liver
healthy and tho bowels regular, prevent
tho blood becoming ladcncd with bile
and waste matter, mako tho skin clear,
Dyes bright and beauty moro than skin
deep. Wahalla Drug Go.
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Parkor to the Democrats.

Esopus, n. r., November o.
Judge Parker tonight issued a
formal statement to the Democrats
Of the nation. After cordially
thanking the members of the national
committee for their s'unscltish, oapa-
bic and brilliant service" ho says in
part:
aWhilc deeply regretting the
thought OF leaving the bench at the
time Of the nomination, in the pres
cncc Of the overwhelming defeat,
do not regret it. | thought it my
duty. In the light Of my present
information | am even now more
confident that did right. shall
never seek a nomination to public
office, but shall, TO the best Of my
ability, serve the party which hon
ored me, and through the party I
shall serve my country. The party
has in the near future a great mission.
Norc long the people will realize
49, o"o o"' - - ~. = "e's ~"
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wealth OF the nation. Then they
will wish to throw off these, but the
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other tban at election times The fact