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bet fer life rart uo at bespuoe msb. Sbl
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
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meooeles III poerIieere SpIpSninser
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Den 236e augirit 1895. ben 19Se
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boet belle Chen. GFr. % Mr8.
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bsSe; De 3 Rlbite og 0en npgite lie.
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meo g. u. Sarion, bcgee poa Gor.
men, og Q. g. Sbompion, Glen pco
@lttbcr College. gac er aifte. q.
ben Suitruen Se6e, bar han boct hos
itne Born. San bar cit af Be onmIe
Rioneerer | 9. s. SubI8 &al0, Ser.
gen gterigbeo, 9. Saf. 0sben for.
nrlcoigeoes Deo Cerebral bemor.
rbnge"; men ban boo6e Ipie StumSer,
10 ban fienSte fine Smgipelicr til
ilOite giteL han bar ilioe. Gatteren
@nna tom BERTH 8 Gage fer bauS
TOO. Ssrgeaub8tieurite ian6t Steo
fro Siiet / @eit Gecorab GorSSooS
attcnJ og Siget toacS ionmc gIftcu
ban Errnet til bans oamIe Stem.
bnor belle 6omiIicn iomIc0e3 ill @c.
sropeIIen gRonNog lite San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

sen nitSet SHE erinorer, at blin bar
Eiffet / Gseen iad mango airres
2iin, oa foritoor ri oeiaa, at Sorgei
bnr orret ti1re al bare. og at 9aorer.
tie oite bar pGSet benbes 8in6. On
itor 8IGoe bar set for berpoe at ie iine
a~ienIeoeroe 9sru hos zig, ba bum laa
paa lit 9eosleie, og at bum for BEN
fitnoe uotale lin 6orpisrins ON, al
ariiti BLOB % RetiprSigbeo bar ben.
Ses eneite Sililligt. 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Reiierlie 6ape.

&eiier @ilbeIm bill forGre Se 6or'
eneoe Stater Ell gileoitstte al lin
Stamiaoer 5reOerif Sen onoen, 900
1856, og beu ifnl opitileS / 8rigsifo.
len | 8aibington. Ststten er mo.
oelleret al 9iaeobu9ger llpbue og
Itdar aIlerebe fGroig; men Den npe
SrtgsifoIe @pgning er en6nu life Ioa
laugt freluifreoen. at Ststteu Tan
mootageS. s Gnle6ning al oenne
fe1erIise 6orGrin9 bnr Ser oGret en-
Gel arangeI melem tpife og ameri.
fanife glaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

SfnepiaerieIHobet men fiilste benoe
ira Steo til Stcb. og oa ban intet
anoet beitilte eito at paste paa benoe,
bleD bum innrt lei al BAN % lob bam
bsre bebreioenoe Sro, foroi ban life
tiente Ell Gent, men lepeoe pda ben.
oes Irbeioe. S minneapolis fom bet
til ct boloiomt Sptrin meaem De to
Tborsoag ben Zoe, og Gnoen blep, of
Sames @arfieIb fsrit ifiso i'm npe
Some og berefter fig ieIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

|os iom | fig ieIp er itps, befIippes
Seitens &ale ioaIeoes, at ben er al.
Seles iroen gerse moo 5Iuernes GIN.
greb. Den barmbiertige Manb er
b%arnbiertis MOB line 9pr, os Der.
JON bet er ben barmbiertise, iom ifaI
peoerfdres garmbiertigbeo, 90 er ri
JON 5olf enonn Iangt ira Spnaael.
len at benne g~eIiienelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Sra Popeoitaoe

SAT-. - Iogle al bore Ssoffirerer
bar / Sslelien at, at Ri er blepne en-
betpbelig Ssmagt bruet Rlino moo
Hationer, meo bpem pi leper / Sreo
% goo Soritaaelie.' 9u mener ct De-
mofratiIf ct. 2ouis. glao, at Dor npe
9rigsminilter, Mr. Gait, pil l9gge
Wunbfilrp paa ilige 8arer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
sSmpb ben iaafalbte WeGmmbcr,

Bill, DER inbeboloer 5orilag til en-
aorninipeftionslop, iom ifal giRIbe
for bele 2anbet, er Der til 8aibing.
ton inblsbet et W9ngoe 8roteiter
ierIig fra Norbpeiten, men osiaa ira
andre &arlter al 2anoet. Sroteiter.
ne er i>Sorm at ct Girfiilere, bpori
Oct beoer, at "tioligere grfaring bar
lert os, at &orninipeftion UNDER 20.
litiif aontrol er furfaitelig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
efaI ee fease efter
Hustru Og Barn,

SsSter % 8rpber, Sooer o. Nooer eler on
ere S~laetuinss. iaa tom ihn, at Scanotnas
ptan.d mericnn 2iutens ~ 10000 Tons
9pbbeltprpptner Tampffibe Oscar IL,
spelio Clop- o. .flniteo States- befcrorer
Tasiasererne fra Sfaueinouieu til Nmerita
poe. sh-l0 9ose neeu Cmbptte UNDER
&etien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
gmerifnnif ScIbfpleIic. =

rem: "SpaS beS set fsrite Meuueife9"
glepen: George @aibinston."
SGreren: "Rei ban beo abam,"
eIepen (foragteIig): ga, boiS
man resrer uoIenoinser meS, iaa!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

ManScn: Seq PLACES al foloe
Sober, Softor. Spab tror De, at
oct fommer OFF,"
Softoren: "8olbt 8eir, Mfanb min
fol0t geir. Saf 8 Sroner."
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

II need not discuss relative mer.
its Of the presidential candidates. -
said Mr. Bryan. Thursday, because
a Roosevelt victory in Nebrasks is
certain for this fall. The un-
fortunate split In the Fusion elec
toral ticket in this state makes Par
ker' Is defeat in Nebraska certainty,
And | won't tell you that | am
delighted with the nominations a,
St. Louis, either. Parker Is toe
much like Roosevelt; that's his on
ly trouble. But I fought Parker''
nomination because he did not stand
for the things for which we have
been fighting in Nebraska for the
past eight years. And ! have mel
ther recan,ed nor receded from IN,
position.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

country. He says the peasants
and common people are now taxed
about one third Of their already
small income, and that luxuries
are disappearing, want becoming
acute. The result OF a long stru.
gle cannot be foretold.
From the facts thus presented
by the two countries. the chances
for victory are about even consid-
ing the fact that the japanese are
greatly outnumbered.
THE yellow peril" is now ire.
quently mentioned In this connec'
tion In case the japanese are victor.
ious. We see no fear In this re.
gard as the japanese and Chinese
are an intellectually inferior race
compared to the Anglo Saxons and
while they are quick to grasp mod
ern ideas they are not natural lea
dcrs and we doubt whether they
will ever dominate over any foreign
power.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14
THE WAR.

The Russian commander, Kuro.
patkin, seems to have become ag-
gressive, possibly on instructions S
from St. Petersburg. He fought
with and gained slight victory
over the Japanese last week. He
Is said TO be taking desperate risks.
The condition Of the two coun
tries at present, seems to be very
favorable to Japan. That country
while admitting the tremendous
expense that 1t Is under, claims
emphatically and gives figures to
show thst il is well able to keep
up the fight for FIVE years along
the present lines.
Russia, on the other hand
through one Of her leading states.
men, claims that the war has al.
ready wrought terrible hardships
at home, and says that business Is
being wrecked 10 many parts Of the
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14
COUNTY COURT

August adjourned term, Oct,
1904.
Court convenes pursuant to ad.
jourment.
Members present, Hons. ]. T.
StoufTer, R.W. Hick man and r. c.
Hanna, Judges; R. +. l.. Smith,
Clerk, r. T. Ham. Sheriff.
Ordered that commissioner build
new floor in bridge over Heath
Creek in I7-4s'ao.
Mary Rasen committed to Hospi
tai for insare No. 3, as a county
patient.
Ordered commissioner to build
iron bridge over Pass Branch In
north part Sec. IS, Twpt, 81. R. a3
Ordered that commissioner view
road in north part Sec. S. Twpt 81.
r. "a, where same has fallen into
Greek and buy right of.way for
new road.
Ordered that commissioner view
road In Sec, ;, S, a3. where same
has fallen into Creek and buy right.
of-wsy for new road.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

perfectly constitutional and abso'
lutely impregnable in every respect
as the World for twelve years con.
s,antly insisted. was due to five
judges. every one OF whom is a
Republican.
S. The dissenting minority OF
the court included every Demo
cratic Judge OF that tribunal, towit
Chief Justice Fuller, Of Illinois,
Mr.. Justice White. Of Louisiana,
and Mr.. Justice Peckham Of New
York. All these distinguished
Democrats not only voted sgains,
the constitutonality Of the law bu,
pronounced 1t as a danger to the
republic.
6. Under these circumstances II
does not seem probable tha, the
Democrats can make great capital
In seeking to monoplize the anti
trust issue and charging the Re-
publican party with the crime OF
being owned body and soul by the
trust.
1T is just as well to recorS some
plain truths, however unpleasen,
OF surprising. N. Y. World.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14
REPUBLICANS AND TRUSTS.

I. The Anti Trust law was
framed by Republican, was passed
by a Republican House and a Re-
publican Senate, was signed by a
Republican President.
q. The law remained a dead
letter on the statute books during
the entire second term of Grover
Cleveland, a Democratic President.
Through those four years Of Demo-
cratic administration all appeals
and all effort Of the World to have
the law enforced were met with
sneers. jeers and open contempt
from Democratic attorney general
Richard Olney, who pretended that
the law was unconstitutional and
who would do nothing towards
presenting violators Of 1t.
J. The FIRST effort to enforce
the law was made by Theodore
Roosevelt. q Republican President.
The FIST attorney general to
vigorously prosecute offenders and
to test the law was Republican
attorney general, Philander c.
Knox.
4. The decision Of the supreme
court Of the United States, given
as . 6uality from which there is
no appeal, uphoiding the law as
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

IN order to counteract the in
fuence Of Hon. Cyrus 7. Wal
BRIDGES speech in Marshall To-Day,
Democrats will no doubt circulate
. great many sheets containing the
"Ofiicials Record Of Cyrus p. Wal
bridge. The document teens
with insinuations and charges that
In reality do not reflect on Mr.
Wslbfidge. He gave St. Louis
the best administration that city
has had for many years, and the
record OF the present Democratic
administration. as compared to his,
would be a. blurred and blotted
page In St. louis history.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

osR Of the poores,..reasons given
for the nations present prosperity
Is the Russian japanese war. I,
may have some effect, but II stand,
to reason tina, England would bene.
6t more than this country, yet thou
sands OF working people in tina,
country are now on the verge ol
starvation. A iree.trade polio,
here would no doubt relieve the sit
uation there little, but we fear a,
q terrible cost to ourselves.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

THE Hawes Democrats worsted
the Butler Democrats by new
trick in St. Louis last week
When Buffers Indians appeared
at the voting places, they were ar
rested and held for the chief un.
Ill too late to get in their work.
Having the support of the police
machine. Hawes found this an easy
matter. More arrests were made
In one day than were probably
made In am previous day in the
history St. Louis. And now But.
Ter Is said to be eliminated"
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

matter Of road and bridge north
Of Sharon through west half Of Sec
S. Twp "a. r. 40 and the same is
continued.
Commissioner directed to build
iron bridge over creek on road be.
tween IS and fo.5o.7o.
Court proceeds to draw judges for election
1904, rs foliowsi
ARROW ROCK TOWNSHIP.
Arrow Rock Precinct Dem, VIII " Tycr,
John Hains, George Bradshaw. Rep. Gus
Moebie, Vim u wilhelm. Vim kammeyer.
Nelson, Precinct Dem. W r bell, q
IInnIey, John NJ Baker. Rep, Obed Noble,
Gus Petry, Isaac verts.
| Hardenisn Precinct-D Dem, tn omas Davis
ottie Brown, Ashby Keys. Rep, n c cssy
John scheizer. Glen ~ Amsbcrry.
Napton Precinct-Dem.. Dr Thos A smith
Harvey McMahAn. Jos conneii. Rep, J A
Dennis, E A stouffer. y l. Duncan.
BLAcKwATER TOWNSHIP.
Ridge Prairie Prccinct-Dem., Jas
Martin. Robt Mari, WIN Renno. Rep, Jas
n Chambers. Geo y Fletcher, ,Chas W smith
Prairie Lawn Precinct-Dem., Walter
plies, Joe Downs, Force Beliwood. Rep.
Walter r Brown, J owens, wm:B Taylor
CAMBRiDE township
New Franklin Pfpcinct-Iem. ~ u Hawk
ins, u r sydenstriher, Mayiy Cooper. Rep.
= "p a a,,sns
camnr,as. pr.e,pc,-pem. n prown.
los Howell, p W HAMPTON Rep, n "a
: Jori.n. II r white. Alexander Turner.
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Blackburn Pr,cinct-Dem, HIT,
Marshall Blackburn, Arch Hancock. Rep.
Nk itiiard It.n,y nr,,nkho.t "a "a pro..
nms
Elmwood pr,c,ne,-p.m 4 "a ra,..,.
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j W InNlOr, hoberson, h~p, j N ful-
kerson, John Johns, Geo Mueller.
sult spr,ngs pr.c,nct-D,m. "a q rbornton
MIX. Moor, 10. Baldis. R@p. y q Fulksr-
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r.yt"h 'e,et, rams ooi.mhh' h"p'
! Wilson, Wv baker. % walker.
cs. 4, ~. ~. 'onn
.'oas,' ,''he, Nepo' ""P'' 'h"s
Layn..yiil, pr.cinct-D.m. John william
Rieh.rd M..rb.d. Tho. uodman R.,.
chn. Putnam. "a A R.nirL chrt. x.u
| It,,pIrx yn,,Ss,,,p
W" Ns"ir
h"rnaon frcc'nci-pem' Jas Clark kobs
owens lueh"fn heith. hrp' W u link,
% crs,chst p,.r,ns,"p.m Io,n cs,,.n
a. = ,I.I, L.. ..v.. ~. a, -. y,
", h"", 80 ~. ,o".,, n'h' "o'A' j
Hose valley rresinct-Dem, W \ smith,
o'"se h"teh' huu "'Nis'"t hep'
| Rothrock,
MARSHALL. row NsIIIp
u.r.haIi So 4 pn.,--n.n A. a M. M
Tucker Mafe.llu. barrett, Rep, Van
/ w., z y, INSuInuu, Sn,, " iones, 49,, .
r. f,nhi iia,,,,, ~. y" ',.,, ' nm,or,
man, n " CheHre s., ! 0,ecian. g..
Nhnrkrliotl fr.cinot-uoin, Frank
hiEn.y ~, Iss p"nlin. u 2 w,nslow Rep.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

THR Democratic candidate for
President has never..been west of
Buffalo, N. ". and long, hard
pull by his friends failed to bring
him west. Wonder II .he thinks
we're all Indians out here.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

VIZ predict. with favorable wea.
ther, the largest and most enthusi
sstic crowd In Marshall today tha,
has gathered this year. Repub.
licaus are not asleep. The same
prediction applies to,Sla,er.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14
"THR other side" Of the question
will be presented in Marshall today.

Ir the Democrats don't want
Buffers supper, why did they no,
send him to jaili Overwhelming
evidence Of his gull, was'presented.
The Marshall republican., 1904-10-14

hhueUIauu tsims ~ 49, -
Twpt. 50. r. %.
| Ordered that commissioner build
rock calvert with 30 inch tile on
Jog Of north and south road
through as sos,.
Ordered that commissioner view
bridge on road between Sec. 2s&33
Twpt. 81, r. 40. and report.
Ordered that commissioner view
bridge over Finuis Creek in Sec. al,
Twpt. 4o, K. al and report.
Ordered that commissioner view
road running east and west at
point between 1914 4o 23 and re.
port probable cost Of repairs, same
having been washed out.
Ordered that commissioner view
road between Sec. 9&i6, Twpt. ~,
K. a3, where same Is washed out
and report.
Ordered that com missioner build
iron bridge over Greek on road In
west part Sec. ~. Twpt. So, r al.
Ordered that commissioner build
bridge with concrete abutments on
north and south road in Sec. IS.
Twpt. AS, K. "a.
Ordered that commissioner build
stone abutments to culvert on road
between Sec. aa&a7. Twpt. 81, r.
20.
In the matters Of bridge on Sc.
dalia and Marshall road, where the
commissioner was directed to use
his own judgement in the way Of
buying righ,.of.way for new road
so as to do away with necessity Of
building new bridge; now come Fo'
rec Bellwood. Reubin George. ei
al, objectors BY their attorney aud
ask for q hearing In this matter
and the time Is set for Wednesday
Nov. 9th, 1904
Miscellaneous accounts presented
and allowed.
Appropriation made in favor OF
J. II. Platner, ct al for opening
ditch in sec 10 and 3 Twpt. 81. X.
23 IN the sum Of $500.
R. l.. l.. Smith, Clerk, files alb.
stract Of fees for Quarter.
J. A. Walker, Col. files monthly
report Of collections for Sept. 1904.
r. T. Ham. Sheriff files abstract
Of fees Tor quarter.
A. l. Swisher, Recorder. files alb.
stract Of fees for quarter.
Ordered that Commissioner re-
pair floor in bridge across Black
water known as Brown Bridge,
south Of Herndon, Mo.
S Ordered that an appropriation in
4 the sum Of sioo be made in favor
y Of Henry Reinwald ct al for use on
$ public road between Twps. 4s.a7
Z and 4o ~ and court agrees to pay
/. for material for bridge and culvert.
Berl Dye recommended as a suit.
able candidate for admission into
$ Missouri Colony.
: Inquest bill allowed in the case
e Of the body Of Garfield Robertson
In the sum Of s4a.7s.
: Printing OF ballots. and publ
: cation Of ticket for election 1904,
: awarded to Progress and Citizens,
: Dramshop license granted to Roy
: Grossman, Nelson, Mo, for sis
months.
Ordered that Commissioner
view Rocky Hill on road in Sec
:, IL, Twp. so, R. 40 and report tn,
!, practiability probable cost Of chang
ing with view Of avoiding said
hill.
Commissioners directed to built
iron bridge on road north from
McAlister Springs between 8 and
9, 4S, az,
!. Commissioner directed to builc
concrete culvert on road between
:. IS, and IS, So. al.
). Commissioner directed to build
!, iron bridge across creek between
and "a. 81, 7. 81.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-03-30
The Openings.

The millinery stores we're most beautifully
decorated last Tuesday and Wednesday
Prettier goods In q more graceful profusior
were never seen in this city. Hats that were
pretty enough for the gods were here In such
variety and such numbers as to make sad the
bachelors heart because he had no one fol
whom to buy the best Of earth's creations
The dresses and dress goods would have given
an added charm to the choicest angels that
ever appeared in the vision Of the bachelors
most rapturous dreams. A man with grown
daughters must be in ecstacy.
But besides headgear and the dresses and
other things that are used in upholsteripg
and adorning the female form, there was an
other opening which sent its exhibits straight
to the spot where they would do most good
We refer to the coffee and lunch which those
wholesouled and enterprising merchants
Messrs. L. T. & T. M. Miller handed out to
their friends on their opening days. Some Of
the prettiest young ladies in town helped the
Messrs. Miller in receiving their friends at as
pretty store as could be found In this part
OF your Uncle Sans domain. Pretty store
polite clerks, good merchants and the best
men on earth Messrs. L. T. and T. M. Miller
will please every body that calls at their
store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-03-30
A Home Truth.

Buy home, young man. II you haven't
the money, buy 1t on credit. Follow this
advice and In after years and you will bless
the source from which 1t emanated.-Ander-
son Intelllgencer.
This is q home truth. One that we would
be glad to impress upon all the young men
of this city and county and for that matter
uron those OF the ntire state and not ouly
upon the young men but the older ones as
we'll. Buy home. Home owners ls what
ws need. Home owners for the town and
the oonntry and not tenants and landed
proprietors. Ifyou own your home you feel
greater interest in your town and your
country and your state. Then 1t is better
for you from an economic standpoint. The
money you pay In rent In few years wou Id
pay for your home and you can always find
some one ready to help you and give you q
chance TO pay for your home. Buy q home
-Newberry Herald and News.
The above expressions are in line with
what Henry Ward Beecher once said. In
urging young people to buy 8 home, among
other things. he said, that man who owned
land was in partnership with God himself.
Ifany body in all this land wants to buy
q good house in Abbeville, and he takes the
money to pay for it. he must learn something
to his advantage by applying to the Press
and Banner Office to learn from whom be
can buy q good house on a credit OF from
sixty to one hundred years.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-03-30
State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEV1LLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEH1LLE.
PROBATE COURT.
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
NJ. B. Reese as Administrator Estate
of Ariana Peyton, decd, Plaintiff,
against Alice Morse, defendant.
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Probate I will sell at public outcry
at Abbevlle Court House, on Saleday
in May, 1904, next, for the payment of
debts, the following described real es-
tate belonging to the estate of the said
Ariana Peyton, deceased, situate in
said State.and County. to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land loca-
ted in the City Of Abbeville, S. G.,
containing FIVE-EIGHTHS OF ONE
ACRE, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Ida Jones, Joel Smith, estate Of Perry
and Others.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
r. E. HILL,
Judge Probate Court.
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April 10Th, 1904,

at the usualIvoting place In the City OF Aboe'
Vile, in box TO be provided for thatpurpose,
to ascertain whether or not such amendment
ought to be made.
At such election. those in favor OF said
amendment shall vote q ballot on which
shall be written or printed the following
'Shall the Charter OF the City OF Abbeville be
amended 80 as to make the same perpetual
Yes"; and those opposing to said amendment
shall vote q similar ballot except that
the answer "No" shall take the place OF the
answer "Yes"
At such election all qualified electors OF the
said City shall be allowed to vote.
The said election will be held between the
hours of o'clock q. m. and O'Clock p. m.
The following shall act as managers or tne
said election:
T. G. Perrin,
Thomas Thomson,
G. H. Moore.
By order of the Council, March Is, l9oi.
]. l.. MCMILLAN,
Mayor.
JAMES CHALMERS.
City Clerk.
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Rreihahn's Locals.

We have homemade candy, not 10 burn,
but to eat, and 1t is fine. Try some.
For clean, fresh bread, call on Breihahn. he
can fix you up.
Material for cakes always on hand' OF the
very freshest quality.
Breihahn also sells supar, CIGARS tobacco,
and superior line OF fruits and manufactur-
ed candles.
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For Sale.

Two good mules, young and sound.
Registered Jersey pigs from register
ed boar weighing 400 lbs., 20 months
old.
Pasture to rent, so acres of bottom
land well get in Bermuda grass will
fatten 100 head.
will pasture all cattle at - l-2 cents
d week.
It. L. HADDON.
Iris, S. G.
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A SINGULAR WORK.

Our language contains a word ending with
,S" that denotes anxiety, worry, etc., add 10
this word another "S" and II will denote sf.
lection, Joy, etc. Find this word IN the para
graph below.
"Cares" bring anxiety and worry, these
bring arrangement OF the digestive organs,
usually resulting In indigestion. Rydales
Stomach Tablets cure Indigestion. It matters
by worry, over work. neglect, malaria or any
other cause. Rydale's Stomach Tablets Will
cure you. They insure perfect digestion and
ASSIMILATION. They tone and strengthen the
digestive organs, restoring them to health.
Use them and good health Will bless You and
fortune "Caress' you. c. A. Milford.