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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-29

sioners, said body shall have all the
powers and privileges conferred by
this Act on the BOARD of county COM
missioners, and be subject to all the
duties and obligations imposed by the
county commissioners of the respect
i've counties OF the State.
Sec. 15-Be it enacted, That
nothing in this Act shall be ia
ken to alter, abridge or in any way
affect the present method of road con-
structiUn or repair by the respective
counties, at their own expense or
otherwise, as now authorized by law.
Sec. 1G.-And be it further enact
ed, That the sum of two hundred
l-Ousund ($2U0,0O0) dollars annually,
II SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the purpose of carrying out the
provisions OF this Act.
Sec. 17.-And be it further enact
ed, That the provisions of this Act
shall be regarded as adding to such
an extent as may be necessary to en-
able it to perform the additional du-
ties herein JeIore imposed upon it,
20 the powers and duties conferred
uron the SAID commission by the Act
of the General Assembly of eighteen
hundred and ninety-eight, Chapter
four hundred and hIty-four.
Sec. 1S.-And be it further enact
ed, That this Act shall take effect
from January l, 1905.
Approved April 2, 1904.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1904.

shall cause to he conSpcuOusly post
ed in each polling place. said cards
of instruction and largely maSnifted
specimen ballots. and one of said cards
of instruction shan be fixed Ill each
booth or voting compartment, anG the
said specimen ballots shall be con-
spcuously displayed in said polling
room and on the outside of the build
ing wherein said voting shall take
place Not less than three OF said
cards and three of said specimen bal
lets shall be posted outside of the
guard rails. and not less than three
of each of same shall be securely and
conspcuously posted on the outside of
the building in which the polls are
held, before the balloting begins,
in such position that the same may
be easily examined by the public. 1t
shall also be the duty of the several
Boards of Supervisors of Elections,
OF the morning of said election, to
cause to be conspicuOusly posted in
each polling place. and in each Not-
ing booth of each polling place, sep
arate tickets or lists containing the
names of the candidates of eacH po-
litical party with a designation of
the several offices for which they are
candidates. so that voters NAV there
by he aided in selecting the can1i-
dates for whom they wish to vote,
and in marking the official ballot ac-
cordingly.
Sec. 2-And be il enacted That
this Act shall not apply TO Baltimore
City. Baltimore. Dorchester. Queen
Anne's. Wicomico. Carroll. Washing
ton. Alegany. Cecil, Montgomery,
Howard. Caroline and Harfor,. coun-
ties. and that as to the said counties
Section 80 and Section 114A of Article
SO of the Code of Public General Laws,
title. ELECTIONS" shall be and remain
in full force and effect.
Sec. and De it enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from the
date of its passage.
Approved April -, 1901.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-29

CHAPTER 3S4.

Az Avn J.. ,,+horfao +bo ,ooo1 poords
AN Az ~ dusiol INe eiS "a l'9" .t 10
VI fie"lln vi tne oouH''eo anu tie
County Co .ni - u tt.e atn
elai COUNTIES MnJn enI! NJ M 'aoe
such po"eiS ~ teSis 4"'G ;,s anu ,, az
point as suo.Lesi2tet?, ~ iasuI nHa
!al permits t!e pa! SlGi"il Vi plls siS-
lanS reSldlnS Ill, aItehuiHS Oh vi dp-
pohteL TO any GoLeSei dEduehiy' VI
DoardlhS scnooi' hoSpI'dl' le'i 90 ca =
asylum sahltarlunl, OF otLel linz
place IN thelr respective couiitieS'
ana TO prescribe ruleS anu IN CHAR
ges tor such permits.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-29
PUBLIC
General Laws


Following are the laws of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland passed at
its January Session, 1904, and selected
for publication by the Governor and
Attorney-GeneraI, under the ProVis-
ions of Article 76 of the Code. These
laws are arranged and ndexed in form
convenient and compact. The certif-
Gates of the Secretary of the Senate
and Clerk of the House are omitted.
The epitome of the game and fish laws
will be of value in locating the new
laws
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
THE PLANT SUICIDE.

Is suicide ever commendable? The
question is one that will naturally be-
asked in view OF the self-destruclion
of * II Plant at Macon on Saturday,
afternoon. Here was man in the
prime Of life, who had presumably en- :
joyed all the sweets of earthly cXSist
ence, 20 whom great financial disaster
had come, involving scores. perhaps
hundreds, of others who had shown
confidence in his business Judgment
His affairs were apparently so hope.
lcssly involved that there was bso-
lutely no chance Of III letting but Smq II
proportion of his Liabilities, ii lie were
the lone lone sufferer, If no others
were dragged down into Duvvty by the
fixture, one can dppr, ciote that cour-
age might still remain with which to
meet the changed conditions of the
future Bat widows and orphans had
placed their little all in his keeping
business associates and social friends
had trusted him with their IunJs orI,
tn .udd.rl, o,,,. 49,,
9'''' '''" r
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eternal gain. and look to Him for con-
ISOLATION who, only, can give the sweet
assurance that she is enjoying the
fruits of her service among ue. Mer
every thought was for the improve
ment Of others and the advancement
of her Redeemer's kingdom and we
humbly pray that her noble chaeacter
and example may be emulated by us
all i'm ihe service of the Master
Resolved, I'd. Tint we extend our
heartfelt sympathy To her devoted
children, parents and husband.
Resolved, I'd. That these resolutions
be recorded in our minute book for
future reference and copy be sent
to the Balesburg Advocate and To the
BAPTIST Courier for publication.
Miss Lot, lie Ridgell,
Miss Agnes Jones,
Miss Eva llite.
Committee.
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Mrs. Plant has refused TO accept her
portion of her husbands assets, To
which She is entitled. Thus closes a
sad but beautiful ,esSoH The husband
partially protects those whe trusted
nim, with his lie, blood, while the
wife refuses what is rightfully hers
that his creditors may be- satisfied that
they have received the last penny left
Ii is natural that they should gather.
like V lures, ready to demand ar d
devonr the last ounce of flesh, but how
seldom, in this day when honor is
thrown tc the fCrewind and the cry and
lust for shining gold is predominant, DO
we seq the wIfe's example eInulated.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
SALUDA.
Politics are warming up.

Politics are warming up.
The weather man must be n dispen-
sary candidate.
DIR. Norton, of Conway, is in Salu1a
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Il. w.
Crouch.
Among those of our town " no visit
ed Batesburg last week, we note Mr.
and Airs. h. w. Crouch and Mr.. Wi
liam Glenn.
Miss Chas. Mathis. Eliza and Frank
Forrest, made II iiyins visit To Augusta
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ, Smith, with little
Dan, worsmppei 1T Good Hope last
Sunday.
JCdge NJ. l.. Little attended services
a, llooty Peck sunday.
Brave-hcarted j. l. Edwards recent
| ~ visited friends. near Tr, nton.
Col. j. n. o. Gregory was in New
terry last week on professional busi-
ne.S
Miss Matte Sloan, our efficient Sum
mer Scheol teacher, With quite u mum
Der oi "nr little folks. enjoyed picni,
at Etht redge's Mill last saturday
Mrs. j a. Smith is at home after "A
pleasant visit among friends in the
Big Creek section
Rev, VI. J.. Baggott preached strnng
sermon last Sunday To an appreciative
audience In the Baptist Church. Sub
ject, Walking in the Fear oil the
Lord"
1t Is rumored that n new telephone
company is TO be organized in SaluGa
at once, the prime object of which is to
put Saluda in touch with Batesburg
and other points in the outside world
The central office is to be located some.
where near Nit. Willing. We want
developments with interest. For par
ticulars see w. j. Padgett or B f,
Forrest.
Sncc IS to Batesburg May her cleo
trio H. shls shine and radiate in such a
way as To stimulate some Of h sister
towns TO emulate her example.
Long Horn
Col. II. Il. Watson was in town Mon
day.
Prof. b. F. Carson, who has just
closed successful term of school at
Latta, returned home last week..
Miss Sallie Manage visited in town
Sunday.
Mrs. ". o. Carson has been quite
sick the past week.
Mr.. +. ". Kempson was in the city
MOI day.
Senator j. NJ Forrest and daughter
were i'll town Monday.
MeSsrs. ii G. Bodie, o. s. Strom,
.Ino. b. Davis, Geo. ii. Berry and ). B
Holley, all candidates for sheriff, were
III town Monday.
Mir. and Mrs c. J. Ramage have
moved into their residence on Jefferson
| street.
Monday, rs previously announced,
the cid soldiers met. Owing To the
abse2ce OF Com. l.. Rice, Col. +. J
! Tn no ,I,o T.,
was decided to have an annual reunion
of the old soldiers IF Saluda county a I
the courthouse on July 9Th \ com
mittee consisting of J. w. Edwards,
ihos. Whittle and III. G, White were
appointed TO get speakers. rhe fol
lowing memb bers were appointed dele
gates to the reunion in Nashville
Baz Peterson, Jno NJ M3Carty, Whit
! Steward and w. NJ. Rushton G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony i'll great quantity
Is constantly coming in, declaaing DR.
king's New hi covery for Consump-
ton Cou CHS and Colds To be unequaled
A resent expression from r. j. McFar-
land Bentnrville, Va. serves as exam
pie. - had Bronchitis for three years
anI doctored ali the time without be-
ing benefited. Then ! began taking
Or. kirS's New ID scovery. and IA few
bottles wholly cured ma" Equally
elective IN curing all Lung Throac
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia aud
Grip. Guaranteed by all Druggist.
IriaI bo:tie free. regular size jOr. and
Sl.Oa. Sold by o J. Harris ratesburg
Drug Co. luminous Bros. and rossou
Drug Co I.eesyIlle, =. e.
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The Batesburg Advocate ant the
Home and Farn-bulh one year for
oniy Sl.25 Cash in advance.
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A Probable Candidate.

Mr.. w. A, Shraly, of Iee,viIlc, we
understand, is going toarnounce him
self for superintendent of Education
Tor Lexington county. If this be true.
ana we sincerely hope it is, there is
little doubt but that he Will make Il
good race. Mr.. Shealy is man o..
capabilities and thoroughly qualified
'or the position and besides he has for
ye rs past held positions of trust
and sponsiulity. lie would go into
the held with no political record but
with record for integrity and honest
dealing that no one can touch. lie is
graduate OF Newberry College and
has spent years in teaching.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
RESOLUTIONS
COmme memorative to the Memory Of
Mrs. E. V. Culium, the Organizer
and Former Manager Of the Sum
beam Society of the BateSburg Bap-
tist Church.

lnasmuch as il has pc .sed S.ur lieav-
enly Father in His iniinite wisdom To
remove from our society one WHO so
faithfully watched over us 81 long as
her health would permit, br it
Resolved, lst. That We tepiore her
death, but as mysterious Providence
has deere, that sic sh' uld pass from
her earthly labors to ler reward abJve,
we bow in humble su'miss sion to our
loss, knowing that our loss is her
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
Ice on hand at all times at Corbiuts
Ice House.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA CURED by
RYDALE'S STOMACH TAnIErs

Mr. r, T.. Jones, buyer for Parker &
Bridget, whose large de- par, ment stores
are located mt 9uh and Penn. Ave
Washington ID. c., rites. urder date
ol Ap'il IA, "a, as follows: Last Febru-
AIRY, one year, white in New YORK on
business for my h use, | caught "A ST.
we're cold, which land me- up for sever.
al weeks and lett me weak and nervou.
had little or no appetite, and my di-
SvSton was very poor. Gy physicians
could not get AT the CauSc OF my trob bile
a. my digestion Sacmsd 50 much i'm
paired. decided 10 try Rydalv's
St' mach tablets, being assured bv -
TREND, they were IA good dyspepsia
medicine. After u-ing them for = few
days, began 20 realize that was .et-
ting bttter. gave up the Gnctor's ;
prescription aud nave gained 20 pound
whole sinS two boxes of these tablets
| never icit better in my life. and :c-
credit Ryd;,ies Stomach table : ,.ith
haiNnE 'urcd me. recomme Id then,
most heartily, To sufferers from ner-
yonS indigo tion and general run
down conditions OF the system
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09

A dose of Ballard : Horehound Syru
VIII relieve l.. Have you cold? A
dose of Ilerbiue at b ID time and fire.
quent small dose of IIorehound Syrup
during the day will remove it. Try il
70: whooping cough, for asthma, for
consumption, for bronchitis, Mrs. Joe
McCrath, 321 +. LIST st. Hutchinson,
Kan, writes: Il nave used BIllord's
Horehound Syrup. in my family for 8
years. and find it the best and most
palatable medicine | ever used, 25c.
SOC, $l.00. Sold by o. j. Harris.
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SMOKING IN POWDER EAGAEINE.

Is counting death more suddenly
but not more surely than neglectIng
kidney disorders Foley's Kidney Cure
cures slight disorders in few days
and ITS continual use will cure the most
obstinate eases. IL has cured many
people ot Bright'S diseases and diabetes
who were thought 20 b, incurable Ii
you have kidney or bladder trouble,
commece taking FoleJ's Kidney Gure
today, before IT is too late. Sold by
TimmonS Bros.
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For FARMERS and stock owners: uSe
E'ljott'S Emuis fled OIL Iiuement-i.
the best eYer produced You get a
fun ha'f pint + 25c ana you'n find il
"A very satisfactory huiment for u.s. in
the family and on animals
The daily tribune., 1904-08-04
Denver 6 Rio Geande Railway.
O. T. MENzEL. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPART
inpm ISL Pm
Ii :is.n mas a.
iai : I. iai a.
snpn
ns, ,,al >.
s@A4 e~ae
ESQ s0pa
nal p /. i,si -
a,Ns s,so =.
90 \ aMAa
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No. l-Paeiac coase ,imitec
from Denver and eastern
connectioos-
No. 1--Atlantic eoast llnit
I'd. from California and
western points---------.
No. 3-Paeiae eoast exprsss
fro0 Oenvoe. e.-----.--.--..
No. A--Atlantae boast e1,
Hrseo fFosn California and
Wsetern potnts- ts--.-.------,
No. 6AToanszooatino = ta
Hntted fron Deevsr and
0n1eagn oulsseoelons- 80.
Nc. oTnnAa-ooattnental
iinitod. tFusn Calffornts
and vestefn points
No. S-Qenv1f and CanOe
City Flyer. .-----.--------.
No NCeA0a City and
DGuvsr ttter-
No. lBColoendO kxprael
fecGn 0gavoe- ----.-------.
H. lD-Sn1qgodlo oxpseel
4ea 4u6seszA psantsia
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IT. = VII cainps.

W. Xirass,a . member Of the bridge
oang woEktpg near Litsisport -wAi
3gE1A sHsdjniy iii -1AlafSday might
wss1i iesdnS anf , 'tind of oholsra.
Ris case was % ssvsre tint hs had
- A4ve tte 3pmbsrn of the crew wait
npen him and NJ. Clifford IVES called
- eoasa1tsd. He told them he hid
y 2G1hdiS IN at6s- ffbrm u CHAM.
sDMDonN 0u11st Ohs1ssa ard Di&1hsts
naav stne h thossht would hsaI
- - and aooprdinely several doss1
wsgs aADinisesrsd With the result
sAat ~ 3slI6w 4 ~ abls . y around
nsxe day. Eha i4oidsat- speaks quite
hishly a II. 0iaofd's msdicinas. -
1iEs1sr. IVA. Afsus-
NJ Isdy iSsvsf fsais. Keep II
1sy6iar 1nn1nte. itsnAy tsafs ltfs. xol
- ~ III asnUsisas.
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CslocaAo hse shs iarssss and uaest
yatsahls mica deposits IN The world.
= = aAsoaatsly ire fren iren. rsa.
sAssane itSspssielly ssstal IN ~ ap-
slise1ssn - eleslsisi epSlisssee. 4
- Mlna3lstsss 4 watch theasasas
~ tsps - ~ Aaanally. With N
.eVuesinsualaiae 1sqanA eoe uors.
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Can Give You Names Of ON
500 Patients

NottcsyM Asplieatisa BY Guardian
for the Sale ef Real Estate Of
Ward.
Notice ia hereby given that the
pndsrsignsd guardian of Arthur n.
tday. : minor. will. ON Thursday
ne 3Ssh dAs Of August. 1904. at 9
o'osook p m. hpply BY petition 10
The county ooprt q Fremont county
In the sests Of Colorado, for an order
70 ssll The real estate Of said mtuor.
IN uHdfvfdsd u intsrsst in to wit:
|E0ts - ana ~ "a block Of the Home.
ssssd Park addition Of the oity Of
Florence, In said county, for the pur.
pose of having the proceeds Of such
sals invested in interest bearing
Securities tor sAid minor.
Dstsd F1ofshcs. Colo. Aug. .. 1904.
EVELYN n. EDDY,
VT Guardian.
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6ssassae's "a i.sssissies for =.
~ 4. ssa.sSs y d. eaiiisas.as ys.r.
iSsw s tssal tolaaes Il ~. 10.
10 ! veisssiea 4 Nels, III. 30.
\ i|.Sssl1 . tkers j. = dsoar.ass In Il.
$1,000 u, sAs oosi;sliss =; hals -,
CslaaAs'A ts>aal ssspss q ,ssad 70.
~ VIII - asos& -, 10000.
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1uuuov 1Ha1us ~ S3psoet1g Z
spass1ta pstato crop this ysar. not.
withteaAS ASns ~ ddifGatoss ssesna
wl1tsk s~eStisvsr sAsuestAJsu pssssos
~ ~ sets ~ glss. sAvs isA nv
suitaaedU ~ dGunies oa6as tlssu NJ
4nb6ely 'eoospaeuey. Ths uilalfa ~
eeep a Northern UoloraAo will b
e1tAN soenAl.
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= ~ ~ sesihs ~ beea mads %
~ 0sen1 stSse. fsertsss Ailes tree
0ssnA Laks. uolo. The ees. carrying
49'ass = fssa 90 y 400. y In I
~ rvaFyaag sfsen : y - tea y
Ntlth. The rhillsiAas ars covered
svltA peea eabsrs ~ esw tovnsite.
sallaA Ha11is - beea plosAsd.
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A. Y6s L00kdne

~ ~ &as1. fkstsss sskiA titvtep
= - 1110o y ~ , y - ~
~ & evs \ 2 snsasa-
6 III - I q. 3he OhieaGp
l i t1aa 1Ssnap1 6eA iiiss
= 80 11nlSi 1i1als -.
44qe -. 1i6ll.
r. Dftle allafS1k uHaaht
Ia gv6s Ass166sh
II o - = xA125. - I
s 1foq 6D II 1toes
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iHsadaches

For several Year, my wife was
troubled with Whist physicians called
afck headache Of : very ssvere nature.
shs doctored with several eminent
physiciats and at . great expsnse.
only 10 grow worse. until she was un-
able 70 DO any Kind Of work. About
. year ago shs began taking Chamber
lain'a Stonach and Liver Tablets and
today weishs moro than she ever did
before and II real we'll. /" says Mr..
Geo. e. Wright Of New London. New
York. For sale by all druGKtsts.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-04

Ths Missouri racinc has sivsa
posics tha1 al 'tseksAs rsading bsSoaA
~ 1ou16 VIII rir1nit SlCp. .ov6f = 3
FI6als u ~ l1a5s. y enahls pa5eIlsss
- visit - vseld's sfair. Alep, III
tisksss = q. Loais viii permit eAOp-
aver = Kansas City, a no1 70 sxceed
es4 A16s = ospahiting teskss, Ana q
(patHass1S = ssesfsealcA ~
The daily tribune., 1904-08-04

IAnd nCshins hettsr for liver dc.
ranRsmsnt ard constipation than
Ohambeslnin's atomach aud Liver
Tablsh. h.-L.F Andrsws. Dss Noinss
roWA. 1oe dals hy al dfrS1tsta.
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otasf AissSksnith 6oxl and coks
o6s1. =. Milhr. ptopfssser Flor.
1iAak - 6esza6s %. ~
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todtR16nle FRuliGR.


0ny pmss0 - i6asses6s1 n -
~ s1AAw isl~sasy - OeDssvae,y
htse1ss1 - sassspo augs ~.
faassss hevs rass1sAs1ss s1Dss -
4i1siss = ~ iapsssnn0 n ~.
= ~ ~ paass - ssssgh6y ~
- - vsnssss ~ ssia - hevs =
hdhAAsss a sapital. Nposssos tss1a
tses ak0as rasa 10 Vss clsaos1 ~
osossd1e fsbhss posss yIsl1sd ~ -
~ ssot - toN sst1ss. 1hess ~
~ ~ - . nsinpeiy o ~ p1nat
~ ~ 1sa tAes saaissl . pssssity
= 'Aisst<ssy. sAasss ssAs ~ ses
~ n6se64y Sasssss . ~ aad bsilA-
sha ~ ~ oasr was rsfussd apd
Du2oa vAA was atssssa. Just Why
~ lattsf plses sAosia - ubsssa y
esynsd The Ken Il ordinary n,ortala.
~ ponDs ~ - fessd In absnAAhss
urtAsA 1sliAs ~ aA,ias poassusss
shshy nassral AdvassA6ss svsr DssAs
W.. Btsha visss y . sort of
skshssestiDsatAl Wsy slAsfoa anA nbssd
iAahly for IL Deazinisy % Cotton.
*seA luksA -eaiids is.aa Up 70 dass
Sbvn - growing. The bsilding 10
~ ~ apsssa ~ ths -gooA tsopss
- Cha4ss cosssy aRs growing inpas-
~. Ths plAnt aaa b sasily raissd
= shs Doentain region anA adtaesnt
lssessss. We trsst The pro3sot wilt
~ pdkhsa - oosb,sttoa. II Il
s'ssDk.susss 70 - Asveasly wished
3oR.', :. - -
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OVER 5oe0 PATIENTS

trsatsd In Colorado. A large stock Of
glasses and artificial eyes on hand. A
large portion Of headsches and hysteria
insomnia, cbofea, (St. Vitus -dance), ner-
vous postration are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause effects
II psrmanent curc. II you require treat
ment Of the eye, nar, nose or throat, il
you reed ghsses scientifically fitted
call early.
Those unfortunate and unable
to pay will receive medical and
surgical treatment free.
No Charge for C0nsnlta-
tien and Examination
For Glasses.
Can Give You Names Of Over
500 Patients
whom I have fitted glasses in
Florence and vicinity. Inquire
and be convinced. Have been
coniulink 70 Florence for ten years.
sRemesnber the dates. Consul
tation free.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-04
BOGUS CIGAR LABELS.
a Chicago Judge Issues an Order For
bidding Their Sale and Use.

Chicago, July 30.-On petition of
George j. Thompson, secretary of the
Cigarmakers' International Union of
America, Judge Honore has issed an
order fOrbidding further sales of al
legged spurious cigars and labels and
stopping the distribution of cigars in
boxes bearing the alleged worthless
labels. Mr.. Thompson filed with his
plea for an injunction a copy of de
cree declared to have been given in
the federal courts at Washington, d.
c., that |. D. Chamberlain, whose sig
nature appears on the labels in ques-
tion, is no longer a member in good
standing in the Knights of Labor and
that the branch of unionists Chamber
lain heads has been outlawed by the
true Knights of Labor.
Mr: Thompson declares that thou
sands of the labels he complains of
have been printed in Chicago and
have been sold to a number of non
union cigarmakers and dealers for ten
cents a hundred. The use of this
label, it is declared, would render use
less the Cigarmakers' International
unions annual expenditure of $50,000
in advertising union made goods.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-04
CAN 1T BE TRUE?

Shanghai, July 3O.-A telegram re-
ceiyed here from Hai-Wei CON
firms the kilograms received here
from Che Foo to the effect that Port
Arthur has been captured. The Wei
Hai-Wei telegram says also that the
British fleet, which has been cruising,
will return there to-day.
At Wei -Hai-Wei there is a British
wireless telegraph station, and the
British warships are equipped with
this means of communication. 1t is
possible that Wei-Hai- Wei has been in
wireless communication with the fleet
and that the information of the fall of
Port Arthur was received in this man
ner.
London, July 30.-A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Co. from Wei-Hai-
Wei, dated Friday, says:
ut is supposed here that Port Ar
thur has been captured, as the British
feet is returning here tomorrow
Presumably this report is from the
same source as the dispatch from
Shanghai reporting a Wei Hai-Wei
rumor that Port Arthur has fallen.
The only basis for the report known
here is that when Russia no longer
occupies Port Arthur the British, by
the treaty, will evacuate Wei-Hai-W Wei
and the inference is that the British
fleet is returning to Wei-Hai- Wei to
remove the stores, etc, from that
place.
Not much credence is attached to
the -Hai-Wei report, though simi-
lar rumors are flooding the continent.
Russia has filed formal protest at
the foreign Office against British ship
ments of contraband to Japan.
Berlin, July 30.-Russia has agreed
to fully indemnify German shippers
and their consignees for any losses
sustained by the seizures of German
ships and the detention of the Prinz
Heinrich's mail. An inquiry is now
in progress to determine what claims
shall be presented Russia also agrees
to restore and forward the contents of
the two seized mail packages.