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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Indict CHICAGO Gamblers

CHICAGO, June 3.-Patrick j. King,
alleged head of the policy ring in Chi
cago, was indicted today for violation
of the lottery laws. Indictments were
voted also against dozen other al
legged prominent gamblers. For many
years King has been a power in local
politics. Recently the Citizens asso-
citation sent secret agents out to gather
evidence against King and his alleged
associates. Detectives, it is claimed,
secured employment as bookwriterS
and became actual witnesses of draw
ingS,
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
PeIIucid and sauirtiferous

Mr.. Wares assurance that the pen
sion bureau is a fountain of. pellucid,
squirtiferous joy will be readily assent
ed to. 1tfn1ust be very joyous to pre-
side at a. fountain Of illimitable millions
of other peoples money and to squirt
it out in fructifying streams to irrigate
the peanut fields of the man who con-
f1ded to him this important post at the
fountain. Truly there is a great differ
ence between the Pierian spring from
which Mr.. Ware was formerly wont to
drink and the pelIucid fountain from
which he now squirts.-Louisville
Courier Journal
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Canal BUILDING Reains

COLON, June 3.-The first party of
twenty surveying engineers for the
canal is selecting locations for camping
out at Gatun. A party of fifty is ex-
pected next Tuesday. The members Of
the party will be sent to Bohio Sol
dado and other points along the canal
mus. Locomotives belonging to the
canal company, dumping cars and other
equipment, which have been lying idle
for years. are being overhauled for
early use.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
.MccIeIlan,s Chances

Some old hands in politics rate
George B. McClellan's chances at ST.
Louis quite as good as Alton B. Par
ker's-if not better. 1t is predicted
that, If his name is presented to the
St. Louis convention, the chairman Of
the Pennsylvania delegation will do the
presenting. Likely enough Young
McClellan's illustrious father. the gem
eral, was born in Philadelphia; his
statue in Penn square is pointed out
proudly by the citizens to their eoun-
try COUSINS. Hartford Courant
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Primaries for cubernatorial Candidate

The prolonged deadlock in effecting
a Republican nomination for governor
In Illinois is causing people out that
way to give favorable attention to the
primary election substitute for party
caucuses and delegate conventions. In
terviews With members of the legisla-
ture and delegates in the present Re-
publican state convention reveal a de-
ctded preppnderances of opinion in ia
vor of change of the machinery of
nomination which will enable the peo-
pie directly to express their preference
in the case of all candidates to be nom
mated. Sdchna situation as has arisen
in Illinois dweuld be impossible under
the primary election system.-Spring-
field (Mass.) Republican
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

that every member of the board should
have opportunity to express an opin-
Ion. In so far as this was not done,
we think 1t an error; and we also
think that there would have been prac-
tically no difference whatever in what
would have been done or in the wis
dom of doing it if the other course had
been followed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Consistory to BE Held June 27

ROME. June S-The pope has ex-
pressed his intention to hold con-
sistory June 27. No cardinals, 1t is be-
lieved, will be appointed, only new
bishops nominated. His holiness may
take this opportunity to deliver an
allocution concerning the events lead
ing up to the recall of the French am
hasSadOr
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Men, Also, Read Scandal

We regard Mr.. Stone as an expert in
all the details Of Newspaper making
and on all questions relating to news
papers. But, hitherto, we have been
under the impression that a scandal
Gus story in any newspaper is read by
about as many men as Women.-Hart-
ford Times.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
With Rocks

Brady-An so there wor casualty up
at tn Orangemin,s s picnic, wor there?
Grady-Yis; another case av rockin' tn
boat.
Brady-Indade?
Crady-Yis a party ov patriotic Oirish-
min rocked their boat from tn bank
Judge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Among the Merrymakers
Such Is Fame

'sYes," said the fluffy haired girl, "I
wrote that short story in Blanks maya
zine that everybody is talking about"
Indeed" exclaimed her new acquaint-
ance, But it has Scribbleton's name
to it."
"Oh. he merely dictated it, explained
the fair party of the first part Il wrote
1t on the typewriter. Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Not Unheard OF


"That's a remarkable woman-that
prsSSy WyelI Ghe whst.s tmG remsrkabe e abont her2
''Well, it's remarkable for pretty girl
to be q shoemaker"
"Oh, I don't know. Didn't you ever
hear of the divinity that shapes our
ends Philadelphia Ledger.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
No Complaint Of Crops Here

Special to The Globe
FLAXToN, N. D., June S.-Seeding,
including flax and barley, is all finish
ed in this portion of the state Wheat,
oats and some fields OF. flax are UP and
falling of late. The acreage is 40 per
cent greater than ever before in Ward
and Williams counties, and seldom
have there been brighter prospects for
hix Yields at this season.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
How rhey Love One Another

Tess-Miss Passay likes to give the i'm
preston that she's quite brave.
JeSS-HOw?
Tess-She says she's not afraid of the
dark
Jess-I don't wonder If I had her com
plexion I'd be afraid of the light.-Phila-
delphia Press
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
Come. Father

Oh, father, dear father, come home with
me now,
The carpets are out on the line,
And mother is waiting for you to step
forth,
And rustic that right arm of thine.
Cleveland Leader
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
No panaer

Mrs. Brown-Oh, doctor! Little George
has swallowed couple of safety pins
and seems to be In terrible distress.
panic. madam: undlgested securities are
causing. lots Of trouble all round just now.
-.Tudge
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

The clever cartoon, "The Same Old
Sweet Song" printed on the first page
of Wednesdays Globe was repro
duced from the columns of the New
York Globe, the credit due being omit
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

His name should proclaim his an
cestry, but in case there should be any
doubt of it we hasten to state that
Deneen is Turk.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

That which most became him in his
political life was Gov. Yates manner of
leaving it.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

There is reason for the belief that
Mr.. Bryan is entirely satisfied with the
Nebraska platform.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
.washington time 4 p. m. St. PauD.

The Mississippi will rise In the vicinity
Of st. Paul during the next twenty -four
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

Floods and Gene Ware both rage in
Eastern Kansas at this time.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04

GAS to the Maryland Democrats, they
view with amaZement and consterna-
tion,' says the Chicago Tribune. We
also know some Republicans who view
their president in the same manner
just noW.-Duluth Herald.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Tir Snbiana yiesen i'm iiioli4sn, Aesen
ober 9dnee i'm norOIihen zbeiIe beute Nbeno
uno am Samftas pdrmer beute 2lbcno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
giene Sntorporationen.

@eitsrn wuroen bic fol9enoen neuen
6irmen etc. ineorporirt:
Die pluto Oil Il @as Co.. Sn.
opls., capital $50. 600, Sncorpora-
loren: Sobn g. pieriOn, Rub. Wuels
Ter, 6rant Weber. Wm. &. 9aaib uno
grmaro 6reaip.
9ie Sob 9reet Mining Co., Mor=
gan @ounto. Office in Martinsbille.
Capital $500, 900, SneOrppratorsn:
g. 8. gropn uno ". 6. Mcylair,
Martinspiae; 8. s. Gburdman. y. &.
Ropie unb &. 8. 2euis, Snbpls.
Die ,aotomo @anoD Co., 3otomo;
capital $40. 900; 9irsetoren: Sames
). Quid, Gatlep Ouid uno Zulu y.
Sarmon, 0ofOmo.
Die ~Nndor @ooiing Co., ebans.
bile; capital $4,000; SncorpOraioren:
Charles 3. 2lep. Olietr IS. @leid.
man, u. ". gmrid, peter gmrid, s.
u. @leihmon uno 2ouis ". 9aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Wiess- @rab.


Wiaiam uno 2booa 6eb. 724 Sat
germont, Wdoden.-garl uno Saura
goat, 1921 9apis, Mdoden.-W. g.
II. Sulia 0aroing. 6l7 glate, &nabe.
- Soiepb uno goith Sptes. 1908
0cnrD, 9nabe. - 3bomas unc Si53ie
6iooins, 1913 AlDoro, WdOden. =
Robert uno Nora Gmitb. 1851 Yir=
oinid, 2nabe. -Soispb uno Wap @oI-
Inns, 1913 SO. Ohio, Gnabe. Samss
un0 qaura Ban Qrsoel, 1913 War=
tiuoale, Wdoden. = gatrif uno STio.
oct RenneoD, 1906 Spann. Qna6e. =
Sobn uno Sufe @reiner, 230 Dou=
olaB, Mdoden. = 0argD nno .pearl
goles, 8 G. ReDitOne. NdoGen. -
Wiaaro uno 9laie @rani, 452 Wei
Wartet, Mdoden. - 5ames unb W.
Doung, 245 Bates, Gnabe.
u etraut:
perrp Bert Galpin-Hoie Weblin.
Did 9ownstno-Sanths BregOrn.
Sobn grown-Crab Staaeup.
6enrp @rim-garrie eoop.
9ouis Sobnion-giBie 0iggins.
srneit MISUNDERSTANDING Roie.
0orman 9eio-Margarst Quinn.
0eforben:
Charles granoaa, %, 104 Noro
State. - Ssnnie Cpertree. z Wonate.
434 Mineroa. -Map Sutton, A, 1913
Wai6inaton Qlbe. = 3bomas Soplins.
A.. Srrsn.2ipl. - Sarab Yeairs, so,
Union statiOn.-Marp 3bOmos. 80,
Srrsn=gipl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Bsouieltes Gbepaar
rno lsine lsbenssefa5rII9en escapaOen.

Inter Der Qntlnge Der m6roeriiden
SdieBerei uno Der 3runtenbeit tuuree
9eltern Ntsno bon ben HaolerpOli3ilten
Come uno Bernauer Der in go. 736
WaHaduietts Qlbe. m~obnbafte 0orace
@ooopear eingeifedt, pdbreno feline
before (?) 6dlfts tuegsn yeSedtbeit in
@~emabriam genommen nuroe.
Someit gu ermitteln, mar @ooopear
benedict bsimgetommen, bate 9raiebl
b~esonnen &C. uno idlieBlid fiinf 9epol=
DeridhRe auf feline gleihfaas beouielte
6rau absefeuert, DE jeoOd idmmtlid
feblgingen.
Die SdieBerei ueranlaBte bic ar6Bts
M%ufresung, uno als bic Rabler eri6ie-
men. woIlte @ooopear ibnsn au!binoen,
oab feline 6rau aud auf i'm aeidoHen
bdtte, uno 3war fiiuf Mal. Die Beams
ten ianoen aber nur @oobpear's qeleerten
RspolDsr uno bier Qoder In BEN yDdn-
Den, no lid feline 9uaeln einsebobrt
b1tteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Iaeeart obsn. = Stead unttn
las erse6niB Der seTtrisen benz Off. qrimar
NabIeH.

Die gsltsrn Nadmittag bon a llbr
biz 2benbs s lbr a~b9sbaltsnen pri.
~mdrmablen CUR grmdblung bon oemo-
tratii9en prscinet : gomiie : Wlit9lIe.
bern, reip. =Gele8aten FIR Die am
Samifa9abeno ftaitfinoenoee onDensiOn
3ur Reorganization Dee o~emotratiiden
6omites psrlieien iebr ruhi9 uno =
ME al ipdter Stunoe beridtet uaro =
nit einem Dolidnoiaen Siege Der IOs
%gsnannten 5aggart- faction. .. B.
in Der Samfags Contention miro
3agsart's geDOl8u9ter ebarles ..
Glarte un3ueifelbaft gum YoriiBer oes
gpuntD= gomiies ermdblt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

2ccalsD etterbert6t
aeaen bsute gbeno unb ant Samitas
ipdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
(Ginseianpt.l
20. Smrniea oeS Noroamerit.
Inrnertnnoss,

qbsubaIten i'm Sabre 1905 ju indianapolis,
Snbiana. -3weites preiss susi6reiben
bes gu~notspororts. [6eltIieo'I ert
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
YerIdpmnoeusr yuoel.

Grau See Solbman bDn go. 1901
Norb GapitOl Nue.. Die SAwdaetin oes
Mapors. ilasts seitern Der pOlisei, OaB
ibr felt Der MittwOd.Wad itr puoel
abbanoen aetOmmen it, uno befiirdtei
fs. bah osrieIbe entweoer geitobler iparo
coer lid %perlauien bat uno babel srfro-
rem IT..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
6 ubanifde qnIeibe.

~ Darlington, 4. Geb. Sn alIsr
SiilIe mar bier cine eubaniIde Com.
milton am Werie, I'm cine Mnlelts
bon s35, 0Jo, 900 su %effeituiren. Ger
srObsre 9beil bisrbOn ioll fur bic ge.
3ablun9 Der Weieranen aus benz We.
freiun9sirisg periuanbt tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

yerlamgt s sss.Msss. w S.r''ss ss' '''''' DO" Der
Qsuts Yhous Goa. AZ ylorb pqsrblon cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Gknek <bereTa Maria Wuener, Qeb
SibtO . uHielm. I'm alter BON rs Janrep' am
DoHneriiae. BEN 4 1ebruar. wsnrgsHs . ubr, IN
6ani. tbrsr Butter. 10. 1f0t CT 5ssbrastq Sir
DIE Bet1oiauHe fubei am 5omfaQ w9orsfl I'M
8 MIR pon 9rnnsrbaaie uHD am $50 ubr non Der
81 Worien air1e aus ftatt. geero:snng primal
RENE BIsmtH.
@eorse y Mueller, @atte. Hebft aIno.
Maria Qlnna Anfein,. Tutisr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
1termometerItarlo

00dIte Iemperatur $500. 80 Sra
VisOrisite Iemperatur. 6 .
B. z. BLYTHE
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

2lm |. Suni 1903 bate Der yOrort
oes Decentralization 5urnerbunoes
einen preis bon $50 fir oas beit.. gum
Cert fir Elm 9urnfeItlieo geeisnete
otutlhe @eoidt ausgeidrieben. Inter
DEN 81 einaeianotsn @eoidten b%elinoen
no nlr tpenigs, Die ourhwea posiiidsn
Nlertb 5oben. gber 9eraoe bic beiten
gi%nIenoungen finb entneoer 10 alQe=
msin sebalten. oaB ibr Aniprud auf
Die ge3eidnung: n3ert gu einem 5urn=
feflieo" taft ausidlieBlid auf Die lee
beridsift suriid3ufiibren 1T. oOer le
feieTn ben decentralization Turner.
buno, ohne geriidhhti9ung isinsr gi=
genart, als einen Der 9euti6en 3ur-
neridaft an aloaen Werbano. Mebrere
Beoi6te nit Stropben BON Iehr btr=
I6iebenem Werihe bd.ten ourd Qriino=
lide llmaetaltung einsslner 3bsils in
ben Hahmen Der geiielten NnfOroeruns
gen gsbradt meroen t0nnen; aber gu 10
mtitqebenosn Nenoerungen mar oas
Preisseridt ielbfreoeno ni6t befu9t.
9a ieinem Der Tidter Der Yreis 3u=
geiproden weroen ionnte. 10 ihreibt
Der Yunoesporort hermit nohmals
einen preis BON $50 (210 Warf) fir
6as bette. gum Cert fir Elm 5urnerfet-
feb eesignsts osutide 8eoidt aus.
9abei eslten folgenoe gstimmungsn:
/. Die Gsoidts iino benz |. Sdrift=
maro oes Yunoes : Yororts. 3beobor
6tempIel, Dor l66. SnoiannpOlis,
Snoiana, lniiso States Of Mmerica,
franto su iiberienoen. Sic mdlen fid
IpGteftens am l. Wai 1904 in ben
5dnoen oes ssnanntsn 9eamten be-
inoen
2. Sur prsisbemerbuns ino Mdn=
ner uno Grauen aler Gambler bered=
tiat. Der Yreisbemerbsr braudt nidt
Wit9lieb zines 3urnbereins gu iein.
ga bic infOlge oes erlfen prsisaus=
Idreibsns einseianbten @eoihte uno
Namensanaabsn iid nidt msbr in ben
9dnosn oes preisssrihts bsfinoen, 10
1T es ben betrefenoeH ginienbern ge=
ltattst, lid sntueoer nit ueuen @eoid.
ten ooer llmarbeitungen Der nlten oil
Der prsisbewsrbung sl bstbsiligen.
3. Die @soidts r~iiiiisn nit einsm
Wotto berisben iein. nno ss IDa benz
ielbsu Elm Dsrihloiisnsr umidlag NIT
benz Wotto. Dem Wamen unO Der QOrsKs
oes Didters bsilie9en. Dieter um=
idlas miro erif nod Gdaune oss lire
tbtils 9e0hnet.
4. Der Cert oes 6eiflieoes iOa nidt
metr al5 etrDa 300 Silben %ensb1lfe1l.
5. Gals iid unter ben singeianoien
BeOidten ieines b%efinosi. oas ben 9e=
%ifelten NniOrOerun9en aeniist, 10 ion
tsinem Der Sidter Der preis BuseIprO-
den meroen.
G.. Tas preisausIdreiben fur Die
Sonoidtung mirb untsr Wiitbeilung
oes prsisqefr6ntsn @eointes am /.
5uni 1904 CUR pOit asgebsn ueroen.
z. @Oneuren3termin FIR Die 3onoid-
tunG : 1. Nobember 1904.
Cir ben gunoe5borort
6ermann Qieber.
L. Spreder.
9beooor Stempfel,
l. Sdriftpart.
Snoianabolis. %. Ssauuar 1904.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Scrlam9ts Nln3ei9cm

irssnb wsInsr urt iurrosu In Der .9nbiana 7ribnn'
init 81 per aeils FIR ieSe Snisrtion bsrsnnsi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

y e.
emma Brennan, 434 0OltOn place,
llmbau. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Sir Jnbrwrrfe as0faet
@iro beute ipieSsr bic Neit @aibiuston Str
Yfablbriide.

Die tempordre Wngenbriide iiber
oen Wbite Hiber al Der WeR WaIhing-
ton Str. Die ieit Wontaq rsparirt NOR
ben III, fam bon beate Yormittag ab
uieoer fir J%ubriuerfs= Yetrieb bsnubt
usrosn. Staot-S nesnieur Soup hdlt
Die ssmdB ieiuen yoridriften aemah=
.sn Reparaturen uno Yerfdrtuugen on
Der Bride fiir binreiheno, um biz our
Yollenoung Der neuen Bride ben 6ubr-
psrts= Yertsbr ausbalten su f0nusn.
Dlit ben Heparaturen on Der Worris=
Gtrnben. Bride ipiro beute %begonnen
merosn, uno bofft Der Snaenieur, oaB
oieielbe, ME aud bic Widiean Str.=
Bride, nddiie WOde fpieoer ss6Hnet
merben fann. Damn foa aud Ger
gmeridsbiae. Bride a~ebibrenoe Nufs
mertIamtsit asIdsntt weroen.
Sidere uno 5aulid fd0ne
. Ii den beriangt.
Sn oieIem 3ufammenbange mag be.
rittet peroen, odB oas griidsn. Gomite
Der indianapolis ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ielidaft" (Gibie Improvement aio.
ciatiOn) in elmer gsftern a~bsebalisnsn
Sibung einen geridf ausaenrbeitet
bat. Der nddIte Wode Der gereiniaung
poreeiegt usroen ion. Sn oieiem BE.
rihte beiont oas gomite Die Notbmera
oigteit zines %algsmeinen planes FIR bic
fdoiiiden griidsn. ioiuobl bssii9lid
gscuemlidisit, Siderheit &c. fir oas
publieum. ME aud besiiglid arditec.
tonifder Sh0nbeit &c.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03
Flat Woods.
TOUCHMENOT.

FL Richardson attended the childrens
day service at the N. i. Church in
your toxin Sunday night.
Miss Minnie Yarbro', Of Weakly, was
the guest of the Misses West Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended
the commencement exercises at the
Lawreneeburg Institute last week.
Mrs. John Chaffin is on the sick list.
Miss Lena Blair came very near get
ing badly hurt last Thursday night,
while she aud Miss Mccoy were return
ing from town, they ran their buggy in
a deep hole, throwing her out in the
mud, and the buggy ran over her, but
fortunally she was not badly hurt, but
the accident should be a warning to the
road hands and they should fix the
place at once.
There will he Sacramento Service
at Mt Ararat the lst Sunday in June
at IL A. NJ, dinner on the ground and
services in the afternoon, services will
be conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Medley
of Lawrenceburg, the public is cordially
invited to attend.
Rev. Kelley Of your town preached
at Park Grove last Sunday at II
A. NJ. and at 8 p. NJ, he will prsacl
there again the 4th Sunday in June al
the same hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Blair and Harvey
Blair attended the childrens day service
at Ethridge Sunday.
Frank Wall and wife and Miss Mabl,
Skidmore of Lawrenceburg ATTENDED
church at Park Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Buchanan and little Jo
and Mrs. w. J. Moore will go to Nash
vile the lst of June and spend tw,
weeks with relatives there.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03
A STRONG HEART.

is assured by perfect digestion. Indi-
gestion swells the stomach and pufis it
up against the heart. This causes short
ness Of breath, palpitation of the hear,
and general weakness. Eodol Dyspepsia
Cure cures indigestion, relieves the
stomach, takes the strain off the heart
and restores it to a full performance of
its function naturally. Kodol increases
the strength by enabling the stomach
and digestive organs to digest, assimi-
late and appropriation to the blood and
tissues all of the food nutriment. Tones
the stomach and digestive organs. Sold
by FREEMoN Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03
Pleasant s Point.
IoRIgE.


DIR. Womack was called to the bedside
of Miss Mai, Newton last Sunday we
wish her a-speedy recovery.
Thomas Mabry and family spent Sun
day with Guss Lumpkins and family.
Napoleon Lumpkins spent Sunday
night with home folks.
Ed McNeal and wife visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Lumpkins has returned
home from Lawrenceburg.
Robt Springer and family of Waynes
boro spent last week at the home of A
F. Springer.
Misses Kate Lumpkins and Florence
Belew visited Mrs. Cullen Mclean las
week.
Early Kelley and family of Knoll
Creek visited relatives here recently.
Frank Mclean and family of Law
renceburg spent Saturday night will
their daughter, Mrs Manual Kelley.
Mrs. Jim Harlan visited relatives a
Idaho Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Willie Lumpkins spent Sunda,
night with Miss Cordia Below.
Mrs. B. P. Lumpkins and Miss Lesli,
Springer spent Sunday last with Mrs
LaCroix.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh Testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs aud Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from 7. J. Mcfarland
Bentorville, Va. serves as example. He
writes: ~ had Bronchitis fof three
years aud doctored all the time with
out being benefited. Then began
taking DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
a,few bottles wholly cured me. Equally
effective in curing all Lung aud Throa,
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip. Trial hottie free, regular sizes
zoe, aud $l.00.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03

Hon Jonas Springer of Waynesboro
was in town Monday. Mr. Springer SER
we'd as trustee of this county twice and
was later made representative to the Gen
Assembly at Nashville. He is now en-.
gagged in the milling business.
Ed Democrat-I am enjoying good
health and also the splendid season we
are having here this year Crops are
looking very promising indeed. We
have r F d mail route now and you
may change my address to Shawnee,
Okla. r r No /.
Nick Meyres.
NOTICE-All persons indebted to CoCKE
Bros by store account are hereby mott
fed to come forward and settle their
accounts between now and the 10Th day
of June 1904. After this date all ac-
counts will be placed in the lands Of
an officer. This May, Goth 1904.
ID. w. Cooke.
PIP. Cooke.
&C Hannah has engaged in the mer-
camille business at Baldwin Cabin, his
Post Office, Lawrenccburg Tenn. De
is handling different Kinds OF wood
and taking the same in exchange for
mdse. Mr. Hannah is sltrewd, consci-
entious business min and will make it
interesting to all who may care to trade
with him.
Jas Gilmore of Lawrenceburg, Cash
Ter of the Lawrence Bank & Trust Co,
one of the oldest banking institutions in
the country was pleasant caller Thurs
day. Mr. Gilmore lived in Lewis Co.
on Indian Creek, number of years ago
and is we'll known to a number of our
older citizens, who rejoice in the success
Of their old friend and neighbor as a fl
nancier. Hohenwald Herald.
| The Bodanham boys came over Sat
urday and took game If ball from l..
B. Second Nine to the tune of about %
to rs. JoeNeal was In the box for the
locals for the first three innings but wa
wild. He throws a good bali and ha
plenty of speed. c NlttMiH was sen
in and did very nicely for one inning
when w Kronk replaced him. Kronl
| shut theri out in the 9TH but in the Stl
and 9th he too went up in the mir ant
forced couple of runs on balls. Err
fofs were too numerous to count. Law
renceburg claimed the game on a fai
ideal and to an observer it was easy t.
see that Bodanham hid tire advantag
] in tlle matter Of an umpire.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-03
SUED BY HIS DOCTOR.

"a doctor here has sueil me for $3.50
which claimed WAS excessive for n case
of cholera morbus," says II. White Of
Coachella, Cal. cat the trial he praised
his medical skill and medicine, asked
him if it WAS not Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he use,l
Az had good reason TO believe it was,
and he would not say under oath that
it was net" No doctor could use 0
better remedy than this in case o.
cholera morbus, it never fails.
Sold by Freemon Bros.