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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
H,as George Notes ard Personals.

Aias George County. Va Apr,. d. u-
p-. Il T Arnoli returned yesterday
from rrip O. kramonl c0uu'y wnich
inciuied bu-ine s- vel ~ vi-.t 90
iriend-
Mrs J-mima M1uuu0y. who ha- bern
spending th- pssr nve moaths 80 Fl-i-
erics-burz r. expected home TO-DAY tor
tbe sumner - her pretty resicenc- near
Comorn
N- and Mrs W - Mounfi9y O.
Nsw Iork. arr slso expected nere today
20 sDead some rime with Mr Noun joy r
mother
Mr a1d Mrs Calvin Nnlsri Ao-ri-
Ea0a< marriage tOOk place 90 s-ni1g
ton last week. nave returned O. hi1E
i5eorge after their bridai tTip aad are a.
home 90 their trends 81 Sirrun Fsrm.
near WlmO1t. on rls ksPpahsnuacA
river
Mis- Mary Graz Arnold Of Willow
HlA. expects @ lesve 1n M0Gdsy iur
81 Washington where she w iii -p-.ll w-eA
Mr John hing. Wb0 has been o L-est
sufferer silce nis recovery from rFploid
lever expects % leave for v Arlington
on SUNDAY for medical treatment H-
vii be aeon panied by BIZ vile and 1i-
lie daughter. who vii bs the guest li
relatives
Mr 2. T Garnett lost a va.uab
Young horse this Week IRON the ELECTS Of
IackfaW. The horse. while running Fith
some other horses dashed iat1 q wire
isuce. and cut h=r-elf 90 terribly that 90
short time locs Jaw developed sud q.
Efforts % save ner w~r- 70 vain. ,1e
wa one OF the prrtti--r horses 10 rhe
lower par: q the county.
Mis- Florence GATnett. Wl0 r. recover
M from q mid attack Of measles hopes
% be abe % return 10 school 10 asn-
iugt0n next wees
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

a At spring Vas very NUN rnn
foSn. shd 80 wess thAr the - -htrsl
exertiou exhausted ne 40 that 3 "oh.e
have L. 1t down And wall until Z roa'o
catch nv brraih and for my heaf, u
stop hattefing
Il WAs i pariicuiary hearty Aeii'r
xirl but nv h-.slth l=it me- sudleuif And
/ hegaa O. grow Wesser u-@l o.
rhink that i grew - weak IL sael
short time il would only ~ ltilr tine
longer bsflre would be on ny i-ir per
haps cying.
II rememb-r the dAy took nv hrs'
doe Of Psioe's eiery Cotap0and While
visiting a { i@nds house ] hsd ~eAs
spell The m-iicine I'D M 20 me. COOS
mat On nv Way home oIugat = 7ottlr
Tb- n! Wa- great
Il ie-i.iei I would se~p On takinE little
do r-guia-lv uRtil ny sy-t~m VA
built np. and lid - i0- three or ilrr
Eaonrh- t.-zA-io1aliS . t=4k= q --- et
PAins's Gslery Compound nov van tnr
strain has bren little too much - he
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

His Lexington Charge Regret to Give
Him Up

On sunday morning Rev . Il Light
preached u q large cOugreg alton a.
trinity Methodist cburrh ltwa- snOwu
that this Wa % he biz last sermon De.
fore going to bic new 6-ld e LABOR az
trederick shurg The discourse Was a.
eloquent presentation Of the resurrection
81 Christ Al the conclusion oi The serv-
ices many members oi the congrrgs
tion crowded around tbe popular pastor
q bio him goodbye and express their -
gret 81 biz transirr from lexington
Mr. Light has Tor three years past filed
the pulpit of Trinity Methodist church
with singular ability He II q pleasing
and iorcriui speaker AMI eni ~ the -
teen aud cOBndrDce 0i not only the
members Of Die immediate congregation
bot Of the community a. iarge. And
while his irienos regret the necessity 0i
bic remoyAl az this time when he had but
one more year % --rve in order % com
piete bis quadrennium they ieel be has
been transferred % q very desirable work
where Biz usefulness a. pastor and
preacher vii he appreciated
During their stay in lexington both
Mr. and blrs Light have Won sarm
piarp 10 the regard 90 the Methodist pe0-
pie OF the community -L-ziogton ira
E-tfe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

TIE CLERK OFFICE OF
i the Circuit Court OF the county
of Sporsyivauia On the 18th day ol
April 1904
Henry Goodwin aud Susan Cole
man Pia'nfll-.
against
louisa Goodwin administrator OF
Wm. Goodwin. d-cea~.-l. ald il ler
own right. " y Carter Louisa
Loma1. Le0uora Carter. Patterson
Carter Jr Mary j Carter. Patter-
son Carter. ~. j. y TURNKEY. az
ministrat0r. Fannie Carter. decea--
-d. g. K. Coleman. Lee j Grave.
trustee. and Anderson Goodwin.
Defendant
The Obi iect OF this suit II % obtain
partition 10 Kind or bv sale ~ -
acres Of land owned and possessed uy
Wm Goodwin, deceased. about three
quarter miles south from cpOr-yI I-
vania o. 4 and division - the pro
ceeds among the parties entitled
thereto. and further 20 have Louisa
GOOD win. adm uistrarriI ~ william
Goodwin. deceased. 70 settle her a.
counts a. such DO this suit. And an
affidavit having been made and fled
that the defendants. Anderson Good
win. ". Il. Carter. Louisa LOma1,
LeOuora Carter. Patterson Garter. Jr..
Mary j Garter. and Louisa GOODWIN
10 her Own right and A. The admins
rrarri1 NJ William irOodWiD. deceased.
are not residents OF the State 0t Fr-
giuia. ir i- ordered thar they 90 ap-
pear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof. ald ao what
may be- necessary % protect their H.
ferrsr iu this suit. And lr i- further
ordered rlar copy ru~r-rf D- pub
hshed once a week for four weeks ll
The FREE Lance. and that a copy Dr.
posted ar the front door 0i the court
house of This county ou the arsr GAS
of tile next rule day OF this court
a c0Py-fesr-.
7. A. HAR II. CIerS.
+. " Coleman. p. g. aIl+-~iN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
PlantT Of FIsh

Fleeton. Reedville. and F4irporf
Northumberland county. have - q busy
times the past week IN the nshiDg IN
dnstry. At FleetOn alone several mil
lions Of behring's and shad have been -aIt-
ed. the glut bringing the herring price
down % 10 and J ; cents per 100 About
$50 bOats snd several hundred men ARE
daily a. work there. and one Baltimore
packer has salted 100 600 herring a.
ready. Never were 90 large brIriug
caught in this sertion- they having the
appearances Of being small shat ~ r.
giniA Citizen
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Ricnnone County Notes.

NeElsad. Va. April 10th 1904.
NIL. MARKS. AZ Mayors. is sc0utTact-
ing % have cucGmbers grOwu Tor pics ies.
de viii pay : per fhQusand-
AneE1rt vii be- put forth IN Toe hear
future % have Nay ior- snd thls place
connected by phone with other points IN
the Northern N-ck.
Mr- Minnie Shipiey hs- rlosed her
-rbo0I a. Hesfhsville sLd returned 20
her home near M0utrOss
jack Frost
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

Il THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
the Circuit Court of the County OF
King 6eorgs ON the 9Th day 0f April,
1894.
GIes bumbU. Plaintiff.
against
Laura bumbry. Defendant
The object OF this .uir j. % obtain
for the plaintiff divorce vlnculo
from the defendant And
an affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant is not q resi-
dent Of the state o. Virginia. il j.
ordered that she DO appear here
within = days after due publication
hereof. and do What may be neces-
sarv 70 protect her interest ia this
suit. And it i- further ordered that
a COPY hereof be published once a
week for four weeks in The Free
Lance, and that q copy be posted az
the front door Of the court house Of
this county 0u the first day Of the
next term Of the court.
4 copy-Tesre,
F. T. HI NTER. Clerk.
". A. Ross, p. a. apTW3W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
'LETUs HELPYoU TO HEALTH
X. N. Gooiriek Wants Every Catarrh
Sufferer to use f7yenei and be
Cured.

Statistics show that az least O. ont
of every 100 persons in this state sui
fer from cararrh in some form
While the disease - one OF the most
common. IL is also one Of the most
dangerous and offensive. leading 10
consumption and other diseases Of
the respiratory organs.
Prior 20 the discovery Of HyOmei
and it, introduction IN this section
bs h. y. Gooirick, every method OF
treatment nad been found worthless.
h. y. GOOlrick says 10 all catarrh
sufferer. Let NE help you % health
am confident Hyomei will cure. 80
confident. in fact, that ] guarantee
70 refund your money II II fails. 4
complete outfit costs but g.. and il u
does not help you, your money viii
be- returned promptly. a
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
EVASION OF ELECTION LAW.
Plan said 70 &c Under Consideration
BY Richmond Committse.

A shrswd plan 70 svsde the Barksdale
pure election law. Which iorbids cAndi-
dates 20 spend money IN elections. has
been evolved. u r. reported. BY TIE Rich
mond democratic COMMITTEES, snd snow
under consideration by a suocOmmittee
cf that body The idea = 20 levy 81 a.
-essmeut in advance OF the campaign
from 81 city officials. according 10 tue
salaries received by them The cOnten
ton ia that the letter Of the law viii not
be- violated u the officials make a con
tribution previous 70 their eAndicAry,
and that by this means the treasury can
slwaTs be Kept full.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
State Missionary Meetings.

Mr. Z. d. Garland .dsld secretary Of the
Baptist state Missionary Board, viii
visit churches in the N0rthen Neck aud
southside during May. a. follows.
Sunday MAY Stb. Fsrnhsm, ! a. n.
Sunday. .th, Jerusalem : p. n.
Monday. 9th Nomini. : D. m
Tuesday. 10Th, Pope Greek. ?. N
Wednesday. lIth. Oak Grove. : p n
Thursday. i b. Shiloh. II 3 n.
Fhursday. 18th Round Hill , p. 10
Friday. 18th. Montague. II m
Friday. l3th Hanover. : p. m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Mss REATRlcE OAaLINoTON-

.Rat reFer ie-. t-e aEiu. smota. 1g
sni heart 8lttar.uE ,hai us.f tn hsve.
All it Is Only seldom noT that real y
ie-I l~ed sleep $40 eaf vel a7f ms
health = er-ali-ut Miss f-a-rl-- uarI
nrron. 3f Washington -q1au Aew
York. aan . lFH+
Today Mis- Uar.,uEtan is w=. an1
--ronr Her exquisite. clear complexion
= A delight O. rte we der ruu down.
tired i-eiiag r gone forever
she - bu0ysn1 E.fi h-a'r' a1d vitality
For PAines leirry lempou-d ls- sft-n
CD ber the same vital strength AM rn-ery
health that g gives Oh every trr1 man
I'D wonan wlo re.ie- lr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
v;rainia Encan1nnent.

Cos. Montague has been officially sd-
vised by Gen. COrbin. commanding the
department Of the East, that a rational
encampment viii be held at Manassas.
Va beginning September ,. Th- quota
allowed Virginia IL 600 men, bat the
chaness are that fAr-distant States viii
not send their quota Of soldiers. aud hlr-
giuia viii be allowed a greater number.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
KING GEORGE
School Closing Mary Deaths
Prompt Mau-Carrier. etc

lum0ru q, Apri. ln, f'-
King deorye hs- been well ni2h over
ron with book agents aud deiuge Win
school BOOKS i1r some days hll 20
many pubi-hing house epresen tau te ~
and books Of 81 ki1d-. 10 j. hard o. un
cerstan1 h0w any -et oi even the mast
capable men can Ce-ermine which books
Arr best suited 20 the needs 0i thr public
schools The many expressions of np.u
lCn hy the rursl masses irave nu DOUBT
rhat = single .ist r. prrisrablr
10 j. plain that fr 1uenr change ~
school books haldirAD The pghlc school
pupils. and one neel not b- frarner 90
order O. kp0g that = -irgi- Ast Soal1
b. besr horh for the interest ni taz-pag-
-rs. who s-sr tBe burden. s1d i1r tnr
pupils.
Green Height public school taught nf
Mi-- Ernesiiue Grr@ue. ci0set y~-t-riai
with interesting exercises An elaborate
programme was iauifirs-iy carrie ogt
anr the larg@ audience pr--ent enjoy 81
the ocra-ion yery much l~-Ier1al rudrd
MIS- Greene second -es-iul ~ ach-r
~ ire-n Height -chgu. anl her llrAry
o. duty eHc-lrn qualifications AZ lni-
i0rm -0urtr-ir- have won '0r nrr in- love
and esteem oi patrons alG puplr
There has be-o an unusually larEr
num her of deaths iu tle county slnrr la-t
li-remt-r due ~ r. -nDPo-et. Oh th-
uhen0n sla. weather conditions rhrrcZn
r1.- vrl1r-r and -p-rul. lll ca r1-- fl-l-e
I14 gulrrraser ~ TDi- piArr hr q.
Walker. ha- furnished o. c8-'ir- iu TIE
set irw weeks. ard sometimes b. aver
agt- q huria. i1r -seh dsy oi the w--A
superVi-8r Z D Harris ii ihi- p.srr
IL ahead oi hs i-l ~ farmer AMI i-
vel sdranced with al- corn planting
The people 1-rr arr Erauh-1 "it- tle
good --rViv- given by ha larrier 40
Minor 0f Fredericsshur. ~ matt q
boa bal il- roa1- yaur- Nila- = a.
RaTs I'D -rh, il.- TIM
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
HUSBAND KILLS WIFE
Tragedy the aesult Of = 7retraetee
Sprss

Sprss.
J0seph II tJpeBhsEer. . prominent
nan Of Ciarke county shOt and Killed his
vie SATURDAY. The shooting sas the
outcome Of prorrscted spree, sud when
il occurred it ir suppOssd that topea-
havers mind Wa derAnged he nsd
been drinking heavily for weeks. AID sat
urday morning he Wa 70 q suriy mood
he swore az his wife Tor not BaTlDg
breakfast really. and when she til him
IL vse already on the table. De lOiiowed
Der . the bArk yard. carrying seal
Der pearlhaadled revolver. and hrei az
her
The bullet entered the back ani peHe-
trsted the leit lung Mr. Cop-nhsver
iell forward AID dlei in 3 lew minutes
The frerEied man. realizing BIZ deed.
caught his vie In DE arms aod caling
her BY endearing names. vainly r -retted
his deed
For i've hours be sept az bay cro Ed
Of men who hsd gathered Finally DE-
i-il a@leep And wa over powered he
xas placed 10 AL AZ BerryVille.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Don n'tRunChanCeS

OF purchasing your liquor any
where and everywhere, but al
ways 20 where YOU are sure Of get
ting the best and purest goods.
Adulterated goods are not ft 20
uee. We are doing the largest
I1usiness in fredericksburg. be-
fepse We never misrepresent our
eso6ds and always give you your
moneys worth IN quality and
measure. We have the largest
assortment Of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
4 Tablet Te John eaui Jones

A bronze tablet. sald % be- tue nrst
memorial 90 John Paul Jones erectei In
this country. Was unveiled Friday AZ the
schou. building bearing his name in East
Boston The memorial = the giit Of the
Paul Jones Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Assistant 70 General Aansser 81 the
Southern Railway Dead

Capt Nm d Green. assistant % the
general manager Of toe southern kail-
~zT- ui-1 81 49, home 10 - @-nlu s<ruu
Saturday. alter A. ne-s Di about 8
Week The body Wa taken 90 Richmond
Monday and the inIrrm-nt mafe 10
Holly "a oOd Cemetery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
MsmorIal . '.stene~an,. Jaekson.

The Mary Custis Lee chapter, Daughters
Of The CobiederGey. Of Lsxi1StO Va,
have taken decisive steps 70 establish q
memorial 20 ~StoneWal Jackson. IN
the shape OF hospital on the site of his
former home Lear the courthouse st that
place. The chapter recently offered Mrs
Jackson 3. 900 flr the house. and let
rer has been received from Der from Char
lotse. \. e in which she Aerepts the Of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Oldest Citizen Of Riehmers Dead

Capt. William Taylor. the oldest citi-
1eD Of Richmond. died Sunday night. he
would have been uinety-iour next month.
Capt. Taylor Eas the father OF Mayor Z
N. TAYLOR and Of Coroner " H. Isyi Tor.
He wa married a serond time q lev
year. ago. snd until oi late had retained
Id. mental ana physical health.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
w. .. Enobrey

Csucrsssor 90 Embrsy a Bcrrynsn.J
D.,,.r In RAILROAD CROSS TIES, cEDAB
POSTS, sPOkEH AND HOOPS.
Kegs &C cnxtantly 0n hAn1 larEe EEppp
-f aslsd HaT sad MD FEED RB-Oncs nsss
R.ilr8a1 DsDc9 Fr.1sr1ekE6arEs We
AIss Axsnf tor P6G Nirs kaEcs Ca
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
"a WELL THIs SEEING

sc WELL THIS SPRING.
Energy. Confidence ARD Health
-sf-ply matters o. scGa vital
NERVE Force.
Prof Edward 2 Phelps 81 81
LID. of uarrm 1ut- lllrrr-lr1 -
F.rurrtl- Fri-cnv-r=r of E-=i.i-- '--l---r
I---une.rH
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.
Only SIX Applicants Tsek the Exam .
ination az Virginia University.

The qualifying examination iir the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship. just hei1 81 the
University Of Virginia, Tss taken by only
stx students They were. A Paul
Bsgby. Of Louisville. ky,J 3 Webster.
Of Richmond College. Beverley b. tucker.
Jr.. Of the Theological Seminary. AleIsn-
dria: Il. Lewis Brown. Of Browns 7i-
versiry school. ! :. Adkisz0n snd " a.
Fleet, students Of the live-sity oi VIZ
rfrfa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

No. 7l9 Main ST., Freder-
ieksburg, Va Phone 50.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and telephone
orders receive prompt stten-
ton Open day and night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
VOL 10, No. 81
Observation-Disclosures
BY PAIkE'S CELERY Com 0UED.
Ne OtAe- Remedy ~ ere Wcria IS
Like lt-Not a Fatert Meaieine,
sut the Most Famous Formula
Eser Evolved - Medical
Science Gives eir1est
Instant Effect.
The Nest Marvellous Record Ct Any
Medical Diseovery-lts ~onoerfai
Merit Recognizes and Aekno~i-
esssd hy Every School q
Medicine.

se- Hos Much You F. Try Ju-s One i'is a.. E l'
s-aiuI Ig.aIth that Thoa-auds Thousands Are "A
frIn the celebrated Nerve \Itaizer ana ion"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21
Liquors and
obaccos

In this section OF the State.
Our store is the only place you can
find the eeiebrated Wilson Whiskey
and Canada Rye drawn from the bar
mention. We have all kinds Of bot
tied liquors and az our bar you will
find ali the leading brands. Call or
write.
Strasburger & Son
One Price Liquor and Tobacco House.
2l5-2i5f and 2i7 10th ST.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

p =. \ I \ I bh, LIerA-
". A. Ro-E. p. a. ap7 W3S
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-21

Mr. Cleveland has gone 4 i-hing VI.
Bryan a-beliering and Willie Hearst a
Tellering and Nr. Parker r. dong the
gath,ring Manassas Journal
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30
DRY GOODS.
A25 Per Cent Saving Guaranteed.

Here YOU will find the of silks and
ats and wash goods and de Chimes voles
CLEANLINESS linens towengs and domec The reductions dur
sale from 10 cent to 40 cent and Will average
% per Profit by it.
SCOTCH SUITINGS-pure WOOL 80 and 40 inches vide
handsome design Purchased retail 65c yard and cheap
enough that; III the sale at 49c
ETAMINES-5 80 inches wide black blue and brown
raned 81 25 gradepain and fancy weavessale
price only S5c
ETAMINES 40 inches widebrown blue gray and black;
and Biantine wideed blue black and extra
good quality for 49c
HENRIETTAS- 40 inches wide red, brown, black blue
and gray for 49c
FANCY MOHAIRS44 inches wide-black ground with
white stripes and ground with white khotted
stripes magnificent 81 25 qualities likewise black ahsdoWn
% inches wide likewise lace Mohair III black A.
inches w]eexuuse goods also all wool Bur
ing inches wide, of the newest materials Tor rch
dresses shown These all $l25 grades IN the
sale at CSC
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

39c for pretty muslin with tucked yoke good full
garments worth soc.
69e. for extremely pretty muslin with high nccks
yokes trimmed with embroidery, worth Soc
CSC for handsome cambria Empire style sleeves
and yoke embroidery trimmed, regular 81 - values
9c for pretty hensttched muslin drawers full size
values
muslin drawers daintly
tucks wide founces Zoe values.
SIC lace trimmed muslin drawers deep ounces SOC
fine cambria undekirts deep founce trimmed with
beautiful embroidery: II - values
$50 5r elegant cambria underskrs deep fu hounces,
beautifully trimmed whit lace embroidery dust rue good
- vaiuea
zoe for nicely trimmed corset we'll made 35c values.
for trimmed with dainty lace, good SOC
values.
isc or corset covers handolely trimmed lace 75c
values
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30
S ut1l1aar w aistin g's.

Fannelettes wraps dressing gowns and hnoo all
colors and pretty designs l5o values lor + isc
Iegaorn Cingharls notified check striped fancy coorngs
and combinations II &c values for 125ac
TOTE Nurd Ginghanls, great variety o. soongs ana
designs usual l5e qualities for dc
Blue RibbonG ngham Doable fold Twenty pieces positive
PIC. values for Toe
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30

FARMER do little with land unless is cultivated
tie must pillow, plant watch he pluck
frut tie must devote time, energy and money
80 with merchant who business to grow We
planting the seed for future profits
IN order to build up greater following. E: e e & e
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30

GOING sale here that will furnish the good folks of ST.
Anthony the newestmos Stylish wantabe merchandise
less than they purchase the quality any
city the Union Easy enough you will make this
men but visit here will satisfy the kepca of
sincerity The following prices tell only interesting story
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
STOMACH DOSING WILL NOT CURE
Only Way to Cure ratarrh is by
Breathing Hyomei,

Ask any physician if catarrh is
blood disease and he will tell 20,
that 1T is a diseased condition of tn,
mucous membrane and that it cal
not be cured by blood purifiers, pills
tablets or other form OF stomach dos
ing. The only sensible and scien.
titic way of curing catarrh is by the
use OF Hoymei.
Breathed tor a few minutes, four
or i've times a day, through a hard
rubber inhaler that is so small that
it can be carried in the vest pocket.
Hyomie will absolutely destroy all
catarrhal germs and cure the dis
ease
Scallin Bros, one of the most reli-
able firms in Mitchell are giving
llleir personal guarantee with ever
package OF Hyomie they sell, that it
will effect a cure or they will return
the money. They have had scores
of reports of remarkable cures OF
both AGATE and chronic cases of ca
tarrh by Hyomei.
The complete Hyomie outfit costs
and comprises an inhaler, a
of Hyomie and a dropper.
The inhaler will last a life time and
additional BOTTLES of Hoymie can be
obtained for soc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19

secretary, l. a. Keith. Lake Pres.
ton: treasurer. C. III. Lohr, Este!!-
line.
The reports that were made by the
secretary and treasurer showed the
company's business to be in a very
satisfactory condition with a better
cash reserve at the end OIL the years
business than at any uime in the
history OF the institution. The
losses for the year ending July 81
amounted to $4,000. The business
of the company is conducted in a
conservative manner with particu lar
reference to the expense account.
All classes Of mercantile risks are
carried, but careful judgment is
used in placing the risks, which is
limited to 81, 500 on any one risk and
to 81, 900 on a structure in a row of
wooden buildings. The board of di-
rectors are men engaged in the drug
business in various parts of the state
and they enjoy the reputation of be-
Ing prosperous and conservative men.
The Druggists Mutual vas organ
lied in October, 1895, and its head
quarters are located at Lake Preston,
Secretary Keith being the active
manager. In the payment of premi-
for insurance the company ac-
cepts but two-thirds of the sum in
cash and takes a note for the bal
ance. The former rate was one-half
OF the premium. but on account Of
the recent reduction in rates by the
old line companies it was necessary
to increase that portion Of the cash
premium. The number of policies
issued since organization to date is
4752: the amount of premiums paid
in full was Sl04, 121; fire losses
paid to date, S49, 62l; the net saving
to members of the company, who
have secured their insurance at
practically o%ne-half, is s54, sos. The
expense ratio to the premium is 1715
per cent, and the loss ratio to pre-
miums is BOZ making the total cost
of carrying the business iS per cent.
The company has the confidence of
the lnsuring public, and Secretary
stated that lie was we'll
with the disposition of tie
business men OF the state to patron
re the Druggists and the other mu-
Lual companies in South Dakota.
He said the money that was paid
for insurance in South Dakota could
De preserved in the channels OF busl-
1ess of our own state and made to
work that much more for the up
building of the commonwealth.