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Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01
VECASIS GROWING
The Number of NowNBulIdihgs
Going up About thu Town
Those Who Built Thorn
MANY MORE TsHTs THAN HOUSES
But Permanent Structures are
Taking the Place otthe Rag
Shacks and Dumps.
MANY MORE TsHTs THAN HOUSES
VEGAS LOOKS aoBE LIKE A CIT

The trani at 20 ~ ~ ttifr- sV9s town,
si'e is toward hlgl ee prices. Tae plat
forthe ssma was filed ta the recorder
on Jsnuary IL. 1905.
Since that date the reai'y agents or
dealers have disposed Of over two hun
dred lots TO Investors at good prices.
This interest and demand by investors
is manifest through new buildings Icing
erected daily and the spreading of tents
in all directions. Thee tents give the
large srea occupied novel appearance.
The true index to that confidence that
denotes the permanent resident and
those factors that will assure the future
of Las Vegas is the many substantis
buildings that are erected in sh sections
of tire city ard at p1ih's that have no. as
vet been lated. Some OF the letter
elus buildings are:
The Lincoln County BottliH, Whks.
of Gedette j. Tuckheli; Buffers furni-
ture and undertaking emporium; the
NJ. C. Williams Office bull ling end resi-
dence; the Las Vegas Bunk and Teu
company; the Age; the Teague black
emith shop; Doctor Rucker's drug store
ani office; the office bulltlng of the
Wright Realty company; the olotning
and hardware estal lisment of NJ. ID.
White; G ! Whites butcher shop; the
new frame structure Of tire McWiHiams
real estate; Corrugated Iron building,
Owned by WiH S.swaF; tho Fran Il
Stewart bI ock, occupied by + y Waite,
the stltionery merchants the bus mes
place Of the Taylor / Mcdonald; George
S,ronG's business -fllce; the busiaess
size Of J. II. Douglass; the Morgan Haws
kins sald)n. Richard Weston's sai,on;
Moor 4 Chanden's saloon, with cor,igs
ted roof; S,oheis confectionery the
commercial block Of F !. Kremel the
Crowell 4 Allott business establishment;
ths Greea Light Saloon building, waed
by W. Mchennai the C,liforniI
Ruby or G.. IL. Rishmiler's business
place, the Frye & Ro'sum, corrugated
iron block the Schey building. with full
stock of cloihing and Murphy>& Prathe-,
building.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01
PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS
TWO VINO Ere Ideal Cluzlsns
and Capable Gentlemen.

MeFsrs. Cope rni Shepherd, of the
cope4ShepLe 1 Lumber Go, of this ely,
are two en;erprisins young men They
he'd faith In The coming greasness or
Vegas before sags brush on the sits OF
the prossn. city xaa drturbed and from
tho conception Of the town both msn
haye kept step with the. progress and
sprosrerity of the place. They viii main.
snin rnd -ntlnue to,eonaactz one ef ths-
largs st tnmbsr yards Ii Eevasla aqd viii
fill the wants and mtet al Of TIE IT,
qulrem,D.s c. the needs pf the ra pijiy
growing city, Anyona hasins bHsiHess
relations With hi. firm win cssssinlx,
NEE With courteous treatment and
dssins aad when enc ssrv1d
sara -i4-s.isi 60
sLsphs I'd are
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01
WAS A GREAT EVENT
Bali Given Under Auspices of
tho Emnioye-s, Ct.eab.

The great soeie. eyeat Of Las gas
was one Of spssndor.
The bali given un Ter the auspices of
the employers (ll6" - ono taat viii
b, ever memorable to those happy par.
Elephants who regaled themsely Ives with a
IN easrres Of jby and pleasure that can
only be felt and not desoiib a..
1t WAS an exlmplicstion OF al those
characteristics betokening what is best
aud most genial inlife In spirit, deeds
and accomplishment the participate
were al expre 'sion CT thee enexctllable
and to the crodit OF those Who were res-4
ponsiblo for this gala time nc. { o mu, h
praise can 30 bestowed. To the observer
those merry makers presented a ture
ot handscn,ely goKne1 ladies' and gentle
mon. As these u the airy tunes OF the
orchestra morea 10 and FRO in those com.
binations that were expressive CT The
spiiit of tho eeaasAen- a vivid picture wa
resented. The features of these scenes.
the styie aud happiness expressed eni
those attributes that pertain TO The eE-
jlyable aud gracious Tarticip lnts were
sach az TO i ice this first great soc.al
time of LIS Vegas side By s.le with the
best similar events Of tbe country. F1om
the sunny south II the nnrlh land aud
from ocean tp cream there has been noth-
ing 10 surpass It.
The tipping the tight fantisti. tie took
plaza -tha-Epper- IA E-ai shs rnsEsF
house of he Armour Zee Plant, The
II 5of fpase used for he f4s.al perfor.
nance, by the 35c participants is eight
by 10 fee. Oae hua,itei and seventy
five couples were present. In addlt,oE
totAe sF en,'id asray Of the s1any ladies'
sn gents men fron Las Vegas, THERE
were rFeseut "a pautitipa'u : ia the great
goo1 t.nas lad goily number oI the
stEa7sed and pEeal.ns resldantA tEaia-
calieI,e. nlrga,t. gaalca Oygrlon ard
toakp,
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01
Mail Service,

n1il arrives from The ea.tt-ssHiuz.ssii1y >,
Wednesday,, Fridays. Arrives from
the wes. Tuesday,, Thursdays. SAT-
-nsdsyE Msii closes for the cast: tues
day p. M, Thursday 8 p. M, S4taisl4y
sp. % Closes for tae west Monday
.. IA. Wednesday 8 p. m. Frit,y 3 p
u. 49,. ~
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01
OUR COUNTY DADS
" ho They Are and How the
Crowd Lies Up.

~ Wv ~ S4ssCo - -
T1s eoua,y seat of Loooin coua.y s
at P.oehe.
The county oairers ere John f.
Rosd-r, asaessor. ] c, 50 johnson. She.
iify Henry lie. county recorder and
auditor. II. j. Goodrich, county clerk
and treasurer. Bsnjsmin Slnders, dis
tnct attorney and superintendent OF
schools. Jam % Llmoins, Public al
ninisirator and ex.oiicio coroner. Il
J. Gordon, chairman of tue boarI Of
county commissioners. livtn at Deiamsr
janice II. Nssbit. another conmjssie ner,
lives at Picche. George u Bl'dwir,
the third Of the boaTd, resides at
Moapa.
ffaa county e5gIi.aion<fa nee. the
liIet Monday of eaeh month.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1905-04-01

Pie dr.ging fJr the new cnsl ia. 1t
The depot IS ressy completed. Ths
HnIk- Includes lese su-t:us % reaar
- ~ Ike tirs
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
JOHNSTON NEWS,

Miss Susie Quattlebaum spent a day
last week with relatives at Trenton.
Mrs. G. III Woodward Is Oh a visit
to friends i'm Aiken.
Mr.. c. B. Mathcny of Pleasant Cross
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. V. Q. Masters was a recent visi-
tor here in the interest Of the Baptist
Courier
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sawyer visit
ed relatives at Ridge Spring last week.
Mr.. George Waters visited over in
Edgeicld last week.
Mr.. J. W. Payne was i'm Fdgetield
several days ago.
Mr.. Arremus Whittle Cf Fruit Hill.
was in town last Thursday.
Miss Stevens is visiting relatives at
Good Hope.
Capt, J. r.. Irvy is visiting his
daughter in Connecticut.
Miss Mary Edward and Miss Rebec-
Ca Baggott of Saluda county were
here few days ago.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
j. BUTLER
and
j. BJ TIER

y deep shame rests somewhere for
the neglect Of these graves. The But
Ter name is one Of the very grandest
and noOlest in our history. In war
and in peace; at home aud abroad
hhey have always made proud record
The father OF the family lies in 4
granite hill in lonesome almost for
gotten spot, his grave Unmarked. his
deed loIgotteh. The song of The negro
p!oWman, the chirp of birds, the muir
mur of the waters of Lick Creek are
the only aoInds which reach This a
bandoned grave. There is one who
has visited it often whose heart swclls
with mixed emotion OF love and pity
and Indi gnutiun.
Through the efforts of those who
care in Lcesyillc, Congressman Lever
has introduced a bill in the National
House t,!-ya this spot marked but
to no effect IT rests with the ButIer
family ana with the people OF the
community to take action and imme.
o'a'c S,ep' To have the spot preserved
There Is tradition that when Pres
iGoIt George Washington on his
Southern Tour paused where Leesville
nov stands: hc turned aside and yisi.
j'"d he utl"r graves lovingly re-
naming some length of time to shed
a silent tear.
Mr., Fmman Able Of Atlanta spent
few days here this week with his
mother.
Miss Ella Lou Able has returned
from 4 Visit to Atlanta.
Mrs Maloncy Of Blackyille is visit
Ing Mrs J K Bouknight.
Nr. Harry Lindler of Gilbert was in
town Tuesday
Misses Carter Hardin and Derrick
OF the LccSvillc College spent Satur-
day and sunday at Gilbert.
Dr. j. f. Mitchell and daughter Wis.
tied Lexington and Columbia this week
Mr.. Arthur Bouknight has returned
from the north where he purchased
ms Spring stock of goods
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
SALUDA NEWS

Mr.. B. p. Watson one Of Saluda, g
most prosperous farmers was i'm town
last week
MeSSrS. j. l.. Samples and 10 Long
OF Higgins were here on business last
week
Inc temperance Medal contest last
Friday night at Miss LaGrone's school
Cfruit HID was highly enjoyed. The
gold medal was won by Miss Corrie
Whittle and the silver medal bv Mr..
Albert Parkman.
DR.. j. w. Pitts spent last week with
MS home folks here
The candidates for Solicitor-MessrS
Cooper and Shumpert spoke to our
people here last Saturday.
Miss Matte Sloan spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. p. j. Coleman.
MIR. Nose Minicle of Mt. Willing was
on our streets last week.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
mere are observing week of prayer this
week in interest of Home Missions:
they hold meeting each afternoon at
, O'Clock.
MIR. K. A. Crawford after spending
several weeks in Jacksonville, Florida
has returned TO Saluda.
Miss Julia Merchant, a charming
young lady from the Sardis section is
the guest of her brother MIR. j l.
Merchant.
Mr. Webber Edwards school has
closed
Miss Urgnhart who taught the Hip-
gins School has resigned, and returned
TO her home. She was here a few
days before she left.
Mr.. }. III. White of Johnston visited
his relatives here last week.
Mr. j. l. Jennings was here on bust
ness few days ago.
Mrs j. w Edwards continues ouitc
Ill, we hope she will soon recover.
Walter Dukes (colorc d attempted
to Kill Jno. Minick (col'dj a few DAYS
ago by shooting at'him, then beating
lss,.- 30. lz-assE
gun. III first u was thought Jno was
lead; but he is alive The negroes
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
MISS LAURA JOSE
PHINE BRIDGMAN

Miss Laura Josephine Bird, man,
reader and elocutionist, entertained
and charmed BatcSburg on Tuesday
evening last The readings and reci-
tatiOnS were given at the Opera House
and, that the audience was pleased
and cnraplurcd, was proven 10y the 81
lcnce during rccitalS, as well as by the
spontaneous bursts Of applause that
followed each rendition. Miss Rridg-
mans work is free from attitudinizing
manncrism and Stiltcd dramatic at
tempt.
The ease, yet power, with which
Miss Bridgman gives fun power to
passages of subtle and delicate mean
ing, brSpcaks for her brilliant con
cep'ioH and a genius Of high order
Miss Bridgman'S features, particu-
larry her eyes and mouth. are wonder
fully mobile and ever true, whether
laughing or sad, to the sentiment cX-
pressed; her voice is unaffected, Of
great range and well modulaDcd.
Mis-, i'ridgman has unqucStunably
the prime requisite, of a great artist
and hrr work alive and aglow with ma
tural gift, shows carcul culture.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
LEESVILLE
LETTER.
THE BUTLER MASSACRE
A SKETCH OF THE REVOLUTION
AIRY WAR PARTICULARLY IN.
TERESTING TO LEXINGTON
COUNTY BY w. AUGUST
SHEALEY.

South Carolina fought the Revolu
tionary war. Her map is dotted with
l3I battle fields. Every section of TIN e
State was the scene OF some battle.
action or engagement. OF these Lex
lngton county bore her share: CRANKY
Mydleton ambuscaded, Eggleston's S
Capture, Tara S Spring, Lorick's Fer
ry, Clouds Creek.
This sketch is designed to give a
brief account OF the battle of Clouds
Creek, or the Turner House massacre,
as II Is known i'm history. The en-
gagement took place near Leesylllc.
six miles from Clouds Creek, i'm Lex
ington county very near the Saluda
line. The facts are these:
Bloody Bill" Cunningham was fill
ing upper Carolina with terror. com
mlttlng outragcS ana dcprclationS. \
party OF his LoyalistS passed through
the Mt. Willing section, Saluda coun-
", driving away the cattle, horses and
other booty This was near the home
OF Ca 9t. James Butler, who was the
founder OF the distinguished Butler
family. Capt Butler had been very
active in the early part Of the Revo-
luton; had lain i'm prison at Ninety
Six and Charleston, had been exchany.
e and was now retired on account of
o. age an iniirmity.
Capt Turner organized a party to
pursue Cunningham S maranders but
young James Butler and others refus
ed TO go unless Capt Butler went with
them. The Old captain consented TO
20.
The rear guard OF the maranders
was overtaken where the town OF Lees
ntrTfi,, ,.-s,.','v -;-'c,,y
Many of the horses hopelesSiy begged
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECKS ON
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BATESBURG.


paying settle accounts Wlcn
ra r.Ui o ndoHet the
max or KEEP a very nett Accrnn
&C forget IS n n pUpe t m b kS aul hen
for asn
pud he rCl &C. i r cdi tn nemcml lrt 4 etrSlh
atany yrae the evidence issuncc N anl cnNrasp plain.
in First BrcsNug
~ lec5l you vii o ESQ saving bce this
lankra raysmt r year
B.Ra Perry Cashier w.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
LEXINGTON LETTER,

MIR. b. f. Kneece of Bull Swamp,
was here a few days ago.
Mr.. b. J. Derrick of the Fork sec
tion was in town one day last week.
Mrs. b. Harmon visited friends in
the Fork last week.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Dreher of
Selwood spent Friday here.
Miss Sadie Bacon of Columbia is the
gu, : of Miss May Bradford.
MIR. Il. llallman and family visited
relatives at Gilbert this week.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Caughman visited his
daughter at Gilbert Tuesday.
Prof. j. S. Derrick spent Tuesday at
Gilbert.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
CASH PRIZES

As an incentive to the growers of fine
Irish potatoes in this community Or
g. j Harris viii offer a series of cash
prizes to those who buy the seed from
him ana exhibit same in his store af-
ter maturity. The first prize $500 for
the largest crop grown from one peck
second $l,0o for the largest yield from
one hill. Cash payable August LIST
l"c5 Condition 5 will be fully explain.
ed next week.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
$500
REV A
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER

WHEREAS information has been received at this
department that an Atrocious Assault was commit
ted IN the County of Lexington on or about the 2nd
day OF March, 1905, the body of SaIIie Robertson
(Aiias oailie SIrnpkins) by unknown parties and
that the said unknown parties have fled from ms
tiCe. 80
NOW, THEREFORE,, l. d. c. Heyward Governor
of the State of South Carolina, in order that Justice
may be done and the majesty of the law indicated
40 hereby ofer a reward OF Fifty (S5OOO) Dollars
Tor the apprehension, delivery and conviction Of tbe
SAID unknown party parties to the Sheriff of I ex
lngton County, at Lexington Court House.
in TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to
De affixed, at Columbia this sixteenth day of March
A. u. 1905, and in the l2otl year of the Indepen-
dence of the United States of America
ID. G. HEYWARD.
By The Governor =.
}. T. CAN'T, Secretary of State
rruCiannsuon or the G0Yern0r OF
South Carolina, is herewith supplemented by a re-
ward of $3.50 from the town of Batesburg
NJ. B. EDWARDS, Mayor
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
WINTHROP COLLEGE
NEWS.

We are in receipt of letter from
Miss MIry Eva lIite, who is student
at Winthrop College. Rockhill, S. c.
Miss lIite is in the FreShman's year
and is charmed with the School. She
writes that the work though hard is
lightered 10y the evident interest of
the teachers taken in the scholars
and that the pupils all cannot help
lu' feeling that what they have to
do is for their own good. The general
health is excellent and every chance
for fun and exercise is given to the
girls. The course at Winthrop Col
lege IS four years, the enrolment GAO
and all are apparently contcntcd.
Miss Mary Eva Hite is the daughter
OF MIR. William 5. IIitc of our town.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17

+; Col. Charles B. Rogers went to Au
guSta Saturday.
! Miss Groscclosc of Lccsville was in
town last week.
Mr John Fox spent short while
with his motncr this week.
Mr.. II. S. Simmons has gone to
North Carolina where he will remain
for some weeks on business.
Mrs, J. +. Strothcr, Mrs. L. Ether
edge, and Misses Jane Crouch and
Annie Lee Ethcrcdgc spent last Sat
Urday with Mrs. q. Il. Elhercdgv.
Mr. l. f. Rankin and family have
removed from Quattlebaum' Mill
to live in BateSburg.
Miss TcSsie Altman has returned
from Atlanta where she has been for
several mCHthS.
Mr.. Walter d. Crouch is now aga IN
Win his 'atHcr, Mr. Wade Crouch
. T. Crouch has been for the last six
months Il. s.siant post master at Edge
MIR w. c, Mitchell of Laurcns Co,
>. I. ,Irrcd 10 his lcme ON Thurs.
dag after spending scveraI days with
rclIi.aS lere
Mr. w, r. Bodi. OF the Emory sec
tiOu WAS on Our streets vcSt crd,v
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Preaching may be expected ON sun
day morning and night at the regular
hours
The pastor hopes to preach in the
morning aud the Rev W. T.. Entz
minEcr of Rio de .Ianciro Brazil, a
Missionary of the Foreign Board, will
preach at night
\ large congregation at both seryi-
ceS is earnestly hoped for. j. Ferris.
All those indebted to J c. Glover
please come and settle.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
FINE IRISH POTATO
SEED,
DIR O. J. HARRIS

DIR O. j. HARRIS
Dear Sir
found the seed Irish Potatoes 1
bought from vou to be very prolific
a crop such as l have never
grown before Yours Truly
p. w. Barnes.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
1.-The Shining Mark And
The Mining Shark"

the same being Portrayal of the
Great Difference between u SHARE
FAKE AND A FAIR SHAKE" 4
book of over 100 pages neatly bound
containing fifteen halftones from the
highest priced photos taken from life
in the State of Colorado. One of the
host interesting publications Of The
yeaf AS rich to read as Lawson's 5
''Frenzled Finance" You can get it
ABSOLUTELY FREE by addressing
CHAS. WARREN DAVIS,
Stocks and Bonds,
213 Mcintosh St. LEONARD Building,
Augusta, Georgia.
Telephone bell SIS.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17

M)Nsf SAVED, Is MN 3YiM\Osl
The fast Natl. Bank of Bltesburg
pays interest four times year on de-
posits in the Savings Department. COM
pounded every three months. Put your
spare money to work--it works while
you sleep has perpetual ever increas-
ing earning capacity. We invite you to
open an account now with our Bank and
be numbered with our five hundred de-
positors,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
FOR SALE!

a good young horse, 3 years old, ap-
ly TO, r f. Etheredgc, Dupont, S. c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17

Mr.. f. b Boyd Of the Emory sec
tion was in town to-day
Mayor S. j. Watson Of Johnston
spent Mondaj here.
Mr.. NJ. \ Holstein OF near Monet
ia is visiting relatives here.
The BateSburg graded school base !
ball team went to LeeSvilie Saturday
and played the nine OF that town de
feating them after very hot contest,
by the score Of - 10 10.
Misses Lizzie Whittle and Janettc
Etheredge, of Lecsville College, spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
friend Miss Iona Etheredge
Miss Ellie Lee Guntcr Of Leesyillc,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Westmoreland, of Sama-
ria, was here Tuesday
Miss Maude CrOSSOn, the beautiful
and attractive daughter of Dr. u. NJ.
Crosson, OF Leesvillc, spent a short
while in town Tuesday.
Miss Annie Lee Ether edge left
Tuesday morning for Columbia. where
she will enter Macfeats business Col
lege. All manner OF good wishes ac-
company her.
Mrs E. +. Strother, who spent a few
days in Columbia this week has re-
turned home.
Miss Maggie Harman has re turned
to her home at Lexington, after spend
ing some lime with her son here.
Mss Saliie Bodie Of LceSville was
seen on our streets Tuesday artcr-
EOOn.
Miss Fanny strothcr OF Johnston
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Ethel Shcaly who las just rc
turned from trip North, left Mon
day morning for Lamar, ). c. whcr
she has gone to live
Mr.. Herbert Edison Of Johnston wa
here a few days ago on business
Mr.. T. b. Kernaghan spent Monda
i'm Augusta.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
Feb 2S, 1905.
Or. O. j. Harris

DR.. q. i. Harris
Dear Sir,
VIII YOU please send me
Il quarts Of Amber Cane seed. Those
that ! bought Of YOU in 1901 were
photographed bv c. II Bail, OF the De
partmcnt Of Agriculture, and he said
that it was the only Pure amber cane
he had seen i'm the south. Re sure to
send me the same Kind that got
last year. RcSp't Yours,
Joe NJ Johnson
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17
SEED, MEAL AND
HULLS.

can pay - - cents per busbel for
Cotton Seed.
IN lfOi cSclianiIe W. a NJ. -.r. 4
hullS for seed. II ~S John.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-17

Capital Stock Paid Up, So, ,OOO. GO
surplus, Undivided Profits, sI3, 10000
deposits, --..---- sIae 800 5o
iald out in Dividends, S6,625.OO
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-20
REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
After Trying Other Treatment, IiyOmei
Was Used With Perfect Success.

j. F Forces, a we'll known
Yves tern railroad mai, whose
home is at McCook. Nebraska,
writes / have never had any
relief from any remedy for hay
fever, even temporarily, until l
discovered The merits Of Hyo.
mel. l always recommend II
when occasion requires
There is no offensive or dan
gerous stomach dosing When
Hyomei is used. This relia ble
remedy for the cure Of all dis.
eases of the respiratory organs
is breathed through neat pock-
ct inhaler that comes with
every outfit, so that the air
taken into the throat and lungs
is like that of the White Noun
tains or other health resorts,
where hay fever is unknown.
The fact that Wood Bros,
| agree to refund the money to
any hay fever sufferer VITO uses
Hyomei without success. should
! inspire confidence in its power
| 10 effect a cure. A complete
outfit costs $1.00 and extra bot.
ties so cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-20
Not Esir

In taki'g T.. New York Trib-
une to task '.t an * parte COM
ment on th" aarbarous iynching
at Watkinsville, The Jackson
vile Times-Cniou says:
In referring 10 the butchery
in the Watkinsy.lle Jail, The
Tribune fails to mention the fact
that the people Of Wathins7ille
met the next day, denounced the
perpetrators Of the crime. and
pledged their best efforts to the
work OF finding the criminals
and bringing them to justice.
1t also failed to mention the
fact that the governor of Geor-
gia offered for their arrest, with
proofs sufficient to secure their
conviction. one of the largest
reward ev.r .tfered IS al in
centivc e." thu detection Of crime.
He offered 500 each Tor the ar
rest of the first i've. with suf-
I ficient evidence - co~rict them
and 5000 each for tie balance.
As there zee proDlGiF iIty in
the mob, here 5 over $1,000 for
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-20
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STATE OF MISSOURI, I.
County Of Monroe,
Inthe Circuit Court OF Monroe County,
Mo.
The Farmers x Merchants Bank OF
Madison Missouri, a Corporation.
Plaintin.