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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-11
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given, That the subscriber, OF
Anne Arundel county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel county, In
Maryland, lAtters Of Administration on the per
sonal estate OF LOUIS b. HENKEI late
81 Anne Arundel county, deceased. All per
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber on OF
before the
10Th DAY OF JANUARY 1906.
They may otherwise. by law, be excluded
rom all benefit of the said estate An persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to mske
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
July, 1905.
DR. CHARLES B. HENKEL.
Administrator.
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}. RoLAND BRADY, AuetiOneer.
F OR 8 AL &
DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS
On Randall street, Annapolis, I'D.

By authority OF the owners will offer to
public sale at the Court House door in the
CIty of Annapolis Maryland, ON
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Tnsures City and County Proper
ty at Reasonable Rates.

Directors Samuel Jones, John dep
Oouw, George c. Barton, Henry B.
Myers, John B. Flood, William F.
Childs, Louis Baer, William E. Field
meyer, George T. Melvin, Thomas J.
Enthicum, j Harry L. Brewer.
SAMUEL JONES, President,
WILLIAM F. CHILDS. Vice-F President,
IL s. MANcHA Sec and Treas.
RIDGELg p. MELVIN. 4kioyzrey,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-11
JERRY l.. SMITH, Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N the Matter of the Trust Estate of JEAN J.
GERNATG

No. 27S2 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County Sitting I'm Equity.
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Ticket office. n. w. Cor. Charles uud Sara.
toga SITS. y. NJ. G. A. Bldg 526 s. BruadVsty.
Mt Royal station or Camden station
ID h. MARTIN Mgr Pass Ira0Ir
CIV. BASSkTT, Gen. Pass. AGENT
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gaEtias0r q - Ohso Ra{Frea
VIA ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION

I've. Baltic. -sn0, u o.. 4 90, 5 On 1910 81 q.
I've. Wash. IS 90, u % = %. 6 60 S sr q =,
Ar. Annap'is-9 -, / 50, 5l0, 7O5 llu 81 3. q
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They engaged without hesitation

shook it down around her bare shoul-
ders and then stood, fascinated, watch
ing the fencers. She could make no
movement from the wall, is the negro
stood at her arm. For q space neither
of the fighters had any advantage. De
Lussan's skill was marvellous, but the
chief buceaneer was more than his
match Presently the strength and ca
pacity of the older and more experienc
ed swordsman began to give him a
slight advantage. Hard pressed, the
Frenchman, still keeping an inexorable
guard, slowly retreated up the room.
Both men had been SO intensely occu-
pied with the fierce play that they had
not heard the sound Of many feet out
side. a sudden tumult in the street. The
keen ear Of the half breed, however,
detected that something was wrong.
Master" he cried, "some one comes.
I hear shouts in the night ARA shot.
shrieks, groans! There! The clash Of
arms! Lower your weapons, sirs0' be
cried again, as Spanish war cries filed
the air. 1--WE are betrayed The enemy
is on usv'
Instantly Morgan and De Lussan
broke away from each other.
Tomorrow cried the buccaneer
captain.
GAS you WILL" returned the other
But now Mercedes, stalking all upon
her hope, lifted her voice, and with
tremendous power, begot by fear and
hope, sent ringing through the air that
name which to her meant salvation
"Alyarado! Alvaradow.
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physically master of himself, she
d with sinking heart AS he
near She spranS TO her feet also
..l packed away from him. throwing
a;. er left hand to ward him OF, at
=; sane time thrusting Icr right hand
~. her bosom.
was right upon her now. She
thrust him, unsuspicious and ilnpre-
pared. violently from her, whipped ont
the dagger that Hornigold had given
her ana faced him boldly.
It was 10 o'clock, and no one had Yet
appeared The struck hour revei ber;'t-
cd through the empty room. Wou!d
AlvaraGo never come: Had it not
been that she hoped for him she would
have driven the thy weapon into Eer
heart at once, but for his sake She
would wait a little longer.
.Nay, come no nearerr she cried res
olutely. If You 90, you will take
dead woman in your arms. Back, I
say" menacing herself with the point.
And the man noted that the hand
holding the weapon did not tremble in
the least.
'.Thinkest thou that I could love such
a man as thou?' she retorted, trem-
bling with indignation, all the loathing
and contempt she had striven to re-
press finding vent in her voice. I'D
rather be torn limb from limb than
feel even the touch Of thy polluting
handr'
Death and fury" shouted Morgan,
struggling between rage and mortiii-
cation. Thou hast lied to me them"
"a thousand times-yes. Had I a
whip I'd mark you again! Come with
in reach, and I will drive the weapon
homer'
She lifted itNigh in the air and shook
it in defiance as she spoke.
It was a frightful imprudence, for
which she paid dearly, however, for
the hangings parted, and Carib, who
had heard what had gone on, entered
the room-indeed, the voices Of the
man and woman filed with passion
fairly rang through the hall. His quick
eye took in the situation at once. He
carried at his belt long, heavy knife.
Without saying word, he pulled it
out and threw it with skill born Of
long practice, which made him mas
ter at the game, fairly at the woman's
uplifted hard. Before either Morgan or
Mercedes was aware Of his presence
they heard the whistle of the heavy
blade through the air. At the same
moment the missile struck the blade of
the dagger close to the palm Of the wo-
man and dashed it from her hand.
Both weapons rebounded from the wall
from the violence Of the blow and fell
at Morgan's feet.
Mercedes was helpless.
'Well done, Carib:"' cried Morgan ex-
ultantly. "Never has that old trick OF
thine served me better. Now, you she
devil, have you in my power. Didst
prefer death to Harry Morgan? Thou
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uHast another weapon m thy bod;ceau

shalt have it. and thy lover too. III
tear him limb from limb, and in thy
presence too"
"Oh, God! Oh, Godv' shrieked Mer-
cedes, fattening herself against the
wall shrinking from him with wide
outstretched arms as he approached
her. Mercy
81 know not that word. Wouldst
coZen me? Hast another weapon in thy
bodice? III look
Before she could prevent him he seiz-
ed her dress at the collar with both
hands and, fn spite of her efforts, by
violent wrench tore it open.
NO weapon therey' he cried. "Ha.
That brings at last the color to your
pale cheek he added as the rich red
crimsoned the ivory Of her neck and
cheek at this outrage
"Help. help" she screamed. Her
voice rang high through the apartment
with indignant and terrified appeal.
Call again." laughed Morgan
'Kill me, kill mer' she begged.
Nay, you must live to love me! 20,
ho,' he answered, taking her in his
arms.
Mercy! Help she cried in frenzy,
all the woman in her in arms against
the outrage, though she knew her ap-
peal was vain. when, wonder of won-
ders-
81 heard a lady's voice." broke upon
her ears from the other end Of the
room.
'1De Lussan.r' roared Morgan, releas-
ing her and turning toward the intrud-
er Here's no place for you. How
came you here? I'd chosen this room
for myself wish to be private. Out
of it. and thank me for your life"
"I know not why you should have
Donna de Lara against her will and
when better men are here" answered
the Frenchman, staring With bold, cru
ell glances at her, beautiful in her dis
array, "and if you keep her you must
fight for her. Mademoiselle." he con-
tinued. barring his sword gracefully
and saluting her. will you have me for
your champ;on?'
His air was as gallant as if he had
been a gentleman and bound in honor
to rescue lady in dire peril Of life and
honor instead of another ruffian in
famed by her beauty and desirous to
possess her himself.
"save me! Save me" she cried,
"from this man.
She did not realize the meaning Of
De Lussans words. She only saw a
deliverer for the present. 1t was ten
minutes past the hour now. She Wei
coined amy respite; her lover might
| come at any moment.
81 will fight the both of you for her.
cried the Frenchman-'you. Black Dog.
and you Master Morgan. Draw, unless
YOU are a coward
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(To Be Continued.)
4 Habit to Be Encouraged.

"The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle Of
Cfamberlain's Cough Remedy saves
herself a great amount Of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group,
TO which children are susceptible. are
quickly cured by its use. 1t counter
acts any tendency of cold to result
in pneumonia. and if given as soon as
the first symptoms of Group appear, it
Will prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious and moth
ers give it to little ones with a feeling
OF perfect security. Sold by all drug
ssts.
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I ought 10 have you hanged, you
mut;nous hound shouted Morgan
land hanged you shall be, but not until
I have proved myself your master Wit.
the sword, rs III all other things. Watch
the woman. Carib, and keep out Of this
fray. Lay hand Oh her at Your peril!
Remember, she is mine
COR il may be nine answered De
Lussan as Morgan dashed at him.
They engaged without hesitation. and
+the room was flied with the sound of
ringing. grating steel. First pulling the
pins from her glorious hair, Mercedes
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HSay 'Harry Morgan, | love you u

YOU love me? Scuttle me, thought SO.
Ben IIornigoId was right. Woo wo-
man. let her be clipped willingly IN
ar.as--yet there's q pleasure in break
ing in the jaGes. after all. Still. I'm
glad that you are in Il better mood and
have forgot that cursed Spaniard rot
ting in the dungeons below in favor OF
d better man, Harry-no, I'll say, Sir
Henry-Morgan on this occasion, ct
your service he cried. rising again and
bowing to her as before.
She looked desperately at the clock.
The hour was close at hand. SO great
was the strain under which she was Ia
boring that she felt she could not con-
tipue five minutes longer. Would Al
varado never come: Would anybody
come? She sat motionless and White
as marble. While the chieftain stared
at her in the pauses OF his monologue.
He came around the table and ap-
preached her. Notwithstanding the
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CHAPTER XIX

@1HE highway between Ia Quay
ra and Caracas was exceed
ingly rough and difficult and at
~ best barely practicable for the
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A SUMNER TOUR
THROUGH EUROPE

VISITING
Holland, Germany, Bavaria, Italy,
Switzerland, France, England
and Scotland.
Departure June 20, from New
York, duration ~ months, cost
so25.
Organized and Chaperoned by Miss
Eleanor I. Wragg, Charleston. S. c.
For further i formation apply to
CHAS. @. DUE, Tourist Agent.
2-3 stt-12t Charleston G. G.
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AYE, aye; trust me for them BOTH

AYE, aye, ruSt me Tor theln DOln.
Hornigold found means during the
day-and it was matter Of no little
difficulty to elude the guards he him
self had placed thereto inform Mer-
cedes Of the escape of Alvarado and to
advise her that he expected the. return
of that young man with the troops Of
the yieeroy at 10 o'clock that night He
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O.. 2 '5s : ;IjI| =
Cures Whiskey ard Beer Habit

ORRINE is the only guaranteed cure for
the drink habit. can be used at home. and
destroys entirely the craving for drink,
without publicity o. loss OF time. It quick
" destroys the craving for intoxicants,
steadies tie nerves. restores the appetite
and gives refreshing sleep.
To cure without patients krow;edge buy
ORRINE NO. /: for voluntary treatment,
buy ORRINE No. ?. Price. 81 ger box.
Cure Effected or Money Refunded
A registered guarantee in each box. Book
on DRUNKENNESS Sealed mailed free on
request All correspondence confidential.
ORkINE mailed sealed receipt of price
by the ORRINE CO.. Inc, Washington,
D. c., o. sold in this cityby So
Pharmacy. Sumter. S c.
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BE SOBER
Saws President Roosevelt

s'Itis Of inca1cuab1e consequence to the
man himself that he should be sooer and
temperate. and it is Of even more conse-
euence to his wife and his children; tor 1t IS
2 hard and cruel fact that in this lite OF ours
the sins of the nan are often visited most
heavily upon those whose welfare should be
his one special care.'-Presideut Roosevelt
to the Miners at Wilkesbarre, Pc.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

Sr>fHE day after the sack of the
& town had been a busy one for
the, buccaneers. First OF all,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-03-22
Notice..

Notice.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
~ the appointment of Robert E..
Ccpes. Esquire. Judge of Probate for
the County of Olangeburg, asguard an
of the estates of Sallie M. Carroll and
Nathaniel Carroll, Minors.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
derSigned will make application to the
Honorable q. G. Dantzler, Judge of
the First Ci cult, at his Chambers in
the City of Orangeburg, S. c., on the
23rd day of March, 1906, at ten o'clock
a. m, or as soon thereafter as the Pc
titioner can be heard, for an ordAr ap-
pointing Robert E. (Opes, Judge of
Probate for the County OF Orangebu
guardian Of the estates of Sallie NJ.
Carroll and Nathaniel Carroll. minors
of the the respective ages OF seventeen
and thirteen years. Said minors are
each entitled to a diStributive share
in the es ate of their father, the late
Nathaniel L. Carroll; each of the
shares of the said minors being Five
hundred thirty four 81 100 dollars;
that said minors have no general or
testamentary guarualn and this appli-
cation is made for the reason that no
tit, competent or responsible person
can be found who is willing to accept
said trust. MAUD ZEIGLER,
Mar. u, 1906. Sister OF said minors.
Orangeburg, S. @. 1852.
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Here is a victim of neglec'. Bad Dig stion

stomach spread seriously MfrMu
gsivea sinvlvn dbowes
Apesonih ae k a
Le,ntatw a will hed eros
and
hatmaybea in
fcndn sjut tsut to DseC olraT GdrY
low Px-a ekene
b n drgulto
S ycan ou
than uslc LIBERATED
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snow and Rallns

A dispatch fro n Washington says
the who'll country rs experiencing the
effects of the prevailing storm with
temperatures below the average for
this time of the year. There have
been heavy rains In the South and
snow In the North. The storm be
gan Sunday nighb in the South and
extended into New England, New
York. the lover lake region and the
upper Onio ALLEY where the rain
turned into snow Monday. The
rivers in the States Of Mississippi,
Georgia and Aiabams and the Care
l.nas are bank full, and stages ahovl
the danger line are expected tomor-
row in a m ,rity Of the big water
ways. Six irches Of snow fell In New
York and In Chicago the fall was
equally as heavy.
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Summons For Relief.

IOt
The State of South Carolina, County
of Orangeburg. Court Of Common
Pleas
Savannah Grocery Com pany, a cor
poration duly chartered under and by
vir1ure OF t e laws of the State Of
Geor. ia, Plaintiff against A. L. Sole
mons, Bank of Orangeburg, corpora
tion of the laws Of the Stale of South
Carolina, Samuel Meinhard, NJ. II.
Schaul. and Henry S. Meinhard, CO.
partners doing business under the firm
name of Mcnhard. Schaul s. Co., ne-
fendants. Copy Summons. For Re-
lief. Complaint Served
|. TC the defendants above named you
are hereby SUNNI ned and required to
answer the complaint in this action of
which copy is herewith served upon
you, and TO serve copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the Subscrib
er at his office Urangeburg, S. g..
within twenty days after the service
her. of; exclusive of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in the COMPLAINT.
Dated February Goth, 1906.
TO Samuel Meinhard, NJ. II. Schoul
and Henry 5. Meinhard. co-partners,
trading as Meinhard, Schaul s. Co.,
rot-reSife1t defendants: please take
moi ice that the summons, of which a
CODY IS hereto annexed was filed in the
office OF the Clerk of Court, for Orange,
burg County, State of South Carolina
on the twentieth day of February,
1905. A. w. SUMMERS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
G. L. SALLEY, G. G. P. [sEAL.
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Citation NOlice.

State of South Carolina, County CT
Orangeburg. By Robt. e. Copes,
Esquire, Probate Judge.
Whereas, J M. Hammer and Perry
L. Crider hath made suit to me, to
grant them Letters OF Administration
of the Estate of and effects of j. W..
Hammer, deceased.
Tht Sc are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors. Of the said deceased,
that they lie and appear before me, in
the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Orangeburg G. H., on March 23rd,
1905, next after publication thereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, If any they have, why the, sa1u
Administration should not be granted.
\ Given under my Hand, this 9th day
of March, Ammo Domini 1905.
3-l5 RoBT. E CoPEs,
GL.s.] Judge OF Probate.
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A Wanron NJ urder.

Jared Davis, farmer wfo was shot
last Wednesday by Jonas Hicks, ne
gro farm hand, at Americus, Ga,
died Thursday, the bullet havir g pen
etrated the abdomen. The shooting
was wholly unwarranted and feeling
against Hicks runs high. Judge
Little j)hn viii, be perltloned to con
vene special term Of court for hiE
ir,me date trial.
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Came Too Late,

This sad story c"mes from Sevan.
nah, Ca, Robert Lee Harper diet
Wednesday, in the state asylum ad
Miliedgeville. On Sept 81 he was in
jured at Savsn ah by q G ntral rail-
way engine. Suit was brought aud a
verdict for $500 rendered in his
favor, and this was affirmed just a
few days ago by the supreme court
Mr.. Harper was born In Augusta and
was thirty-four years old He leaves
q widow and three children. The
in iuries he received 10 the acci-
dent caused him to be sent to the
asylum.
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MOTHER STOPS WEDDING.
separated Couple as they Stood Be
fore Minister.

fore Minister.
The course of true love, 1t develop
I cd last Monday received rude shock
when E. A. Turner, Of Higgstown,
ard Miss Pearl Coleman, of Savannah
were not married as tney had hoped
to be.
as the words IT pronounce yon
man and wife" hung on the lips OF
Rsv. Robert Vandeventer, the mother
Sof the would-be bride dashed in upon
the asssmb!sge. Striking apart the
4 two hands tnst were about to be
gunlted forever, she forbade the mar
Rrlage. Painting, the bride fell to the
floor and the groom stood with star.
Ing eyes ct the prevention Of the
fulfillment Of his long planned elope-
Eaent,
Dr. Vandeverlter, too startled to
lgSsk COZ IN instant, held. the mar
mage license loosely in his hand. This
was the mothers opportunity; she
clutChsf the license AMI defed the
minister to proceed. DR.. Vandeven.
ter begged chat she allow the wedding
ceremony to go on. To this she was
obdurate. The would be bride was
resuscitated, the wedding assembly
dispersed and Miss Pearl, the 14-yesr
old bride that was tc be, returned dis
consolate to her home.
The mother Is Mrs. Elisa A. Cole
man. The would be groom Is the
owner OF q sawnill at Higgstown.
The wedding ceremony was interrupted
at the home Of Mrs. N. F. CoRart,
the irate mothers sister, at GOT West
Broad street Savannah.
Last Monday Mr.. Turner renewed
his efforus to win the mothers con-
sent, but Mrs G, leman was uerelent'
ing apparently. Sns said her daugh.
ter must wai1 FIVE years When the
license was scored the girl vas given
as eighteen. Sac wears short dress.
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=, cu,taS Accident.

Jack Myers, a young white nan,
met q peculiar death at Hamelsville
Ga,, Wednesday. He was On electric
lineman. While loading a lot cf poles
the hook be was using in the work
slipped, flew back and b. oke his ne OK.
He died instantly.
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CoCrun Burned

At Tcccoa. Ca, fire OF an unknown
origin DESTROYED the large cotton plat
form ard warehouse Of Inmap, Akers
and Inman, the plant of the Atlanta
Compress company, seven hundred
bales of cotton ard seven loaded
freight cars. The loss Is placed q.
Sl50, 300 fully insured.
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Nosice tn Credi.o5s.

State of South Carolina, County Of
Or,ngeburg. In Common Pleas.
Ada u. Johnson, PLAIN itf, against
Hariey NJ. Johnson, ct al, Defendants
By Writ re of the a thOrity vested
in ME. all creditors against The estate
of H. r Johnson, deceased, are here
by requir. to prove their respective
demands before me, on or before March
%, 1906, or be debarred payment.
ROBT. E. CoPEs,
Judge of Probate, as Special Ref, rec.
March 2, 1906.
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The Bowman Laud and Improvement Co.

Inc 00WM3H LdHu auu tufeneut wa
! NHE ANNUAL MEETING FOR
: Il the election of officers of said COM
PIN, and such other business as may
come before it, will be held at the
office of Samuel Dibble, corner OF
Church and ST. Paul Streets, Orange
burg, 5. @. up stairs) on Monday,
April 2, 1905, at noon. Shareholders
please attend or send proxies.
L. V. DIBBLE SAM'L. D1BBLE,
Secretary. PreSldenG.
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Thrs w H,maeif In Front of Team

An unidentified man, about twenty
five years old. threw hin self In front
OF an elevated train at 421 street and
q averue Thursday and was killed.
A note bock found upon the body bore
upon its fly leaf the inscription:
"Henry Peterson, bandmaster, U. S.
r. S., franklin navy yard, Norfolk,
Uo -
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Take peep ct the E 'isto-by moor @
lignu. Ride on the Ferris wheel 81
the Grand Spring Festival. April
3 tot.
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GR RASS -.

cond horse the SPRING.
sbecause hungre tells he needs His de-
All animal its particular Spring
animal
much All
knowledge relief Winter Impurities there tho
nothing these that disease
death The who knows the value oa
works drain his strength will
the early Spring good blood purifier and system
find better remedy for this than
BTTERS BLOOD liver and bowel cleanser
working people vtal the
in condition for Summer work Try it,
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DIED

Sunday the 9Th inst, at 9 o'clock
In the morning, at her home in
Iberia parish, Mrs. j. Theaux
nee Mathilde Duchamp. at the
age of Al years and 10 months.
The funeral took place here,
from the Catholic Church at ele-
ven o'clock Monday morning. Mrs.
Theaux leaves a husband and Sc
veral children to mourn her death.
Mrs. Theaux was a daughter of
the late Eugene A. Duchamp, her
mother and several brothers and
sisters are living here.