davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
ssEretaryof State Euard of HaHIIf. LH
c1area Fine Is Only Sure Method tn
Gradients disease Germs

Iepekas Kan, July 1&-A meat
sIaaghrefina house near Wellington
inspected by order off the state board
OF healrh,, has been found to- be. In
SUCH niIhy cuudiriiau that Dr. j.. S..
CfumnIne,, secretary of the board has
sent natTcea to- the county commits
sIdnerH ct every county In the state.
directing them tn examine tine aauEh-
ter houses In theIr districts and IL not
fos1nd to- hesiu a sanitary cnnddfion, to
allow live days for cleaning UP, as per-
n1Itted by law. If the order Is not
complled with IN the time specified
arrest and prosecution may follow.
impossible for me to describe
the actual conditions as Z found
Them said DE-. Crumhine. No per-
SON who hasn't seen the place can
conceive the flIhinesH oft 1T. 1t was
SO bad that cannot see how the place
cam be- cleaned up In five days, on SO
days Its my opinion that the burn
ing ct the house Will be the only
neans of Graduating the disease
germs. There may be other slaughter
houses In almost as bad cundi-
t1dH, nane can be as bad, and 1 hope
by sending notices to- alt county COM
n1issioners there may be general
cleaning up
The order applies to- some of the
big packing houses at Kansas City
whose plants are located on the Kan
sas side.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
DECIDES AGAINST ROGERS
Standard Oil Official MUST Retur1n EaIf
Of Commission to Delaware
Gas Company

Boston,. July ia decision favor
able to- the pIaiintin Was handed down
"Wednesday in the United States cir
cult court in the case of George W.
Pepper, receiver OF the Bay State Gas
company, of Decatur, against Henry
H. Rogers, of New York, in the suit
to recover sa,0G0,000 alleged to- be due
the gas company i'm connection with
the sale OF the Boston companies.
The court orders that the profits
shall be apporIinned by a master be-
tween Mr.: Rogers and the Bay State
Gas company, of Delaware, but If no
definite equitable rule is ascertained
then the amount shall be apporticIed
half to- MIR Rogers and half to- the
gas cumpany-
The court finds that MIR. Rogers
was guilty Of NO fraud. 1t also finds
that he. was guilty Of no breach OF
trust SO far as the making OF con
tracts is concerned
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
LOOK FOR GREAT HARVEST
Country Merchants Place Large Or
dHs for STAPLES to- Supply Fall
and Winter Demand.

New York, July Eli. G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review Of Trade Says:
Exceptionally encouraging reports, for
this time of the year are received re-
garding trade, industry and transpar-
tation,, but there is mo- response I'm the.
market for seeurIues. The best news
of the past week comes from agrI-
cultural sections where progress IS
fully maintained, harvesting of winter
wheat promising larger yield than
expected and of good quality, while
curn and oats exceed anEieipationa
AS RESULTS ON the farnH become as
s1Ired there H a growth of confidence
THAT brings OUT large orders for fall
and winter delivery of aI srauIea.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
FORMER VlCERE|HE'
Of INDIA Is DEAIj
LADY CURZoM, NEE Macy LEI
TEE, OF CHICAGO, PASSES
AWAYN LaND0N.
Daughter Of Capitalist and Dry Goads
Merchant, Sue Married British TN
der Secretary, and Gained Fame as
q Clever and ShreWd Women

London. Iuly 14-LadY Curzou eft
Kedleston, wife OF the former vIceruy
of India, who has been III for some
days, died at $40 o'clock Wednesday,
evening
Her illness was recently made more
serious by the hot weather In Eng
land.
She suffered from acute peritoniris
which almost caused her death in
Septemher,la 1904
4 Her husband, Lord Curzon of Eedle-
sJun, recently dropped all POLITICAL
engagements to stay at her bedside.
Lady Curznn's Eistory.
Lady Curznn,, who before her mar
rage WAS Mary Victoria Letter., was
the daughter of Levi e. Letter., the
Chicago CAPITALIST, who In recent
years had made Washington his
home. She Was bern I'M Chicago and
Was married. IN january, 1856, In
Washington, to- Sir George Nathaniel
Curzon of England, who became UNI
der secretary OF foreign affairs the
same year and v1esroY Of India III
1888, after having been created an
Irish peer with the title Of Lord
Curzan OF kedIestun.. In Chicago,
before her marriages, she was one of
the reiguing bellies in society, as we'll
as one OF the most popular. The same
was the case IN Washington after the
removal OF the family to- the CAPITAL
Social Duties Undermine Hea1th- &
Her married life was happy one.
Her husband Was devoted to- her and
she to him. While Vieereine of India
Ter social and other duties were
heavy and this undoubtedly under.
mined her health to- some extent.
Children Devoted to Mother.
An interesting scene mstancing the
deep attachment, existing between the
children and their gueeu1y mother
was Witnessed att a MUSICAL festival
in the Cathedral at Calcutta. The
younger members Of the Curz0n
| household had been taken down early
/ by their nurses and were sitting quiet
/ IE in their seats when Lady Curzon
arrived, and the look OF delight anG
| the eagerness with which they greet.
/ ed her Was followed by q hurried
move to- seat themselves near her thai
| caused quite a hutter of amusement
| IN the vicinity Lady Curzon took a
/ keen interest: IN the Lady Duferin
fund, which was founded to- build am
maintain hospitals all over India, fol
the use mainly eft the women Of India
and these now minister to the wants
Of millions every year.
/ Lady Curznn OF kedleston was il
/ her OWL right the possession Of ST.
| 9d0.GGG She leaves two daughters.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
HEAVY LOSS BY LIGHTNING
Wholesale Millinery Ensttiitt1u ton at
Kansas City Nearly Destroyed
by Resultant Fire.

Kansas City Mo-, July 2N-The SIX
story brick building at the corner of
Tenth street and Broadway, owned and;
occupied by the FranheI-Frank Whole
saIes Millinery camnany,, WIS partially
destroyed By fire. Thursday afternoon.
The entire stock OF millinery was. de-
stroBed. Loss, s20d0ddS insurance,
s10e.a00.
which was struck by lightning Sew
entty-five girls at work GIL the fifth
floor left the building Ey way of fire
escapes. Mo one was injured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

9TH day ct II. d. Iasl6, due proof of the
posting and service of saiff notice OF hsari1lgg
as therein diree.5ed and required more tfl:gu
ten days prior TO, Said last named date. haV-
my bfen nlafe and fled, said pefIEit3tn wass
publicly read and considered by the board,
WIEiE every timing which WAS said by SaItt III
lerestea PARTIES for or agfIfnsh. grantli9 the;
prayero1 the petitioner and said bt,brH De-
Ing ct optimism, THAI the prayer OF said petit
lI0ner 9hsulG be- granted, 1t I5 hereby or-
dsre1 and determined. that the following
sdescrIned lands owned by him., to-WIT:
The northwest guar of seetIan IL. Twp,
15R, range 20. be and the, same are hereby set
Oft from said sci1ooI disGricts No. I0 TO- said
school district N0., &C.. and Said lands are
hereby made a part Of SaId last named
school district for all purposes whatever.
By order of the Beard of County Camis-
sioneEs
Dated the nth day of July A.. d. 1896,
Il. o.. BYsTROMr
Vice Chairman of Board Of County Commits
sionerY Of Marshall Co.., Mimi.
Artash: e. 81. MALBEaG
(SeaIp County Auditor and ExOhdcia
CCIefH of Board.
Bills for expense incurred In the COLI
Itrol OF contagious diseases from the
towns of Excel, Oak Park, Big Woods
and Village Of Middle River, returned
for corrections SGT
On mntion the following bills were
laid over:
Ole J. Lunke,. fire warden services.
John 2. Madison, stamped envelopes
far Judge of district court.
Pioneer Press Company, blanks for
judge of probate.
G., S.. Wattsm, professional services.
CHARLES Thihodo,, team and rig. for
engineer ditch No. IT.
George H. Roberts, team and rig for
engineer ditch Mo-. IL. -. So
Kriistina Engstrom, witness fees case
OF state VS. George Daniels. ~.
On motion the following bills were
rejected
Mrs Maria ShogI11nd, board and care
of Christrin Engstrom,, $1,000.
McGfiM- Wa amer Co., COVER for mort
gage record, 31.5U.
On motion the following bills; were
Audited and allowed;
| E. o. Bystrnn1, mileage attending
meeting of board, ditch No. IFS 2.si
E.. o.. BySUr0m,, nIleage2 aLIenN1us
meeting Of board, ditch Nos Il. 2s
E. O. Bysrronl, mileage attending
meetings Of board ansk commiE-
tee ....., -unt
German Fngalsr1d, mileage Attend
ing meeting OF board ditch No. III
Herman Eugelsrud. mileage attend
ing meeting of the board ..-.,....,- 5.bf
Herman Engelsrud, mileage attend
/ ing meeting OF the board and
conlnliUIae 2tat
| John A.. Serum, mileage attending
meeting Of the board ..... ...,...-.--.~-. I6t
John A. serum mileage ATTENDING
/ Meeting Of the board. ditch No. IA Id
I On motion the board proceeded to re
wise the delinquent personal property
| TAX List remaining uncollected for ye;Bl
/ 1905. and Made Bnd filed their report:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

6rItsI ID the unorganizsd township I5s,
range So. hearing granted and set for
August 9th, 1885,
Petition Of NeIs Larson OF the tawn
OF MayIan to have bis land set off from
school district No 10 to, district No.
lis, granted hearing ODE August 54Fh,.
1906.
Petition of Carl A. Johnson of the
town OF Bioomsr to have his lands set
off from school district No. to- to- dis
ttrict No. "a granted hearing ON Aua-
uat 24Hn, 1906.
Petition of Elmer Erickson of the
town or Bloomsr to- have his lands set
OF from school district No. lotto district
Nc. "a granted hearing on August
24Efn,, 1906
Petition of c. A. Porren of tile tawn
of Vega to have his lands set off from
school district No. 81 to- district No s6,,
granted a hearing on August 54Ih, 1866
Petition of John Kierun Of the town
of Oak Park to- have his lands set off
from school district No 125 to- district
No. Sc, granted hearing on August
:.4gh,, 1906.
Petitiou OF S.. HoIth of the town of
Oak Park to have his lands set off from
school district No. 12s5 to district No. s6,
granted a hearing On August 9th, 1906.
On motion the petltion of Carl A.
Westberg to have his land set off from
school district No, TO to- school district
No. &c., WAS duly granted and the fol
lowing order was passed by the board@
ORDER SETTING OFF FREEHoLDER
FROM ONE SCHOOL DISTRICT
To ANOTHER
Whereas, the petiIion OF Carl 4. Westberg.
d freehoIder of school district No. 10, in this
- superin5endenten endorsed thereon, REPRESENT
ing that he Is the owner OF the lands hereIn-
after described. which are siIuate III said
school district. and that said lands adi0in
school district No. 90 and asking that bis said
lands may be set Off from Said district No.
10 to said district No. 10 for the following
reasGns:
THAI be has four and 0ne-half miles to
school house in district No To-, and only UwU
and Gne-half miles 10 school house In district
No. 60, and good road. was presented To the
board OF county commissioners OF this cGun-
tY. at a session of said board held on the ard
day of April. i. D. L91h. for the acJi0n of said
board thereon and. whereas. 1t WAS there
upon ordered by said board that d hearing
should be had On said petItI0n at d session
OF said board COM mencing Oh the Eth day OF
July. A. D. LG6. at the country auditors office
in the City OF Warren. IN said county: and
whereas, tt Was further ordered in and by
said order that NOTICE of the time and place
OF such hearing be- given by posting notice
OF said hearing in one public place in each
OF the school districUY TO be affected by said
petlIIQn, and by serving upon. the clerk 81
each of said school DISTRICTS. personally. d
copy OF said notice, at least ten days before
the time appointed for such hearing, and
whereas. at the said session Of SiIid board 0i
COUNTY, commissioners commencing On said
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

Sam Jose Guatemala, July "a. A
treaty of peace between Guatemala.
Salvador and Honduras WAS signed
Friday ON board the UnitaI States
cruiser MarhIehead,. ON the high SECS
CIT the GuatenIalam coast.
There WAS strenuous discussion
and some difffc,IIrY IN reaching mlIr
#tuaIIY acceptable Gnneffttiious.
The Musician minister, Senior Gau-
baar Was aEuigss M asEsistinss IN bring
ing about am agreement.
The peace commissioners adopted
reaoIIEinns Thanking the presidents
lot the United SJafea and MEXICO for
tthleir mhe1Ne
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

Hastiin Minn - City Assessor John l'
Weber died ait bis home att O'CLOCK
from str pDisOuis1gg. anparntlVsa
suic id HE was seem i'm ffrunt of the
house shortlY before NOON and when
called ten DINNER did not He
was, agaim Called and gave mo- RESPONSE.
Mrs MeE,arr he - I ar,sns I'M.
tn ttifnes wand. WENT tor idoS1 for him and
u,un es1terIr1g the BARN found Hinu IN
cuuvr lsi1r1a ON uhe floor IN q STALL,
= ff11.rs Ia1. otfed sHh<1rtIiEE al
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Spanish Troeps Muttiny..

Lisbon, Portugal, July 1a-0 Owing
to- the arrest Of a soldier a mutiny
occurred here Tuesday among the
troops who formed part Of gin expeifi-
tianary force to- which the man be-
Ionged and which were qlIartRred in
Barracks preIararory to- their depar-
tlure.. The soldiers made a disar5erIy
demonstration threatening to attack
police Headquarters. The authorities
finally succeeded in calming the multi
neeEs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
FIRST nirgctor,ry Publisher Dead

Cincinnati, July 1g.: benjamin T..
Redman,, said t0 have been the FIRST
directory puhFshsr LIE tire United
States. died ait the Widows and Old
Mems home on Walnut He'll, aged
gS Years. THE Old Colonial Direct
orys,' a combined directory of PhiIaA
deIphia and New York. repuIad to- be,
the first one in America, was issued
5hY Redman
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
kentucky Iudge Acquitted,

BeaGtyv willie KY, July 1s..-Thee jury
In the Hargfs-CaIIahan trial returned
a verdict of not guilty Tuesday, after
being cut q minutes. The men were
e.,,arged with the murder Of T. B.
9Eareun The verdict is the culnlin1n-
Uiom of a long and bitter fight In the
courtss to- convict james Hargis and Ed
Callahan as chief consuiraturs I'M one
of the darkest crimes in Kentucky his
tory.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Smallpox Increasez I'M Colon.

Washington fully 19 Eleven new
caseS af smaIIuuH at Colon were re-
ported ta the Washington office of the
CANAL commission by Cow Maguan
One new focus CT infection has alsn
Developed, The, initial number Of cases
now lis 20. Nc Americans have tine
disease and sn far there have been mo-
deaths.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26


Mnnes JuIy
a9reau
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
FILTHY LING LaHT FOUND

sLAUGHTER EaUsE, I'M EANsAS
REEKS WITT DIET.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Name of Person Assessed.

Gust Kramer
John Kennedy
II O.. EronkhiEe
Gust Anderson
Ole Heda uiSt
liver B40rge
Petzer
Mary Steiner
s. Al, Hegiuud
Ed. HeNellS
". Olson
Ole Rasen
Geo. P3rr
John BE. Johnson
o., Halv0rs0n
Charley r., Johnson
j.. Bernard
Louis Morese5Be
Jacob SorensOn
VIM. Grapp
Maurice Magiu9
John Eotfaas
Albert Hegggiuud
Ed. HegglIlnd
Fred HANSON
T.. A.. Baker
H. O.. MORGAN
RlIsseII Br0s..
Ole b. Bdargan
David E1enS
O., Sc. ,Tellaetln
Andrew Peterson
Christ Wglakar
Louis Pfquebfe
Robert. Toon1b
Geo, H.. Ferguson
John Nelson
f.. Al. MaIn0
G., o. Saudherg
EriCh SaudherH
Fred Fisher
NeIH L&r4Qn
Andrew Johnson
Ferdinand BeHh
Jacob SiRdelk
HarmaH TfeEJen
Ralph Cunnstnck
Hams BErgiand
Aug. Anderson
Ole T. OIsgaard
Chaa. Il. OLSON
q. Re-. Johnson
IL. n. WhettSt0nE
w N GuuuinghaIm
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

LIST taxes SAID eannsg
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

Penalty, Fees Total Tax. Pen-
and Costs, atty and Costs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Commissioners Proceedings

(Cou1IEIasd from page ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

Name OF Person Assessed.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15
HIGH TREASON

Nov. these 'ere eongrdesmer
and Senotoe,' omiuOusly buI
somewhat involvedly said ElI
Ramsbottom,during a redcnt ses
sion of the Gold B'ick, asIuycs oI
the railroads allies OF Che trusts
and boothcKs Of the Money: thede
slimy.tOngded demagogues who
plate Of the rights Of the people,
of which they are continually pas
sing laws 70 hood the noses of the
toiling harder and harder down on
the grindstoue Of financial dcgMd
alton, till | ask YOU my fellow cit,
liens, why isit, ia this enlighten.
ed day and.time, why is ia
That the question. -
That's fact ELL soothingly
returned the Old Codger L appre
late just how you feel about the
matter Sometimes when | have
taken a lietIe to muoh qpinen.
for my malaria, get TO tn hiking
somehmighty quocr things-eeem
sedsible enough 10 me ut the time,
but | suppose they would sound
like blamed fooliseness if was to
tell 'em to anybody else, Once |
recollect, ] got 10 Ginning over the
the question whether anybody re-
ally ever saw such a look Of lofty
placidity, unwrinkled greatness
and philosophical superiority to
carkig care on ony humnon face as
we behold in The portraits Of
George Washington. And then |
softer answer myself-it was the
meauest thought | ever entertoin.
ed and one fnr which | can find
excuse except that there mus be
a personal devil follower it up
by thinking that there never was
such loyk in real life except on
the cOuntenauce of a fat Jersey
COW '-JUNE WATsoN's.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15

Mr. Lon Crews and family and
Porter visited w T Porter and FAM.
Sunday.
Mr. johnson and wife visited NJ
Winters family Sunday.
Mrs Holt was the guest of Mrs Porto
recently.
Miss Mabel Mabery visited her sister
Mrs Anthony last week at Piukney.
Miss Beulah Green is visiting rel
atves at West Point.
Mr. Bug Belew and family visited MI
Willard Gibbs sunday.
Miss Mena L. Harwell visited Mrs
Porter sunday.
Mr. Lem Green was seen buying {
new ring the other day. bet your
Loretto girl will look ssice.
Come again slim Jim, Katydid, anC
GrasshaPper also sallie'
Miss Carrie Porter visited her grand
mother Airs Gibbs recently.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15

Mira. Bessie Evans (nee Stockard) is
the guest Of Lawrenceburg relatives
this week.
NJ. Richardson, Chairman, has called
mass-meetings in each civil district of
Lawrence County to be held on June
26, to select delegates to the County
convention on June 2S.
DR.. W. J. Stockard was called to
Sandy Hook on professional business
Tuesday.
ENIr and Mrs J d Boynton are happy
dyer the arrival Of fine boy.
Rev. T, +, Hudson, will by special
request, conduct services at Mt. Moriah
near Bodeaham, next sunday at IL. a.
m and Up. M. Dinner on the ground
Ltr body invited.
We rnstiIlselling groceries on North
Militia ireet. Kindly solicit share
Of your I.,ro-age. Highest price paid
for fresh cou.n eggs in cash or trade
BSpu u y |. O Alexander
The Ladies e. he Presbyterian
Church will have an cream supper
Fnday night for the b 0oft of the
Church. An are asked t. ~nme out
and patron2e ibis worthy caa e.
The rrotroct,d meetingat the u e.
Church South still continues with IN
creasing interest,".
X Esq } j Holder, Of Wayne Cuun y
has announced his candidacy for 81 e
Senator from this district.
IkMrs. Joe Kraus and little daugh +
Katherine have returned from a visi /,
relatives in Mt. Pleasant
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15
Long Branch
GRAssHOPPER


We are having plenty Of rain and
crops are looking fine.
Miss Nora Smith, of Lawrenceburg
spent last week with her father and re
turned home Sunday. We was glad
to have her in our midst again,
Mrand Mrs Jack Crews went to see
Mrs Kate Marston Sunday.
Katydid SPENT Sunday with Misses
Mary and Tennie Glover
Miss Mabel Mabry is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Donna Anthony of Pinkne,
Misses Lula and Ella Griffin spen
Saturday evening with Grasshopper.
Misses Lillian Dmkle and Beulal
Green attended Sunday School Sunday
Hellol BIuebelles Of st, Joseph
write again. Your pieces are fine.
There Will not be any sunday schoC
on Long Branch Sunday for most q
the people are going to Candy to hes
Bro. King preach.
There will be preaching at this place
by Bro. King next Sunday night
Write again Brown Eyes.
Ed Green, who has been spendin
some time with homefolks has retume
10 Russellvile Alabama.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15
Flat woods


The fruit in this section
better than wa expected.
The Weather for the last n
days is extremely hot
Quite a number are on the sid
list.
Mrs. J Z Smith was ollls|
to the bedside Of her mother Md
Skillen, at Summertown.
Rev. Medley preached twI
Interesting sermons in our midi
Sunday week.
The services at Park Grove SUD
day, was we'll attended by our ped
pie and a large number from ETH
ridge, Crowson and other place
were present.
Miss Florence Stayton is q
home fnr few days.
Mr. Lee swcaringen and Mis-
Mccoy Blair of this place are at.
tending the Institute in Lawrence
hurg.
Mrs i. f. Smith is on the sic
list
Mr. and Mrs Bill Moore, of Law
rece6urg, visited at the HannaI
and Afford homes Sunday aftel
noon.
Mrand Mrs Vanword, of Ind
ana, were guests at the Shaneyfel
home recently.
The harvest days will soon b
here and the noise Of the old bin
der will be heard on every side.
Mrs Parson will begin teachin
a class in music this week.
The Democrats in old Fla
woods are delighted over Pattersol
victory and they are no doub
they are sorry Tom Locke, theil
hot headed Patterson man made
himself sick following for him a
the recent convention. Yet Ton
is patient and seems willing t
suffer as a result of a hard fight il
the Patterson cause.
Mr. T A Blair and family attend
ed church at Ethridgc Sunday.
r Little Mailcne Afford MI
Pleasant, came down Saturday
stay "a whiieal her grand parents
The road haads m-npper Flat
woods are doing good work on th,
road in that section,
Mrs n Locke was real sick las
week but is better ut this writing
Mr. rand Mrs Henry Richardson
Of Summertown, attended churc
at Park Grove Sunday,
Dir GalIaher was called Sunda,
to see little Annie May Quarle
who has been sick for several day
but is much better now
The pie supper at New Beth'
Church Saturday night was SUI
cess. Quite a nice little sum wa
made which viii be used for tn
Sunday School at that place.
Next Sunday is Rev Wheatley
appointment at FIatwoods at 2 pI
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15

p lbs Of Light Brown r,rr Sl0O
Is Ills of White Sugar >. ~
lG lbs Of Graduated Sugu no
II Bars Soap BE Bling O.. your
Eggs and Poultry.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15
J. II. Nophlett,
-.TEWELER

He has n Fine Assortment of
Watches and Clocks. Specta-
Giles a Specially. Everything
Guaranteed to he the best on
the market, and at the Lowest
Prices Next door to P. o.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-15
CANNOT DO WITHOUT TT.

Mrsr G. w. Dickson, of Brownsville,
Tenn, Says,
"Have used one bottle of the 20 Cen
fury, Hair Tonic, and will say it has
changed my gray hair to its original
color, removed all dandrun, and has
made my hair seft and lively" For sale
by MI druggist,