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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-08-10
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

COUNTY COURT-W. I. Morris Judge and w .
ID. Cooper clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT-R. e. Maiden judge and l..
II. Watson clerk,
CHANCERY COURT-A, G. Hawkins chancel.
lor and A. G. Mcdaniel clerk and master.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS-Ernest +. Fry
trustee, II. ID. McCord sheriff, j. Ed Brown
register, A. V. Bowles coroner, I. ID. Glenn
ent ranger, l. N. Bridges surveyor.
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WANTED.

Travelling salesman. Must furnish ref
ereEces and invest 81 100000 in first-class
6 per cent bonds. Salary and expenses
paid. Experience not required, we teach
business at our mills. The Wheeling
Roofing and Cornice Company. Wheel
ing, w. Va.
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We will send you all five of the above
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THE CHRONICLE,
Camden, Tenn.
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CAMDEN MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS.

s. L. Peeler, mayor; T. j. Lowry, II. Il. Nc
Elyea, Henry +. Stigall, i. r.. Watson and j. &.
Durdin, aldermen; Steve A. Clement. recorder;
/. N. Wilson, marshal; ID. b. Harris, deputy
marshal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-02
NOTICE.

s. C. V. Turner. having disposed of
all his interest IN the cable Saloon"
hereby gives notice that he viii not be
for any debts hereafter con-
tracted in the name of the Gable
Saloon"
Honolulu, T h. June 30, 1906 1ss
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NOTICE.

Assessment No. 1, of 20 per cent, or
SO per share, has been called on the
capital stock of the Oahu Country
Club, due on July l. 1906, and payable
at the Office of the treasurer, 606 Stan
genwald Building.
{ All persons who have signified their
intention OF joining the club. but have
not signed the subscription list. are re-
quested to call at the Office of the
undersigned and do so.
J. 0. YOUNG, Treasurer,
Oahu Country Club.
Honolulu, June %, 1865. 74S1
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| 40. 81 TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

~
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO L. K
kENTTELL. f W KELII4IOE-
kOLoHE. ROBERT KELIIMOE-
kOLoHE. I. K. kAPIIOHO: TER
RITORY OF HAWAII by Z. G
PETERS, as Attorney General, and
by c. (. HOLLOWAY. as Superin-
tendent Of Public Works: COUNTY
OF OAHU by G. W. SMITH, as
Chairman of the Board OF Super
v3sors, and TO ali whom il may con-
Germ:
Whereas, a petition has been present.
ed TO said Court by j. o. Carter, E. f
Bishop, :. II. Damon, W. O. Smith and
n ". Garter, trustees under the will
OF Bernice Pauahi Bishop, to register
and confirm their title in the following
described land:
Commencing at an iron pin on the
southeast side of Fort street. bearing
by true azin1uth Z16o So, 1910 feet, from
the east corner Of Fort and School
Streets from which corner Puowaina
Trig. Station bears by true azimuth
1862 So 15", and is distant 1SS0.S feet,
and a fire hydrant at the south corner
OF School and Fort Streets SO go. Az
feet), and running by true azimuths:
L. IL Is. 500 feet, along L. c. A.
94s, Ap. ,. 10 Kahukikolo. TO iron pin;
, . So, $50 feet. along same to iron
pin;
5. 254a 90 s6.s feet. along L. c. A.
s57, Ap. ,, TO Keo. to corner post of
fence;
4. 1ss Al, 1871 feet. along L. c. A
81, Ap 8. TO Keahilele, to iron pin;
5. H. So. 25.8 feet, along L. c. A.
s57, APP. 8. to Keo, to iron pin;
8. So 39' -71,2 feet, along the south
east side OF Fort Street, to the point of
commencement. containing an area Of
$500 square feet, being a portion of the
ri Of Kahehuna. conveyed to r. Arm
strong by kamehameha III, being lot
on Fort Street, Honolulu, County of
Oahu.
You are hereby cited 10 appear at the.
Court OF Land Registration, to be held
at Honolulu, Island of Oahu. on the
24th day Of July, A. D. 1906, at one
o'clock and thirty minutes in the after
noon. 70 show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer Of said petition should
lot be granted. And unless you appear
at said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default will be recorded,
ana the said petition viii be taken as
>orlfe and you viii be forever
barred from coutesffng said petition or
my decree entered thereon.
Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER, Esq,
fudge of said Court. this 23rd day of
Tune. in the year nineteen hundred and
Xix.
Attest with Seal of said Court.
(SeaD w. L. HOWARD,
Registrar.
7{50-June 25: July 2, 9. 16.
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NOTICE.
WAIALUA VINE co.

WAIALUA WINE CO
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership la-eIy subsisting between US,
the undersigned, Joseph P. Medeiros
>0nd John D. Holt, Jr-. carrying on
business as liquor dealers at Weialua,
Oahu, under the style or firm of Wa1a-
Iua Wine Company. was on the Soth
day of June, 1906. dissolved by mutual
consent, and said business in future
VIII be carried on in the same name by
a new copartnership consisting of said
Joseph P Medeiros and Louis Warren.
JOHN D. HOLT. JR-,
JOSEPH P MEDEIROS-
Dated, Honolulu. June so. 1906 7455
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NOTICE.

The following unredeemed pledges at
Hon piulu Loan Agency wiz be sold:
Two diamond rings, two ladies' gold
7va times. TWO gents gold watches, one
turquoise gold ring and one diamond
scarf pin. 1873
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NOTICE.

AS Mr.. Keiza buro Kodama severed his
connection with us on the 18th inst, notice
is hereby given that the undersigned
has nothing 10 do with the said gentle
man hereafter in business way or
otherwise.
(Signed) MORT SE0TEN.
Kea1a kek1a. Hawaii. June 90, 1906.
T449
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Hawaiian
Rowing Association
11th Annual Champion Races
July 4, 1906.
Over the Pearl HarbOr Course
FIRST RACE.

f1HSI RACE
Senior
Myrtle Crew. Haa,a,f f,,a,,-
IL. G King S+roto
+ CT crahha n 80,
{, -, - ". y. +" lsoh
Sam Johnson. Bow.O ! RlacI[n,.,,,
SECOND RACE
Junior.
Myrtle Crew. Healani Crew.
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SPECIAL MEETING

TERRITORY STABLES CO., LTD.
BY request of the President, a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Ter
rftory Stables Co. Ltd. will be held at
the office of the Secretary, 606 Stangen-
waid Building, Honolulu. on Tuesday
July To- 1866. at o'clock p. m
J. o. YOUNG. Secretary.
Territory Stables Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, June 80, 1906. 7455
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HAWAII EXPERIMENT STATION,
Honolulu. T. H, June %. 1906.-Bids
viii be received until p. m. July IA,
1906, on certain repairs and additions to
residences Nos. l. 2 and 8 at the Sta
ton. Specifications and forms may be
obtained on application. JARED G.
SMITH. Special Agent in Charge. 7451
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Whereas, petition has been present.
ed 10 said Court by j. o Carter, E. F
Bishop, :. II. Damon, W. @. Smith and
a ". Carter, trustees under the will
OF Bernice Pauahi Bishop, TO register
and confirm their title in the following
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
HAPPY WINNERS
OF BIG PREMIUMS
Awards Made on Cattle, Horses,
Hogs and Swine, Also on
Poultry.
MANY RIBBONS IN BREEZE
Wild Turkeys Get Prizes Along
With Geese and Ducks-To-
bacco Premiums.

The judges ina the live stock denartn,ents
had a tedious hut not a a. aicult fob i'm
exam nns The animals and awarding the
nonnr~
Tile cattle. swine and Sheen aoDart-
ments we're under the geue.ai charge
oi Professor a ~ Soule. of the Vir-
sinio polytechnic Institute. and he had
eNcr> tn.ns $50 well arranged and haA
Saeu splendid corps of surerintcndents
"i' '.e. ho tIri' could le no hitch in tho
WORK, although u was tedious and worked
tl~ clerks. ls we'll as judges. about MS
hard ae fr-r over want Ca Dee worked
''i'u"' colbert Houcl. who is re~oe-
p @'r through tle country as an expezt
JNH-" oi hofeeiirs1. passed on the merits
oi tAe eofnpelux animals The horses
were Jlased 'n 10 ring uear the exhibition
9t0is- which aro located IN the extreme
N'rinn cstein a.l Df the Fair tirotind-
and the contest attracted a large crowd
The interest in the proceedings was man
TEST. and the dec. sions app.ared To Give
-cuera. satisfaction.
Richmond people will be highly pleased
'' learn that among the winners Of prize
money and blue ribbons was Colonel g.
Percy HawHs. o. this city. who took first
premium I'm the thCrou~hbred stallion
GLASS. With his ma gninceut horse Low
lame and that tie Castle Hm stock
Farm carried on Eve premiums They
viii also DO pleased 20 know THAT Mr.
W. .. owens. OF Chesterfield county,
came iu for three ribbons.
Difficult 10 Decide.
The judges in tho swine department
probably had the most trouble They had
animals az $50 near 90 equsu merit I'm
nearly every class that 90 was hard $50
some cs ses 20 choose between them. and
often they u~re heard ID quote. HOW
haPpy We could bee with either 70 'tothtr
dear ctarnor were eUar. THO Judges
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champions. eight rlrsts. seven seconds;
ten classes entered.
oxford Downs Williamson Il sons.
ohio-two champions. eight flrsts. six se-
conds ten classes entered
Dorsets-W. Davis Nirginia-one chain
rion. two rrsts. one second, three classes
entered.
Leicester-McCoy & Sons Penns,l-
vania-two champions seven firsts. three
So conos. nine classes entered
Merino-keener n Maxwell Penusyi-
Nono-two champions. seven firstS. two
seconds. nine classes entered.
bolaine-keencr * Maxwell Pennsyl-
Naria-two champions seven firsts. five
seconds. nine classes entered.
Romhouinet- Kecner & Maxwell. Penn
sylvauia-two champions. seven nr-ts.
seven seconds. nine classes entered.
Aneora Eoats-M. s. Valentine. Nir-
gnia-stN firsts, six seconds. six classes
entered
Awards for Swine.
Following complete list ~ the
awards in the swine departments.
Berksnires-G. r. Blandy OF Virginia
one first prize. V. Hawkins. OF Penu~yi-
vanilla TWO champions ten nrsts Two
seconds. j. T. Harris. 90 virginia or.
second. NJ O.. Patterson OF Virginia. two
seconds. T. A. Moore. ~ New York. two
seconds one third.
Yorkshire Manro Yohn ~ Mar,lsrd
TWO champions. ten frsts two seconds
Poland Chinos-A c. Griere o. Ohio
one champion. eight frets four Seconds.
o. r Gresham. ~ Sew Jersey one nrst
once second. four thirds. ManrD Yorn ~
Mrriand. two 0rsts two seconds TWO
thirds
Chester Whites w T.. Devon. of ohio
"r. awpl0u. seven nr~ts FOUR seconds
pnr third. W. " Crouch ~ Vi-e r..
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WIN Miller Birmingham. Mich. 10 Red
Polled. Mich Kan Stock Farm. DaVishurg.
Mich: 10 Jerseys, Naiiie HaU kns Fawn
Grove. Pa.
In all there are 5i3 head OF cattle
In the Pig Pens
swine exhibited are. 20 Berkshires John
l.. AXlne. Pataskala. o.. 81 Red Durac
Jerseys. sharp Bros. Walkorsvinc Ind
Chester Whites. w \. Mccoy az Sons.
Mercer Pa: 81 Durac Jerseys. Nathan
Bros, osborne. o., Poland China g.
and 10 Chester Whites &. r.
Cressman. Mount Holly. y. j;
Berkshires. Poland Chinas. "a
Chester Whites ond is Duroc Jerseys.
IT, A. Moore. Fulton. y. s.: Berkshire.
=. l.. Harris. Wynlham VA. / Eerk-
shire. g. T. Blandy White Post Va.
kshires. N. G.. Patterson. Richmond.
lp Damsworth Swine h. s. IIaveley
foungsviile. Pa. l6 Poland Chinas. rs
Long White YorNshires. ANA lo Essex.
Naura Nohu. Westnineter. Md. IL York
shireS ChNmerll Farm Oss.uius. y. y ..
Chester Whites William " Crouch,
Dover Mines. Va. l9 Berkshires Nailcn
Hawkins. FAwn Grove. Pa. 81 Chester
Whites. W. L. Dever Lucasvule. o.. IS
Poland Chnos. a. q. Grieve N Son.
Nenia. %. There are I'm mi. 27a hoes ON
exhibition
Sheep exhibited are: Humpsnires
Homer Allison. o. Penns> ivania: II
ilsmpshres. r. W Artz < SON Ohio.
Hampshires. Burkes Garden. Va: j.
Southdowns. W. d CQmpton e. sons
Ohio, II Southdowns. y Lelcestcrs. and
10 Iuicolus. w. A Mccoy 81 Sons 90
Pennsylvania. Dorset Horns. Vestmore
land Davis Lecsburc. VA. - Sfr upsniref
IT. J.. Wardwen. y. Y. u oxford Downs
!. G. Williams. o., $ Oxford Downs l-
A rrnn naf
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EXHIBITION SIDE
Of GREAT FAIR
People From All Over Virginia
Flock to Cattle. Swine and
Sheep Pens.
POULTRY MAKING BIG SHOW
All the Departments Now Wen
Filled With Attractions Well
Worth Seeing.

The second day or the virginia STATE
Fair. so far rs the exhibition sid. ~
l't grounds was concerned. was a ,,e,,-
iee' success. The exhibits m an tne
experiments except in the cattle and
Sneep pens had been added to. and Inn
these there was no need OF addition to
make the show Daing the largest and
Hnest ever presented TO Southern pub
l'c. Never has such auOthe- cattle snow,
'~en brought together south Of the To-
tonac and Ohio Rivers.
Additions had also keen made To TIE
poultry exhibit on. ana this. too. came
in tor a fair share OF compliments when
the tnrOnss Of visitors Wee cpmmeutiug
on the largcncss and thp perfection or
the live stock part OF the show There
were no two opinions regarding the ex-
hpt OF chickens. Tho universal verdi. {
was that II was tlre largest. most varied
and most interesting known i'm these
parts for many long wears
There were. perhaps, twice as many
agricultural implements and labor saving
farm machines on exhibition yesterday as
ou the open nC dav. A pleasing thought
~ connecton with this exhibit is that.
while AN the modern machinery known
10 the farming bushes ia being shown.
nearly every part Of So is in charge Of
Richmond merchsnts. showing THAT amy
farmer who needs machinery 10. farm
work. OF whatever des,r- ptlon. need not
so any farther than Richmond to look
In the country is represented by an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11

We're Right in the Race
With Overcoats.

Light OveTcOats.
Heavy OveTCCRts.
Medium W e. @ ht Over
coats.
$3.50 TO $4,000.
All cut ia tn q q e Z
lengths, and qentlemanly
and stylish IN appearance.
Swell GreatcOats, $4,000
TO SSB 90
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A handsome business suit,
$1,000.
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Geese. Ducks and TURKEYS.

The following We're winners of blue
ribbons and prize money ON other fowls.
f. T. Dmstou Lorraine. va. white.
Chinese geese. white Holland turkeys. ard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-01
sERGEANT-AT-ARMs WATKINS, OF THE N

f Ro.n to provide q "a a new charter for the city q
certain municipal officers.
,Io amend and re-enact section 90 of an act.
y. provide a new charter for the city OF Roam
oke IN relation to Justices OF the peace In
Mar cl g. 1895 % en,i,IsS .a By an snt ;o sm ap9ro snd
re.enact section 90 OF an act. approved Feb
raary %; lsss; entitled an act to provide a new
5ns,iees f of t ths e..y Of /, R can e in relation to
To amend and re-enact section IS of the Code
OF Virginia of 1877, as amended and rc-enacted
ny ~ an Hc5, approved December 23d, 1891. and
A ahoshae 3. a 49,. fe-enaeted by an act approved
Prohibiting the expectorating or splitting in
pu6liG places. buildings, theatres. railways
the owner or lessee OF every theatre. public hall
or building to provide the same with a SUM-
c's En- number OF spIttoons or cuspldors.
tor the opening and working OF roads and
keeping the, same In repair. and to provide for
effeecs uIpep aaa a main.a.ni ~ n bridges in ,the county
To repeal an act entitled an act to provide
for working and keeping in repair the roads
sha prlages In Craig county. approved January
To amend and re-enact section 10 OF an act
emitted an act e. provide for the working and
marie county, approved February 20, 1892, and
acts amendatory thereof in regard To- the
compensation Of the clerk and supervisors OF
TO authorize the Board of Supervisors Of
tBuckingham county to assist in the erection
TO lncorporate the town Of, Virginia Beach.
IN the .e Sr Of Princess Anne. Va,
the county OF HALIFAX. Va; ito prohibit the
50 Is hart barter sx or ,escha nass,d e such LIQUORS II
to repeal ali laws in conflict with, this act let
as far rs they may apply to said town.
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the transportation by railroad companies Of
excursions or picnic parties. and to make 1t
unlawful for railroad companies to transport
s Villages, or OF Others p1sh points Ras'if in this III S STATE 'U 1ndsii
certain conditions. approved March Il. 1901.
To amend and. re-enact section $40 of tho
relation 10 who are exempt from jury service.
Provide for the purchase and distribution to
certain officials copies of Waddey's Guide to
Magistrates, and to appropriate money for
that purpose.
To amend and re-enact section 81 OF an act
entitled act to raise revenue for the sup
poGs Of Of 1 the E sbs ,narsa and an ,b pnG nnhl free ssS ssh9 ans
to provide a special tax for pensions, as au,
thorlzed, by section 1s9 of the Constitution"
chapter i4s of the Acts Of i9os.s-i. entitled IAN
act to raise revenue for the support Of the
f1xssa@s ON a ehe Ppu uSSiiiis d dess s%f and 10 ap pqov VI eas Z
special tax for pensions. as authorized by sec.
ton ls Of the Constitution" approved April
70 authorize tho county Of Norfolk to nc:
quire the toll-roads and toll-brldges in said
To amend and re,enact an act entitled an
OF the town Of Pulaski approved February
To authorize the board of supervisors of rs.
sex county to levy an additional capitation tax
OF nfty cents per annum upon certain residents
10 protect. ownerA OF blinds and sink boxes.
erected on the public waters, of the Common
To amend and re.enact an act to incorporate
1873, as amended and re-enacted by an act,
enacted by an act, approved FEBRUARY IL, 1874,
as amended and re-enacted, by an act, ap,
proved !, February F. .: 1885 sSnn and, 81 Ma AMENDED ad asd ana
To amend and re-enact sections y AMI y! or
an act, approved February es. 1896. entitled IAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-01
WHARTON LAW IS
PASSED IN HOUSE
Measure TO Prevent Combina-
tions Between Fire Insurance.
Companies Is ADOPTED.
A LIVELY SESSION is HELD
Senate Takes Up Appropriation
Bill As Special Order-House
Members Fire At Each Other.

The House held two turbulent sessions
both. Those of the Senate were less
fiery, but they disposed OF n good deal
OF business, the most interesting of
which was perhaps the opening state
ment of Chairman wickham In favor of
the general appropriation bill now under
consideration as Il special order. The
body, in executive session, rejected the
appointment of Mr.. h. II. Beazley, of
Halifax. as a member of the Board of
Director of the State Female School at
tarmviile.
Tho House at it's morning session. by
a vote of 90 to %, passed the Williams
hill rc-enacting the Wharton anti-com-
pact insurance law. designed to prevent
fire insurance companies from combin-
Ing for the purpose OF making rates.
Mr.. Williams, the patron of the measure,
fUst before the discussion began. asked
that all those not entitled to the floor
be required TO retire. and said he made
The request for reasons satisfactory to
himself. The doorkeeper proceeded to
clear the hall of all save those entitled
10 the privileges OF the floor, and the
session was in no way disturbed by out
aiders.
There was n rush by members to dis
charge committees, to put measures on
their passage and to set them as spe-
cial orders, and many of the efforts We're
successful after several sharp passege4
Mr.. Booker got through his bill to ~
tablish n despensary in the town OF
Virgilina, and this provoked n sharp con-
troversy between himself and Mr.. Rev,
on one side. and Mr.. Jennings. of Lynch
burg. on the other. Mr.. Rev referred
to MIR. Jennings as an automatic object
or. and said lie was putting himself in a
.'~picayuneish'' position. Mr.. Jennings
objected OH the ground that the language
reflected upon him.. The chair ruled
that he had not heard the language Of
tho gentleman from Accomac, but that
the rules Of the House in this regard
would be observed. The bill was passed.
Ayes. 81: noes, IL.
The House set several bills az special
orders. two interesting ones having been
as follows:
BY Mr.. Byrd-To regulate the speed OF
Automobiles; special order for 1880 to-
day.
BY Mir. Powell-To abolish license taxes
upon physicians: 1880 next Tuesday.
The Senate will resume the considera-
ton of the general appropriation bill st
$50 TODAY.
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Aetna Life Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Conn.

As sSSHkklh i s5AT & HNR y TsSg TMa 9s9 gSBHFags Fs RI GHHsn a sS RT f n RHHFafH
CoMPANY. ORGANIzEDI UNDER THE LAWS Of THE state Or CoNNECTiCUT.
HM fRSS H3 TUT PHh AHpSTo + 2 FHS S 'lh%S A6 IS ShHaiS NAB r1fRic COMMONWEALTH os
Name of the ompany in fun-AETNA Lift INSURANCE. COMPANY. m @
t@Msr% a nams nM S@ @mmmdpb By The The company AMi6ENTN MEA All md
EEfEs s.MsMs 2 ngglhRRSsS %E
Same OF the General Agent In Virginia, h MooRhsJ Ei residence RICHMOND. VA.
Amount Of capital stool authorised .s~tM'" i""". '"."r" $500. ...i $1,000
Number of policies and tho amount Of insurance effected thereby In ANA' &
fpe Al! end Of previous years. u..... ,.; ...". n.:.;,; I... lR5s sgIaA7@ 90
amet effected thereby "".".."m ""n"r ""& """..""" Hiss @TzaSo
Total ,n....;s .:.ns. .." n."... ..ux ua...M.. N@78S sB1@aB1 90
10 be in te during the .".". ...,, .,...;, ol nleEA1a 90
risks thereon Vat end of year .r... -."s. r...r."... t825 smNs $500
s##.#M#a@# RECEIPTS a&@#N@M ----@
Amount of premiums received Life. WNasD&i accident etc,
a4$s sS$$S' SEA iss If; ;.s s$$ss. : =" a: $4,000; s;!#; $
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DOCTOR
A
Office In your own
Vest Pocket.
On call anyMinute Day ID isht

When Heartburn. Sour Stomach.
Headache. Bad Breath. Coated
Tongue, EeiehIng Of Stomach Gas, or
any ct shrss ~iese-uaners Of Indigestion
! apTea. GA Or. cssoaret wants to
Be right en- the SIC, in your pocket.
He wants 70 check tho coming trouble
instantly before Il can grow into a
habit Of the savels 10 &c ees,ive.
LADIES', wAa extend 10 Or. cascare, tho
hospitality CT their Purses or their Dress
Pockets. Will Ne rewarded with a fine
ee~S,sextsa. sra healthy Happiness.
Taess viii sA,a. City tines repay fer
TIE rfs2rs saaea sesupsed. and the ten
cents Per sssS s;sSss.
Dc. Cassss.. guarantees to cure the
r,sss essAasss cases 6. Constipation and
l15ges@saN v:sasa; discomfort or in
esrve,.rss.
as @sssas aa.s az. gripe nor purge,
csr crsssss asTs Aasit.
Rsssssss IL Is ssss "Esle-driver." nor
s S~as:sas5as. @aster, but a direct
Tsrtis ts ss Ssw.9 Muscles.
assy.ssts.s -.a$u-aIly the muscles that
aes. ~. va,ls u the lntestines and
Sserls.
@arS a Svsre;ts. weakens and yclaxes
s.tsss SssysfNtusslos, Just as it weakens
aarn siss Lag ntnsSiss,
0fs Gr- c;sssss,7 goes directly after
ts;sa Fssr9.tSfseslss. He wakes
snsva III just ss ! asid bath would wake
IL 3 lnss e,rscs,..
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Many Advocates.

He was followed By Mr. Ou,d. rho
spoke on the same line and asked that the
bill be passed Mr.. c. c. Taiiaferro adj
vocated the bill and he undertook TO show
that It was greatly. The measure wHs
favored by ar. Rev. and he believed
there was widespread demand for its
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no estimates since the superintendent OF
the prison has published no report as
required by law. 1t was EXPLAINED BY
Mr.. Keezell. of Rockingham. tnat the
report, which was then being published
was entirely destroyed in the recent tire
in the plant of the Everett waddey Com
pany. This explained the delay. Mr..
Wickham stated that the committee had
mad before 1t the officers of the peniten-
tiary in person