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Programme

OF Interdenominational Convention
of Sunday School Workers of York
County, to be held in the First Presby-
terian church, Rock Hill, S. c., July
23 and "a, 1908.
Thursday Morning, July %.
11.00. Devotional eXercise-Rev. A,
S. Rogers.
Ills. Organization, Why? When ?
How?-Mr ]. NJ. Way.
1145. Enrolment Of delegates.
1900. Appointment Of committees
1910. Acquaintance meeting and
assignment of homes.
Thursday Afternoon.
$50. Primary WOrk-Mrs. Rosa A
Carlisle. Round table-primary work
Mr.. j. NJ. Way. Open discussion.
Thursday Night.
$50. Song Service. Organized Glass
Work-Mr. ]. NJ. Way.
800. Adult Bible claSseS-Rev. Alex
Martin.
Friday Morning, July "a.
$50. Devotional eXercises-Rev. R.
II. Marsh. Promise meeting-led by
Mr.. ]. NJ. Way.
1000. Teaching and teachers Round
table-Mr. J. NJ. Way.
Friday Afternoon.
$50. Election Of officers Home de-
partment-Mr. w. w. BOyce.
400. Township assOciation-Mr j
NJ. Way.
Friday Night.
$50. Song Service Reports Of com.
mittees. Our Finances-Mr. ]. NJ. Way
1000. Home Again, What?-Every-
body Present.
The most important work of those
who believe in Christ and of his mis-
sion on earth is the saving of souls no
only abroad, but at home, and there i:
no more effective agency than goot
Sunday Schools; and the Sunday
Schools that are today doing the mos
for Christ are those located where the
state. counties and the townships are
thoroughly organized.
Each Sunday School in the county is
urged to elect at least two delegates
that will certainly attend the cOnven.
ton. Let no school fail to be repre-
sented Teachers. superintendent ant
ministers are especially urged to bt
present The superintendent will please
give q programme to every adul
member of the Sunday School. and viii
please talk to his teachers and officer!
about the meeting.
You will be royalty entertained by tht
good people Of the Rock Hill Sunday
Schools. Send list Of your delegate!
to Mr.. ]. Boyd Creighton. chairman
committee on entertainment and re
ceptiOn. as soon as possible, so that as
Signments may be made before yol
come to the convention.
Sincerly trusting to see you and al
of YOUR teachers on the morning o
July %, we are. yours in His service
r. 3. Cunningham,
F. w. Hall.
w. w BOyce,
Committee on Programme.
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Boston, Mass, and Return-Very Low
Rates Via Southern Railway.

Account Supreme Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, the Southern Railway an
nOunces very low round trip rates,
from all stations, tickets to be sold
July 30th, 31st, August l, 2, 3 and 4,
1908 Limited August 16. 1908. Exten-
sion of final limit to leave Boston not
later than September l6, 1908, can be
had by depOsiting ticket at Boston and
paying fee Of S1.00.
Stop overs, Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
Round trip rates from principal sta
tionS as follows:
Abbeville, $32.15; Anderson, $1,000;
Charleston, $3195: Chester. $3.50
Columbia, $31.25; Greenville, $31.25;
Greenwood, $31.70; Lancaster. s29.65;
Newberry, $3.50: Orangeburg, s31.O0;
Rock Hill, $29.05: Spartanburg. $30.40.
For detailed information, etc, apply
to Southern Railway Agents, or ]. l..
Meek, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Atlanta. Ga; or ]. c. Lusk, Di-
vision Passenger Agent, Charleston,
S c.
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w. M. KENNEDY, Agent.
NO EXPENSE.

AS a rule a broker Is no expense in
buying or selling Real Estate, because
those with talent and experience can
usually trade to better advantage and
save enough in buying or get enough
more in selling to more than pay their
commission. That has been the actual
experience of most of those who have
traded through this office. Then, see
the work and expense we save clients.
All we want Is your instructions and
business limits as to price and terms.
We have the experience and facilities
for carrying the transactions through
properly. If you have property to sell
let us have 1t on our list and try to
find you a purchaser for 1t. Or II you
want to purchase be sure to write us.
Let us work the deal for you:
Poaq's Real Estate Monthly goes to
traders and investors all over the
United States, more or less, and should
bring results. We also advertise
through other mediums, such as the
Manufacturers Record Of Baltimore
and the Cotton Journal Of Atlanta,
which have large circulations. Sub
scribe for this paper, only Fifty Cents
per year. Keep posted as to prices
and transfers.
Remember we have a first-class auc-
tioneer.
j. EDGAR PoAG, Broker
Rock Hill, S. c.
"cuts the Earth to Suit Your Taste"
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OBITU AR Y.

DIED-At his home in Rock Hill on
Saturday night, July II, at II o'clock,
Mr.. WILLIAM GREEN STEELE, aged
G2 years.
At the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. +. Good, in Bullocks Creek
township. Mrs. DAISY MlTCHELl4
wife of Mr. Martin Mitchell, aged 26
wears 10 months and s days. She
leaves a husband and one child, eigh-
teen months old.
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Ghe Cotton Market.

Yorkville, July 14-Cotton II to 11a.
New York, July 13-Spot closed
quiet. 10 points lower; middling up
lands lilo, midding gulf 11.35; sales
100. Futures opened and closed steady
as follows: July 9.45; Aug. 9.36; Sept.
9.32; oct. 9.27; Nov. 9.15; Dec. 9.16;
Jan. sos Feb. sos; March 9.0S.
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GET YOUR CERTIFICATE.
Office Board of Supervisors of Regis
tration of York County.

Yorkvile, S. c., July 6, 1908.
III HE County Board of Supervisors
l. OF Registration is in session in
YOrkville for the purpose of Register
ing all voters who may be duly quail
flied to receive new certificates or to
have old certificates renewed. All
certificates issued previous to July l,
1908, became null and void on that
date. We keep the books open in
YORKNILLE until SEPTEMBER l.
After September l, we are required to
give ONE DAY IN EACH TOWN
SHIP. Every voter should register
without delay. Office hours from 9 a.
m. to p. IN.
r. NJ. WALLACE, Chairman,
A. NJ. BLACK,
r. II. BEAMGUARD,
Supervisors of Registration for York
county.
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A T the earnest request Of many
"A Afriends, l hereby announce myself
as a candidate for SUPERVISOR Of
York county, subject to the action of
the Democratic party in the primary
election. If elected, 1 promise to give
the duties of the office, including su-
pervison Of roads and bridges, all the
attention that the same may require.
GEO. L. SUGGS.
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Announcement.

1 beg to announce my candidacy for
the United States Senate in the ap-
proacling Democratic primary, and l
respectfully solicit the support Of the
Democratic voters Of this state.
r. G. RHETT.
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ANNOUNCEN ENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

ZION s. H. EPPS of Fort Mill town
III ship, Is hereby announced as a
candidate for reelection to the HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE subject to
the action Of the Democratic party in
the primary election.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS UNION.

IT HE State Convention Of the South
Il Carolina State Farmers Union will
convene in the House of Representa-
tives hall in Columbia on Wednesday,
July 22nd, at SIS p. m. Where the
County Union is formed. the basis of
representation is one delegate for ev
cry hundred members or majority
fraction. Where there is no county
organization each local is entitled to
one delegate. If you have not already
done so, have a called meeting, and
elect your delegates. Application has
been made for reduced rates on the
railroads. Please ask for that rate,
and where you cannot get it, please
ask the agent for a certificate.
B. HARRIS, President,
1t S. c. State Union.
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Ice Cream

The Juvenile Missionary Society OF
Trinity church, will serve Ice Cream
on the church lawn Thursday evening,
18th, 6 to $50 o'clock. The public Is
cordially invited. 1t
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The Thomson Co.,
Yorkville, S. 6.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

T HEREBY announce myself as a
i candidate for reelection to the Of
flee Of SHERIFF of York county, sub
ject to the action Of the Democratic
primary. ,
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AT THE BRATToN FARM.

Separated Cream, Sweet Milk, But
termilk, Cream, Butter, Vegetables and
Fruits, delivered in Yorkville on Tues
days and Fridays or at the farm at all
times. Postal card mailed in the at
ternoon will receive attention next
morning.
j. MEEK BURNS, Manager.
Jan. 25 tt ~
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AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST
Sperial autires.
Announcement.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Congress from the Fifth Dis
trict, and pledge myself to abide the
Democratic primary election.
THOMAS B. BUTLER.
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FOR AUDITOR.

7 HEREBY announce myself as
L candidate for recommendation for
re-appointment as COUNTY AUDI
TOR, subject to the rules Of the Dem
ocratic primary and promising to abide
by the result of the primary election.
thank my friends for their past sup
port, and will appreciate their contin-
ued support, together with the sup
port of the voters Of York county, and
shall endeavor in the future, as in the
past, to conscientiously discharge the
duties Of the office.
JOHN ]. HUNTER.
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Grover Cleveland'S
Life Insurance.

Grover Cleveland carried only $500
Life Insurance. When he was mayor
of Buffalo, N. Y, in 1876, he took out
$4,000 in the Mutual Benefit and $4,000
in another company. He had neglected
the matter up to that time. Later he
earnestly desired to largely increase
the amount, but on account Of having
grown to be very much overweight no
reputable company would grant him
more. Newspaper reports say he left
little or no estate for his widow and
orphans. You are probably in phys
ical condition that will enable you to
secure insurance today, but you may
not be next week or year. That has
been the experience Of some people you
know. Your procrastination may re-
suit in your family or creditors losing
what you owe them. The Mutual Ben
eft protects families and pays mort
cages. How? Ask me.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent.
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THE PALACE THEATRE
TONIGHT -
THE SMUGGLER'S WIFE.
LOVE LEVELS ALL RANKS.

Change of programme each night.
Misses CONNIE & MAMIE BEARD,
PrOnrietOrS.
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FOR sUPT. EDUCATION.

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself
/ as a candidate for reelection as
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCA-
TION Of York county, subject to the
endorsement of the Democratic voters
in the primary.
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WARNING.

A LII persons are warned not to en-
"A ploy my son, russell, 16-years-
old; dark skinned, red lips, scar on
nose. OSBORNE JACKSON, York
vile No. 2.
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i. l.. Williams. Mason Mcconnell.
j. L. WILLIAMS co.
TO ID A Y

Il ~ Il y "a u
WILL BE YESTERDAY TOMORROW
Snatch, Grasp ahnd Seize the oppor-
tunity. Goods are Cheap NOW.
One lot of Mems Suits, up to $3.50
at Half Price.
One lot of Shoes at Any Old Price.
CalicOes-all cOlors-5 Cents a Yard.
Yard wide Sea Island at Cents
Yard.
Dress and Apron Ginghams at 5 Cents
Yard.
Lawns at Cents a Yard.
AndroscOggin Bleaching at 5 Cents a
Yard.
Genuine LOnsdale Cambria at IL 1-2
Cents a Yard.
Mems Half Hose at so Cents a Dozen.
Mems soc and 75c Straw Hats at IS
Cents Each.
I. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
Sell For Less.
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w, O, w. PICNIC

TN HE annual Picnic of Filbert Camp
L w. o. w. will be held on SAT
URDAY, JULY 25. Candidates for
Congress and United States senate are
expected The public Is invited and
every effort will be made to ensure
good time for everybody. Music Will
be furnished by the Yorkville Cornet
Band.
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MAGIsTRATE-BETHEL.

L" E. JOHNSON is hereby nomi-
IL mated as a candidate for ap-
pointment as Magistrate for Bethel
township. subject to the recommenda-
ton of the Democratic voters in the
primary election.
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ErDST AIR q

UPSTAIRS
I am upstairs over the Shandon.
Come I'D and see me for a haircut or
shave or to buy Ess-Tee-Dee. Shave
10 cents.
LUTHER BABER
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4 HEREBY announce myself as a
l. candidate for SUPERVISOR Of
York county, subject to the rules Of
the approaching primary. l wish to
thank my friends for their support Of
two years ago, and will appreciate their
continued support together with the
support of the voters Of York county.
A. ]. PARROTT.
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Celery Plants

I can furnish Golden Heart and
White Plume Celery Plants In any
quantity. See me.
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MAGISTRATE-BROAD RIVER.
TAM candidate for re-appointment
i as MAGISTRATE for Broad River
township, subject to the recommenda-
ton of the Democratic voters In the
approaching primary.
r. L. A. SMITH.
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SEED POTATOES

brated Lookout Mountain Irish Pota-
toes, that are unquestionably the best
for planting for a second crop. They
will grow we'll and produce we'll in this
vicinity. All who have planted this
variety in past seasons, have been
pleased with the results. Get your
supply quick as my supply Is very
limited.
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n RIENDS of JOSEPH NJ. WHITE
Il SIDES hereby announce him as
candidate for MAGISTRATE Tor
Broad River township, subject to the
recommendation Of the Democratic vo-
ters in the primary.
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WHITE GOODS.
Prices That Can't Be Beat.
All White Goods that were 40c and
soc are now 35c yard.
Checks and Stripe effects, 80 inches
wide, at 15c that were zoe and 25c
yard.
Gingham Plaids. sc inches wide, at
S1-3, regular 15c quality.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-11

matter of party politics as 1t would
result In dissentions within that body
to Its detriment as an organization
for the Improvement OF the welfare OF
the business and other interests Of
the city and valley.
committee from Park Grange.
consisting OF NJ. X. Noble, B. f.
Shoemaker and Frank MacFarland,
asked that the Commercial Club CO.
operate with Park Grange at Grange
Park, and also have double celebrs-
tion of the Fourth and the creation
of Hood River county. 1t was agreed
that the club endorse the pi oposition.
A delegation of ladies' asked to have
the Commercial Club make arrange
ments for straw berry festival Satur-
day. A committee, consisting OF G.
L. Early, W. l.. Clarke and W. II.
Walton. was appointed to look up the
matter of arranging for an excursion
from Eugene and Albany, which
places, it ia said, wanted tc have
an excursion to Hood River Ii was
proposed to get rates Of 81 from Port
land for the round trip, to include q
straw berry lunch, 25 cents for which
was to go to the ladies of the Unitar-
ian church, who would get up the
lunch. Aside from the committee to
look up the excursion matter, the
club would not take the responsibility
OF making arrangements for the fes-
tival.
Jos. A. Wilson laid complaint be-
fore the club that boys we're again
selling Gull straw berries at the trains.
and said il 1t could not be stopped
he would not be responsible for the
reputation OF the booth aud would
turn over the keys to the association.
The matter will be taken up aud an
effort made to regulate 1t.
The directors then held meeting,
at which the outline business matters
OF the club were attended to.
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and We do not believe IL will take
much urging to win them II there is
an opening Mr.. Blowers Ia one of
the pioneer business men of Hood
River aud Eve hope he may hud it
profitable to move with his most es-
timable family to st. Johns
A bunch OF young friends from
Hood River we're down Tuesday to
attend the Rose Carnival and of
course could not turn down the old
Hood Riverite, but called for little
while. We regret sincerely that We
were so busy we could not show them
the town, for we are proud OF our lit
tie city. There we're in the party,
Misses Pearl and Lizzie Eby, Nina
Noble and Messrs. Earl Eastman and
Earl Noble. 1t was bunch of girls
aud boys we used tn play with In
Hood River, ever since they we're little
children, and 1t was good to see them.
h. P. Monson, OF Dee, Oregon, a
good friend of both the Review
bosses, was very welcome visitor in
the office Saturday. lie was in Port
land In attendance at the funeral OF
his uAcle, Nels johnson. Mr.. Jt hn-
sou has been a resident OF Portland
for many years aud has been en-
ployed in tho Good Samai itan hospi-
tai for 10 years He died vt s O'Clock
a. III. on the 9th aud WAS buried in
riverside oemetery Sunday from Hol.
mans undertaking pariors ut 10
O'Clock u III. Mr.. johnson leaves u
brother anG sister in Minnesota aud
a sister in Idaho
J.W. Taylor, one of our Hood River
friends has bought into the firm of
Ol4on-Roe Transfer company, OF
Portland. Kindly note their nd in
another column aud give them good
share of your business. White we do
not know the other members OF tho
firm, we do know Mr. Tayl'r. lie is
alright. For a number OF years he
was "pirate OF the main," aud with
his boat serv.dspeople Of the upper
Columbia. He was johnnie on the
spot when wanted aud We feel sure
he will bring this valuable character.
istio with him into his new business.
Mrs Walter Upson ct Hood Ri, q,
WIN HtT tuTe5 udNR hitTS HhNb UtbU
visiting the past week ii PUrtlNud
and Monday honored the family OF
the scribe With ,ull and stayeG to
tea We we're delighted t. seq then,
as they were our next door neigh brrs
In the Apple City and va remember
many good times we h2,l together
there, We hope none rf eur good
Hood River triends will tuIR Us
down when they Cume duwn to the
city, Oar latch string is awlaSs cut.
And when here take lork Rrouui i.
We have the incest little city IN the
state and 1t will in he rear future
one of the hiIge.t aud heSt Be,tor
catch onto the band wngan hefute it
gets to poinp too fast
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-11
PINE GROVE

Don't complain. You've been wish.
ing for warm day.
A Children's Day program will be
given at the church Sunday morning,
June Goth.
The Central meat market will de-
liver meat on the east side, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Phone your order in
the day before. Telephone No. 9.
Spraying, apple thinning aud hays
ing are the order of the day.
Pine trees with holes bored the
length of them are being used to
carry water over the Winchell butte
The Home Telephone has been in
stalled into the homes OF jerome
Wells and Howell Metcalf.
A large audience greeted the play,
"Topsy Turvy," given by the Park
Grange at our ball, Saturday evening.
Two teachers have been elected for
next year, Miss Radiord and Miss
Agnes Hartwell.
Among Pine Groveites who visited
the Rose Festival were, q. L. Roberts
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ST. JOHNS

In the Hood River column of the
st, Johns Review, we tiEd the follow.
ing:
Here's to you Hood River county,
May there te no limit to your pros
parity, nor end Of days unit Gabriel
blows his horn on the morning of the
last great day, aud may you have a
clean record to bring up with you.
We we're made happy yesterday by a
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Entri-
can OF Hood River. Mrs. Entrican
used to put our copy into type when
we played quill pusher on the News.
Letter. She 10 one of the incest lit
tie ladies that ever stunk type for us,
aud used to put up the longest string
OF the cleanest proof OF any on the
job She has gone back on the "pro-
fesh," though. she has contracted
with Bert to clear an apple ranch on
the West Side. She is "man of, her
word" :" to, and will prove II helpmeet
for Bert. May their days he many
aud every one OF them happy.
Ii. n. Huggins, OF Hood River, was
iu the city today and reports the
Apple City tlourishing, He did not
have time to take In the town bui
just stopped off Car 10 say hello.
Another Hood River friend called
Tuesday, MIR Steptoe. whose daughter
lives in ST. Johns Mr. Steptoe IN.
forms us that he is about tc sell his
Hood River ranch aud luy dairy
farm In Washington There has teen
a number of tho old timers selliug
thier ranches thi spring at wonderful
ly increased riices. We will bet II
'yailer dollar" that sever-fitths OF
then will be sorry they sold out before
tie year is out
Mrs. Laurence N. Blower, wife Ci the
mayor of Hooui River, and three
daughters we're isitors in the city
Monday sld b onored our ctEce With "a
call. We would be delighted to see
these good people locate here. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Blowers like st. johns
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Meeting OF
COMMON COUNCIL

The meeting OF the common council
was held Thursday evening. an ad-
iournmennt having been taken from
Monday evening on account of the
city hall being used by the election
board. Councilmen Arnold and
HeIshner we're absent.
A report was received by the judio-
iary committee that the bond Of the
Columbia Bridge Go. wac responsible,
and 1t was accepted.
The petition to open Lena street
was laid on the taEle, on account Of
there being no funds In the city treas
ury to pay tor the land to be taken
for street.
II. +. Smith rendered a statement
OF damages sgainst the city for the
sum Of $500 80 TOR using his lot as a
street, putting s,wer across the lot,
cutting down fruit trees, tearing down
shed, etc., and also stated that he had
been put to an expense OF 1854, 55 for
surveyors, attorneys fees and ad
ditional expenses on account OF such
action by the council. The matter
was referred to the finance committee.
The new, Pine street ordinance was
passed.
Marshall Ganger askedstor instruo
tions about hiring a man to watch
prisoners when working them on the
street, and was given authority to do
so.
The following bills we're allowed and
ordered paid:
II. Taylor, street work, S2S,
W. Ganger, salary, s75
X. Lewis, salary, $50.
Fashion Stables, draying, sl.75.
W. q. Aldred, hauling gravel,
S305.95.
Stanley Smith Lumber Co. lumber,
S50.84.
j. j. Luckey, repairs, Toe.
o. p. Dabney Il Co., supplies, S3. 50.
Ramona Hotel, meals for prisoners,
Sl0.25.
VIM Haynes, supplies, 81 20.
Electric Light Co., $40 Is
Walker Il Co., grading Pine street,
$500.
A. j. Derby, legal services, $40.
News Letter, advertising, IS.
County Clerk, recording deed, s2.
First National Bank, expense, $3.50.
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Gosson, Js mes; Griffith, j. L.; Gut.
fer, A. j.; Hardy, Jack; Jochensen,
Ii. Kennedy, j. f.. Lange, l.. W. ;
Lee. Walter; Looing, Ole; Madison,
Lee; Martin, d. b.; Mattoon, l.. ;
Miles. VIM. Jr. Morris, W. g.; New
ton, Oliver; Pearson, e. NJ; Per-
ins, Robert, 3. Powell. Dave; Olsen,
Orval; Oleson, Peter; Radosennic,
Anton; Rako, Ionni; Riddle, j. W. ;
Ross, P. j. Sherwood, W. K Smith.
NJ Il. Smith, q. q. Snohoda, james
Temple, j. H.: Thomas, Clifford;
Thomas, Oza; Ellsworth. J. w.; Tur.
ner, Johnn: Voise, Mr.. and Mrs. ;
Wade, A. D.: Ward, Chansey; War
zen, j. M White. h j.; White, r,
G. White, Earl & Wright. Henry /;
Wood, Henry t2l; Wood, J. Il.
K ennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
the me that children like so well t.
take, as it tastes nearly as good a.
maple sugar, 1t acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby 1t drives the
cold out of the system. 1t is sold by
keir & Cass.