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has brought life and peace. And it
Will continue so TO do long after you
ana | have left the earth. Future
if sinners try to hide it. and it will
be as powerful then as now, and its
promises will be fulfilled, its judg-
ment~ carried out, its blessings scat
tered all over the world: for what
ever changes may come, however
Governments may rise and perish in
spite OF Satan'S opposition and be
!Ond all human power to stitie its
cries. this Word of our God will go
on its way telling the story OF man
from Eden TO Heaven, and of Chris.
from Bethlehem to Gethsemane, from
Calvary to Glory. Thank COD for the
Bible, Let us read, mark, learn ana
digest it, for there is no book like it.
At is our guide. our comfort. our as
surance and our reward, for it is the
story OF Redemption through Jesus
Christ
thank Thee, dear Lord, for this
precious treasure. this Book OF
books. Thou hast kept il for my help
through ages OF trial and ignorance
ana sin ana sorrow. and Thou wiz
keep it to the end. Make me love it
more, study it more. obey II more
earnestly. that | may prove Thy love
ana Thy mercy. May ii be indeed to
me, az TO so many of Thy children in
I ali general onS, Il lamp unto my feet
and 4 light unto my path.-Amen.
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five YEARS FOR
VIRGINIA PLOTTERS
i0euntdlneHs Convicted OF
Treason Against U. S.

Big Stone Gap. Va. Aug. Isl. w
Phipps and w. V. Mccoy, Virginia
mountaineers. were found guilty by a
Jury In federal court on an indictment
Tor recruiting men to destroy arms
and ammunition of the United States
government
The penalty was fixed at five years
IN the federal penitentiary at Atlanta
Other indictments against the men
Charging interference with the selec
tive army law were dismissed.
Both prisoners in a statement to the
court said that three men. strangers
In the community, induced them tc
attempt to organize and arm noun
itaineers In this section on a promise
sof q large sum of money Government
roMcials are confident these men were
German agents.
Witnesses for the government testi
lied that Phipps and Mccoy, seeking
to organize the mount aineers in an ar
my. offered s12.5n n a number of men
to Join their forces which were 10 de
Stroy bridges. rob hanfs and farms and
divide rhe booty among the "privates'
of the army
The two men attempted to escape
jail by saving away the bars of theil
al 7otifed the authorities,
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BERLIN TO GO SLOW
IN REPLY TO POPE
To Act on Peace Proposa|'Ahsr
careful DeIiberatiOn." 4

Copenhagen, Aug. iS-The German
governments attitude on SO important
matter as the peace proposal OF
Pope Benedict can only be made
known after careful deliberatiDn.
It's decision can only be taken, in full
accord with Germany's allies.
A statement to this effect has been
communicated by the German foreign
office to the German press.
Because of this development, most
Of the Berlin newspapers hesitate to
express definite opinions as to the
pope's suggestions. Editorials conlfine
themselves 10 reproducing foreign fcom
ment
The Lokal AnZeiger says it now Is
clear the vatican was behind the re
cent action of Matthias Erzberger and
the centre party. which led to the, adop
ton of the reichstag peace resolution
Being an annexationis organ. this pa
per disprovps the popet program.
The Fremdenhlatt. Of Hamburg. says
the pope chose poor time for his
proposals II says the appeal can
count on no particularly favorable re
ception when Re necessity Of prosecut.
ing the war = being announced on all
sides II continues.
1T IS quest 'nable enough for the
pope 10 inc'ude - delicate question
as that Of faeleium hut far more 40 TO
touch the oHfsiions e Alsace Lorraine
Trent and Trieste affecting the dispo-
sal of Germrn and Austrian soil. These
points are trn'1ed carefully. but not in
delicate enough form 10 make It pos
sib1e for Germans Ia take up even AGA.
demir discussion with foreigners OF
matters bound mp so indissolub!y with
the fate of Germany as the disposition
hf Aisace-I orrain"'
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DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?

It's usually sign OF sick kidneys,
ospecially il the kidney action is dis
ordered, passages scanty or too fire.
Quent. Don't wait for more serious
troubles. Begin using Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Read this Cambridge wo-
mans testimony.
Mrs. Roy D. James. 1913 Cemetery
Ave-, Cambridge, says: I had been
troubled from time to time for sew
eral years with very severe back
aches. I was bothered mostly when
/ had occasion to stoop and sharp
pains caught me in the small Of my
back, making me feel miserable AT
times, I could see little black spots
and flashes before my eyes. I had
dizzy spells. too. learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills and got some at Brad
shaw's Pharmacy. using three boxes.
I have had no return Of kidney trou-
bic"
Price 6Oc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs.. James had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv
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MAY SEND TROOPS
AGAINST !. W. ".
U. s. to Act if Strike Be.
comes Serious.

Washington. Aug. ascending fed
eral troops TO Washington, Oregon,
Montant and Idaho TO keep war indus.
tries moving and to check disorders,
is regarded by officials as a possibility
in the near future should the threat.
ened |. W. W. strike attain serious
proportion and the authorities, state
and federal. in the affected area. be
unable to meet the situat' On adequate.
"
Secretary Wilson, of the labor de.
partment, returning TO Washington
after an absence of several days. re.
ceived reports on the situation and
began to determine if the services OF
his department could be utilized in
averting ia threatened strike. Con.
ciliators of the department already
are in the districts affected
The food administration is concerned
with reports that the strike might re
tard harvesting and that damage had
been done to fruit and vegeta bles in
California which are needed for can
ming.
The board of mediation and con
Citation. while without direct repre-
sentation In the territory affected. is
prepared to act quickly in case tho
threatened strike should result in in
terruption TO train service
Department of justice investigators
are inclined to view the situation with
some apprehension and United States
attorneys in the four states mentioned
In the proposed general strike call are
authorized to act quickly In case OF
disorder.
SO far as the department of justice
IS concerned only an overt act car
result in action.
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US. WILL Reject
POPE PEACE PLEA
President TO Decide Reply to
Proposals.

Diplomats cable Entente Governments
Mr.. Wilson viii Answer With Pc
lite Refusal.
Washington. Aug. lS.-D.plomats
CAB ed 10 their respective gov rnmentG
the belief 1Aat the United StNes pc.
litely would decline Pope Benedict's
proposals for the making Of peace.
President Wilson met the cabinet.
Presumably the pcpe's ofter was dis
cussed. 1t is unlikely anything will be
given out.
Secretary of State Lansing desires
NOT 20 appear As rejecting the peace
proposal without consultation with the
president
Ih"s" VINO have talked with him
clearly h;au tha Impression that he
Is not t"T"rahIy disposed toward the
pope 'iI" 'n 't official answer
that the )h.'eJ States eventually will
give. i may be mo- definite stand will
b. taken on the p,Fticular questions
raised IN the 22er'> message The
government maf conf1ne itself to the
general prtn irles which II under
stands 10 Ne fundamental TO world
/ peace
q TIE pope has thrust into the Inter
national situation problem that :e
our. he utmost dulicacy in handling
/ Il is problem which It was hoped nc
ore would raise at this time.
II Is All open secret In Washington
toat If All N" ALI ,s we've asked tt
state th"i" terms. there would he con
sderabl" fissention. The entente
membership i too complex to admit o
e,sy harmonfzation Of war aims.
What the pope has done really is t
0mpel such a formulation Of term:
" the entente sooner than otherWis,
hight have been necessary. To thi
extent the vatican's action IS con
Structed as of far reaching import
.ance.
( In congress and out of It, knowledg,
that the United States Is fghtine II
Icompel expiration for Germanvs crimeI
!! against Americans. as well as betteI
! world organization hereafter. is coup!
ed with he thought that England
| France. Italy and R"seia are fighting
!, too. for thince essential 10 them. bu
, Of no concern To this country.
How far wuSt the United States g
/ along with Fro'and and France? Thi
question i as}-pd by persons friendl.
to those countries. persons in the gov
eminent. too. 1t is realized that vii b
ont a certain amount OF reiteration o
! American war aims. the American pee
nle will find themselves invol1 ed In
discussion Of European territorial RI
= valrieS
This. II may be considered that tn
pope's intervention will be turned t.
. advantage in clarifying the issues o
the war. II President Wilson and Sec
retarv Lansing really desired to sto
: the war. the pope's message offers Al
4 instrument for the purpose.
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KILLS HER FAMILY
Tragedy Follows News Woman was
Coming to Claim Husband.

ChillicOthp. o. Aug. 1S.-Because q
woman named Dora. from FL Paso
Texas. sent 4 Telegram to her hus
band notifying him that she was com
Ing here 10 claim him AS her husband
Mrs James Nelson shot and killed
the man. shot he- eight-year old son
and killed herself The boy died later
The husband died instantly and his
wife lived only few moments. The
woman left a note explaining why she
had done the shooting.
The Nelson family came here recent
w from Fort Wayne. Ind. The father
and husband was employed on con
struction work at the new conscript
camp
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NO PENNl. men
TO WhICriTSTOWN
Changes Are Announced in New
ARMY Flan
$4,000 43,gQ Az AVERAGE RAGE At G GAllsel
Secretary Baker Approves the Dispo.
ston of 6e7 900 Men of the First
Draft.

Washing ,on, Aug. 1S.-SOme changes
are being made in the plans for as
signing draft troops OF the national
army 10 cantOnments which will re-
suit in sending men already assigned
to a cantonment to some other.
The extent of the change has not
been announced by the war department
but probably will be made public soon.
One result Of the new plan will be
that PENNSYLVANIA troops will not be
sent to Camp Dix at Wrightstown. n
]. The men from that state will De
apportioned. instead. between Camp
Meade. at Admiral Md. Camp Han
cock, at Augusta. Ga, Camp Sherman
at Chillicothe. Ohio. and Camp Lee. at
Petersburg. Va.
Secretary Baker approved the dispo-
sition of the 6S7 900 men Of the provost
marshal general. The average mum
Der of men allotted to each of the
sixteen cantonments is approximately
$4,000. Those going to American Lake,
Washington. come from Alaska. Wash.
ington. Oregon. California. Idaho, \ ,
vada Montana. Wyoming. Utah, To
falling 4G.15o,
Those allotted to San Antonio, Tex,
inclr4p III tro"ns from Texas and
Okla" ONO 'f.1G9
Fort Pile Fan Troops from Kan
sas. Miss Wi South Dakota, \ bras.
ka. Colorado. New Mexico. A:izona
46.51S
Des Moines. Tr0~Hr from North Ia
kota. Minnesota. Iowa Irinois tpart)
45.712
Louisville. Ky Troops from Ken,
lucky. Indiana, Illinois (pa"f. 1880.
Rockford. m: Wisconsin (parn,
and Illinois SO 1877.
Battle Creek. Mich: Michigan and
Wisconsin (parO. 1896.
Chillicothe. OIto: Ohio and Pennsyl
vania (parN. t2.77@.
Little Rock. Ark: Arkansas, Louisi
ana. Mississippi and Alabama, 1892
Atlanta. Ga. Tennessee. Georgia.
Alabama Cpart). 40.7S5.
Columbia. S. c.: South Carolina,
North Carolina. Porto Rico and Flori.
da. 45.215.
Petersburg Va. Virginia. Pennsyl
vania (parD. West Virginia, 47.0S6.
Annapolis Junction. Md: District OF
Columbia. Pennsylvania (parD, Mary
land, 40SS4
Wrightstown. n. j.: New Jersey,
Delaware. New York (parD, AZ, 10s.
Yaphank. n. Y: New York (parO
$4,000.
Aver. Mass: Maine, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, New York (part). 43.'
I2s
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MAID SHOT BY MISTRESS
Richmond, a.. Woman Says She Oidn
Know pistol Was Loaded.

Richmond. Va. Aug. lS.-Refusing &c
accept the theory of accident accepted
bv the police and the coroner. counsel
for the family of Louise Brown. ne
gro servant girl. fatally shot by Mrs.
yina Clark Scar. asked for continuance
Of the case until Tuesday.
He declared that he could produce
evidence showing that the killing was
deliberate.
The girl was shot through the head
in Mrs. Sears apartment with an army
pistol belonging to the latter'S nus
band. meeting instant death. Thoush
she first stated that the girl shot her-
self, Mrs. Scar admitted to the police
that she did the shooting. not knowing
the pistol was loaded.
Her husband. John A. Sea-. Is for
mer resident of Williamsburg. Pa.
where he says he has several uncles
and grandmother
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President TO Decide Reply.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-President
Wilson and Secretary of State Lansing
soon will begin series Of important
conferences preliminary to the re
Spouse to be made TO Pope Renedict's
peace message.
J Before the communication goes for,
ward the views of the entente govern
ments on the subject will be ascertain
ed
This necessarily will take time, ow
ing TO delays in transmitting mes
sages by cable.
The pontiff's peace note is now be
fore the president. He probably Will
give 1t close study before taking up
ehe subject with Mr.. Lansing.
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-, Announcements
! TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS Or
DORCHESTER COUNTY

Believing the lower portion of the
county is entitled to the nomination
for Sheriff at this time, the present
Sheriff being from Cambridge, and
the one previous from the upper part
OF the county, | hereby announce
my candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for this office. My ex-
perience as deputy sheriff has given
me knowledge Of how to conduct
the office, and l earnestly seek the
support of all Democrats in the ap-
preaching primaries.
DEWBURY WEBSTER.
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French Hold Gains.

Paris, Aug lS.-The term
YacKgd the new positions ga
the F4euap On the Steenoeke
Belgium.
The war ONCE announces IN
were repulsed completely
German assaults on the Alsn]
also were beaten back.
The Germans also made a Viz
tark orNthe Verdun front. tn
u a footing in the French a
''nnhfrsns and some points b
sie,s<..l\b v 9opnter ATTACK
$50 iebtfai7 the enemy, .
intensA aomSardNsnt OF our
made made a ,s oroSs attack on a
more than $40 kiioIfeters
o o'.,a miIi 20 gs's we caifornIt
Beaten back " a. artillsQ
Gsrma.n infantry: saa not
proach our lines az any pol
"violeu and Feneafe q .
again the .posirions\wAe4,'i,
Gently east onf Cerny also
sanguinary check 1t has
lished that the losses of ~
during the operations frog u n
70 Is in the vicinity of -
plateau were particularly
"On both banks of thet AZ,
dup) there were spirited
gasemen1s. TO the F1shfs ~
the Germans. after b -,
meM made a violent co,r
'front.' between\the norm vaux
Iaui lfie - .,,Sorecisi
counter attacks and th',ron, q
our fire elected the enen onoad
au points at which he o1a,
gaining a footing in adv
~ ,slr first line"
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ALLIES REPULSE
GERMAN ATTACKS
Efforts to Recover Lost GFoN
in Flanders IaII
HURLED BACK At VERl)A
british Forces Press on Beyond I'm
Of Langrmarck-Frehen ee7' "~N
Assaults.

London. Aug. ls.--The Hein.1S J.
made MO counter attacks agalIlst.-e
new hr..... positions near I."o".
Iae, 4a:neI temporary success a.
some puin.e. the Wa" Office ahho"''eS' ,
but subs uuen;Iy HE British me 'aS
re-esta btisAed.
Early Thursday night. the "s'e
ment sly. the elem. twice tou" q
attacked the new positions gained y
us east OF I.uos in The direction u '''e
st Auguste. At the second a''eAP'
he succeeded in pressing oacA Su'
line slightly al some points.
tn the night our troops again at'"' r"
and ye-estaHisned our POSITIONS
further hasri!e counter alta X was 'on''
plate,y renujspd We secured 'eN
prisoners.
The artillery mas been active }"
both sides IN the night east OF fpI9'
The preliminary bomhaTdmeh' 10y
the British artillery worked havoc ~
the German ranks according 10 prs
oners All night ti"e heavy s"e'i'
pounded a steady stream OF sheliS in'c
the small for'- and the fort.ned Ia' HE
IN which ths Germans had established
machine guu lnads. Mann OF 'he''
dagenses were wiped out or naae u''
-apah1e 1b0ut Tangemarck where
heavy fighting occurred. tAe SeNeH
teenth reserve division OF the proS
sians suffered severely from the pom
bardment.
The oarrage the British artlller!
dronnas before IIle infantry was per
feet throughout. The German EnD
] noundeA awav sullenly. but i'ie'r AZ
was not effective and the Brll'S'
troans suffered little AS they pnshe'
! forward.
! In the Ianqemarck region the mai
difficulty encountered was me ilu" ,
! sin. .Dproaches 10 the town anu INT
! this boz the infantry plunged deep
every step. .Not infrequenty the so
diers had "a n>tricate comrade wa
had sunk 20 the waist in the moras!
but they continued to push forwar
STEADILY facing machine gun nre if,l
hidden redouhts and battling 'feiT
past with bombs md rife fire
Thus thu nrf'ish came 10 La
marrk. There were concrete cum
about the position In front Of the tfr
,,birh was flooded from 'he S'eenoEt
i liver. but tho infantry divided r.
{.nomped lis wav about on either IA
If RI. town Y they passed tth'
further side the Germans c"u'f ne fe'
running away and little resist ncI"a
offered in IA" Town ITSELF. 'e ~
ing sin continues, nevond LangeH eF
according IN ;he alest reports.
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ARMY 7ooo YER STRENGTH
Pennsylvania 9 eats
eH'e'''e''s :" by 5000

'mg. 1S.-War vdlun.
""S5''i '"i' llar army have re sch
'eoeis '"i ~" eS347 men. ringing the
gu Io'"' " .Hsand in excess Of lie
Aoii ~ strength.
authorized wa ,,an+veve ,tates hbo,
There still Z, ,ha ,,mbsr NJ Eap
have not sup, :, tho d,strib,It
aliotte" T." lota. but some off the
Of the total ga f,rr;shed their ono
other states
ia several ti.,.h ,,o,o ~ a754 bas
California ,a,. Nevada win .
furnished -, b,, furnished toae
quota OF i"th a quota of POO has fu-
wyoming. PENNSYLVANIA with a quo
nlshed "''. as furnished 81 1871 New
ia or TO- quota of 1926. has fur
YORK wiz" Illinois, with a quota
nished 20.9 Furnished 16 21S
NJ 7 27e n
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Ssu nts TO Help Harvest.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug 1S.-In order &c
give all students now engaged in agri
cultural studies an opportunity to as
sfst in the harvesting of crops. the
president. w. E. Stone, and faculty OF
Purdue university have decided on q
postponement in the opening Of .as
university this fall. The original date
set for opening was September IL. but
classes will not be taken up until
September 26.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..

Wy TIItIuS dIIU CHt UDIIC III
General:
Having previously served you
faithfully for the term of two years.
my record you know. l herebs
announce myself as candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Dorchester
county, subject to the will of the
people at the Democratic primaries.
If nominated and elected, promise
you mat my hat will remain the
same size, and that l will perform
the duties of the Office to the best of
my ability, and experience, and give
everyone a square deal.
GEORGE F. SHERMAN.
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Summer Complaint.

During the hot weather of the
summer months some member of al
most every family is likely to be
troubled with an unnatural loose
ness of the bowels, and it is of the
greatest Importance that this be
treated promptly, which can only be
done when the medicine is kept at
hand. Mrs. F. F. Scott, Scottsville,
n. Y, states, II first used Chamber
Iain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy as
much as five years ago. At that time
| had a severe attack of summer
complaint and was suffering intense
pain. One dose relieved me. Other
members of my family have since
used it with like results" Adv.
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b&r-5-1S-tf
Notice to Taxpayers
Discount Notice

State and county taxes for the levy
Of 1917 are now due and payable at
the Office of the County Treasurer in
the Court House, Cambridge, Md.
4 discount of per cent. will be
allowed on County Taxes only, Ii
taxes are paid on or before Sept. /,
I1917, and per cent. il payed on or
before Oct. l, 1917. There is no dis
count on State Taxes. Interest will
he charged on State Taxes from
Sept. l, unless paid by that date. In
terest from Sept l will be charged
on county taxes not paid on or before
January l, 1918.
Remittance may be made by check,
money order or registered letter and
receipt will be mailed at once.
Take advantage of the discount
and say interest and avoid embar-
rassment later.
JAMES II. JONES,
Treasurer and Collector.
Adv S-14-tf B&R.
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Form Motor Repair Units.

Washington, Aug. Reorganization
of $500 men under 1872 officers, includ
ing majors. into three army units tc
repair motor and. other sportatfon
for the army in France and elsewhere
was ordered No hint Of their dlspo
sition was made They probably are
designed for use back Of European bat
Ia fronts.
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BEATS WIFE ALMOST TO DEATH
Guardsman Attacks Helpless Woman
Is OverpoWered by His Comrades.


Is overpowered by His Comrades.
Mahanoy City Aug lS.-Peter Baro,
ney. twenty eight years old, Company
E. Eighth regiment. beat his wife until
she is near death while in rage.
Baronev was with the troops in Mex
leo last fall Returning home in Feb
rnary. he married. Thursday a child
was born.
The soldier was overpowered by
seven members Of Company e. but moi
until he had committed mayhem on
Ivor Griffith and seriously injured nor
man TAYLOR hv kicking him in the Alb
domen. Both injured men are guards
men
Mrs. Baroney was removed 10 nos
pital She pleaded that her husband
be freed and permitted 10 fight for his
country. Baroney is remorseful for
and In a hurry 10 get to the battle
front.
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Ask AuyOnp Who Has Used It.

There are families who always aim
to keep bottle of Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house for use in case it is needed, and
find that it is not only a good In
vestment, but saves them no end o.
suffering As to its reliability, ask
anyone who has used it.-Adv.
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GERMAN CASUALTIES 4.5OO.OOC
Official Reports Show Staggering Fig
ures in Total losses

London. Aug IS German casualties
reported during July in the German Of
fetal lists. but not necessarily having
occurred in July. amounted 10 80. 862
as follows.
Killed or died of wounds or sick
ness. 1889.
Prisoners CT missing. 14620
Severely wounded. 1886
Wounded and slightly wounded 90
l5S.
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OF CANDIDACY u.

l hereby announce myself can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff. Ii nominated and cleo
TED. l pledge the people of the coun-
ty an honest and efficient administra-
ton of the Office, and l earnestly So
licit the support Of the Democratic
voters at the approaching primaries
THOMAS J. HOLDER.
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Chronic Consultation.

1t is by no means an easy matter
to cure this disease, but it can be
done in most instances by taking
Chamberlain Tablets and comply
ing with the plain printed directions
that accompany each package.-Ady.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY.
To the Republican Voters

of Dorchester County:
! hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for Sheriff, sub
ject to the will of the majority at the
coming Republican primaries. IL
nominated and elected, it shall be my
aim TO discharge the duties of the of
fee to the best of my ability. regard
less of friend or favor.
VIM. l.. GRANT ROBINSON
Adv 81 7-tf