Mount Airy
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MOUNT AIRY, N. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1001.
NO. 41.
VOL. 24.
News.""" "
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DAM GROSVEMOR SAYS:
Pe-ru-na is an Excellent Spring Catarrh
Remedy -I am as
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HO. D1H. A. GBOSTEXOR, OF THE FISOIS OUIO F1M1LY.
Hon. Dan. A. GrosTenor, IVputy Auditor for the War 1H partnunUn a Mtrr
written from Washington, D. C, saya:
Mow me to express my gratitude to you for the benefit derived
from one bottle of Peru na. One week has brought wonderful changes
and I am now sa well as ever. Besides being one of the very best
spring tonics It la an excellent catarrh remedy."
DAS. A. OROSVE.SOR.
In ft rwoent letter h says:
consider Pervna really more meritorious than I did when I wrote
you last I receive numerous letters from acquaintances all o er the
country asking me if my certificate Is genuine. I In x ariably answer,
yes."-Dan. A. Qrosvenor.
A Coonty OMaUmrt Ittor. I ConKro.nAn, I-ettrr.
Hon. John WlUUmft, County Commit- Hon. 11. W.OR.lm.fonirre-s'man from
.i.r n.MTWoaafVKXondstreet.nuhith. Ixminiana, tnalvtur wnin-n al Wa-li
Vlnn..saYSthe following In regard to ,
Foruna:
" A. a remedy for catarrh 1 can fhwr
fully recommend Pernnft. 1 know what
1 1 i to suffer from that terrible diwase
and I foel that HU my duty to pmk a
pcKul word for the tonic that limupht me
immediate reitei. 1'erunarurtii me oi a , ,jCi,inriy if,ihe in the cure ot ca
1 ml cae of ratarrh and 1 know It will thrift. Pur those .o reeJ a friod
cure any other auffcrcr frara that U i - j cmn rrh medicine I know of nothing
ras." John William, better."
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J. W. KA.T?P ife CO.,
Mm ii Fcrriitie, Mi Furiiii Goot-s, fo, 4c,
AND COFFINS, GASKETS, BUIML ROBES.
UNDHTAKEH8.
MiS STdttT.
tlQUneimi'lO i - MMraJ0y
FORGET
1 bat we sell this fa
mous Shoe. Also a big
line of other kinds. od
fill always find us
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Headquarters l(ir Slioes,Siap!cDry-
And Groceries.
Yours lor I ow Prices,
V.. D. DolTa-ult &
The Cn-s TJ.iy Cif
Th Ono s..-
Well as Ever."
IM i 1
tn;tn, I. C, oaya the following of l'e
nina, the national ratarrh rc-mwly :
I can conscientiously mommtmf
your Pervna an a fine tonic and all
around good medicine to those ho
are In need of a catarrh remedy. It
has been commended to me by people
n hi have ussd It, in a remedy par
MOUNT AIRY, N. a
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Three Times the
Value of Any
Other.
One Third Easter.
One Third Faster.
The only Hewing Machine
that doe not fail in any point.
liotary Mot'on rid Ball
BeariiiK. make it the lightest
running machine in the world.
Agents wanted in unoccu
pied territory.
Send for circular and term.
Wheeler I Wilson Mfg. Co,
Atlanta, Ga,
For aalc by J. 0. Jcakln., Mt. Airy.
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ILBOUGLAS
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WCHlJbS
,waioi situpoAy, rjtr maul
W.L.DOU6LA5MAKESM0Rt3?AKD3JSHOES
. than two c.'siiw'snjs ih the wwitj
Goods
Co
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1' mi.vc V "DiO. t4ii UkmtM m GaWfy
W. T.. flrlfrtlli, Conean, Tela, wrlteat
"I aiiffenil wild rhmtiia catarrh f'r
many yeart. I took IVruna and It otiin
plotely cnml mo. I think IVruna In tin
lx't nKslii'lno In the world for catarrh.
My K'eral health U much In. proved dy
11. ue, a. I am much atroiiKr Clan I
have hven for year.." W. K. lirim'h.
A foitf rfuinai'i letter
Cincrennian If. Tlowen, HiiKkln,Taxe
well riiuity, Va., w rite. I
" can cherrfuHy recommend your
valuahle remedy. Pcruna, to any one
n no It Buffering with catarrh, and h ho
1 In need uf a permanent and effective
cure." - II. Hon en.
Mr. Krxl. 1. Hcott, Irno, Ohio, llltsht
(luuril of HlraniKoot Hull Tenm, wrllnl
' A ft apeciito for lung trmiMcI plneo
rerumt at the head. I have til It my
.elf forrohl. and raliirrh of tho Ixiwi U
and H I a rplcmlld remtily. II r'Htorra
vitality, Increaeea bcxllly atrrnRth and
make, a nick permn well In a nhort time
I (ilve lVrtinft my hearty luilorneinent."
Kr. d. It.Keott.
Oen. Ira C. Abhott, M.treet,N. W,
aHhluptoii, 1. C, wriUi.)
" I am fully coiiTlnoed that your rem
edy la an excellent tonle. Many of my
frlctiils have himhI It w ith tho nuwt In n
clli lnl ri'"Ulia for couch., cold, and caf
tarrhul troiilile." Ira ('. AliliolU
Mr.. K'mer Fleming, orator of lUwf
voir Council No. 1, Northwintrrn
i:lon of Honor, of Minn aioll', Minn.,
write, from ZM Tolk atrot, M". .t
I have horn
trouliliHl all my
life with catarrh
In my head. I
liiuk IVruna for
about threa
month., nd
now think I am
permanently
cured. I tx'lleva
that for catarrh
in all It forma
Mrt. l-.lmrr "Irnttn
Wjuni'njll, W in it.
rerun a la the
medicine of the
age. It cure, when all other remedies
fall. I can heartily reeommrnd lYrutia,
aa ft catarrh remedy." Mr.. K liner
I'lomlnK
Treat Ctarrh In Rprlng,
The .prinjr I. the time to treat catarrh.
Cold, wel winter weather ofh n retard
a cure of catarrh. If a course of IVruna
In tnken during the early pprlnR month
the cure will lie prompt and permanent.
There can lie no failurcx if IVima U
I -.ken Intelligently during the fax orahla
xvealher tf il'riiig.
A. a fyMemie catarrh remedy IVruna
eradicate. catnTrh from the fv!ini
xx hercver it may 1m loi .ti-d. It cure
catarrh of the xlomnch or Imw-N villi
t he f-ame certainty as eatnrrhof the l,i ,;d.
If you do not derive prompt and utlf
factory l'Wiilta from the ue of re;u.:a,
w l ite at once to lir. Hartman, piini; a
full Ktateinciit of your oa.e and lie vx ;!1
lr ph-H-cd topivejou liis valuahle ad
vice crntiK.
Addre a Ir. ITarlmnn. PreMdevf i t
The 1 'avtmitt r'"nii-- ''"). '
Dead Man Steers a Ship.
A sealing schooner, the Arietta,
recently sighted a mastiffs derelict
ah nt 100 nii'ee southwest of Qaeen
Clmrlntte islands.
Although at firs' it was thought
tht-r-i x-ai no one on board, a figure
whs nt h nth made Qt crouching in
a Icet'litiif jiosition at the wheel.
The OHptain ol the Ariutie according
ly hailed them when within distance
and pr tiered assistance.
Ilici-ivini? no answer, howerer,
xrid nn'icin,.' 'lint the steersman
t vi r s' if!'d ti is tio.ition, he lowered
Kar. and with some of his crew
K.i,(rd"d the d-relict He f nnd
t;.at the niin whs quitedend and hud
"jiixa'-entlv h.en so for s.ime linie,
'mi his rigid bands still grasped the
wheel and gnided the vessel on its
course.
He had evidently h-en deserted
by his crew in a storm, and as a last
forlorn hope had lathed himself to
the wheel. S ime food was foond
cloeo to him and also two or three
bottlts of medicine, showing sp
parently that he WhS ill whin his
1 ing watt h began.
The name of the schooner wsg the
Gon Siglin, bound from San Fran
cisco to Alaska. She had on board
the complement of six sailors and
five paesetigeia. The body of Capt.
8anndt rs was duly buried according
to the rites observed at sea Ex.
Prosperity Among the Rich.
The year just past was a grt at one
for the South, the most prosperous
in fact since the Civil war. The
chief factor, of course, was the
phenomenal price of cotton, which
xold higher than for many years past
and put millions of dollars into the
States which grow this staple.
Tnere are other crops, however, all
of which brought fair prices, and
'he result of it all has been a boom
in the industrial life of tho South
land that indicates a great awaken
ing. New manotactQ'ing plants
tiHve been established, whicti means
m ire employment for the people
and increased wealth for the com
ninnity. Capital will fl iw in from
utile mictions an demand ie made
tor it by increasing growth and
prosperity and there are those who
p i die that the time will come when
the s uthern S'atee will be the
wealthiest in the Union. Speed the
day ; all will rejoice in the pros
parity of onr southern brethren.
Atuericiti Farmer.
Jug Business.
Luuiberton and vicinity had
pit. ay ot whiskey Suuday. A
goti Human who came down on the
"Corn Licker Express" says he is
coi.liJ.-nt that from Lauriuburg to
LuuihxTU n, inclusive, there was at
Inst 5 gallons distributed. The
pl 1 voi 1 the river a'
"t .r, L'. k r fa Hon' and let i II a
1 l d p .ii I gt-f Willi five jlljfr hot
ri c t IriPinJi. ai.iiig to ttBt
( nil x t . h tin- i ad Tula ittntlutuau
. . l; a i tj J i lu re x ere at I'-aut
ttL,i) live ai.tJii. brought to XjUm
bertuo. Lmnthirtvo Argus,
Concord Boy s Story
NORTH CAROLINIAN ON
BATTLESHIP WHEN
THE EXPLOSION
OCCURRED.
Mr. II. 8. Scarboro, t Concord,
N. C, boy, who Is aboard the battle
ship Missouri, writes to hit mother
graphic description of the explosion
hat resulted In the death of about
3(1 seamen. Tho following extracM
are tnken from the letter :
"We were about finishing up our
practice. At 10:30 a. m., tho for
ward gnna had been tried, and we
were almost throng!) with the after
turret, but 3d men wcro doomed to
die before it was finished. They
had fired fivo shots when immedi
ately there waa a dull sound which
all knew to well meant a powder
e x plosi on . I ii t h roe second s t ho fi re
drill was i unded, and in two sec
onds moro the pipes were connected
and tho pumps going. There were
25 or 50 streams of water going in
that ihort time. We all know aome
thing had exploded in the alter
turret, but the first thing to do was
to quench the fhmea which were
shooting out throngh the top. A
soon at that was done volonloert
were called for to go in and bring
out those caught in the explosion.
Up to 3 p. m., S3 had been taken
ont dead. Most of tuem were
burned to death, n that they did
not look like human beings. Their
eyes, ears and noses wore burned
completely off. Among tho men
killed were five oilicurs. It waa an
awful sixfht to look at the poor fol
lows. Those still living were pray
ing for death to take them.
"As Boon hre quarters was
sounded all water tight doors were
closed. One and all of ns expected
to be b'own to eternity at any mo
ment. The fltmes were in the
magazine right on the powder, and
nothing but a miracle saved us
After the fire wa under control eo
that we could what caused the
explosion, it was seen that aa tho
gun crew were putting in the pow
der for the fifth shot a spark some
where escaped notice and set the
charge in the gnn on fire. Tho
breech waa open and tho flame blew
all the charge ont This fell right
down in the handling room on about
7,200 pounds of powder, which of
course waa at once ignittd. The
fiioji-s were awful and the decks
were hoi through twelve inches of
water.
"The powder used in the gnns is
smokeless and in short sticks. You
can hold it iu your haud and stick
a match to it aud it will burn like
eel uloid. As soon as it is confined
it is moro dangerous than any other.
When it caught lire it flamed up
about tiO feet right throngh the top
of the turret almost as high aa the
u a-is If it httd been black powder
it would hve blown tip the ship.
'Iinmediiit. ly after tlie accident
we went itito PutiSHCula, being about
20 mies a ay. All the doctors from
tho other ships came aboard and
gave all the assistance po&jible. The
bodies will all be sent home for bu
rial. Suite of tho boys are now
near death's door from suffocation aa
they were trying to get out the bo
dice of their dead comrades. All
the officers did heroic work, and
there is no better set in the navy
than those on the Missouri.
"I suppose this will stop our trip
to Europe, for we will go to New
York and the Missouri may go ont
of commission. A remarkable thing
is that this waa the 13th shot ever
tired out ot that gun, aud it was on
the 13th of the month." Charlotte
News.
Millionaire's Poor Stomach.
The worn out stomach of the over
lod millionaire is otten paraded in
the public prints as a horrible ex
ample of the evils attendant on the
poixacssion of great wealth. But
millionaires are not the only ones
who ate afH cted with bad stomachs.
The proportion is far groater among
the toilers. Dyspepsia and indiges
tion are rampant among these peo
ple, and they suB'or iur worse tor
tures than the millionaire unless
they avail themaeives ot a standard
medicine like Green's August Flow
er, which has been a iavoiite iio use
hold remedy for all stomach troubles
for over tliirty-five years. August
Flower rouaea the torpid liver, thus
creating appetite and insuring per
iod digeauon. It lone and vital
izes the entire system and makes
lite worth living, no matter what
your station. Trial botilea, 25c;
regular siee, 75c. I. W. West, Drug-
The Value of Expert Treatment
Everyone who is afflicted with i
chronic disease experiences great
difficulty in having their caae in
telligently treated by the average
physician. These diseases can only
be enred by a specialist who under
stands them thoroughly. Dr. J.
Newton llathaway of Atlanta, Ga..
is acknowledged the most skillful
and successful specialist in the Uni
ted Staa. Wri'e him for his ex
(-rt . pinion ot your chko. fur which
nmktir uo Chars'1-.
''S arts to woik xxiih the first
dose." Lfi Iibeuoittcidu begiu to-day
the campaign agni net disease in your
J body. At all druggist.
Sam Jones
I ce IB
o1
VERY GREAT PREPARA
TI0NS ARE NOW BE
ING MADE FOR
MAY FIRST.
Wednesday's Greensboro Record
contains the following which will
givo tho reader somo insight into
the extensive arrangements being
made in that city for the Jones
Stuart meeting which ia to begin
May tho 1st :
"Mr. C. A. I! ray, chairman of the
committee of arrangements o the
Jonts-Stuart rovival, placed an or
deryesterday through Mr. Uurton,
of the E. M. Andrews Furniture
Company, with a Thoraaavillo con
corn for 2,304 chairs to be nsod in
seating tho throngs who will attend
the meetings to be held in Danoor
Warehouse. Those chairs, together
with one hundred comfortable seats,
each holding twelve people, pur
chased from Guilford Lumber Co.,
and other chairs that can be secured
in the city, will accommodate over
4,000 pooplo.
Extensive preparations are being
made at the warehouse for the ar
rangement of tho seats. A floor
will bo placed over the driveway on
the west side and platform largo
etiongh for the preacher and a large
choir will be constructed on the
east. Electricity will be used in
lighting the building, and every
thing will be done that will con
tribute to the comfort of the con
grrgations and to the success of the
niceting."
Early Hatches Pay Best.
The importance of tho early
hatches and the arranging to get
at this work in good season to
secure them, is the question
which now interests the up to-
date poultry raiser. Emma Clear-
waUr, in Ulno r armor, gives tne
following discourse on this topic.
Tho very early hatches are the
ones that bring the better prices,
and to tho ones who raise the
chicks on small range and feed
all, or nearly all, that the chicks
eat, the early hatches are tho
money makers, borne, indeed
the majority of farmers' wives,
would not make so much from
early chicks taking the extra
bother and work into considera
tion, because the hens' hatches
come at a time when there is con
siderable forage.
To have early hatches we must
have incubators and brooders,
and to successfully run the ma
chines we must have suitable
houses. A dry cellar is the best
place for an incubator, but a tight
room, where the temperature is
kept reasonably even, is a good
place. To have good hatches we
must have strong, fertile eggs,
and to secure these we must keep
the breeding stock in prime con
dition. House them in warm, dry
houses, and by all means have a
dry scratching shed with south
ern exposure, kept well filled
with dry litter, having small
grains wheat, rye, millet, Kaf
fir or sorghum seed well stirred
in, and well covered in the litter.
Keep the birds hungry enough to
scratch well, and use cabbage,
cut clover or turnip tops for the
green feed, also cut bone or fresh
meat ; a constant supply of clean
water, unfrozen, a box each of
grit and charcoal, and a large
well filled dust box. But the
mash, if not given too liberally,
is of great benefit. The great
danger in mash feeding is that
enough of it is given so the birds
will not scratch enough to get the
needed exercise. Nothing has
been said about the freedom from
lice, as it is always thought our
chicks and our houses are free
from the pests. However, it is
best to use lice exterminators, so
as to be sure there are none.
Are Ton a Dyspeptic ?
If vou are a dyspeptic tod owe it to
yourself and jour friends to gel well.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic's
friends because his disease sours his
disposition as well as bis stomach. Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure will not only cure
dyspepsia, indigestion and sour stom
ach, but this palatable, reconstructive
tonic digestant strengt liens the whole
digrative apparatus, and sweetens the
life aa well as the stomach. When you
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food
you eat ie enjoyed. It is digeued, as
similated and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Health is the result. Bold by
1 w Went, drnggift. Mt. Airy. N. 0.
Small Potatoes
result from a lack of
Potash
in the soil. Potash pro
ducts size and quality.
a I a a a a urn
fully th far. .. - ' ,l I
01 mac vlu f . V I
at pen ah.
t,.o..,r 4-vrs-7;r
farmer w , r-J, r ,; J C x -
them.
OrtJV.AN KALI WOKKS,
firm X arli-.l -..!
imi. tMbaa , a Km4 at.
Russian Butchery
REPORTS SENT OUT TO
THE EFFECT THAT
NO PRISONERS
ARE TAKEN.
The stories purporting to eman
ate from St. Fetersborg aboot the
barbarism oi the Russian army can
hardly bo true. If they aro state
mouts of facta and not yollow news,
they allow that Russia haa do right
to be namod among tho civilized
nation! of tho earth.
One story tent oat from St. Pe
tersburg last Sunday tayi that "the
Russians give no quarter to tho
Japaneso but kill every Jap soldier
that falls into their hands." Another
story was that "replying to a ques
tion why he is not taking prisoners,
General Kashtilinski, commanding
the Russian force on the Yaln, tcl
egraphod that he didn't find it con
venient to keep prisoners." This is
monstrous. It it incredible. We
are prono to doubt the troth ot these
horrible statements, but wo aro pre
pared to believe moat anything oft
pooplo that will permit such horrors
as the KischencS massacre. Read
en of the Russian storiea of their
victories have not failed to notice
that on several occasions the Rut
sisnt laid in wait for small partioa of
Japa and annihilated them, when
one would naturally wonder why
they did not capture instead of kill
tho enemy.
Contrasted with the savagery of
Ruseia is the evidence of civiliza
tion on the part of the Japanese.
The Japanese express regret at the
tragic end of the Russian naval
commander, Vice Admiral Maka
rnff, who went down with hit ship
Thia cablegram coming from Tukio
w is mere like coming frotnaC uis
tiati than a Pagan land :
Expressions of regret at the death
of Vice Admiral Makaroff are gen
etal here. Speaking for the naval
s'aff, Commander Ogasawara hat
published a statement in which he
laments the death of tho Russian
vice admiral, and prooouncos it to
be a lost to the naviot of the world.
Wilmington Star.
Vivid Description.
Awful story of tho sinking of the
Russian Flag ship at Port Arthur,
blown np by a mine. One of the
eye-witnessea said ;
"Moving at reduced speed the
Petropavlorsk came abreast of
Electric Cliff. The torpedo boats
were entering harbor when suddenly
from the starboard side of the Petro
pavlovtks bow a white column slut
op. There was a donble moiled
explosion and the whole fl-tcship be
came covered with orange-brown
smoke ; 'they are firing a broadside,'
cried a gunner standing beside me,
bat through my binoculars I gsassil
speechlepg and horror stricken. I
conld see fragmeute falling fr. m
above tbe broken ringing of the
foremast and flames of fire shooting
out. 'She's sinking, she's sinking,'
ailed some one beside me,
"The Petropavlovsk began to set
tie slowly by the bead, heeling far
over to starboard unil her rail was
nnder water. II er bow bad already
disappeared and now the foremts
was sinking. 1 could still a e the
conning tower. Then her smoke
stacks disappeared. They seemed
to fall throngh the water and tbe sea
began to engulf the mainmast. Her
after tnrret with her gona pointing
skywards quickly vanished; then
ber stern wi n tbe port propeller
still revolving. I could see figures
desperately clutching at tbe slippery
hull and tongues of flames. A last
explosion and all was over. Tbe
flagship waa no more.
"Hosts from tbe torpedo boat d
stroyer Gaydamark hurried to the
scene of the disaster. It was forty
minutes past nine in tbe morning."
Ten Thousand Churches
in the United States have used the
Longman & Martinez Pare Paints.
Lvery Church will be given a lib
eral quantity whenever they paint.
Don't pay $150 a gallon for Lin
seed oil (worth 60 cents) which you
do when you buy thin paint in a can
with a paint label on it.
8 aud 6 make H, therefore when
yon want fourteen gallons of paint,
buy only eight gallons of L & M-,
and mix six gallons of pure linseed
oil with it.
Yon need only fonr gallon! of L
& M. Paint, and three gallona of oil
mixed therewith to paint a good
iizd bouse.
nouses painted with these paints
never grow shabby even after 18
years. These celebrated paints are
aold by F. L Smith & Co., Aeenta
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wroto to Dr.
Plorco for tils
Tbe lady, from wboae fetter ire quote,
got what she wrote for, and is a well
woman to-dar aa a reanlt of following
Dr. Pierce'a adxice and using Dr. Pierce'a
Favorite rreacription, tbe medicine
which make weak women strong aud
nek women welL Favorite Prescrip
tion " estal'lishea regnlaritjr, driea weak
ening drams, heals inflammation and
fclceration and cures female weakness.
Sick women, especially those suffering
from diseases of long standing, are ia-
fted to consult I. rieree by Vttrr,
free. All cotTMpondence i held u
trictJy private and Mcredly conrirfr-j.-tiL
AddrM Dr. SL V. Fierce. Buffalo,
NY.
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Prr senptkm i wonderful metiictni nd (1p
rrves the urate fivcu tt." wrttr tPm. tsyni
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sVnt I .surk four Tiiouth. the Kir ',
cine pretTityii h thr tl'trm dii tne do gwr
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itdwervd in vrrv k-nd r-t1rr irwtrxirtsr. mt
what to do. I (r.r. -iprrf! hw sin - n o-&y
mm wrll wututui thank to 1-r Ptrrcc
Tr. Pitrre't II rasa Tit TrTVu ftbouM be
tMrd with Favorite IVeornptioia be
ever a laxative is required.
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For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Twi eiNTtua e '. nn TOM MTV.
ii Spiiup.
vanized Iron and Tin),
Iron Roofing,
Galvanized Iron Work,
Um
Ihjr Use
jJ For Over
Thirty Years
valley and Shingle Tin, Sheet
Copper and Rivets, Steam
and Water Pipe Fit
tings of all kinds.
T. M. KVERITT.
Cares CiDlfrj-bfaitia.
Dumxoca,Dywaci7, Mi
th ftoxnl TrMbSw af
'niAidj Distiiiaa, fctfniita
' th Bowtia. SbtattiMBa
of rrrr' m
th OiiM an Maka
TEETHING EASY. .
J. WOr-FETT, M. D. ST. LOUIS, MO.
airi Jmmiaroa lnilitinlimil
On !m c.n. tnMttimraaMUMaKaMkMawA
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator OB
ttie estate of Jaru'l M. Stanly, dee'd, aU
persona oirgthx said estat are her
iiy nnti'ied to nake prompt payment
a?d f t; and all pt-raont holding
claimn against the estate will present
tiit-m for payment w itliin tbe time pre
scrilxKl t y law or tbis notice will be
plead in bar of tbeir collection.
J. I. r-MITH, Administrator
Feb. .,15X4 of htm'l M. htanly, dee'd.
in
For ai year I mi vlrttw mt afrnm
frtola it) -1 f i-'J 1 itmlcl oat boUiIdc
dji in .i; I j. .at, ii'u' a I tni: ku-oiacb xvouia
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tv-.n u i; r AS AKI.TS and aiaos Mial
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t.-r io m? life." .
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