J
, C
Large Fat Norfolk
Oysters daily Jeave
your orders for
Thanksgiving Day.
IV- P. 3HJBPHY. .
The Finest Candies
We have received the fine3t
lot of candies, put up in the
prettiest boxes ever shovn
in' Salisbury. See them.
ISENHOUR & BEAN.
Next door to the Postofiicc
HO. 75
SALISBURY, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1903.
VOL X V
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FOLGER IS
RE
WHEN DID HE ESCAPE?
FOLGER'S FLIGHT I&"ANI0UNCED."
Peruteatiary Officials Gave Out A.
folger'i Escape Yesterday.
0.
A. O. Folger, tried last Febru
ary, one year ago, for the murder
of Robert Moore and convicted of
has been announced by the author
ities.
Folger was reported to hart es
caped about two months ago and
the Sun wired for verification of
this report ; receiving denial
Col. Fred A. Olds sends a dateless
account of Folger'a escape and
makes very doubtful if the other
report was untrue. The Charlotte
Observer says: '
The penitentiary authorities an
nounce the escape of Alfred O,
Folger, a young white man, sen
tenced from Rowan county for 12
years for manslaughter. He es
caped from the convict camp at
Hillsboro, at the stone quarry,
where ballast is taken out for the
North Carolina Railway.
Of course it might be that Fol
ger escaped recently, but it is
unfortunate that the date was not
given.
The best guarded criminals often
gain their liberty and it is far
far from us to say this was not
trne in the present case; but the
officials have, as a rule, been very
oyster-mouthed about it and have
not given the alarm until it was
too late. And when they do, the
announcement is generally aecom
panied by aj paltry reward which
tended to intuit rather than en
courage men.
Fo r'- case was a memorable
cne in the coarls here. ' He had
the ti tayers in the Slate to
defend him. Senator Overman, Cy
Watson, Judge B. F. Long and
Walter Murphy, while Messrs. L.
H. Ue-uvni, T. C. Linn and So
licitor Hammer vigorously prose
cuted him. The verdict of man
slaughter was not a popular one.
Iadeid he got off very light. Mr.
Folger is a good, stout,able worker
and the penitentiary is loser by
his absconding.
KOTX.
Since writing the above, official
notice of Folger'a escape has been
received. We gladly give the
News and Observer's account of it:
A envict has got away from the
guards a- tttrwrjorcl camp
where there are a tqnad of State
convicts.
That conformation was received
at the State's Prison yesterday and
given out latt night to the press.
The convict escaped sometime
Sunday afternoon.
The convict who has gone is
Alfred O. Folger, & whita man,
who was sentenced in Rowan coun
ty to twelve years in the State's
Prison for a murder committed in
Rowan. . The man is a young man,
about twenty-one years old and
was sentenced in February, 1902.
He has behaved well since he
has been in prison and was made a
"trusty" in the camp by the
Supervisor, hi duty beiag to make
up bOtla and lo work .Voat the
camp- J?oliger managed to" "get
rid of his convict stripes before he
took "French leave" and stole a
suit of clothes belonging to one of
the guards. A reward, presuma
bly 1 10, the usual amount, will be
offered for his re-capture.
Red Men Tonight
There will be an important
meeting f Sapona Tribe No. S3
Improved Oraer of Red Men to
night in the r regular meeting
place at 7 :30 sharp.
No Wreck on the Western.
Engineer C. L. Welch informs
us that there was no wreck on the
Western, but the delay was caused
bv a slight wreck onOthe Knox-
vilie division. Oae of the passen
gers on the train was responsible
for our misapprehension.
Cabinet Pootos 98c do'z at the
tent near passenger depot. tf
For Rant. Good two story.
reven room dwelling, S. Church
tt. J. S. McCubbins.
COtiRT CAS S.
E1I1B01D VMS OIE k3AT.
Divorces Oran'edJ
The Owens-affero
neyCase Jot Argued.
I J
Tne criminal i nd civil cases in
; . . . . ' - . V. Unmnfl
the present term vi
Saperior Court, havebeeri mark-
edlv insignificant as to numbers I
.kor. rntrAHted Iformer ones with
TTUU vw I
others. I'
There have been a good many
cases disposed of this week, how
ever, and a railioad case of some
interest was nonf suited this morn
ink- i
Mr. J. L. Tyson, the complain
ant in the case, asked $2,000 dam
ages for permanent injuries re
ceived in a trestle.
c 13 Don ! argument of counsel
.Indira Allen dismissed the case
Attorney A. H. trice representing
the railroad and
the plaintiff.
Yesterday R
Senator Overman
Wright, Efq
obtained a divor
for M. J. Smith
from Alice Smit!
Today Barton
Craige. Esq , b
ke the link in
vinculo matrim
ii and set Mrs,
Roxanna Valentine vs. Henry Val
en tine at liberty to capture a man
more- to ber liking. Abandon
ment was the plea of the plaintiff.
It is said to be very easy to "get
married." We don't know about
that, it is very-
much easier to
get unmarried.
There is not any
too much reu tape about it either
It is about this sort of procedure:
'Are yon man
ed
"Yes
8 W
a .
Then another question:
"How
do
you like it as far far as you've
got." "It is not what it s cracked
ud to "be." "Very well." And
then its all .verJ j
The ca-U of Owens vs Mtitoney
has not been argued. This is one
of the most interesting of the civil
cases on the doc
ket. Judge Allen
has made a fine
impression upon
the bar and the '
aity.
SITED TEOn LY1IG.
The Snow Vindicate! the Weather
Bureau and Mr. Irvin.
The weather fprecastes are often
so inharmonious with the caprices
of the elements, that we have
ceased to sit store by them and
now just sit down, wait for the
weather man to wire us "is it cold
nough foryou"and blithely accept
his promised bliptrd if it comes.
Even the babies can see the
humorof the Strife prognostica
tions and wisdom comes from their
months. .! r "
This morning! Mr. F. B. Irvm'e
ittle daughter beheld the snow on
he ground. She had beard of
he "beautiful" (until her credulity
was staggered.
But she was happy this morning
to know that her father's veracity
at last found re
ribution and said
to her mother:
'God let it snow
so papa aad them men at the office
wouldn't tell a
Fire Alarm Last Night
Vigorous ringing of the fire bell
ast night, brought both volunteer
companies quickly to the scene of
the excitement which was the
court house. It proved to be very
ioeonseqtntial and was put out be
fore the companies arrived. They
were ready to Aght the blaze from
way back if thf opportunity had
een given them.
Southern's Low Bates.
Wilmington,
N. C ,poultry show
December 14-19. Tickets on sale
Dec. 13, 14.
5 and 16, return
December 20th!
1903. Fare $8 10
round trip.
Mrs. C L Payne is now ffer-
iie special reduction in millinery.
Please call before purchasing else
where. 1 We can give great bar-
gains for littltj
money. We -ave
a large line
of readv trimmed
shape which w
ill be closed out at
cost.
You get the
finest fish and
Brown's.
oys-
ters at W. A.
Notice I
I will ba here yet this week and
cloe out all
my pattern nats at
reduced prices.
Saturday will b
my last day.
Come before Stur-
dav to et a good bargain DoiN.
forget Saturday is the ltwt day of
sale. Miss Leona A. Murpney,
Hedrick Block, Inniss street.
CIVIL
Lee
rb
W. H. i
If TI
nrr
IS
BIS STORE ENTERED.
THIEF MIKES WAY WITH CASH.
r William H. Haff s Store Echbed
of About $300 Last Night. The
Money Principally That of the W.
0. W. The Members, However will
Lose Nothing. Other Money Undis
turbed. No Trace of the Bobber.
His Entrance is a Mystery.
Ajasc nignt me uniocsea sate or
Mr. W. H. Huff was opened and
about 1300 in money taken there-
tu tk o...w
-a. vv ti a ucai o iuu ccaa mai ux
both stupidity and smartness.
i nere was otner money easily oo-
taiaable but it was ' not touched.
Tne thief is not a stranger to the
environment of the store. He did
not break in, nor did he break out.
Di ignt search fails to find his
means of escape. A -plank vainly
pulled back a few
inches would I
admit no entrance.
; The pivotal j
wind. vk shows no iHtup-iinj; withl
: i . i. j: .. u. ,i .i I
of
the rascal escaped there. Some
sacks of fl :ur bhowed that they
had been walked over, but that's
all.. I
The
rk .tepid if the thief
c was clever 11 ne meant to be I
considerate. . .
Mr. Huff d )66u't lock his safe,
keeping the combination so nearly
upon a pivot tnat a tyro would
invariably lock tho safe in his
effooa ii- rpen it Upon opening
the safe, a thief would most cer
taioly ia&e hm in sight if that
was his onlv obiect. But be left
some small change in a cigar box,
and a box locked in the safe was
eft nntouched thono-h it had eon
siderable money in it.
The Woodmen's funds suffered
most heavily. Mr. Huff was wait-
inj? to send all dues off together,
-j-t . i
consequently he kept the money
dav or two Innorer than other-1
wise ne would nave aone. iiis
mm - TV
os8 here is $240 OO. ?
A check not endorsed was stolen,
and various smaller sums amount
ing to nearly $60 went with the
Woodmen money. Near the eafe
sat a jar of silver contaimmng
Borne 160, but it was not touched.
Neither was the register.
A tow sack, containing dolls,
firecrackers and other toy articles,
was dropped near the window. An
evident blind, this.
The case is being ferreted out
and the "dlick" or stupid duck
will have to be smart if be is not
caught. ; j i
It is unnecessary to say that the
members of the Woodmen will
ose nothing.
Mr. Owens is Here Bow
Mr. C. B. 0vens requests us to
say that the statement in last week's
Manning items to the effect that he
will migrate to Chestnut Hill is
incorrect. He is m Salisbury at
present and will be located here
for the following year and perhaps
onger.
Wires Have Been Down. ;
There has been a dearth of for
eign news today because of the
northeastern Btorms blowing down
the wires. As to the scarcity of
local news, the reader himuelf
reed- ro explanation. !
German Dill pickles, sweet
mixed pickles, tauer kraut, Dutch
herrings, cranberries, apples and
grapes at M. Mobos. 3i
Sweet Potatoes 1 -J. T. Barringer
is now delivering bis famous stored
sweet potatoes to merchants. None
zen. All guaranteed Ask your
rrercant for Bar ringer's potatoes.
Best location for country store
in thecountry, on railroad, can be
s cured by purchasing Knox Broe.
stock of goods at Mt. Ulla. N, C.
ltd aw
ROBBED
PLAY.
PLAYS ARE 80? OFF.
IMPOSSIBLE TO PSISENT THEM.
Mr. Bankin'a aid Trrfrnn
Theatricals Are Off;
The protracted and serious
rendered impossible the presenta
tion of her delightful Uttlo comedy,
at the opening of the Confederate
Baziar given by lha Daughters
of the Confederacy. ?
It waswfu i.e-uy hoped that noth
ing else would interfere with the
series of entertaicuients but since
Miss Bessie Henderson's return to
North Carolina she has been very
ill and ber play. ;Ccnjedv and
Trasredv." was forced eff nf tho
I boards.
I Regretab'e as this is the Daugh
ters promise three nights of genu
ilinebs of Miss Henders- n wLiJ
I . . m , y
T. fliofnroa tha .
will be carried out in extenso,
There Deed ba no concealment of
the fact, however, that Mrs.
Rankia's acd Miss Htiul.r SOU 1
absence is a blow to any cause in
they havo few eqaa,3 Qnd in execa.
tion they have no superiors. It
takes work, vigor and enthusiasm
tn PRrrv tn b. snrrfissf iil (nnanmni(i
J
I tion ft nliu like tni iMZim. JNo
Iaggri nnt-i atte nvt H.
'The Sun, as tho speaking trum
pet for Salisbury, calls upon ber
people to lend their presence and
to encmirflcro in thf?ir nnfiirtnTiatw
, . . . f . . .
CAERIED TO FtUiRiL PEISOS
Four United States Prisoners Carried
to Atlanta Yesterday.
Dpnry Mahal'J M B!ey,of
Orreensboro, passed through the
city yesterday on nia way to At-
i . .
lanta to carry several prisoners to
the Federal penitentiary. Two of
tbe moa wero found guuty of mak
wjr counterfeit money and at the
term of federal court in
fetatesville were sentenced to 18
months imprisonment. The.t-fficer
took charge of the btatesville
prisoners when he
reached Salis-
bury. "T v - -
TREASURER AFTER SHERIFFS
Mr. Lacy Needs the State and County
Taxes.
State Treasurer B. R. Lacy says
thfl various counties' are behind
$650,000 in their tax returns. He
has . issued an appeal to all the
sheriffs to make as speedy settle
ments as possible.. At this point,
the several appropriations stand in
earnest need. The school funds
must be paid to the teachers in
January and so far there has be,enj
very little paid to meet ihi de
mand.
The pensions mc3t bo
NO
met orLirlhw dy.
those to whom they' were
devoted
will be made- to suffer. General
suffering will result from inatten
tiveness to these.
Sheriff Julian calls upon Bo wan
to do her full duty by the causes
of tbe soldiers and the children
and has reason to expect a ready
response.
- A souvenir free at the Glas
BSowers, ladifs nud children al-
wvs wolcoino. 5t
A Cos ly Mistake.
B'uaders are sometimes very ex
pensive occasionally lire itseii is
the price of a mistake, but you'll
never bo wrongr if you take Dr.
King's Naw Life Pdis for dyspep
sia, d'zzinesB. headache, liver and
hciwel troubles. They are grentle
yet thv-rough. 25 cents at all drug
5 ores
A glass or two of water taken
half an hour before breakfast will
usually keep the b jwela regular.
Harsh cntbartics should be avoid
ed. When a purgative is needed
take Cnam her Iain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are mild and
gentle in their action. For sale by
James Plummer.
DEATH 1 RAIL.
ME. PATTOII KILLED.
HE WAS 1 FORMER SALISBDRIAI.
The Pather ox Engineer Patton Killed
Near Statesville,
Yesterday afternoon Mr. James J
r
of
Pttm, ogentteman about 72 years
age was killed by a west bound
freight just beyond Statesville.
Mr. Patton, ho was very deaf,
did not hear the train and as he
was crossing tbe track in a buggy, j
the train Btruck him, killing him
instantly.
Mr. Patton was well known
here having lived sometime in Sal
isbury and was a much esteemed
citizen.
H was an old Confederate
soldier and onecf the most cral
Unt
Mr. Patton had several children,
one of them Engineer B. Charles
Patton who has lived in Salisbury.
Hj had. relatives in numbeio in
this and in other towns.
I3TEBESTIIG TO EVERYBODY.
The Famous Glass Blowers Are De
lighting Salisbury.
; Howell's Famous Glass Work
ers, late of all the larger exposi
tions, wdo are giving daily intro
ductions afternoon and eight,- are
one of the ' most instructive ever
seen u this city and it is a treat to
acy intelligent person to witnesjwhat should be done in regard to
thsir rpmarfeab'e work. They are j
located io the Johnston block and
will remain here until Saturday,
December 5th. Every visitor
ccrves a souvenir of - tneir work
ittto D u'i fu to see them.
PLAY LIST SIGHT.
Borneo And Juliet Presented to a Good
Audience.
Romeo and Juliet played to good
house last night. Most people are
familiar with the plot and they
know when green sick, atrabilari-
ous maids and men set what ailed
Romeo and Juliet, there is small
reason to doubt their being in love,
The sentiment as to the merit of
the play is just as dividedhere as I
anywhere in the world, and while
many were pleased others thought
it tame.
A LINE OR TWO.
People Who Come and Go, and Looal
- . , ,
Happeninsra Condensed.
w
Bead the ad. of Leonard's Studio
today.
Miss Jeannie Kluttz returned to
Salisbury from Statesville today.
Dr. Edgar Allison is quite a bit
improved after his severe illness.
B. B. Brittain has received a
large supply of Christmas goods.
Read his new ad.
Mr. E. C. Gregory is able to be
in his office after an illness of two
-
ixir. r ran a vaiaweii nas reiurneu
to Salisbury after spending a while
at his home in Charlotte.
Mrs. W. R. Barker announces
a special sale of millinery. Don't
fail to read her ad. at the top of
fourth page.
The 6hoe3 advertised by Burt's
on second page can be seen in their
show windows with prices on each
shoe.
It's all right to read our adver
tisement on second page but after
you've read it don't "set on the
fence," its time to be "up and
doing ;" this is December. Bart's
Shore Store.
Meeting of Fury dice Club.
Tn Eurydice Club will meet
tomorrow, Thursday afternoon at
5 o'clock with Miss Emma Brown.
All members of the club are re
quested to come and bring their
copies of The Chorus.
Glasi Biowers open every after
noon and night this week. Located
in vacant store next to Wallace's
new store. Admission 15c to all; a
souvenir free. 5t
DR. BASSETT
IS UPHELD.
TRUSTEES DECLIIiE
TO ACCEPT HIS RESIGI1TI0I.
At 12:30 Tm They Eefuse
to Eeceive His Offer to Eesign. The
End of a Much Mooted Matter.
Professor Sassett's Words. A Loi g
Session of the Trustees Some of the
Trustees are Prominent Democrats
and Leaders in the 1900 Campaign.
Durharr. N. C . Dec. 2.The
board of trustees for Trinity Col
lege , after a session lasting until
,2:30 this mornini?. declined to
accept the resignation of Prof. J.
S. Rassett. which ,. waa tendered
because of the criticism frllowing
the recent declaration of the pro
fessor, made to the effect that
IB joker T, Washington is the
crreaUst man born in the south
within the last century with the
exception of General Lee.
The Board of Trustees of Trini
ty College met in Darham last
(night for the purpose of discussing
tha recent article written by Prof.
Bassett. in which he said that
Booker Washington was the great-
re-jest man the South had ever pro-
luuced, witn ne cxccp.ionci koou
E. Lee. The board met at 7:30
last nieht and remained in secret
session until 2:40 this morning.
As hsd 'been predicted Dr. Bas
sett tendered bin resignation, but
after a lengthy discussion the board
refused to accept it. Greensboro
Telegram.
Will Make an Effort to Supplant Ne
gro With White Labor.
A Columbia, S. C. , dispatch says:
Having become dissatisfied with
negro labor on the farms and in
the cities, a convention of business
men and farmers was held in the
State House here the 10th. A
State Immigration Society was or-
gamzad for the purpose of import
ing white laborers from Scotland,
Norway and England to take the
place of negro laborers. Agents
of the Immigration Society pos-
Bessed the proper credentials
iirom me omie ami national kot-
I . ... . .. " .
arnmanf mill viait: thA rvinnfriaa
named to
proenre suitable im-
migrants.
Mammoth Sowpaw Plant.
T. M. Angle will operate his
large distillery property at Milton
commencing Tuesday, December
1. This business is one of the
largest of its kind in the country,
all the work being done by ma
chinery. The capacity is 2,200
bushels of meal per day and will
feed5,000 cattle. The -whiskey
made and water used is carried to
and from the distillery in pipes
with air pressure. . The work will
commence, however, with oly 330
gallons per day. Reidsville Dis
patch.
Items From Enochville.
Rev. Morgan held Thanksgiving
services at St. Enoch last Thurs
day Quite a number of our people
had great sport hunting last week.
The Lynn Bros, of Landis, H. B.
Emerson and Mason Goodman, of
Cabarrus came up for a day off.
Mrs. M. C Shim pock is having
her house repainted and other im
provements are being made.
Mr. Eli Smith is boring a well
at his home.
Quite a great deal 01. moving
among the tenants is. being done.
Mr. Homer Parks is building a
new barn.
Fire Insurance.
We represent 14 large Fire In
surance Co .'a. Losses adjusted
promptly. Insure your property
with us. - Mauctn Beos.
BELIEVE HE'S KILLED.
L B. SCOTT MAY BE HURDERID
The Treasurer ef the Victoria Theatre
Company is Missing-
New York, Dec. 2. George
Bowles, business manager of Frank
Daniels, "f he Office- B.v" com
pany, playing in Victoria theatre,
aeci.rod today that be believed the
missing treasurer, E. Burke Scott,
is the victim of foul play. Scott
has been gone since Saturday.
Bowles says that only f 1,100 and
not $5,000 of the company's funds
is gone as tbe morning papers re
ported.
THE 11IHERS PROTEST.
1GA15ST C0L0RAE0 AUTHORITIES.
Appeal to President for Support
in
Their Cause.
Denver. Col.. Dao. 2 TL-
cutive board of the Wester n Fed
eration of Miners, has sent a tele
gram to the President protecting
against the action of tbe Colorado
authorities in ordering a large
number of citizens to leave Tellur
ide under penaly of being impris
oned, under the guise of enforcing
the law. ;
TOUGHS ARE ARRESTED.
Fifteen Members of the Mafia Society
are Arrested. -
Philadelphia -Dec. 2.Fif teen
members of the Mafia socu y
were arrested today at their hetd-
quarter at 808 Carpenter street.
Each was heavily armed.
10 WOMEN LAWYERS-
Debarred By Their Sex From Practic
ing in Britain.
London, Dec. 2. The House of
Lords has decided finally that wo
men are debarred by sex from
becoming qualified lawyers in
Great Britain.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
On Hew York Branch
of the Frle
Bailroad.
Nutley, N. J., Dsc 2 - A seri
ous accident took place on tbe
Newark branch of the Erie Kail
road last night in of west Nutley
station five miles north of Newark.
It became known this morning
that a fast mi. k train carrying
thirty cars dashed into the locomo
tive of the freight backing it into
the siding and killing two, also
injuring twelve.
1
- Beven Are Injured. -
Ottawa. Dec. 2. The Ottawa
university - was destroyed by fire
today. Of the hundred and fifty
students, nearly all Americans,
one priest is reported killed and
six boys injured.
Jap-Russian Treaty.
London, Dec. 2. The Japanese
minister, Baron Hayashi, received
news today of the basis of agree
ment reached between Russia and
Japan. He expects the treaty to
be signed soon.
The Des Moines Leaves.
Boston, Dec. 2. Despite the un
favorable weather conditions the
cruiser Des Moines left today for
an official trial over the Cape and
Boone Island, course.
Glass Blowers all
sion 15c
week
ad mi a -5t.
Fob Kent Six room two-story
dwelling on South Main street,
next door to Dr. We it. Beautiful
aituation. Apply to Dr. I. H.
Fpnst. tf.
i'LATT TS. 01LL.
THE BATTLE IS OIL
THE PLATT AHD OBELL ECHiP.
Each Wishes to Hun the NewYcrk
State Mashine.
Now York, Dec. 2. The battle
fr ti- control of the Republican
machine in the State of New York
U on toduy between F. C. PJatt
and Governor OJell, for the pur
pose of reaching an understanding.
Tco two met this morning at the
Fifth AvetAio hotel, the meeting
bjiog held at the request of the
Senator who refused to let go tho
lever of the machine, and will let
0 only if forced out. The Gov
ernor is $.8 determined to wia.
He has well defined plans and pro-
prPi3B to distribute the patronaga
himself. lie attributes the ua-
CTOipimentary stories to Piatt's
origla.
LIJE BOiTT EVEO LIOP.
LU2B AS A FROG IN ECG DAYS.
But His Followers are Raising a Hswl
the Same.
Chicago, Dec. 2 John Alex-
andor Dowie still refuses to esq
anyone or discuss the seizure of
his Z.on city, but it is stated upon
v od authority that he's in a tow-
enog rage over courts tieciEica
;aat panic' prevails in Zion City
today. His followers are in des
paiaiion. Receivers have been
aopointed because Elijah, the third
can't pay three hundred and nine
ty thousand dollars.
Z.m City, Ill's., Dec. 2. All
sections of the city industries are
operating today as usual, but the
bank remains closed. Dowie saya
ha will pay.
FAIR' TOMORROW.
The Weather Forecast for Uorta Caro
lina for 21 Hours.
Washington, D. C, Dec. l.Ttn
weather forecast for North Carolixi
for the ensuing 21 hours is:
Partly cloudy tonight with r&ia
on the caast. Thursday, fair.
Bailroad Accident in Ckica;o.
Chicago, Dec. 2. An accident
on the south side of the elevated
railroad whs reported at Fifty-first
street, but it is not known how
ssrious it i:?. Several are known
to have been injured. Ambulanc
es and patrols have gone to care
for the injured.
Treaty to be Ratif ed.
,, Panama, Dec. 2 The. ctxtl
treaty which the minister oa
eign affairs Esprilla brought yes
terday, was discussed last niLt
and is expected to bo ratified to
day.
Mr. Kluttz to Washington.
Congressman Theo. F. Klutla
left for Washington this morning
where ko will help entertain tha
North Carolina Editors. He will
remain in Washington until the ad
journment of Congrees for tho
holidays and will be present at the
opening of its regular session.
Private Board Near Ccntrd
Hotel. Bath, gas. Rates reason
able. Mrs. G. T. King, 310 S.
Main st. ' Ct
0 improve tba appeti4e asJ
strengthen the digestion, try a fair
doses of Chamberlain's fitomir.h
and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. II.
Seitz, of Detroit, Mich., tayf,
"They restored my appetite when
impaired, relieved me of a blcs.it I
feeling and caused a pleaeast an J
satisfactory movement of the Lot?
els." There are people . in tLIa
community who need just euch a
medicine. For fale by Js:
Plumxer. Every bnr '
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