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Bolelnan News.

,ChrisEuaa passed off very quietly In
-sEis community. In tact, it was the dull
est Chrinttnas we ever remember having
saan In this section.
Our clever aud efficient Postmaster at
Bolemar, Mr.. L.. A. Cole, went TO Elber
TIM, Ga, last week ON important busi-
ness.
Mira Claude e. Skelton and children, Of
Nice Ccrmick, visited relatives in this SEC
sion during the hnlidays.
Miss Annie B. Dalrvnple, who is
seaching at the t'arawell Institute, came
home To spend the Christmas holidays.
Wr. It. w. Cole and wife. Of BOleman,
visited his father, Rev. F. nj. Cole. OF
Reed Creek, Ga, last week.
HE is With sorrow We hear OF the death
of Mrs. Jane Simmons, which occurred %
herhomenear Cssyt0nville thG 26sh ulf.
Sh6 was for n any years resident Of this
community, and her many friends will
regret TO hFar of her death.
Mrs. M L. Thompson, 0fsnaar Bole-
man, who had asevere stroke ofparalysis
raosnslv, has about recovered.
Mr.. George w. jolly, who is attending
the high schsMi at McC0' mick, came
home 70 spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Furman II. Boleman and sister,
Mias Annie, Of Anderson, were in this
section visiting relatives and friends
during the holidays.
Mrs A. G. t'romer, Of nsar Alpine, is
critically i'll ct this writing. Her many
friends wish her aspeedy recovery.
Rsv. ]. NJ. Simmons and f,mily, Of the
New Fry section, visited his uncle,
Maj. G. w. Maret, near Boleman, Friday
IN christmas.
There haa been more wheat sown in
xhis section this fall than has been for a
great many years.
A hpppy and prosperous New Year to
all, is the sincere wish Of vou- humble
scribe, SCRIBBLER
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Pendleton Items.

The Wood linen of the World held their
annual election Wednesday, night, with
the following result: j. j. Sittop, Consul
Commandar D.L. Reed, adviser Lien
tenant: w. L. Ward, Banker; j. ii.
Mounce. Clerk 81. A Sloan. E>cnrt; w.
3. Martin. Watchnan !, j. w. Hun or.
Sentry ;Dr w. w. Watkins, Physician.
MI j. A. Trescof, nf B'ackshrrg, and
Mr. II. G. Trescos, ot Washington. D. T.,
have besn on visit TO their mother, wid-
sov OF Hon. W. II. Trtscut.
Mrs. u. w. Simpson and little SOD,
Olan. have gone 10 visit relatives arf'
friends in HGarranburg. This IN the first
Christmas RI n. simpsnn has spent In her
old home cnunsy since her tnarriage, thir-
3y-three years ago.
Miss Annie Siinp npSon went from here 70
Greenviile, and from there t0 Elbefton,
Ca, Visiting relatives. she will be gone
for some time.
Corporal w. e. Simpson, of the End
Tenn. Regiment, stopped over here on
his fuylOugh and spent few days Will
his uncle, Mr. J. w. cfmpN,n.
Rev. N,r. WAt>on, who is TO supply thit
Circuit of the M. Il Church, and family
have arrived. We welcome them to our
town
Rav. d. w. Hot Of tn. Baptist Church
has ksen prospecting in Ou. town with
view OF locating here for the purpose o!
educating his childen
R.v. J. sB. Adger, ID. D., has bsen very
: il}, so much 30 that his two dsughtern,
Mrs. Or. Neal, of Kansas City, Mo-, and
Ms. DR.. MuiiaIl Of New York, wert
sbaasity called TO the bedside Of their aged
Exsh6ry
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$40, 600 Damage Suit.

Suit has been entered against the
County of Anderson ordamagesin in the
sum of $4,000. The Plaintiff named
is Phyllis Harris, as administrators Of
the estate of Ebert Harris, deceas-
ed. Messrs. Quattlebaum g. Cochran
are attorneys for the Plaintiff and the
complaint sets out, in substance, the
following facts:
On the Goth of May, 1898, Ebert Har-
ris was arrested on a charge Of arson
and carried before Magistrate James
L. Jackson at Cooks, who examined
into the charge and sent the case to
the Court of General Sessions. In
default of bond, A. w. Mccullough
was duly appointed special constable
and given charge of the prisoner with
warrant of commitment and started to
the County Jail. Enroutc, and on the
same lay, Goth May, the constable was
met and overpowered by mob, the
prisoner taken from him and severely
beat and wounded from the effects of
which he died on May Gath, 1898, and
Judgment is asked against the County
for the sum of $4,000 and costs. The
papers were filed in the Clerks office
December 31st just passed and service
duly made on w. P. Snelgrovc, the
County Supervisor. This suit is evi-
IDENTIFY based upon Section 6 of Article
6of the Constitution, which provides
among other things as follows: "Ln
all cases OF lynching, when death en-
sues, the County where such lynchins
takes place shall, without regard to
the conduct of officers, be liable in ex-
emplary damages of not less than two
thousand dollars to the legal represen-
tatives .of the person so lynched:
Procided, further, That any County,
against which ajudgmenthas been OBJ
tained for damages in case of lynching
shall have the right to recover the
amount of said judgment from the par
ties engaged in said lynching in any
Court of competent Jurisdiction" Ii
the facts can be established the law
appears to be very plain.
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Andy Brown, Frank McLees and Char
Icy Buchanan have formed o partnership
under the 6rm name Of Brown, McLees
a. Co. for tbs purpose Of carrying ON
general merchandise business. They
have the goods and propoae to sell 40
cheap and act 81 politely that you can't
help buying. Give them call.
AN ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT
EoR ONE DoLLAR.-Oue hundred en-
gYayed visiting cards In fashionable style
is most acceptable present for either
ladies' or gentlemen. We furnish these
name only for one dollar and prepay
postage Work done in our own factory
here. No delay. Send for samples o.
cards or wedding invitations. p.
STEVENS & BRO Jewellers and Engra
vers, AZ Whitehall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
FOB RENr-A room cottage, on
Hampton street. Apply at this office.
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Married.


On Tuesday, December AZ, 1898, by
Magistrate s. H. Stone and mt his resi-
dence, Mr.. William F. Donnel and Miss
Lucy Davis, all Of Anderson County.
On Sunday, December25 1898, at the
residence Of l. w. Burrel, by John 7.
Wigington, Notary Public, Mr.. w. M.
Burrel and Miss Peraumia Pruit, all of
Anderson County.
On Sunday, December 25, 1898, by
John r. Wigington. Notary Public, and
at his residence, Mr.. w. r. Crane and
Miss. L. E. Hinton, both of Greenville.
On Wednesday, Dec. %, 1898, at the
home of Rev. N. G.. Wright, the offici-
ating minister, Mr.. w. T. Stacks, of
Starr, and Miss Hattie Johnson, of An
derson County.
On Thursday, December 30. 1898, at
the home of Rev. j. B. Heron, the
officiating clergyman, Mr.. OSCAR Stacks
and Miss Eta Moore, all Of Anderson
County.
On Tuesday, December II, 1898, at
12 o'clock m, at the home Of the BRIDES
father, Hon. j. E. Breazeale, in this
city, by Rev. o. j. Copeland, Mr..
Walter Phifer, of Greenville, and Miss
Ada Breazeale. After partaking OF
dinner. the bride and groom left for
Greenyille, their future home.
On Wednesday, December 81, 1898,
by Rev. r. e. Ligon, at his home, MIR.
w. IS. Mckee and Miss Rosa B. Todd,
daughter of Andrew Todd, Esq, all Of
Anderson County.
On Thursday, December %, 1898, by
Rev. R. G.. Ligon, at his home, MIR.
Prince Holmes and Miss Maude Whit
man, all of Anderson County.
On Wednesday. December %, 1898,
by Rev. o. j. Copeland. at the home OF
the brides brother, Mr.. Warley z.
King and Miss Neva Martin, all Of
Anderson County.
AS 1.s0 o'clock Monday, Dec. 28th,
1895, quite large party assembled at
Dorchester Church to witness the mar
riage of Miss Madge, eldest daughter
of Mr.. w. B. Wardlaw, to Mr.. Robt.
Griffin, of Lockhart, S. C. Mrs. Ed
ward Acker presided at the organ and
played the wedding marches very
sweetly as the bridal party entered and
departed. The ceremony was perform
ed by. Rev. W..B. Hawkins, who enter
ed first and faced an arch of ever
green's, from which was suspended two
hearts under which the bride and
groom were to stand. The attending
couples were Mr.. Tureen Newell with
Miss Lena Campbell. Mr.. Fred Griffin
with Miss Lola Wardlaw, MIR. and Mrs.
James Dillingham;, MIR. Clarence Rice
with Miss Pawnee Sutherland. Messrs.
Elijah Griffin and Charlie Acker acted
as ushers. The bride was becOmingly
dressed in brown travelling suit and
all her maids wore pretty street dresses.
The groom and his men wore black
suits with dark tan gloves. MI. and
Mrs. Griffin met the afternoon train at
Bolton, which they boarded for their
future home at LOckhart, carrying
with them the good wishes of their
many friends.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS. in ALL Departments !!

Beginning January list we will offer entire line OF
Winter Goods sacrifice preparatory to opening up Spring
Stocks all departments Take advantage of this Great
Sale and save money.
500 yards Fanne beautiful designs regular price 1O for
this SALE. !3c
$50 wards Fancy Duck always sold for close this
yards Heavy Cotton Flannel regular price % clearance sale price, 4ac
White Flannel heavy regular price 4Oc clear
ance sale price. FAC
Black Bocaded Brantne nches warranted fast black regular
price 35c. clearance sale price. l9c
900 yards All Wool Woe value 1Oc clearance sale price 7sc
pairs Monrose ia Blankets regular value 81 So will close this
lot for only. SIc
White ases Quilts regular price O0 sale price only 69c
$50 Ladies' Ribbed Underve extra heavy quality value oc clear
ance sale price A'
200 Genlemen Heavy Fleece Und regular value 5c clearance
1926 Ladies' Flannel Waists 25c price 19c
25O r. & G. Corses regular price 5Oc clearance sale 39c
100 Black Hose value 1Oc clearance sale price, 7c
25 doz Towels, clearance sale price 4ac
SHIRT AND CAPE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Black and Coored Blsnine Skirts regular price $oO clear
Heavy Double Cape regular value $780, clearance sale
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Big drive in Shoes for this sale
Ladies Fleece Lined Seamless Shoes best quality all solid Leather
clearance aae price only 98c
Ladies' Genuine Dongoa Shoes all and regular price s125
clearance sale price, Ssc
Mems Shoes leather sold 2 clearance sale price s5c
Mems Genuine regular price $780, CS
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
The balance of our Clothing be sold at COST.
Gnemens good heavy Suits $50 clearance price, 45
Gnemen all wool Black Clay Woted Suit value Cs price, 40
heavy Cashmere Suits regular value $500 G. 175
Full line Mems Fur Hats at Soc on the dollar.
We wish friends and happy New Year and thank
them kindness and liberal patronage during the last IL
and by close prices first Gods and strict attention bus
o merit continuance of same. We beg to remain
LESSER & CO.,
Leaders of Low Prices Fa under Masonic Temple
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You muat have good Harrow. None
equal To those sold by Sullivan Hardware
CO Here il the li@t YOU can select FROM :
Leans Flexible Steel Smoothing, Acme,
Osborne. Buffalo, Avery's Reversible
Disc, Wizard Hpading Best selection
eve: shown in Anderson. Prices down
to rock bottom.
Have hot water pipes run from your
s.ove to bath room. Try Osborne q
Clinkscales.
What about plow that breaks 2 to
acres day, 4 10 II inches derp, resulting
In one-third more co n, cotton or other
crops, with one half the quantity OF
manure? This is what Iruttt, the great
Georgia farmer, says OF the hancock
Plow sold by Sullivan Hardware Co.
J J. Fretwall has just received two car
loads of fine Wagons, which he is ofisr-
ing st very low prices. 15-
To eat the best results from your land
and save every dollar In manure aud
labor YOU must buy good implements.
Sullivan Hard y are Co. only offer che
beat and protect every customer against
fakes.
For light training and pleasant exer-
ci.e, get Zero Bio. CLEFT runs easy
F hard work get some other bicycle
and you'll not be disappointed.
There is an epidemic Of dysentery and
disrrbe. prevalent now. and If you are sf-
dtcted you should try Evans Mixture,
which can he purchased at the Evans
Pharmacy for 25 cents bottle. 1t is high.
ly recommended BY every person who haa
used It.
Nearly one Thousand Oliver Plows put
in Anderson County by Sullivan Hard
ware Co., and the good work has just
brRun.
For RExr-The Offices recently occu-
pied bv Bonham e. Watkins, In the IN
TELL1aENcER building. Apply at this
Office.
Just received car of Florence Wagons
j. 8. FOWLER.
Thee A. Reed Music House has re-
cebtlv r c+ived full car load of Pianos,
and are Offering high grade instruments
at-lower prices than eyer heard of in this
country.
The &. A. Reed Music House has taken
the State Agency for the celebrated Co.
lumbia Graphnphone, and is selling them
at manufacturers prices. It will interest
every one to call &C the Music House and
see this wonderful invention.
Money to loan on farm lands. apply
tnr.J Mauldin. Office ovef the Bank OF
Anderson "A tf
Iron King Stoves are considered tho
best Buy one. Osborne d Clinkscales,
Sole Agents.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
bv Osborne & Clinkscales.
II you are afflicted with diarrhoea or
dysentery, try Evans Mixture. Guaran-
eeed to cure the severest attack II taken
In time. For Rale at Evans Pharmacy.
Price, only Is cents bottle.
For o'ean ahave and easv cutting get
the Nimf0d Razor and the Nimrod Axe.
Sold only by sullivan Hardware Co.
Just received big lot Of best Grade of
r fl. Powder and other ammunition for
the X naa trade ut Sullivan Hardware Co.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. is now
push ng its PlOwa and Harrows. Read
the nd. In this paper.
Tremendous st ok of Guns, bought
hefore the high tariff went into effect.
Sullivan Ha DWARF Go. will sell you
Gun cheaper than they can be bought to-
day ct wholesa from the factory.
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Besides the school at this place there
are four others within miles-Savan-
nah, taught by Mrs. Moore Mckee
taught by Mrs. Spearman; Hebron, by
Miss Lizzie Reagans; Fairview, by Miss
Mamie Blakeley.. think any section
shoul be proud to have as teacher any
of these ladies.
Our community is wonderfully bless
ed in the way of conveniences. We
have Baptist Church about 3 miles
South. Rocky River, a Presbyterian,
north abouts miles, a Methodist west
8 miles, and 4 Baptist east 3 miles, all
of which are very ably supplied with
men of God as pastors. Besides we
have been having preaching twice a
month the greater part of the year at
this place by Rev. NJ. McGec and Rev.
Shuler.
The young and some Of the older
people of this section have organized a
Singing Society that meets once every
two weeks during the winter, presided
over by Prof. Banister, who does not
spare any pains in instrueting his class
that they may get the benefit OF his
knowledge in the rudiments of music.
May all who are interested be greatly
encouraged in such and keep it mp. Tor
it is so much better that our young
people should spend their time in sing
ing praises to God than to be serving
the devil by attending balls ami game
tables.
We have four corn and three wheat
and two saw mills and cotton gins
within three miles. and rs good farm
ing land rs any in the County. Though
we can't boast of having some OF the
largest farmers that is in the County
but we have some good ones it they
are on small scale. | think the ma
jority OF the people OF this section cX--
pect to try and raise their bread and
meat and less cts. cotton. In the
distance of about five miles we have
four medical doctors in the persons OF
Thompson, Bowen, Anderson and
Wharton, and il you want any law You
can find the Judge of Hall Circuit, b.
e. Martin, ut his Office.
A happy New Year to all.
CITIZEN.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Mrs. Simmons, relict of the late
Mr.. Isaac Simmons, died at her home
near Crayton ON Monday, Dec. 26, 1893,
after an illness of about three weeks of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Simmons was the
mother of four children, all of whom
survive her-three sons and one daugh-
ter. She was member of Mt. Bethel
Baptist Church. She will be greatly
missed by her friends and relatives.
Her remains were inferred in the Bar
ker's Creek Churchyard, Rev. N. =.
Wright conducting the funeral servi-
ces i'm the presence Of large cOngre-
CATION of sympathizlng friends. She
had been left a widow for 33 years,
having her children to raise. Mrs.
Simmons was friend to most all who
knew her. We sympathize with the
bereaved ones. S. III. WRIGHT.
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Notice.
AUDIToe's QFRIGR,
ANDERSON. 6. q.


ANDERSON. 8. O.
vTyBIS OFFICE WILL Be OPEN 70
RECEIVE RE URN6 UF PER
SUAAL PRUPEHTY for taxation f0r
The next fiscal year from che first day Of
January, 1889, TO tbs 10th ofsFebtuary
following, 'nclus,ve.
All transfers OF REAL ESTATE made
since last years assessment must be
carefully noted on the: returu--the nam-
|; ber pt. acres bought or sold and from
whom acquired or to whom sold.
Under the new assessing laws tho
township assessors are required 20 make
Tax Returns for all thoss that fail 70
make their own returns within the tine
prescribed by law, and hence the di@cuf-
~ OF delinqueuts escaping the penalty OF
the lag. -
over 50 wears OF age are exempt froW
POLL TAX. All other malice batween
the ages ot q and 80 years, EXCEPT
iHO~E INC 4PABLE OF EARNING
A.SUPPORr FROM BEING MAlMHD
OR FnUM ANY OTHER CAUSE, sha1
be- deemed taxable polls.
For the convenience of taxpayers we
will also have deputies to take returns at
the following tunes aud places:
1A"H1nh"3 Ao0syt . oo4 ooey ~S'
Motfattsville. Wednesday, January n.
Iva, Thursday, January II.
Mc~eley, Friday, january 13.
Baylis McConnell's, SATURDAY, JaRu-
ary "a.
Starr, Monday, January 16.
Storeville, Tuesday, January IL.
CIinksCales' Mil, wednesday. JaRu-
ary Is
Glyton, Thursday, January i9.
Bishops Branch, Friday, January "a.
Five Forks, Saturday, January 81.
Autun, Monday, January %.
Wyatt's Store Monday, Januaey 2s.
Cedar Wreath, Tuesday, January u
Wigingtoh's Store. Wednesday, yaau-
ary25
Equality, Thursday, January 9&
Psndfrtun, Friday, January q.
Towhvlll6, Friday, Lsnusry q.
TugaloO, Saturday, Janusry %.
Honea Path, Monday ana Tuesday,
January 80 and 81.
BeIton, Wednesday and Thursday.
February and 2.
Piedmont. Friday and Saturday, Feb.
ruary 8 and 4.
Pelz-r, Monday, Tuesday and WOdnes-
dav, February 6, Z aud s.
Williamst0n, Thursday aud Friday.
February 8 and 10.
G. N. c. BOLENAN.
Dec. IA, 1898. Auditor A.. @.
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A Card OF Thanks.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please allow me space
III your columns to return my best
thanks to the good ladies Of Shiloh
Church, in this County, for highly
appreciated purse of money for the
purpose Of purchasing me an OvercOat
as u Christmas present. assure each
and every one of the good sisters as
we'll as other contributors that Il more
appreciated present could not have
been given. May the Givcr of all good
reward and bless them.
Respectfully,
N. e. WRIGHT.
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Anderson Educational Association.

Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
Che Board of Directors Of the Anderson
Educational Association, meeting of
the stockholders OF said Anderson Ed
ucational Association is hereby called
on Saturday, Feb. d.. 1899. at 10 o'clock
q. M, at the Office Of Tribble & Prince,
in the city Of Anderson, for the pur-
pose of executing q deed of trust for
The conveyance of the property of said
Association to liquidate the Outstand-
ing indebtedness of said Association.
ID. s. MAXWELL, President.
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Bucklens Arn,ca nalve.

The best salve in theworld for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise 25 cents per box. For sale
by. Hill-Orr Drug Co
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COUkl UE COmMON FAEhs3s
Martha d. Smith, as Grantee Of Caroline E Wei .
ban, aud as Grartee OF Lemuel 81 W"lb1tu
Grautre If W:n Harper, Johu E Harper, Ana-
villa q arper, Calhoun I. Harper, Wm. Acker
Be Acvtr, Ma y J mpson aud Lucinda Hc-
born, Plaint ifs. against martha E Harper. "
phiA C. Raipwatrr, Sarah A Long, Fannie q
,sa aass GAL pas T. ToM W. ssud sag'qsfM H.spss ks.
House. mo Strait, Mary Strait, Hattie Z.
Stra 1, calhoun L. Harper, William A. AcSec
Anavila Harper, J"hu .rper. Fordy Hoseo
and Wm Stra {. Def udan s--SLmmons Tor Ee-
ief-Comp amt not Served.
T The Defendants above named:
VTOU are hereby summoned aud required Com.
swer the zoo plaint In this action, OF which
py is herewith served upon so!i, and TO servo
copy Of your answer TO the sald ComptunC ca
the subscriber at his ONCE, Anderson Coo&
House, South Carolina, within twenty days afsg
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF suoa
service; and If you fail TO answer the onpi@rt
within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff In eh&
action will apply to the Court for the rel!ea o.
manded in the Complaint.
Dated Anderson, 3. Z, No oseuher g, 1854.
JOSEPH " BROWN.
PLAINTIFF AltornsE,
(sEAL JOHN c.. WATKrYs, c. c.P.
To the Defendants above hamed:
Take notice that the Oh piAint in this acao0.
together With the sum mons herein, copy or
which Is herewith S. rved upon gov, we're MED en
the Office of the CT rk Of the Goa Of Conmoa
Pleas for the CUNT, Of Anderson, STATE Aforesaid
on the Sd day of Novenber,.A y 1893. and the
obi Ct Of tho action is ITO partition l2S acres 81
Laud in Anderson ounty.S C, amons the ntdrs
Of Asa Harper, .deceastd. No personal Cain
JOSEPH n. BROWN, PIaint,fs' Attorney.
Anderson, s. C, November rs, 1855. :.
To the Defendants .ls d Townsend. m inflnl
aud E nest -. T wn end. his father, HArYy
strait, an infant over IL years of age, HatttoE
Strait, an infant, and Vim. strait, her father:
Take notire that un ess you, or so.ne once
your beh IL, applies within twenty days after tae
service Oi this Sun nous upon youf for the app1ne-
ment Of q Guard,au ad litem for ssid tnfknte -
an ear AID offend ga sction on their behalf. 10
Plaintifs II then apply to the Court % maecs
such appointment Jos .PH q. Ek0WNs
PiaiHtiHa Atty.
Apdeyson. g. G.. Nov mh.r a s-.a 1s-e
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To euro A cold In Ono Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets.
AL, druggists refund money ifit fails to
cure. Csc The genuine has L. B. @. on
aa,,h tablet.