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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17
Cotton Belt BtlIetin.
PINE BLUFF TO CHICAGO
Via Cotton Belt Roafe


Leave Pine Bluff ITO u. NJ. arrive Chicago
Il IS next day. Only one change; through
sleepers.
Meeting National Republican League. St.
Paul. MINI July I'D. 19e0 Rate: One
fare plus 50 for the round trip bates OF
sale: July l3-19,19G Return limit. July 3.
1909,
Biennial Meeting Conciaye knights Of Ply
thias Detroit, Mich, Aug. 27th to Sept 1st,
1900 1906. Rate IA One fare plus y for the round
Return limit, September 5. 1900.
Annual International Convention B. Y. p.
u of America Cincinnati. Ohio, July Il 10
1900. Rate: One fare plus So for the round
trip Dates of sale: July 10, Ii and f2. 1900.
Return limit: July II with privilege of ex-
tension Until August 10, if ticket is deposited
W tn Joint A gent at Cincinnati on or before
July IA, on payment Of fee OF 30 cents.
Summer Tourists Rates. Season 1890.
TO sBARGY SPRINGS Rate, $40 Date
ol sale May 10 to Sept 10, 1900, inclusive.
Return limit, Oct 81, 1900.
RAyENDEN SPRINGS Rate, s775 Dates
OF sale. June TO Sept. 30, 1900. Return linn
1t, Oct. 81, 1850,
Annual Meeting .Iational Educational IS
ISOLATION, Charleston. S c.. July 7-l3 1900.
Rate, one fare plus ~ tmembt rship fee) Tor
the round trip l,ates of sale. July 2. 4 5 and
= return limit, Ifekets TO be SO limited to
be good for return leaving Charleston up to
aud including sept. ], 1900
Prohibition National Convention Chicago.
Ill. June n and %, 1900. Rate, one fare for
he round trip, Dates Of sale, June rs, rs
aud u. Return limit, July2, 1900.
National Democratic Convention, Kansas
City, Mo-, July 4, 1900. Rate, one fare for
the round trip. Dates of sale. July 2, 3 and 4.
Return limit. July g. with privilege Of extern
sion # returning portion of round trim ticket
sold for this occasion is deposited with joint
agent al Kansas City on or before July
9th, to whom execution fee Of soc must be
paid at me of deposit. and upon presenta-
ton OF the complete oued trip ticket from
Kansas City to some point beyond, having a
value of $500 or over, return limit may be
extended not exceeding limit of the round
trip tickets urehased in Kansas City, and in
no case later than Sept Both
Fourth of July Excursions viii sell, for
the Fourth of July excu sions. round trip
tickets to all ints on this Inc within 20O
miles Of selling station at open r"te of one
and one-thfd fares for the round trip, Min
mum selling rate to be soc Dates Of sale,
July and 4. Return limit July 18th.
Fourth of July, to Memphis-W sell
round trip tickets TO Memphis at rate of So II.
Dates of sale; July and A. Return limit,
July 8, 1900
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17
One Third of Our Life
$50 90

IS spent in bed. The
bedroom should be coy, cheerful
and full of comfort. We are max
ing special cut en- chamber sets
which is . perfect beauty. The
wood is nicely furnished, and each
piece is well put togetherand FIRM.
You may have an offer like this
again, but we doubt it.
BLUFF CITY
FURNITURE co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week b. Geo. W
Byington, Abstracter.
DEEDS.
June 8 !,


Oliver Lyon to Jennie Han
nah part of lot B, block 4,
Ringler's add ....................$ 500 90
Edwin S. Moore to Jennie
Hannah part OF lots and
4, block 4. Rin2ler's add. S0000
S. c. Prvee to E e. Flueer
hall interest in lots II and
u, J :. A. Young,s add ct al 90
Robert 2. Harding, trustee,
to Mrs. Belle Wood part of
lot 4, blocks 2 aud 3, II.
Harding's add .................. 1900 60
$500 cash, balance in pay
ments.
D. L. Trimale. ex'r, to E. E.
Fluker e X 10 3. block ?.
Doris add. west OF bayon IS 90
z. t. Kimbrough TO Sarah H.
Farmer sw p, Z, 8 ....,,...A. IS 90
Sandy Smith to John Garner
ct al, trustees, part of Sc Sc
Is, 8, 8 .......................... 100
June IL
Fl. W. Frederick to Il. p. A.
pvnnaer tao. =, =,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17

Walker Drug CO., keep standing
ready at all times a horse and BIZ
ccle for quick delivery of any thing
ordered from them. w
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17

Mr.. O'Toole, a representative for
the st. Louis Republic was among
the shop boys during the past week
gathering subscribers for that pop
ular paper.
Mr.. T. Fl. Dennis, a former Pine
Bluff boy who has been away TO- the
past few years, has returned and ac-
cepted a position as clerk in the yard
masters office.
Foreman W. ]. Miller of the entire
machinery department, has returned
from short visit to relatives at
Moberly, Mo Mr.. Miller has bought
patent dope cup used Oh side rods
on locomotives.
Engine 90 10 of our heavy bat
tieships- ~ ur4ed out of the ma
chine sh7ir day after a general
repair. VT entering the yards
from the shop the heavy engine
turned the rails. A large force 4f
men were set TO work to place the
engine on the track again. which
was done. No damage was done to
the engine.
Bids are open for ten days for one
brakeman en- cahoose 22l14 on Con-
dactor A. s. Riehardson's train On
through freight south end. One
conductor on Shreveport aud cam
den local with layover Shreveport
on eab0ose 2009t. 0ae fireman ON
engine 101 on train / aud : between
this point and Memphis, also one
fireman on engine 102 on train 8 and
+ Oh the same route, and one engin-
eer on switch engine in the yards at
these shops.
bulletin has been posted here
warning all epgit GERS to make less
noise with their engines, as tue eiti.
zans of Shreveport have made a bit
ter complaint about the noise of our
Ell Gines, especially while passing
Commerce street bet ween Jones and
Lake stree e. The maia noise, they
claim, comes from the whistle Of the
engines.
The fine water tank at Spirit Lake
on the south end Of this road is a
thing Of the past. This tank was
the finest ever erected by the Cotton
Belt. The hoops around the tank
became rusty and broke which
caused the take to fall to pieces. Ac-
tive v ork has begun and another
tank Quilt Of brick will soon be
ready for use.
Our esteemed friend, Mr5Ios. Fau-
cette, a machintst apprentice, while
engaged II work in the cab of engine
2o2 almostcaused q panic III the ma
chine shop. W bile joe wasn't pay
ing any attention To the amount of
steam which the engine had, sudden
" the engine popped off steam from
the safety valves. Joe dropped his
tools and teaped from the cab, cry
ing out, boy : I'm shot" OF course
the boys rush to him. Finally he re-
gained his senses aud was happy up.
on fjuding that the shot was
not from gun but was only steam
from the salty valves, which poDe
eff when the engine gets TOO much
steam.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17
Summer Resnrta


The following special low rate ex-
cHrsions have been offered by the
Ghoctaw Route:
Cincinnati 0hio.--Baptist Young People of
merica, Industrial Convention, Tickets on
sale July 10. Il and T., at one fare plus B. 90
for the round trip. and limited to July II ior
return passage, with privilege of extension
until August 10.
Detroit Mich-=Knights of Pythias Con
cIaXe-1ickets on sale August 25, % and u, at
enc fare plus 800 for the round trip, aud
limited for return passage until September
5, with privilege Of extension until Sept, IA.
For rates aud other Information
call on nearest railroad agent, or
write j f. Holden, Traffic Manager,
Little Rock. Ark.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

y teacher in the Philadelphia
Gi,l's Normal school tell; il story q! >.
;:lll Of humble parcnlaec Who gave liCs
name as i;.idgci when she WAS ir.;
enrolled. Daring the first year Bridget
changed to liigctta. During her
second year the first syllable was drop
ped, and She became Eta. That de
vclopcd into Marcaictta. and when
She received her diploma her name was
Marguerite. From Bridget to Mar
l;,,criir seems Il tal cry, but they do
such things III the normal school
"Srrihin@ o! cavairy, says Il
veteran federal officer, in the New
York Evening Telegraph, 'probably
the hardest and most effective cavalry
forces the world ever SAW were some
of the Confederate sqladions in the
civil war. The English mounted
forces are calling for more horses. and
il i estimated each cn,alryinan Will
need four lcmOunt, duiing ti:c Year.
Why, Forrest 5 troop, laraSSinG >hcr-
man during The operations ol i.iArcii
10 the S,a used MP horses at the Ii trOf
eleven per maj. in ;liWrlNr- month";
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THE ANDERSON lNTELLIGENCER

The natives Of the Andamam Is.
lands. the smallest people in iEr
world, average :; fee, fl iurlc- il.
height and less than seventy pounds ia
weight.
Tie famous -ho, fired IN iho jub!
lee ycarof tllccn Nc,oiia iroina iwcn,
ty-two- ton gun, 10 ascertain how iai
Il slot.could be carried. i,in:,illc, in the
air 60. seconds.
Owing 10 tie old -,,s,cin of di.
ging ont diamonds. k;lnboliy proper is
bnil around Il hul, bi, enough to con
lain llr entire white population of
Snrili Al:iva
The lllnoi, Ilnu>c o! Correction
i ;boil 10 ,ll Hn interesting rNprri-
mrni III the rcioiImation Of women
rl'ainIl-. superintendent sloan has
bnin iln,c l.igr green hon~rs. co,cr-
il,-: Il .plcc ni iooO >p,G,lc icrt. in
Niiicll Il j.. in'cndcl 10 grow roses,
rilna'iri., and ilcmlut> for
IN chicago mmhri Tho Women,
prisoners w!ll Moil> III the .l,ril house :,
"li'l'' Il''f'lp!l 81 III tFl'i. liuliirlil
iini-i. aud il i>sNprci",i that contact
Ni!li III" s'oMln;s p.als;s Will have Il
s"!I'nims apI rrscu'la;l,. tiircl Oh
III" iai'l.n'h Natures Of The unhappy
inmates "i lir institution.
lluihlin j. Nose. ln.X -euyrlno.
"i South Carolina, WHO, thirty year,
ago. WAS one OF ir mo~t-talkcd nl
politicians OF the South, appeared in
the district court at East Boston on last
"Wednesday. cliargcd with larceny
Mo>r~ las been Il resident Of Winthr0p
for The past eight years. 1t is due tu
his activity during the last municipal
campaign that lIr was in court. The
charge against him is that lie misap-
propratcd money that was put in his
hands to give some one else. The
complainant in the case is Edward
l'hur>ton. who managed the campaign
OF Oli. OF the successful candidates. \
hearing is sci for Saturday morning.
Nrw lorL SIN.
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Peoples
Bank of
Anderson

Moved into their Banking
House, and are open for busi-
ness and respectfully solicits
the patronage Of the public.
Interest paid on time deposits
by agreement.
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The action of he House in referring
i!ic iIaniin- Payne ship subsidy bill to
tic committee on Fisheries j., pccu
liaily appropriate reference. All ii>lly
measures should b. 80 assigned and We
cannot withhold our cni'lmriidation
from the Republicans WHEN the, really
deserve praise.
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Teachers .sssccini;u,..

isEi.roN. s. G., March 10, 1000.-Thc
County Teachers Association Of An
dcrsOn County will hold its regular
monthly meeting at Anderson, ut 12
o'clock, Saturday, the eth of March.
The program will consist of the usual
recitation and paper by the Secretary.
All teachers are cordially invited to at
tend.
II. +. NICHOLSON, Pres.
w. B. WEST, Sec.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

Hon. John Dewitt! Warmers cllarac-
tcrilatnn Of the Hanna Payne ship
subsidy inollstru>ity rs Il trust "ol The
trusts. bY he trusts, and for the trusts,
sums M in Il fcw words the full intent
of the whole iniuuitous propositions.
AS tyne Oi special class legislation. it
is without II peer, il being an attempt
upon the part oi HE Republicans to
empty into the spacious lap of Il few
shippers, of whom lir party'S preferred
creditor, Senator Hanna. is the chief
beneficiary, the nlniiiccnt annuity of
nine million for the term of 20 to 30
wears. In return fnl this yraluity. the
government ask, nothinE--rot even
the protection of American ship-yardS.
nor of American sailors. nor even of
American ship owners To- the cXclu :
sion of foreign minority of stock
holders. 1t serves, however, the plr-
pose for which it is intended that is to
take especial care of its favored and
faithful few, an0thcrmrthOd of paying
campaign debts and political nbliga
tions. The party may be compelled to
forsallc its pet scheme for the reason
that it abandoned the Porto Rican tar
III measure.
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LESSER and and COME COMP ANY,
Mammoth New Spring Stock Now Ready.

sS s any as ] % s ss @
s; Goods 7: ;ss y
s s ss @ s s
ss.d I has
NEW DRY GOODS.
New New Ass sa % sslSs ses ss 1sl, ss es
New New css s ya 5 es g 9sy ss so 49,
New New shss y s Ss
sT Ss ses ss fs e quality
New New Mas MMRiss @ % Uaassi ' on se
New s iss ssy s and
s: %; Ss:: &C.,
Nv Ss@s.sss %oSi Paid
New Ps Fa S
NEW NOTIONS.
New Lad sv ssd Misses o'Issss Fss as Hose only @
n: @ Rs ii'I .s ss' ssis s.
;'; IS: S.s;:; F:;;
New New line hsssssi Ssss @ ss a's'sa s s g.
S,u NEW JEW "a 5se.s DIES M WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
New New Ladies Ladies Ea. Es45se s sSs. @ %s. Wi a sy.
l.. ~ E: @ NJ wis., @ VII:
ss esss I @ Ps P g shoes ssss e This
Ladies
ss,ss s's ysssiss
ssv Bs
ss e ss ~.
New Mesd Panss s sizes only
Ssn.Ismen New SsS fanoS
Squares usual 5os values
Very respectfully
LESSER 8 co..
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one OF Tho most l;'>>lns needs oi the
city ut p'cSrn' i me thorough posting
al every sii'ti ~ ~ intersection with
"lii'i sli'rt, ti'l i'iH iliinbrrinS OF
rl'i". i' Il. il''' 'c'i'i h'irliitsS house IN
l!i' '''t. II !-'i 7nhirrt OF irruurnt re-
lnAl 'idnE''' from nti@ilbpiinG
'.ll Hii' N"'ii'' 81 surprise To tfrln
iil''i - '''f' :" l"iiS neglected l'iI-
f''t r'l' AM essential. h''iiN +
'''" ''' ''i~' ''ii IiiiH 2fp" "li 100 i.'!'ih
- l''i "HA one 10 SiNr Aii il'i' -.!'''''
"H 'it'"'' ~ iiiN f"rlh'h'r 80 "a rpHiill|
Hi'i'' ~: 'N"liiple. 'rpn !i.hn 'i' lii-
h"''~l'' q iD;ni 81 Mu"l g! 't'l"i i''H
"H't' mere ~ l''''Ni "i 'f'il''HN
Nii"' as u iii.' ~ it' ~ ini ''.' III
''N' hh''" ~ '''' NN'
ana il"N liti" ''i''"1 ~ N'''' '.
'ii' Miii' 'N A.. '.'rt"p y i'N ~
Sif'r - 'HGii' 'l't '''iii 'irinh 'illin~
'i'N 'lil- aih'i""n'' i''".'''. y nN>f
''i' ii'H i''in '"il-h' = '''n ~ N"'''
il"''' - .'''l'''' I"' i '"i!'''' ''' - ''''a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
Harris Lithia Water

is the natural Lhia Water MARKET
doemen of the
all others Almost in South Carolina A.
Talcy of Columbia, what he to I.thia
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
The Alliance Store !!
immense Receipts of New
Mattings.

MORE than two hundred and fifty pieces Mang are shown
our Carpet We make positive that we save the purchaser
eoo " sZ5o Oh piece of Mating compared other
Stores THINK OF IT. roll New Mating forty Yards
first quality and pretty design, $500 per Roll.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

+ A Deering Center, Me-, parson
received bull dog for tying the nup-
tial knot recently.
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VALUABLE. Real ESTATE.

TIE following are a few of many de-
sirable pieces of property in our hands
for sale. When you call on us for prices
and terms you will see that we have
carefully selected for your hanefit only
saleatle Lands:
475acres, In three Tracts. six miles OF
City. on the highway, ffeah land, wooded
land, bottoms and other features.
IS acres, we'll Improved, and located
for truck farming.
Slx-room House and Lot on East
Boundary Street. NJ
Six.room House and Lot on Morris
Street, corner Johns Street.
Store Room and Lot, two fronts, with
ample room for large Warehouse.
Two vacan. Lots, South Main Street.
And many others.
FRIERsoN d SHIRLEY,
Zeal Estate Agents.
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Last week we suggested the matter
of governmental aid i'm road building,
and urged organization in order to in
vitc tho experiments of the general
government along this line to this par
ticular field. Our suggestion has been
heartily endorsed bya number of prom
ineht and representative citizens, and
received n more flattcring reception
than we had hoped. The suggestion
is further augmented by what seems to
be wise amendment made by stu
dent of public questions. Commenting
upon the road law of New Jersey, he
said that, i'll his opinion, it was the dn-
ty of the State to enact general road
law as an earnest to the general gov
crnment that we arc really alive to tho
necessity Of good roads. SO long as Il
State shows no interest in the upbuild-
ing OF her own property, it would be
embarrassing t" her chances to be re-
cOgnizcd as Il contestant for expert
mental operations. The present road
law of New Jersey gives an annual ap-
preparation of Sl50,OOO toward con
struction. This law has been effective
seven years, during which time nearly
500 miles of roads have been built at Il
cost to the State of S,lj.SoG. Last
year there were built Iii miles. ana
this year 2l2 miles will be built at an
average cost of 5000 per mile ~
5G8G,G2G. These are maximum csti-
mates, but illustrate the point. The
government should not he asked foran
appropriation until VIC have Mt least
laid the foundation of sclf-help, both
in the County and in tho State. Our
position is thoroughly endorsed as to
immediate organization for the pur-
poses set forth, and. the suggestion of
our critic is an cmincntly able one and
one THAT should receive due credit.
4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
House FURNISHINGS.

The pretest Department this portion Of the State E
eryhng make home complete. Of Hall Lamp Banon
Lamps Student Lamps and Table Lamps just They being
displayed in the department.
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Tie plan adopted by the North Caro-
lima State Tobacco Growers .ASsuc;t
ton To clicckinatr the American Tobac-
cO Co. in its bold move to corner the
tobacco industry has achieved Il great
deal ui prominence "nh not little
favorable comment. The latest en-
cloachmrnt OF The trust WAS upon the
tobacco warehouses and was in attempt
at.absoutc control In the face of
enormous dividends paid by the trust
to its Stockholders, the tobacco farmer
received no more for each successive
crop than formerly. so that the law of
supply and demand was practically Il
dead letter and of little benefit to the
tobacco farmer. The crOwning inlamy
and the climatic straw that broke the
camcls back however, was the attempt
OF the trust to SO f0rtiiy itself that by
the control of the warehouses; it could
establish its own markets and dictate
| marketing terms and prices rs rene
dy. They conceived the plan Of CO.
operation and resolved to fight the
trvii with lire. Enrly in January of
this year every tobacco growing COun
ty i'll the State sent II delegation to n
large and enthusiastic convention call
I'd for the purpose of considering some
remedial action on the part Of the farm
crs az IL whole. at this convention,
Mr.. j. +. Jordan outlined plan which
was considered and adopted, the pur-
port of which is shown in tho agree
mcnt entered into at thnt time. The
following is the text of the agreement:
owe agree to enter into Il contract
with j. +. Jordan and his associates to
sell to them our tobacco raised during
the next five years at nn advance OF
not less than Il percent oyer the prices
of the same grade of tobacco during
the last five years. the said price to be
fixed by commission, Il majority Of
whom shall represent the seller. We
further agree to take stock with said
Jordan and his associates in corpora
tiOn which shall be formed for the
purpose of manipulating and disposing
of said tobacco sold by j. r. Jordan
and tiH associates to the extent of not
less than Is per cent Of the value of
our said tobacco. The details OF this
agreement shall be hereafter arranged
so rs to carry out the true intent, and
meaning of tho agreement. If we
make default in this agreement in any
particular we agree to forfeit to
said corporation the said stock so
taken and wo reduce the crop
ut least 25 per cent below the past
years production. We invite the CO.
operation of Virginia, South Carolina
and other sections which grow bright
tobacco" Tie plan has much to COM
mend it and is practically the same
thing AZ has been adopted with very
satisfactory results by the grape grow
ers in western New York. Prior to
their adoption of this scheme they
were all at sea about prices, and no.
body was making any money. Now.
instead of selling tho grapes in mis-
cellaneons way, they are turned into
tho mutual company which they have
organized. There they arc Grated and
sold by the company, and the total
proceeds for the season distributed
among the growers. who are in the
pool, in proportion to each ones pro
ducti0n and the grade of his product.
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A bomb weighing about seventy
pounds cxp!cdcs into shower of 1 200
niecas
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Anderson in her rapid march of pro
gress should not neglect the establish
mcnt and cncDura cement OF tho small
cr industries. 1t is such industries as
these that net the most satisfactory re-
suits the size Of the investment being
considered. 1t is comparatively easy
matter to diversity Il city's industries
by encouraging Investment nlnn" these
lines and by Il liberal subscription to
them. True, the investment may be
small ut the time but it is ten fold
larger IN its after effects than now
seems apparent to the individual in
vestOr. In other words it is dual in
ycstment, first to the individual, and
next to the community. Looking over
the field in Il casual manner, there are
many small but paying industries bad
ly needed here. We need spoke and
shuttle factory, spool factory, car
pet mill, bag factory, Il shoe factory,
u barrel and box factory, e paper box
factory, pottery, Il tobacco warehouse
and factories tobacco will soon be
one of ourimportant products, IL wagon
and buggy factory, Il trousers factory,
shirt factory, and score of othercn
terpriscs which only need promoting to
become permanent and profitable.
Gar saa experience iii oiic small enter
prise should notpreiudicc us againstall
nor against the same ono with expert
enccd managers and a we'll equipped
plant. Let IFS raIt about for small
investments.
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w all Paper.

Our representations from six of the largest Paper make this
line complete We the regular prices asked
Prices 4c per roll o S1.75.
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dorsement of the most Physicians of the country superiority
all Others Almost South Carolina
Ialcy of Columbia and what he had for Harris Lithia
after long and varied the of mineral
sources both foreign and domestic fully persuaded
Harris Lha Water efficacy Affections the
Kidney and the Bladder anequae by
made trial This opinion is based upon upon my
patients for the past three during which
and almost uniformly with benefit medical maaes
Columbia S. c., Get. s. 1892 A. N TALLEY NJ d.
IAN extended clinical use of the Harris Lthia Water prompts
statement that regard the Water
known profession Urine its action ia
marvellous Its the Rheumatic
comfort than either the Buffalo Londonderry truly
Ashevil NC JOHN HEY WILLIAMS M d.
" have used for time Harris Lha family
With patients and find the best Water
ton of the uretus and bladder. 1t also q good Water
Atlanta, Ga. April 20, 1891. g. g. ROY, M. D.
We glass of Harris Lha Cabonated relieve
OF Indigestion time taken
after each meal will the stubborn Indigestion Why will
suffer have this guarantee?
HILL ORR DRUG CO.