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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
TREnENDOUS STEEL COMBINE.
Many Large Companies Unite Their
interests.

Chicago. SPED ia:.-rhe Chronicle
saws: A combination of the outside
steel concerns with a capital Of SsO". :
O00 900 is said to be in process or pro-
motion by John w. Gates. John Lam
bert and Isaac l.. Ellwood, the pro
moters and organizers or the anefi
can Steel and Wire Company The
concerns to be gathered into the new
combine are the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, the Republic Iron an
steel Company. the Pennsylvanil
steel Company. the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company. The aggregate
capital of these concerns is Sl"".-
coo 900. The Morgan combination ms
been seeking to affiliate one and all
of them at various times and neIotta-
tions had advanced almost to the
point of completion when the stock
market broke last week and spoiled
the arrangement.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
Bank Clark Short.

New York, Special.-E. l. Chetwood,
confidential clerk for the last lS.years
in the employ Of Brown Brothers,
bankers, was arrested. charged with
being short in his accounts $4,000 n
one item. and that there are 9th 5r
items showing shortages. Chetwood
entered the firms employ 20 years ago
as a messenger and for the last SIX
years he had been receiving teller.
His salary was $4,000 a year and he
had the confidence Of the firm to such
an extent that no bond was required
from him. Most OF the money was
taken within the Last six months.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

that Just in the nick Of time when
hope was nearly gone and despair
had set in for want of water Proyi-
dence upheaved the ground and the
water gushed forth like it did when
Moses struck the rock with his rod.
Mr. Pillsbury, of Americus, an hon.
orable veteran. was there on guard
and says the whole thing is made
up lie. and it can be proved 50 by
many old citizens Of Sumter county.
We will have to nail that Anderson
vile lie to a board and put in up at
the forks Of the road We will brand
it when we meet at Memphis
want to meet Colonel John Cussons
there and thank him for his little
book. I want every veteran to have
one. The price is only 25 cents. and
it is worth ten times that much 10
have it in the house and refer to it
s0metimes when We get cussin ma /.
Providence spring. I'm going to
see if | can't beat my nabors. Cary
and Yarbrough and COrley a2d Mrs.
Fields. raising tomatoes. Mr.. Corley
has put out only six plants and says
they will give him twenty bushels
of fruit. Mr. Yarbrough, the preach
er. has six plants. He dug six wells
about two feet deep and filled them
up with all sorts Of fertile and says
he will have wagon load. Last
wear he had eight on one stenn--all
touch hing each other anG the eight
weighed twelve pounds! I've seen
the photograph. I've got out loS
plants and am not done yet, AMI they
laugh at me. but want load or
two to give away. My garden must
keep me busy. II won't do to SIT
down and brood over trouble and
slander and lies. pick Strawberries
every day but I'm not fond OF the
business Have to stOop too much
and it gives ME the backache. m
the only boy ieft and my folks keep
me very busy.--Bill Arp in Atlanta
Constitution.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
The South.

Some trouble is apprehended when
the new rule of mo work, no fooi
will be enforced against idle negroes
In Jacksonville.
The Council of Regents and Vice
Regents of the Mount Vernon Ass2cia'
ton attended Old Pohick church.
The seventy-third Company, Coas;
Artillery, left Newport News, Va, 10:
the Buffalo Exposition.
Two murderers were sentenced to be
hanged and one to Imprisonment for D
years at Santa Fe, n. NJ, on Saturday
The Southern Baptist Convention
will meet next at Asheviile. \. c.
Rev. DR.. Rufus C.. Burleson. a Bap'
tist minister and educator, died IN
Waco, Texas, aged S5 years.
The jamestown journeyman plumb
ers ordered a strike Monday morning
and the employees Of every shop ii
town went out. Their Ge.Eands a!e 70!
$3.50 to IS 6ay, a reduction OF h~ur'
to nine a day and more string 1
control OF the apDrentice:h h.p sys,e:h.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
COTTON GOODS NOW
All the Griat Industries Being Taken
By Trusts.
S16, 100000 COTTON LUCK COMPANY
A Large Number of Mills Merged, In
Guiding Several Located in the Sou
tfern States.

New York, Special.-Oficial an
nouncement was made of the fo:ma-
ton of company which will acquire
the larger coItcn duck manufacturing
concerns OF the country. The new
company will be known as the United
States Cotton Duck Corporation, and
will be organized under the laws Of
New Jersey. 1t will have an au-
tkorized capital Of s25 900. 900 Of 6 per
cent. cumulative preferred stock and
S25 900, 900 of common stock. The total
issue Of preferred stock for present
purposes will be S16, 100000, which IL
cludes stock provided for the exchange
Of both issues Of the Mount Ve!non-
Woodberry Cotton Duck Company and
81 100000 common stock, making a
total of s26, 100000.
Speaking of the merger, S. Davis
Warfeld. president of the Continental
Trust Company Of Baltimore, who
financed the Mount Vernon-Woodberry
Company and is chairman OF the board
Of directors. sail Arrangements have
been completed through the acquisi-
tlcn of stocks of existing corpora
ticns, o. by purchase OF the proper
ties themselves whereby the manufac-
turing establishments. plants, hus!-
ness. quick assets, brands, good will,
etc. OF the following concerns now en-
gagged in the manufacture of cotton
duck and similar products will be &C
ouired: Mount Vernon oodhc:ry
Cotton Duck Company. OF Delawa. e.
owning II mills acquired from tie
following companies: The Mount Yer
non Compaay. f0G: M. s; the WooI
berry Manufacturing Company. tte
mills: the Laurel Mills. Of Laurel,
Mi; FranHlinvilIe ..iils. Franklin
vie. Nd: the 'fa!la.saee F,.iis Mama
tactuI ins Company, ra'lassee, Ala;
Greenwood Company. New Hartford.
Conn. ini the Columbia Mills. Co.
luIlUld, >. y. lS i1IhSI NN'-' P~--'J
controls a number OF brands. some Gi
which have been in use for upwards
OF nalf century. Another group Of
mills acquired by the new compan!
includes the Stark Mills. Of Manche5-
ter. n. H.; the LAGRANGE Mills Of la
Grange. Ca. and the HoganSv!i.c
manufacturing Company. OF HoganS'
vile, Ga.
In addition to these properties MI
Warfeld proceeded to explain that the
Iaw corporation has the option ris3t
extending to January l. 1903, 10 pn:-
chase the mills and properties OF t"e
West Point Manufacturing CompaE:,
and several other concerns located IL
Georgia. 1t is understood that the
new company will be incorporated am
formally organized this week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
Frightened by S.n.IiiYu ~ {. -

l.. his "On the Frontier" Mr Gan-
piou says that whiie he was r~~ss-
ing he lSthmus CT Panama some = ars
ago the conc ;ato: c5i!.:ingly stopped
the rain for Inn - G.;:lar some beau
uful crirJc flower Ca the rcaGS DE.
Il refused O7&rs Ct ASSISTANCE and
went alone 20 pluck tie fowe:s. After
81; :; :i-g a hanItul ! noticed large
Eed C; rlGnts. knee high. a@d Cd Geli-
e. o fcria and o! beautiful s.e22 shade.
w4Xed 10 them. b: okc CH NE
Stray and placed i wish the lowers.
TO ny amazemen; saw that bad
gathered withered shriyeled. brown
ish weed. threw it away, carefully
selected q large, bright green plant
and plucked it. Again | had in lny
hand a bunch OF withered leaves. IL
flashed through my mind that sud-
den attack of Panama fever. which
was very prevalent and much talked
Of had struck me delirious. | went
off my head from fright. In panic
I threw the flowers down, and was
about to run to the train. looked
around; nothing seemed strange.
felt my pulse-all right. l was in
perspiration, but the heat would have
made a lizard perspire. Then no.
ticed that the plants where stood
seemed shrunken and wilted. Care
fully put my finger on the fresh
branch. Instantly the leaves shrunk
and began to change color. I had been
frightened by sensitive plants"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Grand .)uke Michael Of Russia may
visit the United States.
Premier Waldeck- -ROuSSeau, Of
France, has recovered his health.
Pietro MaScagni. the composer, is
writing life Of Giuseppe Verdi.
Lord Salisbury returned to London
from the South f France looking cx-
c2edingly well.
Aguinaldo is an enthusiastic wheel
an He learned how TO ride in .-ong
Kong.
The degree OF doctor Of laws has
been conferred on the Duke of York
b. the University of AIclbournr.
: Marquis Ito. the Japanese states
man. is Suff, ring from brain trouble
and Is not likely 10 resume Office.
W. +. Draper. the Lowell mil!-own-
cr. will live Italy. 10 which conn
try he W." formerly the Amc".cSa
Ambassador
Sir Thomas Upton has just received
from Mr.. Mckinley Il photograph of
the President. bearing Il cordial greet
inS III autograph.
Senator John i. jones'. of Nevada,
las over $I:,.V0D iHv,+,,"d in orange
groves near Los hn%r!"S. Ial.. ana has
become quite IN c&gy.. i&,iSe 0r the
.gmit.
President D:a:: .: ..r' 90 i: fa"i
hc Il mOSi ab:SirlnioUS man. Has Oily
fare j. aimuS; :, n. an. aaG even w.}c'
hn ..,l.at,,u ui,it...,l i,r,.Iit,fs ,u. :, i,i;ts
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

According to an estimation by the
American Grocer the nations drink
bill amounts to $l,22S.6 .674, ,925. of which
sl.OS9, ,563,IST Is for alcoholic liquids.
Oflcial statistics show it says that
prosperity has brought with 1t an in
creased demand for spirituous and malt
liquors, while the use Of non-alcohoiic
beverages shows very small gain
and in the case OF coffee, a decrease.
Out OF the total sum Of $l,22S,674.925
about sc percent Is spent for alcoholic
stimulants. The cost for non-alcoholic
stimulants is as follows: Coffee, Sl25.-
7SS. $50; tea. S37,S12, COS: cocoa, $6,OOO.-
900. This added to the $l,059, ,563.1S7
spent on alcoholic drinks represents 1
yearly per capita expenditure for bev-
erages of s16.l7 for the 76,304,799 in
habitarts Oh the United States. of a
little less than 1-2 cents per day. The
consumption in 1900 Of tea was 4lG.-
5l5.SS5 gallons, and of spirits and
wines 112,675.S73 gallons. The statis-
tics prove that coffee and beer are the
favorite national beverages and that
coffee holds its supremacy over fer
mented liquors; that the consumption
Of alcoholic liquor increases in pros
porous times and that it was larger in
1900 than for any year since 1893. 1t
is less per capita now than 10 years
ago in spite of last years gain.
Things are coming Count Bonl'S way
To win a DIT | and lawsuit Is more than
happens to the avercge nob!em&n III dis
ESSA
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

Augustus B. Wylie, in his Mod
ern Abyssinia," describes an interest
ing custom observed at Yejju, by
which a long engagement is brought
to a happy ending. The betrothed pair
20 secretly to the outskirts of vii
Iage. The man hides himself, and the
girl shrieks. The first man who comes
to her rescue is speared by her sweet
heart. The couple may then go homo
and be married, for moral sentiment
demands that every bridegroom should
have killed his man.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

It 1s singular thing that surplus
in the national treasury causes almost
rs much anxiety as that unfamiliar
condition. a deficit, would. Whatever
money accumuliates either in the
treasury or in private hands is with
drawn from general use and tends to
disturb business conditions, More
over idle money, with nations as with
individuals, is always a temptation to
sxtravagance. Still very few OF us
are so afraid OF getting little money
ahead.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

The depopulation of Ireland is still
going on; in fact, last year. greater
number Of emigrants left the island
than the year before. and by far the
greater part of them came to the
United States. The total number OF
emigrants in 1900 was 45.2SS, an in
crease over 1899 of 3347. Over So per-
cent of these we're between the ages
of Is and 35, showing that Ireland
is being gradually drained of its bes-
bone and sinew. Of the total number
of emigrants 37,765 came to this co"n-
try. Great Britain received G05O. New
Zealand 64 Canada 472 and Australia
s34. 1t is significant that Of the Az
that went to Canada 229 came from
the province Of Ulster.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
Miscellaneous.

The Vanderbilts and John D. Rocke-
feller are declared to have had prom
inent part in the move to prevent J. P.
Morgan and James J. Hill from gcttil.S 6
control Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
Owing to the Illness of Mrs. McK;n-
lev the President was obliged to tak2
her to San Francisco from Del MoL,"
ahead OF the arranged program.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

The children's room in the Smithson-
ian institution in Washington was
opened recently, to the great delight 9t
thousands of resident and visiting chill
dren. This room fills long felt want,
for previous to its opening children III
search of knowledge had to roam ali
over the building to find what they
needed and caused much unnecessary
trouble. both to themselves. the
teachers and friends who took them.
and the employees of the institution.
The room is spacious and has been
tastefully decorated. and it contains
specimens Of all the subjects which
could possibly come within the proper
range of child observation and study.
The room is no sense kindergarten
for girls and boys in their teens east
y take advantage Of opportunities af-
forded for investigation. The collec-
ton OF birds. butterflies and minerals
Is said to be unriyaled in this or any
other country.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23
TelegrapIIic Briefs.

President C. N. Schwah, OF the Uni
ted States Steel Corporation, gave the
Industrial Commission much informa'
ticn about the new company
Mrs. Louis Eotha. who has obtained
consent TO interview Mr.. Kruger and
urge him to advocate peace, sailed for
Europe on the steamer Dunvesan Ca
tie.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

A Berlin dispatch announces the dis
charge of 5000 employees OF the great
Krupp iron and steel works, making
1000 discharged since October last.
And the Berlin Tageblatt says one
.ourth of all the working people OF
Germany are either idle OF insufficient
ly employed"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-23

Things are coming Count Boni'S way.
To win dr and a lawsuit is more than
happens to the avercge nob!cman III dis
lISsS.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
zss.,....,.:.zs -@-z.-.e-.......s...s...s....s-s-zs

The J.Stevens Arms & Tools
Company, of Chicoree Falls Mass
are offering to distribute the sum
Of 500 90 to tho go young persons
sending them before October l the
60 best targets made with STEW
EMS RIFLES. The prizes range
from $4,000 to 800 Send them 10
ceuts IN Stamps and state the caIi-
bre of your rifle and they will /,
mail II officials targets and con-
dltlons of The contest
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
q GO SBGse9 9%'BS~G<SSA o SBGA =
Y
= LOCAL ard PERSONAL,
a. o <-9G.0 %2G>s4GG.>S& S&DG.svs.D

Cotton has commenced opening.
Miss Matte Thomas visited Hopo Friday
Grandson Royston visited Hope Sunday.
Miss Susie Meredith visited Hope Friday.
Mr. orrn Battle OF Fulton was a pleasant
visitor Friday.
Hon. D. B, Conway was a visitor to Co
lumpus Sunday.
Miss Edna La Grono CT Hope is visiting
hiss Edaa Bi5ek.
DIR, G. N. Hill had BUSINESS at the city of
Rope Wednesday,
Prof O, A, Graves was visitor to Colun-
bus Saturday and Sunday.
|~Mr W, P. Stewart of Columbus was visit
or to.the County Capitol Monday.
The street committee is havingsthe weeds
along the side walks cut this week,
HOPE AND WISDOM
Both are contained in Cheatham's Laxative
Cniu Tablets. Try Ihem. 25 cts. No cur No
az
Mrs DR.. Boyoe of Mount Pleasant Texas
is the guest OF MRS Louisa Wallace.
II dealer asks you to take something said
to be lust as good as Rocky Mountain made By
mai'5on Meac,ne Co, ask him if he maAep
mU44 money,
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
Th ere is nothing Ike Asthm

There is nothing Ike Asthm
lene Il brings instant relief
even in the worst cases. Ii cure
when all else fails
The Rev G + WELLS oil Villa
Ridge l says. t.iour trlal bottle OF
Asthmalene received IN good eondt
ion cannot tell you how thanks
tnl am tor the good derlV ed from
Il was a slave chained with putrd
sore throat and Asthma for lene
years. | despaired of ever being
cured. I saw yonr advertisement
for the cure OF this dreadful aid
tormentlng olsea ee. AstI ma and
thought YOU bad overspoken your
self hut resolved 10 3 i've it q trial
To my astonishment it aetel hko
a charm send me a tull size bottle
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
The celebrate ted
Whi g Rose -four
always to be
found 40 7sF4tc7a r;t
els.

(IsEssss99GGSTSS@99 @999999G@9098
1t is the real article Old, ,Vollmer
Whlskey Thy 1t, Sold by NJ "
Wilson wholesale and retail tquor
doaIor, West Fulton Arkansas,
Protracted meeting will com.
menoo at Rikcs Chapel on Sunday
August 25th and continue for .
week Every body invited to attend
NJ W Wilson of west Fulton Ark
sells Old Vcllmer Whiskey Ask
Tor 1t, it is just what you want,
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
-elnn. .FAR.A R0 TILE

This wonld n6tbe large price to pay 70
Dr.. Drummonds Tightening Remedies for
rheumatism If one could not get relief any cheap
er. The Dtummon Medicine CO. New York
have received hundreds ofunsolieited testimon
ais from grateful aeople resto1 ed to health by
use OF their remedies who would pot hesitate
70 pay any price rather than safferlthe forme Z
ortue. # you would like to try these remedies
aud your druggist has not got them write 10
direct to Il esCompany Agents wanted.
T. WILLIAMS AND Co at tic depot will
soon have fresh stock of Dry Goods, Notions
Hats and shoes. Cali and try some Of their
low prices and good goods.
The Court house yard has been reelected by
those in authority and Is perfect wilderness
of bushes and weeds. It should be attended
TO atlonee il Il has to be done by private su b
seription.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
WEATHER REPORT

BY Judge A, Il Carrigan,
JULY
Maximum los date 10
Minimum "a date, 9G 10th
PRECIPITATION.
Total 4.Cl inches.
Greatest IN ~ hours, 40; date Is
Number Of days on which ,Ol or more preoipita- :
tCn tell 10
Number OF clear days. 1G; number OF partly
Loudly days IA; number Of cloudy days.1
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
#AsToUNDED THE FpmoR

Editor S A. Brown. of Bennettsvilla,
Carolina was ones immensely surprise
f'Taroagh long slferlng from Bgspap3a,
writes my wife was greatly run down. She
had no strength or vtgor and suffered great loss
rom her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters
which helped her at once, and after using fou
bottles she is entirely well, can eat anything
It's grand tonic, and its grand tonic and
is ga1tle Laxative qualities are splendid for
torpid liver. For Indigestion. Loss OF Ap-
petite, Stomach and liver troubles it's posit-
I've guaranteed cure, Only SOC at S M, Carrigan's S
drug store.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
Feb S 1901
DR. Taft Bros Medicine 90.

Dir BrosM dlcne Co Feb 1901
Gentemen: troubled
but they all failed your
purchased your full bott and grateful have
family years
the OF health and doing basme day This esnoa
you can m IKE s. o
Home address 235 Rvngton street, RAPuEL
67 East l29th $ New York City
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23

Miss Lulfe Wallace who has been spending a
month with hermother at this place, will return
Saturday ito her school at Albuquerque New
Mexico, Her numerous friends here regret that,
her stay at home was5o slar6aad trust she wit
retarn soon.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
ADVERTISING RATES.

inches fHo. 3 a.o, 8 Ho. / fear.
.-t--s...
Sl.Oo s2.00 $ 300 4.
200 35o TOO I2.o0
$50 100 1900 22.Oo
I2 eco il.Oo GO
Is $50 300 1000 eo.oo
srecta1 position % per cent additional
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
Avon Springs n. \. Feb l 1851
Dr. Taft Bros Medicine Co

Gentlemen this Of duty having
the of Ahmalene OF Asthma Ky
asthma for tie past L
Having othps ehaneed TO
SIGN windows I30th street N Y
obtained Ashmalene My wife commenced taking
radical mprove
men using had DISAPPEARED aud
entirely l. feel that constantly
oAct with this distressing
disease. Yours respectfully, YHELPS
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
ssa gzaaszaa RoaeaoaoRsne'
Give US Your JOB WORK
YT0UGH TO SCRATCH

iFETtY TOUGH TO SCRATCH
Fora living and relief also Hunts Cure will
.Fal r5H # Iteh letter, RtngWorm, itching
59a szszama, guaranteed bgnll
Senator ana Mrs. ], K, Jones were wet
.eoraa visitors in oar town from Saturday I'll
Monday. They are both IN spendid health
A4viaE fast returned from SIT. Ne5o which, they
pronounce, a delightful summer resort
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
Rev. DR. Morris Welclller,
Rabbi of the Cong Baal Israel
NJ vi. In . IQlI

New York Jan, B 1901
DRs TAFT Bros MEDICINE Go.
Gentlemen Asthmaene excellent romedy Tor Asthma aaa
Hay aVec and It's composition aeVaes all troubles Which combined
with Asthma. It's S asSoatsh and wonderful
After having carefully ana ed state That Ashma'ea9
opum morphine other Very
REY DIR M0BRII WEGHsLER
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23

friends Tuesday 8yealdg with delightful party
the particulars ofWhieh will appear next week
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
RHEUMATISM

Is quickly aud and promptly cured by DR.
Bganmonds tightening Remedies The internal
rzmeay is pleasant to take acts Immediately
does not disturb digestion and is fer rheuma-
tism oqiy in all its torturing forms The extern
al prepatien restores stiff Joints drawn cords
and hardened muscles # your druggist has
not these remedies in stock do not take any
thing else send to, the DrGnmond Medicine
ca. New Yoels and the full treatment of two
large bottles will be ent to yom express adj
dress, Agents anted,
=Nessrs Joe Battle. Burt Wilson, simms An
derson and Hugh Cloud Of Fulton, stopped O.
ves several hours enroute home from Camp
meeting.
i have two spledld residences
sltuated in desirable portion
Of the town Tor sale, terms reason
able
D 3 Conway
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23

delay address1eg DR. TAFT BROS MEDr-
CINE 60 10 East 130th st N. Y. City
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
THEIR SECRET 8Ouq

AllsadfeYilfe Ky, was curious 70 learn the
the 0ause Of the vast Improvement in the health
ef Mrs S. P. Whitaker. who had for long
time e1aured untold suffering from a ehronie
bronchial trouble, ssIt's all duo ta DR. kings
| New 7iseoYery.7 = writes her husband, 1t com.
pietely restored her TO health and also cured
onr little grand daughter Of a severe attack o.
Whooping Cough. 1t positively cures Cough
Colds La Grippe Bronchitis, all Throat anb
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles zoe and 81 On
Trial bottle free at s. NJ Carrgan,s drug
store.
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23

TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT 0EPosrL
Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
k0afES

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Washington telegraph., 1901-08-23
EVERYTHING COMES

Tega55s that wait even nov and then comes
ac1a4 a6d Dain5 Rueumatlsni cattarrh, Neural
gin AMI every thing that hurts Hunts Tightening
0lI Eeepa of sF5fb6b.ag except eldt age aad
dsaga TT it % and - cts Satisfaction guaran-
ted or money refunaed,