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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14
North Alabama PreShuteru

Goodwater, Ala, Oct. 8.-The NORTH
Alabama presbytery met here at
o'clock last night. 8. L. Handlev o;
birmingham, preached the introduc.
tory sermon. j. w. Orr, of Enslcv
was elected moderator. D. N, Meal
pine, formerly of Chester, S. G. wac
received as a member of 4 e presbytery
and ls called to preach at the First
presbyterian church OF Admission. X.
preached the II o'clock sermon to
cay very able address. Robert d
carmichael, Of Goodwater, and Thomas
Parker. OF Montevallo, are being ov.
amined for ordination to preach
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THE rILLMAN TRIAL.
Further Proceedings In Celebrated
South Carolina Case.

South Carolina Case.
Lexington, 8. c., Oct 8-James Da-
Wis, of EdgeGeld, was on the stand
when the trial of James H. Tllfman
was resumed today. He said he did
not hear the defendant mako any
threats In tho presence Of C., d. Black,
while riding on the train from John
ston to Columbia. On cross eXamina-
tlon he said he did not know Black.
Colonel l.. Blease was asked to state
what was said In the defendants
room at the hotel In Columbia at the
time Dr.. Adams was present He
said he was reading editorials from
The State on the night Of Aug. 20 or
Fl, of last year. He said DR.. Adams
advised defendant to 60 down to The
State office and whip Mr.. Gonzales,
and that Mr.. Tillman replied that
would not do, as he was lieutenant
governor and he would be impeached.
Asked as to statement made on the
stand by Dr.. Adams, Tilman said:
You boys need not worry. If he
attacks me I'll snuff his lifo out with
this"
Continuing, the witness said that
Mr.. .Tillman's response to something
Mr.. Gonzales was stated to have sal.
about mock threats was: "If he at
temped to carry out one OF his threats
III make 1t the d. tragedy that
ever occurred in South Carolina"
The witness said the remaks were
made by defendant In response to
statements as to the threats reported
10 him.
Asked II he knew whether relations
between Mr.. Gonzales and defendant
were unfriendly Colonel Glass said he
mad heard Gonzales say he did not
want 10 be In the same room with Mr..
Tillman. He said he had l.eard Mr..
I1liman say on several occasions that
he wanted to avoid difficulty with Mr..
Gonzales. Mr.. Tillman had a pistol
on the night Of the campaign In Co.
lumbia. witness said, because trouble
at the opera house was anticipated
and witness further said It was cxpect-
gu MI. 1ll'man would be attacked by
Mr. Gonzales, as 1t was expected that
Mr.. Tlllman would reply to some Of his
editorials.
J. A. Mehaffey, member Of the
state legislature at the last session.
said he saw bottle neck sticking out
or the cefenGant's pocket at the state
nonSe as defendant was about to leave
there on the day before the shooting.
On cross-eXaminatiCn he said the
bottle was In a hip pocket and that it
was the neck Of q bottle and not the
handle Of q pistol.
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TO AID MECEDONIANG.
DOCTOR Schoomkoff Visits New York
on Benevolent Mission,

AoS'o' SCtoohiko1f visits New York
on Benevolent Mission.
New York, Oct. 8.-Dr. Schoomlloff,
o. the Macedonian Benevolent commit.
teo of Sofia, has arrived here on q
mission TO secure aid for the Macodo.
mans. He Is a graduate OF the de.
partment OF philosophy of the Uniyor.
sity OF Pennsylvania and also 2 gradu.
ate OF the University Of Chicago. Re.
Gently no returned to his native conn.
try.
we have waited fer IS years" j..
sa1d' since the treaty OF Berlin for tho
inauguration OF the reforms and for tn6
establishment Of the home rule that
were promised by it. Instead. we have
pecn made the slaves of the Turr--
dlsrranchiaed in every court: cur wo.
men taken iuthlessly from our Eon,oa
our goods and our lives placed ahso,
iutely at tile mercy Of those who are
merclfui only when they kill.
1T may seem strange to saw we ara
not trying to form a government IN
Macedonia, but such Is the fact ON.
warfare Is conducted simply with \
view to force Bulgaria to faht Turkov
Her people are doing It, with feed. rc.
cfu'ts, arms and funds, but her GOV.
eminent has stood like tho rest of the
powers and looked on"
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RIVAL CLASS COlORS
CAUSE LIVELY CLASH
College Girls Engage In Most
Exciting Contest.
CLOTHES TORN; BLACK EYES.

1t Was Twenty Minutes Before the
Faculty Could Separate the Two
Bands and Restore Pcaoe-Witness.
cd by Audience of 500 Persons.
Topeka. Kan, Oct. 9--On the big
stage Of tho Was'hburn college chapel
In front Of an audience of 500 persons
there was an exciting color fight be-
tween tho girls Of the Freshman and
Sophomore classes, in which five
sophomore girls tried to rush forty
freshman girls of the platform. Ta-
bios and chairs were overturned, the
presidents chair was smashed to
pieces, clothes were torn, hats were
lost and eyes blacked in the rough
and tumble fight
The occasion was he annual cane
rush and the girls Of tho rival classes
mad been trying for an hour to yell
each other down from the tops of the
chapel seats. Suddenly one Of the
freshmen girls appeared on the plat
form waving the rival class colors.
Then the clash came. 1t was ut least
20 minutes before the faculty could
separate the two bands and restore
peace.
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FLOOD GATES ARE
OPENED ON new YORK
Unprecedented Downpour In
the Metrouolis.
"a HoURs OF POURING RAIN.

Many Railroads and Trolley Lines
Wore Either Crippled or Delayed
Traffic to etaton Island Over Troliy
LInes Tied Up.
New York, Oct. 9.-After 81 hours
Of pouring rain, New York CITY and
tho adjacent country suffered early
today from severe ilCcds. Six and
twenty-four hundredths inches of rain
had fallen IN the "a hours ending at
8 a. m, today, and it was still raining
hard.
This was believed to be near rec
ord rainfall. Many trolley lines and
railroads were eithcr crippled or de-
layed and in Now York city a con-
duit containing 70 telegraph wires was
80 Hooded as to disable all the wires.
heavy food In tho Bronx damaged
the packing houses Of Schwartzchild
u Sulsburger, Swift & Co., and Mel
son, i1orris & Co., and a portion OF
the freight yards Of tho New York
Central was covered by IL feet of
water.
a watchman who had sought refuge
on the top Of q car was rescued. From
al! parts OF the city were received
reports Of flooded cellars, flooded sew
ers and impossible cutters. Many eel.
lars along tho North river front we're
flooded and in some instances there
was loss Of goods stored there West
street was flooded and passengers
were carried across it In drays and
grocers' wagons temporarily pressed
Into service.
Trolly traffic at ST. George, Staten
Island, was completely tied up by q
rush OF wator over the tracks betwe eel;
Staplctcn and st. George
The water was feet deep IN South
street at the New York side of the
Fulton street, Brooklyn ferry.
Passengers arriving on the ferry
boats waded through the water I'D to
tholr knees >untll the dealers IN the
Fulton market used large boxes to
build bridge across the street. The
bridge blocked the street for truck
traffic, bat a section CT the bridge had
to be removed every few minutes to
ed'mit tho passage OF horse cars. Mas
sau strcot between Wall and Pine
streets was closed cN account of 81
Washout In the middle OF the street.
Pedestrians waded through a foot of
water. The side walk at the corner
OF the Sub-TTeasuly building was un-
dermir'ed. Part of a dam across the
Ramapo river near Pcmpton Lake, N,
j., was washed out during the heavy
rain today, inunGating the valley be.
lo~. a number Of houses were flooded
but there wore no fatalities.
The water was feet deep In West
street In frcnt OF the ferry house of
the Barclay street ferry to Hcbcken.
For nearly an hour working girls and
women waited in the ferry house ma
rooned by the feed until the ruclsmcn
came to the rescue. Every fcrryboat
was met by half dozen truckmcn
and the passengers, instead Of hear,
Ing the usual "Kcb. keb, kerridge, ker.
ridge" were greeted with Take yer
acrost the street for a nickel"
Many thousands Of mon and women
were unable to reach their places G
business today owing to washouts.
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THEY WANT DEEPER CHANNEL.
Meeting Of Savannah Citizens at the
City Exchangc.

Meeting Of Savannah Citizens at the
City Exchange.
Savannah, Ga, Oct. S.-An important
meeting has been held at the city ex-
change. The movement that has as
Its object the securing Of a channel
for the Savannah river Of 4 depth Of 80
feet from the city to the sea was
launched. Every effort will be made
by the business men Of Savannah to
induce congress to make an appropri-
alton in the next river and .harbor bill
that VIII admit Of this project being
carried out. 1t has been reported as
feasible and practicable by Colonel
James B. Quinn, .4he engineering Off.
Ger In charge OF the work Of this dis
trict, and the citizens want to see i.
put in execution.
Mayor Herman Myers presided over
the mSeting, which was attended by
practically all of The members Of the
several committees named from the
boaM Of aldermen and the various
trade organizations.
Savannah now has & dopth OF % feet
from tho city to the soa. 1t is urged
that the commerce Of the port is OF
such tremendous volume. however,,
ana such wide section OF the south
Is concerned, that there should be So
feet OF water, which would mean sur-
fcient depth 70" the largest of the
tramp steam ships that ply between
this country and foreign ports.
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Anarchist MCQUEEN In London.

Now York. Oct 9-Wfriam Mo.
Queen. the anarchist who was convict.
ed of rioting In Paterson, N, J., sen,
tenced TO serve five years In prison,
and escaped justice by jumping his
bail. has been heard from In London,
where ho has taken to writing letters
10 various newspapers. He asserts
that he was Induced to fee by the
COMMITTEE OF defense" on the ground
that his bondsman was a capitalist,
William Crossman. who fed at the
time from Patterson to escape lmpris
oDment. Is in Chicago.
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Many Indictments Returned.

Chicago, Oct. "a dispatch from
Helena, Ark, says: Twenty-seven In.
dictments have just been returned In
the Federal court against white citi.
zens Of Gross and Poinsett counties,
who are charged with conspiracy to
deprive certain negro citizens of their
rights granted to them under the con.
stitution. Twelve Of the defendants
are accused Of entering into ccnspi
racy to drive negro tenants from cor.
tain lands and with the murder of a
Memphis private detective who sought
to ferret out the perpetrators of the
WhitecaD Outragcs.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14

This is to certify that have worked
about six hours and have sold Is family
rights on the Safe Washing Fluid. I
bought territory and am well pleased
with my trade. 1t is the fastest soller I
nave ever seen. | can recommend it to
any one. JEROME d SMITH,
Liberty, S. c.
This is to certify that I have exam-
lne!l the formula used in making tho
Safe Washing Fluid and find nothing
in it that will injure the most delicate
fabric if used according to directions.
We agree to furnish the ingredients to.
make four gallons for 95c Or a 49 gallon
barrell for $1.03.
PlCKENS DRUG CO.,
J. have tried the Safe Washino Con-.
po"nl and l can say it is an excellent
preparation for cleaning woodwork. It
is also very good for laundering.
Mrs. r. A. HESTER.
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Train ColIides With WAGON.

Goodwater, Ala. Oct. S.--The cast.
bound passenger Of the Central Of
Georgia railway collidcd with the wag.
on Of c. A. Young, farmer frcm
Hackncyville. The wagon was de-
molishcd In which Mr.. Young was
and he received several ueverc iniur.
les. from which he has not yet regain.
ed consciousness, but the doctors have
hopes of his recovery. The accident
was caused by his attempting to cross
In front Of moving train at the pub.
lic crossing.
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Fearful Odds Against Him.

Bcdridden, alone and destitute. Such
in brief wss the condition Of an old SOL
dier by the name of j. j. Havens, Yer.
sailes, o. For years he was
troubled with kidney disease and neith-
er doctors nor medicines gave him relief
At length lie tried Electric I,itters. II
put hun on his feet in short order and
now he testifies, IL am on the road to
complete recovery. Besto on earth for
ftyer and kidney troubles and all forms
.oEstomach and bowel troubles. Only
50& Guaranteed by Pickgss, Drug Co.
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Death at Aande Of PIavnn, ,tee

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 8.-Thomas
Brewer, aged II, IS dead at tho AL.
bany hospital from the effects of q
small rifle bullet wound received In
May. 1902. accidentally at tho hands
OF playmate. The bullot lodged in
the boys spine and for II months he
mad been In the hospital practically
motionless in bath tub OF water and
suspended on elastic bands. He was
almost wholly paralyzed and wasted
gradually,
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Better Than Pills.

Tho question has been asked-~In
what way n o Chnmberlin 8 Stomach and
LiVr Tablets superior to tho ordinary
ca'hartlc aud liver pills2 Onr answer is
h'y mo easT and moro pleasant 10
take and their effect is SO gentle and SO
agreeable TINT one hardly re,lizes that
it is produced by medicine. Then they
not only move the bowels but improve
tue appetite and aid the digests m. For
sela at 25 cents per bottle by Pickons
Ong Co.; + rlos Drug Stoie; Il. N.
Hunter, Liberty. .sl
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Tried TO Beat Out Braine,

New York, Oct. 9.--John w. Good.
w'n' VOL dressed young man whose
nome is said to be Cincinnati, has becn
arrested IN South avenue store,
where special officers allegc that he
was trying to make off with several
bronze statuottes. At the police sta.
tion ne broke loose and tried to hoat
his head against the wall. # woa
round that he was suffering from an
old fracture Of the skull and he was
taken to a hospital for treatment
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Turks Attack BIockhouse.

Kostendril. Bulgaria, Oct. "a bat.
talon of Turkish troops occupying
post at Karamanites, yesterday
crossed the Bulgarian frontier and at.
tackled a Bulgarian blockhouse. In
consequence OF the Turkish superiori.
ty In numbers, the Bulgarian detach.
ment retired, firing On the Invaders,
The Turks subsequently attached the
village of Guvezvo and looted a mum.
Der OF houses. but on tho approach
OF Bulgarian reinforcements, retired.
Three Turks were killed.
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Anoth err Victim of Wreck

Atlanta. Oct. S.-A dispatch from
Danville says that Lewis w. Spies,
one Of the mail clerks injured in the
wreck Of the fast mail Sunday week
ago, died last night. Spies had his
leg amputated last Friday and yester.
day afternoon he was taken worse.
This makes the eleventh victim of the
wreck.
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Bankruptcy Threatens Sultan.

New York, Oct. 9-rhe taxation nas
not been collected for two years, says
a Times dispatch from Tangier. The
Europeans who have supplied the sui.
tan OF Morocco with western luxuries
hold bills for large sums, secured by
tho customs, and holding precedence
over any now laon raised. The cor.
respondent says something like bank
ruptcy appears Inevitable unless the
powers come to his aid.
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RI. a. CASTLE RESIGNS,
Was Auditor For the Posteffice De.
Dartment

partment.
washington, Oct. ent
of the resignation Of H. A. Castle, au.
d1tor for the postonlce department,
was made today. The resignation was
dated October Z, and was directed to
the secretary of the treasury, who has
Indicated his acceptance. Tbe resig.
nation is to take effoct when his sue
cessor Is appointed and qualified, and
MIR. Castle said today that he would
remain In Office until thnt time. Mr..
Castle also said that he had rendered
his resignation last spring, but that
when the Investigation Of the post Of
flee department affairs was begun Sec.
retary Shaw asked him to remain and
he had consented to do so. Mr.. Cas-.
tie added that his reason for resi.;n.
Ing Is found in the necessity for his
attending to his private business, and
as soon as relieved from the duties
Of his office. he will return to his homo
at St. Paul.
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Case Of the SaIa cialnos

San Domingo, Republic of santo Do.
mingo, Oct. -8.-The Dominican gov
eminent yesterday appointed Mario
Cehallos to be arbitrator in tho cease
OF the Sala claims. The country is
quiet: but business is dull. The sala
case is that Of Frenchman who lent
money and supplied munitions Of war
aggregating about $215. 900 to the then
president Herreaux, Of Santa Domingo.
The government at first recognized the
claim but afterward contested It.
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Old Board Ptc-EIected.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct Sat the an
nual meeting here OF the stockholders
OF the Alabama Great Southern rail.
road, division Of the Queen and Cres-
cent system, tho old board of direc.
tors was reelected. The board OF dl.
rectors will meet soon in New York
and 1t is expected that the present of.
flcers will be reelected.
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Found In Robbers Pocket.

Chicago, Oct 9.-In the pockets OF
robber who was killed last niGht
near Aurora, after having taken part
IN the holdur of an inter-urban car on
the Rlverview Park line was found a
bottle containing white vitriol and a
revolver, said to be Of the magazine
pattern similar to that supposed to
have been used in the recent Carbin
murder. Investigation by the Chicago
police has revealed the fact that the
yitriol was purchased in a CHICAGO
drug store.
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Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 1st, 1908.
Robinson Rros. Bleaching Co.,
PicFcn1, S. G..
Gentlemen: Ihave sold the state Of
Pennsyivania in Il week and cleared over
Sl,0O. l will buy block of states or
an interest III the whole thiny If we can
agree. l believe there is q fortune in il.
Hoping to see you soon.
Very truly yours,
a. G. HOOK
This is 70 certify that have worked
three days and have made an Average of
ten family rights Il day, [ first bought
Plckens and hurricane townships and
after trying the business l bought Oco-
nee county and am highly pleased with
my trade. can recommend it to any
0he as great money making business,
IL is all that is claimed for il.
FRANK BOROUGHS.
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GAVE BIRTH TO FOUR.
Woman Preecnts Spouse With Two
Bows and Two Girls

StGrke, Fla, Oct. 8.--A negro nam.
cd William Tison was presented with
two boys and two girls by his wife Sun
day morning about 8 O'Clock. The
babies had regular features every way,
but only lived about six hears.
The mother was planting straw ber.
rtcs last week and did half days
washing Saturday. The family lives
about mile from town. and grow
strawberries. Quite crowd went out
from town during the day to see them
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Confessed to Theta.

Chicago, Ill.,, Oct 8,-Lucy Miles, %
years old, who wos critically Ill at the
county hospital as tho result Of an Cd,
Grafton for Appendicitis, confessed to-
day to having committed thefts OF
verware and clothing valued at $500
from the Colonial hotel, Coney island
while employed there 40 maid.
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VIII BE Married AZ Hosnlt,I

=, VI '''t'' ToU dF T1OspTtaT,
Albany N. Y, Oct. 8.-Miss Mabel
Martin, @ niece Of Mrs. Bradley.Martin
OF New York, will be married next
week in Albany hospital. Her wed.
ding had been set when sho was talk.
en- III and had to undergo an operation,
1t was determined, however, not to
change the date.
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Noted Music Connnoser Dead

new York, Oct, 8.--Pcter A. Scheme.
ker, known as composer OF church
music mas been found dead in bed at
n'S nome mere. During the past 81
years he served as organist of the West
presbyterian church, having been ab.
sent only four times.
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VIII Winter at Lakewood, N. J.

Now York, Oct. 9.--Former Prest.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland have taken
cottage at Lakewood, N. j., whore
1T is understood they will spend much
OF tho winter season. 1t Is for the
benefit Of Mrs. Cleveland's health that
the temporary change has been made.
She has not regaincd her Istrongth
since tho birth Of tho baby Francis
Grover.
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McCqrd Succeeds Harrts-

montgomery, Ala, Oct. 8.-I.eon
McCord. young lawyer OF Gunters.
Vile, Ala, hos been appointed bv
Chief Justice Mcclellan as private sec.
rotary to the supreme court justices
TO succeed the late w. II. Harris, who
died In New York.
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Probably Killed by Trannns

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 9.-Leon,
ard G. Dare, Of Walkerton. Ind, was
murdered on q Northern Pacific box
car at North Town Junction last night
1t is supposed that no was killed by
tramps who sought to rob him.
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Wright Appointed Umpire.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 9,-Judgo Gray
OF the anthracite strike commission
has appointed Carroll D. Wright UNI
pire In connection with the question
Of the short working day In the
Schuylkill region.
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What Is Lifc2

In the last aralysiSNn obody knows, but
we DO know that it is u9dor strict law
Abuse that law even slis shtly, pain re
suite Irregular living mSans derange
ment OF organs. resulting In c6HaNpa-
llon. headache or liver trouble. nr.
King's new life pills quickly re.adius.s
TINS. It's gentle, yet thorough. Only
20c at Pickens Drug 90. ~
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Hamilton Eish M

New York, Oct. 9.-Hamilton Fish,
assistant United States treasurer, IN
charge of the treasury here, Is III and
the doctors say he Is threatened with
appendicitis. An operation Is not con
Bidered necessary,
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l.oub ct Sfnned nec,oo

Paris. Oct. 9.--Presiaent Loubei
signed a decree during a meeting Of
the council Of ministers this mornIne
convening an extraordinary session OF
the house OF congress Nov. I \
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If troubled with weak digestion try
Chamberla. Stomach and Liver r. b
let's They will do you COOL. For sulo by
pickens Drug Co., Earle's Drug Store:
i. N. l.unter, Liberty.
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If .oonstipated or bilious, coll for Ra.
mons Pills and be certain our clerks give
you tho gonulno Ram0n's; Complete
treatment 25 doses 25c.
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This Is to certify that wo have exan,-
med the formula used in making tie
safe Washing Fluid sold ly Robinson
Bros. Bleaching Co., and find that there
ls nothing IN it that will injure the n.ost
delicate fabric, if used according to di-
rections. We agree to furnish ingrr,f-
cnts to make 4 gallons for p cc;,ts. or Il
4S gallon barrel for S,i.D5
W. A. SHELDON e CO..
Liberty, $. E.
Per G. H. Parkins.
L have given the Safe Washing Fluid
thorough test in washing and securing.
l lind that it saves about i.a'f th. la,C !.
over any PREPARATION ] have over tr 9 |.
can truthiully recommend it 20 any
one. Mrs. LOUISE f.. COCHRAN.
have te,ted the Safe Washing FIuil
and am highly pleased with il.
MRS. II. N. llUNI Err,
Liberty. =. G.;