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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08

BLUNDON, O'BRIEN l. BELT QNC.),
1920 g ST. NV.

T. u.
1920 G ST. NV.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.
$3.750-Near Wash. Circle. neat 2story brick;
6r.. b. cellar.
S4,S5O-Nice location NV. south of U st. bet.
14th and 18th sts.; 3-story, Or b. brick; cellar.
very cheap property.
$3.650-Near 10th and D sts me-; Or. & b., 2
story brick; cellar; superior surroundings.
S3.000-N.W. section 6r g. b.; located
where values are increasing rapidly.
S4.500-13th st. NV; Sr. & b.; lot 20x90.
s4,250-N.W.; splendid home; well located; 7r.
& bath: modern.
S4,500-On St; pretty home; modern; ST. & b.
$3.30O-SE. section near ave.; Or. brick; mod
ern; good lot: well built and located.
s3.S00-Near 14th and sts.; Sr. & b. brick
good condition; perfect surroundings.
So. 250-N.E. near Lincoln Park; Or. & b. brick:
S3,000-On n. Carolina ave. a neat home; Or. &
b. brick.
$4,250-N.W.; brick; a good one; Or. & b.;
steam heat: well located.
S.. 750-N.W.: Tor & b. brick; hot-water heat;
cost over S6.509 Must go.
$4,200-N.W., on good, wide St: 3 stories and
bath: furnace: almost new: tiled bath room.
S3.700-N.W.; side lights; big lot; Groom brick;
splendid condition; rents for $500.
So. 5O0-S.E section near Library; 6r b..
reception hall. almost new; furnace. Snap.
Rents for $500.
$3.1O0-N.E section: new; 9r. & b.; rents for
$31.OO: west Of 7th ST.
$3.750-On T st. west Of 9th: Sr & h.;
near union station: will be worth s. 500 in a few
s3.475-On N. ]. ave- NV north Of st. /;
brick: 6r & b.: rents for 500 so.
s3.250a6th ST. NV. near ST.; brick; 6r. & b. /;
only IS. $50.
$1,000 dainty home; sr. & b.; located near
list and SITS. NV; almost new.
BLUNDON. OBRIEN & BELT Inc,
NV
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ACCOUNTANTS.
PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY NINE. RITA TIN
worlds greatest palmist and astrol0Efst, nov
holding receptions at 723 9th st. NV. Fee, -
and SOC. oo9+l4ks \
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FOR sA1E-,HoUsEs.

FOR sA1F-HoUsEs.
FOR saL 1aa, 5TH M;E 2sToaY AND Gel III,
For further informatio4 apply to- ,,s
ocstf,5 iol ad COS 14th NV.
FOR SALE SHERIDAN AVE-. Mt. PLEAsANTC
Beautiful brick resideace; built on reception hall
pean w TGons BATH iR Sssy psd sNHE as ,th
FOR n GEyr NoFMEsT GoaSEn EEs
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.I II large. bright
sqr saths " sey steam
Owner is very anxious to sen and will consider
u FIST fsR n d
HoA ,: sse1 s.,Eas st.
hood in Washington. PRICE, co. m
FOR SALE-HOUSES
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE
STREET GEORGETOWN.
STOLE AND Ten RoOMS;
OVER 100 FEET DEEP.
MAKE OFFER.
THREE HOUSES NORTHWEST.
ALWAYS ,kENTE1 AT $50 EACH.
AAACEb $osVOV E1hOH1.
BARNARD 4 MARK.
a aaE OVAL SIGN. 1872 NV.
FOR sAIE-15a2 ST. NV.
want an TIE e assfIs n ssess CO..
ocs-6t 49, GOT st. NV.
FOR sALE-1s25 T ST. N.W,. 1sx10O TO ALLEY;
rent $780, valued at $1,000. Want an offer to
'e'''e The HARR1soN.BRowNING CO..
FOR SALE -
So, 1oo-Nice Groom and b. brick, " square from
cars n.e.; nice home.
50, OOo-7-room and b. brick; excellent location.
cow. to cans, ne.
81, 7oo-6-room and b.. cellar furnace heat; nice
home; near cars, ne.
81, 300-Nice Groom brick, with stable, to large
paved alley, NV. fine investment.
We have several excellent Investments. which can
be obtained by applying at our office.
1t. CHAs FUSS CO., GOT 18th NV.
home. located on Capitol Hill; stories and Gel
lar; 8 large rooms and BATH finished in hard
every convenience. Call at office for further par.
ticuiars. WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 14o7 F
st. NV ocS-3t
FOE 9sF 81 BEE E1b 51Ta AS l6
rooms and bath; cellar; steam heat; fashionable
location. This price is much less than original
FOR sALE-s4 $50; ON CoRCoRAN ST. BET.
14TH AND 18TH N.W.i stories, rooms and
s ss 10 thoroughly modern; easy terms; rented
FOR sALE-s4,5oo; DESIRABLE SECTION
OF NORTHWEST; 10 rooms and two bath
$3s per month.
o ESR SSM HEIGHTS E TIE
hafh hno hor0 In
'As. ''eAA' "e'' '' f. fa'J !. fMsiAaIRsHA1L CO..
ocs3t' 14O5 N. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN ON 7TH ST SW.-A
denee; in fine repair. '' Can be easily converted
Into business prG HaTSa Prize &c only 5000
FOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE GROOM
frame house, with bath. cellar conservatory and
other conveniences; house well built and on large
lot; being within one square Of 18th st. electric
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & co, 14o7 st. NV.
ocs3t o..
FOR SALE-NEW TWO-FAMILY HOUSES on
TN st; ne. between and G; rooms aI on LIST
tiful tiled bath. with porcelain tub separate hot
water heating plant for each fat; splendid light
and ventilation; air light shafts; back
porches and yard for each family; rented at s5s
per month. fine investment, and especially SO
Se os one TasS W Co., one A 'ea
1t
ss7,5O0.y
A magnificent northwest premises. only occu-
pied short time by the owner, who has left
the city; about 1S- reems, baths, flower con-
servatory, large paflors. dining room; well
adapted for entertaining; the reception hall ex-
tremely handsome; large porches and attractive
grounds. There is a 2story stable
This property will be sold as whole or a
portion of the grounds will be reserved and the
remainder sold at a lower price.
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SACRIFICE
! ''' B 81 HOME At 4 SACRIFICE

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL HOME At A SACRIFICE
Owner took 1t for debt; now offers at price
al least 81 900 below value PRICE 50 600 I'm
dcubtedly the largest, cheapest and best Ioca ted
house offered for the price. Handsome
front OF stone; three stories and attic FIRST
-FLOOR-Parlor, library, dining room large pan
try and kitchen. SEMENT-Finished room In
front, furnace room, laundry and coal cellar
Eight bed rooms and three baths on second and
third floors HOT-WATER HEAT; numerous
large closets; FRONT AND REAR STAIRWAYS:
lot about 2oxli0 to public alley; LOCATION
NORTHWEST. in one of the choicest resident
sCctOns-indeed this particular square is consid-
cred to lie of the choicest in the northwest.
An opportunity 10 purchase bigh-class residence
price.
II STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 soG-sos st NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-S5, 200.
S ST. near l4tb; 3 Stories cellar; 10 rooms
2Ox1OO. STONE & FAIRFAX,
1t SO4-S06-S sos + st. NV
FOR SALES. 500.
18th st; stories. cellar; furnace heat room
for stable STONE & Fairfax,
1t SO4- 500 sos + st nv.
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VICINITY CARNEGIE LIBRARY; Groom
house; dining room, with latrobe; kitchen with
good range ON basement floor. PRICE, 5000
B. II. WARNER CO.,
ocS.3t 916 st. W.
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Adjoining house just like 1t brought $4,000; In
the best part of the northwest; west Of 14th,
south Of S: 8 rooms; rooms deep; HOT WATER
HEAT.
STONE & FAIRFAX, so4-soe-sos F st. NV.
orS-3t
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FOR-SALE~S6,5 500.

New; west of 18th; not the Heights;
stories; cellar; rooms deep; STEAM HEAT
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We want you to see this splendidly built new
house; separate house; present owner had 1t
built; DELIGHTFUL SITUATION; south of Z
ST.; HANDSOME ROUND BAY WINDOW
FRONT; rooms; TWO (2) BATHS; double
floors; HOT WATER HEAT; room for stable;
could not be duplicated under $1,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04- SO6- S0S + st. NV.
ocS-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGH-N THE NV:
nice house Of rooms and bath, ami, in fine
condition, with adjoining lot clear OF incum-
brance. VIII exchange for improved property.
WIN. A. McGRANN, sos F ST. NV. ocS-8t
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10TH ST. BARGAIN; ELEGANT STONE AM
BRICK RESIDENCE; IA large rooms; baths
lot 22x1OO to wide alley; of the most dcsir
able residences on 18th St; too large for presen
owner; will take smaller house as part payment
Price. $1S,5
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212o CALIFORNIA AVE.
81 900 LESS THAN COST.
A modern double dwelling.
Price just little than the value Of the
ground and jus: the same the amount once
loaned 1t at Az. II rooms, attic. tiled
bath; two starways; STEAM HEAT; size of lot
5ox1G5. The view is magnificent Should the
purchaser occupy the premises and wish to re-
sell they should realize profit of at least 1000.
1t STONE x FAIRFAX, S04- 800 sos st. NV.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15
Want Honest Goods.
Fertilizer People Must Give
What They Guarantee.

So many complaints have been
received about the inferior grade
OF fertillzert sold in South Caro-
lima that the board OF trustees of
Clemson college has decided to
begin a vigorous prosecution IN
order to protect the farmers from
any swlndllng. A resolution look
log to this end was adopted at the
recent, meeting of the board, and
the secretary of the fertilizer
comittee was instructed to pro-
cedc at once to prosecute all man
ufactures who have sold goods
which do not come up to the stan-
dard market on the sack. The
manufactured product must be
just as it is guaranteed.
1t is said that much trouble has
been caused by wild cat concerns,
which ship large quantities of
fertilizer into the state. While
1T may not amount to much at
first, the planters will suffer in
the end, as they will not be able
to raise the crops which could be
expected from honest goods.
Columbia Record.
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STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony in great guam
tity is constantly coming in, de-
claring DR.. Kings New discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds to be unequaled A recent
expression from +. j. Mcfarland,
BentorvilIe, Va, serves as exam
pie. He writes: 81 had Bron>
chitis for three years and doctored
all the time without being bene.
flied. Then l began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery, and few
bottles wholly cured me-" Equal
ly effective IN curing all Lung and
Throat troubles, Consumption,
Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
by Crawford Bros j. f. Mackey
& Co., and Funderburk Pharmacy
Druggists. Trial bottles free, reg
ular sizes soc and S1.00.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15
Placed in Penltentiary pendin e
Appeal to supreme Court.

Fletcher Byrd and Palmer
Chriswell, the negroes convicted
at the recent term of the Green
vile court of the murder of Mag
istrate William Cox near Simp-
son on the 10Th of May and sent
enced to hang on the 1st of July,
were brought here yesterday by
Deputy Sheriffs j. II. Ballenger
and j. E. Helcombe and landed
in the penitentiary for safe keep
ing, the execution being stayed by
an appeal to the supreme court.
The State.
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The Remington Typewriter

ls acknowledged the wo ld over as
the STANDARD and everybody
knows it's the best typewriter Oh earth
L control the territory including
Lancaster and would he glad to take
the matter up with you when in the
market for amy kind or any price type
writer. Will take your old Typewriter
In exchange. We now supply RENT
ipgtons with any st. le type desired
with fractions AID "ta'er ,rcial char,
acters IN eybOard with card cylinder
and POLY YTHROME ribbons arrange
ment f'r writing IN red" all ut the
catalogue pic" for the machine com
p'ete.
viii! he in your town. about once a
month In the interest OF the Reminy.
on typewri'"rs IN The meantime if
you are interested in u typewr;,er.
write and VIII come T." Sc, Won
with bra al new latest m del r m.
ngton and dom onstrate same TO Won
we carry big stock of la'es: model
kemipCtons in char o'te and can send
you one Oh moments notice, ard will
gladly do so If you wish to examine
one f"r few dsys.
We sell all grades and kinds IF c.r-
ocn pape's, typewriter oils. etc and
the PA RAGoN, the best guaran,e, d
ribbon mad" fU all kinds of typewrit.
ers, 75c each. We ptepay postage.
kindly write us when in .nv L;,.d
OF typewriter trouble
Frank f. Jones,
Charlotte, N. @.
May 24.-1m
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Rev. Barr Harris Returns
Native of Anderson Who Had
Sad Experience In Montana

Rev. j. Barr Harris reached
Anderson yesterday afternoon
from M Intana, where he had been
living for several years.
MIR. Harris is a young man,
a native of Anderson county. He
was born and reared near Will
iamston. After reaching man
hood he entered the ministry
ofithe Methodist church, and was
for several years member of the
South Carolina Conference.
Later he was transferred to the
Montana Conference A little
over year ago he was tried in
the courts of that State on the
charge of seduction and was con
victed. He was sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the State
penitentiary, and has just finished
serving his sentence.
AT the time of his conviction a
great many who were familiar
with all the circumstances we're
convinced that Mr.. Harris was in
nocent, and their belief has never
wavered. They were loyal to
him during and after the trial,
and while he was serving his sen
tence. They believe that he was
the victim of u conspiracy.
They believe that the woman in
the case, aided by her family, un-
dertook to make Mr.. Harris mar
ry her, and brought the charge of
seduction with that end in view.
Mr.. Harris would not marry her
and then great mass of evidence
was produced IL the trial, which
was sufficient to secure a convic-
tion by the jury.
Mr.. Harris has always declared d
his innocence will be fully estab.
lished.
MIR. Harris spent but a short
while in the city yesterday after
noon. He left almost lmmedia-
tely after his train came in for the
home of relatives in-the country
He said he would stay but a
few days in the county, and
would leave soon for Kentucky,
where he would make his home.
He did not say whether he would
again enter the ministry.
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Two BattaliOnS Anuihilated
Report that japanese Walked In.
TO Il RUSSIAN Ambuscade and
Were "Wiped Out .

llai Cheng, Manchuria, June
IL delayed in transmis.ion)
"A thanking movement of the
japanese around tho Russian lef,
from Fenge Wang Chen June 9
was repulsed with loss of two
whole battalions.
A large Japanese force moved
out in the morning along the
Feng WaneCheng and Hal Chens
road. The Russians had a force
strongly posted In ravlne 80
miles southeast of Hal Cheng.
The japanese were preached by
two battalions who walked in,o
the Russian ambuscade. They
received murelerous rifle and ar,
tillery fire and were wiped ont,
only one or two escaping.
The main japanese force,
which was greatly superior to the
Russian force, tried to outflank k
the Russians, who derw off with
ont losing man. The japanese
closing IN found The ravine vacant
save for their own dead.
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Fought Over School Election.

Waco, Tex, July 11.-As a
result of friction over the selection
of teacher for public school at
Elk, small town ten miles north
Of Waco, bloody street duel was
fought here today by r. B. Tor
renee, his son, River Torrenec,
and j. McAden, a son-in-Iaw, on
one side and DR.. Holton, his son
and Prof. G.. w. Perkins on the
other.
Bad feeling had existed for
some time over the matter and
firing began when the men met
today. The elder Terrence was
killed almost instantly, his body
being riddled with bullets. Dr..
Rolton and his sen received dan
gerous wounds and Prof. Perkins
and River Terrence were serious
ly injured. McAden escaped un.
injured.
Shotgnus and revolvers we're
the weapons used by the partici-
pants, all of whom are prominent
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WOhSr OF ALL EXPERIENCES

Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute will be
your last Such was the expert.
ence of Mrs. 5. II. Newson, De-
catur, Ala. "For three years"
she writes, "I endured insufferable
pain from indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seem
ed inevitable when doctors and all
remedies failed At length was
induced to try Electric Bitters and
the result was miraculous. I i'm
proved - cnce nrl now Tn com
pletely recovered" For Liver,
Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the
only medicine. Only soc. It's
guaranteed by Crawford Bros. j.
F. Mackey & Co., and Funderbnrk
Pharmacy, Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

The coroner's jury investigat-
ing the fatalities in the Victor
COL, mine finG that the miners
came to their death by an infer
nal machine place iu the mine
by parties unknown, and charge
the crime upon union strikers,
instigated by certain officers of
the Western Federation of Miners.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15
THAT THROBBING HEAD.
ACHE

Would quickly leave you, if
you used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches
They make pure blood and build
upyour health. Only 25c, money
back if not cured. Sold by Craw
ford Bros, j. F. Mackey & Co.,
and Fundorburk Pharmacy, drug
gists!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15
First Two Bales of tho New Crop

San Antonio, Tex June IL
The first two bales of the new
cotton crop were today consigned
to Galveston cotton firm. The
cotton was raised in Cameron
county, the district being known rs
the heart of the lover RioGrande.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

Many an old crusty bachelor
regrets that he squundtrer the
moonlight nights Of youth wltha
out accumulating anyone to draw
his life insurance and plant pansies
around his tomb.
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Winthrop ColleS:
Scholarships
& Entrance
Examination.

Ihe examination for The awsrl of
warrant schn!"'s:.'i'a IN Win:ir s. c..
lege and for tn- ndr.i -. n O: n, "
students will hr i,!u IL the t.ou,,ty
court hou-e on Frid,y July Slh, at 8
M. Applicants must not be less
than fifteen years Of age. When schoI-
arships ale vacated after July 8, they
will he awarded 20 those MAXI. q the
highest average at this examination.
Scholarships are worth $io0 and free
tn ton. The next session will opep
September 81. 1914 For further ,n-
formation and catalogue address
Pres. d. B. Johnaon,
Rock Hill, S. G..
Nay %, l9o4-1m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

After buying a revolver for the
purpose of committing suicide an
Illinois man reconsidered the mat.
ter and married an auburn haired
widow with seven children.
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n. . TO "A.
Bears the h'5s Kind You Have Always BOagh
Signature ss &xHHA1zu

Don't sit with your legs crossed
say the doctors. The habit caus
es scialic lameness, chronic numb
ness and ascending paralysis.
And what's worse. it causes the
trousers to bag at the knees.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

"Thore goes Smith," said
Jones. "Poor fellow, he is not
the man he used to be.'
'No," remarked Pat, 4" an he
niyer wac "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

About the tenth inst. trestle.
work shirt waists and drop stitch
hosiery will be In full bloom and
the house hold hammock will oc-
cupy It's usual strategic position
on the portico.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

When a man paints the town
red the color is all gone the next
morning except the dark brown
taste in his mouth.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15

Chronic bronchial troubles and
summer cought can be quickly re-
lieved and cured by Foley's Honey
ana Tar. Sold by Funderburk
Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-15
Great Less Caused
By Breaking LGYGe.
Destruction of Farms IN the AK.
ansas Valley. Growing Crops
Swept Away.

"A special to The Gazette from
Pine Bluff says: The steady rise
of the Arkansas river has resulted
in flooding nearly all of jefferson
county adjoining the river and for
some distance inland. Thousands
of acres of growing crops are un
der water, in some intances being
entirely washed up. The loss to
the farmers IN this section cannot
be estimated but will reach thou
sands of dollars. 1t is too late in
the year to replant.
Levees down the river on the
northern side are giving away
rapidly, and this lets the water in
on the unprotected far inland.
Sheriff., in Plum Bayou town
ship, some distance from the river
is under water, in some places the
floors of the stores in the heart
of the town being flooded.
The whole of Pastoria township
in this county is under water, with
the exception of a few high plots
of ground, and every plantation
in that district is flooded.
A message from Col. John NJ
Oracle, at the Hannaberry place.
says that all the levees in that sec.
ton broke early this morning and
that fully 1000 acres of land are
under water on his plantation
alone.
Little Rock, Ark, June IL
A special to The Gazette from
Pine Bluff says: The flood in the
Arkansas river today reached by
far its most destructive stage in
Jefferson county when part of the
trenchtown levee, about three
miles below the city, broke and
turned the river through a rich
section of the country filled with
growing crops of cotton and corn.
Since the water began to rise
the planters in that section have
been working day and night to
save this important levee because
it protects the rich bottom lands
for miles below. Late Friday |
afternoon telephone message was
received in this city from those
working to save the Frenchtown
levee that if the water rose much
higher the levee would break.
Many thousands of sacks of sand
were sent down at once op spec
ial freight and scores of men went
down to assist in tho work. The
men worked all night long, but
the rising water swept away their
labors and about 3 O'Clock the
levee broke.
The rush of the water could be
heard in this city. The breaking
OF this lsvee gives the water
clean sweep over the southern
portion of the country through
the townships of Vangine, Victoria
and Rlchland, and the plantations
in its wake are unprotected.
The farms of DR.. j. f. Sim
mono, j. w. Corcoran, Sebastian
Gesister, Leo Andrews, James
Gould and others were among
those which suffered most. The
damage to these plantations can
not be estimated under hundreds |
of thousands of dollars as growing
crops of cotton and corn were
literally swept away.
AT Fairfield, this county, the
water stands from four to six feet
deep on all the farms around the
town.
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PILES! PILES! PILESl

Or. Williams Indian p. Ointment
will cure Blind. B!e'tl...c, liberated
and Itching Pills atsnrbs the u.
mors. aliays ) ,,i.iug AT once, sets
as p"n! =. s.v,s in-,alt relief. Dr.
W. "' Indian Pi" pi..lment is
'r.'' only tor .'il.s aud itching OF
nr priv te pa is AID nothing .isn.
Every box is ruara,teed. Sid bv
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