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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-16
Hurt in Runaway.

Darlington, Special.-Friday after
noon a party Of young people drove
out lin buggies and wagons) about two
miles to Black creek to enjoy an
evenings picnic. On their return trip
about 9 o'clock there was fearful
runaway. Chief of Police A. E. Dar-
gan's horse ran away. The horse was
hitched to a spring wagon and ac-
companying Mr.. Dargan were three
young ladies. Chief Dargan was thrown
out and one Of his legs broken In two
places. One of the young ladies was
a!so thrown out but was not seriously
injured. Two Of the young ladies'
jumped out from the rear OF the
wagon and were unhurt. The horse
with the wagon rushed on, striking
and upsetting the buggy OF Mr.. I.
Fraser James. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
James were thrown out and the latter
was painfully but it is hoped not seri-
,ously injured as no bones were broken.
The accident occurred just beyond
Swift creek, out Of the town limits. The
horse ran into town via Cashna street
at a frightful rate, passing through the
squire, around by the postofice, down
Orange street, crossing to Pearl, on
ward hack TO the square and to police
headquarters, where he stopped. The
wagon was not damaged. Those injured
have been carefully attended and their
speedy recovery is hoped for.
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Laurens Wants College.

Laurens, Special.-The city Of Lau-
rens is going to make an effort to Sc
cure the Episcopal college which the
South Carolina diocese proposes to
build in this State. At meeting OF
fine citizens Wednesday afternoon over
which pr. w. H. Dial presided, 1t was
determined to appoint a committee to
confer with the committee Of the do
cese and invite it here to view Lau-
ren's sites, railroad facilities. etc. ms
committee consits of w. E. Lucas n:
Y. Simpson, ]. o. c. Fleming, Z: n.
Roper, DR.. w. H. Washington, >. r.
Bath and NJ. L. Copeland. Deep interest
is manifested in the effort and united
action will be taken in presenting Lau.
rens' advantages for the location OF
lust such an institution
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Palmetto Points.

A negro by the name Of John Will
liams, who lived on the place OF Mr..
S. H. Young, near Timmonsville, was
bitten by a mad dog Monday morning.
Mr.. Young carried him to Timmons-
vile to send him to Baltimore for
treatment. They had killed the dog
and sent it's head by the negro for
examination by experts in Baltimore.
The report will be looked for with
interest, as the dog had bitten quite
number Of other dogs and animals
before it was killed.
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Erectino Postoffice Building

Bishopyille, Special.-Mr. j. 5. cor
bett is erecting offices to be used 1or
postofice building. He IS connectins
the building in which the postotfice now
is with the side of his large depart
ment store. When these new ohces
are completed Capt. H. D. Corbett, the
efficient postmaster, will be prepared
to give better postal service than mas
ever been given in this town. the OF
free will be separated into departments,
with a large lobby in front.
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SOUTH CAROLINA CROP BULLETIN
Warm Weather Last Week Favored
Cultivation and Growth.

weather 'IdSl oSS'Ss
Cultivation and Growth.
Columbia, S. C.-The week ending 8
a. M, June 9Th, had a mean tempera-
ture Of rs degrees which is practically
normal. The extremes were maximum
of 9S at Clarks Hill and Little Noun
tain on the 4th, and minimum Of SO
at Greenville on the 3rd. The relative
humidity was about normal, and much
higher than last week. The winds
were generally light to fresh southerly.
The sunshine was slightly below nor
NAL.
Although teamwork was interrupted
by the heavy rains that rendered culti-
vatfon impracticable, it is generally up
with the needs of field crops, but with
numerous reports Of grass and weeds
springing up rapidly since the rains,
especially in cotton fields. Such re-
ports originate in localities where the
rainfall was heaviest and where the
crop could not be worked. Generally
all field crops are clean.
There was a general improvement
noted in the growth and color Of corn.
Bottom lands and stubble fields have
been planted, and the late paintings
are coming up to very good stands.
Early corn has received its shird cul-
tivation, and some has been laid by.
Stands OF cotton have improved,
since the rains, on red and clay lands.
with late paintings and re-plantings all
up to good stands. There is a general
Improvement in color and looks Of cot
ton, extending to the sea-island variety
that was suffering seriously from lack
of moisture. The weeks growth was
rapid, due to the more favorable mois-
ture and temperature conditions. The
whole crop is now quite promising.
Squares have been noted in Colleton
and Hampton counties; lice in Green
vile county.
The rains benefited both wheat and
oats; harvesting made slow progress.
Rice is growing nicely, and June SOW
ing has begun. Tobacco is doing well,
but is small, and it continues too dry
in places. A large number Of sweet
potato slips were transplanted. Truck
shipments are increasing; the quality
of peaches is normal. Sugar cane has
poor stands. Melons are late, but have
improved, as have pastures and gar
dens. All minor crops are fourishing.
wv. BAUER, Section Director.
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Palmetto Gleaninas.

The trustees Of the Newberry city
schools have selected the following OF
the corps of teachers: W. H. stucky'
superintendent; and Misses Agnes
Summer, Mary Barton, Amanda Wells,
Alice Jones, Gertrude Simpson and
Mrs. w. ]. Fair. The following new
teachers were elected: Misses Ruby
Holloway, Laura Bowman, GeniVieve
Boozer. Oealise Williamson and Mrs. j..
l.. Kennedy
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AbbevilIe-E. w. Williams, July IS.
Barnwell-Geo. Butler, July IS.
BeaIort-Geo. W. Pegues, July 1S.
Bennettsville-D. w. Davis, July 4.
Camden-J. C. Whitaker, July IS.
Charleston-J. E. Wallace, July 4.
Columbia. B. Beck, August l.
Edgeield-F. A. Peters, July Is.
Florence-Wm. F. Holmes, June 20.
Georgetown-N. ]. Frederick, June
&c.
Greenville-J. C. Martin, July 25.
Lacaster-M. C. Lee, July Is.
Newberry-Thos. Sanders, July 13.
Orangeburg-J. B. Taylor, August 1.
Seneca-A. Robertson, June 20.
Union-R. NJ. Alexander, July 25.
Yorkville-J. L. Cain, June 13.
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New Enterprises.

The secretary Of State last week is.
sued a charter to the Coast Line Tele-s
phone company Of Charleston, a con-
Germ that will conduct system OF tele-
phones on the islands of the coast and
capitalized at $4,000. C. B. Jenkins is
president.
A commission was issued the Star
Telephone company Of orangeburg
capitalized at 500.
A commission was also issued to the
Coggeshall company Of Darlington, q
wholesale grocery concern capitalized
at $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

reversed. Opinion by Wolverton.
This suit was for the recovery of
some ore mined on land sold under
contract. The court instructed the
jury to deduct the cost OF mining from
value OF the ore, From this instruc-
ton an appeal was taken. The SUI
preme court holds the instruction was
wrong and orders a new trial.
North Pacific Lumber Co. VS. spore
a Robinson aud Hanson a Landon;
appeal from MultnomOh county, Fra.
ger, Judge; judgment set aside. opln-
ion by Moore. c. J.. This case was
brought for the recovery OF building
material Tho lower court gave judg
ment against one firm only. and the
supreme court holds that the two
Arms we're, In effect, one organiza-
lion, and the Judgment should be
against both.
Geo, l. Hubbard, respondent, VS.. s.
G. Henderson, 81 AL, appellants; from
Multnomah county; Cleland, Judge;
affirmed, opinion by Moore.
Coast Land and live Stock Co, re.
%spondent, vs. Oregon Colonization Co.
appellant and Geo H. selover. ct
al, defen6ants; from Benton county;
Hamilton, Judge; affirmed. Opinion by
Bean.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
HOUGHTON
GOES TO
PRISON
Attempt to Escape his Sen
fsnce on q Teehnicality
Fails Ia Supreme
Court

In the supreme court this afternoon
cases were decided as follows;
State OF Oregon, respondent. vs..
Charles Houghton, appellant; appeal
from Multnomah county; Hon. A. l..
Fraser, Judge; affirmed. Opinion by
Justice Bean, The defendant was
twice tried FOR assault with intent to
mob. Following the hrst trial he APP
pealed, and the cRse was reversed,
The mandate had not been received IN
tho lower court when he was tried the
cecond time, and when he was sen
fenced to the penitenuATN he APP
pealod, alleging that the trial court
had 20 jurisdiction The appellate
court holds he waived his right when
no went % trial without raising the
question then ne win have 90 serve
hia term IN the p~enitentiary.
James Hall. respondent ~. A. Abra,
ham. appellant; appeal from DouR
las county; S, w. Hamilton, Judge;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
MANY WILL
RIDE GOAT
TONIGHT
Monster Initiation by the Mac
cabees-- Supreme Com
mander Will Not be
Here

The local Maccabees Tent will have
great times tonight, the occasion be-
ling a monster initiation, over 100 can
didates being in readiness for the GER
Iemony. This week the state tent of
the order meets in Portland for the
annual session, and Supreme Com
mander D. p. Marley, of Port Huron,
Mich, will be in attendance, and the
monster initiation here was planned
SO as to have Mr.. Markey here to-
night Great preparations were made
for this interesting event, and a num-
Der Of the nearby tents Of the order
are here to participate in the ceremon-
les. Jefferson, Pratum and other
towns have sent their members Of the
order. and a good time is expected.
The local lodge has prepared a feast
for the visitors, to be partaken Of af-
ter the initiation. All goes merrily.
There is only one thing to maj the
pleasures OF the Occasion-the distin-
guished guest, Supreme Commander
Markey has not arrived as yet, o
can he be here, for he is coming from
the south, expecting to arrive here at
4:34 this afternoon, from San Fran
cisco, and that train will not be here
until about 10 hours later, bringing
him too late to be the guest Of the
Maccabees in Salem, as he is due in
Portland tomorrow morning.
While this will, TO a certain extent,
throw a damper on the festivities, a
good time viii be had in spite Of It,
and 100 candidates will be able 20 ride
the goat Just as well as II the supreme
commander was here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
CIRCUIT
COURT in .
SESSION
Judge Burnett Holds Ad.
jOurned Term-0ne New
Suit Filed Today

Judge Burnett held an adjourned
term OF the circuit court today, when
the following orders We're entered. al.
ter some OF the cases had been pre-.
pared for hearing at the April term
Of the court;
State OF Oregon VS.. Lee Massey
and Lee Jeffries, criminal, two cases;
continued TO July term, 1894.
W. ID. Mohney VS.. j. T. Kearns, ct
al, for money; default and Judgment.
with order to sell attached property.
Breyman Leather Co. VS.. NJ. f..
Ernest, for money; default and judg-
ment with order to sell attached
property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Found-A photo button, c~ontaininr
small boys picture Owner can
have the same by calling AZ this o.
nee and paving for this al.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
New To-day


lost-lady's brown leather nurse
with silver coin, between 18th stree,
ON Asylum avenue and W. @ r. NJ
hall Leave at Journal once.
2-2l,sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Phil Metsehan and wife have sold
to Jennie G. Kyle, the west half OF lots
6 and 2, In block No, So. city OF salem.
for 1880.
John ID Peregory has transferred to
r. Angyal and wife IL S.S acres in sec.
ton 20, t6sr2w ". for $3.50.
The Liberal University Co. has sold
TO Josephine II. Steen. 81 acres OF
land In Z ., r 1 W., ear silyerton. for
sSsT.5O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
The Commercial Club.

The regular semi-annual monthly
meeting will be held at the city police
court room Tuesday evening, and a
good attendance is desired, as there is
business Of Importance before the
club. Quarterly dues can be paid to
the secretary at that meeting. There
Is a demand for some new literature.
and steps should be taken TO secure a
new census Of Greater Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
chInsse sauadron Now MovIna.

London, March 21.-Reuter's Chez
Foo wires correspondent that a Chi
nese squadron Of four cruisers COM
manded by Admiral Tsay, arrived
there Sunday and will proceed to
Newchwang as soon as the ice clears.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

The southern Pacific is now sellins
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $2aO. good going SATURDAY
p "a, or any train Of sunday. return,
ing sunday and Monday. giving an
day sunday and Monday IN Portland.
The same arrangement applies from
Portland. giving an Portland peop,o
. chance TO visit valley polnts AZ
gFeatly reduced rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Pretty cotton shirt waists, the
hAndsomest OF the season, have Just
arrived. Also a big line Of American
Lady corsets- See our bargains In
suits and silk wraps. Mrs. NJ. T.
Fraser ladies' mmisher.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21
Now suit Fned

A suit was this Afternoon aled in the
circuit court by the John Hughes Co.
against J. H. Putnam and wife. The
suit is brought for the recovery Of
sis2So. with interest ana s46 atto,
ney's fees alleged to be due on the
note Ronham 4 Martin are attor
neys for plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-21

Alex sumpser an old pioneer. died
a. bic home nine miles east Of Albany
Frlday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
= -. - Ho I% Z "a.
ses.,tle n rs h:d ;0a ;'d,s t.aars &c
at'.'''F + H. TXztz<u
Silk fror, Spiders Web.

4. Micoelcn registered a. the Louis
vile hotel YESTERDAY as beiLe from
Cincinnati. but his every gesture arc
his accent married kin IS 4 soH c:
france and showed hat Cincinnati IS
merely an adopted Lone. He aells
siiks
The art OF manufacturing sill from.
tie wet Of spiders is being gradually
accomplished, he saiG. III is Yet IL
its early stages and j; is harG &c sa,
what the result viii te. bnt there is
not any reason why II shui13o not te
uone The Ffench si1kmaEefs e,!t G
e gel uetter and djteyen1 Fy;,oe u.
ELK frCM Til. met.2cC. il W.. te
much lighter and Wa! ue segv;cea1Ie
only fog certain I@; i,oses ttt il ".
certainly be q teaHtitul Isocuc., =
Louisville t'ns' ~ Jt.U:L&.7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
MCT SC vEEsv FAR WRONG.
Finnish Ms c -so Scme Frovsteclue o.
tie Eeai Truth.

certain family who have imported
Finnish domestic have been lsh0ftaI
to teach her the English language tE
means OF lang mage aEG phrase booE-
Considerable difficulty " as eUCouu
tereu IA the WOJd Sweetheart. tat
Finnish Mary pIo1essed herself abe
to grasp the meaning OF :Le WoyG.
The other night q male visitor ,alIec
oa Miss Alice, and after Mary haG
announced him and the young lady
had gone down stairs she Still ]use,-
ed in her mistress's room.
We'll. Mary" said that iady what
is il o.
lie downstalrs-he Miss AlIae's S
souhoneN?' she asked.
The lady concealed her amusement
bat the family now reVel in that new
and most expressive defnitioL.-PA
d2lnhia Bulletin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
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SchMab's betetlai Home.

Speculation as 10 What Charles NJ
Schwab intends Ia do with hls
" latlal mansion at seventy -four;,,
street and RiNersiae drive. New York
after il is finished i> increased %
the jn,!nation conveyed in letter
from P.:Yis that lie In;ehrts to have a
grand opening. lust Gle die open
ing Of public hail. with Tie III
ference that champagne viii he SFti,
piled from silver buckets instead a.
from bottles. The nearer the mass. 70
pile approaches completion me more
marvellous its possiAil les iOr ,t4ier
ta'nment appear Tie N"Mt5I;tu
courtyard. with It's White marble
coping, is almost ready for the
gardener, and it is quite likely that
by June the flower scheme VIII be
under way. There is vast amount
of work yet TO be done. however, be
ore the interior decorations can be
oesun. When the house is ready for
occupancy it Mill be The most gol,
Seuus in architecture on the American
continent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
South Bound.
Fireside Journeva

Efis 10 AZ humnje teilsoIne lot,
Ny home g lowi> }lt.e cot
And pleasant tyips Ger land aHo sea
Day holds me esre rebouno but the night,
CHEEKY with hearthfre'x glowing light
Vcuchssfes rae joNrneys with the elves
ThAt moe il covers on MY SheiNes.
Gene out AT cal With potter that sends
NE in their wahe al lightning pace.
Through sesC.o realms Of t:ns and
space
From frozen fefdx o; Arctic snow
20 valSs where hopic sp!endolt glow.
Fast rAfgN htshts. oer waters u5ce.
FeGr.eSs ~N sea-, We glance, We t.iCe,
Famed kines sra lovely greens We greet:
kulGistk erfsnt II their Journeys meet;
With founders 1sio explorers stray,
Or talk with schclars by the Wy.
SaRes look OF With solemn eNes
Dropping their Qusr,es ard replies
While Nystos kTeathe be wj;ceyiHl
creams
~! Al Tie ajr 9th wondsr teens.
The SWEET hcNrs cone, tie sweet hcurs
upon the hearth Ne t9e hnIns lou;
Then DAINTY sinKers 0rean5N-eNeC.
From Thyttn1it covers sGttlN lli0&
.'rCuDInK thejr iow Geiiclcus lnes.
End iuliec ty cadence Of the zones,
TAI :.sieel :4IniC The elves
ThAt GsGe iu Govern On NY shelves.
.ltt:I Niison " NAtionai A"EA-Ipe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
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Eeors +ho n Tie kInd S9u tdtY bN29r I
Signature "a GHzzzszzze:7Z.<
Verbs In CeYrstna,

Popular verbs are wanted Tor sew.
eral operations introduced by modern
science. The X-rays, the Finsen treat.
ment fer lupus, the operation of Ia
dium fer caneer-what are the words
for these? A man is sGiTletlned or
hanged, his leg is ampQtated, he IS
trepanned; what is he when te IS
rayed Finsened, radiuLaed? The
world still wants wireless word.
Narconigram, which was suggested.
seems to have died natural death.
WHAT is the Synonym for telephone
when one speaks over the instrument
10 which phonograph is attached?
Nor aas the public finally agreed upon
a verb for travel by automobile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
Estzt s-s7 2 81. .,sss
Remarkable Product ion Saic to 60
Work CT indian.

7emarksbte Production Sale to 60
Work cf indian.
Here + remarkable essay on the
torst. said to be from the pen Of an
iUdiau student. The horse is a very
noble Quadruped, but when he is angry
le viii not DO SO. He is ridden on
lie spinal cord by the bride and sad
" the driver places his foots on the
>tirrups and divides his lower limbs
across The saddle and drives his ami
maj to the meadow. He has four
legs; two are on the front side aud
;Wo are afterward. These are the
weapons on which he runs. He also
defends himself by extending these in
the rear in parallel direction toward
his foe, but this he does only when
he is in an aggraNating mood. There
IS no animal like the horse No SOON
or they see their guardian or master
than they always cry for food, but il
Is always at the morning time"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
rrofits ia Pecan RAISING.

Some Of the finest pecans IN the
world are said to be raised in Florida.
where the industry is becoming impor-
tant. a long time-eleyen years--is
required for pecan grove TO come to
maturity, SO that it requires patience
to wait for the profits, but there are
records of single trees yielding a.
much as SIG worth OF nuts in sin
sic season. In Jacksonville, twenty,
six trees, lining ali avenue, yielded 500
pounds of nuts that sold for $50 in
cash. And at the same time tne trees
adorned the avenue and added greatly
20 It's at,ractiyenesS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
sTATESaEN CT SIMILAR NAMES
Cco Come cerce Makes Trouble for
EelYess Xts

Alfred $. Sail answers ,wjce 10 the
-ol1 call Of the Masssc .asett. house
Of representatives the}e teins two
members of that cody tearing that
name-one t9pm Revere aL4 tie ether
FROM Winchester re Ct Revere. WHO
IS tie younger lately married !; W!n-
~nester Young JaCN. ant IL g W5uG hes
ce, wuo is (. vjGCweI. 2l, most OF the
congratulations - tesftw members
thinking il mus1 II he nat was the
bridegroom. the br.de !e.ng from his
town. There is Lc GIG u bcther in
sorting out ,he1r CORES pondence. 1t
is the first time IN the nIstoyy {! Mas
sachuset1s that two members ot Tie
same branch of the Legislature have
aOrne tAe same name.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
SPECIAL FATE VIA COTTON BELT
ROUTE.

Hoy:0 Fair. ST. Louis, Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. For the above
occasion tie following round-trip rate
tLd aIraneements are authorized for
tte sale Ct coach excursion tickets to
81. Louis: Round trip coach excur-
s]on rates from Pine Bluff: Adult
rate, 1915. Child's rate, $5.s5 Tick
ets 10 be sold from Pine Bluff daily
septemeer 30, 1904 Return
1nsit limit all TICKETS to sev.
ea - days from date ot
sale Tor return. 1t should be under
stood tf.at tickets will be honored
..esvjag s.. !.o0i5 on any day to ana
i,eindins The seventh day after date
of ISSUE. Coach excursion tickets viii
not permit holders to occupy parlot
or sleeping cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12

Coz. ard .e.;chrtul lake resorts
: - D. n Northwestern ne,
>.11-oFers a $. Louis pern-l- v.si,
Z l.. World lair IN route
-~ac1nar.on ara tickets can - =.
care& from Your home agert. Boo.
let entitled The Lakes and Summer
Resorts of the Northwest" mailed up
on receipt OF 4 cents in stamps. ".
L klHskern, P. 7. NJ {. & y. ". R'y.
Chicago, III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
Dividing the Sexes.

While Worshiping in a little chapel.
Of ease few miles from Ruthln, Eng.
land, on the Wrexham road, the sexes
are SO strictly divided that they cam
not even see each other. The build.
ing forms a right angle, in one arm
Of which the men sit, and the women
fn the other. 1t was built and en-
dowed by a misogynist of the Stuart
period. who objected to having his
devotion disturbed by the hated sex,
and, sympathizing with male pos
terity, stipulated expressly for this
division in his deed Of endowment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
Worlds
+ cir i
K&feS

Beginning September -, ancl
coz arlnS until the end Of
The Worlds $ F,i1 low rate
excursion tickets to St. Louis
viii DC on sale Sunday, Mon
day, I ucsday Wedc,ess zls.I,-
and Thursday Of each week.
] re rate is extremely low
about cent a mile each
way Z days limit. Tickets
good in chair cars and coaelac
only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
Tokens from Iife's Sea.

Round the ,sMbers OF the Itoat
Waits and strAXs ~ ocean float
CarNen thjErs ~ human bands
From soDe unGiscoNeleG i:7Hd>
IAnG the skipper turns 20 20
TOWARD this lan0 lie does not know,
MOI in Nain interpreting
Signs tnat Wjf,0 and WAter. bl.IIg.
IS foa; upon Bfe.s sea
HeD3n1e0 Arot,Id W!1n ,nrstegN,
Son et!rnes on the side ! iiIG
Tokens Lroueh hit iy W;Ne a,sd wind.
These take with cayeful Iced.
Treasure them anG St"iNs 10 re.d--
Tokens OF some land tha es
Ihe4r!or-d o. earthly e!.>
With such course as | C!scesl,
20 this Woi'der-i /: Nd turn.
Trusting 1t the l%st 10 yliGe
lnI& haven safe anG Nice
Shall hpd upon the shoee
Those h0In new ! s.e ne NIore.
WE s.t"N tHAe the rone ! cast
DraW ne jn, and moor me fAsi7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-12
Cures Winter Couch.

J. F. Cover 1o1 n. Main ST.. OF.
1awa. Kan. writes: Every fall il
has been my wife's trouble TO catch
colo. and therefore to cough all Win
Ter long. Last fall got for her a
otsle Of Hore hound Syrup. She used
It and has been able to sleep soundly
all night long. Whenever the cough
tvonbles her. two or three doses ops
he cough. and she is able 10 be up
and well 25c. soc s1.0o.