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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
LYNCAEB NEAR CRcssET7.
2.ea stzua9 &e9fo Up and 6iddled his
E0dy with Bullets.


Grosset Sept. e.-Fhe nesro who
attempted % assault two white girls
SaWg9qs- s:sit Wa raetrraa at this
nlaca SaaGaT by q Hoz8e Of farmers
and lynche1 Flc was taken to the
1faoo ahou three miles from Crossett
and stran& . a tree. after which the
mo& xgazg5ss ra=e= r fi4dit 3 Ill
body With te1let. The assault. upon
dc tW0.eiii, loa!s lss,~c, the Ronh2m
plantation. e.lout -. miles from Cros-
sett. :.
Details Of tne crime and the nesro's
name were nnobtainable The posse
LETT within dfteen minutes after hang
in9 Jhe negro. None Of them would
glve out any information.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
" >nsg
RABBI FEitI1E5 i
CONGREGATION ANSHE EMETt4
FRIDAY NIGHT
!
IS Graduate of the Hebrew College at
Cincinnati, and Is a Student
OF Note.
OF Note,
ARRIVED IN TIE CITY FRIDAY

Rabbi Ephriam Friesch of Cincinnati
;.as arriy ed in the city and will on
sridaF night take formal charge Of
the pastcrate of the jewish congresa-
t.o2, Anshe Emeth, Of this city. Rabbi
frlesch has been in the city since
last Sunday and is rapidly making
fqiends here. He is q graduate of the
Hebrew college at Cincinnati and a
student Of note. Though compara-
lively yonne man. P2bb Friaech has
already made his mark Is a preacher
i as#ef H. comes 10 ere of sthe-
'-e@t co1ere&af ioas u A4l:ans7s. :,
IA. Friazah succeeds Dr. ] S Scr
'J a. s5 orc % 81 ,aa 2a@.5 = .o .3.,a, .s''a.
creation n the south. =
Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED
Personnel! Of the Ticket Which hece'S
ed the eop,t's Approval.

The state officers elected Mohoa' :
each for s...e: m 1.-Two years. eScep'
chief and os' 9tia+os justice, WHOSE
terms are e:slt voaIe each. are:
Governor jeff Davis.
Treasurer-H. c. Upton.
| Secretary Il State-O. c. Lud"ls'
Attorney Genera1-R. L. Rogers
4, Audtor-Avery =. Moore.
Superint dent of Public lnstruc.ioi'
III. II. Hinemon.
Commissioner of State Lands--f. +
Conway.
Commissioner of Misses. Manufac
lures aai Agriculture-H. T. ofa'
ford.
Chief Justice-Jos. N. Hill.
Associate Justice-E. "A. McCuliocn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06

their vote a." il is innt@n that many
Of ;hc',, %nted for G9'.rnor Davis i
"refera1ce to Y. II. Mze,s, the R4Dt
Lean nominee
Mar>v Dc"3cc"ats lfueod to vote fo'
} # III o"t tho great majority Of
White speUple stooa by II ticket and
refused '0s;ciatch thc emocratjc non
in- e. . .@4::fom nrecen: 'a9ications the
srte flsegGVesnor will lC greater thaa
Z was }asf Year, ar;i Jefferson county s
ferreseaaat.ohsin tne state conyeniic
vi #iikhEaylNSTeasfd
:sT-flt -~of lssfhe povc:ror's race. so
i al:hs ff'9'yrs . ri reported is as
& \ ~ s..-S. - - - So
70
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
SECOND CAME, TOU
LUMBERMEN TAKE BOTH GAMES
WITH MONROE GM LABOR
DAY,
0opsing PitsFsr Batted All Over the
Field, NhjIe Beaver Had Visitors
At tie Time Guessing.
7OF-HEAVY SCORE OF IS TO 4 /

After running and jumping, gettins
hit with the ball. looking at the bad
ones, smashing the good ones, taking
advantage Of the other fellows errors
ard doiD2 about everything else l1aoWn
10 The baseball fraternity the cfst.
while st4ied iumbermen took the sec
oad game in the afternoon Of Labor
day and thereby pleased one of the
largest crowds that has attended any
ot the @a1aaz this season. There were
aEehos d I'm and punches ard huns
II rim f'lff,la@a times dtd tbo mon ii
r1l p AID that dent that bai been
,woru in The Plate duti84 the Greeav5Ia
games Wa4. made deeper AMI =wide'.
There was fQn for the mar Hho love
sinsles, there was fGa foe=tha= =feiia#
who loves 10 see the doubles ard &ha'9
&obs of fun for those who wani to
see The ball smashed ia tae far corner
Of tho lea field fence where The =b1ae
a51as 8'5l1 tAeir rests end rest al
9-la isiafIs intii GFU6b comes ID a. :
Bat.
The n5aH @ll9 eats scrap iraa fer
Breakfast. forsesdoes fa4 bres lzfa L.
horsesboes IN dinner railroad rad
for supoer ard tales &o ii0a to8ic n,
tVeen times, alade Gis1l2l o. sa4,
Gle Yesterday t1lat eHr9asse his prn=
Hions el'ests on she local diamond
Whom Gruhb comes 10 The lat tn
folders @eserany start toward tba
feacc a4d he has to hit The bah befora
tlls fle!dal5 set out of siaht in order
=. get those three base hits Of his.
,ha is .tt4Aaa yea son Grubb hits he ball
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
FATE AME MOMENTS UNKNOWN

Little Rock, Sept. G.-The biennial
| Election in each cf the twenty-five
counties of Arkansas yesterday was
| fer state, county and township off
CT s. Inulcu ons re that The total
vote III TIC site evcf eds 15G, 900 Two
years ago ii 9as 1'9.711. divided
Follows on governor: Davis, - .354 My
#crs 29.251, G:s,Yes &312, Nimball .79v.
Davis plurality in 1902 was 4S.1o3.
There ".as an increased vote in
many counties yesterday. n the sev-
| {en wards ii the city of Little Rock the
3totai vote Mas ), 217, against 90 tive
yeas ago. NotwfthstaadinG thai
Nx xers ran ahead in se@o"al precincts
I in The city, Davis carries he civ
[and county by a safe ma a5erits# oxor the
| Republican nominea.
The early rvt1esss ..s.e snlfzcfe=t e.
[justify the Sc ts-1reti' raat 1a,Te has
| been no political revolution III Arkan-
sas That the state remains ia thl
Democratic column by a plurality be
tween 10000 ard 10000 is clear from
| the tenor of the voting as far as re-
pert ed t.. = lins ereGited to Myers
|are fully offset by Democratic &aiss in
eastern Arkansas In Woodruff county.
. for instance. many negroes voted for
Davis and about 80 per cent Of tho
Note east was for the Democratic NOM
iaee
There was 20 onPoqEi9a to tho De. c
|cral!c etq1e lahet excant on eovefne'
! Ia Pulaski county Kavanaogh for
Sheriff and Alarsn for assessor arc
elected by larse maor;ties over Bell9r
and Robinson, independents.
Secretary John Ii. Page OF the Dom
ocratic state committee, at 1o o'clocN
last night, estimated that Davis pln'
|lality vii be G5,ooQ.
i. Che retpay from the rural precincts'
which will te&jn' coming in:rapid'y to-
Gay, ,are expeo!dd to.:s'iow heavy gains
lor Davis. Gd6drum township Lon
kolke 3 County, d vas s ii,eata from last night
g, gave Davis 81 - and Myers 1. The
'pa .off goyeriisEh in Lafayette and Lit
5tle2River counties is close. Myers
made gains at Batesville but the rural
vote will give Davis safe majority
in the county.
Amendments Nos. 8 and 8 are run
ming we'll in the town and city vote
| lut it is 20 early to predict the fate
of the two measures. The country vote
Will determine the result.
Among tie surprises of the election
lis the prooable defeat of Cot. hiii
Childers. Democratic wOminee for sher-
III of Lawrence county.
Republican State Chairman ii. l.
Eemmel stated last night that Myers
had made heavy gains, and he express
ed the opinion that if the same ra''o
a. increase continued all over the state
the Repuhl,can nominee would carry
the state.
1There was no tronble in sCrittendeh
ccunty. and advices from Marion sho"
the election of the entire Democra'io
Wicket.
The unopnosed democratic nomlh
received ab,ut s5 per cent of the
vote cast.
r-O----
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06

Railroad commissioners ,
HGd@ins, J Y Phillips J e. Hanlp-
on.
There was no opposition to any ex
cert Gov Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06

Two-base hits-Taylor, Kanzlcr.
Three-basc hits-Grubb 2, Sample.
stolen bases-Cavender, Mufphey,
Sample 2, Grubb, Berry 9, Hickman.
Bases on halls-Helm ).
Struck out-By Doayer 4, by Helm
7
Passed ball~Flass.
Sacrifice hits-Grubb.
Double plays--Gfroerer, Berry ard
Sa'aflr.
Tine II @amc-1:55.
Urapiro-Dawkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06

The announcement Of Babe Browns
ln9th will lie read n Pine Bluff VITA
keen regret for the player had many
friends hero. He was with the Pine
Bluff team last season under the man
arement of George Blackburn and dlq.
aplendid work for the locals, but Ma 3
Erown as a hard luck pitcher He'
shook his '.anah' when he left Pins j Is,
Fluff and ,rf,ds good in the soutRear}P ).
league with w.!.9 .New Orleans he .Tas
with the '3hEaaeport team when ne
ciea.
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"BARG BROWN DEAD

Shrayeprt La, Sept. G.--Pitchor
Cyrus Brow. better known as "Rabea
Drown, because Of his diminuiSe size.
died in > eauitarium here this morning
from cGncnssion OF the brain or spinal
menir sits, II has not been.detcrnlined
which, cau92d by inj':..r;.s received
wect1 ago il! ~. frteh''ly scN}jfle' e.}t with
pitcher Gc9r"s Feye o. .x4.1. 4ne shreveport
team Fl,;;e.5yl 5yl'ruck Bla@9. i9- -.he face.
knocking him down. and in. falling
Brown st1p5,k hi. head AGAINST q keg
Nc serious re4ults' -%;"re expected until
Yesterday. wfea Il f'acaniSe known ihat
Brown coald not lveV9.frown was. ,ih:
ii! recently member Of the NeW'Or-
leans teara, his release being plr-
chased by Snrevenort His greatest
pitching feat was accomplished against
the locals here this season, when he
smut them cut without hit. The re-
mains we"c shipped to Browns home
al LousVil9, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
-
PHONES PUT IN STREET CARS.
JEFFERSON COUNTY RETURNS

''p II III Grarhic's press hour today
lhe cou { @ the EaHots showed the
Fote on DO goyeTao,'s race as fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06

Score bv innings r. H. r.
Pine Bluff 4 / o O 6 ) i--15 - :
Monroe % / > o o C. & .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-06
A DARING HOLO-UP
NEGRO CAME TO PINE BLUFF TO
CELEBRATE LABOR
DAN
Three Other Negroes Take Finn Out to
See the City by Starlight and
Rob Him.

Rob Him.
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Card From Mr.. Evans.
Editor County Record

Editor County Record
l have just read the card OF
Mr. Garris in regard to better
depot facilities at Kingstree.
A man should be judged by his
works and not his promises,
especially where the promises
are made on the eve of an cleo
ton. The Railroad Commission
should not wait for a petition
from the people when it is plain
that the rights of any section
of our own State are disregard
ed bv the railroads. They have
the power to take the initiative,
and should assume the response
bility and do their duty without
waiting in their Office to be
begged to perform their duty.
This has always been the
trouble, and the people should
have an active, aggressive COM
missioner, who is ever on the
alert to protect the rights OF the
people on his ownsrmotion and
high sense of duty. This kind
of waiting in easy chairs has
caused many a disaster and lost
many a valuable life. If I am
elected 1 promise it will not be
six years before the rights OF
the people are protected and
their interests advanced. The
people of Williamsburg cuunty,
will not have to petition me,
their public servant, to do what
is, and has been a plain duty.
A Railroad Commissioner
should inspect and examine and
ascertain the needs of our peo-
pie, and then see that they are
entitled to under the law. Wig
ilance, not inertia will be my
creed. Respectfully,
w. BOYD EVANS.
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A Letter from Loris.
County Record

Editor County Record
AS it has been some time since
I have written to your paper ]
will now beg space in your col
umns to state that I have just
closed one of the most success
full meetings I have conducted
this year at Ebineza church,
and it resulted in several con-
versions and many homes prais-
ing the Lord. Many old people
were saved as we'll as the young
1t was thrilling to the heart to
see the ones that were saved.
praise the Almighty.
Notwithstanding the sickness
of the community the people at
tended the abode of worship
regularly, and we had fine con
gregations.
This is my second year on the
Loris circuit, and I am glad tt
state that we are having a fine
success in all our undertakings.
We are trying to place such re-
ligeous environments around the
rising generation as will be
beniticial to them.
Wishing you much success in
your paper, I remain,
Rev. S. J. MCCONNELL.
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A NEW RAILROAD.
A New Line To Pass Through This Coun-
ty Between Cowards and Scranton.

Our advertising columns con-
tain a notice by the secretary of
State, of the application of the
Seashore Railroad of Conway,
S. c., for an amendment of it's
charter, allowing said company
to extend it's lines. 1t is pro
posed to extend the road from
Conway to South Port, N. c..
on the east and from Conway to
Marion and Sumter on the west.
The road will pass through the
northern section of this county be
tween Scranton and Cowards.
1t will open up a fine country
which has been held back by
lack of railroad facilities. The
enterprise is being projected by
Burroughs and Collins, the rich
merchants of Conway, and Con-
gressman Scarborough. This is
one of the numerous enterprises
which MIR Scarborough had in
mind when he decided to retire
from Congress. BY the project
ing of such enterprises he can
do more for the people of the
District than he could in Con-
gress.
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New Furniture Store.

The stockholders of the King
stree Hardware Co. met yester-
dav. The out of town stock
holders present were Messrs j
W King and w A Blizzard OF
Dillon. The stockholders de-
cided to open at once full line
of furniture, cofins and caskets.
They propose to have a first
class stock. They will use the
brick store room adjoining the
hardware store. They will build
right away large brick ware
house in the rear of their stores.
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NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.

~ would cough all night long"
writes Mrs Chas Applegate, of
Alexandria, IEd., "and could hard
~ get any sleep. l had consump-
ton so bad that if walked block
I would cough frightfully and spit
bood, but, when all other medicines
failed, three $l00 bottles of Dr
Kings New Discovery wholly
cured me and gained So pounds.
It's absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Bron-
chitis and all Throat and Lung
troubles. Price soc and $l.O0. Trial
free at DIR w V Brockinton's drug
store.
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SCRANTON LETTER.
OUR CORRESPONDENT WRITES OF
A TRIP TO VIRGINIA.
Enteresting Points Described-Mtn'
tion Of Local Scranton
Happenings.

A sail down the James river
by moonlight where the fire flies
lin the brambles and over the
water shone like a world of
| diamonds, was one among the
most pleasant features of our
summer trip. A murmer OF
voices and a faint splash at
tracted our attention to a young
woman and man swimming
across the river where its wa
tiers spread over two hundred
feet.
At 3 O'Clock a. M, we were
called by request to see James
town by search-light, which
showed us a church about 300
years old. Excursionists can
find there the old well of John
Smith, a brick-curbed piece of
colonial date, beside other
things of interest, but the
settlement is abandoned for
Newport news and Norfolk both
OF great naval Importance. At
Norfolk wharf we observed; a
cargo of six car boxes and fat
being taken from the A. c. l.:
station across to Norfolk aud
Western station opposite each
other across the bay. \, ,
Roanoke is a beautiful. city
nestled, like Gyrol, between
mountains. East of Town is
Mill mountain, two miles high,
which if ascended gives one a
birds eye view of Roanoke, Sa-
lem and Vinton.
From here we parted with
hospitable friends and relatives
and began our journey west:
ward to St. Louis, which ended
in thirty-six hours, after passing
through seven tunnels counted
in daylight and we know not
how many at night. In tlat-top
mountains west of Cumberland
we noticed miles of coke furna'
ces and dozens of coal mines,
also some iron mines. The first
iron found in America was on
the little stream between Pe
tersburg and Richmond Va:
called Falling Creek. We count
ed 1913 cars of coal which made
oue train drawn by two eng ines
and pushed by a third from the
mines. Enough for this time. We
will take st. Louis next week
Mr. l. A Way depot agent al
Efingham, attended church here
Sunday. :.
Mr. r L Phillips of Sumter is
here.
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Benson Briefs.

BENSON, July 18:-Mr G b
Steele of Kingstree spent sew
eral days last week at this place
visiting relatives.
Mrs John s Mccullough has
returned from a visit to her Sis
ter, Mrs G E Rembert of Fair
field county.
Rev H F Oliver, pastor OF
Cedar Grove church, will con-
duct a meeting commencing on
Friday evening before the fifth
Sunday inst. at $50 O'Clock
continuing through to the even.
ing of the fifth Sunday at 8:3e
O'Clock.
We are in the midst, of a ser
ious drouth and # there be nc
rain in a few days the early
planted corn wMbe injured.
1t is very dryM this immediate
communicated Strange to say
that justa few miles away show
ers have fallen copiously and
right here we are burning up.
Cotton is doing fairly wei
though it is a dry weather plant
Simon Scott. the blind maj
died a few days ago. W. S. e.
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ONE LADY'S RECOMMENDA
TION SOLD FIFTY BOXES
OF CHAMBERLAIN'S STOM-
ACH AND LIVER TABLETS

1 Ihave, I believe, sold fifty boxes
of Chamberlain'S Stomach and
Liver Tablets on the recommends.
ton of one lady here, who first
bought box of them about a year
ago. She never tires of telling
her neighbors and friends about the
good qualities of these Tablets
P NJ Shore, Druggist, Rochester
Ind. The pleasantest purgative ef-
feet of these Tablets makes them Il
favorite with ladies everywhere
For sale by DR. DC Scott, kingstree
Lake City Drug Co. Lake City; DR.
W S Lynch, scranton.
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NOTICE.

Parents who have girls to
send to the Graded school can
secure board for them with Mrs
Amelia Scott, who is now occu'
pying the cottage on Academy
Street next to Mr. NJ F Heller's
convenient to new school build
ing. Terms reasonable. Apply
or write to
MRS AMELIA SCOTT,
6-30-tf Kingstree, S. G.
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Statement of the Bank
ofLake City.

At the close of business July 18th, 1904
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, $ss,sl5 "a
Furniture and Fixtures 37l OO
Cash on hand and in Banks 35,SIS 73
Total s66, 1854 81
LIABILITIES.
C.nital Stock paid up - $4,000 90
Undivided Profits. Fix paid 3,244 3s
HennsitS 1880 SO
Total s66,l64 o.
State of South Cardinal
Williamsburg County.i =.
Personally appeared before me-, f. W.
Yates, { asher of the Bank OF Lake
CITY. who on oath says that the above
statement Is true to the best OF his
knowledge and belief.
f. w. YATES, Cashier.
Sworn to before me the 10Th. day OF
July 1904. HOME G- ASK1NS,
! Notary Pubic. ~
Correct Attest: " Sl
A Williams, f>
John \ Green.
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Legal Blanks

Just received. :. Full line of
legal blanks at the RECORD OF
FICE.
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FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES.

Received too late for classified columnl.
We are authorized to announce MIR
7 DAVIS CARTER for the Legislature,
subject to the rules OF the Democratic
party.
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An IDEAL RESORT.
EDITOR WOLFE WRITES WITH EN-
THUSIASM OF HARRIS SPRINGS.

EDITOR WOLFE WRITES WITH EN-
THUSIASM OF HARRIS SPRINGS.
Large Patronage-Excellent Accomo-
dation-Youth Renewing Water
Social Gaiety.
HARRIS SPRINGS, S. c.,
July 16, 1904.
Editor County Record
Had Ponce de Leony :: in his
quest for the tabled fountain of
immortal youth wandered to
Harris Lithia Springs he would
not have died a disappointed
and broken hearted old man,
but with renewed youth and
health would no doubt have at
tanned the patriarchal age limit
and died blessing the lucky star
that guided his footsteps to the
healing and life-giving waters
of this wonderful resort. There
are mineral springs and summer
resorts without number, every
one of which with some degree
of truth may lay claim to its
peculiar virtues; but for a rare
combination of advantages, un-
approached and unapproacha-
BILE, those who have shown the
good judgement to choose Har-
ris Lithia for their summer out
ing unhesitatingly commend
this place, par excellence, above
all others.
The hotel in size easily out
ranks any other in the State,
and with its shady hooks and
cozy corners it is not difficult at
any time of day to find a cool
and pleasant retreat from the
sun on the five hundred square
feet of veranda that encompass
the spacious building.
Ever since the opening OF the
hotel, the 14th of last month, it
has been comfortably filled with
guests and the present season
promises to be one of the most
successful since the Spring was
first discovered and the excel
lence of its waters promulgated
to a thirsty world.
Mr. J II Matthews, the urbane
and obliging Manager, makes
an ideal host, and in saying that
he is tireless in his efforts to
provide comfort and enjoyment
for all his guests, [ state but
the fact. The hotel is modernly
equipped with electric lights
and fans and also has a com
plete system of waterworks:
The cuisine is all to be desired
and the "kicker" on hotel fare
is conspicuous by his absence,
Three times a day and at night
in the ballroom first class or
chestra discourses the sweetest
music, to the great delight o1
votaries of the nimble nymph
Terpsichore. Invitations have
been issued to a german this
evening, and in addition to the
Young folk in the hotel many
visitors are expected from Lau
rens, Clinton, Greenwood ano
other nearby towns.
Last Thursday evening a pro
gressive whist party was give1
in the hotel parlor's, which en-
tertainment afforded enjoyable
recreation to the many who par
ticipated. After an exciting
contest the ladies prize was VOL
by Miss Emma Little, of Lams
vile, Ga, and the gentlemen
prize was awarded to Mr. G v
Wolfe, of Kingstree.
Following are those who tool
part in the games: Mesdame
H S Cheek, G Carmichel, Fit
Maurice, Pettus, Mclaughlin
Kendrick and Young. Misse
Lillian Fitzmaurice, Thomasin
. Fitzmaurice, Brady, Mar,
Nance, Shofeld and Stephen
son. Messrs Harris, McLaugh
lin, Kendrick, Wolfe, Stewart
Arnold, Matthews, Petttls
Cheek, Harden, Craig an
Shofeld- q. W. w.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC CHOL
ERA AND DiARRHOEA REM
EDY.
This remedy is certain; TO be
needed in almost every home be-
fore the summer is over. 1t can al
ways be depended upon even in the
most severe and dangerous cases
It's especially valuable for sum
mer disorders in children. 1t is
pleasant to take and never fails to
give prompt relief. Why not buy
It now ? 1t may save life. For sale
byt DR. u G Scott, Kingstree; Lake
City Drug Co, Lake City; DR. W :
Lynch, Scranton.
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An echo is the only thing that ca,
fllmfam woman ont OF the last
word.