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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Muller & Son:
BY order OF William Hoes, public administrator.
) shares Safety Car Heating and Lighting -,
81 600 Tnited States per registered
st 900 s2sS SawYort Sag and Erie Railroad Company
second mortgage per cent extended
istered bond, due September, 1919; coupons
E, ~, MaTch Mayyork o1 and Erie Railroad Company
third mortgage a. per cent a extended reg
5stsTsd Ms4ch aDd DGne sep9ember @ coupons 1os4
BY order of executors
chssa si6s P5Sss SRfos Rl9ssd @ s5
shares New-Yor1 Fire Insurance Company Ill
1 share Adams Express Company; ;.....:;. 2oS4s
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
sRa4e sRa''1i United Shoe Machinery Corporation
s, 600 RetsI5s RBieeehsr Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company per cent extended bond. due ,,,
si.oco Oregon short Line Railroad per cent re-
funding bond due 1929. s81s
s"O' iond one due ie45 pe ee-' - io4a
sy order of trustee
- shares First National Bank of Brooklyn. oSl
For account Of whom it may concern
SIS, 600 Nantucket Company second mortgage 10
per gold bonds, due October, 80
25 shares New-YoTk and Monmouth Park .e-
10 shares New-York and LcnE Branch Steam COZ,
$50 600 Ratlana s.rset i0 Railway Company first
mortgage 5 per bonds. July. 1905
coupons and 500 shares Rutland Street
thares Saionai Bank Of Commerce 1ssE
81 900 North Hudson County Railway Company
ss.1s,ss sss S: ss
$50 Cleveland Electric Railway . per cent
mortgage gold bonds, due 1913: interest -.
March and September. lo'
So 600 Belt Railway Of Chattanooga first mort
gage per cen gold bonds dus 1876: in -,
terest January and July. -, lso's
gold mortgage bonds. due 1880; interest
April and October. luz
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STOCKS.
.Flat price quotations.

CelIuloid Company.
Consolidated Traction Co of J.-........---, e2
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company. -3,S ,oc
Essex & Hudson Gas Company 20 80
Ges & Electric Company Of Bergen county '''- 1s1
Water Company common. iS0
preferred. oOn
Hoboken Land & Improvement Company ~
Hudson County Gas Company. OK 5s -
Jersey City: Hoboken G Paterson ny Co....1 14S $50
p. LorilIard preferfeu' G. poyer 90 80. 60
New-Brunswick Light, heat rover No-'.''''e eeS
NewJersey zinc c9mpany :;s1ons onpany 1ss 172
North Jersey street Railway Company - :.
Paterson & Passalc Gas a q N1'eN''' 90 IO2
PUBLIC service 1orpo aao, j;on,nany $50 260
cn-osrset Int IN & Middlesex Lighting CO., ,90 800
so1,.h Jersey Gas Tracti2n Co.. dZ66 a.o
Singer ManetseeuIt.5 O'--'-' eS5 $50
tinted Electric Company OF New-Jersey- - -
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular II a. N. D. m. calls
yesterday with the final prices of Monday fol-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

rrtendsa steamship Sangs from Vancouver for Japan
China and Philippine Islands
Empress Of China Nov 9th ~ Tartar Jan sth. 'os
y 11thl Emp'ss OF Japan Jan I'D
tmnress of 25th Emp Of China i9th
For Fill Hawaiian Islands. Australia and New Zealand
Moaua......Nov. 10Th iAorangi ............Dsc ssh
For rates and information apply PSI 5th-avs-. ~
and Broadway
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

The condensed income account of the severai
constituent companies comprising the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit system makes the following show
ing for the quarters ended September 3D. 100 ana
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phil PHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co.. No % Broad-st
New-York and No. 122 South 4th-st.. Philadelphia
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
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Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCH
ni1e ISroessors Teachers Tutors GOvernesseS. ETC..
70 COLLEGES Schools and Families Apply 10
" tfrs n J. YOIING-FITLTOE, % Union Square
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,ovcor1nATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
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BONDS.
Open High Low Last
ing. est. est. sale.
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

tseI1 .Less than 100 shares
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ssssc: the close was $3.50 TO 4sa4c. The range of
May was from 47c 70 47ssc closing At 47Hc.
The market for was exceptionally dull ard
quiet with trade entirely local. and OF a scalpng
nature. Prices were strong me sample market
ported fair. December closed at the top. S0tc
after selling low S0isc. May sold from 32l.c
10 S24.c closing the latter price.
The trade in provisions was the best reported for
some time. Prices ruled firm. Influenced by the
strength in coarse grains. The buying of an
excellent character. Longs. who had profits on
their lines. were the principal selerz There was
notable increase in the investment buying. mostly
for the January product. pork in particular Janu-
ary pork sold from s12 57lb to sf2 so to u2 10 and
eased on to 81 6Ils January lard sold from IS s2l2
s. sa January ribs from IS IS 10 s. 90 easej
of 10 IS 57l7 Hog receipts 80 0Op head -
prices at the yards were &c lower.
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Tn.al Rles.
zoND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market steady Final
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DED ID" LINE.
AG For La Guayra Puerto cabeIo Curacao and xsra-
r.,ho vi, calling at San Juan. p. n.
From pier f9. adjoining Wall St. Ferry. Brooklyn
Saturday November II,
q 3 P9IIADEIPHIA-....Sa Saturday. November Is
- - For Il Guayra, Curacao and Maracafbo.
8 g MARACAiBO- Saturday December 2. noon
Ths.e superior accommodations for
.'Ase BoUIITON BLISS 4 DALLETT,
Managers. 81 Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
NEW.YoRk AND orHER GAS SECURITIES.

sAnd interest.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Steamers sail daily. except Sunday. from Pier
26 North River foot of Beach Street. New York
Tickets including meals and stateroom accom-
modations, $500 one way, S1400 round trip, and
upwards.
TELEPHONE 1850 FRANKLIN.
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Qa[l ILQMlEllON llNE.

DAILY SERVICE.
Toint Comfort. Nerfolk, Portsnootn. f.hns.
Newport Va ecnnectirS for PetersourE
Pichnond Virginia Beach Washington. d T., and entire
South ant West
foot Beach St week at 8 D M
h. b. President and Tratfc Manager
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

asked.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MINING STOCKS.

.c..o Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

CLARK'S f6U1sh f6 TME ORIENT
and Mediterranean including Spain. by specially
t.-ed S Arabic 1s 900 TONS starts Feb Sch. eruss
~ 20 days spending days in Palestine ana Egypt
onv fsOO and up including shors excursions,
boIsIs drives fees and all necessary expenses
Eor Illustrated Descriptive Booklet address FRANK
n CLARK ss Broadway, New York
Round the world parties start Dec. 4th-
CUNARD LINE.
"A. E,on, Pier. 51-52. North River.
70 IJVERPOOI. via QUEENSTOWN.
,--i. 10 Wow II P. N. Lucsnia. Dec 2 10 A. u.
laat, Gov Is a3O NJ Umbria Dec Q. p. ".
Sarnpds Nov 25 P. NJ Carnans Dec ie. $50 A. ".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -NAPLES-ADRIATIC,
oCAPONIA-Fa.test and Most Luxurious Of
Ieyiathans-Jan. 9th. Feb. 9th.
sp,n,.ment, the ne Modern Twin Screw stsamerA
- -III -. q, Noon. IAN 49,.
g. iVcNi = Dec. g. Noon. Feb ID. Apr
......- Dec. 10. Noon Feb 20 Apr. 10
Vernon H. Brown G. A. 20 B'way. ~ 7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
The School Girl. ="

one Of the attractions 10 Re seen
here early This fail is The School
Girl. which Is generally SAID 70 oe
one Of the prettiest musical plays
yer written. Suffice It to say that
the music of The School Girl was
furnished by Leslie Stuart, The famous
author Of eFlorodora
The story ef The School Girl be
gins in the garden of the convent at
Plassy, where Cicay Marchmont con
fides to her chum, Lillian Leigh, that
although in love with Edgar Verney,
an artist, her parents have determined
upon her marriage to Sir Ormshy Led
ger. She wants TO communicate with
Verney. who is somwhere in Paris, in
order to rescue her from her plight.
Lillian volunteers to carry the mes.
sage and runs off to Paris. In her
search for yerney she finds herself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
Mish orcfnar.

4 leader OF xomans suffrage agita-
ion once askeet Miss Marie Drofnan,
leading woman Of Charles 3. Han
ford : company whether playing sncA
roles az .Por-i ia. Katherine" "Dea-
fierona AMI ioarthenia. did 40
make her ambitious 70 20 fora and
e. heroine IN real liz. Miss Drof-
nah failed % see ne argument anu
frankly odd her interviewer thar IN
her opinion each OF The characters
en-ioned we're distinguished for their
domestic vfrtues and nor for political
aspirations Porria. Katherine
ana "Parthenias We're happy in fna-
ny husbands while poor 'D'sde
mona 5" hopes were utterly wrecked
hy losing one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
Dora Tfcrre .

One Of ne mos important an
nouncauen5s 9f he current season tn'
ne drama &c field OF popular-Dricef
ernuaemenrs * ne drama liza ion Of
Dora Thorne. Bertha VI Clavs nov
:. Of International fame, Dora
Thorne." IS one OF The most success
II! novels Of me kind that vas ever
written. Time only increases is value
and enchances Is popularity proving
mere than al else is useful work IN
he li-erarg> world \ story full 4
humor and pafhos, wei defined char=
acters. and sincere heart interest.
Dora Thornen Is indeed full OF ma
-erial 20 make one OF 5he most sac
cessfuI Of the many dramatized nev-
as. Dora Thorne' vii De seen a
he Elks fheaser Friday. November
q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
Forepaush and Sells Show.

Forty merry mummers will add hi
Iarity to the ring performance of ihe
Forepaugh-Sells circus when they
show here Wednesday mex. The
clown today is a feature in multiplied
umber.
OF late years the sawdust jester has
been crowded out of the arena, Years
ago il was between the rests of the
bareback riders that he cut up didoes
with the ringmaster and got a sharp
crack with the whip for his foolery
once in a while he came on as a dull
looking countryman who had taken
more hard cider than was gooI for
him, and undertook to ride a crazy
pony. Now he is loaded down With
accomplishments, and must not only
be able 70 grimace and iesr effectively
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

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7e.r--a- z. 4-z ..4.l--- II
Fez- Lillian an l1ca-=
- appear - II close IL '..-a
have eer-.e,s 4 .---- e9aalc- u
-aa.e own "a #-acr5r!. - acton
IL 1.aT =f aaa7
zl-t..s.T humorous .r-->..-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

SAYS August Haupt, he eminent Ger
ran naster, while Signor SgamDati
cf Rome characterized am al "one
OF he greatest arganists Of ne pres
mt epoch
In 1889 the French government in
vited him to attend the Paris exposi-
Ion as America foremost organist,
while other exposirions a. which ne
has been similarly honored were the
Vienna exhibition in 1873 Philadei-
rhia centennial in 1876 Chicago
world $ fair IN 1895, -Americaa )
exposition IN ls01: Louisiana P1lr-
chase 1904 Portland 1905
NJ. Eddy hal played 70 en haaia@5ic
audiences and sbravisaimoa n Ber.
In. London, Paris, Rome Vienna and
other European cities He attracted
he attention Of The enire musical
world 10 himself when az director Of
the Hershey school Of Music. Chica
20. he performed the unparalleled!
feat Of giving his famous series Of
one hundred feeitaIs VI haat The re-
petition Of a single composition
Mr. Eddy ha4 probably opened more
organs than aaV other oreaalst in ne
world. ana Aia opening Of be .empl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
ola East Third Avenue.

but be able % tumble, Jump, ride and
what not
In the Forepaugh-SeIIs circus there
are forty Of these droIl fellows, nor
are all OF them the traditional white
face. srreaked in red and black, and
loosely dressed in the costume Of dot
I'd white. Some appear as ramps,
some as stage Du1chmen and irish
men. some as policemen. some as over
grown boys. some az dudes, some 90
50 far as % don bizarre effects IN The
dress Of a@ other sex They are he
bulIies7 people in the whole circus.
The great Stars in spangles he Won-
ierfuI folk who perform on the flying
-rapeze, who swing by their teeth
from the distant darkness in the rop
e the TENT. who galIop around the
=avdusf rings with their long pink
Iegs and gauzy sktr.s. can come our
and be appIauded and disappear into
private life again behind the Es5ert-
Gus red curtain.
Not 50 with the clown, His perform
ance is continuous from The tine The
band begins 70 play until be has rid
den the finish Of his burlesque OF the
animal race, made up, perhaps, as a
monkey or dodo, and carried BIZ an
erher clown made up a. a donkey or a
dinosaur The clown IS poured int9
he program fer good measure ard
must always be on the spot He PEI
forms his act like a strolling player
before one group and then another
Until be has made the circuit Of the
seats, then be runs away through The
red curtain TO that strange beyond
only 10 reappear in new gu1se and do
new acts. And he must have trick
properties, too. to raise he laugh.
The fat policeman IS as bouncy as a
rubber bail. because Of his rorandiag
which is due TO a rubber suit blown
up by bicycle pump, he clown WHO
gets whaeked on the head and gives
his assailant shower bath in retail
alton. has indeed a reservoir in the
Top OF his head in his bald Wig. and
presses a bulb to produce the shower
The clown rehearses four weeks be.
fore the circus goes on tour. the arr
of being funny and rehearses every
morning TO keep up prarice and keep
up with the times. When he isn'r
rehearsing or performing his own act
he is more likely than nor to be found
on the hind legs of the trick donkey
or the front legs of the educated gi.
rafe.
The world has plenty Ief- besides
the children, who are glad to see the
old-time clown again and greet him
cordially.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
Oonnelly ard Hatfield Minstreis.

L is a peculiar fact thar more he-
arere open 5he season wi1h the Don.
nelly and Hatfield magnificent ain-
s.rels as the initial as7e5etjol 5haa
with. anv other rhea1rio4l 0reaniza-
ion. This show is now coacc,j=I =
be The greatest of the KIN, in the
world, and each year moe Managers
-ry TO secure his as an opening al
-racrion. This is NOT lue ll-oget3-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

aifcent costumes. while the Music IS
catchy. tuneful. ractfully inferspersed
with comedy situations. and he scr
of music ma one can readily vhi8-
lie. The principal musiea, hits are:
Cone Down Mister Man in the
Moon Ny Whitewash Man,
achingaHae Foe, only You, The
Eay Of Sailor. 4 Dom Want 10
b Ladv I'm the Manager
Psyche Reggie Family Tree
One TIA F1e Loves Best, and many
others
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

s5l..l4emAn- friends can 5e rej.lVena5
+ ar9uga NJ press 9z ner IN
=zr8rerarion aad II 5r4aa aew a--.-.s=
To his end nothing aaa been neg
l.cf@d from scen.c poiH. Il Fi-w aaa
zx-aa care aa4 been exercised n ~
selection OF such a cast as would in
ziIre ne aest possible meaning Of he
ssa7hor's humorous Motives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
'.ThA Show Girl.

2. c. Whitney VII present a. Die
e,Iks rheafer soon me latest up-5o-dare
4uscial success. The Show Girl" The
production IS gli rering spectacle
a. 10 scenic embelliahmenz and mag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

To Merchants: / advertise: ;. ad-
vertise literally; ), advertise eour.
aseously. To the people at large:
| Read the advertisements; ?. study
them, and verify they shall be for
your proft.-Harper,s Monthly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19
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aa= 1- -
@ IL ---Cr+1==i /.
-E IN - ABUSES.
he ..larstE s-r=cn4- Ami.
-..--.-4s-fz Narr4 al. IErz-
-1t.s-- -acz=I and a. sea- sold,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

Critic. hates i, knocks Il cold
Critic 'roas54s and tells you further
" mere hey waIlow n defect,
-Grills support aad "Sfaf and An
thor =
Ever "si. and points dtssect,
s:ssn..ers a. jokes SO stale and pointless.
Pa5hos morbid. climax. rot:
Chs nurs vulgar fla and joins.ess,
Strung roaefaar without plor.
Taza M =onz= old alnes warned
over.
Won De aeara "a side ne play
f.9eies. f=ebie-bcok, al cover,
Writer ignorant. cheeky Jay
f4Is9 Il pa rons, be il noted
sea- al gonet more N demand
Tune all wa.sal-d. apeeches quoted.
Cr!-ic can not understand.
What's he answer Honest critic
N-ri = fex plays or songs himself
While rhe cheap and enyiora cynic
Author has some On The shelf.
Eexer produced. he hates Successes
EdttOr. an s-azy -ccn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

er % the fact that eacn Of these sue
eeeding years has seen tae DonnQlly
md Hatfield magnificent minstrels
Nith more expensive and grsatea
show but mat during these many
years hey have Won the confidence
OF The pubic by fulfilling every prom
ise made Managers have learned 70
eealize this and they want to take no
chances by starting a new season with
an attraction about which there eaa
be no doubt AT the El6s' theaeer
Monday, November 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

4 vas tasteful cos1Imlnz. \ =
Eas heater soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

z.z z-l- 14-; ..r1- a. Hess
IL t-Ev- gl1 sr-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
n Wealth Of Corn.

.
Whatever woes may be in store for
the people Of this country, it is quite
certain that. in the immediate future
at least, we shsll not starve.
Corn is ripening into q great golden
harvest-a harvest that will tax the
labor capacity Of the whole great west
to its fullest.
America has long been teaching the
world to take our corn. Europe has
learned to eat it and to like it. The
market is practically unlimited. There
is no such thing as overproduction Of
corn.
There is no cereal carrying more
nutrition, none capable Of wider ad-
aption, than corn. 1t fills an amaz-
ingly broad field of usefulness, extend
ing all the way from the daintiest
tables 70 the pig sites; and everywhere
it is delicious and healthfui. Il
makes bone and muscle and sineR and
brain, and these make character.
: There is no end to the explanations
advanced for the characteristic
strength and yigor of the American
people. No explanation is near the
truth If it docs not include corn.
Corn enters ip:o the character Of
the Americans as truly as macaroni
does with the Italians and sauer kraut
with che Germans. IF there is to be
Q national flower none is more approp-
riate than the corn tassel. 81 i.
Last years crop in this country
broke all records. But the new record
was short-lived. This years crop ex.
eeeds it by the astonishing figure Of
127 900, 600 bushels.
The latest government crop report
indicates total crop for the country
of almost 1900, ,OO0,O 900 bushels--the
largest corn crop ever produced en-.
considerably larger than the ordinary
mind can comprehend.
And corr is not all we shall, have to
eat in plenty. The total winter and
spring wheat crop Of the United States
promises to be $40, 600, 900 bushels.
the largest, with one exception ever
raised. s IS " t,:5s n
The aggregate production Of wheat,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
Trained Rooster PET Of: Sheriff:

When it comes TO tanning roosters,.
former Sheriff p. d. Gilreath has prov
ed himself almost as much as en- ex-
pert ss he is known to have been in
tanning hardened criminals in the old
days when men Of the Jim Howard
stamp had to be handled in Greenyille
county.
The "Old Sheriff" as his friends,
like to call him, is spending muoh g
his time in these days at his farm
near Greer, and arnong his pets,is a
handsome Plymouth Rock rooster.
This bird never allows the sheriff TO
get out Of his sight if he can prevent
it, and follows him from one part Of
the place 60 another.
Visitors at the farns never fail Co
see the rooster, for he ia D wonder.
He will crow just as violently and
just as long as the sheriff tells him to-
He frequently comes into the house
and is fed by the sheriff. One Of the
ROSTERS best tricks is 70 take bread,
or anything else he should happen TO
be eating, out to the hens in the yard
at the direction Of the sheriff. No mat
ter how hungry he may he will not
touch grain. Of corn ora thing until
his master gives his permission. B.
Sometimes the sheriff lets him eat
grain and then makes him take the
next to the other fowls in che, yard.
This is always accompanied With q
great deal Of clucsing and stsuttiDg.
There is only one thing the big roos-f
ter seems TO fear and that is q strange
dog. liz there is one nearby the sher-,
ifHs has . hard time TO COAX him in.e5
performing. In accompanying tho
sheriff on his rambles about SEhe place
the rooster is continually cluokiDg and.
never fails TO answer the sheriff every
time he 10 sp oken$ to- just as though he;
understood every word that was being
said. He 10 wonderful bird in his:
way. Sheriff Gilreath regards him as
one Of his best friends and it would
take o big pile Of money to get the
plymouth Rock - GFeenVille N avs. |. iIl
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
BEW ARE OF S III MN EERR. EERR q GERMS. IEEEEsBf
Will Cause Sickness Unless Stomach is
with Mi.o.na

II the stomach is weak SO that food
does not .resdi!y digest i, che feed
will become q sour, Shiny, ferment-
ing mass il The digestive orrggssnss orrggssnss che;
ideal condition for germs 70 cause
bowel tronble, diarrhoea,,f OF. other
summer Hines 8.
The well known Mi,o-na will make
the whole digestive SYSTEMS so healthy,
clean and sweet that food cannot
ferment, and any disease germs which
may eatet the stomach Billbs Destroy
ed. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30
cry ick Bey

d Mark 8 vain ons 81 shis last yisis te E his
sbirthplao oa- Hannib bal, !, 3. .tola thaj
SaohooI ehiidtsn Q ts1e tory m Il hont Jaa q
sob htoaol boy saysE ' {, Phil aslphia Reos
ord
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30

just one small tablet ont . 9 a 80
cent boy nf Mi-a.na e ~ hafora eati j, na
you will have 4. no. headac hos, sbacks
ache. poor appetits, distress after
eating, heart.burn ., furred tongue,
sleepleasne esss or general debility.
Its will tone mp d TN d gebtiYe Il IS.
tenn and give perfect 4 health and
strength.
Take NJ IONS nov, and Evans phar-
macy will guarant tas 60 refund the
money! $if it does s not d ;tsIs ii s. S. The r:sk
Sis all theirs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-30

corn and oats amounts to 4,l64, ,000,-5
600 bushels, which is quarter ofa
billion bushels more than last year,
Atlanta journal.