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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-20
collections Made for Xmas Offer
ings to the Poor

Representative of all the Sunday
schools in the city met Sunday al
ternoon at the First Baptist church to
collect contributions and to devise
means by which committees from the
various congregations in town could
visit the members Of their churches
for the purpose OF augmenting the
funds already in hand. This is the
thirteenth and most successful year
of this particular branch of the Sun
day school work. Each year Mr.. L. 7.
PARROT, the genial clerk of court, has
the. funds that bring sunshine into
many poor homes on Christmas day
and so efficiently has he always dis
charged his duty that without his as
sistance and advice, the ladies would
be greatly involved IN trouole, as to
the most expedient means Of distribut-
ing the presents purchased with the
funds contributed by the generous
people OF Sumter.
The church was crowded Sunday
evinc;ng the interest the Sunday
school workers take in this noble
movement.
The cash collectors amounted to
s11S.oo
The contributions to date are as
follows:
Collection at church. s11s.oo
3. P. O. E.. ........... $500
Woodmea OF the World. =. :. 1000
Masons. 80. 1000
Knights Of Pythias. 1000
Red Men. 2.Vo
Monaghan Hose Co.. 500
Delgar Reel Squad. 500
Sumter Light Infantry. 500
Schwartz Bros. ...... 500
Cash 80. 200
Collection solicited by Misses
Hardy and Noise. 1900
Total. -. $4,000
Mr.. j. NJ. Chandler contributed IS
in clothing.
1t is the desire of the committee to
increase this amount to $500 and an
effort will be made to that end.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

MT. D. E. Blue, of Cberaw, was in
town Friday.
Mr. Jos. G. Scott, of 'Wisacky, was
an the5city Monday.
Mr.. r.. Brown. Of Oswego,
spent Monday IN the city
w e. SCARBOROUGH, OF Bishop
vile, came TO the city Friday.
Mr.. w. E. Lea. of Tin9monsville,
was IN the city Saturday on business.
Mai. ". Gaines. Of Welsh Neck
High School, spent Thursday in town.
Mr. Haryin 6. DesChmps is in the
city to spend few days with rela-
MS Ms & C. Carson, of Columbia,
IS visiting her parents, DR.. and MIS-.
dcCallum.
&. Ashleigl Mood, of the Richmond
medical College. is at home to spend
ghristmas.
Magistrate Horace Hardy and Mrs.
Emma H. Hardy have returned from
Charleston.
Or. aud Mrs. ]. R. Whitlock, of
Aiken, spent Monday with Mrs. E.
R. DeLorme-
Mrs. Al. a. Strauss and Miss Fan
me Strauss, Of Mayesville. are visit
ing friends in down.
Mai. and Mrs. Marion Noise have
Teturned from a trip to New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. joe Ussary have re-
Snrned from Spartannrg and are at the
Kentncky House.
Messrs. Willie S and Vivian Man-
ming, students at the University of the
South, are at home for the holidays.
Miss Marie Noise, who has been
visiting relatives in Atlanta for the
past month. is again in the city.
Miss. Ellen Harrell, who has been
syVisitiIR relatives in Darlington for
4haMs tWo months. has returned to
&. g. Brown and family, of st.
Charles, left on Monday fo1 High
Springs. Fla, where they will make
their home in the future.
Mr Chas. j. Crcghan, Of Washing
ton. d. c., is in the city and will
snend the holiday bere as the guest Of
Messrs- Geo. W. snd e. I. Reardou.
Mr. Ernest Rose, CT Sardinia, was
bronshs 70 she Mood -Osseen Infrmary
Monday 30 undergo an operation for
appendicitis NJ I. Rose is half
brother Of Mr.. ". B. Burgess, OF this
city.
p The friends of ME-. Guy ".
Mcbride. of Wisacky. we're delighted
80 see him in Charleston yesterday.
Mr.. Mcbride is a well known cotton
planter and is well known here
News and Courier.
Mr.. q. C.. Pagan, cashier of the
Agricultural Department, Washing
ton, d. c., and wife are on visit to
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reardor, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. McKiever, as veil as
large circle Of relatives and friends.
Though a resident of this city for
only short while, Mr.. W. D. Bsw-
ley mas made number of friends. who
will regret to learn that be has sold
his hardware business. and will p'ove
TO Florida, where be will make his
future home. Messrs. e. F. Lowe, Of
Greensboro, N. c., and Wade ".
Mcconnell. Hho is at present with the
Burns Harwdare Company, have pur-
chased Mr.. Bewiey's business.
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Father Burke Coming.

The Rev. Thos. T. Burke, who gave
a mission at st. Joseph's Chapel few
years ago, is expected here this even
ing us the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Neill
O'Donnell, where he will be pleased
20 see his many friends.
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MIR. MOSES sUCCEssoS.
Mr.. E. e. Aycocll, OF WedgefclG, Sug-
gested for Representative.

1t Will be necessary to hold an elec
ton in the immediate future to choose
successor to Hon. Aitamont Moses
in the House Of Representatives. It
is expected that Speaker Smith will
issue his writ of election within a fe.
days, and for that reason there has
been some discussion Of possible ana
probable candidates The names of
three or four gentlemen have been
mentioned as possible candidates, but
there has been on announcement
made.
4 suggestion has been made by four
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FOR SALE-Los and 7-room dwell
ing, barn and stables, on Church
strret. Ly-nchburg, S. c. Also, car
riage, two-horse wagon, one-horse
wagon, one disc harrow. For
terms, apply to Mrs. Jane NJ. Haw-
kins, Lynchburg, S. C. 12132t
class farmer to take
charge and oversee our farm. Must
be Industrious, sober and inteIli-
gent; married man preferred. Ad-
dress with reference J. J. Hardy.
& E. H. Moses. 12-6-4t
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EOii:Sfnr'c 2 ncl

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. It goes to
every part of your body, bringing new
blood, strength and new vigor It
makes you we'll and keeps you well.
35 cents. China's Drug Store
IN examination was held Saturday at
the court house by the local civil SER
vice examining board of applicants
for position of rural carrier for
route originating at Oswego.
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III q ~ -11Se1 y TT
in clothing.
1t is the desire of the committee to
increase this amount to $500 and an
effort will be made to that end.
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A suggestion has been made by four
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Plants

| am again ready to fill your
orders for early and late varie-
ties OF Cabbage Plants. They
are grown in open air, near salt
Water, and Will stand hard cold
without injury.
Prices 81 SO ger 1000;
larger the lots. smaller the
price per l 900. Special in
ducements TO dealers.
w. z. CARR,
u 2o-sM MEGGETTs, S. C.
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-. 80 ~ - vear..

Taught School fer Forsy Years
Special 10 Daily Leader.
Muskogee T. T., AVS l9.-A'rs. M l..
Harod of Okmulsee. is probably ono
oldest Greek teacher in tht nauon
Mrs Harrod is fun of interesting facts
concerning the early history oi the MAJ
ton and talks with pleasure relative 90
the early days in the country when
schools were few and crude DO eQuip-
rent.
She is among the ISL teachers who
discovered that IL WIS a ddcllt matter
20 educate the Creek fullbioods 30 the
English, ana she developed The sysem
OF associating things with words sni
made great headway viii her pupils
The funbloods she said "iearned ta'
English language rapidly aud correctly
but when they had finished -hey knew
nothing OF what they had roai. For n-
stance they would read about tf eht
when they went home and saw cat
they heard ID cdled :. creek 1nd natn
rally didnt assccfGo Gee Engiish wore
with the animal believe the schools
should De- Taught by INDIAN ieathos e
pecnlly where ihwe are tllii 'oods
Mrs Harrod tausi ben FIRST school i'
Tallahassee in 1885, sho followed teaeh
ms until lS3e-aearls haif . century
she saws MIS-. a. p Robertson. oi ini'
city. is the oldest white teacher in ine
nation. Mrs Robertson IS sonnned d
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Mrs Willard stapleton .his week reg
ceived an invitation to costume ban IA
be given at The Bungalow Short
Beach. Connecticut Friday evening
Anguss Is by Ela WheSler WILCOX.
Mrs stuplctcn aiso received from airs.
Wilcox, who has been her intimate
friend from girlhood a beautifully bound
volume Of her hook. Around The Year"
Mrs Stapleton has an autograph COPY
Of her book "The Heart OF the New
Thought," noteworthy Interpretation
Of the magazine New Thought Of
which she is associate editor. The look
IS prettily bound ana printed in clear
type. Startling as are some 81 the
tenets expressed. they are rroverhially
true here and now. That which was
vague. mystic and unreal. has become in
the hands OF Mrs. Wilcox lovable phil
osophy Of simplest construction. rhe
very simplicity Of her book encouraged
careless criticism fom those who believe
that genius and ambiguity are twin, but
Mrs Wilcox is ever the voice Of The co.
pie. what she says Is prsctical what she
thinks is clear, ara what she feels IS
plain.
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the trial. among them being Chief Of
Police Heck Thomas. As the case pro-
crossed, Judge Blanding asked tie In
dian to point olt the man who sold him
The whiskey The Indian arose ana
looked over the persons present. among
Them being the accused, John R3atner.
But the Indian paid no attention 10
Boatner but riveted his aitertion upon
Heck Thomas. whom he walked around
two or three times and examined az
though in doubt and thcn finally pointed
20 Heck as the cuprit who sold him the
liquor This Of course raised tho laugh
on Heck
Finally the Indian took another survey
of the crowd and after closely inspecting
every man pre@ent said the man who
sold him the whiskey WAS NOT present
or course this cleared Boatner Of the
charge and Heck Thomas ceased
breathing like a sap sucker
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Miss Mabel Billings. Of 1928 West r.o-
gan avenue. won the first prize Of one
dollar yesterday afternoon in the flower
contest. Walter Carlin as awarded the
second prize Others who sert in hou-
quets were Lucretia whitney. 12lS West
Noble avenue; oJhn Jacobson. 1i17 West
Washington avenue; Reba Collin, Ross
Norman, 1902 West Logan, and GLADYS
Houghton. On the first OF September tie
last prize viii be awarded Among the
bouquets sent in yesterday were two or
three from children who had not given
their names 10 Mrs Charlie Smith, the
chairman Of the committee. Their bou-
quets could not be considered when the
prizes were awarded It Is desired that
the children viii observe this, that only
those whose names are on the flower
committees list are eligible 90 prizes.
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FIrst Dav Importantl'

Remember that Is il highly important
that pupils enter school az the very be-
ginning of the term. St. Josephs Aca-
denny win reopen Tuesday, September s..
This is the Oldest Academy Of learning
in the Territories and has an established
name for thorough work and refined
training Terms very reasonable and ac-
ccmmodations cxcelent lhe additional
room secured by the New Addition" and
tho convenience afforded by other JIM
proyemcnts viii add much 10 the COM
fort Of all A large number ot students
have already secured accommodations.
For catalogue or Information addess
THE MOTHER SUI ERROR,
ST. Josephs Academy, Guthrie okla
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her bed. yet Is versed in modern and
ancient Languages keeping thoroughly
posted. She translated macy books into
Creek, including the Bible Many Of the
distinguished Creek citizens nave been
pupils at some time in their lives Of
either ms. Harrod or Mrs Robertson,
She is 10 years old. very active has
keen eye, ready wit and is possessed OF
a wonderful memory
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At Carnegie library Wednesday the fol-
lowing visitors registered:
r. q stevens. Bmman.
Miss Edna Oldbey Emporia, Sas
Miss Gladys Church Meridian.
Miss Margare, Osborne, sagordsvlne,
Kansas.
g. r. Olds. Braman
NJ J Humphrey. Braman.
Anna T.. CHM, Mangiun,
Mr. and Mrs. a. u. Ramsay Botcbo
IT, *. Free, indian pors, Ind
Mr. ana Mrs W. NJ Faulkner Iiai-
stead. Kansas
W. Z. Free, Indianapolis Ind
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STATE NEWS
Deceived the Boy

CtSltFSN AHC wv
Special 10 Daily Leader.
muskosee. !. T.. Aug ia boy about
twenty ears OF age, from Arkanms "a
typical farm lad. was looking for man
named Brownley, Tuesday who Cad
promised him position with uc soven-
ment with surveying crew. The boy
said he had made arrangements vita
Brownley 10 meet bin here 1t ihe Dawes
commission and wa, 90 uull chain for
suivoS ors Toy $40 per month. The loy
spent half "a day trying TO dnd Che man,
and becoming tired. started ilr home,
He said this experience had taught MIN
little lesson ana hereafter nc would
remain al nome and chop cotton for
paw rhe government has geo sDr,ey-
ing crew 10 the field in Indian Territory
at present and no one in is employ
named Brownicy
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SOCIETY
Nelle
Catherine
Bunyan.


r,, ,., ,,,,, were
-. - s,gs 10 ,,s,,,,n
.-,', tIer.iS ,ra ,,s co,vs~.,,,on 4, ift .
"a a. sociai sappenines and social GUS
,o,.s s,ia onc.
ahoN t,no s. n ..oiee TO take the ina-
t,f,, of women Il. realize than an at,er-
MON, recsntior ts e,ane-and-eo AFFAIR.
and tbat thav ore not supposed 20 stand
sr,1n5 and 4s,nss how .oarv tucxs hat
INV infe,d nntti.e lu b3t,.s De tir-at.
or mo cooks getting drunk or now soon
a. win bt before John goes to school. or
whcthrr Mr. so-aud-so ike. cream S.
bis core, or takes ID black. or AIRS
flsrk Is having "A dreadful tfre with
bst ssr,antsq..
.oxrais v.u nave Thorn t,m p5lnicsq.
iarebineiy asked ,n, of fhe e,oup
so, rsiiriop r,, rta,at.rsu, WIS tho
.-orpatie res,a,s. .syos rea-tubcr th,
s.finitioo fhst pr Holmes gave of a re-
centiong .eathIe. eobble. sit. That IS an
ans deseription of "a couie-and 20 fuuc-
tion."
what do women meet for at such an
ammo
.l,ist ~ ne sociatle. ara 20 disrllv
new eouns n one dts not attend these
sa,t ~ thiaes one would mover need Jew
frooRsa
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an done In such short time. whicn is
one Of the admirable features Of IT,
~ s',u ',' ! = - ,g''... t,e eo''7,' ~
~, - rsr,.t,o1 p,..,,,h,nr No.
which ann deyoutediy thankful AS
am on tie verge Of having dyspepsia for
ana night
4 like the idea OF the oome-and-Eo." "
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--~-~-----~-~--~->-~
Events and
Personal Notes.

Mrs Garter and daughter are here
from saltwater visiting Aus. Hunt tnd
attending the Assembly
Mrs Mary l.. Cotton. Of Pawnce. is
ln the city for weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs Robert l. carr
Mrs r. y. Ferguson accompanied tho
governor 20 Pawree Thursday evening
and spent the day with Friends.
Misses Inian NorwMl Helen Tryior
ana Leona Lewis. FROM Coylc spent
Monday visiting Miss Anna owens
Probate judge J e. strtna issued i.ar-
,tee license TO WIn. j. Dawson ard
Anna T. Gum, both of Lowry city
Missouri.
Mr. and alrs Frank Huht. Of Lavton.
announce the birth Of daughter Mrs
Hurt was formerly Mlss Hattie welch.
Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fuller OF Olsla-
homa City. spent SUNDAY n tre capital
cts The guests Of Mrs. D. D. Cagin. in
West Guthrie
Mr and Alrs John scothorn and "a iFh-
ter Miss Nellie. went TO Goodnight
Saturday evening 70 spend several days
visiting friends
Mrs. J p Brownice. Miss EJna Cason
and Miss Ruby Srowniee Of Richland.
spent Sunday in The city the guests of
Miss Nelle Buryan
Mrs. b. j. Osborne OF East CIevelaud
cvcnue. ieft "Wednesday evening tor O
several weeks irir to hansas city ana
sulphur Springs. T. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stinson Of East
Noble avenue, leave this week for ncrth-
ern points whore they viii spend the
remainder Of The samnor.
Miss valyerde Jones came over from
Cleveland Saturday evening ana spent
sonday in The city yisitIng home folks
at 5l2 North Vine street.
Mrs ~ r. scothom and three children.
Lydia, Earl and Charley, went 10 Arkan-
sas City Tuesday evening for an exc
tended visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Ruthven Of Jefferson city
Mo, Is spending the SUMMER with her
auuts Mrs. March ana Miss Ruthven
at 2li East Noble avenue.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w j. wmnen and two
children. Esther and Walter. went TO
Mulhall Saturday evening e spend two
or three days with friends
Miss Edna Maher LEFT Thursday foI
tended visit with her aunt Mrs. s X
Van voorhees,, al ll7 East Noble avenue.
Mrs. W. D Herod is planning de-
liehuul Trip 20 Denver, Colorado. in
few weeks Ste win be thorc for the
National G. A. r. reunion in September
AIRS. u S Wells left "Wednesday evon-
ing for a several weeks "Trip 20 Kansas
Her two talented children Nellie and
Dean, viii return with her the nrst Of
September
Miss Winnie oldham, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs Lyle iott SAT-
urday evening for Pawneo for few
days visit before reuImng 10 ha home
in Muskogee
ur. and Mrs ,lamn and children.
Miss Jeanie seamer an Mis seanen
and Mr.. and AIRS J. r Thc0drn are
camping this week al Islynd PARK during
the Assembly
Mr. and Mrs W W Kohlman and
daughter Jessie and son Carl were in the
city from saltwater thursday the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Edward e. LeEer, at l0l
West Vine street.
Mrs. Ed Wheelock a prominent society
lady OF Watonga, arrived in Gutrre
Wednesday 20 be in ihe city during
The chautauqua assembly. The guest Of
Mr and Mrs A. e. seely.
Mrs, Don Carlos smith. accompanied
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O'Clock Thursday evening when the
Reverend Mr. ventrees nruied Mr. w
y Dawson and Miss Anna ~ Cunn 9th
of Lowry City, M The youne lady has
been in the city fof several days visiling
her cousins. on her return home from an
extended visit in TeVas Mr. Dawson
arrived only this evening before. Mr. and
Mrs. Dawson itft on the evening Frisco
train FOR their home where the wedding
win be a complete surprise TO their many
friends there.
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Close Call for Heck Thomas
Special TO Daily Leader
Lawton, Aug l9-John Boatner was
ARE sted the other day on charge of
selling whiskey 10 an Apache Ind.m.
John Is in the saloon business IN this
city, but bis friends secuted the idea hat
he would resort 10 bootlegaing Yes. err
day the case came on for hearing before
Judge banding l.. s. commissioner
There We're number OF spectators al
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TO Drive out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the system
Take the Old Standard GROVE S
TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC. You
know what YOU are taking. The formu-
In is plainly printed on every bottle
showing it is simply Quinino and Iron
in tasteless form. The Quinine drives
out the malaria and the Iron builds up
the system. Sold by all dealers for q
years. Price so cents.
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and dealers at 81 90 per bottle. Look for tn,
let free upon request. Duffy Malt Whiskcy
by Miss Pansy Honus, has gone TO
Madison, Wisconsin. for an extended
northern lake trip They wll not ret0n
to The city until the first OF October.
Ex-Governor ana Mrs c. NJ Barnes.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Havinghorst and AIRS
Ge9tge ] Gilbert vert TO Crescent City
ChursLay morning 70 spend the day
GtNsmor Bamas delivered ain address
there 81 the afternoon.
Miss IHh Gussel returned saturday
might from an outing spent in Colorado
Mfss Ncne Emban viii return The Last
u the week but She other members Of
the party win vemair Coy week on ten
days longer
Mr. ard Mrs l. Bl levy and rue
daughter Bertha went Go Crescent City
Tucsday Nir Levy delivered am address
there in The afternoon at The stteet
fair and carnival being held for three
days this week
Professor C.. W. Stevens ana Mrs
Stevens are here from AIva visiting his
brother W. s. Stevens ana family. in
West Guthrie. Professor stevens occu-
pies the chair OF Zoology at the terri
toual normal school a5 Aha.
MIS- n. AL Adams. ~ 4l2 East Logan
avenue left Thursday evening for an exc
tended visit 90 tho east. she win go di-
rect TO New YORK and from there to
western Illinois end visit her parents.
Nlr and Ms a. pmenbeck.
Miss Lillian Boles VIII go TO Weather.
ford ia a week or wo. to bc thcre fcw
days before the opening Of the fan Term
Of the normal school TO assist with the
enrolling OF students. The fan session
Of The school begins september 9.
Misses Cornelia and Ella Olds who are
enjoying a six weeks trip through Mich
iean. writes home that the weather IS
delightfully."- cool and that they are having
splendid time sailing on the lakes
They are planning several 6shing exour-
sions
The many friends and admirers IN ihls
city 81 The musical talent OF Prof j.
Gerald Mrsz. viii be pleased to lear that
he viii become member of The faculty
at Capital Cniversity his illl. instruct
ing In violin, mandolin and guitar and
muse history
Mrs Ida ~ Ruby. past department.
treasurer Of The W r g.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald past department president. BOTH
mst department president of oklahoma
City are here during Assemble the
guests of MIS- j. " slade.
rbis evening a., bslf mast s,, o,,losk
it Is des,red rhat an The bovs who are
members of ,bo Epworth guard will meet
ON The lawn of the First Methodist
drill the bows viii be eiven before the
opening day OF ,he assembly.
Az Z C-,,,o,s o,,.i,.s,, ~, tbo p,,,ie
to New YORK ,esrsr5,, fo,n ber rim
,n,oad Nt,s ,ravere v,.u wish her ser
and bje far.nv lfentenant and AIRS
inter Cravap. ~ Font Williams Ne
weeks before returning Rome
Miss zella Hodges is here from Cush-
inr during the Assembly. the guest of
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Rose occupies the chair OF English liler-
ature at the Kansas Wesleyan university
ana has had the position for two years,
This fan she goes back with an increase
in salary Of several hundred dollars.
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Mrs Howard Water and Mt. =. A.
Kennedy of Lafayette. Indiana. Were IN
the city Thursday rhey are The only
brother and Aster Of Mrs Fred osehnan,
~ saltwater who Ued this week az Tho
eity hospital from the hecss OF an op-
GRAFTON They left on the eveaing .rain
for saltwater not Fnowing that their
sister had died untn they arrived ia the
city yesterday afternoon.
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OTOVGS
The-No- Cure No-Pay Chill Tonic
The makers with safety and do positively authorize all
dealers refund the money Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
fails any Of Malaria, Chlls Fever. Deal
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