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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-11
SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS

Condition Of South Carolina Crops
for Week Ending Monday, July q,
1909, as Given Out by the De-
paftment:
The week kss somewhat less than a
seasonable amount Of stttsIiime owing
to sh. frequent occurrence Of thttader-
storms during thg middle Of tke day
that caused much local cl1udiness.
Tie temperature was high through-
out the week and over the entire
Stata, The maximum temperatures
having risen 10 50 degrees, or above,
every day and at few places rose
to GfeF 100 degrees on one or more
days. The average temperature for
the week was slightly above normal,
and the extremes were a maximum OF
1O1 degrees at Blaekville on June
2sth, and minimum temperature OF
5s degrees al Gteerville on June 26th.
The precipitation #as nlsevenly dis
tributed, some localities having had
excessive amounts and others record
ed deHeisHsiss. The largest local
amount for the week was $50 inches
a. ST. Matthews. Thc smallest
amounts occurred generally OIL the.
immediate coast. The crtifc rainfall
for the week sFas due TO thunder
storms; some of which were accom-
panied by high winds, and some by
.lail. All paits Of the State have at
rrescnt an ample supply Of moisture.
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Arkansas Hits Oil Trust.

Little Rock, Special
General Rogers and Prosecuting At
torney Rhoton, of Pulaski county, FL
ed suit against the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company, alleging a conspiracy to
control the output and prices of oil
and asking damages III the sum OF
$2.OOO,OO0. They also ask that the
company forfeit its right to do. busi-
ness in Arkansas. The bill alleges
Z that the Waters-Pierce Oil Company
is associated with the Standard .oll
Company, Republican Oil Company
and others.
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but there is stiff small opportunities

lsbut there is still Small opportunities
|fEfor graft in the scheme outlined,
provided the legislative committee
(which supetiltends the other State
Einstitutions and the grand juries of
/ the various counties pay attention to
tftheir duties. No government has
Fever beer devised that would run
itself and every government is an
index of the intelligence, public
spirit and patriotism Of its people.
IF the people are ignorant and indif-
ferent and tease to watch and look
after their affairs, tie government
|Sshey give themselves is inevitably bad
laid they can blame no one but them
lsselves.
.The conditions in the diiisppsiissfy
|$now ure directly traceable to blum
I4dering and neglect sf The legislature.
THAT body places the State diapen-
I:safJ II thk hands Sf three politicians,
|Selected without consideration TO 1T
ness, experience or character, threw
mo restrictions whatever around the
administrator, lsft the door wide
ssopcn, limited the salary to $40O and
snow we see the result. l have always
ssala and believed it was designedly
a;donc to. destroy il. Politics and not
fitness have most always coiitfGllel
llls lsgiaatiSe ELECTIONS; Ittt no
amount of salary aioiiee s@F5:ila cure
/ the evil Of which we complain.
81 1.-THE original board was composed
Of the gdtattlh3 attor,fes general and
the comptroller general, three IL 6ut
highest State officials elected by the
people, but the vital mistake was in
not tHakitie. strict rules and regula-
tions for the purthdsG. uf 4f'hiskey:
Tie enemies. Of the dispensary de-
Care that it is inherently VICIOUS and
that il eihiiiiGs bt paridcd. This cry
is Indicative that those who thus
contend practically confess that they
have lost all faith. in lhe honesty OF
men Of iii tiic aGiiiLy nf tilaH to give
themselves just and honest gotstii.
mentii I fpr one do not blieve that
all OF Ills HIS hiJi.tsstt ttAqif aiip dead, The
people. are disgusted and they ilata d
right 70 be, but tie one crime which
they Sti5ild ilGt fyltgftc ja the failure
of the last legislature TO change the
law so as to prevent any further steal
.ihg aid u festote tIfe dispensary
system 10 It's ofigilial pl.fpnso, that
OF controlling whiskcy and minimiz-
ing%the evils ln$eparable from its sale
and Use. .tile sEdillies Be FlEc dispen-
sary were bent on killing it and tie
combination of political and other IN
auances i'll the ksuss having failed in
that, c9iiIpelIsd .tlle election Of a new
board AesR'is2Sa Ehie5 FEefused io change
the law and continued ali Of the old
aud: proven evils. 1t was the most
ghring betrayal of The peoples III
5tse.restE thai, have ever known re.
speetable willie inch to ba guilty Of,
and while iltsnY 81 tIlel are MY
.frieids, a,l least E6litiealiSI i take
II -. 49,,
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State T5aRhers Association.

The c,,n cs,,;.n Teachers Association
will meet at Winthrop Ooilese oii 'ne e
night of July 4th. The addolsss $ Oh
tIs bf++Gsssid4Hd'f;; Ptof: A.: e.; Rewberf,
of Wofford C;oi,ttiSsg9; and the, ,L address
by President Schprer OF l'5Hbetry
College will be the features of the
first nights exercises. For the re-
mainder Of tile meeting, the follow
ing is the programme;
second Session, Jaly 8, $50 p. NJ.
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Bids for Bailding 2o.ooo-Ton Battle
Ship Asked.

Washington, Special, - Secretary
Bonaparte has issued circular III
viting ship designers and ship build
ing firms 10 submit plans for the 20
OOO-ton batteship authorized by Con-
sress. The naval bureaus have also
been instructed to. prepare like plans
for comparison with those submitted
by the private bidders. The prelimi-
.nary plans are to be submitted by
November 1st, next.
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Monarch in Coed Condition.

Union, Specialize meeting Of
the directors Of the Monarch Cotton
Mills, dividend Of 8 per csut. semi
annual OH both common and pre-
fcrrcd stock was declared, payable at
once which will put $4,000 in circu-
lation among the stockholders and
elsewhere. The semi-annual report
of President and Treasurer John A.
l7ani WAS IA most satisfactory one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-11

Miss Alice seiby; e8laEI#iHli &
H: H McNaify, Marion; Miss Mary Il
-I,el.' (el. Review! Ptgf. Patterson
Wardlaw, University of South Care-
lima; supt. D. d. Lewis, Tlmmons-
Vile;
J ic: Introductory talks Viii Bs linz
lifted to five minutes).
Third Session, July 5, $3.50 P. M.
Topic-Tbe High School.
tai. Nssdsa teeislation: Supt. W.
Fl. Hand. Chester.
(b). Organization: Prof. P. ?. Clax'
ton, University Tennessee.
(c). General Discussion Of the
Topic.
Business SESSION..
(a). Report Of committee on reor-
yanization.
(b). Report of special committees.
Departmental Session, July 6, 1880
P. M.
/. Woman's Association for the
Improvement of Rural Schools.
2. Colleges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to be announced.
8. Department for primary teach
crs. !,
$50 p. m.--Rcccption and Social
session.
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Union B, g. l.. Association.

rtnion; speeial-At meeting Of
the directors Of the Union Building
and Loan Association j. ID. Arthur
was elected treasurer 10 succeed ~.
w. Hughes, the defailltiue treasurer,
and dates for stockholders oG tue va.
rious sgtits til ineet were set.
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81 81 t-ti
ed They. put partisan advantage
above: public duty: -, ,....
l'll.s5slsla!ohs ilft !la! lie laasferS
of the people. They are their ser
wants and the people had not in
structed them to abolish the State
dispensatN: fo,t iIiere was 10 such IS
sue when they were elected; aid
when they themselves were respon-
sible. or their predecessors were re-
spoilsible. for the corruption which
they had reason To-. believe existed:
It Is iiniGioiinira aeheiisiGis Il iiis how
any man with the least idea of obli-
cations 10 the people who elected
him could act as that legislature
did, The lieople have y right TO de-
stroy the dispensary; but uU nieEe
representative Il Tie reSpie has il
right to assume such responsibility
as that would have been without hav-
ing II campaign and making the is
sue before the people and getting
Instructions from them. All ] lave
eyei' asE2tl Is u i idFe I'LL az flld sbite
people pass on The Q,iestioi aid let
the iiaiority. govern ] do not del
ega!t II few stllelIltug politicians
TO trade among themselves and
settle the question. If the people
OF Ii county want no ]iqnor sold i'll it
let them Vote for Legislators 10 say
sd; and Euu liia candidates for COVER
nor who advocates that. Let III be
optH aid iloliest hi oiir politics and
not vote. for fence-straddigfs aid sf-
fee seekers %ho will say and do
anything to get tltftetl.''
Dispensary's Solvency.
Senator .Tillmali then took up The
question: DC Tie dispensary',s solSeney
Which he sald had been iaista in The
papers recently. He said there was
one man in the dispensary against
whose integrity not a word had been
said. They lla, giine above him,
around him und ullder him but lldtl
not toueh ehed w: D: 1atuii: He then
produced il stiilelnanL OF Tie jispen;
sary's tilialicl;l condition, prepared
which in full is as follows:
For quarter ending May 81, 1906:
ASSETS.
Cash in State treasury
May 81; 1906 ;. IS 31S,5l9.63
Teams and wagons :. :: G4.OO
Supplies Inventory May
il, 19o6).. 4j,5o9sd
Machinery and Office fix
lures. G,491.OG
May 81, 19O6).. 293.6O
Real Estate. 56,360.5G
Merchandise i'll hands; Of
dispensary, May 81,
1906. -. 33G,3o2.93
Merchandise
Inventory
Of stock
May 81,
1906) >. ..$635, 5,l97.62
Less amount
tobe return
ed =. >. 25O,O00OO
3S3,197.64
Suspended accounts S 1O.464.4l
:. Personal accounts due
State for alcohol, tax
advanced on bonded
spirits, etc.. -. 1928
Total assets. 81, ,17G,63O9:
LIABILITIES.
School fund d(nct WORTHY 44O,74401
Personal ac-
] counts due
by State for
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Two Killed.

Topeka, Kansas, special.-Thomas
johnson and James Carson. Indian
Territory slockmcn. were killed III
the rear end collision of freight trains
at Maple Hill. Kansas.
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is NOT A CANDIDATE
Mr.. Hearst Not Seeking Place
on Democratic Ticket
HE PREFERS BRYAN OR BAILEY

Publisher Congressman States in San
Francisco That He is Not a Can
didate for Next Democratic Presi-
dental Nomination. Appreciates
Mr.. Brayn's Inclusion Of Him in
List of Eligibles and Would Let it
Stand, Bryan, Folk or Bailey,
Though Preferring to Substitute
Stevenson for Bailey--Praises Mr..
Bryan's Services,
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NO. 34
~ s:l5:Z 7ESA lII||I@|!|
Augusta. Ga.,

with OF Eight HUNDRED Thousand dollars
Board Directors chosen from the most successful business
men community invites you to become depstor
sng you every courtesy
FoUR.PER CENT INTEREST paid on Savings accounts
Correspondence invited.
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Total liabilities ..sl, l,176,G3o.95
Paid State treasurer
on account Of school
fund since Dec. l,
1905. :. -. .......S lOU,0OO.OO
Paid county treasurers
net profit TO county
and towns since Dec.
l, 1905. >. ......$ 301, ,261.39
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-11

The second eastward transatlantic
race between the Hambeurg-Ameri
can line steamer Deutschland and the
French line steamer Laprovenio ended
this morning with Il decisive victory
in favor Of the German boat.
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liha and Georgia, as it now is, be;
eduse it would keep the money at

| 1ida and Georgia, as 1t now IS, Deec
cause it would keep the money at
home, I do not believe that the pess
bic Of the State are now wiling Or
will ever be willing to see the State
| dispcnsary agstrb5sdJ with the ineyi;
table result that liquor selling Will
gradually go back TO- the old system
Of private control: I would besglad
ta have Charleston prosper; but it is
not the loss of the lidudf trade that
hurts Charleston. Other things are
to blame:
ssfhg issue between private control
and control by State officials mus!
hang at last on the Question Of
whether or not, the people of South
Carolina shall determiiie that we can
not find honest men enough 10 carry
oil the dispensars system and devise
laws 70 make those vino &rE dishon-
est. afraid / say we can. | do not
belieye that every man who. handles
whiskGy ,iiust become q, thief, [ be-
lieve that the people only need to see
and know that the dispensarys sys-
fem can be reformed and cleansed Of
cori'ruiptina to i}laks theih. stand BY it,.
~ will proceed 10 give tneSplan
which apears to me after a g egTssstadeal sltl
Of thofglil and colisidei:ation s6fssug
gestions from very many sources to.
be tie best. We will begin on the.
'D"ustusi "couiltv .lisptt,;ii;sers safS;aiil be
elected in the Democratic primary
the same as other officers. The county
board should be composed, Of the
mayor Of the tovt ii which! a dis.
pensary Is located, the supervisor Of
the county, who is the business agent
Of the county and one man oppoint-
cjl by the gdFriibi'
"The county dispenser should be
removed by the governor for cause.
State board of control uMglt. to be
eleis;tadi Gy liz ;dfis; III! H. duty
should be, confined 10 general di-
rcction. and supervision Of the bnsl.
nrsa. tilE saiiiS as thr eiitlats
aud hospital for the insane are run.
1t should not purchase any whiskey
or anything elsa rej!aited In tlia bust.
ness. Everything required, includ-
ing the whiskey, should be bought
under aupual contracts made as fol
lows! ,tEteh ills a!attais Eoi!!iiilss,elt
er has advertised in the. manner pre-,
sclibed by law (ana this ought to be
very, clear and specific; aleatirig 1ioth1
ilig 10 ihe discretion OF anyone, ana
going fully into details), the bids
should be opened in public by three
selected jnst before tile date fixed By
the, gQXefiior aud fhes eontraqqlt, made
With tlid lowest bidder 81 thb yeat.
for the supplies 10 be ordered out by
the commissioner as needed. These
three nell are to serve only once and
annually there shall be three ilew
lnen chosen 10 make the eontraets;
Tic bidders Will not kloW Nlii5j will
make iEa tiIy Ii; award ,,;;j II,
,ot o,,4o, ,,t.
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The Fourth of July was generally
observed in Manila.

DR.. Albert Ernest jerks, recently
chief of the chronological survey Of
,the Philippines, has been elected to
an assistant professorship in The de-
partnenl Of sociology in the Universi-
ty of Minnesota.
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LIABILITIES.
School fund (nct WORTHY 44O,7444.01
Personal ac-
counts due
by State for
viii 5 key,
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Nine Nile, Of Tables.

There seems no doubt that the mon
ster dinner given in honor Of President
Loubet by the National Federation Of
Mutual Aid societies of France was the
greatest feast that has been held in
modern times. At this banquet which
was spread in GalCrie des Machines in
the Champs de Mars no less than so, 900
people sat down simultaneously at over
nine miles Of tables. The dinner was
served by $500 walters, and in the
course Of the feast l65, 900 plates were
used. not 10 mention 10000 rks and
$4,000 knives. Food and drink to the
extent Of 1900 tons were thus consumed,
which had arrived at the banqueting
hall in $500 vans. The beverages con.
sisted Of wine. milk, water and black
coffee, which were drunk out Of l25, 900
tumblers.
This took place just at noon, the nine
miles Of tables being spread on a floor
where mimic battles Of cavalry and ar
tillery have often been held with ease
and motor races at enormous speed been
comfortably contested. When the
so, 900 guests were seated the sight was
fabulous one, but even a more ANA.
zing spectacle was presented as the vast
company, carrying with It standards
bearing the name of its department"
and made merry by frequent potations
Of champagne and red wine, literally
danced out Of the hall. The arrange
ments for the banquet were remarkable
There were half a dozen courses, and at
some tables twice as much as people
could eat. Elk.
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Attend carefully TO details.
Be prompt in all things.
Consider well, then decide positively.
Dare to do right, fear to Do wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight life's battles bravely.
Go not into the society Of the vicious.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another's reputation.
Join hands only with the virtuous.
Keep your mind free from evil
thoughts.
Lie not for any consideration.
Make few special acquaintance.
Never try to appear what you are not,
Observe good manners.
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the veracity Of friend.
Respect the counsel Of your parents.
Sacrifice money rather than principle.
Touch not, taste not, handle not in.
toxicating drinks.
Use your leisure for improvement.
Venture notu the threshold of wrong.
Watch carefully over your passions.
Xtend to everyone a kindly greeting
Yield not to encouragement.
Zealously labor for the right, and sue.
cess is certain.
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The burdens that afIlict society are
voluntary.
The fear Of man is the beginning Of
stupidity.
Ideas are more profitable than hogs
or beeves.
Short weights and long prayers do
not balance.
Picking flaws hi the church will not
patch your own conscience.
II the saints were half as persever-
ing as the sinners, the millennium would
be due next week.
The are two kinds of goodness, and
the one which springs from the lack Of
animal courage to do wrong isn't worth
much to the world.
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The Arizona Republican brings good
news to the southwest sheep owners.
Shearing began ut Phoenix nearly a
month ago, and the new clip has been
sold from the bands belonging to Camp
hell and Francis at 22S cents a pound
The bid was made by Edwin Burke,
buyer.fOr H. C. Judd and Root of Hart.
ford, Conn, and Larry G. Holden.
buyer for the Davey Gould and com
pany Of Boston. The buy was of the
entire clip from the sheep owned by
the firm and will in all probability
a mount to $50, 900 pounds.
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A Heavy Load to Carry.

Along with dyspepsia comes nervous
ness and general ill-health. Why? Be.
cause n disordered stomach does not per.
NIT the food TO be properly dIgested, and
It's products assimiated by the system.
The blood Is charged with poisons which
come from this dsOrdered digestion, and
In turn the nerves are not fed on good.
red blood, and we see symptoms OF nerv
business, sleepleSsness and general break
down II Is not head work, nor over ply.
steal exertion that does IT, but poor siOm-
ach work. With poor, thin blood The
body Is not protected against the attack
Of germs Of grip. bronchitis and consume.
ton. Fortify the body at once with DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery co. =
rare combination Of native medicinai
roots without a particle OF alcohol 81
dangerous habltfOrming drugs
A little book Ut extracts from prOml.
nent medical authorities extOlllng every
Ingredient contained In DR. Perez
Golden Medical Discovery viii be mailed
free 20 any address 9r request By posta,
card or letter. Address Di Z V Pierce
Buffalo, n Y.
Many years Of active practice convinced
DR. Pierce Of the value % many native
roots as medicinal agents and he went to
great expense, both In time and IN money,
W VtTltcN us uNH pcNulluT progresses TOT
rendering them Goth efficient and safe for
tonic, Alternative and rebuilding agents.
The enormous popularity OF eGOlden
Medical Discovery is due both 10 It's
scientific compromising and 70 the actual
medicinal value 81 US Ingredients. The
publication OF the names 0f he ingroli.
cuts on the wrapper Of every bottle sold,
gives full assurance Of It's nOn-alcOhOllc
character and removes oil objection 10
the use OF an unknown or secret remedy.
II Is not patent medicine nor a secret
one either, This fact puts II On a class
nUbV Itself bearing as Il does upon every
bottle wrapper The Badge OF Honesty, In
the full list Of It's Ingredients.
The uGolden Medical Discovery cures.
weak stomach, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
torpid liver aud hiliOusness, liberation OF
stomach and bowlcs and all catarrhal az
iectl0ns no matter what parts or organs
may be affected with II. DR. Plerce's
Pleasant Pellets are the original little
liver pills. first put up 40 years ago. They
regulate and lnylgOrate. stomach, liver
and bowels Much initiated bat never
eqnaled, SuRar-coated and easy 10 take
as candy. Ono 70 three dose.
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ITO gal. gasoline tanks for sale.
i3-tf KNOWLES & ROLAND.
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Tie cut-price man is bitter propo-
sitioD. II is all NORWOOD and gall.
There is no method of sweetening Il.
Its Taste is nauseating and has a long
farewell twang that it takes years to
got rid Of. This fellow is generally one
Of those pompous, sell, important men
who car only be reached through his
pocket. Give him full swing; urge him
to still further cut prices; impress him
with the idea that the only road to sue
cess is by getting his price so low that
he will eventually secure all the work
in his vicinity. Flatter his vanity by
stating his stock only costs a trifie and
he is getting big margin on his prices.
Then let the man alone He will sing
his own death song. 1t is only a ques-
ton of time when he is called upon to
meet bills when the till is empty and
the awakening comes. An investiga-
ton develops the fact that prices have
been cut to such an extent that profits
went glimmering. Even the customers
he succeeded in getting sneer at his un-
businesslike methods and gave their
trade to the legitimate printer. The
sheriff takes his office and the devil
gets his dues.
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One would think the Laxative idea in
a cough syrup should have been adj
vaneed long before It was. It seems
the only rational remedy for Coughs and
Colds would be to move the bowels and
clean the mucous membranes of the
throat and lungs at the same time.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
does this. 1t is the Original Laxative
Cough Syrup, the best known remedy
for Coughs, Colds Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Tastes good and harmless
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
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nan,sLife.

A mans life Is full of crosses and
temptations. He comes into this W rid
without his consent, and goes out
against his will, and the trip between
the two is exceedingly rocky. The rule
Of contraries is one Of the important
features Of the trip. When he Is little,
big girls kiss him, but when he Is grown
tire little girls kiss him. II he raises a
large family, he he Is chump, but il
he raises a small check, he is a thief.
II he is poor, he is bad manager; II
he is rich. he is dishonest. II he's in
politics. it's for pie; IL he's out Of
politics, you can't place him. and he's
no good for his country. II he dOsn't
give to charity, he is a stingy cuss; IL
he does, it is for show. II he dies
young, there was a great future ahead
Of him; If he live to an old age, he has
missed his calling. The road is rocky,
but man loves to travel 1t.
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Merrill sells coal at 81 per ton.
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A Scientific Wonder.

TIE cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve a scien-
tifc wonder. 1t cured e. r. milford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa, of distressing case
Of Piles. It heals the worst Burns.
Sores, BOils, Ulcers, Wounds, Chilblains
and Salt Rheum. Only 25c at Palace
drug store.
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Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Mar
rage Certificates, Checks, Receipts,
Dodgers, and Handbills printed in up
to date style and on short notice at the
Graphic office.