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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
county looking for wood.

Geo. Young and Paul Evans went to
The Dalles Thursday
Mrs. Mary Davenport, daughter and
sister, were passengers for The DaIIes
last Tuesday where they visited Mrs.
Davenpoit's daughters.
Ed Phillips and N. W. Whitney
came up from Portland Tuesday.
Amos Root and Elmer Davedhizar
went to The DalIes last Thursday to
attend the carnival.
ii. l.. Neville, of Portland, has been
surveying the land owned by the Mo
sier Hood River Fruit &c.
Mr. and Mrs e. l.. Root and son.
Eugene, spent Friday in The Dalles.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Morrison and son.
OF Denver, are running the place
owned by Dr.. McCrum.
Misses Carrie Brown, Evelyn Hayes.
Maude Evans and Matte Hudson we're
Dalles passengers on No. Friday
evening.
Geo. Carroll, a we'll known fruit
grower, shipped two boxes of apples,
each box containing % apples, last
week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. VIM. johnson and
children returned home from The
Dalles Sunday. They we're accompa-
MED by Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs.
Peterson.
Mr.. Mcbride was looking at land
here last week.
Loyde Camp returned home from
The Dalles Sunday.
Mr.. White, of Portland, was look
ing over 40 acres of land he intends
to develop for A. L. McKenna.
The pupils who we're perfect in at.
tendance in district No. 81 for the
month ending October 4, we're as fol.
lows: Mrs. Everett's room-Clyde
Root, Leslie Root, Lewis Bu1Iincsme.
Roy Duvall, Alice Mosier, Grace Du
vail, Olive Fisher, Alefora Akers,
Stark Akers, Lloyd Fisher, Lsodica
Haacke, VIM. Stewart. Miss Browns
room-Dean Duvall, Guy Duvall, En-
lily Husbands, James Carr oil, Estel
AkeIs. Clara Carroll. The pupil who
was perect in attendance In district
No. 8 for the month ending October
4, Miss Evelyn Hayes, teacher was
Maldrum Beare.
Mrs. Gerald Wyss' brother and wife.
of the east, are here visiting Mr.
Wyss.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17

Also special low prices on everything in the
Dry Goods line. This is an unusual oppor-
tunity to ma ke big savings in your fall and
winter wearing apparel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
PINE GROVE

W. Perry recently sold DO acres
of unnnprosed land TO Prof. Miller,
of Alabama. Mr.. Perry bought this
lnud five years ago Of d. a. Turner
for So per zero and epld at moro than
ten times that ftice
Will Lobb is moving his house from
near Mr.. Mason's to his land pui-
chased of j. b. jackson.
Bert Adamson bought three acres OF
land in the Barrett district aud will
move thereon soon. lie paid $3.50 p r
a1re,
Mrs. II II. Riddell, of Portland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Lage
w. W. Smith and sister, Mrs. Town
Icy, who have beea spending the past
three month"; with relptlves here left
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
MOSIER.

Lee Hunter is here from Montana
visiting his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Sturgess went
to The Dalles Tuesday to attend the
carnival.
Mrs, |. N. Thomas has been very
sick from osrbuncle on her arm. DR..
Robinson lanced it and she is doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and their daugh.
ter and husband. of Portland, are Wis
iting Mrs. Lees brother, V. G.
Young.
Henry Roct and son-in-law, Mr..
Morrow, we're here from Sherman
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
CHENOWITH.

The basket social that was held in
the Fair Valley school house at Chen
owith last Saturday night proved a
great success. The baskets we're sold
at very high prices. Every en-
joyed them-elve5 well.
There will be another dance Satur-
day night, and cake will be given to
the prettiest l"dS and one will Ee Civ
en- to the Lomliest man, Everybody
invited,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
MOUNT HOOD.

Mason Baldwin left last Friday for
Portland, where he expects to attend
3 business college.
Miss Maude Merrill, the teacher in
the China Hill district, left Friday
afternoon for her home near Hood
River intending to visit the home
folks till time to go to the institute
at The Dalles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
MOSIER
Fruit Lands.

in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re-
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to write or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
MOsier, Oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17

Mrs. Wilkiur went to The Dale @
Friday to spend week With her faith.
er John W. Moore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
viii Install Electric Clocks,

II, P ShIckelford. agent for the
Westera ''5to Il cks, has been in
the cit! ". OK, canvassing the
situation { INSTALLING clocks in Hood
RiveT. Il, j. Saturday, having
closes contracts for l6. The clocks
are Connected direct with the Western
UnioL wires, and the time corrected
hourly. The following will put in the
new contrivance
Arthur Clarke, Butler Banking Co..
Bragg Il Co., First National bank. W.
= Laraway. P. G. Young, Frank A.
q am, Hall & Esson, Home Tele.
hone Co, Otis Savage, Waucoma ho.
tl, Mt. Hood hotel, Transfer & Liy.
cry 20 Hooi River Banking Il Trust
Co., Mt, Hood K. r. Co.
Mr.. Shackelford is also the owner
OF goo! apple orchard In Illinois,
and was much interested In the val.
Icy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17
Deer Destroy an Orchard,

Ukiah, Oct. To- e V. D. Paul.
who owns a large orchard OF cherry
II was forced recently to appeal to
tb' lsh commissioners to protect his
pro rtv rom the deer which have
bee deA roying his young trees Out
of 10 cherry trees only l25 are left,
al nc report OF deputies who we're
Sc l." tn" lnch state that the condi-
tions '''' N worse than Paul ststed
Il rm
"aro . airdeld said today that he
ec"nteC gen deer last Sunday de.
ST wing "a valuable trees and that
be uld ~,e force of men sent to
II the d r and ship them to other
SCI oio of | le state where they could
dc 40 lAmrre.
l'aul says t the state does not give
hi relt"f will place poison on the
plo-.@e- "..,le rabbits OF deer can
get it. He says his loss will run into
thousands of dollars.
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DUE WEST.

The Castalian Celebration comes off next
Monday night. March 18th, in Erskine
| Auditorium.
last week TO sac his daughter, Mrs. Grier
Pressly. Little Lois Pressly accompanied
Rev. 8: Il. Grier. of Ora, was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J.. E. Todd were called TO
Bolton Saturday by the serious illness of
Mi. W. G. Brock was In Honea Path during
the past week.
The Sullivan-Ervin wedding will occur
Wednesday afternoon at half past three.
Word has been received here of the death
OF MIR. Marshall Kay in Smith Co, Texas.
HE was killed by 9 railway train. Mr.. Kay
LETT this county about nifty years ago and
has a large connection In this section.
DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Young are down from
Anderson with friends.
Grippe Is quite prevalent in this cnmmu-
nifty.
new home on the road leading. from Mr.: M.
B. Gin kscaies country place to Due West.
II is on q very pretty site and will be quite
an addition 10 that road.
| DR.. 9. q. Todd was In town for 8 short
while, on his way from Wrens, Ca, TO Bel.
ton to see bis sister, Mrs. Haynie.
DR.. J.S ). Moffat is conducting q meeting
for the young ladies OF the Female College.
team will play Piedmont or the Iatter's
ground. next Saturday. F.
Mrs. 81. A. CuIbertsou is here from Green
| Vile to attend the Sullivan. Erwin MARRIAGE.
A number of men we're here Monday
morning to begin work on the Due West
railroad. .
home folks. r.-
A bask ct ball team has been. organized at
the D. WE. Q. and the girls while away
many pleasant hours tossing the ball. Z
Rev. McClenaham, q returned missionary
from Egypt, is the guest OF friends In town.
He will make an address in the A. r. p.
church, one night this week. .
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Disease the Product Of Thought.
BY DR.. Charles Gilbert Davis.

If a thought can in an Instant of.
Time dilate or contract the blood ves-
sells, causing rush of blood to or from
any part: lift can increase or diminish
the secretion of a gland; If it can has
ten or retard the action of the heart; If
it can turn the hair gray in a single
night; if it can force tears from the
eyes; lift can in an instant produce
great bodily weakness; if it can pro-
duce insomania; If, as has often occur
red, it can bling instantaneous death
then is it not natural for US to conclude
without further argument, that it may
bring about q more or less continuous
arrangement of the physical organ
ism, which we call disease?
On every hand. we note instances
where the action of the mind both pro-
duces and perpetuates disease. Indeed,
I can truthfuily say after an obser-
walton of many years in the practice
of medicine, that a majority of the
cases of illness which come under the
daily observation of the physician are
largely due to the condition of the
mind.
1t ia not unusual for some one re-
turning from the funeral of a loved
one to be taken i'll and in a few days
follow that one to the grave. What
causes this death? Depressing thought.
Mother hears of some calamity hay-
ing befalIen her child. She goes into a
collapse, fever follows and she is near
the gates of death. Was it not a
thought that produced this illness?
A man Is seated at a banquet table,
full of health and happiness and bless
ed with a good appetite.
A message is brought to him that
his family has been drowned in a flood.
He turns pale; his appetite deserts him
and his strength is gone. Soon he is
in a delirium and ill. All the fnnctious
of the body are deranged;a doctor is
called and names his disease. But Is 1t
lnottrue that this mans disease has
deem produced by what he thought?
I have seen the most wonderful
effects follow a fit of anger. After an
outburst of passion the function of
every gland in the body is impaired.
Time and again 1 have observed acute
illness in an infant where 1t was per-
mitted to nurse Immediately after the
mother had been engaged in a quarrel,
and on more than such occasion L
have seen death follow in a few hours.
Such instances might be multiplied
indefinitely and every observant ply
stefan has O mental store of such cases.
New York World.
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Any Soul to Any Body.

Any Soul to Any Body.
% We must part, my body. you and ],
Who've spent 30 many pleasant years
together!
IT'S sorry work to lose your company, .
Who Glove to me 10 close, whate'er tbs
weather,
From winter unto winter. wet or dry.
But you have reached the limit Of your
tether,
And I must Journey on my way alone
And leave you quietly beneath . stone.
They say tina you arc altogether badi
(Forgive M; 'tis not my experience)
And think me very wicked to be a
At leaving roy O clod, q prison, wheucs
TO get quite tree I should be very glad.
Perhaps I may b q some few days
hence,
But now. methinks, 'twere ~graceless not
to spend
4 tear or two on my departing friend.
Now our long partnership u near com
pleted,
And I look back upon It's history,
I greatly fear I have not always treated
You with the honesty you showed to
And I must own that o have oft de-
feated
Unworthy schemes by your sincerity
And by q blush or stAmmertug tongue
have tried
10 make me think again before I bed.
.9k true you're not % handsome ~ you
were,
But that's not your fault and u partly
mine.
You might have lasted longer with more
cart
And still looked something like your
first design.
And even now. with all your wear and
tear,
IT'S pitiful to think I must resign
You to the fr1endless grave, the patient
prey
OF all the hungry legions Of decay.
But you must stay, dear body, and I 90,
And I was nee % very proud Of you'll
You made my mothers Eyes to overflow
When first she saw you. wonderful and
new.
And now. with all your faults, 'eweT>
hard to find
A slave moro willing or q friend more
true.
Aye. even they who Jay the worst abou'
caa scarcely tell what I shall do without
you.
-Cosmo Monkhouse.
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Within The Reach Of All.


Tho gift Of beauty lies within the reach
OF all who seek It. You who n
vain
Your candid mirrors, showing but how
plain
Arc the reflected foatures, I beseech
To listen to the lesson I would teach.
The best cosmetics In tho heart n
brain
Their beauty bringing qualities obtain:
Laboratories wonderful arc each.
A noble impulse in the cause Of right,
With finer fairness, dowers tho humnlese
face;
Pure thoughts and self forgetting levs
will light
The homsliest features with . heavsnIy
grace,
Landing q lovelinsss not ages night
Nor even Death himself shall quite q.
Edward A Church.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF

Probate Court-Compla!nt 10 Sell Lands 10
Pay Debts.
Bette Jenkins as Administrative PIainl!f
against
Charles Thomson, Cornelius Jenkins, Iss"c
Jenkins, VIII Thomson, Agnes ThGm-
son and John Thomson, DEFENDANTS.
IN Pursuance of all order OF. tue Probate
Court.
l will sell at public outer at Abheville
Court House, on saletay In March 1907 text
tor The payment OF debts, the following de.
scribed real estate belonging 10 The esiai" OF
agnes Thomson deceased, situate ia ta!d
Stale and County to-wtt: A.! ihti tract or
parcel lauds, situate. lyiug md being in
Abbeville County ard ne STATE Riortsold,
containing Twelve and hai; ace. more or
less. bounded by lands o. q. &. DuSenteIy,
Richard Sordley and ofttera.
Terms: Cash purchaser To pay Tor papers
J. +. Miller.
Judge Probate Court.
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A perfectly formed woman will
stand at the height of from five feet
three to five feet seven inches. She
will weigh from LIS to l40 pounds.
A plumb lsne dropped from a point
marked by the tip Of her nose will fall
at a point an inch In front Of her great
toe.
Her shoulders and hips will strike a
straight line drawn up and down.
Her bust should measure from twenty
eight to thirty.six inches; her hips
from six to ten inches more than this,
and her waist should be from twenty
wo to twenty-eight inches In circum'
Srence.
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Plant Of the PIutoorat.

EtatHS VI kHV Et6SSSfas
have bought everything I can buy;
have tried everything I can try;
have eaten each satahle,
Beaten each beatable;
I have eyed everything I q eye
I'havs sold everything I can sell:
I have told everything 7 an ted:
I have seized all tho sstxaAlA.
Squeezed all the squesEahiA
TIL they have shslled svefythingtthU
can she'll
I have ridden zach thing I can Ttds:
I have hidden each thing I can hlds:
have toked all tho jokahis, i
Soaked all tho soakabls.
I have slid everything I could sldA
have walked everything I could watk:
I have talked everything I could talk:
I nave kissed all tho ktssablA.
Htssed all the hissable;
have baked everything I can BALI.
have crushed every one I could cfuahI
have hushed every one ! could hush;
have drunk everything drinkAhls,
Thought every thinkabie:
I have rushed everywhere I could rush.
! have been everything I could be,
And the. scheme Of things viii not agree,
I.have spent all that's spendabls;
Sun It's not endable.
And 7 mean it's q bother to me-.
-ChtcaGo 7r1bunA
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GEMS IN VERSE
Now and Then.

Now and Then.
All Of us commit mistakes,
Now and then;
Some Of US make serious breaks,
Now and then;
We are apt to set the pace
In the hustling worldly race
With more. recklessness than grace.
Now and then.
We ara fond Of breaking out,
Now and then,
And we go too Tar. no doubt
Now and then:
Yes. indeed, 'ts nothing new
To be sorry, through and through,
For the foolish things We do
Now and then.
Well, we snly really live,
Now and then;
Others faults We can forgive,
Now and then;
At our own, then, let us wink;
OF LIES sea we'd tire. 7 think,
II We didn't sort Of sink
Now and then.
Milwaukee Sentinel
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for letters Of Ad-
ministIation.
BY j. F. MILLER, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE
WHEREAS. 7. G.. White and W. H
w White made suit TO me, TO grant them
Letters of Administration OF the Estate and
effects OF L. w. White late OF Abbeville
County, deceased.
These are therefore,, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said l.. w. White deceased. that they be
and appear before me. In the Court OF Pro-
bate, 10 be held at AbbevilIe G. H., on the
fourth 4th) day of March 1907, after publica-
ton hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause If any they have, why the said
Admin l~stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
Court, this 18th day of February In
[SEALl the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and seven and in the
l81 year of American Independence
Published on the 10Th day OF February 1907
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
j. F. MILLER.
Judge of Probate.
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The r.. M. Haddon Company
New Spring Goods

Our store is now full Of the most desirsbIe Dress
Goods that we have ever shown in this city. The BEAU
full and we'll selected line Of white goods are attracting the
trade and the daily calls for these goods is proof that they
are great bargains.
Our Millinery is filling up fast and we will show
in a few days one Of the most beautiful and we'll selected
stock in this line in upper Carolina.
You can be supplied from our store with the largest
we'll assorted lines Of Ribbons, Laces and EN-
broideries that has ever been our pleasure to show.
Look for opening ad, which will appear soon.
We have now in stock the first shipment Of an
elegant line of ladies Patent and Kid Oxords.
Call I. The II. M. HaddOn Company.
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Locals.

inst received q shipment of Kurfacitt q
McMurfsys. IT'S The ideal finish for fl ,ols,
furniture, elc. Come in and let Us tell you
about II.
Kurfacite is in pack ages TO suit your wants
as 10 size and prices. Hall pints 25c, pints 45c
quarts 75c.
Mr.. Thomas IS not the name OF a man hut
ofa crabk Ing good cigar 10 be found at Nc
Murrays. LOOK for the Black Cat"
Look In the McMurray Drug Cos window
and see bow many troubles you can relieve
with q twenty-five cent purchase. Your
m oney back II you ale not Satisfied with re-
suits.
Keep an eye on MtMurray's window, II
will pay you.
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Burying A Town In The Good Old
WAY.

A town that never has anything to
DO in a public way ia one on the road TO the
cemetery. Every citizen who does nothing
for his town is helping to dig the grave. The
man who curses his own town furnishes
the coffin The man who is so selfish as to
nave no time from bis business to give 10
city affairs is making the shroud. The man
who will 3ot advertise is driving the horse.
rhe man who Is always pulling back from
every public enterprise throws the bouquet
On the grave. The man who is so stingy
as to be always bowling hard times breaches
The funeral and sings the doxology. Thus
the town lies buried from all sorrow and care:
Dawson News.
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Watch for the special sale
at bargains S & 1Oc Store in
Crockery to be held soon.

A cross and peevish child is not natu'
raj. There is something wrong. u.
ually it's the stomach. Use Cascsaweet
and put the stomach right, and tn,
sunshine will return to the baby's facs
Cascaswcet is best for babies and chill.
dren. so doses Is cents. Sold by
C.. A. Milfoad.
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How to Make Cloth Waterproof.

Take of powdered alum and sugar of
lead each half an ounce and stir them
into q gallon of rain water, and when
the mixture Is clear, pour off the upper
LIQUID. immense the cloth for twenty
four hours, then dry and press it.
The cloth will be uninjured in color
and texture and will stand any am
cunt of rain to which you are likely to
be exposed.
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The Lyeeum Comedy Co.

Manager Hill has secured the Lyceum Com
adv Company for the pleasure OF theatre
goers this week. The play last night was n
Wedding Bells for Her" The play for TO.
night ia The Factory Girl" Last night and
Monday night the plays were we'll presented
TO large and appreciative audiences.
The audiences that have been att' ID
our theatre are worthy a better building, and
q better building we must have. 1t Is being
talked, but It is time something Is being done.
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Note The above arrivals and departures, as
well as ections with ott er COM pauies, are
given as information. and are not guaran-
iced.
Through Pullman Sleeping car Augusta
and cksonv Vile Daily. Lv. Augusta 1920
p. m. arrive Augusta Z ~ d. NJ.
Ernest Williams, g. Z. Agt Augusta, Ga.
r. A. Brand, Traffic Manager.
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Mothers who give their children Kennedy's
Laxative Cough syrnp nvsrlLbly indorse II
Children like II / ecsute the taste Is 20 pleas
ant. Contains Honey and Tar. 1t Is III
Original Laxative Cough Syrup and Is nh'
rivaied for the relief OF croup. Drives The
cold ont through the bowels. Conforms TO The
National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold b!
T. A. MilioId.
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ona ef Lies Lessons.

By the time q man has learned to speak
With discretion and weigh his words care.
fully . younger generation springs up,
thr,,sta him in q corner and will NOT lt
hiu snaak a aM-Atohisoa GlobA
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Electric Railroad Meeting.

Electric KR1IFOHu MeetIHK'
There will be q meeting in the rooms OF the
March. 18Th, 1877, In the interest OF the flec-
trio Railroad.
Representatives of the construction COM
papy will be present, and submit their prop
osition to the business men OF Abbevllle ana
Lei every man who has the prosperity OF
Abbeville at heart, make 1t bis business 10 Of
nresent G. A.. Neuffer,
Chairman Committee.
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Southern Schedule.

Leaves
745 q 10 for Cclnn bia.
10 40 q m for Green vile and Greenwood.
60 p 10 for all points both ways.
Arrives
40 q NJ from Green willie.
1920 y m from both ways.
$50 p N from both ways. .
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Ifyou want a stove yun certainly want q
white lined Buck because Its put out az the
very best on 80 days free trial. Everyone Il
not just what you desire no cost TO you.E
The best lot OF plows we have ever seen
here. Come In SEQ too.
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Clear up the complexion. cleanse the liver
| and tone the syatem. You can best do this
by a dose or Two OF DeWitt's Early Rtsers.
SAFE, reliable little pills with a repqtatlon.
The pills that everyone knows. hecom-
| mendsd by Q. 4. Milford.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
I offer for sale my residence in
Abbeville. Also sixty acres of land,
five miles West of Abbeville. Terms
easy.
-. Address,
Mrs. Lalla T. Graydon,
Greenwood, b. C..
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A week. treatment for rheumatism and bIsd
der troubles Tor % cents. That ia what you
get 10 a small box of De Wits Kidney arr
Bladder Pills. Notbipg else 20 goLd for u,
troubles caused by impure blood. Sold by
G, A. Milford.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-03-06

Ifyou want the very best Fertilize
get tie Register Farmers Bone.
w. D. Barksdale.