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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-12
HOLIDAYS ARE OFF.
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81 1923, 1893, 500; the net gain OF insur-
ance for 1906 amounted to the sum #
S119,34S, ,0O0 | do not report for 1907
rhere we're ,05l death claims paid
IN 1906 for which the sum of 81, 1872
2I8.19 was disbursed Since the or
ganization of the NJ. w. a. up to jan
uary /, 1907, there has been 30,539
death claims paid, requiring The dis
bursement of $56, 500, ,734 80.
There were II sos local camps at the
end of the year 1907, and so far this
year there have been J67 new camps
organized with q total OF l0O,997 new
members.
Election iu other lodges
Emerald Rebekah lodge No. 1l9 elect
ed officers o. Wednesday night: Mrs,
Ella Litch, n. g.; Mrs. Abbie Rur-
naugh, Y. g.; Mrs. Emily Wilson, P. G..
Mrs. Eva Willgerodt, Secy.; V. l..
Cronin. financial Secy., H. &. Cramer
Treas.
Enterprise lodge No 1873, O. o. f.,
held election of officers Saturday night
resulting as follows: James D. Wood
ell, N. g.; D. w. Clemens, V. g.. b.
Mayfeld, r. g.; V, L. Cronin, f. s.; c.,
NJ. Lockwood, Treas.
Wallowa Valley chapter No 80, o. f..
s. elected the following officers Saturday
night: Olive LockN cod, w. NJ; W. c.
Boutman, ". p; Ethel A. Boyd, A. NJ;
Daniel Boyd, Secy.; d. w. Sheahan,
Treas. Victoria Haas, ,Conductress; Eula
Forsythe, Assistant Conductress.
Enterprise lodge No. 81, X. OF p,
elected officers Oh Friday night: Fen
Weathers. c. c.; V. l. Cronin, " @. f;
Ii. L. Browning, Trel. Geo. NJ, Galley,
M. W fred savage, X. of r. s; Rot
elt Williams; NJ. NJ. A; G. M. Lock-
wood, NJ. Of E.. B. Mayfeld, NJ. of F. ;
w. E. Taggart, |. e.; q. W. Franklin,
o. G.; Trustees, three years, A. G.
Miller; two years, f. b. Wheat.
|, Aucroid camp, No. 35t2, r n, of A.,
elected officers Thursday evening last
eek, Permelia Mathews, Oraoe; Ella
Flowers, y. o. >mv Chauyea j. O.
EditL Fay, Chancellor EtHe Soreuson,
Recol der Josie .uey, Receiver; y vna
Hess, Marshal; Ida Flowers, Asst
Marshal; Cora Mitchell, L. s.. Margaret
Mavor; o. S.; Ida Avery, Elizabeth
Mavor and Harris Flowers, Managers
Ethel Weaver, musician. At the
first meeting in January installation
will be held followed by musical
and literary program and supper.
Alnota circle, No 27S, W.>of " :,
elected officers this week as follows
Georgia Willgerodt, G. NJ; Icalons
Williams, Adv; Maggie Bloom, Mag.
Louisa Day, Clerk; j. A. Burleigh
Banker; Minnie Graves, Att; Iona
! Woodell, Cap. OF c.; Sarilda McAuu ty
/. s.; Amy Chauvet, o. L. Alta Davis
musician Sarepta Weaver, Man; DR.
G. A. Ault, PLY.
The new Fraternal building will be
dedicated next month, when the sever
lodges meeting in that hall will joir
forces in big celebration.
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"ArizOna."

The Wallowa Dramatic Club will
present the thrilling, iour-act drama,
" rizona" at the Wallowa opera house
two nights, Dec. 20 and 81. The scene
OF the play is laid at Fort Grant, a
military post in Arizona, just before the
Spanish. American War. The plot is n
combination of the military and W est
ern cattle-ranch life, and is very strong.
The cast is sustained by the hest
amateurs in Wallowa and a first class
entertainment is assured. 1t will be
given under the auspices OF the Wal
Iowa Commercial Club.
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Shoe repairing next door to Star laun~
dry. Everett Flowers. If
Fred S. Ashley is agent for the popu-
lar SIn1er sewing machine.
Mrs. ] b, Seibert has a few more
snits and skirts to dispose OF at nearly
cost.
w. A. Moss and family returned
Tuesday from a visit OF two weeks with
relatives at Grande Ronde.
J w. Bickford, OF the Wallowa Valley
Cream company, left Sunday for Port
land TO attend the Dairymen's conven-
tion.
Big lot of Winter Underwear and
Hosiery just rec lived at W ). Funk u
C's.
Will Putnam is assisting in E.> b.
Wheat'4 jewelry store during the hol-
day rush.
RI. Day who took a bunch of cattle
to Lewiston, Wash, fer J. NJ. Blakely,
about month ago, IL expected home
oon.
Miss Maude Flowers is improving
after Il very severe illness with pneu-
monia. Mrs. F.. II. Flowers who was
threatened with typhoid fever is a,so
better
What is conceded to be the best enter
tainment ever given in Atmore was the
CARRIER Howe Entertainers. \ spIen-
did audience greeted the company and
for about two hours was held to the
highest pitch of interest and apprecia-
ton Spectrum, Atmore, Alabama. At
the Enterprise opera house Monday
night, December l6.
Floyd Hammack ard Albert j.
Childers made final proof on home' tead
claims, Saturday. The former is
located abort six miles south Of Los
tine and the latter near Leap. Archie
NJ. Marquis made commutation proof
on claim three or four miles northeast
of Enterprise. Charles Tho AS also
fled proof the same day on II timber
claim six miles south OF Enterprise.
R. I Long, lately in eharst OF the o.
r. & N. construction work between
Enterprise and Joseph, has opened an
engineers office in this city. Mr.. Long
is a graduate Of tie best schools OF
engineering and has ha lots Of exper-
ience in practical work of a. kinds.
He is besides Il genial gentleman who
has made firm friends bt his straight
forward, bNsness-likc ways
Mrs. L. Sorensen has received word
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, l. M.
Littleton, that they have left California
where they hsd been spending the
summer, for st. Joe, Missouri, and Will
visit relatives there this winter, return
ing to Enterprise in the spring. Mr..
and Mrs. Littleton have had delightful
trip. They were two months enroute
to California, driving through. One OF
the pleasant features of the trip was
meeting in SIN Francisco two soldier
sons ho had just returne d from the
Philippines.
Diamond W Coffee-'Best l ever
drank" says everyone. +. NJ. u M. Co,
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City and County
Brief News Items

R. F. Stubblefeld is building fine
big barn on his home place.
Two clocks valued at $3.50 given
away for a good guess, at Ashley's.
Mr.. w. B. Applegate, of Paradise,
was in the city Wednesday.
VIM. Daisey opened up barber she p
in the Salisbury building, Wednesday.
He recently moved here from Lostine.
Frank Grosh, ng, who lad been 'isit-
ing his sister, Mrs. S, L. Burnaugh,
returned to his home at Hoskins, Greg,
in the Willamette valley Friday.
Cut out the W. j. Funk & Co, adv
for some boy or girl who is working for
the splendid prizes fiered by that firm
Purdy Littleton returned to his ranch
on Trout creek Monday after few days
visit here.
Buy winter suit of clothes, qua ran
te ed hand-tailored, fashionable cut,
perfect fiat the e. NJ. & NJ.
Mr.. and Mr.. Irwin Whitmora, OF
Lostine, were tran-acting business in
Enterprise Tuesday,
You may order the News Record
direct and have the votes
your subs cription creditGdt to the candi-
date you prefer.
Guess the number of seeds in the
pumpkin at Ashley's and secure one Of
those beautiful clocks which are now
on display in his window. Each dollar
purchase entities you to guess.
Contest closes New Years Eve
La Grande Star: Cashier C. T. Nc
Daniel, of the bank at Wallowa, arrived
in La Grande Friday night on his way
to Portland where he was called on ac-
count of the severe illness of his mother.
A card has been received from .. j.
Roe announcing his intention of leaving
Eureka, s. OAK, on December 5. With
the assistance OF a man who comes
through ith him, he is bringing car
and expects to reach Enterprise about
the 10Th. He says the weather so far has
been very good and he wants to get
away while it is.
Nice, winter Imnaha apples at the
Il. NJ. * M. store.
The CARRIER Howe Entertainment was
indeed treat to the large audience
present. Mr.. Chalet CARRIER is certain
ly the ''undisputed prince" of the banjo
for his handling OF that instrument Was
marvellous. Selections by Mr.. Howe
were much enjoyed. for it has been {
long time since 81 ch master of tn,
violin has appeared here. The company
also gave some clever musical novelty
acts which were out OF the ordinary and
were very pleasing Daily Mail, Ander
son, South Carolina. At the Enter
prise opera house, Monday night
December l6.
Rodgers Bros. have put in cobblers
shop in the rear of'their store.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-12
Real Estate Transfers
Week Ending Nov. 80, l9O7---Prepared
By WallOwa Law, Land &
Abstract Co.

r II Coshow to J w Young, $500.
Lots and 3, blk SO Gardner's Add
Enterprise, Ore.
James w Bright to Alma Bright,
$500, lots s, 8 and 10, blk 5, Bowman's
Add, Lostine, Ore.
Frank A. Reavis to w Rankin,
$500, all blks aud 6 Reavis' Add to
Er terprise, Ore.
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Mrs. II. j. Martin of Lostine was in
town Wednesday.

Mrs. II. j. Martin of Lostine was in
town Wednesday.
La Fayette Wilson of Bartlett has
made application to Judge Wolverton
to be appointed United States Commits
sioner at Bartlett.
Diamond w Coffee, the finest flaw
ored Sold at the f NJ. & NJ. Co. tt
Mrs. Hattie Merrill of Wallowa has
applied to the county court to have two
of her children placed in the boys and
girls Aid Society home in Portland.
Skating rink open every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday nights from Z to
10 p. ~. If
NJ. L. Hotchl<iss bough' two large
drove of hogs that, were brought in
Tuesday and Wednesday, the first
brought herefor two eeks.
Graz d ChIiStnls Masquerade at the
skating rink Christmas night, December
25 Prepare to mask and have a good
time.
Sunny Monday soap makes short
work OF washing. Buy it at the E. NJ.
q NJ.
Engineer r. |. Long has purchased
the j. II. Parrot house in Alder View
addition, the deal being closed in the
office of BuEleigh & Boyd Wednesday
Mr.. j. S. Pratt, one OF the prominent
fruit growers of lower Imnaha, was
transacting business in Enterprise
ruesday With his family he is visit
ing at the home OF D. d. Broc on
Alder Slope.
Moses Hodge finished digging well
on his hill claim Tuesday. At depth OF
27 feet there was raise of 3 feet OF
water Tuesda, night. Mr.. II, dga is
he first to strike water on the dry land
claims.
County Commissioner w. c. Wilson
of Paradise has rented Miss Daley's
house in Alder View addition and will
move his family to this city about the
18th of December. Mr.. Wilson has
leased his farm for umber of years
and will take advantage of the excel
lent school privileges of this city.
Miss Kathryn DuFur has been en-
ployed by the county high school board
as a teacher o. music in the high school.
Miss DuFur is ut present teaching in
the high school OF kalama, Wash. She
is II graduate CT the State University of
Washington. Her work here begins
Dec ember 80 and she will instruct IN
both vocal and instrumental music.
TT county court with county Sur
veyor Merryman made tour of inspec-
ton to the M. p. Miller road in the
rorth end OF the county Friday.
joiner Trump was the contractor nd
the inspection was entirely satisfactory.
The grade is in excellent condition and
the work well done. This new rt ad
meat saving OF about five miles be-
tw cen Flora ana Walowa besides less
hills 1t will doubtlyss be the main
thoroughfare between Elgin and Lewis
ton III time.
There was an exodus of Orientals
from Wallowa county last week. Ii
Hung Chang and One Lung Bur g
otherwise known as Ben and Charlie,
who have been cooking 1T the Hotel
Enterprise for several months, received
their con e from Landlord Bauer and
left on Monday mornings stage for the
outside, Two Japs, who had been
employed at the Hotel Mitchell in JOS
cph were also outgoing passengers the
sar { dar. Del Root of Prairie Greek
is now chef at the Mitchell.
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The report has come to Enterprise Of
the death of Miss Bertha Sumner of
Portland. Miss Sumner was state
worker in the Women of Woodcraft
circle and through frequent vists here
ha6 many friends. She was sufferer
in the San Francisco earthquake and
had not been strong since.
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RAPID GROWTH
Continued from first page.
Boyd for defendants.
Criminal Docket.

State of Oregon VS. G B Monkman.
Violation of prohibition law. District
ATTORNEY fer plaintiff; Burleigh & Boyd
for defen ant.
State of Oregon vs. l. Martin.
Violation of prohibition law. District
Attorney for plaintiff; Burleigh & Boyd
for defendant.
State OF Oregon VS. E I Schleur
Violation of prohibition law. District
Attorney for plaintiff; Burlcigh & Boyd
for defendant.
State OF Oregon vs. George B Clark.
statutory offense. District Attorney
and Burl, Ugh & Boyd for plain iff; D
w Sheahan for defendant.
State of Oregon VS. NJ d Elliott. Lar
cenv. District Attorney for plaintiff;
D w Sheahan and T Nj Dill for defend-
ant.
State OF Oregon vs. Wheeler South
wick. Statutory offense. District
Attorney for plaintiff; Burleigh & Boyd
for defendant.
State of Oregon VS. T + Moody.
Assault with intent to kill. District
Attorney for plaintiff; Burleigh & Boyd
for defendant.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Miss Bessie Hewitt and Mr.. Wheeler
Southwick, both of Joseph, were mar
ried by Justice Colon Eberhard at
Joseph Saturday, December 7.
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There will probably be a grand jury
called to inquire into the matter of
alleged offenses.
1t will require about ten days to dis
pose of all the cases docketed for the
term.
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Maize a good Guess and get some
thing for nothing at Ashley's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
Temperance Meetings.


On Saturday of this week, Mrs.
Emma 6 Dietrich, of New Ynrk.
national organizsrof the Woman's
Christian Te importance Union, will
arrive in Edgefeld. She will be
the guest while here of Mrs. w. B.
Cogburn. Her first engagement
will be at the college auditorium
on Sunday morning from 10 to
II O'Clock. On Sunday afternoon
at 5 O'clock she will lee ure at the
Methodist church. Sunday even-
ing she will address an audience
at the Mill Chapel. Monday after
noon there will be a paTlor meet
ing at the home of Mrs. B. Tim
mons for all the members of the
w. C. T. U. and others interested
in the work. Monday evening her
last address will be delivered at
the Baptist church. 1t is earnestly
desired that all will take advan-
tage of this opportunity to hear
Mrs. Dietrich who is specialist
on the subject cf temperance. She
comas under the auspices of the
local Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, for the purpose of
stimulating prohibition senti-
ment. Tomorrow (Thursday she
speaks at Parksville, and on Fri
day at Plum Branch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
letter to DR.. C. E. Burts.

H
Rev. Sir: We should like to ask
your advice on q certain thing done:
was it right or wrong? We shall have
to state it, including the names.
DF Dreicorn is painter in Hol-
yoke, Mass. John j Donohue is an ar
chitect, Springfield, nearby.
Donohue was building, at Holyoke.
the Hcly Family Institute, letting the
work by bids, as usual. Dreicorn got
the paint. job; the paint was to be
lead-and-oil.
But Dreicorn said to himself: lead
and-oll isn't half so good as Deyoe
and it costs more money. what shall
do? He painted Devoe; and. after
the work was done, told Donohue,
saying: 'sif that isn't better than any
lead land. .oil job, I'll makeit So"
Was Dreicorn right or wrong in
painting lead-and .oil job Devoe?
You ask how it turned out. This was
six years ago. Now Donohue has an
other job there, big addition to the
Catholic Hospital; and he doesn't ask
bids for the painting, but says to
Dreicorn: 'sGo ahead Dreicorn and
give me as good a job as you did on
tn, institute. That's the best paint
Job ever saw"
The question is "Was Dreicorn
right in painting Devoe when he had
agreed to paint lead-and-oil.
That isn't quite. all. Lead-and-oil is
expected to last three years. II Drei-
corn had, used lead-and-oil, there
would have been another job for him
or somebody else three years ago.
Was he right in losing that job for
himself or somebody else three years
ago?
The Institute took 200 gallons De-
voc and cost 1000; the paint had worn
six years, when Donohue says "it's
the best paint job he ever saw" If he
had used lead-and-ril, it would have
cost about 2200 for the two paint jobs
six and three years ago aud go hungry
for paint again.
Dreicorn lost 1900 of business and
took the risk of making Donohue mad
and losing his business, forever: all
to save the holy family Institute 1900
besides the fuss OF paint job
Was Dreicorn right or wrong as q
painter; and which would you paint
your church, lead-and-oll or DevoeP
Yours truly
FW DEVORE & co.
Edgefield Mercantile Go.
d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
At Parksville Next Year.

The session of the IusersDe-
nominational Sunday School Con-.
vention that wes held at Phili2pii
last week was the most profitable
session in the history Of the or
ganization. so say many who were
in attendance. The carefully se-
lected topics were ably anden-
Enthusiastically discussed. These
annual occasions not only give an.
impetus to Sunday school work
throughout the county but bring
the several branches of.the Chris
tian Church into more sYmpathet-
ic touch and closer fellowship.
The officers .of the convention
were: Rev. T. P. Burgess presi-l
deut; Hon. T. G.. Talbert, wee
president, and Mr.. w. d .HoE Hand.
secretary and treasurer: The Gons.
vention will meet with the good
people of farksyille a Year hence.
Our Victor No. 1 Bed Springs
are guaranteed tors2o years. N 9th
ing tetler Oh tn. market ,,
Ramsey ~ .Joses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
First S. c. C. I. Encampment.

The 6rst encampment of the S.
C. G. I. cadets which was held at
Salter's pond last week was ideal
in every respect. Col. Bailey went
down day in advance 10 have
The tents erected and 10 get'every-
thing in readiness by he time the
soldier boys arrived Strict mill
tary discipline was observed
throughout the encampment.
Guard mounting was held every
morning. and sentinels posted to
guard the premises just as if the
enemy, forty thousand strong,
were only a few miles away. Of
course the cadets we're given leave
of absence for portion of each
day, and their leisure time was
spent in fishing and disporting
themselves in the shady woodland
adjoining the camp.
On Saturday afternoon the boys
marched to Trenton, where prize
dill was held. Cadet Humphreys
was awarded first prize. At Tren-
ton they boarded the late train for
Edge6eld, to again take ap the
no utine life at the college.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08

. Z
Every number of The Youths
Companion contains some valua-
BE contribution to general infor-
nation. And whatever it is5it may
be depended upon for its accure-
cy, for the Companion's articles
of this character ara all obtained
at first hand from 1,npetent au-
thorites. In the May numbers are
articles on "Tbe Backward Child"
sHow to Find the Height of
Tree, The Trade of Dressmaking."
aPasteurizing Milk at Home,'' and
perhaps a d,zen others, all of
varied and practical usefulness.
International Stock Food will
make your Horses Sleek, your
Cows give more milk and your
Hogs thrifty.
w. w. Adams.
On Sunday last Mrs. NJ. N.
.Holstein caught her foot under
the carpet and fell, breaking her
right limb above the ankle. The
intelligence was received in Edge
field with the keenest regret. Her
children went 10 her bedside at
once, and the latest information
on Tuesday was to the effect tina t
she wap resting we'll. When such
an accid mt befalls an aged person
q longer time is required in heal
ing than for one not advanced in
years. but Mrs. flolatein's frienda,
especially those in E lgefeld, very
earnestly hope that her recovery
aud re storation 10 her accustomed
vigor will be speedy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
Fratricide Near velma.

The killing Of Mr.. Preston Low,
ry on Sunday night last by his:
brother. Mr.. Lawton Lowry, is.
deeply deplored wherever the
news has spread. These two brotn-;
ers lived together in saIuda coun-
ty near the Edgefeld line. The
writer and the Lowry brothers
were reared within less than a
mile of each othor, Attending.
school together rs bare-footed
boys. For this reason we were.
deeply panied to hear of the un-i
fortunate occurrence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
FRENCH COACH
STALLION.

The Celebrated French Coach
Stallion, CALEMBOUR, will
make the Spring Season at Edge
field at the stables of Messrs. B.
L. Jones & Son.
The French Coach Horses are
in the front rank of excellence
among the carriage breeds of the
world.
Call and inspect this celebrated
horse.
Edgefeld French Coach Horse G CO.
]. P. NIXON, Sec. and Trea.
Clark'a Hill, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
Graded School Commencement.

During the course OF year our
people have opportunity of wit
Messing great. diversity of en-
tertainments, but nothing is ever
presented to an Edgefeld audi
ence that is more thoroughly en-
joyed or more rapturously re-
ceived than the commencement
exercises or the graded school.
The children are so devoid of the
;yainities and vainglories of life,so
naturaI and unassu uming IN their
manaer that they provoke the
highest admiration and commen-
dation from the large audiences
thatattend these annual occasions.
The 1907 commencement exer-
cises Of the graded school will be
held on Thursday evening, May
16tb, beginning at S:45 sharp. The
doors will positively close at that
hour. The exercises will CONSIST
chinfly of beautiful little play
entitled "The Queens Surprise. !"
More than q score of little folks
have been assigned parts.
AS there is yet a balance due on
the improvements and repairs that
were made on the school property,
an admission fee will be charged
in order to raise money 10 liqui-
date at least a portion of this
debt. Reserved seats will be on
sale at the proper time at 30
cents, general admission 25 cents
Is cents for children. No one ought
to mind contributing this small
sum toward pay ing the balance on
the school debt Really they are not
contri buting anything, for not one
will attend who will not receive
more than double lis moneys
worth
Beautiful line of stationery.
Tablets, box paper and paper by
the pound.
Timmons Bros.
Take up the old carpet or worn,
out mating, and let us supply you
with new mating in bright and
attractive patterns. The quality is
good and tho price very reasonable
Edge6eld Mercantile Co.
Have received second shipment
of CerealitA. Try it for cora and
cotton.
W. w. Adams.
Do your lamps smoke? Try the
Peoples Oil. We handle it.
G. L. Penn & Son.
Beautiful Rugs and Art Squares
all sizes and attractive designs.
Ramsey d Jones.
Very Handrome Toilet Sets,
ranging in price from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Ramsey & Jones.
B,autiful assortment of Iron
and Enameled beds. We invile tht
ladies to call to see them.
Ramsey G Jones.
Do.'t take our word fur it, bu'
try around and see if our state
ment is true when We say we Cal,
save you money OIL clothing, shoes
and dry goods.
May & Tompkins.
We sell the Celebrated [ngerso'l
Wa'chea. G ,me in to gee them
G. l.. Penn & Son.
those wh have tried ou,
white Star" Coff.e wilIus pt
d.L Perm & Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-08
My Best Ffie Al D

Alcxand-r Benton, who lives on
Rural Routa /, Fort Edward, N
Y, says: "Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery is my best earthly friend.
1t cured me of asthma sixty years
ago. 1t has also performed a won.
derful cure of incipient consump-
tion for my sons wife. ,rhe first
bottle ended the terrible cough,
and this accomplished, the other
symptoms left one by one, until
she was perfectly well. DR.. Kings
New Discovery's power over colds
ard coughs is simply marvellous" !"
No other remedy has ever equaled
1t. Fully guaranteed. SOC and $1.00
Trial bottle free. Timmons Bros.
G. L. Penn q Son w. e. Lynch
q Co.