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The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 3ls-Charles White. r.. Ct to Christian
J. GCckelgr and Edward NJ Grinder, 60 secure
Robinson White. S,2O 6. Il, and Is months
per cent. semi-annually. north half lot s.
Square l22-Heman i. Mandler ct TX. % Joseph
". Cox and Seth 4. Terry 90 secure James $
Fraser, 500, years. 6 per cent Dot l29
Square g4-Natnan Edelson et 90 Rosa r.
Downing and Harris Levy, t. secure Ann Nor
gan. $500. years per cent. ssmiannually.
part lot a.
Square l03o-Jobn Berry et ux 20 Adolrh A. Hoeh-
ling jr., and Charles ". Orth to secure Albert
Berry, S2S6H. 3 years, G per cent, semi
annually lots l9 o. and o.
Square 2Ss-Enma Bon Yeatman and Marinda A.
featman TO John \. Hamilton and John p.
Larncr. 10 secure Washington Loan and Trust
Company, 5000, years. per cent. semi-an-
nualy, lot 80.
Scluetzen Park-Charles W. King ct ux. to John
I. Arms and Samuel A. Drlry. 10 secure Ice
Brown. $4,000, years. per cent semi iannually,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.

CHIEF JlolliE Al4ABAAbu-
Henson vs. Henson. continuation uf sale ordered
Compaiuaut's solicitors. j. A. Cobb and ~ y.
Richardson; defendant solicitor, =. W. Frisby
Waters ys Prosise. lale 20 show cause returnable
November J. Complainant solicitors, Lambert 4
Mclean aud T. II. leatEau.
Scryeuer vs. Nymau. g. Fl. Duffy appointed tTus-
Tee. Comt tlainant's solicitor, g. H. Duffy
Prcssgy ,s. Latimer sale dccIeed. with x. Golden
Donaldson Abuer II. Ferguson. and Paul y. Sic
man. trustees, 10 sell; bond 5000. Complainant
solicitors. Slcinan & Lefch; Defendants solicitors.
r. Golden Donaldson a. H. Ferguson. Bmnden-
burg * Brandtnbmg and =. s. Bright.
Motions for to-day.
No. o. Fauuce ct al. VS.. Himc!risht ct al At
torne,s Adriaaus-Latimcr
No. S. Chapman IS Howard. Attorneys Jones.
Padcctt-Stsuart
No. ST. Norwood % a. vs.. Terrell q a. Attor-
ueys Lambert Rirney < Woodland, Richards.
No. g. Nye Vs. Nyc Attorneys. +. Z. Wilson
W W. Bride.
No a. Corby vs.. Colby. Attorneys Poe-Kuhn.
No. O.. BroJorick vs.. Broduick Attorneys. Easby-
Smith-Fague. Wilson q Luksdac.
80. q. Morgan IS. Wamicks Attorneys. Sulli-
van. Tolm,y- Rslston * 0iddons.
No. e.. IH re- r. t.. R0Ezse. bankrupt Attorney.
II. g. kmhll.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
CHAMBERLAIN CLUB SMOKER.
Local Talent Joins with Professional
in Entertainment of Guests.

Members of the Chamberlain Club as
sembled last night at Sg1 Fifteenth street
in attendance upon the first smoker Of
the season. and had royal time with
their invited guests. A special programme
of entertainment was provided with tai
ent from the theateTs, fortified by
stunts Of some Of the members. Sec
ary-Treasurer Miller and Manager G.
\. Warner were in their element well
coming their guests, and looking after
the comfort Of each. The affair passed
off most pleasantly. and from the Sword
Song" Of Robin Hood. sung by its aU-
thor. TO the stories Of monolOgist Fred
Lewis everything was humorous and
stamped with the mark OF good fellow
ship.
The smoker was entirely informal. and
in that alone was its principal charm
Smith. the Booster from Spokane, was
there with his little barrel Of apples,
and each Of those present carried home
the barrel and the recipe Of how to make
money, provided he should be i'm the
Columbia Valley with an orchard from
which to draw his revenue, Smith is
here in attendance upon the sessions Of
the Scottish Right Masons. and inciden-
tally Is advertising his chamber of COM
merce in Spokane with a little scheme
which specially appeals TO every lover
Of the apple.
Among the talent who participated in
the smoker We're: ". 3. Atkinson. plan
ist; Al B. Griffith, imitator: John Muir
ray, soloist, and II. r. Staten, basso
soloist, all members Of the club To as
sist these were: Fred Lewis, monologist:
the Regent Quartette, composed Of Ed
ward Edwards and Henry Sylvester, ten
Ors, and Ralph Walker and Edward
Ohaus, bassos, who sang several selec-
tions. from the theatrical companies ap-
pearing in town this week
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Thursday, October -, 1907.
,nremc Court of the United s.ntes

supreme Court of the United States.
Present The Chief Justice AIr. Justice Harlan.
MIR Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
pcckham Mr. Justice Mckeuna. Mr. Justice Holmes
NIr Justice DAY and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Thomas Cali of Los Angeles. CAL and John
Frani, HefYcuau, Of New York city, we're sd-
mitted 20 practice
No l8 Henry Winters et A.. appellant. the
United States argument commenced hy Mr. r. 6.
bay for the appellants. continued b7 Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Sanford and AIE. Assistant Al
torney General yan Oridel for the appellee. and
concluded by Nir James a. Walsh for the appel
lants Leave granted Co counsel for appellee 70 file
additional brief within three days and 10 cUun-
sci for appellants 10 reply thereto
No. &s William r. ID. Taylor petitioner vs..
the United States. and
No l0l The United States, plaintiff iu error, vs..
Neil Macdonald. argument commenced by Mr..
Lucius H. Bs,ns for Taylor. and continued by Mr..
Assistant Attorney Genera! Coolcy for the United
States
Adjourned until tomorrow at y O'Clock.
The day call for Friday, October .. will be as
follows: Ncs Is land 4On 26i l6l rs land 2SDl
= land 29 So 81. s. 33 and 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Circuit Court No. 2.
IUsrICE ANnERsoN.

Davis S.. Auar1sta and Potomac Railway Com
Iaufi s1u disagree and are discharged Plaintiff .
. attorneys. ". g.. Gardiner and p. " HoueweH:
dt,udsnt's attamas. J. J. Darlington and w. g..
Sullivan
owen Us. Washington Railway and Electric Com
rauyl Judgment verdict for defendant az plain
/ tfs cHst. Plaintiff attuues. MrNGI q Mo
NgiH; defendants ATTORNEYS. j. J. Darlington and
W G. Sullivan.
BeaH vs. ClaEcrj. Judgment on verdict for plain
/ tf for $3.50 Plaintiffs attorney. Charles +.
HCutlCr- defendants attorney. Smith Thompson r.
knights 1f Labor IS. Bliss Judgment ty default
fcr SR5.H. Plaintiffs attorneys. Archer X smith
LimoteS vs. Lynch e. al, judgment by default
for $50 Plaintiff attorney. j. Wilmer Latimar.
Head rs huopp- verdict for plaintiff for s. 28G
Plaintiffs attorneys. h. K. Webb and g.. r. VIII
I bms defendant ATTORNEYS. j. r. Taylor
Hayes vs. DE Witt. JlTy respited until Monday.
Plaintiff attorney. L. j. AJathcr. DEFENDANTS at
tOmCy. HAYDEN johnson.
Dale vs shaier, motion frr new trial filed Plain
tin attorney. T. s. Bailey; defendants ATTORNEYS,
Edwin Forrest and c. j. =. Graf.
Motions for to-day
Ne. j. Thornton IS. Harlow. Attorneys j. s
Easby- Suiih-BsaU & HaehIing
No. Cleveland vs.. Harris Attorneys Downing
q Eeug-llcNJmara & Hodges
No Rowland VS. Anacostia and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys Il. ". Whoatlcy-J j.
Darlington.
No 8 Lobr VS.. Title and Guarantee COMPANY.
Attorneys W. c. Balderstln-Gittings X Chamber.
lin
No 8. United States ex Tel. EckoT vs. West
Attorneys, Lambert 4 McLan-E H. Thomas
Ne. s. Zirkd vs. Michael Attome.s Daish x
Thcmas-Gimcy x Gies
No g. Joy vs. Frost Attorneys Colladay &
Lerct-Lamsr. MattiuEly * Donaldson.
No Z. Pillsbwy IS. Deb. Attorneys. Daish x
Thamas-C J. T.. Graf
No G. sun Printing and Publishing Company vs..
National Publishing Company. Attorneys, Howard
Boyd and w. G.. Gardiner
No g. United States rel Russell vs.. District
Of Columbia Commissioners Attorneys. Lambert &
Mclean and Il. H. Ytatmln-E. II. Thomas
No 10. Beckcrle Us. NlaUrCr. Attorneys ". Il.
SholCs-W W Neliuu.
Assignments for Monday. October 3. 1907:
No. us. Iatmtr vs.. Chew. Attorneys J. VII
mer Latimer-P. r. HnIard.
No. lSl On0nd8go Gas and OH Co vs.. Cook
Aromoys II. b. M0ulton-C. W Darr.
No. Us. Osgood Us. HailmaH Attorneys. L. T.
Everett-F- s. Key-Smith.
No ISi. Stafford vs. Bliss. Attorncys Wilton
J. Lambart-I. J. Darlington.
No. l66. Brown vs.. O'Connor. Attorneys ]. A
BurEart-W J. Lambert
No. p klinchause rs. Capital Traction Company
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Morris Lunch. .. and Ietta Goldberg Is both
O. Hauis1nburE Va. Rev. Abraham Simon
James H. Firor, 49, and Sarah o. English. 81.
both Of Thumunt Nd Rev John NJ Schick
Franklin +. N0thershead 20. and A. Louise
Mangum. IS Rev William q. Dram
Francis T. Mulen. e. of New York City and
Mary l. Hamilton O. Of Bel Alton. Nd. Rev
James F. Mackn
Paul Eetchks 90 and Minnie Gotwald g. both
Of Elkins, W. Va. Rev. Frank NJ Bristoe
COLORED
James Montague. 81 and Rosa Chase, 80 Rev.
Jesse a. Taylor.
William Naylor. p and Wameada r. Davis lg
Rev Logan johnson.
James Clstterbuck. g and Belle Smith a.
Rev 4. J. Tyler.
Harrison Chase q, and Alberta Brooks. Co.
Rev j. Haven Richards
Frank Fur. &c, and Sadie Russell, q RsE.
Alex Wilbanka
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Motions for TO-DAY.
No. p. Bryan vs.. Buau ct al. Attorney Matbu.
No. p Aguew vs. Hutclius. Attorneys. Cragin
Thomas-BraudtnhuTE.
Ne. 8 StuthleEeld VS.. Stghbleheld &c al. Att1r
news Huliard- Ltckie Fulton q Cox.
30. 32 Forrest rs. Forrest Attorneys. Gittinr
q Chamberlain Forrest
No. g. Clayton vs.. Nell ct al Attorneys. King
Brown.
No. IS. Wallis VS.. Alulcahyc. Attorneys Citing.
q Chambcri1iu-W Wolf * R1scubufg
ND. 81. Hoffman Hoffman. Attorney. Plumey
No. 90. Bray Fs. Bray. Attorneys Blackstone
Key Smith
80. a.. Bolts vs.. Bolts. Attorneys. Ewing Ever
itt-Rgthscaild
No. a. RiclHdsau ~. Heu-ey. Attorneys. Me-iI
lat. Richardson -Heusev
40. # Hnuiug vs. Hcnning. Auomsys Lam
be.t-GeTd1u q Gordon
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United States F- Eugene Davis. violating section
si2 code, hai fixed a. 500. r,c1lIisauC- taken.
s!tb Samuel II. Walker. swrtg. Attorney. Il. 4.
Davis
United States SIS, EUEgHe Davis. embczzlsment
bail fixed az $500. rec guizsncs taken. with ;. II.
Walker. surety. Attorney. H. T. Davis
United States IS Benjamin I-aac-1u and Ma2
Brcaic. -obb,U appeal withdrawn. Attorney,
Thomas G.. Taylor.
Uatei States VS. John p. LiIsc-mh assault HitL
dangerous weapon gu trial. Attorneys. n. T.
Davis and Campbell C5rirct1n
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

There wasn't any indication Of a tight
money market visible at a banquet of the
former directors of the defunct Peoples
Savings Bank, held last night at the
Shoreham Hotel. In fact, money was so
loose that at the end of the evening a
match was applied 10 a note for 100000
and it was speedily burned to ashes.
In addition to burning this note the
evening was considered rather unique
from the fact that s. J. Masters. presi-
dent of the late bank. showed that, after
having paid every cent to the depositors,
the directors and stockholders had lost
less than 800 on bad debts. The cost of
the receivership and the natural deprecia-
ton in furniture and fixtures brought the
amount. however considerably higher.
The note that was thrust into the fire
was given about one year ago TO the
Union Savings Bank, of this city, and
was signed by the ten directors of the
late Peoples Savings Bank. It was paid
several months ago. and last night. the
anniversary Of the suspension Of the
bank 1t was placed upon the pyre as a
fitting close to the celebration.
Closing of the Bank.
The Peoples Savings Bank did business
at go Fourteenth street and was capI-
taIized at 10000 The deposits az the
time of suspension amounted 10 about
sllSOo0. On October p, 1906. the bank was
closed by the direction Of Comptroller Of
the Currency Ridgely.
every cent of the money due depositors
had been paid. and at the end Of ninety
days the receiyership was finished. At
the time Of the banks suspension, II
had on hand almost $4,000, or about a.
per cent Of its capital stock.
After a dinner given by Mr.. Masters,
az which a communication from one Of
the old board Of directors who could not
be present was read, the note was
burned. During the evening Mr.. Masters
reviewed the history Of the closing Of the
Institution. In his statement he said that
the closing Of the bank came like a
thunderclap, and that he deems it TO
have been hasty
Mr. Masters said that the stock Of the
bank had been selling ut from $15j to $3.50
per share before its suspension. so that
with the loss from the receivership ana
other causes the stockholders were out at
least $4,000.
Criticises the Comptroller.
He alleged that the examination Of the
national bank Inspector. owen r. Reeves,
was not thorough enough. and that it
was for this reason that the institution
was closed. He said that the directors
felt aggrieved at the action Of the Comp
troller of the Currency for his action in
this matter. and that since then public
approval has been given 10 the directors
by the fact that three of them have been
made directors OF national banks Of this
city
Mr. Masters said that he believed that
the fact that the bank was 90 be closed
was known I'm official government circles
before il was closed He concluded by
saying that the directors had found il
necessary 10 take their medicine, and had
done SO Uuc0mplainingly.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
OPEN TO ATTACK.

Neglect of even an ordinary
cough or cold is apt to leave the
lungs sore and especially suscepti-
bic TO bronchial affections. To
break UP cold quickly and cure
any cough that is durable, there is
nothing more effective than mix
ture of one-half ounce Of Virgin
oil Of Pine. with two ounces of
glycerine and a half pint Of good
whisky. Take tablespoonful
every four hours. Five ounces of
tincture cinchona compound can
be used instead Of whisky. with
the same result
The ingredients for this mixture
are not expensive and can be pur-
chased at any good drug store Ii
will always be found more salts
factory. however. TO purchase each
separately and mix therl at home.
Virgin OIL Of Pine is a pure COM
pound guaranteed by the manu-
facturers under the Food and
Drugs Act Serial No. 45l. and is
prepared only in the laboratories
of the Leach Chemical Co. Gin
cinnati. Ohio. being put up for
dispensing. only in half-ounce
Walls. each vial securely sealed in
round wooden case.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
wIu Of Jobn CnrroII

The will of John II. Carroll, dated June
. 1895. filed yesterday for probate. devises
his entire estate to mis- wife, Mrs W
Eliza Carroll, 10 hold during her single
life After her death or remarriage the
estate is 10 be equally divided among
John r Carroll. Samuel r Carroll. and
Mary y Carroll. The following cash be-
quests are also made: Agnes V. Richard
son, $50; James r. Carroll. 81. and Leon
ard F. Carroll. IS. Samuel Lee Carroll is
named as executor.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

The jury in the suit of Joseph Davis to
recover $l5.e00 damages from the AnacOs-
tia and Potomac River Railroad Com
pany. after having the case under ad-
visement since Wednesday afternoon. re-
ported to Justice Anderson yesterday that
they We're unable 30 agree. and We're dis
charged from further consideration Of it,
Davis claimed that he was injured per-
manently by being thrown from a wagon
which was run into by a car belonging
TO the company, on G street southeast
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

Auomcys Lockie Fulton & C0x-R Ross p, ry *
Son and e.. Thomas Dunlop
No. p Pitts rs. Edmonson. Attorneys. t. T..
Downing g.. A. Berry. and Z. y C0Ughlau-GI,
ting X CLsmh-fiiu
No . Imhoi g- Chesaresse and Potomac Tslc-
phone Company. AtrCugs Leon T9bnDu-George
h. Hamilton
NJ. 100 Piatt rs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys II. ". NhoatIgy-g ghaEiu Brown.
N0. Jas. Costello vs. Palmer. Attorneys /. j.
MafhcI-N Nathaniel Wilson
No. l62 Daniel U.s. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy et al Attorneys. Mcneil & McNCul-E. p.
Thomas and J, J. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Columbia TurnvereIn Meeting

Richard Bartholdt Representative in
Congress from Missouri. was elected hon
orary speaker Of the Columbia Turn
verein at the meeting Of that organiza-
tion held last night. Prof SpanhOOfd,
Of the Eastern High School, has been Sc
cured 70 deliver an address to the pupils
OF the turnverein on The value of ath-
letics. The prize team which captured
the first trophy at the Wilmington turn
fest has made arrangements for march
20 Baltimore and return.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Committed to st. EIinabeth,s.

A jury in Justice Barnard's court yester-
day declared the following to he Of unsound
mind and they were ordered committed 70
the Government Hospital for the Insane:
Herman Getz, Bruno Wagner, Frank c..
Bowen, HoTatio Solomon, Matthew Tier
ney, and Leila c. Benton. The jury de-
clared William H. DOggett and Grattan
W. Montague to be of sound mind. and
Justice Barnard ordered their release.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate ~ Annie O.D. Ga'rE1ai auditors report
fled Au.mggs r. F.. Downing aud g.. g. Berry.
Estate Of John r. CaUll. VII dated June s.
Ie5 1ICI
Estate e Caroline J. Kerr order rarifing sale
Aft.Usr H. g. HC.rmu.l.r
Estate gI Eaimau u. Ellison ezsmrliHed cops
gf VIII admitted t1 record. Auo-ueg j. J.. johnson
Estate 81 Ann i. --i.r; order fo iudTss note
sul sen Attorneys. MILAN & smith
Iu re james A. Hsiusr- order appointing James
W. Reisur guardian, bond 500 AttGusys.
MILAN & smith.
Estate Of James ". p. stembsl. answer filed.
Attorney, T. H. Marshall
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Equity suits.

NJ Ei& Bernard Waters vs.. John I. Prosise
% al 10 sriI STOCK. Complainant solicitor
Lambert q Mclean and T.. H Ysatm8H
No Z1iZT American Joe Co. v, Lawrence "
Nla--, to quiet titl7. Complainant solicitors. j.
J. Darlington arl " a. SlIIE4u
No Zi-s. tse0T-Cauul keHEa y-- Edward Lorenzo
KsnEla. divorce Complainant solicitors. Z. Far-
rest and e. ;. T. Graf
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Capt. Chandler Ordered to New York.

Capt Charles Def Chandler, the army
balloon expert, who acted as aid to J. c.
Mccoy, the New York aeronaut. in han
ding the balloon America in the recent
race, has been ordered to New York City
for duty in connection with the aeronau-
teal work of the army. The detail is
only temporary.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
GurIev Holds Brookland.

The Gurley Athletic Club played the
strong Brooklaud team 10 a standstin
yesterday, the final score being to 0.
Fish. Maddox, and King starred for
Gurley.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Mechanics, Liens.

No. 51i5 Baltimore Fsuo Concrete Company vs..
Washington Terminal COMPANY. lots q 90 So
square So and Tot @ Square Us parts Of First
ard streets northeast 2iS Auaueys. Bran
deHburg & Buud5ubug
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Lawsuits

No 1857. National Capital Bank Of Washington
vs.. Daniel Turner; Judgment ct J.. g. s-ridrr j. F..
far S25. Plaintiffs attorney. W H. NARROW. T.
No 1873. MARY y. Caudes administrators IS
/ Potomac Electric Power Company. damage $1,000
Plaintiffs attorney. Thomas e. Bradley.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
BURNS $4,000 Note
President Discharges
Banks Final Debt.
DRAMATIC SCENE AT BANQUET

Mr.. Masters Applies Match tn the
Last Token of Paid-up Obligations
of Defunct Peoples Bank-stock-
holders Loss ON Bad Debts Less
than SIOO-DcpositOrs Paid in Full.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
PLAN new COMPANY
CapuzayaS Stockholders Begin
Reorganization Work.
DECLARE MINES VALUABLE

Executive Committee Proposes An
other Name for Alleged Looted
Concern-Dnvis and Bryan, Accused
Officers, Gain Liberty Under Bond.
Investors are Confident.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-25
Bankruptcy Court.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGu.
% m JUIiUs vs.. ToisCu. aie ratified.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12

hustling farmer OF this place .,
has purchased a wood saw in
connection with his shingle mill
Miss Lula Beckham and Mrs.
Harral Beckham are visiting
relatives at Kershaw.
Miss Dove Turner has return.
ed home after an extended visit
to friends at Lancaster.
Mr.. John S. Marshall had the
misfortune to get two of his fin.
gers badly mashed while oper-
ating the press at Robertson's
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
Underwear.

Wrights Health Underwear
for Men and Boys. Full line of
Ladies all wool undervest and
pants to match.
20 Doz. Ladies heavy ribbed
Fleeced vests at only 25c.
25 boz. Misses and children.
vests, pants and union suits 25c.
10 Doz. Ladies pants and vest
48c. 40 Doz. Mems pants and
vest 48c. 5 Doz. Ladies extra
heavy Flat vests at 48c. 5 doz
Ladies union suits 48c.
Our line of Underwear is
complete, ask for what you
want, we have it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
Shoes F.! Shoes f! :!

Our two lines of Shoes, the
Sherwood Shoes for Ladies and
the Barry Shoes for Men are
the two best lines of footwear
made. One pair bought and
worn and you always want
them. THEY FIT and THEY
WEAR. We have everything
in footwear you need for the
wife, children, young lady, boys
and men.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
Pleasant Hill Items.

Miss Sue Marshall and sister,
Mrs. A. J Caathen, visited their
sister, Mrs. Mamie Williams, Of
Ker.haw, the past week.
Misses Bessie and Clara Mob
ley, of Heath Springs, spent
Sunday with Mrs. e. b. John
son.
Col. and Mrs. l.. j. Perry of
Lancaster spent Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Beckham.
Mr.. Chas. S.. Robertson, the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
A CARO-

This is to certify that all druggists are
AUTHORIZED TO refund your money If Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or
cold. 1t stops the cough heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from q cold
Cures la grippe cough and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption Contains no o.
plates The genuine is in yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes Funderburk Phar-
macy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
Broom Sells it For Less
SELLS WHAT?
Everything in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys and
Mems Underwear
Dress Goods.

Our line of Dress Goods is
complete in every department,
only a few quotations will be
sufficient.
2 Pcs SO in Brillianteen at
old price. 49c.
2 Pes Fine Black Dress goods
A in wide the 1.50 grade our
price the yd. CSC
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
Plaid Suitings.

Are the seasons latest crea-
tions. Listen to this 5 Pc 27 in
Fleece back plaids and Fancies
well worth 25c our price 16 2-3
cts yard.
10 Pes Plaids Sc in wide the
usual price per yd for these
goods 35c, our price 25cts.
5 Pes all wool Plaids the Csc
quality our price the yd 49c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12

ginnery.
Guess who went to mill and
left his corn at home on the
steps?
News Reader.
Pleasant Hill, Oct. 10.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12

1900 yd. Extra Heavy A yd Homespun at lie
10 pcs Extra good quality A Bleach Domestic 1Oc.
2500 yds full Standard Prints at unusually low price 12
SO pcs Fancy striped Plaid and figured Fanneees last
years prices, only 10c
SO Extra heavy Outings bought in January and stored
this fall same last years quality and price 1Oc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-12
ARE YOU SATISFIED

81 Our motto is Satisfied Customer
= which is worth far more than unjust
b Money. Benefits is the place to
8 get the Moneys worth.
q We pay highest prices for all
& Country produce-Chickens, Eggs,
& Butter and everything from the
@ Country. We have full line Of
b Crockery, Tinware, Wire fencing.
5 Heavy and Fancy Groceries Spec
5 ialty We are receiving now daily
s as the cool season approaches all
% kinds of Cereals-Oat flakes, Pos
q tum, Grape-nuts, Macaroni Cheese,
81 Nuts, French Candies, Apples and
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Y Yours truly
8 BENNETT / GROCERY Go.
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