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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-26

ne oStrZeZenle podale WSpOnlnla-
ny Minister to, ze jezli Macedonia
ma nadal bye zaniedbywana, to
wczesniej, czy pozniej musi tam
nastapic katastrofa (wybuch woj-
n.y..
Sekretarz w ministeryum "a
eranicznem, lord Fitzmaurice O.
znaimil tez Izbie wyzszej, re rad
bedzie zmuszony wystapic wkrot-
ce samoistnymi projektami W
kwestyi macedohskiej, dodal je-
dnak, re ME moze on ma razie dac
uspokajajacych pod tym wzgle-
dem wyjasnieh. Poiozenie stale
sic coraz krytyczniejsze zarowno
w lokalnych stosunkach Macedo-
nil, jak i w zabiegach dyplomaty-
cznych interesowanych pahstw.
Stanowisko Turcyi daje powod
do pewnych obaw nadto wkrot-
ce wypadnie sic zastanowic, czy
nadszed} juz czas do ustanowie-
MIA chrzescijanskiego gubernato-
ra dla Macedonii, czy jeszcze ME.
Co do austryackiego projektu
kolejowego ma terytoryum ture-
ckiem, ably poiaezyc Wiedeh ze
Salonikami, powiedzial lord Fitz-
maurice, re Austrya ma prawo do
urzeczywistnienia swego projek-
tu ma mocy traktatu berhhskiego; {;
niema zatem obawy, azeby Au-
strya, korzystajac ze swego pra-
wa, sprowadzila pewien knflikt
miedzy mocarstwami.
Petersburg, 26 lutego. - Po raz
pierwszy, odkad Rosya posiada
parliament, odbedzie sic ogolna
audyencya poslow w CarskiemSio'
lie. Poslowie, wyjatkiem, kon-
stytucyjnych demokratow, rady-
kalow i Polakow, W liczbie 26O O.
sob udaja sic dzisiaj do Carskie-
go Siola, azeby sic ma zyczenle
cesarza przedstawic jemu i cesa-
9rzowej. Jezeli cesarz ME poFuszy
przy tel sposobhosci jakiegos te-
matu politycznego, to andyencya
ME bedzie wcale nosic tego cha
rakteru, gdyz reprezentanci roz-
nych frakcyj poselskich beda wy
lacznie zapewniac o swej lojalno-
Sci.
Petersburg, 26 lutego. - Gene
raj Stoelssel, ktory 20 bm. zostai
skazany ma Smierc "a wydanie
Portu Artura w rece Japohczy-
k6w, wniosl prosbe do tronu o u
laskawienie. Jak wiadomo trybu-
NAL wojenny, zasadzajacy go, sam
poleci4 skazanego lasce monar-
szej, przeznaczajsc mu zamiast
kary smierci 10 lat twierdzy wy
dalenie 60 wojska.
Paryz, 26 lutego. - Rad fran
cuski otrzymal wczoraj cd gene
rala D'Amade, glownodowodza-
cego francuskiemi wojskami W
Marokko wiadomosc, re rozpo-
czyna on ofenzywe przeciw krajo-
wcom juz W najblizszy czwartek'
Berlin, 26 lutego. = Tutejszy
posel chinski, Sun Pao Ki otrzy-
NAL pred niejakims czasem zle-
Genie cd swego rzadu, azeby ira
Etowal niemieckiem ministe'
ryum spraw zagranicznych W
sprawie ostatnich wydarzen spor-
uych w Mandzuryi. Ma on row.
niez upowaznienie sklonienia RIA
du niemieckiego do zajecia sic ta
sprawa "a wspolnem porozumie-
mem sic rzadem amerykansklm.
Minlsteryum zagraniczne przyje-
10 ten komunikat do wiadomosci,
lecz ME dalo stanowczej odpo-
wiedzi w tym kierunkm Nato-
mast znioslo sic ono ze swym po-
siem w Westinghouse w Pekin-
gu. - Chiny zamierzaja najwido-
czniej naklonic Niemcy Amery-
ke do protestowania przeciwko
zmonopolizowania handlu jaPon-
skieeo w Mandzuryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-26
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 26 lutego.
= Chiny prosza 0 interwencye
Stanow Zjednoczonych i Niemlec
w ich nieporozumieniu z Japo-
mia. Japonia bowiem posuwa sic
"a daleko, zwlaszcza w Mandzu-
ryi, gdzie krzywda innych pro-
paguje sw6j przemysl i handel
Taxa wiadomosc nadeszla wczo-
raj Berlina. Tam podobno poser
chinski otrzymai instrukcye Pc
kinu, ably W sprawie tel zaz9daf
pomocy rzadu niemieckiego. Chi
nv podobno chca sic odniesc do
calego swiata cywilizowanego z
prosba, ably W tel sprawie Japonie
upomniano.
Denver, Colorado, 2s lutego.-
Niewiadomo Z jakich powodoW
morderca Ks. Leona Heinrichsa,
zeznal wczoraj ia przesluchach W
Colorado Springs, gdzie go try
maia we wiezieniu, ze ksiedza
Heinrichsa zastrzelii przez omyi-
kemial BOWEN zamiar zgiadzic
ze swiata mlodego wloskiego ksie-
dza, skazanego ma Smierc przez
bande anarchist6w~w w Sycylii, "a
to, re ich przesladowal i glownie
przyczynil sic do tego, re ich z
kraju wypedzono. Guarnaccio po-
dobno plakai wczoraj i mocno "a
}uje popelnionej zbrodni. Policya
jest zupelnie innego zdanla, w
pierwszej bowiem chwili zeznaf,
ze mia} w programme zabic jeszcze
kilku innych ksiezy.
Lamar, Mo-, 26 lutego. - Roz-
woziciel wegli Lee Hart, zastrze-
lii tn swoja tesciowa, smiertelnie
zranil jej meza oraz swoja zone.
Zbiegl on potem domu ciaio
jego poszarpane do niepoznania
znaleziono ma torach kolei St.
Louis and San Francisco. Popei-
nil ,samobojstwo. Przyczyny ka-
tastrofy rodzinnej nieznane.
Silverton, Colorado. 2e lutego.
Zarzadca kopalni Gold King, W.
z. Kinney, szeryf Palmquist
dwaj deputowani otrzymali hsty
z pogrozkami,ze jesli ME przestana
scigac zlodziei z}ota W takim razie
wszyscy zostana wymordowanl.
Zarzadca natychmiast wydalh TO
gornikow. Niedawno temu proce-
sowano tn 34ch gornikow, ktorzy
kradli bardzo cenna rude.
Des Moines, Iowa, 26 lutego.-
Cieple powietrze przyczyni sic
niezawodnie do tego, re ma rzece
Raccoon zerwa sic lody, a w ia
kim razie wyrzadza wielka szkode
w tel czesci miasta, ktora ley mad
brzegiem rzeki. Wydano tu dla-
tego ostrzezenie, ably kazdy z mie-
szkahcow w zagrozonej dzielnicy
byl got6w do ucieczki. Jesli bo-
wien pusci l6d W takim razie z
mieszkati mad rzeka i mostow mic
ME pozostanie.
Logansport, Ind, 26 lutego. -
Wczoraj wieczorem wobec sadu
zlozonego 5-ciu czlonkow rady
miejskiej sadzono tu burmistrza
Jerzego Nc Kee, ktoremu zarzu-
GAIA, re sic zbyt czesto upiJa |
borby wyprawia. Burmistrz chcac
sic utrzymac ma stanowiapu, bronl
sic jak moze powiada, re oskar-
zenie to wnieSli jego polityczni
wrogowie, ktorym chodzi o to, a
by Nc Kee ME byi kandydatem
ma kongresmana. Porzadek ma sa-
Ii, przepeinionej publicznoscia po
same brzegi utrzymywala policya,
gdyz obawiano sic gwaltow re
strony obywateli, ktorych wick
szosc protestuje przeciw postepo-
waniu czlonkow rady miejskiej.
Podpisano nawet protest pre-
ciwko procesowaniu burmistrza.
Swiadkowie ME mogli dokladnie
powiedziec, czy burmistrz byl pl-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-26
oslowie Dumy ma Audyencyi u Cara
Stoessel prosi o ulaskawienie.
SMARoKKo. Y
Chiny prOtestuja przeciwko mOnOpolizOWan1u handiu
Mandzuryi przez JapOnie.
PoRoZUMIENIE W SPRAWIE KoNGO.

Posz MOrderca KS HenrichSa
Tragedya Z1Odzeje rudyPowodz
sus burmstrza.- SpekulOwal ma bohaterstwo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-26
KOMPANIA ASEKURACYJ.
Ma ZASKARZONA.

W jaki spos6b postepuja niekt6-
re kompanie ubezpieczajace ma ~.
Gle, illustruje Proces wytoczony
przez krawca Franka j. Lutena
kompanii Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. W Milwaukee.
W czerwcu 1887. W Cincinnati,
Ohio, ubezpieczyl on swe zycie u
tel kompanii ma sumo $4,000. w
koutrakcie byfo powiedziane, ze
ina piacic rocznie $4,000, ze po
90 latach bedzie mia} prawo otrzy-
mac .got6wka $4,000 wraz z pre-
miami, lub, jesli bedzie jeszcze
zdrowym, police asekuracyjna ma
sumo $11, 900 bez obowiazku wno-
szenia dalszych wp}at. Lat 20 u
p}yne}o; kompania ME przysfaia
aadnego lekarza, by zbadai, czyli
jest zdrowym, ami ME chcia}a tez
wystawic mu policy ma 81, 900 i
ofiarowala sic tyllo dac mu police
ma $1,000. Poniewaz kontraktowo
ma prawo do wiekszej sunny pos
miertnej, przeto wytoczyf proces.
UIAsKAWIONY.
John A. Linn, by}y klerk sadu
obwodowego sadu wyaszego, zna-,
ny W ko}ach politycznych jake
dzia}acz cd lat 80, skazany "a
sprzeniewierzenie $4,000 ma vie
zienie W Joliet ma termin nieozna-
czony d. Z kwietnia 1905, zostai
ulaskawiony i znajduje sic obecnle'
W swojem mieszkaniu pm. 3oS Di-
vision str. Procesowany W swolm
czasie przez organizacye "Citizen's
Association, z inicyatywy teJze
organizacyi zosta} obecnie ulaska-
wiony z powodu, IL fizycznie ! u
mys}owo tax jest chory, re gdyby
90 pomieszczono W zak}adzie kar-
nym dla oblakanych W Chester,
to prawdopodobnie groziloby to
iego zyciu, a ma kazdy spos6b po-
padlby W nieuleczalne obfakanie'
Wstawi} sic "a MIN r6wniez bur
mistrz Busse, kt6ry tez wczoraJ
wraz synami Lima przywiozf go
z Joliet do Chicago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Christmas Tree at Baptist Church.

Christmas Tree at Baptist Church.
On Thursday evening the Bap.
tist church was arrayed in holi.
day attire to celebrate the happy
Christmas season. A cantata, "fhe
Shepherds Of Long Ago" was rem
dered, and participated in by the
whole school, both young and old.
The music was beautiful and in
spring, consisting of solos, cho.
ru seq, quartettes by the children
and the choir, the Baraca class
and the young women of tie Sun
day school. The decorations, trees
filled with bright ornaments and
boxes of good things, were artis-
tic and charmed the little folks,
and brought a feeling of good
cheer to older people which they
had not known for many a year.
All the boxes were star shaped,
aud were filled with candy and
nuts. These gifts along with ap-
pies aud oranges, were presented
to all the happy children, and
they went home more enthusiastic
over the good Christmas time
thaa ever. Mrs. J. ii. Tillman was
congratulated many times for her
faithfulness and ingenuity in dis
covering and training 80 many
new and beautiful voices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Recent Marriages.

1S0cenS carriages.
Married, oy Rev. P. B. Ian.
ham, at The home of the brides
mother, Mrs. S. d. Jones, on De.
cember 10th, Miss Maggie Jones
and Mr.. Joseph Miller.
Married, by DIR. C. E. Blu rts, at
the home of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, on Decem-
Der 25th, Miss Fannie Griffin and
Mr.. James Jennings.
Married, November 18th, Miss
Lillian Witt to Mr.. Ben Rodden,
by Rev. j. e. Johnston.
Married, December 18th, Miss
Fannie Duncsn to Mr.. Thomas
Burnett, by Rev. J. E. Johnston.
Married, December 18th, Miss
Leilah Luquire to Mr.. John R.
Wilson, by Rev. J. E. Johnston.
Married, December 22nd, Miss
Ina Mcdowell to Mr.. Simeon
Christie, by Rev. j. E. Johnston.
Married, December 22nd, Miss
Mary Hamilton to Mr.. Cleveland
QUITS, by Rev. ]. E. Johnston.
Married, December 26th, Miss
Azilee Satterfeld to Mr.. Pruitt
Rush, by Rev. ]. E. Johnston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Treed .Possu,n and Taters."

freed "Possum and Taters.''
We have had reports from q
number of Christmas hunters, but
our friend Sam Taylor takes the
"blue ribbon" over them all. A
few mornings ago he espied some
big possum tracks near his home.
Aud being surfeited on the sea-
sons nick-nacks. aud longing for
something more substantial, Sam
set out to find the said possum's
den. After going some distance
through briars, bushes, brambles,
mud and slush, he found the pos.
sum sat home" to his frien Is un-
der huge clay-root. undismayed
by the aize of the clay-root or the.
seeming great depth of the den,
Edgefeld's Daniel Boone dug
away until he finally reached the
grizzly old fellow. And in addi-
tien to finding the possum, Sam
found about bushel of sweet
potatoes in the said den that the
marsupial had stored away to
feed upon in Writer. Seldom in
deed does one feast upon ''pos-
sum and taters" that were found
under the same clay-root.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Remembered the Orphans.

Departing from the regular GUS
tom of giving the children of the
church a Christmas tree, the men,
bers of the Presbyterian church
conceived the happy idea Of
bringing the children together at
the Christmas season and have
them send gifts to the Thornwell
orphanage. In carrying out this
plan, the Presbyterian flock as
sembled at the church on Thurs
day afternoon last and packed 3
large box with clothing and nice
things to eat. The box which was
worth some thirty-odd dollars and
a cash contribution of $13 have
been sent to DR.. Jacobs to be used
in making the little fatherless and
motherless children comfortable
and happy. We like this plan Of
be.towiog Christmas gifts, and
trust that it will be quite genera
ly adopted twelve months hence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
<. of|P officers Elected. {

AT the Last regular meeting of
the Edge6eld lodge Knights Of
Pythias the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuin G
year: J.. R. Jones, G. c.; A. G.
Broadwater, V. c.; P. P. Blalock,
-Jr., Prelate; B. L. Jones, N. of
W.; DR.. G. P. DeVore, NJ. of E. !;
N. NJ. Jones, NJ. of F.; R. G. Pad
gett, NJ. at A. SIC. Walker. Innar
Guard, and N. l.. Brunson, Outer
Guard. The affairs of the Edge
field lodge were never before in a
more fourishing condition. At al
most every meeting new mem
bsrs-men who would be an hon.
or to any crganization--are added
to its ranks. May the Knights Of
Pythias continue to prosper in
Edgefeld during the year 1908!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Retires After Twelve Years.

E~SILrSS oAt0r 4W0AS0, \ 4OSrbs IL
Mr.. J. D. Holatein has an
nounced that he will retire from
the management of the Lynch
drug store and that Mr.. w. g.
Lynch will succeed him as mana
ger. Soon after the death of the
lamented w. E. Lynch, twelve
years ago, Mr.. Holsteln took
charge Of the business for mis- Sis.
ter. Mrs. Lynch. her sons being
then in school and too young to
assume such weighty responsibili-
ty. Those who have as the years
passed watched the steady and
substantial growth of the Lynch
store have been impressed with
the fact that it's affairs were being
directed by a master hand. Mrs.
Lynch has been peculiarly fortu-
nate in having one 30 faithful and
so capable to manage her business
interests.
Mr.. W. G. Lynch is well equip
ped for the new duties that now
devolve upon him. He ls a full
graduate of Davidson College,
later graduating in pharmacy in
Baltimore, and has bad five years
of practical experience in, the
store since leaving college. We
feel on6dent that he will conduct
the affairs of this old and popular
drug store in q most satisfactory
manner.
After resting for a season, Mr..
Holstein will probably engage in
business on his own account. How
ever, for the present his plans are
not fully matured. Success to him
in whatever business he may en-
bark
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Pension Board to Meet.

Tbs county pension board will
hold its 6rst meeting of the new
year in Auditor Haltiwanger's
office on Monday, January 9Th.
The board is composed of Messrs.
W. M. Clark, VIM. Glenn and A.
A Gilchrisl. Mr.. J. N. Fair, pen
zion commissioner for this coun-
ty, is by virtue of the position he
holds a member of the board also.
The pension commissioner will be
in the Auditors Office every Sat-
urday to receive applications for
passions. It is probable that there
will not be many new applicants
this year but some of the old pen
sioners will doubtless endeavor to
be raised to a higher class
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Rank Foolishness.

when attacked by a cough or
cold, or when your throat is sore,
it is rank foolishness to take any
other medicine than DR.. Kings
New Discovery" says C o Eli
bridge, of Empire, Ga. SCI have
used New Discovery seven years
and I know it is the best remedy
on earth for coughs and colds,
Group, and all throat and lung
troubles. My children are subject
to Group, but New Discovery
quickly cures every attack. !"
Known the world over as the King
of throat and lung remedies. Sold
under guarantee at q i Penns&
Son, w E Lynch & Cos. drug
stores. Soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
.Death of arr. W. 3. Lowrey. !.

While the inmates Of millions
Of homes over the land were maxi
ing merry and ENJOYING the holi-
day festivities, not a few homes
were shrouded in the deepest
gloom and sorrow, occasioned by
visit from the Death Angel. The
home of Mr.. Whitfield B. Lowrey,
: at Velma, this county, was among
the latter class. Mr.. Lowrey, the
father of the family and head of
the household, breathed his laet
on Thursday, December 26th.
He had reached the ago Of about
fifty-fve years, and during the
major portion of this long life had
been hale and strong, but about a
year ago his health began to fail.
The passing of each week marked
a decline in his strength. Reali-
zipg the seriousness of his physi-
cal infrmity and that the end was
steadily approaching, Mr.. Low
rey's loved ones looked not with
light and happy hearts TO the ap-
preaching Christmas season as
had been their wont for many
years. They realized that there
would soon come separation,
severing of human ties that would
bring untold anguish of heart and
soul.
MI. Lowrey always led a quiet
life. Instead of aspiring to public
office and public life he preferred
to pass his days in quiet retire
ment with his family in their hap
py home. He served his commu-
nity faithfully as trustee of the
public schools for a number of
years, and was postmaster at Vel
ma at the time of his death, the
office being in his residence. Mr..
Lowrey was good neigbbor, q
devoted husband, an indulgent
father, a good citizen, and a true
and loyal trend. His community
will greatly miss him. A wife,
three daughters and one son sur
vive Mr.. Lowrey.
Being personal friend of the
deceased and warm friend of the
family, we beg to extend our ten.
derest sympathy in this hour OF
distress and great bereavement.
May the Great Physician minis
ter to the bruised and broken
hearts
The intermsnt took place at
McKendree church on Friday af-
,ernoon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Money in the Land yet.

The panic may yet be lingering
IN some sections but little trace
of it can be seen in Edgefeld. In
fact, there has not at any, time
been a lack of funds to transact
the usual amount of business in
this section. The local banks have
been able to supply every need.
One of the best evidences that
there is money in the land yet is
found in the fact that in paying
for some real estate q few days
ago through the Office of the Judge
of Probate, q gentleman counted
out $1,000 in gold. Such large
quantity of the yellow metal being.
counted out from tae pocket of an
individual was rather an unusual
sight.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Fifteen Bales From Ten Acres.

& The Horns Creek bills are high
and many of them appear to be
barren and bleak at a distance
but they never fail under favora-
bic conditions to produce heavy
crops. The soil in that section
seems to be peculiarly adapted to
cotton. Mr.. w. e. QUITS, a level
headed young farmer who has
charge of the Wise place, made
fifteen bales of cotton from ten
acres last year-1907. We have
not heard of a better yield from
ten acres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
New Menbera Received.

New Memhera Received.
Concordfa lodge, A. z. NJ,
could boast, were it disposed to
boast, Of an exceedingly repre-
sentative mbership. Probably
not another Masonic lodgein the
state is composed, upon the whole,
of such excellent material. And
what ungurs best for the future
Of Concordia lodge is that good
men continue to join. At the last
regular meeting Friday night, the
6rst degree was conferred upon
young Mr.. Shealy of TreDton and
Mr.. c. E. Quarles of Franklin.
The second degree was also con-
ferred upon Messrs. w. S. Cog
burn, B. R. Tillman, Jr., and Joe
G. Holland.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
soldies Boys Oyster Supper.

After the members of the Edge
field Rifles dispose of business
matters at their regular meeting
non Thursday night delightful
oyster supper will be served in
the armory. The members of the
company and some OF their friends
who have been honored with in
vitations are looking forward t.
the occasion with the pleasantest
anticipations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Good Crop Of Peas

Mr.. 3. NJ. Padgett, a very sue
cessful farmer who resides six
miles below Trenton, called at our
Office while in Edgefeld recently.
Mr.. Padgett stated that crops in
his immediate section were ex-
ceptionally fine. Besides making
bale of cotton to the acre, he
harvested about 175 bushels of
peas which he can readily sell at
this time for So per bushel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
The Corner Store Offers

To their host of patrons and
friends, good, wishes with
great appreciation of their lib
eral suppc t and kind express
sions during the grand old
year just past, 1907.
May the New Year bring
to you Joy, good cheer and
many yuletiele seasons yet to
come.
w. H. Turner,
Proprietor.
Wanted: To show everyodyb
our newly arrived stock of furni-
ture and house furnishings.
Edgefeld Mercantile Co.
Our stock of mattresses is very
large. We can sell you a first-class
cotton mattress at from 1886 to
$500.
Edge6eld Mercantile Co.
Try our 10-cents Salmon.
B. Timmons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Large Lot of Seed.

Those who bought cotton seed
when tho price was low and have
held them for an advance will
yet profit by it. Mr.. Abner Broad
water, who is not only a success
full farmer but a far-sighted bust.
ness ,nan as we'll, has about 1000
bushels of cotton seed that he
will not put upon the market until
somebody offers him a very
tempting price. Mr.. Broadwater
also hes nearly his entire cotton
crop OH hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
Army of Fair Teachers.

Army Of Fair Teacher6.
Edgefeld probably furnishes
more young lady teachers than
any ether place of its size.in the
state. The following young ladies
came home from their respective
schools to spend the Christmas
vacation: Miss Josie Sheppard,
Miss Eleanor Nicholson, Miss
allnnie Ryan, Miss Matte Minis,
Miss Lillian Smith. Miss May
Roper, Miss Nollie Hill, Miss Mat
tie lyon and Miss Daisy Lyon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
A Higher Health Level.

"I have reached a higher health
level since I began using Dr..
Kings New Life Pills." writes
Jacob Springer, of West franklin,
Maine, "They keep my stomach.
liver and bowels working just
right" If these pills disappoint
you on trial, money will be re-
funded at G L Penn & Son, w T.
Lynch & Co., drug store. 25c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01
"A Cure For Misery.

II have found a cure for the
misery malaria poison produces
says R M James, of Louellen, s.
G. "It's called Electric Bitters, and
comes in 80 cent bottles. 1t breaks
up case of chills or a bilious
attack in almost no time; and it
puts yellow iaundice clean out of
commission" This great. tonic
mediclns and blood purifier gives
quick relief in all stomach, liver
and kidney complaints and the
misery of lame back. Sold under
guarantee atsG L Penn & Son, w
E Lynch & Co, drug stores.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-01

Allan's celebrated lierfumery
in handsome bottles and in bulk
for retail.
3. Tilnmons.
The handsomest slime of cut
glass ever shown in IEdgefeld can
be seen at our store,
Ramsey & Jones.
Large stock of paper,pens, pen
ellis apd tablets.
B. Timmons.
l write Bond Insurance, Life
Insurance, Accident Insurance,
Health Insurance, Tornado In
surance, Plate Glass Insurance
and Life Insurance on Horses and
Mules.
E.J. Norris, Agt.