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The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
INDIANS ASK FOR INJUNCTION
Would Prevent Payment Of Judgs
ments Against Land.
Also Ask Receiver for Fund of Pro-
TO Twenty Thousand DouarA-

The Indian Protective Association. by
their attorneys. Berry & Minor. ysste--
day applied 70 the District Supreme Courr
for writ enjoining Charles H Treat.
treasurer Of the United States. fsozn pay
ing judgment IN the Court OF Claims n
favor OF several persons interested in
litigation growing out Of the opening OF
Indian reservations in Washington State
The petitioners also ask the court %
appoint a receiver 10 take charge OF the
fund. amounting 70 $4,000. until further
orders OF the court
II is claimed that the Couviue Indians
in the State OF Washington sold or ceded
the United States the north half Of their
reservation for the sum Of S.5l0.c05.
through certain commissioners appointed
for the purpose The report Of the COM
rissioners was referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Indian Affairs. which reported TO tbs
Senate in favor OF accepting the land.
but refused to pay the $4,000 because
Il was claimed that the reservation was
one made by Presidential action
The Indians thereUp0n engaged Aatsh
& Gordon. composed Of Levi lIaish a
former Representative Of PENNSYLVANIA,
and Hugh H. Gordon. a son Of the ate
Gen John B. Gordon. who were then
practicing law in this city, 70 prosecute
their claim The Indians agreed 70 pay
them Is per cent Of the amount recovered.
The Secretary OF the Interior reduced ths
fee to 10 per cent IN 1S0l this firm en-
ployed Heber J. May and Daniel 3. Hen
dersoa. OF this city. as associate counsel
and agreed 10 pay for their services one
quarter Of the contract fee as approved
by the Secretary Of the Interior, and SO
GO additional
Congress by an act passed IN 1896 ap-
proprated the full sum OF $1.500.G00 in.
payment for the Indian lands. and left IL
to the Court Of Claims 10 determine a S
10 the disposition Of the lawyers fees
This tribunal on april s 1908. allowed Ss0.-
coo as the total zee. The suit brought
yesterday is for that part Of the fees
which were assigned in ISG1 by Gordon.
IN the name OF 8faish & Gordon. 10 Hen
derson & May. and by them assigned 70
the Indian Protective Association.
The petitioners contend that Gordon.
the 8Iaish heirs. and May deny the va
lidity OF the assignment 10 the Indian
Protective Association.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
WILLS AUNT HIS BROTHERS.
John J. SIgEins Provides for Her
After Bequeathing Property.

The VIII OF John J Siggins. oated
November .. 1897. was fled for probate
yesterday. The testator, who diei June :
last. appointed his brothers. Michael and
Thomas, as executors OF the instrument
To his brother, Michael Sisgins. who
al present lives at CrisJohaI. Canal Zone.
Panama, the testator leaves all HIS saw
ings on deposit 10 his credit in the saw
ings department Of the Traders National
Bank. To Patrick J. Siggins. James 3.
Siggins. and the mother. Margaret n
Siggins. is left in equal parts all the
money that may be on deposit to the
testators credit in the National Bank
OF Washington
Concluding his viii. the testator says.
I have not granted OF beuueathed any
thing to ny aunt. but recommend her
10 my Brothers care, which needs no
Turther commeEdation.
Appointing his wife, Monterey T. Her
bert. his sole executrix. and leaving her
his entire estate, the viii Of William E.
Herbert, dated November l. 1sss. was
fled for probate yesterday. Herbert died
August last
BY the VIII Of Eliza Jane Fylaud
dated July 30. 800 and who died July 50
last. the testatrix, who is the widow Of
William L Hyland, d retired Episcopal
clergyman, left her realty property TO
her son. Charles Hoge Hyland- A num-
Der Of cash bequests are left 10 the son.
William Machir Hyland; the grauddauSh-
ter, Media Virginia Hylsnd. and the
daughter. Harriet Elizabeth Hyland
Charles EOge Hyland is named as ex-
ecutor.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
HILL FLY SOON
Engine Expected Here Thursday OF
Friday.
Trial Flights of Baldwin DiriEibIe
Continued by the signal
Corps Officers.

High winds and information from the
Weather Bureau that a heavy storm
would break over Fort AIyer. Va. before
dark yesterday. prevented further trials
OF the Baldwin dirigible balloon. E5euts.
Lshm, Foulois. and Selfridge were on
hand 20 take up their postgraduate
course IN aeronauJics. and Capt Baldwin
was waiting for them. but the weather
conditions were deemed too Uufavorable
for flights in the BALLOON.
Capt Baldwin said last night he wanted
to give his pupils at least two more les
sons IN bsIIooning before leaving Wash
lngton- The lieutenants are expected to
report for high-air schooling At O'Clock
this evening
Capt Baldwin Is planning 10 leave
Washington the latter part OF this week
BY that time he viii have been paid for
his balloon and services TO the Signal
Corps. He likes Washington, IS espe-
cially fond Of the Signal Corps officers.
and viii reluctantly leave the city Capt
Baldwin. however, Is man OF mucn
business. and has a number Of exhibition
fights TO make in another dirigible before
the end Of this year
Work on the Wright brothers aeroplane
IS still progressing rapidly. The engine
has not arrived at Fort AIyer. but is ex-
pected Thursday or Friday. Il is doubt
fui, however, that Orviile Wright. who IS
here 10 prove the merits Of the invention
viii make any ascensions before the first
Of next week Mechanics Taylor and
Furness and Nj Wright went 10 work
on the various parts Of the aeroplane at
: O'Clock yesterday morning, and labOred
until O'clock in the afternoon The
amount of work they accomplished can
only be appreciated by a builder Of aero
planes, for 10 the average man they sp-
peared 20 be simply mailing sticks to-
gether and sewing cloth on the frame
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Li6-a-y q Co-Ersss-open a. Il TO . ? Z CT
sec1-sr GAYS; f-1E . Il 20 . 2 Il on Su1d27s
and on certain holidavs
Puhlic Li5rsry-Oren a T. % p Il; holidays.
a. U- 20 g , r. Suudzvs 2 70 p n
Executive Alsnsi1c-Ope1 % a. H. 20 J.. II
United states CsF5t1l-Oren g a. II % 80 =
United States Treassry-oTe- a. II 20 p
STATE war. ana Navy DeTzrtr1er-s-Open a Il
% = "a 5The original Declaration OF Ia5sPs1d-
e1ce Is n the li5zary q IRE state DeTa--usu-j
United States Patent O1ics-Open a. Il 70
? H.
United States Pension Bu-vau-oPeu a Z 70 :
=
United States Pos,-ossce-Opeu "a Il 70 ? II
WashiuEtcE City Post-o-Ece-Ouen al hours Che
Dad Letter o15c,s Is IN The CT pss'-oaoe1
National Botanic GarderS-0rca s e. 10 ? Il
Flsh Cou-ui-=io--Open 2 9. r. 70 50 p H.
Amy Medical Nizssun-Open a. n 70 4-So , L
Naricusl Nlussu1n-Open 9 4 n 70 - ? Il ll1-
Smithsonian Ius-irutiaa-Open 4 II % 40 , Il
.includl1g holidays.
Az-i-1ltu-ul Depzr-ulsut-17ea a. T. 70 40 y II
Bureau q EugTzTiug and Prinu1s-Open g. Il
washins-on No1zzen: Js55ls feet in bsizhti-Or1
So a n - so p Il tEieTst0- r1rs from q Il
until ,. H.
Co-c1-zu Caller q A-t-Opsa $50 a n to ?.
n IN winter g. n 70 = n n s-uner- Sun
daTs-l3o = n n 5 , n, e1csptins IN uld-s-lE-
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u7iays. and Sun5ays7 other days. &c sdmIssio1-
Government P-1uti1E O6oe-Oqsn 70 = f. 70 ?
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Navy Yard-Orsu 3 a n 20 so p Il
S1uIhwo-th Cottage. 36th s.. and Prospect ava.
N THE SUBURBS
Zoolo-ical Park-Open al day
Ro-k Greek B-i5Ee and PARK
CherE Chzse. ksusl1gtCa and Chesapeake Beaa-
Naval Ob=srvztCry-Opsn 9 q II 70 ,. Il
1Isunt vernon the home s-d tomb Of Washing
tcu'-)peu II r. II 10 p II
Arlington National Cemetery-Opc1 81 DAY
Fort Nys- Military Pest
Fails Church vicura. and Fairfax Co1-t Hous..
United States Soldiers Home-Open a. - 70
surset
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounds TeunaIlytovn roa6-Open 8 =
N. % S ?. n
z1d-ia-
Great Fans Of the Potomac-FsIis are illuminated
s~-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
PADUCAH LOSES PROPELLER.
Unusual Accident TO GunBOat in the
Caribbean Sea

The gUnboat Paducah, now en- route
from Port au Prince. Haiti, for New
York, lost a propeller while one day out
from Haiti, and is proceeding up the
coast on her remaining screw.
A wireless dispatch was received ar the
Navy Department yesterday from Com
mander Thomas D. Griffin. Of the Padu-
cab. reporting the accident The gun
boat was then of Cape Hatteras and
sJeaming slowly She viii probably arrive
in New York the latter part Of this week
The loss Of a propeller is an unusual ac-
cident IN the navy, although il IS not
serious, except IN the case Of sfngle-screw
vessels After landing some condemned
ammunition at New York. the Paducah
Will proceed TO the Portsmouth On H
Navy Yard for repairs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
GRANITE NOT DEFECTIVE.
Work of Erecting Shafts at Treas
ury Continues.

Unless there is some marked defect in
the remaining monoIths the work of
erecting the shafts On the east side OF
the Treasury Building viii be continued
without interruption
After a careful examination Of the sus-
picious looking white streaks in the mon
oliJh already raised in place, it has been
decided the marks are not the result Of
some defect in the granite. but the
natural coloring caused by some foreign
substance in the stone
The pillar now resting on the sidewalk
VIII be raised into place as soon as the
work OF making the single standing shaft
solid is completed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Wilson Reed yesterday fled suit against
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company 10 recover Sl5.6o0 damag for
alleged personal injuries Reed com
plains that on February ., 1903. he was &
passenger on the Lackawanna from Alex
sndria Tor Giesboro, and that at the
latter place he was compelled 10 disem-
bark by means Of a ladder. from which
he fell six feet. receiving serious in
5uTies.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Patrol VIII Give nrfII.

slmas Temple Patrol viii give an ex-
cursiOn TO Marshall Hall on Thursday.
September 10 The patrol won the cham
pionship drill in St Paul OF July Is, and
their friends have asked them to give
an exhibition drill en- the excursion.
which they have agreed to do. The drill
will be held on the lawn north OF the
dancing pavilion
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport NeEs. sr5 al
points South-Norf0Ik and Washinrror stear7ers
every evening II the year st $50.
Chevy Chase Lake-Ccncert by United States Ma
me Band every eveuiDE followed By dancing
Twilight excursions 70 Annapolis and Ralfiro-a
erery day Trans leave even half hour from FTf-
teenth and Il streets northeast from D n
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological PARK Che~
Chase and Kersin-ron-Cars from fifteenth srraer
and New York avenue every fifteen inmates.
To Alexandria-feTTy steamer Lackawauna svs-v
hour and a haf from 6 g. N 70 D N
To Fort Nyer. Arlington National Cemeterv Falls
Church, and Fairfax Court House-Cars from Twelfth
street and Pennsyiyania avenue and Aqueuct Bridge
Chesapeake Bsacl-See trains IN railrcad schedule
Mount vernon and Marshall Hau-Stesmsr Charles
Macaester, daily. except sunday. 70 a. n. and 80
D Il
Steamer St Johns for Colonial Beach-Sat1riavs
5 D n ether DAYS, except Monday s.s5 a n
Steamer IamestoEn FOR forty-nnile moonlight TIN
down the Potomac Rive-. daily a. D n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
TREASURY CLERKS WARNED.
Advised Not TO Pay Attention to
Political Assessments.

a circular letter has been issued by
Beekman Winthrop. Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury. warning employees Of the
department against political assessments
The circular recites the civil service
regulations on the subject and directs
the heads OF bureaus TO use every ap-
propriate and available means to direct
the attention Of their subordinates to
the provisions Of these regulations
Mr. Winthrop does not believe many
employees will consider themselves forced
to contribute money to the political cam
paign, as the protection Of the present
regulations is deemed ample.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Walter Frizzell entered suit yesterday
against Charles Sullivan. local contrac-
tor. for $4,000 damages for injuries re
ceived December 3, 1907. Frlzzeu alleges
that he was engaged by Sullivan at the
construction Of a new building az Fourth
and T streets, and that a rope which
held a steel frame was defective and
broke, causing him 10 be injured.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

A concert viii be given at the
United States Capitol tomorrow
afternoon at SIS O'Clock by the
Marine Band. william Il. SanteI-
mann, leader The programme:
March. Rife ReEiu1er.'' .so-ss
Overture. lie Ca-neTsl Remain .Berlioz
Movement q false- Russe '------.--- Franke
Duet for crnets. Die Virtuossn''. .Hsrzog
Musicians WitcuEb and wunderlich-
Grand Fantasia. "Reminiscences Ct NIey-
eroeer ---------------------------- Godfrey
Waltz. Vienna Beautsss''- -Ziehr.-
ChazctGistic, Down South Middleton
The star SDznzled Bauner."
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

The long-criticised herdic cab is the
recipient OF another attack, delivered BY
an irate and indignant citizen. who arises
10 inform. the street railway commission
that he has been standing on streets
where the cabs are supposed 10 be pass
ing until he is tired and footsore, and
unless the herdic company does some
thing, and does it with celerity, he win
do something desperate
The letter. brought in by a perspiring
carrier yesterday, indicates that the
writer is desirous Of universal warfare.
slaughter. and carnage. He has been
waiting for herdics that never passed
until his patience IS melting before the
heat OF his anger
Have to Use Herdics.
In his opening paragraph he explains
that there are some 100 or more persons
desirOus Of riding n herdic cabs. Here
a break occurs, presumably because OF
an overpowering emotion Presently. how
ever. the writer grows calmer. and pro
ceeds.
We live mostly in T street and East
Capitol street" he resumes. referring 10
himself and the ninery-nIne other per-
sons. and We have 10 use the herdic 70
transfer TO Fifteenth and 2 streets.
where our church is located
Last sunday morning We waited from
1922 O'Clock until 1875 O'Clock for a
herdic. and the herdic hasn't come yet.
We had 10 walk over 70 Fourteenth
street and take the car there"
- ~-=- -.1fr- -Ha vr-r-r-r.~- f-z- --F-s~-~
nine companions IN misery are ignomin-
iously left while marching 10 the church.
The writer does not tell what the 163
martyrs. including himself. cid when they
arrived az the church. and how they sue
ceeGed IN squeezing into the rather small
house Of worship without CrOWding the
remainder Of the congregation out Of the
windows
Continuing with his letter. he critic,ses
in q Erumbling- dissatisfied manner the
whole kerdic company AT those irregu-
lar and unexpected intervals. he says,
when he is able 20 catch a herdic-alonE
with his ninety-nine friends-he andsJhey
are always sorry that they did catch il
and fan 10 wondering why they didn Z
walk.
There IS an on1ipreseut- nonquench-
able, penetrating. pe-UearInE OdOr about
those nerdic cabs that sayurs too much
Of che stable 20 encourage comfort
7 do hope that YOU VIII remedy these
conditions for US before the bad weather
sets IN. be closes. and with a silent tear
he hastily writes his name and the letter
IS done
Not True. say PrOprfetors-
The herdic company Management are
gueved and panied az this martial atti-
tude on the part OF one 0f their patrons
They want 20 know # he hasn't been rid
ing in herdics 1onE enough 10 know those
amiable little eccenrric.tes are counted
among their chiefest charms
What does he think a herdic cab IS
going 10 smell like demanded the man
agement OF the stables reproachfuIly, "a
drug sJors2
Those herdics are washed out every
morning and are kept just as cabs are
kept I don't see why man has 10 OBJ
ject 10 a little hcrsey smell in a cab. any
how. II We charged him dollar instead
OF nickel he wouldn't kick.
"As for running on time. I want TO say
right here that those Eerdic horses travel
over a regular route at a regular speed
and If he and his ninety-ui-e friends wait
OF a street corner they viii be sure TO get
a herdic."
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Leave Your Lost and round

Or any other classified adve-ttsernent for
4 ne Washington Herald at Stafford s
Pharmacy. 7th and II sts- ne. One cent a
word, daily and Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
SCORES HBRDIC CABS
Unable TO Find One When
Wanted, Says Citizen.
CRITICISEs THEIR METHODS

Herdic Company sIanagement In
diSnantIy Refutes Every AIIesa-
tfOn Made by the Irate Customer,
and Say that Cabs Run on Sched-
uIe Time and Are Always Clean
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Four Hourry san
Ask. Damages for Fnu.

On cool Chesapeake Bay four days a
week 81 round trip See ticket agent
The Electric Line" 18th and N 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
workman sues for s2O.OOO.

start Shorthand With US-Nevv Class
Sept2 Day and ev'g- DTillery, 100 y. T.ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
BIames the Butchers.

s1-25 to BaltHmore and Return
Every day via The Electric Line" TZi-
light excursions, 81 round trip, p. m. re-
turning Up 90 midnight Saturday and
Sunday excepted. See si.na schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

sI-25 TO Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line" Visit tbe II 8
Naval Academy. See tine schedule for
trains
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
ORGANIZED LABOR
SHUTS OUT PRESS
Central Union Amends Con-
StitutiOn for Purpose.
MEMBERS SCORE PUBLICITY

One Delegate Declares Colorado
Miners Were HOunded TO Trial by
yellow JOurnaIs-QuestfOn Was
Warmly Debated, but Vote on the
Proposition Was Overwhelming.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Harxev,s Restaurant.

Rain Coats Are Useful Travelling
Garments-dust and weather proof Prices
$50 TO ~ LindSay's Rubber Store, 9s2 F.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Clean, Cool, and Comfortable.
Live lobster aud other sea food Midday
lunch. E.S0 % 2
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Watch for ciy-Randle Highlands,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasing ork Ks,9'
Us Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When health
ily they remove about 500 grains OF I'M
nure matter daily, when unheaitny
some part of this impure matter 70 lett
in the blood. This brings on MAJ : ais-
eases and systoms-pain IN the oack'
headache, nervousness, hot. ory SKIN: IL
rheumatism, gout, gravel, disorders OF
the eyesight and hearing, dizziness, r.
regular heart, debility, drowsinesss..
dropsv. deposits in the urine, .etc. But
if YOU keep the filters right you Will
have no trouble with your kidneys.
- Walter Dorm, Cedar Row, Edgefleld,
Is C. saws: 'I used Doan's kidney
nils and consider them fine remedy
For For anv trouble arising from the kid
neys. was a victim OF kidney com, n
plaint for considerable length o.
time and my back often pained me sc
severely that / could hardly DO my
work. My kidneys acted too freely ane
the secretions were unnatural IN ap
nearance. Upon learning OF Doan,
Kidney pills, / went to Penn & Hol
STEMS drug store and bought eox
Since using them ! have been IRE
from pain in my back and also iron
the kidney weakness: ro-..
II For sale by all dealers: Price Scots
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Nev
York, sole agents for the uniee'
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30

purchases to be weighed by the
public weigher. in this the COM
mittee met with hearty support
and cooperation. The farmers,
through theirscommittee, have en-
gagged Mr.. E J Norris to buy cot
tou on the Edgefeld market, pay
ing therefor the highest market
price. No profit is to be made op
the cotton, his salary Of $1OO per
month being paid by the Edge,
field merchants and professional
men. A committee consisting OF
B E Nicholson, J R Strother and
W r Swearingen was appointed
to cooperate with Mr.. Norris and
| to inspect his books at the end OF
each week.
After thus making provision
for cotton buyer at Edgefeld
whose cotton is to be weighed by
Mr.. 7. P. Morgan, the public
cotton weigher, the meeting ad
iourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30

Union is dong it's utmost to ad-
vance the price of the staple but
is doing it in legitimate way,
and prominent members of the
organization have very properly
taken a firm stand against the
course adopted by the "night
riders" in their attempt to ln-
timldate the owners of gins.
Governor Ansel has also stated
that he will leave nothing undcne
to bring these fagrant vlolators OF
law to justice. Let it be published
to the world that the rights o1
the individual citizen can not be
trampled upon in South Carollns
by an organized mob with 'm'
punity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30
Petit Jury, October Court.

Warren Mcdaniel, a ii Nick
ersop, J D Mathis, Walter Ste.
vens,,J S StillweIl, J w Hardy, h
c Dorm, J l. Gilchrist, G A Long,
J f Morgan, Bettis Captelou, I b
Gilchrist, Butler Satcher, B 3
Joues, J Ws Morgan, E Fl White.
C H Key, P B Thomas, Walter W
Wise, A R Nicholson, G E May
e M Holmes, e W Thurmond,
D c Bussey, w L Dunovant, NIB
Moultris, B A Jordon, J II A VIII
liams, w II Thurmond, D 3 Ho!-
liugswortL. J w Miller (Plum
Brancb), j w Bracknell, W d
Bee, B E Sawyer, W S Adams.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30
Association Committees.

At the recent meeting of the
Edgefeld Baptist Association the
moderator, Mr.. Orlando Sheppard
apnounced the following standing
committees that are to report at
the association next year:
State Missions: l. B White A
S Tompkins, D E Lanham ana
] f Payne.
Home Missions: G H Burton
F N K Bailey, R a. WASH ana "A
w Reel.
Foreign Missions: P P Blalock;
,C G Taibert, w B Cogburn, and
C G Fuller. -,
Orphanage: J E Johnston, ) N
Grafton, J c Long. and T E Byrd q,
Temperance: C E Burts, T ID ID
Buasey. w II Nixon, and II "
Education: Cleveland Callison
j M Reel, Calhoun Mays, j {
Period lcals: J L Minis, G I
Quarlea, F ? Rush and W I
Parks.
Bible and Colportage Wor K:
B Lanham, E G Morgan, Sr., Chas
C Jones and P W Cheatham.
Woman's Work: J T Littlejohn
S B Mays, J q Hughey aud 3 /
Talbert.
Aged Ministers w D Holland
B BJones, w Lee Johnston ah'
J Ransom Zimmerman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30
Mite Box Opening.

The members of the woman 3
Missionary Society of Sbenezer
church gave a delightful enter
,ai.,ment on Friday afternoon
last, and the president of the So
ciety has s.nt us the following &C
count of tie occasion:
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety OF Trenton had a Mite Box
opening at Mrs. j. c. Longs on
Friday last from four to 3 O'CLOCK
There was short program OF
music and recitalions.
A piano solo by Miss Rose va
Harrison.,
Chinese Conversation by -four
young ladies, Misses Jennie Fat
tison, Earline Aller, May kopei
and Florence Peak.
Piano solo by Miss May Wiill'
Waters.
Vocal solo by Miss Ruth Coon
er.
The boxes were thea opene'
and the amount realized was thlr
teen dollars and fifty cents. lc
cream and cake were served tree
There were about about thlrt,
people present. The occasion " wa
exceedingly pleasant and prohta
bile.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-09-30
steelyards aud balances.
May & Prescott.
A Paying Investment.

Mr.. John White, of SS High
Land Ave, Houlton, Maine, saye
Have been troubled with a cough
every winter and spring. Last
winter I tried many advertised
remedies, but the cough contln-
ued until 7 bought Soc bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery I; be-
fore that was half gone, the cough
was all gone. This winter the
same happy result followed; J. q
few doses once more banishsd the
annual cough. l am now convlnc'
ed that DR.. Kings New Discovery
is the best Ct all cough and lung
remedies" Sold under guarantee =
at w E Lynch & Co.. Penn q
Holstein. successors to G l. Penn
T. Sop.B Timmons drug stores. 5oe
and ST. loo. Tr1al bottle free.