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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Z s. Der-- q Ag-lc1ltu-e. WEz-heT Bureau.
Wzshi-E--z Saturday. A-7Ust p. Iss-5 n Il
s-e have bee1 shCEsrs along the South Atlantic
-=- IN the Epper Lake reRlrn. the Cppe- Mrs
.1pi Ell Lo=e- AlissCzri valleys. Northern 1Iin-
--a- North DAKOTA. and the northen dis-ric-s
q the EocEv Mountains. ELSEWHERE ths weather
-.- generally c-sE--
f---D-rasu-us couti-1s low n the Atls-tic States
D tLey have fallen rsnerzlly vest q the ROXY
-1tll1s- In the iuterlur they are Eenrrailv above
seasonal average On account q the preTaili1E
pressure II the Plateau and the Slope region
ne eastward advance cl the western low ara
70 rause rising -e1-arat-res n the Atlantic States
che nczr fs- days. wlrrneT weather SUNDAY in
rs---zl Tzllevs and The Lake rezica. and cor
aGzl h-zh rs1-gsrltures in TIE Slope region f1l-
ed b faliiug -sm1erzture Sunday OF sunday
mt in The Northwest. and On Monday i1 The
-dils Siope and possibly the Missouri and Upper
.zsis5ppi valleys
he weather VIII Be- generally fair Sunday and
.-ulsv, crcsr- that there VII be showers with The
Ling tEu-perat--es y he Wet
The winds along The New England c1az- VII Be
--r s0uthsriy: on the Niddle Atlantic cnast Iizht
sthess- % susth1 On The South Atlantic coast
--sh rortheasteriy; on the East GuH coast lizht
fresh n1-rhe2st % southeast. on the West Gulf
aE- Light 20 fresh southeast 20 south On The
s-er Lakes light 20 fresh southeast % south a-d
D the UUpsE Lakes Ezht 20 t7ssd and va-iaHle.
'-oCEh uos-ly eas-sriy on SUpe-il-.
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POPULAR ACOLYTE BURIED
Thomas Costello Inferred IN Mount
0livet Cemetery.
Sermon Delivered by Pastor of
St AlOysfus' Catholic
Church.

In tribute TO the memory Of Thomas
Costello. ten years old, one CT the young
est and most popular altar boys at St
AIoysius' Catholic Church, who died on
Wednesday. special services were OBJ
served at his funeral yesterday morning
Hundreds OF persons who had known
the acoIyte during his two years service
in the church filed the auditorium Of St
AIyosius'.
Solemn high requiem mass vas Cele-
brated. Rev Father H A Leary. 5 J.
chaplain Of altar boys, oficiated as cele-
brant assisted by Rev. Father Timothy
Baret. 5. J.. OF woodstock College, Nd.
deacon. and Rev Father John A Morn
Ing. s. J.. subdeacon- Rev Father John
Burns acted as master OF ceremonies.
one hundred and sixty altar boys. under
the direction Of Choirmaster Ernest Win
chester. sang Frank P. Maxwell ssnE
two soIos--'Lead. Kindly Light" and
Nearer. Ny God. 10 Thee
Rev Father L.eary. ;. J. delivered the
sermon He told OF the work Of the altar
Z boys al St AIoysius' since the establish
/ msut Of the male choir and referred feel
! iusIy 10 CosteIlo's loyalty 20 the church
I He told OF the deceased altar boys life
/ recalling q number OF touching incident.
I remembered by the lads comrades
The palIbearers were chosen frou
{ suolg the altar boys They were Elmel
/ Dom. Rudolph EIchhorn. Leo CavanaUgh
I Joseph Feuueu. Francis IEoe. and AIoysiul
I Mccarthy.
l InIerment was in Mount Olivet Gene
I terry Rev Father LeaTy. s J.. and Rev
+ Father Barret 5. J.. performed the cere
I m0-y of consecrating at the grave Sixty
[ four carriages were used in conveying tn
{ uou-ners 20 the cemetery.
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SUFFRAGE FOR DISTRICT.
New Club Holds Meeting in Cos
teIIo'S Hall.

New Club Holds Meeting in Cos
teIIO's Hall.
sam De NedTey. n A speech last night
at the first public meeting Of the Ma
tionaI Congressional Campaign Club, IN
Costello's Hall, declared one OF the OBJ
iects Of The organization was 10 obtain
the right Of suffrage in the District.
AIr. De Nedrey. who has been elected
president of the club.f gave an outline Of
the programme 70 be performed by its
members the remainder Of the campaign
He attributed a number OF so-called
evil conditions in Washington 10 the fact
that most Of the Office holders here are
men Of fsr-away States. who have no
interest. except personal one. in the
National Capital
The speaker drew q contrast between
Washington and other large cities where
the people have a voice in the govrn-
ment by their right to go 10 the polls
and vote for the man who will fulfill their
wishes
President De Nedrey said that IN addi-
Z ton TO sgitating the suffrage question
I in the District the club would Try 70 en-
I list the aid Of members OF Congress
1 Announcement was made that the club
I would hoI dts second public meeting al
I CosreIIo's Hall on Thursday night Ar
rangements viii be made for perma-
[ nent meeting night A number OF new
members were enrolled
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GUARDING AGAINST ESCAPES.
Bars VIII Be Placed over the Police
Court Window

At the request Of Judge Kimbsu. Of
the Police Court. the District building
inspector yesterday Inspected the rooms
in the Police Court where prisoners are
kept, with a view 70 having bars placed
At the windows 10 prevent an attempt al
escape similar 10 that Of Gertrude Broyn,
the negro who leaped sixty feet 10 the
ground Friday morning.
After the inspection the necessary rec
onme1datious were made. and the bars
probably viii be put Up tomorrow
The Brown woman viii probably 5e
discharged from the Emergency Hospital
tomorrow. ana VIII then be given into
the charge OF the court authorities. and
unless her friends pay the fine of s. In
posed. she VIII go 10 the workhouse for
fifteen days.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Word has been received here OF the
death yesterday mn-ning al SayTtlle. l. /. q Roo
ert F. Grsnger. an adopted s'n of NJ and Ms.
John T. Granger. a Washingtou-
Edward jenkins was fined 500 by Judge
Kimhau. II tha Poiice Court Yesterday. when ad-
Judged guilty Of stealing a bicycle from william
Allen In default Il payment of the fine. jenkins
viii serve zine months IN all
AIbertus Browne. a young negro who
sod papers and worked his way through the NJ
practice law. He WIS fo- years employed BY Sena-
tors Hanna and Dick Of Ohio. in responsible posi-
tons
Beekman Winthrop. Assistant Secretary
a the Treasury. left Washington yesterday On
an extended Western trip he VII 20 TO the
Yellowstone Park. and from there 20 the Pacific
coast. and be absent month Ms. Wiuthrup &C
compsnied him
Members Of the J. R. Foraker Negro
Republican Club VIII hold a meeting wednesday
night al Z3 Twelfth stree- Northwest f1T The TITse
Of appointing ccnnrlittee - org7aize Republican
clubs Throughout the CITY r y Colbert. acting
president VII preside.
On Wednesday next the Lott Cary
Baptist Distrs-- Foreien Nilsson convention wil
convene At 2 Baptis, Cslu-ch. Il VII last through
the week -sd there VII be three sessions daily
Comm. 5ener HCnry L. West VIII open the GU
veutiru With an address q welcome
Rev. Alexander Wflbanks. pastor Of
Friendship Baptist Church VII rrcach on The
sun 10 Move" al a gospel fcast ard b1sh meeting
this Afternoon at o'cinck IN Green Willow PARK
Anacosfia- Rev. DT. WLbauks VII deliver sermon
or The Handwriting on the Wall az 80 o'ciock
Buster Tuckson eleven years old a
neEro. living in STEirEussns aley southwest. was
drowned from Williams wharf. at the foot Of Thir-
teen-and-s-hslf street ~ noon yesterday The body
was recovered hy the crew cf the police launch
Mai Sylvester and taken 70 the morEue. The boy
vas fishing when the accident occurred
Charged with the larceny Of a gold
watch and chain Oscar Glenn was arrested b. Po-
hccnan LAKE q the Third precinct yesterday even
ing The watch aHd chain are alleged 10 have been
stolen from Ira Conneliy of ITO Conuecticsf ave
uue- The rrisouer admitted taking the Wstcl say
the police and sid he intended making a tip &c
Atlantic CITY what he szpected % set fTcn the
sale Of the tinspece
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LINER ST. PAUL ARRIVES.
Representative Burton Among Pas
SenEers from Europe.

New York. Aug -e-Aro1E the pas
sengers who arrived to-day on board the
steamer s. Paul from southampton and
CrernourE we're Hon. Theodore E Bur
ton. Kyrle Bellew. Col W P BiGdle. Hon.
r ". Bingham, Co Robert Bingham,
T F = Hannah. Samuel p HUM. Lieut.
z h Massee. I. : a, Hon J. Hampton
Moore. Mai. T r. Nash, Lieut. Com
nander Milton r Reed, L :. y. Dr. J.
J. Richardson. Senator Reed Smo0t. and
A A StagE
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Consuu-se Ksneio7-lo. = and AEzla Adanocas.
T. Rev Iokin Al-xcTs-11las-
John 7. q nge-. =. Hzuiscurs. Pa. ard Agslina
E BecE-sn. p Rev O. G. Sahia-
Go--Ec g. Holnes 2. and Bc1lzh I. Rosevss e.
Rev- A. 5 France.
COLGRED
William Borders. g. ard Es-eiie Lszis. Is Re-
. shelton Miller
E1-sne Erde-. - and Laura Young . Rev
Johz u. Richards
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SHOOTS BLACK HAND DEAD.
Barber Fires After Being Accosted
on Street.

Johnstown. Pa. Aug 9.-Taiero Tizito
called Nicholas CavaIto into the yard at
the rear OF the latter's barber shop here
this afternoon. and asked If the barber
had received a letter.
We'll. you viii get one" said Tizito.
and II VIII Be notice that unless you
give ne $50 before this evening you
will be killed"
CavaIto promptly drew a revolver and
shot the Black Hand. killing him instant
" He surrendered 10 the police
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Wife LIves In baltimore.
FunrraI of Chriztian Hohbein.

Funeral services for Christian Hohbein.
z-e1ty years old. who died suddenly yes
day morning. VIII be held to-uorrOw
-t-rnoo1 at 5 O'Clock. from the residence
his son. Frederick Hohbein, g. Florida
-zrUe northwest Intermeut viii be in
.-spec- HI Cemetery NJ Hohbein
IS born II Germany. For many years
had been employed as baker al the
7vernment Hospital for The Insane
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LIEUT.. BOWEN SAVED.
President Roosevelt COmmutes His
Sentence of Dismissal.


President Roosevelt has commuted the
sentence Of dismissal from the army i'm
posed by a court martial upon Firss
Lieut. William s. Bowen. Of the Coast
Artillery Corps. 10 a reduction Of thirty
fles in the lineal list Of first heutenants
Of the Coast Artillery Corps. Lieut. Bow
en- was charged with neglect Of duty and
making false reports in connection with
the taking OF dispositions Of enlisted men
to be used in court martial cases
Lieut.. Bowen is a native Of Nebraska
In the Spanish war he served as a private
and corporal Of Company 9. OF the Second
Nebraska Infantry. At the end Of the wal
he entered the regular army as a private
Of the Fourteenth Infantry. he obtained
a commission as second lieutenant IN the
Coast Artillery Corps in February, ls7l
and was promoted 70 first lieutenant II
March. 1866.
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KNOCKED MAN FROM CAR.
Dray Striking Rear Platform, Threw
Bennett TO Pavement.

a
james : Bennett. thirty-hve years old.
an employe Of the Department Of Agri-
culture. was knocked from the rear plis-
form Of a stree. car in Ninth street, be
tween / and II streets northwest. al s
O'Clock last night. by a wagon Of the
Columbia Transfer Company
Bennett sustained injuries 10 his back
and one hip. and was taken 10 his home.
AZ Eleventh street northeast. where he
was treated BY his family physici@n-
The car upon which Bennett w1s I'd
ing was fun OF PASSENGERS and the back
platform was crowded Bennett was rid-
on the siCs lea-1st the street Just afier
passing the intersection Of NJ street a
heavy dray. driven by Earnest Ambrose,
swerved and struck the rear OF the cdr-
Bennett was knocked 10 the ground
Several other men were were severely
shaken. The driver Of the van was ar
rested
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EAGLES TO FLY HIGH.
Washington Aerie VIII Attend Car
nivaI In Alexandria.

More than 910 Washington Eagles have
signifed their intention OF going to Alex
andria tomorrow night to attend the
midsummer carnival 10 be held at the old
fair grounds by Alva Aerie No. s7I-
Washington Eagles viii assemble at
Eagles Hall. Sixth and z streets north
west, at : O'Clock tomorrow evening. and.
headed by a band viii march to the
Washington. Alexandra and Mount Yer
non Railway Station, Twelfth street aud
Pennsylvania avenue. where they viii
board special cars. which viii transport
them 70 the scene Of festivities.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
bona fde CircUlation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
open
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
l4% Investment.

House for sale, $4,000, renting
for $1,000 per month, IN town OF
Kenbridge.
.KEFBRIDGE DEVELOPMENT CO..
KenhEidge. Va.
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Local Temperature.

lG11isht. s.; a. Il. So; p r.. 50. a. II. 81;
a. H.. 81; % A. n. G.. = noon. 20 2 D. n =:
. II. - 2 n. a: 2 n g. % D n 81
lIaIiu1-c. 3 minimum g
Rsa-irs hu--idiyy-s a. n. - S o II. r. Hours
= sunshne. 80. per cert q possible sunshine 10
Tenp-1turs sane date last ysz--1fazfuum. =;
-1triu-uu. e.
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Tide Table.

To-dav-Hizh ti5s 13-I2 a. r. ard 1oso 2. m los
t1ce- ~ e. r. and q -35 g. M
To-1-c-rOE-H-Eh tide. i1-so a. n and III9 p n.
l1T toe. a n ard SOS 2 H.
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TO Az PATRIOTIC CTTIzENs.

TIE Asstic e1c-1a-ll=~- Lud- cur c1-.1a-s u
TIE West j. bec1uIr- daily mora rVprvsslVe ard
distressing and the plague ucticeslg working is
fareful way Eastward
The National A1-i-Asiz-tc Iur1i--atiu1 Lez--s q
IRE TINTED states -f1s-r 1-El-lEcL cle-E
and eliminate rEls recognized eTll-
fOIR Membership zu1 slc is elected No ICES
q discs are rs1uirsd c-ly voluntary cou--1u--ic1s
70 5efray costs ot o-szn-zatic- vurEs u SHARES
psid % oficsrs
Pleas c0n7,ezs sa5 sisH the faloEizs fern ard
u-zl l. 20 NJ Evans
RICHARD P EVANS T-eas--s-
Isl5 G street --rczVes-. WaslI1z--1 .. G.
Please enroll NJ us-e q Ee-11- q t1e Va
ticuai An-i-Asistlc IruzI-a-i0r Leags q the z :
wlI hereafter favor the i1-sres-s q A1e-i-z-
citizens and elzibles therein i1cl1se----------
uy coucTi11-iCu 70 the LezE-e w1-E.
Euat-rs-
Ad1ress
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Temperatures in Other Cities.

IeIperat-rss IN other cites. tozethsr with the
a151Z- Ct raiufall. tc- TIE twelve hours ended a.
? r.. yss.s-5lg. are as follows
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CHURCH NOTICE.
EPISCOPAL

TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and c s-s -v Re- Ric1-
ard p Williams rect5r. Series az 80. u. aad s
TIE rector VIII vrsach StrarEs-s a--ays welcome
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Condition of the Water.

~7ec-al % The Washington Herald
Ha-reTs FerT. ". Va Auz s9-Potorlzc vs-y
--ludy ard Sheraudoah Te-y muddy
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Peter Thompson Coyle. q popular young
-thIetic-cIerk. employed in the District
SCISSORS Office. who was found fatally
Injured early yesterday morning along the
-aczs Of the Pennsylvania. RairlOad near
ranton. Del. and who later died at the
eneraI Hospital. is thought TO have been
se victim Of foul play
-0yIe was OF his way 70 Atlantic City
visit his mother. Friends OF the dead
an claim he left Washington with sew
al dollars and a sold watch both Of
-lich were missing when his clothes were
.-nd in the berth Of the sleeper
II is also said Coyle did not have an
lemv in the world, and was never wor-
i. and that when he left the District
r Hiding the night before he was in good
-.rits over the knowledge he was going
D. his vacation and 10 enjoy himself He
5 seen with his watch IN his hand a
r minutes before he left the assessors :
ice for the Union Station
FOGnd by an Italian
When CovIe was found by an Italian
ackwaIksr ae was attired only in night
1thes- He had been a passenger on the
-cond section Of train No. S. f-om Wash
-tou. and occupied a berth IN the sleeper
-nandaigua- The report that he had
len out the window has been given lit
.sr credence by the authorities. as the
ian was too tail. being about I'VE feet
u eleven inches II height and il would
---a taken some effort on his part tc
--e gotten through the window
The fact that Coyle was found attired
rs-n-~
---re taken from the berth at Philadel-
-- 10 ana were found 70 contain only $
the authorities 70 entertain the rob
~ idea
The train crew knew nothing OF the AZ
-r until word was teleEraphed IRON
anton 70 Philadelphia
--ews Of his death was received Il
ashinEron yesterday afternoon. 5Ill
.--ated profound sorrow among the Der
the District building, where he was
own as Pete" Coyle- he was one Of
@ most popular employees OF the Distric
-reument- He had been captain OF Ih'
E-sessoTs baseball team, taking active
-tsrest in amateur baseball in Washing
for the last four years
With several other employees OF the As
-zor's Office Coyle worked al the Dis
.-lct building on Friday night Until 1913
clock Ell told hs fellOw-employes tha
..- was goinE 70 leave Washington on tn
-iCnight train % spend Sunday with hi
other IN Atlantic City.
Wife Lives In Baltimore
.-oyIe was about thirty years OF age
5 home was at ISL North Calvert street
1ltinors. where his wife and mothe
e He was N the habit Of making fre
.-eut trips 10 Baltimore His home &
-zshizgton was at rs Nineteenth stree
During The Spanish-American war Coyl
as an ensign III the navy
His wife IS 8Trs- Louise Craigen Coyl5
re- the Baltimore News, who writes unde
re pen name OF "Leonore Calvert 81
AS notified OF her husbands s death an
D. company with Deputy States AttOrne
r--lEeue O'Duune. Of Baltimore went I
il1'iugton last night and claimed n
mains
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DIED.

BRUCE-On Friday A1zust . 1915. az l2,io O. H..
A. laiz Wrlis street u1rthcas-- GEORGIANNA
A BRUCE. wi51v of Dsniel Br1ca. aEsd SKY
fou- years-
Fr-eral SUNDAY A. 2 p. n. from Calvary P Z
Church 1903 n street northeast Relatives and
frlszds invited
H0HBEIN-Or SATURDAY. August @. 1878 - SIS
a. n CHRISTIAN HOHEEIN. beloved hris-
band q the late Mar Hohbsi-- aEs5 seventy
years
F1reraI from his late rrss5snce. g F11-iia avenue
northwest. Monday al r. e.
HOYBERGER-On Saturday. August y. lRs.
THEODORE W. crly son q Martin T. an-
Ioulss GraE HCsb-Er. csed twelve rez-s-
Funeral 7rirats from parents residence = z
street ncrthuest- on Monday a. O a. m- SeIr-
i-es and internsut a. Prospect HiL Ccuets--
RUTTI-On Friday. August . 1865. az his parents
residence 1877 New Jersey avenue northwest
JOHN WILLIAM RUHL. son q c. W and
1larv RuhI- aCrd seven months
Irteuncnt IN Ch4riestgv1. " Va
sTANDIFORD-Ou FRIDAY. Aus-sr . ISIS JOHN
HARVEY. husband . Nia-s1re- Ellen sand
ford
Funeral Monday al . p H. FINN his late resi-
dence. SIS . street s1uthwes-- tAlezacdria, "a.
rare-s please copy
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FOUL PLAY THEORY
IN COYLE'S DEATH
Nav Have Been Thrown from
Pullman Sleeper.
WATCH AND MONEY MISSING

EmpIeve OF the District Assessors
office Found Lying Insensible
Along PennsyIvania Tracks Near
stanton, Del, Left Washington with
Friends-TyvO Dollars on Person.
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Well-printed Advertising

BenJ. r. Coles & CO.. UPhOIEtcrI1E .,
a. kindS- sliB c1EsrN sH sth - IL a5-E
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The Dentist, DR.. J. W. Kcyes,
Has moved 10 1417 F ST.
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literature will bring more bust
ness YOUR way. Attractive an
-u--csuer-z folders blo-re-s. &c printed sort
na-ies f1r ErlIe mo1eE. Salpes and es-I-z-ss tx
the askiu-
Geo. Z. Howard, IA 18th ST.,
PRINTER. ENGRANER. AND BO0kBINDER
While you think or Z. SeIep1one your
Want Ad. TO the Wash.1gtol Herald and
bin viii be sent you al I cent word
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MARRIED.

LAwToN-PuTTS-At Pu-1t S--1d Na-y Yard
Tussssv August r. -2's Miss MARION 2
POTTS. 5aueEte- q Cap stay Potts. q :
y 10 SYLVESTER HOWARD LAWTON
snsi-u. L : y Ns cards
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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McMurrny's Locals.

II you shave, your face needs Z az srs much q care aSe
nerfect a~fter.shave. The McMurray Drug 20
Clean hair means healthy hair. Egg sham
boo does the work. The McMurray Drug 70
Lightning Bedbug Killer puts 'em out o.
business. The McMurray Drug Co.
Keep YOUR face we'll protected with Taleum
fer having been out. The McMurray DRUG
Co.
Lightning Bedbug Killer will help you
overcome Your troubles. Price Is cents. Thf
McMurrsy Drug Co.
Our goods are always fresh. The Murray
Drug Co.
The best stationery made by Eaton.dur
| burt is sold by the McMurray Drug GO.
Whittemore's Polishes are the best, and W.
have them In all OF the colors whlcn tne'
make. The McMurrsy Drug Co.
ar course Won can feel sure that Steeres cal
dies are good. Fresh every week. The MIC
| Murray Drug Co.
Our soda fountains will be pleased TO &c.
you any old time except Sunday. The NC
Murray Drug Co.
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Q 80
T p Pratt 2 80
G. n. NICKELS,
County Supervisor.
J PPratt
Speeds Locals.

II you want Huyler's Candy fresh, go TO
Speeds Drug Store, agent for the factory.
Don't lake our word for II, but look at inc
houses around town painted with Depoe's
paint, and compare them with houses painted
with other paints. Standing half as long ano
we are satisfied that you will decide that De
Speed Drug Store.
Speed's Clnco Cigars are still the favorites
of the city. They are the best sellers ever on
the Abbeville market. II you don't oelleVe
II lei US show you. 1t is mighty easy 10 40 :
thing when you have sons one 10 sno" you
how.
DeVoe,s paint goes further and lasts longer
For sale at Speeds Drug Store.
Something good to read at Speeds.
Huyler's Candy, food for the angels, Away
fresh at Speeds Drug Store.
Cince, is all the go. Speeds Drug store.
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Death Was On HIS Heels.

Jesse P. Morris, Of Shippers, Va,
had a close call in the spring of 1906.
He says: San attack of pneumonia
left me 80 weak and with such a fear.
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on nv heels. Then I was persuaded to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t
helped me Immediately, and after tax:
ing two and a half bottles I was q well
man again, I found out that New DIS
covery is the best remedy for coughs
and lung disease in all the world"
Sold under guarantee at P. b. SPeed,s
drug store. soc and $1!O0. Trial bot
tie free.
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He Got What He Needed.

"Nine years ago 1t looked as If my
time had come" says Mr.. G. Farthing,
of Mill Greek, Ind. Ter. II was so run
down that life hung on a very slender
thread. It was then my druggist rec
commended Electric Bitters. / bought
q bottle end I got what I needed
strength. I had one foot in the grave,
but Electric Bitters put it back on the
turf again, and I've been well ever
SINCE" Sold under guarantee at P. B.
Speeds drug store. SOC.
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wl THE BEST FOR
= AND KiDSEYs,
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Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly loosen
when using DR.. Shops Cough Cure. And IL
is 80 thoroughly harmless, hat lr. Snoop
very youne babies. The wholesome green
leaves and tender stems Of a lung healing
mountainous shrub give the curative proper
Ties to DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure. II Gains the
cough. and heals the sensitive bronchial
membrane. No opium, no chloroform, moth.
ing harsh used to ipjure or suppress. Demand
Or. hoops Take 10 other. Q. A. Milford.